Hi everyone. No. We're missing a banner. Oh yeah. There we go. We need to rotate the names again don't we? I keep forgetting to do that. What do you mean? Our names that people put down these ones. Oh. I forget. Yeah. So how was your day? Busy I got some cleaning done. Mm hmm. Is someone going to spy then? Huh? Are you expecting an important guest? Are you? Counting on it. So yeah. Um and worked on Rumble and Telegram. I uh brought a new bot in on Telegram to help me get rid of all the spam because I was I have a bot in there that helps me get rid of some but I'm still getting spams. So I I found a different bot and uh took me a while to figure that one out this morning but I figured out how to implement it and I haven't had any spam on Telegram since. So. Do you have to pay for it? Nope. But because it makes me laugh.  You know, so this is what happened with the virus antivirus thing. That's the whole reason why they got the antivirus, wasn't it? Yeah, I guess. Yeah. Yeah. I've heard that those stories. Um but I'm not paying for this. No, it's a good thing. It surprised me because I thought, oh, that's a scam but it's obviously you know, you can actually go on to some of these AI um chats and ask the AI how to build a bot and it'll tell you. Well, now I figured screw it. I'll just go on to YouTube and find something else. Yeah, it's already. Yeah. I forgot the name of the bot. Zero X something bot. But it works. Yeah. So I'm happy. I haven't had any spam. How are you doing? You always ask me before I have a chance to ask you. I rarely ever get a chance to ask you how was your day before you already asked me how was I? Because I care more than you do, you see. That's what that's what's going on. I got that one in before you because you usually say that line to me.  Change the banner to Ali live. I didn't mean it. Let's say hi to people. So it's your lovely sister. Hello Tara. Yep, we are absolutely Linda and Vera. Yeah, Maureen. Reading, really looking forward to reading with you. Oh, yeah. Nice. Yeah. That would be good. So have you booked recently then because I haven't seen anything come up. So I think I've only got a couple of spaces left, believe it or not, for reading. So it's been Yeah. And one of those has got to be put for Marejo because she said she wanted to book that in and, you know, it went by in a whirlwind today. So a bit of this and a bit of that. Hello. It's a new name. Hello. Hey, well, hopefully you hang out for the next one, the global predictions as well and and and and join us on Thursday for Uncensored. Yeah, definitely. Oh, so that's a new name, isn't it? Are you new here, big stuff? That's, that's no welcome aboard. I've not been going to telegram much. I've not liked it much. Oh, okay. Oh, I think it all depends on who you're following, doesn't it? If the people you're following isn't putting good quantum out. But you work really hard, don't you? Yeah. He's looking really gorgeous. No, it's just talking about you. But I put out a lot of awakening stuff, but I also put out some spiritual stuff and some fun stuff and some heartwarming stuff like like today there was a really cool video that came out about a shark who brought this injured turtle to a boat and it was fascinating that, you know, to see the shark can we play? Yeah, I can. Yeah. What a great, I mean, who to thunk that, you know, the shark and the turtle would work in tandem with humans to save the turtle. But here it is, folks. Just like this first. Okay. So check it out. Oh my God! Look, a shark is carrying a turtle on the sea, riding the wind and waves after seeing human ships from afar. The shark worked hard to escort the turtle over with the assistance of the shark. The turtle struggled to pounce on the steps of the ship. It looked like the shark was being careful about not, you know, grabbing it by the head, making sure it was getting it by like the back of the shell. Not to hurt him. This incredible scene happened to be discovered by the boy on the ship. After confirming the discovery of sea turtles by humans, the shark turned around and left gracefully. The boy believes that the turtle must need help when it actively approaches humans. So he caught the turtle out of the water, seeing the help of humans. The helpless turtle left tears of emotion. Originally, the turtle's neck was tightly restrained by a thick rope. A warm-hearted boy carefully examined the turtle's wound, just lightly stroked the turtle's neck. The turtle immediately began to struggle in pain. The boy first flipped the turtle upside down on all fours. It can be clearly seen that two ropes have been deeply embedded in the flesh. The turtle must be in great pain. It looked at the human. You can see how it's trying to breathe. It's struggling. And the shark picked up on that. It was like, here, help this turtle. The turtle in front of it with tears in its eyes seems to be asking for help quickly. The boy immediately took out the knife. Easily cut the first rope after a moment. The second one was also smoothly cut open. A large amount of fresh air rushed into the turtle's body in an instant. It can finally breathe freely. I really don't know how the turtle fairy passed through such hardships. Heartwarming girl quickly applied imported Yunnan Baiyao to the turtle's wound. Turtles are the long-lived stars. Please light up the little red star. Everyone pray for oneself and family and leave a message in the comment section. Great luck for your kind hearts. So you will definitely shun feng shun shui shun kai shun. After the girl treated the wound on the back, two boys flipped the turtle over. Unexpectedly, the infection on the front wound worsened even more severely. Severe swelling, blackening, and emitting a foul odor. If it weren't for meeting these kind-hearted people, in the end, the neck of the turtle fairy will be cut off by the rope.  We should apologize to the turtle fairy here.  Besides this lucky turtle, how many lives are quietly passing away in the ocean? The girl repeatedly cleaned and disinfected the turtle wound. Two boys worked together to send the turtle back to the sea. Every plant and plant has a heart, and all things have a spirit. Protecting the ocean starts with me.  Yeah. Wow. Isn't that amazing? Wow. See, animals, we're evolving.  You know, this is what's happening. It's not just us. I almost say that the animals are evolving quicker than we are in some cases. I would say in some cases, yeah. Yeah, yeah. Animals wouldn't treat another animal like that. You know, so they just wouldn't. So that's shark. Sharks eat those turtles. So that one must be a vegetarian. That's what I said earlier. I don't know. Yeah. But yeah, that was... I'm not sure where you left off on greeting everyone, but... This one. A bit of this. Good one. Robert, you can carry on if you want to. Yeah, yeah. Well, you know... Hey, Robert. Just seeing that video, you know, just like you said, it's not just humans that are evolving. When a shark... A predator can help one of its prey and lead it to a human. I mean, there's so many dynamics going on here on so many different levels. I mean, that was just precious. Amazing. Yeah. And if it wasn't caught on video, it would be hard to believe otherwise. Yeah. Yeah. You could definitely see that the shark, you know, was definitely helping it. And the intelligent shark as well was waiting, was maneuvering it around for the flat bit of the boat. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, it knew. It knew that's where to bring it, basically. Yeah. They... Yeah, sharks are very observant, apparently.  You know, here in Florida, they only... They don't buy...  They like them. Well, I think I would be lunch dinner and tea, my love, so I think that would be absolutely fine for them. I'll be right there with you, so they're going to have to get both of us. I want to see... You would do that for me. Of course. I want to... What? I'd be swinging away at them, first thing. Well, that's what you're supposed to do, aren't you? You're supposed to hit them on the shnaut. I guess.  I find them fascinating. Uh-huh. They are. Well, you want to go watch them in a glass bottle. I think that would be the only thing. If I was more fit and able, then I would say I'd go in one of those, like, shark cages. Um... But... I'm not a scuba diver, and I probably won't be, so... Glass bottle boat is probably the nearest for me. Hi to Robert. Yeah, he is, isn't he, Robert? He's talking about you. Hi, Martel. Thank you for joining us. No. I'm curious. Put me down for one of your last spots for reading. Aw, thank you, Vera. I'll have a little look. I'm not sure. Why do you keep saying no, Robert? That's like four times you've said no. I'm wondering if you're a bot or just spamming. Or he could be on the happy juice. If so, share it around, Robert. Don't be so selfish. Let us all have some. Yep. Okay, so Vicki... I realized I nailed on, and she clashed with my lipstick, so I have to do it. Another alias, I was Vicki Oakley-Dokeley. And Michelle Portman. Oh, yeah! Can be myself and I, okay? I'll never remember all three of them. Okay. Maybe Allie will. Yeah, but I do recognize Vicki Oakley-Dokeley. I do remember that. I don't. Yeah. Yeah. Michelle Fortner sounds familiar, but the other one doesn't. We see so many names, you know? It's hard to keep track of everyone. Like, who's this? Linda Wiener. I'm kidding, I'm kidding. Hi, Linda, how are you? We know all Linda. Yeah, we do. Hi, Shannon, thank you for joining us. Hi, Shannon. Maureen says she messaged you about her reading. It might be that I've just, I mean, so much pain, I probably haven't noticed, so. I will have a quick look and see how many slots are left. Vickster, the girl with three aliases, says, I love happy endings. Animal rescue videos, animals have empathy, even feathers. I love happy endings. Definitely. I do. Definitely do. That's, if you don't get it, it must be an English thing, or an American thing. What? That's a sexual saying. What is? For men. What's a sexual thing? We like happy endings. Oh, that's not an English one. Oh, I do get it. Of course we do. But I know we've met. No, that's not an English term. So that's interesting. I love happy endings. I do. Yeah. I do. I do Carol. Poor baby thank goodness for the shark.  You know, it's just a matter of all the stars aligning perfectly for that. And fortunately somebody had a camera. So it's high to Carol. And they had all the right, like, lotions and ointments for that. Yeah. Yeah. She was well, which was lovely. I had Joyce, she's from that one little island outside of Madagascar, I believe.  Hey Joyce. I forgot the island that she said it was on your weekly tarot forecast. Yeah. Some little island. Yeah. We have Melissa joining us today. New photograph, Melissa, love it. Looking good. Got that sexy secretary look going on there, girl. Like it. All right. Yeah. Cynthia, thank you for joining us. Hey, Cynthia. And more, more on Facebook is saying, are you excited about coming to Siesta Key? I am. It's amazing. I've got my suitcase. It's over there.  And it's like, I've got my suitcase. And, and there's some sort of silly, have you heard of it? No, I don't know it. No, I don't know it. I'll get Rhea to send it to me. No, sing what you know. No, because that's all I know. Come on. But Rhea sings it to me every time she sees it.  Don't get me wrong. What's the melody of this? Missed. What's the melody of the song? Doo, doo, doo, doo, doo. Come on. I don't even know that. Honestly, I don't. You said your daughter sings it all the time. So you're either not paying attention to your own daughter or you're just saying that because you don't want to sing live. I don't know what you're talking about. Yeah. I think you do. No. You don't want to sing live. No. Okay. Stop knowing so well. Stop it. Mauritius. Mauritius. Mauritius. Mauritius. Mauritius. Yeah. Is that how it's pronounced? Mauritius. Yeah. It's the kingdom of Mauritius, the country of Mauritius. What is it? I don't know. I don't know. It's Mauritius. It's beautiful Mauritius. Very pretty. Yeah. Yeah. You looking out? It's an island country in the Indian Ocean. About 550 miles east of Madagascar. Population of 1.3 million. Mauritius. Yeah. Because the only reason I remembered that was because the last name Patton is usually spelled with two T's, at least here in the States. And I noticed that it was only one T when she said she was from Mauritius. Yeah. I'm surprised I remember that. Mauritius is where I am. People who live on tropical. I promise I'll have a look, Maureen, but I haven't got it written in my diary, but that doesn't mean to say that it's not, but did you book it through the website or did you book it through where? So it doesn't matter. Either way, we'll sort it out. I will be in touch and we'll sort it. It's always fun with Maureen. She's a good laugh. She's funny. When you have regular people come in to read, you get to know them. It's nice. It's like the 5D family, isn't it? Yes. Lovely. You've got an itch. You're going to do that. Do that noise that you make. I've told my mom about that noise you make. Yes. It's like when you, it's a dog. They kind of look at you and go, oh. That noise. I make that, I make that noise for all dogs when I scratch them. I make that.  I'm kidding. The Thumper leg goes along with that. Yeah. All dogs love that. They're like, I do the double scratchings. One hand scratches the chest. The other hand scratches right above the tail. The double scratchings. And then you're going, oh. They're little legs going. I went over every dog by doing that. Definitely. Absolutely. So the rabbit goes home tomorrow. Oh, that's good. No more cords being fit. I've, I've had to shut her out there. Because that's safer out there. So I've, I've had to. She does have a cuddle though. So she's not on her own. And when my mum was here and there was more people to look. Watch her. Yeah. She came out. And on some level you're going to miss a little quicker. I will. Yes, I will. Definitely. Yeah. I will miss her. Hey Lisa. Hey Lisa. Yeah. We love it when you guys are interacting. So let us know how you're doing. Let us know how your life is. In the chat. We'd like to hear from you. Right on cue. Sarah says. And get the puppy. Yeah. How about that? Oh. What kind of puppy are we getting? I wonder what a cat's going to think of that. She's got like a puppy in a cat. I mean the cat is huge. It's going to tower over a puppy. Yeah. It's going to tower over a puppy. I don't think the puppy will. Yeah. The puppy will be like. We used to have a cat named Buddha. When I had Bogey. My German Shepherd. And Buddha was older than Bogey. So as far as Bogey. No, no. Bogey was a little puppy when I got him. And Buddha was probably bigger than him. Buddha would sit on the end of the sofa. As Bogey got older. Bogey would just walk by and Buddha would be like. Bam. Smack him upside the head. For no reason. Just to say I'm freaking boss. And Bogey respected Buddha. Yeah. There has to be a hierarchy thing going on, doesn't there? Yes. I'm not sure what this is. This is a lot. I got to put that up. B-I-S-Z-L-A. B-I-S-C-L-A. Let's... Okay. Vigila. Vigila. Okay. So let's take a look at what they look like. Because I never heard of these. Aw. You know what? Wow. Kind of looks like a re-encrysed dog. And a little. Yep. There it is. Doesn't that? Yes. Looks like a fox-red lab. Yeah. Fox-red Labrador. Yeah, very similar. I would look at that and think it was. Mmm. Don't cry. It's cute. Aw. It's lovely. It's so cute. Aw, that's too adorable. All the wrinkles. Look at the big paws. Cute. Aw, Sarah, that's lovely. Yeah. Good. Aw. And she will be a service dog. And it's a female. Aw. Age will be great for you. Aw. What's a service dog? I don't think... You can bring them. Yeah, it could be like an emotional support dog. Aw. And an airplane or in a grocery store to a restaurant. Wow. We don't have that here. Only blinds. Dogs for the blind are allowed anywhere. I think it's lovely that you guys have that over there. But they don't... They don't hear unfortunately. Yeah, I've never heard. I've learned something new every day. I never heard that dog, that breed, until today. I've lived 62 years of my life without ever knowing that. You can learn something new every day. Hopefully, I can learn more things. And I'm sure I'll learn quite a bit tonight. Just from our N5D family. Oh, yeah. So, 11, 12, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 7. More in 7 p.m. That's 7 p.m. my time. So, that's 11 a.m. Pacific time. That has been booked on the website. I can't change it when it's been booked on the website. But I can do before that. So, anyway, if 11 a.m., it might be a bit... Yeah, so, yeah, I'll have to message you because it's kind of very busy there. So, and then the second... Yeah, it's... It's good. It's good. I like being busy. But, yeah, I didn't see it. I'm so sorry. I didn't see that. But we'll sort it. Did you... Hang on. Let me cue this up real quick. Did you see this? This touchdown's for you, Jesus. And in the meanwhile, Jesus is watching us. Oh, that's good. Uh-huh. You look good. And, you know, Sharon and Morel left nice comments. Oh, no, I haven't been on Facebook today. Yeah, I did tag you on it. Yeah, I don't watch it. I need to look at the notifications, but it's difficult when you get messages from, you know, two email accounts, two Facebook accounts. Yeah, I wish I was better at it to keep it up with everything. Well, on here, I said, be sure to catch Ally and Greg live and uncensored every Thursday night on N5D Grumble at 8 p.m. Eastern. Let's just say 5 p.m. Pacific. And 1 a.m. UK. Subscribe here. So, yeah. Yeah. Now, we do have fun on Rumble. Yeah. Able to say it how it is, you know, uncensored is the key, isn't it? And there's more views on there than we ever get on here. Oh, yeah. You know, Rumble is busier than on here, but we're not going to give up on YouTube because we may get new people here. Well, it's not just that either because I think we're reaching a lot more than what YouTube is letting us know. Yes, absolutely. I think they're kind of stifling the numbers, suppressing them. So, yeah, I mean, we got like close to 148,000 subscribers on YouTube. Surely we can reach more people than what they're saying right now, 32. You would think so. You would. Yeah. But we have, we've known because there's been, you know, sometimes when I go live on astrology and they say how many people are watching and yet there is more people in the chat, you know, or I'm doing readings. I've put people down for reading. So, I know that they're there because I'm just about to do them a reading. So, you know, it's not that they've gone anywhere. So, you know, they do lie those numbers. Yes, they do. Yeah, we had 1,300 views on Rumble for our last Uncensored. And that's with 650 followers. So, we're getting like three or four times the amount of views on Rumble with a significant fraction of followers. 650 versus 148,000. And the 650 is giving us more views. Yep. On Rumble. Okay. All right. Yeah, tell me, YouTube isn't suppressing our numbers. We know they are. Yeah. It's not just us. I'm sure it's a lot of people that are telling the truth. Yeah, please.  And if you're not getting notifications, sometimes if you unsubscribe and then resubscribe to either one of our channels, it does work. You know, you do then the notifications again. So, yeah. Okay. Well, I'm seeing that initially, Tara said, hi, YouTube, counting the days on YouTube. And then she went back to Facebook and now she says she's going to YouTube. Yeah. When you make up your mind, Tara, we'll see you either way. I get them on both Facebook and YouTube. Well, it's good that she's getting notified, at least. Yeah. Yeah, I do. I get notified. Yeah. Yes. I'm just trying to get organized and everything now that I'm getting my summer clothes out and I've got to go through all of those. Yeah. So, and I've got to wash them and, you know, freshen them up. And then, yeah, just stuff. You know, I've bought put loads of cat food ready for Mo going to the neighbors. Uh-huh. So, cat biscuits, cat food. That's easier, darling. You can sit back then. Yes. I got it. It's an actual laptop now. It's on my lap. Oh, good. That makes me happy because you were hurting your back doing that. Yeah. Yeah. It's a lot easier to do it like this. Have you got a new table then? No. Yeah. You look very smart. I love that shirt on you. On me or off me? On you just start with. Yeah. I do too.   I love that. This is you with a tan right now. It's a fake tan, right? Yeah. Good little bit of fake tan.  I know. I can show you. I have a picture I can show you. It's, you know, how much. Are you excited? Can it be seen by everyone? Which sort of, are we talking about Mr. Prescott? It can be seen by everyone. Okay. I was going through it. I was cleaning out like some of my files. And I found this picture. And let's see. I was like half my age in this picture, probably around 30 or something like that. Oh, maybe no, I might have been more like 36. Anyway, I'll show you guys. You'll see how white I was. You know, this was, I was like 35 maybe. Darling, you look better looking now. I agree. 100% you look better. And look, look at how dark my hair was. I don't dye my hair. How white I was and how dark my hair was. It looks like it doesn't even look like me. Honestly, I don't know. No. No, it doesn't. Still handsome though. I still, I still gone. You're, you have loved goggles on. I'm just in love, darling. You're it for me. That's it. I love you. I love you too. I love your love goggles too. Yeah. I don't see what you see there. That's how it goes, isn't it? Yeah. I'm still going back. I can hear playing is that old George straight song run. I don't know that song. No, and I don't get what she's saying. Well, it could be this is way back. This is way back. So this was 10, 10 to 12 minutes away from where we are. I put together when you had your first surgery. Yeah. Yeah. What like right now? For when you do your readings that you can sit back. I'm doing local predictions. No, no, no, I wouldn't. So you have no place for the cards. Oh. I would never know that was you. It's true. Oh yeah. It's true. A lot of times as well. Yeah. What did everybody do on Memorial Day? Because we have it different. We have ours in November hours. Yeah.  So let us know what you guys got up to. Did you see family? Did you go out? Did you have like outdoor cooking? What did you do? Memorial Day weekend. Yeah. And here's to all the, all the people that lost their lives and defending the country and working for elite assholes. Sorry.  Were they really defeated when most of them? No. The different countries, the Soviet Union, the United States group, Project Paperclip. That's what NASA started. NASA started, Nazi's NASA. That's what started there. People believe that not just Hitler, but a number of Nazis went to places like Paraguay and Uruguay, Argentina and lived after lives there.  Or doubles, let's face it. We know about doubles now, don't we? We know about cloning.  Of course they were back then. We've been lied to so many times about everything throughout history. Yeah. Why would war two be any different? Exactly. Yeah. I mean, you know, the beauty of it is that we know that things are changing. There's so much truth now coming out. It's just unfolding every day. There's something more every single day. So, I for one love it.  It's been very cold for this time of the year. The ocean was 60. I'll tell you what more. We finally hit like 83 degrees here in Florida. But this is one of the later times. Usually, I've seen it for 83 in April. Or usually like within the first week or two of May. But it took almost until June to 83. And why I say that is to be 83 is like the ideal water temperature. It's warm enough to go right in, but cool enough to cool you down. So, yeah, the water temperature is getting a little cooler. It makes me wonder if it has anything to do with those cup tarts. We're trying to block the sun with, you know, whatever it is that they're using up there, different flux or whatever, whatever that mirror at that. But yeah, I'm wondering.  Of course, my love. I'll find it. Oh, I think it's on now. It's on the ground. I've got some stuff that is only on the ground. Okay, yeah, these two items. Okay, it's on the ground. All right, these people, I'm just going to say, want to limit meat consumption to a maximum of 10 grams per day. 10 grams. A typical steak is eight ounces, 28.35 grams and one ounce. So you can have approximately one-twentieth of a steak per day, which is like one bite, maybe two. So, Germany's saying only 10 grams of meat per day. New policy. Well, then we just eat insects in between that. That's what they want. And moving down Ireland, 200,000 cows to be cold in order to meet climate targets. They want us all cold and starving so they can have complete control over us.  That's one-fifth of a million. But almost a quarter million cows need to be killed to meet climate changes.   Things are changing. Of course they are, but it's in history that this is how Earth evolves. This is what just happens. Yeah, it goes in phases up and down, up and down. Yeah. It's all cyclical. I mean, it's not to say that we need to sort out the plastic consumption and things like that. We need to sort all that out, how we get rid of it all. You know, you can't tell me that scientists can't find another way of doing this.  So I'm using, it's called SMOL. And it's, you get, you get given a water bottle, like a spray bottle. And every three months I get sent these through my letterbox. I get sent these little, they're like little discs. And I pop one in the, in the bottle and then I fill it out with water. And that is my detergent for cleaning. I then have my, you know, all in paper, like card. And it's a really safe system.  I think we should start having really nice fancy bottles that we then just keep refilling. So you put either powder in and then you fill it up with water. You can, you can buy it like that. You know, these big, huge fabric addition of bottles, you know, they take up so much. You know, there are ways around it, but obviously we can't. It has, you see, they're working as so much that we are so busy that we can't go and change the system because we have to rush, you know, you're working so much to pay the bills. You have to rush into the supermarket. You have to get your food shopping. You have to feed your children. You then have to probably go out to work. Two family members have to now work. And even then you're not paying all of the bills because the bills are so high. So it's, this is the cycle that they want us in so that we're distracted, so that we don't try to change anything. And it's, it's just a whole vicious circle and things have got to change. I want to change it, but no, but not one person can. It's got to come from high up. You know, put something in place so that you don't have to buy these big bottles and things of things. You know, it can be in cardboard. Sorry, I'm on the sidewalks. That's exactly what I was thinking. Not just that, you know, the soapbox. Nobody never actually stand on a soapbox. I think they did in Victorian days. I was looking into this and that's when they had their speeches. There was all these kind of big containers things. And yeah, that's where that comes from. I think it was like from the 1950s. Okay. Okay. Standing on soapbox origin. The term originates from the days when speakers would elevate themselves so they could be seen and heard more easily by standing on a wooden crate originally used for the shipment of soap. So box. No, I've never stood on a soapbox. As a matter of fact, the there's there's what they call a soapbox derby. And that's for, I think it's for Boy Scouts or Cub Scouts. We blow one of those kind of scouts, at least frozen. But yeah, I'll just go like this until she gets back. But they used to have a soapbox derby. And you and you would make these cars that were not motorized. And you'd start out at the top of the hill and you just see whose car is faster and they would have heats. And if you made it through the first heat, you'd come back and race the other winners and until somebody won. And at the end of the at the end of the track, they had these big bales of hay where, you know, if you couldn't stop your soapbox car, you just run into the veil of hay. But yeah, soapbox. So it was more of a, at least here in the States, it was more of like a fifties thing. Welcome back, baby. Did I go or did we go? You did.  There was an error, it said. Oh. Oh, did you get, did you, did you see that message about connect reconnecting your Facebook? Yeah, done it. Good. Good. Okay. So I wanted to read out some of these messages. Sorry. What was the soapbox thing? What was it on the soap people used to do? Talks on soapboxes. Yeah, it was actual wooden crates that they had, they used to, to ship. So, yeah. Susie said they used to make code cards. So that, that's, that's what I was talking about. The soapbox derby cup scouts. Yeah. Here in, here in England, they have, um, wheelie bin races. So what they do is they, you know, the, the wheelie bins that you put your rubbish in. Well, what they do, you know. No, wait, wait. Weenie bins. Wheely. Do you know what wheelie bin is? Oh, wheelie bins. Yes. Okay. Yeah. So what they do is they purchase another one, right? And what they do is they make it into this cart. They put wheels on each, each end of it and they, it's creative. And they have a race down the hill of this street in Favisham. It's very funny. Um, you know, some of them just disintegrate right, right there. And then, you know, don't get anywhere, but it is funny. It's funny.  I mean, just chaos, but it's good. It's funny. I would love to see that. I'd love to see you in it. I'd love to see you do it. Favisham, Favisham. Favisham. Favisham was in one of the episodes of the Beverly Hill Billings. Was it? When they actually, several of them, when they went to visit England. Wow. So that's how I thought, I remember, that's how I remember that name. Okay. Yeah. So Maureen said Memorial Day US is a day of somber observance to those that perished in the war. I include the 22 a day that take their life from PTSD. Memorial Day is a rough one for me. Yeah. Absolutely true. You don't know what they've seen. They can't talk about it. You know? Yeah. I saw a very somber eye-opening picture of all these people that have big smiles on their face, but they all suffered from depression. Robin Williams was one of them. And you see all these people, they might have a huge smile on their face, but you don't know what's going on inside.  Just feel a little sad. And we use that term loosely. And, you know, sometimes when somebody says that, though, they're actually, it's a cry for help. They're actually trying to reach out. And are we there to say, hey, I understand or how can I help you? Yeah, it's true. It's true.  And sometimes she won't answer the door or she'll call the ambulance and then she'll go out. She'll just go out. So of course they have to bash the door down.   Because that's how does that make all the neighbors feel when all that happens? You know, you've got all that crashing people smashing indoors and things like that. And that's like twice a week. I mean, it's bad. Well, twice a week. Yeah. The ambulance is called. Obviously sometimes it's not always bad. The door. But, you know, still. Yeah. So Susan said my husband and I got the garden ready for planting in Memorial Day. So I was with my eldest son, Aaron, one of my marines and family at a picnic with extended family. Oh, that's lovely. Oh, you're correct. The Nazis were also given asylum here in Australia as well. Yeah. Yeah.  Yeah. Because I wanted to make sure that we included the people about Memorial Day because it's important. So we can jump forward again, but I just wanted to make sure that we included that from everything I've been reading about and listening about World War Two. It happened because one didn't quite work. The Spanish American War helped the gun manufacturers. World War One. It was the start of all that stuff now. Yeah. Yeah. It's a big business for them, isn't it? Big business. Yeah. I think I've caught up with the Memorial Day one. So Moira said, I remember when laundry soap actually came in a cardboard box and not plastic jugs. It doesn't have to have all this plastic wrap and things. It really doesn't. I still have some outside. I bought some. I bought some. I'm going to surf and it comes in a big cardboard box like that, but I know the kind of side wrap, the taller ones like that. Yeah. I remember those. And now we use pods here in the States. Those little pods. Yeah. Do you guys have them there? Yeah. That's what I get delivered through my door. Just like it goes through the letterbox. So to me, there should be more of that. And just add your water, you know, whatever you have, just add your water because a lot of the products are water. We can get that from our taps. Yeah. Yeah. I can't use that word, but that's good that you went there. I met two great await ladies walking home with one. It was lovely. I've been missing some of this. I am out on the balcony. Ring compulsive with playing with my being. Oh, being ring compulsive with playing. Am I reading that wrong? I think you meant she meant being being also being compulsive. Okay. The flowers are sky. She takes the wonderful pictures Linda does. But someone's story. I think we should have exchange stations where people can bring items they no longer need or use in exchange for ones that need or use. It would shut down so many cheap items from overseas. Yes. I totally agree. Yeah. Hi, Leona. Love and blessings to Greg and Ally from Australia. Had an email from Mark Atwood yesterday as U2B has been taken down. I use Dr. Peters Castile soap products for everything. So good. Oh, Mark Atwood. Terrible. The good guy. Yep. Yep. Way to go, YouTube. Yeah. Sensoring. Oh, I wish Elon bought YouTube. Yeah, me too. Be nice to be able to reach all of my subscribers. Yeah. Yeah. The definite. Yeah. Hi, Mary. Thank you for joining us. Hi, Mary. Mary wins. Does that affirmation work, Mary? For X comes in the box. Hi to Debbie Hambley joining us on YouTube. Hi, Debbie. Hi, Debbie. Yeah. I was a bad for your watching machine. I did not know that. No. Young double mast woman in her double mast autistic son. He's called an ambulance a few times a week for a while. She would complain about smells of gas. Firefighters told her they only smell. I smelled weed. That was me. That's funny. Yeah. I don't know. It's a. I just, I just really so want this world to change. I know everybody, every spiritual human being on this planet wants it all to change. And we've all got some really good ideas. That's what that's what a council should be. Like you said, a council of elders.  Have and, you know, have that, you know, make some decisions together. Yep. That's all we need. We don't need governance. No. Government means govern to control mentee the mind to control the mind. Yeah. Well, they're definitely not working for the people. That's for sure. They're working for their pockets. Yeah. That and lobbyists or the biggest donors, they don't listen to us.  Never have. Well, maybe they originally did. They did. No. But not now. Exactly. Yeah. Hey, Bella, thanks for joining us. I still use powdered game detergent. Okay. Yeah. You know, that's much better because you could burn it. If you had, you know, one of those, I used to have one of those. It's like a drum with holes in it. And, you know, and I just used to put my rubbish in that one out of the garden. All the cardboard and paper and stuff. Back in the day, they would give free glasses in the laundry soap box and other items, just like cracker jacks always got a prize in the box. I did not know that. No, that didn't. Glasses in the laundry soap box. But could you imagine, you know, like you would have a really nice kind of matching jar set, one's for like washing powder or detergent, one's for, you know, washing up.  And just you bought just sachets that would cut down on so much plastic. That sounds feasible. Yeah. Yeah. I think we're caught up now with the messages. I think we've got them as light workers. I think we're all fed up with and impatient with things not moving quicker this time. Yeah, just downright frustration, irritability, surfacing for sure. I am seeing a lot of the light workers getting a bit peed off now. Yeah, it's like, come on, guys. Come on. On Twitter, I'm seeing a lot of, there's a lot of fights that they're promoting on there in division on there. So I've been blocking a lot of these channels that are showing that because the world isn't like that. That's what they want.  Oh, look at this group of these people fighting this other group of different people. Yeah. You can go into how and why and what they're talking about and what they're doing, but it's bullshit. It really is. It is. I've said this for a while on N5D. Once the bottom of the pyramid unites and that means all of us, the rest will collapse. It will. What we're seeing right now with people boycotting like Bud Light or all these companies target now is getting boycotted. There's another one that recently, I forgot which one, but when people are boycotting these corporations, they're losing billions of dollars and it's one way of letting your money speak or your lack of giving them any money speak on what, how we can get our voices back. Yeah. Yeah. Absolutely. But this is what I like the N5D family because there's lots of laughter. We can get down and talk about serious stuff and political stuff and then naughty stuff and then all sorts of things. And it's always ends on a high vibration energy always. Yeah. I agree with you, Seeker. Yeah. Go keep our vibe high. Absolutely. We have a very eclectic group here. Some spiritual groups are just all love and light and that's it. They keep it right there. Other people, like what we do is we're not once to bury our heads in the sand. I'm up to belief and I'm sure Ali agrees that while we're here, we are lightworkers and we're going to help those who, there's a lot of people teeter tottering at that 50%. They're just starting to wake up and we're here to help everyone, not to leave anyone behind or to ignore it. Sometimes when, and we need people that are like up here and just all love and light. We need that because they're holding space. Of course, they're holding that vibration for us while we go down and do a lot of the dirty work. Yeah. I'm helping to awaken people. I want to go through a ton of sludge through these social network websites that I find just to find what I'm posting on Rumble. I go through so much shit, but I still find a way to stay grounded and send that love out to everyone that the world deserves. Yeah. Or just sexy kitten. Sexy kitten. Yours. Sexy. Yeah. Right. Wow. Like CZ says, we keep it real. Yeah. We do keep it real. Yep. Yeah. So. I was just clicking on something to hang out real quick. I heard today that Kohl's is being boycotted. Didn't hear exactly why. What's Kohl's? The department store. Oh, right. Okay. Yep. I was clicking on another one. Oh, yeah. It was Target. And what the mainstream media is saying, boycotting is literally terrorism. They're trying to make us make a mainstream media is trying to make it seem like if you boycott anything, you're a terrorist now. Wow. Crackers. Shit. Really? Yeah. It's all part of their control system, isn't it? All the time. Yeah. What's like scuba diving? Going down deep. Is that what that means? Apparently it. It's like scuba diving. Yeah. But what's like scuba diving? It. It. I don't get it. Unless you're being naughty, of course. No, I don't get it either. It. It's. It's it. What is it? It's it. What is it? It's it. It is our power and our right, Moira. That was a song. Absolutely. By Faith No More called Epic. What is it? It's it. What is it? The joy helps keep me grounded when the state of the world gets under my skin. Absolutely. Yep. Yeah. We are going through stuff. All of us are going through stuff. I mean, you know, and it's hard going, especially when you're hearing all this next wave of how they're going to start controlling us again and how they're going to, you know, But I do imagine that maybe the White House are trying to wake the rest of the people up, really. Still, it's like, what's going to make people shout and say no more? What about if we target this now? What about if we target that? What about if we target this? Because everybody's got a point where it's like, now I've had enough. You've targeted that now, and that is my limit. But what are people's limits?  What are you smiling about? I can probably play this. Faith, no more. What is it? It's it. What is it? Anyway, that's what it is. So now we know what it is. It's it. I didn't like that music. You don't have to. It just answered the question, what is it? It's it. It's it. It is it. It could be nothing other than it. Exactly.  Mary likes it. Rock on. That's right. Is that your eye, Mary? It's a beautiful eye. Is that your eye? Gorgeous green eyes. I always wanted green eyes. Mine are red. What it is. Mary's eye. Nice. You must have a lot of compliments about those eyes, Mary. She only has one eye like that. Maybe the other eye is completely different. The other eye is like sunken or something. Well, my Halle has got half and half. She's got a brown half and she's got a blue half. She does. Yeah. And do you know what? On some of her eye, she can see just a little bit. They come home tomorrow, Mary and Mickey does. I took, I've taken these colorblind tests.  There's no number on there.  Cause I have, I have like a mild like red and greens. I can't, I can't see very well. And I take, I've taken a number of these colorblind tests and there are, there's always a couple on there that there's no number. I don't see any number.  But I'm sure the rest of the world sees them. But the thing is, cause I am, cause I am colorblind. I mean, I can see the red and the green on a stoplight. Obviously the red stop sign or all that, but I see different hues out of each eye. I think it's a brighter, a brighter hue out of my right eye than my left eye. And maybe that's part of the whole, you know, colorblindness dichotomy. It's having different hues or different, but yeah. I'm just wondering, is anyone else out there colorblind? No, I'm not. How dare you not be colorblind? You're my other half. Sorry. That's true. We were supposed to both be colorblind. No. Yeah. So Seeker's brother is colorblind? That's interesting. So Dr. Martin Luther King used to say, speak with your dollars. Oh yeah. That's true. I wish I didn't use Amazon so much, but I do. It's convenient for me because I can't just do that walking around, trying to find the things that I need. Quickly.  Yeah, exactly. I mean, the price of gas or petrol, you know. Yeah. Sometimes it's more economical. Tara refuses and bless her. I'm so glad that she's adamant about that. But Tara refuses Amazon. My sister. See, I'm a bit high maintenance. The stuff that I want, the stuff that I want regularly. And they don't, I don't get them where I shop usually. So I have to go elsewhere. I never wanted to change my blue eyes. I am the only one out of two parents and seven children. I have to wear glasses. I do wear glasses. Okay. Yeah. I have to wear glasses sometimes. My relative is colorblind. He only knew at primary school when his teacher asked him, why don't you paint the sky green and the grass blue? He's like, what are you talking about? Leave me alone. That's the color in my world. Yeah. Right. Yeah. Yeah. This is funny. So I had a friend that was colorblind. His wife would put stickers on his clothing. So his outfits matched. He would just match up the pictures on the stickers. That's really clever. Yeah. I know that. That's, that's love for you right there. It's for her to go out of her way and do that for him. Isn't that awesome? What's that? Okay. True story. I was married to wife number two, Jodi. And I went to work. I was bartending at the time. I had on plaid pants, a plaid shorts with a tie-dye shirt. Wow. And before I left the house, she goes, you can't wear that. I go, why not? She goes, plaid doesn't go with tie-dye. I go, how can, how can tie-dye not go with everything? Tie-dye, tie-dye is everything. It goes with everything. She goes, no, plaid doesn't go with tie-dye. I go, you're wrong. I went to work. And there was this, these four couples that came in to the bar. And I said, and when they got up to the bar, I said, question for the guys. Guys only. What's wrong with what I'm wearing? They go, nothing, looks great. Then I asked the ladies, plaid doesn't go with tie-dye. They all knew that. So there's something that us guys are missing in the fashion department. We don't understand why plaid doesn't go with tie-dye and vice versa. The secret is pattern, pattern. So, color, color. You've got the same colors that they match. They go, they go. No pattern in tie-dye. There's really no pattern in tie-dye. It's just colors. There's lots of pattern in tie-dye. Not a lot, but just, it's more just about the color than it is anything else.  So most of the time you had your jeans on, didn't you? And then cause everything goes with jeans. So I didn't witness, I didn't witness anything that was like, you know. Oh, you will when we go to the beach because I'll have like patterns on for my shorts. And I'll wear a tie-dye tank top or a t-shirt. I don't care. I don't care. I don't care. We both make an effort when we go out and have a meal. That's all I care about. If we do. And if it's lunch somewhere, we're just going to roll into a restaurant the way we are. So don't expect me to not put my makeup on though because I'm not going anywhere without it. Okay. Maureen says you don't mix patterns, Greg. Correction. You don't mix patterns. I do because I'm not only colorblind, but I have no sense of fashion either, apparently. Do you know what? I've never been one for following a fashion anyway. I like what I like. I don't like what I don't like. I just, that's the way it is. Okay. So if you don't mix patterns, is it visually disturbing? Is that why? Yes. Does it just like grate on people's minds? Yes. Apparently only ladies. It only does that for women because guys think it looks fine. Yeah. But that's, you know, we're trying to impress the ladies. So does it, does it grind on you? If you, if we were going out to a restaurant, then I would probably go, um, you may want to just change your trousers or change that shirt or something like that. Um, you know, but if you said no, I don't want to, then it will be no, I don't want to. And that's okay as well. So. Oh gosh. I love the comments here. My God, Greg, incorrigible. I've seen clothes made of all kinds of patterns and colors and kind of patchwork, or dress. Okay. But more says it's too busy when you do that, when you combine those. Yeah. Linda doesn't, has never been into fashion or keeping up with it. It doesn't bother Mary at all. Platt is an even distribution pattern. Tie-dyed is random and abstract. It's geometrically disruptive. See another one that, you know, just grates on people apparently. Yeah. All trends come back anyway. Life follow fashion. I agree. Let's start a new trend. And do you know something? Do you know something? These elite knobs, what they do is they sit around a table and they go, what most ridiculous thing can we get these people to wear now? Um, and one of them is sliders with socks. Yep.  Sliders are sandals. With socks. That was always a no-go sandals and socks. It was always. And now it's like, oh, it's all. And then the next one was, uh, let's get all these youngsters wearing their trousers down near their hips while their underpants are bunched up at the top. Um, let's all get them doing that. Oh yeah, that's now trendy. Yes.  And they, people don't realize that they're making fun. And the other thing that irks me, sorry, is when it's like somebody has this big person's name across there. It's like, who says that that person is trendy enough for me to blast it all over my, my clothes? No. Who, who is Jack Wills?  Who's this Ted Baker bloke? I don't care who they are. And you just don't put big all over your t-shirts. It's just, you know, grow a pair. Put your own name on it if you have to. Yeah. I don't get it. I don't get it. But then I've never been fashionable. So I'm not going to get it. Am I? Me either. I've never, ever, ever, yeah. No, I'm more of the kind that would buck the fashion trends. Like, shit, I've seen recently they had this, what is it, fashion show and men were wearing dresses and they're trying to make it look fashionable. I'm like, unless it's a kilt and you're Irish, it's not fashionable. None. But, you know, certain people have certain styles and that's their style. And that's okay. That's okay. If they're happy, they're happy. What love? I apologize to the Scottish people. I think I should have said Scottish with the kilt. Isn't that Scottish? What did you say? Yeah, Scottish. I said Irish. Oh, yeah, that's Scottish. Yeah. Yeah. So my apologies. I'm sure they can rock the kilt. I certainly can't. It's not. It'll be quite breezy in the winter. Not here in Florida. You could actually rock it here if you wanted to, but I'm not Irish. I agree, Mary. I so agree. It just looks so ridiculous. Yeah. So give them a wedgie, don't you? It's just give them a good old-fashioned wedgie. You do know what wedgies are. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Oh, yeah. That's a good point, Susan.  Absolutely. Absolutely. They do it delivering. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, you know, I don't care whether somebody, what somebody wants to wear, really, if that's what they want to wear, then that's great.  That's it.  At a lot of these fashion shows, you know, that anyone who has like even semi-conservative values, there's nothing there for them. It's all bizarre, outrageous.  Yeah. Tommy Wedgie. I had one of those in my fraternity. That's like the final thing they, they give you. Wedgie. Oh, ouch. Wedgie, which goes over your head. Oh, God. Yeah. Does it rip, rip your undies? Yeah, yeah. Yeah. You're, and this usually happens at a bar and you end up going commando for the rest of the night, which is no big deal to me anymore because I usually do anyway now. Me too. Me too. I don't, I don't wear undies much. Whatever makes you happy. Yes. Making an effort. This is a lot. Yeah. That's, that's how it is, isn't it? Really, Amanda? The more spiritual I've got, the less I care about what I wear or at any material positions. I agree. That includes plaid going with tie dye. Doesn't matter. Does it, Amanda? It doesn't matter at all. But it doesn't, but you asked our opinion love. So if you ask our opinion, we're going to tell you our opinion. I used to like those stone wash jeans. I always thought they look, they look cool. If I could find them, I'd probably still wear them. Yeah. Because I don't care if people say, oh, what are you? What are you? Walk out of the 80s? Yeah. I love the 80s. So does it? Yeah. Yeah. Like what you like be happy in it. Totally agree, Susan. Whatever happened to monesty and classy dressing fashion? It's beautiful. Says Claudette. I can say thank you. Oh, thank you. Sorry. There's something else. That was totally awful one. Thank you. I think this was a, this was a gift. I think, I don't know if it was from Jody or it might been my friend. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Everybody's talking about the plaid and the tie dye too busy. Yeah. That's right. But if you feel good, then all good. I think you're irritating. Let's talk about beach fashion then.  You're going to the beach, aren't you? Yeah. Now. Now. Okay. Well. All right. So there's a disclaimer. Then if you're going to the beach, it's okay. But outside of that, it's not. Well, because you can wear any old thing. It's like saying, you know, does it matter what you wear when you're gardening or when you're painting and decorating? It doesn't matter. Does it? But if you walk into a restaurant. Well, if I go to a restaurant, I'd probably be wearing pants and then be a solid color. So I can wear anything with that. There you go then. So you do care. Yeah. That's fine. I might, I might even wear trousers on top of my pants. Pants, pants, and you care. Pants means underpants. Underpants is pants. I've got to go to the little girl's room. How long have we got left on this? We've got 30 minutes until global predictions. So we can wrap it up here. Okay. Love. Yeah. Yeah. No, no, you can go. Well, let's wrap it up. We'll be back in 30 minutes, 26 minutes. Right here on YouTube and on Facebook with everyone you're watching on for global predictions. Get your questions ready. And if you want, put them out there. I'll put them out that you can probably put them up there right now on the N5D YouTube page if you have any questions. And we'll get to as many as we can for like an hour or so. So anything you want to wrap up on? You've talked about flip-flops. What do you call flip-flops? Sandals. Flip-flops. Oh, they are. Okay. I didn't know if you knew flip-flops. It was just an English thing. No, that's it really. Just, yeah, just enjoying this chat. You've cheered me up. So yeah, it's been lovely. All right, folks. Well, we'll be back in 25 minutes from now. Same bat time. Same bat channel. See you then. Love you all. Thanks for joining us.


Hello and welcome to the Ascended Masters meditation. Who are they and how do you connect with them through meditation? We're going to be exploring the fascinating world of ascending masters and learning how to connect with them with a very powerful guided meditation. Ascended masters are enlightened spiritual beings who have gone through many incarnations and have ascended to higher places of existence. They act as guides, teachers and protectors. Assisting us on our spiritual journeys. Some very well-known ascended masters through belief systems include Jesus, Buddha, Saint German. Each master has their unique area of expertise offering wisdom, guidance and support in various aspects of our lives. Connecting with ascended masters requires an open heart, a quiet mind and the willingness to receive their guidance. One of the most powerful ways to establish a connection is through meditation. So without further ado, let's begin this guided meditation to connect with our ascended masters. I'd like you to find a comfortable sitting position with your spine straight and your body relaxed.  Allowing your body and mind to relax, releasing any tension or thoughts that may arise. And now I want you just to very calmly just follow your own natural breathing rhythm, breathing in, breathing out. But every time you breathe in I want you to feel the relaxation, the calm. And every time you breathe out I want you to release any tension or anything that no longer serves you. Breathing in and breathing out, becoming more and more relaxed. And I'm going to count you down now from five through to one and every time we take a deep breath in we're going to hold it, we're going to let it go. We're just going to be even more relaxed on every number. So we're going to start on five, we're going to take a nice deep breath in, we're going to hold it at the top and then we're going to let it go. Calm and relaxed. Four, we take a nice deep breath in, hold it at the top, let it go, nice and relaxed. You see the number three breathing in, holding it for a second and then letting it go, nice and relaxed. Two, feeling very calm and relaxed as we breathe in, we hold it at the top and then we let it go. And finally number one, breathing in, holding it and then letting it go, knowing that you are fully relaxed, calm and in a beautiful spiritual state.  And this light represents the presence of the ascended masters who are here to guide you and support you. And as you continue to breathe in and breathe out, we're going to invite the ascended masters, the ones you feel most drawn to, to meditate with. Ask one of your ascended masters to step forward and assist you, feeling their presence growing as you set the intention of one of your masters joining you right now. And once you have invited them in, you can just see them, sense them, feel them, you may hear them, you may see them standing or sitting in front of you, radiating love, wisdom and compassion. And just take a moment to just silently express your gratitude for their presence and to ask for their guidance in your life. You are now in the presence of your ascended master, one of many that has come to join you today. You may be in a scene, you may be in a forest or on the beach or in the woods or wherever you are. You may just be in your room and sense and feel his presence, but they will communicate with you. Ask them, what guidance do I need in my life right now? What guidance do I need in my life right now? And listen with your heart and mind open. You may sense, feel, hear or see as your ascended masters will start to share their wisdom with you. They may come in form of words, images or simply a feeling, but just trust whatever arises and allow it to resonate with you. You will receive this guidance, you will feel the love and the support of the ascended masters just completely enveloping you.  I'm going to leave you here now for a few moments just to sitting this energy and work with your ascended masters as they draw their energy very close indeed and we're back in a few moments. We are always extremely grateful for spending this time, especially with our ascended master today. You can feel the energy of your connection integrating into your being. And as you exhale, I want you to release any remaining tension or thoughts grounding yourself in the spiritual moment that we are in. Allowing your ascended master to bring that healing physically, emotionally, mentally and spiritually. Having taken you to places shown you where you are, but importantly simply giving you the guidance and support that you know. And we thank them for that. We thank them for the guidance and support knowing that they're always available to you. They're always available to you through meditation and in particular this meditation. And as we always do here at this moment, we say thank you once more.  And when you feel ready, you can gently open your eyes.  Congratulations. And remember, you can always return to this practice whenever you need guidance. I'd like to know your comments in the comments section. And if it's the first meditation you've listened to on my channel, then please hit the subscribe button. But in the meantime, have a wonderful day full of wisdom and love from your ascended master. Take care. See you soon. Bye-bye.


since I'm talking, so I have something for me that I can use to work with. I'm a graduate student, and I'm going to teach you what I'm going to use to work with.  And I'm going to tell you what I'm going to use. So like for me, I'm going to call a new employment. I'm going to have to type in, for example, a new job, and I'm going to write a policy that I'm not going to work with.


Hello and welcome to the Grand Line Review, your source for everything One Piece and today for the Devil Fruit Encyclopedia, we will be examining probably one of the most aesthetically off-putting fruits in the entire series being the swampy glory that is the Numa Numa Nomi. The Numa Numa Nomi is a logitech fruit that allows its user to conjure, manipulate, and become swamp, because yes, apparently in the One Piece world, swamp does classify as an individual element, and in this case the fruit was consumed by wet-haired caribou, a rather slimy, yet somewhat comical villain, and it was first displayed to us during the Return to Saboteer. Now the fruit takes its name rather directly from the Japanese word for swamp or balk being Numa, not to be confused with a piece of music primarily known as the Numa Numa Song by Moldovan group Ozone, which is actually entitled Dragostadente, and the Numa in that song actually means don't want, which I think is actually in keeping with the theme of this fruit, as well as its user, because generally when caribou appears in the series, I have a very don't want reaction, but getting back on track, in English this fruit translates simply as the swamp-swamp fruit in both the Vismanga and Funimation subtitles. So let's discuss swamps, because why not? Firstly, I think it's important to understand exactly what a swamp is, because if we go by what we see in the series, then we would be led to believe that a swamp is a simple collective of brown goop, which to be fair isn't too far off the mark, but in the real world a swamp isn't exactly an element, in fact it isn't at all. A swamp is more of a biome existence that represents a transition between land and water, thus often resulting in a forest wetland of general unpleasantry. But what the Numa Numa Numi seems to represent is a mixture of mineral soils and water combined to make a giant muddy mess with surprisingly sticky and tangible results. And I mention the word tangible because when exploring logias it's always important to note that their abilities do make the user invulnerable to any form of physical damage that isn't infused with haki, sea stone or their counter element. However this also generally comes with the caveat that the power of the logia itself can't be used in a tangible way either, and there are of course exceptions to this and the Numa Numa Numi would appear to be one of them, because apparently the combination of water and soil can form a compound viscous enough to handle objects or even bind giant mermaid princesses. And that's actually quite impressive for a logia fruit and it opens up an entirely new avenue of use, especially if the user is able to directly control the viscosity of the swamp, thus potentially resulting in existence that could move seamlessly from an impervious water like consistency to something more tangible and terrifying. And there is precedence within the logia world for such an effect to take place, I mean for example take smoke as Muka Muka Numi as it allows him to control how dense his smoke is, meaning that he can physically strike and even hold people with smoke alone. And I really don't see why the Numa Numa Numi would be any different provided that it was used in a competent manner. But speaking of the sea word I don't think we can go much further without bringing Karabo and his use of the fruit into this discussion. And look Karabo is not necessarily you know a bad devil fruit user, but he certainly fits the definition of underwhelming. He's one of those users who gained a power and then overly relied on it, which was shown at the tail end of the Fishman Island arc where he was convincingly defeated by pecoms in a single blow. But that isn't to say that Karabo deserves no credit at all, in fact he does sport quite a great use of the Numa Numa Numi in regards to its seemingly infinite storage capacity. With this Karabo could transport any number of objects or even living things within him, with one common example being a gatling gun that he can just pull out of his body whenever a situation you know calls for a gatling gun, which I don't know how often that happens in life but it's possible. But the true power here is entirely within the storage rather than actually using items. I mean in theory Karabo could absorb and transport any number of traditionally difficult things to move with ease. Think things like pornoglyphs, I mean just imagine if Niko Robin had the Numa Numa Numi then she would just be able to absorb every pornoglyph she came across and read them at her leisure rather than worrying about rubbings or quickly writing down their contents. But we can take this a massive step further as well and say that the Numa Numa Numi user could transport massive objects like even the Noah for example. And that's a pretty huge impact right there because at the moment it would seem that the power of one of the ancient weapons, being Poseidon, is being planned to be used to summon sea kings simply for the purpose of transporting the Noah to the surface world. But meanwhile over here Karabo could just dom nom nom it and plonk it right up there, possibly that is because with this in mind despite the fact that Karabo claims that the swamp is bottomless you'd figure that there has to be some sort of limit as to what he can absorb, whether that's in regards to storage space or perhaps even how much he can extend his swamp. So in the case of the latter he might only be able to absorb objects that he can fully cover with his maximum swampy surface area, which means that he may not be able to cover something like the Noah because if this power were unlimited then in theory he could just absorb entire islands or perhaps even the planet itself. And while we're on this train of thought it's time for awakenings so I have speculated at great length before in other videos that awaken logias could result in the ability to completely change one's climate into the logia element of choice. So in this case I will first propose that with this fruit as the user of the num nom nom may be able to create some sort of eternal swamp land which you know that sounds fun. However this fruit does also come with some bonus awakening ideas that spawn directly from its aforementioned potential limitations. So for example if the user can only absorb things that they can cover then awakening this fruit and being able to turn your entire environment into swamp would surely greatly increase your absorption ability by an order of magnitude and then the user may actually be able to achieve something truly maddening by taking in an entire island or perhaps even more. Some other miscellaneous things to consider when becoming a swamp human. One big weakness that should really be stressed in regards to this fruit has to do with the fact that its composition includes water. This factor rather unfortunately leaves the user of the num nom nom may vulnerable to anyone in this world who has the capacity to manipulate water which can be specifically found in the art of Fishman Karate. So if Garibor runs into an individual like Jinbei or really any proficient user of the art form then it is effectively one of his natural counters. The num nom nom may is also one of the few logia double fruits that really lacks a solid degree of offensive power because in the end being slapped in the face with a piece of swamp is never going to be as effective as being struck by say magma fire ice electricity sand or even just a regular good ol punch. The num nom nom user would have to have some incredible control of viscosity to push it to the point where it could be used as an effective blunt force weapon and Karibor really hasn't demonstrated anything like that. So at the moment it's more of a good tool to disarm and bind opponents rather than actually being able to fight them. Interestingly enough when living beings are completely absorbed into the swampy body of this fruits user they are somehow able to continue living. Despite the fact that in theory they really should not be able to breathe or anything and this only adds utility to the fruit because instead of simply being able to transport objects you can now transport people or perhaps even an entire army with ease. Thus making the num nom nom nom an incredibly valuable tactical asset under the right circumstances in the same sort of way that Kapungang Beja's fruit is sure sure a nom is. Meanwhile there is definitely one other profound weakness to mention which is that if the user of the num nom nom is caught in a confined space then due to the lack of raw power that the fruit presents they are essentially stuck and therefore easily imprisoned in objects like barrels for example. So going into this edition of the Devil Fruit Encyclopedia I was not particularly excited to be looking at the num nom nom me but upon reviewing it I think it really is one of the more underrated fruits in the series thanks largely in part to the general dislike and incompetence of its user. The great mistake to make with this fruit would be applying it exclusively to the realm of combat that really is not where the num nom nom me is at its most effective but the capacity for potentially infinite storage while that is an absolutely overpowered ability all on its own even if you exclude the benefits of being a low gear class fruit including that of general intangibility and I can't believe I'm saying this but if I was offered this fruit I would 100% eat it on the spot because it would completely revolutionize the life of anybody who consumed it which I guess you can see in Karaba for example because if a being like him can even make semi decent use of the fruit then just imagine what the rest of us would be able to accomplish.  Next time on the devil fruit encyclopedia we are going to be taking a look at a rare example of a fishman who was eaten in devil fruit and it's a surprisingly funky paramecia fruit at that being found at Deccan's matamato nom me. If you enjoyed this video and the content this channel produced in general then please do consider donating to the Grand Line Review Patreon because the support of all of you amazing people is what continues to make this channel possible and if you'd like to see more videos like this but applied to other anime manga series then please do check out my second channel New World Review for all of your wider needs and if you'd like to join the fun at any time then please do head over to my discord server where a wide array of shenanigans takes place on a daily basis and finally please do comment with your thoughts on the num nom nom nom me. This has been the Grand Line Review and I'll see you next time. For people claiming that Roger has a devil fruit why is he wearing wood handcuffs at his execution? Aha right so the argument here would be that if he was a devil fruit user then he should be wearing sea stone cuffs right? Well there are a couple of answers to this one of which would be the boring one that Oda just hadn't come up with sea stone at the inception of the series but in general I guess I do agree with your sentiment because I really hope that Roger was not a devil fruit user and very specifically I hope that he was not the user of the Gomu Gomu nom me. I would love it if Roger's legend is just crafted by a particularly powerful regular old human and while admittedly we don't know a lot about Roger's crew at the moment none of the major members are currently identified as devil fruit users and here specifically we know for a fact that Shanks and Ray Lee aren't because Shanks' status was confirmed in an article and Ray Lee swam through the calm belt so he can't be a fruit user so I think it would be really cool if the Roger Pirates were a crew of entirely non-fruit users well I guess with the exception of Buggy who ate one accidentally and yeah there's also Doug this bullet who was a devil fruit user but at the moment he is not canon so meh. What made you start this channel despite knowing that there are tons of other channels about One Piece? Well you're right there are indeed a lot of other One Piece based channels on YouTube but what made me want to do this is that I didn't really want to watch any of them. I was living in a weird place where One Piece was by far my biggest fandom and I just did not want to engage in the YouTube landscape despite that being how I spent most of my spare time. No particular channel appealed to me because at the time there were really only two types of videos one would be a person in front of a facecam taking an awfully long time to get to any given point or a text to music theory video which were almost exclusively clickbait and for the most part very poorly thought out and I considered both of these broader types of videos a waste of my time so I thought screw it I'll do it myself and so I set out to create some short form videos which were concise and digestible but also trying to put more of a focus on One Piece itself rather than me as a personality on camera and I want to make it clear that I'm not taking shots at any other YouTubers here they've all found their success and dedicated audiences by doing what they do so mad respect for the hustle what they do just wasn't for me and I think that I found an entire niche of One Piece fans who also wanted something different as well


Good afternoon, everyone, and welcome. This is Melissa Arm of The Sox, wishing I'm reviewing Disney. Guess what? Another amazing call, which I made in the open house room on Friday. I said, don't take it yet today. Wait, just wait a little bit. Wait a little bit. That was so right. If you were in the open house on Friday, in The Sox was shown live trading room open house, and heard me talk about Disney, and said, divine it as an option, and then waited until today. The price was down at $0.35. You could have got. I think the low today was $0.33. I had like a bunch of different bills because I saw it in the morning. I saw it in the morning. I saw it, saw it, saw it, saw it, saw it. I'm not going to tell you how much I have of it, but I have a lot. But I'm keeping my risk similar to Amazon and Google. However, if this gaps up tomorrow, which it will, and so will the market, I may get out of the whole thing for the earnings. I have less than 24 hours to decide. This was another spot on call by me with the timing. Number one, the pick. Number two, the timing of the entry. There's something that I have with that. It's like the pick and the time of the entry. It's almost like it doesn't even matter where we exit it. It doesn't even matter. You're up, get out. You're up, get out. You're up, a lot, get out. It's like the exit doesn't even matter as long as you take the trade I call in the pick and get out. Because as long as you take the entry I call, the entries I call are so amazing. So obviously I call this in the room today for the people in the room. Then I had the class today. And then we looked at the class and we were like, oh, my Lanta. At one point today, it's like nutty, opened at 9256. Well, it wasn't quite green. Close. This will gap up tomorrow, over 93. And we're wrong with the market, but I don't know where. In ideal world, I always like to look at that. I always like to say that. In ideal world, in ideal world, we open tomorrow at 94. 94, 94, 50, 95. In ideal world, well, in a beautiful world, we open over 95, 50. I don't know, or 96, something that's going to happen. But in ideal world, we open at 94 or above. We're probably going to do a buy set up over 93, rally. And then we'll get out with profit. If I can make a dollar on this, I'd be thrilled. If I can make $2 on this, I'd be ridiculously thrilled. These option calls that I'm making are so great with the picks and the timing. It's like it doesn't even matter where you get out, as long as you get out with profit. So another just unbelievable call. And I mean, when I saw this rally here at 2 o'clock major reversal time, I was like, what? I mean, this was fantastic. So everyone that was in the trial in the open house heard it last week.  And then today, you strike when the iron's hot. I called it in the room, called it in the class. Everyone did it. Good luck, everyone. I have no idea what you're going to pay for this tomorrow. If this gaps up tomorrow, it's still goodbye. It's a daydream, basically, for you as an option, unless you want to hold some of it into the earnings, which is very speculative. The earnings calls are speculative, but I'm calling these such great entities to take them prior to the earnings that we're up-money every single time before the earnings. So it doesn't even matter if we get out of the whole things before the earnings. If I do five of these a day, and we've done four of these in the last month, and they all play out, and we get out of the whole thing, we're all going to make a million dollars this year. So you got to do them. This is Melissa Armand with a Stockswish. Email me at melissathestoxswish.com if you want more information. Good luck, everyone, tomorrow on Disney. I told you in the room what to do. Have a great night.


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I want to maybe now take a slight shift into the business but more on the one activity for which Thermo Fisher is quite well known which is their inorganic expansion. Tell us more about that again from a leadership standpoint. So I think first of all Thermo Fisher's had a fairly active pipeline of M&A and we've been executing over the years probably about a hundred plus companies that have been acquired over the past decade. So there are a couple of thoughts on successful integrations and why we have succeeded. So range one is to be very very clear about the strategic intent of what this business will really bring to us and in businesses which have been directly additive to our existing portfolio we've integrated them very rapidly. In businesses which are more adjacent we have been very thoughtful about the pace of integration. As we have acquired organizations we have very thoughtfully built those connections and bridges horizontally across the organization so that when we go to our customers we are able to offer a unique value proposition or really offer workflow solutions to our customers. So at a strategic level that's been the real mantra for success which is to do something which will truly be additive and a creative to our customers which will help our customers become more successful. From an individual perspective one of the things that I hold myself and our team accountable for when we integrate and acquire new companies is to ensure that we have absolutely an impeccable track record of retaining talent. I think that's been anything motivating, inspiring, creating a sense of belonging and comfort in a new organization. Those are super important as we look at retaining and really providing great opportunities for growth in the long run for the talent that comes on board.


The goal of this presentation is to explain a little bit about what we are doing right now at the Linux media subsystem. This is for me one of the host talks that are happening right now. It is related with the way we handle cameras inside the, not only at the kernel side, but actually at the user space side. We'll be talking a little bit during this talk about what it is in a complex camera on our sense. I will be discussing a little bit about how we solved camera issues we had in the past using the Linux video for Linux and we will then talk about modern hardware that are coming together with Mbibet devices and finally how can we solve the issues on those hardware and make them work with generic applications. Basically when video following to add is a Lopped, we were focused on the traditional hardware. Those hardware have internal inside the ship set, loss of complexity, so the drivers and the support for those hardware were simply activated by just one single device node that worked pretty fine until we started cell phones where part of the complexity were sent to the kernel side, the kernel drive and to use the space in order to set up the pipelines internally at the hardware. This is basically a traditional camera. It is not very different from what you have on your notebooks. It is usually an USB camera. It could be internal inside the notebook or could be external. The thing is I can control fully control this kind of cameras with just one device node. Usually that video zero. With that device node I have full access to the camera, to the streaming parts, to the controls of the bright gains, white balance and things like that. I can do everything for a single device node. Eventually others could be exposed if the hardware, for example, has TV. It may actually expose all the device nodes, but a general rule is that just one device node is enough to control this kind of hardware. All generic applications assume this kind of model, so it is very easy for you to use this hardware. You just need to open whatever application, even your browser and your camera is ready for you to use. We call this device node-based device. This is an example of a simple camera. This is a camera actually from an imbibed hardware. This is a Chromebook snow camera. It is internally an USB camera. Basically, we basically have the camera, one processing unit inside the hardware, another unit that do some control, like white balance and things like that. Everything is controlled via video zero device node. The graph itself can be related using the media controller, but it's very simple. Applications can use it very, very easily. The second kind of hardware that started actually with the cameras from the Nokia's N9 and N9100 cell phones, they assume that you can control each single part of the pipelines inside the hardware, so it exposes a lot of sub-devices. I need first to get all those sub-devices, then I need an application that knows exactly how to set up in order to get the best resolution, the best quality of image. Without the specialized applications, this hardware won't work. We call this media controller-based device. This is an example of one of those hardware that's exactly the same chipset that was found on N9100, on the MAP3 ISP. All those yellow boxes are device nodes, and applications should open most of those in order to access the hardware and control, and it has to be expected. In this specific case, we have 17 device nodes, so it is really complex for applications to work with this kind of hardware. When we started work with camera, very soon we realized that we had trouble. The trouble on that time, I'm still talking about traditional cameras right now, the trouble we had on that time is basically when we added one camera driver, GSPCA, we've detected that several different hardware vendors that manufactures USB bridges for camera had their own proprietary formats. The reason for that is that on that time USB 1.1, the bandwidth of USB bus were really small, so the camera hardware needed to compress images, and each vendor came with its own proprietary algorithm. So if you had a generic application on that time, it would work only with the hardware that the specific developer of such application would have. So it was a real nightmare. If you want to use a webcam, you have to find a hardware that were already supported by your application, or you would need to write some code in order for that camera to work. So what we did on that time is that we wrote a library, LibVis for Linux, and inside that library we added support for all those proprietary formats. Then a single application could open whatever camera it was there. There were some glitches. In some cases, vendors started to mount the sensors upside down, so if you use just the application, you would see all the images inverted, so we had needed to add a list of quirks saying that this specific USB ID has an upside down camera, so the library does the image inversion for you. This way, we found a way of hiding from the applications the differences between different cameras. Nowadays, most of the cameras are using a standard USB format, and the possible formats are reduced, so it's now way more simpler than it used to be on that time. Not sure what happened here. I guess this didn't work fine. Just a second, please. So the goal of the library was just to add support for all those different sources of complexity, and while we were doing those kind of things, we also got rid of a video for Linux version 1 API. It was in kernel since 1997, and we've just got rid of that, and we moved all those things inside the library in order to get rid of the kernel layer that didn't work fine, by the way. Okay, so LibVid for Linux, it actually has three sets of libraries inside. The first one does image processing, the second one does the old API compatibility stuff, and finally the last one provides abstraction for applications to be used by the library. The image processing part is what actually makes all the image format conversions. From user space application, they only need to support, for example, RGB 24 bits, and that's it. If the application supports that, it can work with whatever camera you have. There are a few other formats, for example, IUV, and not a few other formats that the application could use. It can select whatever it wants, and of course, the hardware exposes everything it supports. So if the application wants to do more or knows more about different formats, it can use directly, otherwise the library will emulate for the application to work. So whatever application you have nowadays, they're using the library in order to get a set that would work for it. Basically, the conversions it does are for the camera bridges between different formats like RGB, IUV, Bayer, MPEG, MJPEG, JPEG Lightning, things like that. There are some requests for ID support for MPEG, we don't have it yet. It also handles a specific format for MPEG-based hardware on connection chipsets, and every time it provides an emulated format, a flag is sent to the application. The application knows what format the hardware supports directly and what formats are emulated by the library. So if the application has a format that is compatible with the hardware, it can use that format directly, otherwise it can use the emulated flag and let the library do its work. It may not be the best implementation, but it is there and the camera should work. That's the whole idea of this flag. Inside the library, we also have things like gamma control, outwired balancing, auto-gain, so if your sensor, your camera doesn't have those features, the library will emulate it for you, and there is also a patch pending submission that would also provide autofocus. And I said before, it also can support cameras that are mounted upside down and things like that. The whole idea here is that if the camera supports in hardware, for example doing mirroring and things like that, if you use hardware support, otherwise the library will emulate for you. The video for links one, two libraries are just meant for the new and on applications that were written before video for links two. I was pretty sure that we had gone with those applications until I started looking on it, and I discovered that one of my favorite camera applications, Cameraman, were still using those days the old video for links one API. I actually got co-maintainership of that application and already parted it to use video for links two. I'm planning to use this application also when we start working with complex cameras. It is already available in Fedora. Others issues may or may not have this new version applied. I guess most still don't, but it is just a matter of time. It was required during the conversion and the way this library works, it can work in two ways actually. You could use video for links one slash open, close and whatever, or we can set an LDP load oops, sorry, wrong button. There is an LDP load parameter that you can use when you call your application asking the library to take control of open, close IO control and those G-Libc calls. It will replace the standard G-Libc by its own implementation. That's one easy way for you to use applications like Skype and other closed source applications that don't support the library directly. Finally, the video for links two and video for links two convert encapsulates everything into a video for links two set of functions. It uses the same concept as live video for links one. Basically we have video for links two underscore open, close and map and so on. If I call using video for links two prefix, it will call the library. Otherwise it can also use LDP load to this and it will emulate for you on Skype and other closed source applications. Internally it calls live video for links convert, so all those features are available directly here when we are using those libraries. You can have generic applications using this in a way that applications don't actually need to support all formats and don't need to know if the hardware has a sense or inverted or not because the library will do that for you. It was really easy to convert existing applications to use the library because the only thing you need to do were to seek for open, close IO control, etc. and replace by the other new prefixes to those IO controls, those controls adding the video for links two underscore prefix and that's it. What's the problem with that? The problem is that we had to stick exactly with the same video for links API as before. We couldn't add new things because otherwise applications won't be recognized. So it was easy to implement but it has some drawbacks. Sorry. What are the main troubles with the approach we've took? First of all, there is a maintenance issue there. If we add new stuff at the video for links API, we need to write patches to the library in order to support for those new system calls. Second one, as we are doing emulation software emulation, it has some issues on performance. The algorithms there are supposed to be fast but they don't use special assembly instructions. It doesn't use acceleration that some hardware could be providing. So it is not as the same as if you use, for example, the GPU for doing format conversions. It is lower than that. So depending on your needs, depending on if you are running on embedded devices, this may consume more battery, this may not be performing very well. So it is a way for generic applications to work but it has some side effects in terms of performance. And most, the biggest problem right now is that it supports only traditional cameras. It was not meant to work with complex camera hardware. It was not designed for that and that was okay until then, until now. Because usually when you have an embedded hardware, you have a different kind of needs and maybe camera armor is not what you want on embedded hardware. You need something else. You are doing, for example, images on your cell phone so you have maybe needing to use two different cameras at the same time or maybe you are using a higher resolution when you click on a button. So it has different demands. So that was okay. But the thing is for vendors, the model of complex camera are very, very interesting because they only need a sensor and everything else is inside the chipset that could be the same chipset as CPU. So it is cheaper for a vendor to use a complex camera and move everything to software instead of having a dedicated hardware for handling the camera itself and converting to an USB bus. So most, all SOC chipsets use this model and Intel itself is now using this model for notebook chipsets. So there are a few models already using this kind of cameras for notebooks. So we need a solution now because otherwise generic applications won't work anymore. That I'm saying is that if you are wanting to use your browser to do a video conferencing with someone, you won't be able to do on Linux anymore if you have a newer hardware. So we need to fix this and we need to fix it real quick. JStreamer also has some issues with LibVid for Linux. The basic issue here is actually because the guy that were developing LibVid for Linux, he had some other things to do and he left the project and we don't have any active maintainer anymore for the library and as we added things that LibVid for Linux, that LibVid for Linux API, we started having trouble. I won't get into details, it doesn't really matter here but it's important to know that it has already some issues that we know and that should be fixed someday or we need to move on to something else. As I said before, several modern hardware are now based on the complex camera approach. It started in 2008 with Nokia's cell phones and nowadays we have several newer hardware using this model. The first issue started with Intel Atom ISP driver. It ended by being removed from the channel. It was measured as a station driver. Nobody had time to modify it on a really, really poor condition. It ended up being removed and it was specific for Atom which is not really a big issue because you don't use the Atom outside of LibVid hardware so mostly you don't use them in. But now the new approach from Intel Mobile is using an IP block called IPU3. We have already some top of the edge Dell notebooks using these chipsets. If you have one of those hardware like Dell Latitude 5285, your camera won't work. You need to buy another external camera using USB because the one inside is a complex camera and we don't have support for that. Neither at the channel driver nor on user space applications, we are working with Intel, Dell and Google in order to solve this problem. But basically what we want right now is a solution that works for all kinds of Linux-based using. A normal distribution on a notebook are desktop, Android and Chrome OS and that's the kind of thing that we are now working to solve. Okay, we have a trouble we need to fix. How can we do that? We have a meeting in Japan on July. We have several involved parties. It was at Google's site. Google has interested on doing those kind of things. We had people from Intel. We had people from other companies and we have discussed a lot. The conclusion we have arrived is that we should have a new library stack. We are calling it Lib Camera. The idea is that the application will talk with this library. The library internally will have handlers for example to set up the pipelines inside the hardware. So when you select a resolution it will find the best way to provide you that resolution on that frame rate. So with that characteristic that you, your software needs. And if your camera has algorithms, needs some algorithms in order to make the quality of the image better. For example improving the focus or adjusting the white balance and things like that. It will call another part of the library for those 3A algorithms. That part is usually vendor specific. So this model is meant to be open source using a generic open source license. But in this particular case we believe that we will need to run some vendor specific stuff. That's what happens right now on the systems. And the fact is that vendors don't usually open this kind of software. Yet we are planning to do in a way that if someone else wants to write his own triple way code it can do. So it will support both a vendor specific improvement software and open source software. That's the idea we are planning to do. And we will have both the camera stack and those APIs documented in a way that you can replace anytime. And applications won't need to know camera specific details. All of those will be inside the label camera approach. The idea is to use what is there on Android version 3 camera API as a start. And we will be changing it as needed in order to make it more generic and in a way that can be used not only with Intel hardware but with all hardware that would have the same requirements. We are of course starting with Intel because that's the thing that right now in front of us. And that is concerning us most because it will affect our notebooks. What's next? We will have another presentation. It will be tomorrow. Lohan will be presenting us from ideas on board. He will be presenting us another stuff that are related with complex cameras and cameras in general. It will be tomorrow at 4.15 here. I'm not sure what room but anyway it is here at this room. Okay. So it will be on this room. We will be launching tomorrow to a hot site called Lib Camera. It will have a few things related with this project. And we will be hosting the Git tree for that project on linuxv.org. It should also be available tomorrow. The initial commits of that I suspect. And we will have a lot more discussions to happen on Tuesday at linux media summit. So the idea is to get the community involved on a solution. Of course the first commits will come from Intel and Google because they have the internal specs of this hardware. But the idea is to invite everyone to collaborate together in order to have a generic support for all kinds of cameras inside the library. That's it from my side. Any questions and comments? Okay. Thank you for your time.