US Speaker Johnson wants to compel Biden to provide ATACMS to Ukraine. Speaker of the House of Representatives Mike Johnson proposes that Congress compel President Joe Biden to provide ATACMS to Ukraine. However, the transfer may be delayed according to the corresponding bill. The document proposes that President Biden should be obliged to transfer long-range ATACMS to Ukraine as soon as is practicable. This will help Ukraine defend itself and achieve victory against Russia. However, as the bill specifies, if the President determined the transfer would be detrimental to the national security interests of the United States, the President may withhold such transfer. In this case, Biden will be obliged to notify the Congressional Defense Committees, the Committees on Appropriations and Foreign Relations of the Senate, and the Committees on Appropriations and Foreign Affairs of the House of Representatives of such determination. Last year, Ukraine requested the transfer of long-range ATACMS missiles from the United States, which are capable of destroying targets at a distance of up to 300 kilometers. Ukrainian soldiers can launch them using HMR's multiple launch rocket systems. Last October, the Ukrainian Armed Forces launched a missile attack on the airfields in Burdiansk and Luhansk. Russians said that ATACMS missiles were used. Later, the White House confirmed the transfer of such weapons to Ukraine, but with a range of up to 165 kilometers. However, American media reported that such missiles were transferred in small quantities. After this, the question of transferring ATACMS at a range of 300 kilometers remained relevant. Top U.S. General Charles Brown recently stated that possible transfer is not as risky as it was before. The U.S. General stated that Russia's restrained response to a series of recent attacks by Ukrainian drones deep into Russian territory allowed the Pentagon to adjust its risk analysis for sending ATACMS. Mine danger remains one of the main threats in the Black Sea, said Dmitry Plitonshuk, spokesman for the Ukrainian Navy. He also noted that mines are a common problem for Ukraine and its Black Sea neighbors. Among them are three NATO members, Romania, Bulgaria and Turkey, according to front news media outlet. We have a lot of such work to do, we do it every day to organize security for our export import corridor. However, the Black Sea still needs a full-fledged demining operation. It has already been planned, a headquarters has been established, and ship crews are preparing. However, now, due to the Montreux convention, these ships cannot enter the Black Sea, Plitonshuk said according to Plitonshuk, the Ukrainian crews that were preparing to use the UK's Cherkisi and Chernihiv ships have already been trained. They are already on duty. Last year they received a first level of compatibility with NATO countries. This year, we hope to get the highest rating, the second level of compatibility. In addition, three more ships are being prepared for transfer from the Netherlands and Belgium. And these crews are already receiving training. In total, we plan to receive five mine-resistant ships, said Plitonshuk. The spokesman also described the situation in the Black and Azaf seas. The situation is currently stable. The missile carriers are at their basing point in Novorossiysk. Only a patrol yacht of the Russian Federal Security Service is in the Black Sea, not far from the coast. There is no other activity in the Black Sea. One of the crew's missile carriers, which is being tested in Russia, has left the Azaf and Black Seas and is returning to the plant for completion, Plitonshuk said. Russia will launch an offensive at the end of May. Repelling it will be catastrophically difficult. The head of Ukraine's intelligence service, Kirill Budanov, said that Russia will launch an offensive at the end of May to the beginning of June. He said this in an interview with German channel Das Erste. According to him, the Ukrainian Armed Forces are preparing to repel it, but it will be catastrophically difficult without Western help. Russian troops will launch an offensive in late May or early June. I think that by this time, we will be well prepared and we will see how it goes. Without the help of our Western allies, it will be catastrophically difficult for us. And that provided that, firstly, it comes in sufficient quantity and secondly, it goes further. Budanov said, the head of the Defense Intelligence of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine stressed that weapons are needed to defeat the command posts of the Russians. As Ukrainian news agency earlier reported on April 7, the head of the main Defense Intelligence, Kirill Budanov, said that Taurus missiles would significantly strengthen the capabilities of the security and defense forces of Ukraine. In addition, following a regular meeting of the Supreme Commander-in-Chief's staff, President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky said that Budanov and the head of the Foreign Intelligence Service, Ole Ivashchenko, had informed him of the Russians' plans to intensify the offensive. Two important intelligence reports by the head of the Foreign Intelligence Service, Ivashchenko and Budanov, on Russian actions in the spring and summer. We have to be prepared for all formats of possible hostile actions. It is obvious that the madness in the Kremlin is still strong. The occupier will try to intensify assault and offensive actions Zelensky said.


word of the video or it's fine if you use a word and then Tell us what it means But like if I was listening to this and that word went by I don't know what that word means So I wouldn't understand The idea you're trying to get across which is detrimental if you're trying to get across an idea Um, and yeah, if the point is that he's taken Inoffensive comments from I had everything and made them Offensive it'd be like why not just say that why say anodyne an anodyne? I don't even know what Variation he used and again, you could be like well more like he knows what it is. I know what it is Who cares if you don't and I'd be like that's fair enough. I've never heard of the word anodyne before that's all Never I It has a why I didn't spell it wrong. Yeah, same for me.  Come on, man.  So I'll Make sure there's going to be edits to it. Oh, that's great. I'll look at those after you guys This is completely subjective. How many percent of people do you think understood when tiaro said he makes perceptively anodyne statements Um less than a five I think less than that too Yeah, I if I mean like I I get it It's fun to let everyone know that you know a word most people don't know. It's good to have that knowledge But ultimately if you say it and you know that people Are not going to understand what you're saying Then why did you bother saying it especially when there are words that make it easier? Like inoffensive is the word I would use instead innocuous Bland neutral. Yeah, just yeah, it's like you could say something like his inoffensive Um harmless anodyne statements, you know, like really like that's the way to do it So now whenever you hear that word again, you're like, oh because I because it was used such and such And and I'm not this isn't a a point against his point jettison seven percent, which isn't a lot I'm just saying that top memes I would just say no one knows what you mean. So no, yeah Words are trying to you know, that's what words are for The controversial ones to sum up. I do not like rags video.  Oh Great though. I don't necessarily how does rags take your video in good spirit exactly tiaro How does he do that to be completely honest? I guess I could have been more clear on some things That's the best thing you can say. But that's really the best that I can do man. Like I'm gonna be real with you What a train wreck Yeah, like I will I This is just maybe a reminder to sometimes remind myself To be clear and concise And that's really taken it pretty far So I'd expect them to for me though, pass this video Which feel intended to spite or turn people against. I hate everything. Good god tiaro. What can we say about parts of your video?  They are not very kind to rags Hate me. They hate rags. They want to punch me, dude They don't like me at all get off the high horse immediately Tiaro, it's a rotting corpse of a horse. It's not a good one to sit on Good lord Enough of your hyperbole Thing in ways that I don't think I could endorse ever. I'm aware.  Why would I want your endorsement? Like again, I'm still I'm still friends with with with tiaro and I would probably happily have him Read through a script before I release it just to get his perspective But you given no reason for rags to think anything of you in a positive light. Let's put it that way Yeah Generally you start off with your strongest work Also, I just saw that I just want to point out rags that use the word detrimental when you could have said unhelpful Detrimental is a very common word Yeah, I think colloquially most people understand what detrimental means Like is bad for that's what I've always known detrimental to mean like it. I don't I think that's pretty common compared to anodyne Yeah, I don't know and this is subjective like I can't know what everyone knows about words I'm just going from what I know about talking to people in my daily routines Detrimentals use far more than anodyne All the time. Yeah A detriment as opposed to my opinion. Yeah, but I get it We could always there's there's words me and rags will use that could have simpler versions I just want to use words that I know people have heard Yeah, I'm not saying dumb down your language to the lowest common denominator Just if you want to sprinkle in some words that most people won't understand Let people know what that word means or else there was no point in saying it at all I've been showing off that you know a word that most people don't Yeah, you know what? I think detrimental is pretty anodyne I just hate quitting more. I'll take it.  I'm sure many of you are familiar with him already On top of that even bigger. Thanks to everyone One two three four five six seven eight nine editors Geez nine editors man Who's been involved with editing this their links will be in the description to check out their stuff This was not easy to make anyhow. I'd love to hear what you think.  Thanks a lot for that tro I appreciate that Thank you And I think that's then I'm the right opinion and I'll see you in the next one And yeah, obviously we can't respond to everything in the video We've missed out about 20 minutes, but I think that was pretty solid considering We've gotten I think that's like nearly oh coming up to 12 hours of content for you guys if you if you call it content I guess it did So, yeah, just just for the closing statements of this video Really awful, uh, just just goddamn awful and it's it's so awful because of the fact that it's so, uh I don't know malicious towards both me and rags Yeah, and I've probably done that in the past too I would say I have but that's something that I know now to like kind of watch for I suppose to really Remind myself not.  Yeah, man. Like I can hate your guts. Like I would never take a native sarkeesian I would never take jonathan. I would never deliberately Take them out of context like that. I would never do that.  Oh, I'll get through the legs. Is it dead?  That's the most movie Bob's ever done Yeah, but then again movie Bob's the person where if he had an infinity gauntlet There would be no republicans alive and I don't mean that as a joke. Yeah, so I guess we could say like For the masses the worst is movie Bob for us. It's quinton and it's probably I don't even know if quinton's aware that we've made these two responses I know that to ro is and I'm still going to try and see if I can get him on the next EFAP so that he could perhaps discuss anything he wants to discuss I'm not sure where that would go I told him he's going to do that. I seriously don't but we will we'll see what happens with that In regards to legends. It was like taking a nice. Oh wait. I read that. Sorry in the movie up Tells an entire life story in eight minutes. You can do a lot in 11. Yep Thank you both for these videos. I'm finally in the camp Um of god, it skipped. Why did you do this to me? God damn it There we go in the camp of criticism Objective criticism of our bad art is real and it usually comes down to the craft anyone who says otherwise as a fake artist um Character flat lines fin the storm trooper who one movie ago watched other troopers mass execute people lins There are bad people in the galaxy Imagine that it's it's yeah, it's bizarre the morality is confusing fin and it's like The the the market in which the bad people exist is run on selling Shits to both the good and bad and he's just like, oh man, everyone's capable of bad I guess I'll I guess I'll just sacrifice myself for the resistance like that doesn't pan out at all film Uh, who's worse quinton or the not so great debate guy? I have to say the not so great debate guy was way more honest Like he had he was honest had some bad arguments, but by the end of the the conversation I believe he was saying that he was sort of Came around to some of the ideas if I remember and the fact is he was willing to talk to us Um, yeah, he was willing to talk and he wasn't like lying or anything He was legitimately defending a point that he actually held with the best of the information that he had Um, thank you more on rags for showing us how inept the majority of these viewers are keep it up boys great work You bet Uh, the u.s made kinetic energy missiles which go from space down to earth and are nothing more than a big bar of Metal so why wouldn't going at the speed of light with any dense aircraft destroyer ship? This is the thing um, and if they make the rule that they can't it makes Warfish so much easier in star wars because otherwise they'll have to account for it in every single battle But now they've said you can and so now I'm just looking forward to episode nine when there's a space battle and then they have to do something to account for I'm so curious about episode nine man. I am just I like I like I like I said I don't consider myself like a star wars fan anymore Um, like I like the you know not I guess not in a colloquial sense like I like the universe and everything but I feel like I completely It's like I just cut away seven and eight Yeah, and solo just cut them away. They don't exist And that's star wars for me Yeah, I would just say I'm a fan of stars as a whole but I'm obviously thinking about the good times whenever I consider myself a fan I'm like, oh man. The best of star wars. That's where I'm at Um, why didn't they ram the ships that were losing fuel into the enemy fleet? We did mention that Good question. Yeah, that's a good question. Um, maybe quentin can fill us in More leave become this series mr. Plinkett I mean he did a great video on the last Jedi just like me. I feel like me and him have very different styles, but Yeah, his video was really good And it was just like it came out so late They they clearly didn't want to just rehash everything that had already been said. Yeah So that mind it was a good it was a good Good bit Since there's no up and down in space couldn't a large fleet just hyperspace come from underneath another fleet If they did that in the movies and it breaks all cinematic battle rules Yeah, that um, that's a part of the space battles. I mean they depending on what direction they are coming from Yeah, but generally it's like in star trek They always have the ships meeting on the same, you know, plain same, you know access or whatever Um, I think that's just done for simplicity of the viewer's sake. Yeah But also but in real but in real life that would that would be an issue Um, I don't think it'd be a huge one generally ships would probably as a As a courtesy they would level off with each other Or there would be like a fixed up and down A system that everybody would adhere to whenever meeting another ship, but Yeah, you're right And let's be honest. It's like don't don't these conflate. It's like the rules of the space battles are out the window now Like who knows what they'll do Uh, the scene would have been functionally the same if akbar crashed the ship and the snokes ship at sub light speed um Sub light speed. I'm not sure what the um Sub light speed is slower than the speed of light Oh, you see you're saying like if he'd actually just piloted it into them lie into it Yeah, I'd be I'd be all bold with that would be really cool Imagine the ship getting torn apart as it finally makes its target, you know, like it gets to them just as it's falling apart It just crashes right in I think it'd be amazing if like the ratus Was like stuck inside the supremacy like it was fucked up But it was like wedged in it went in a certain distance and just got stuck in there And then for the episode 9 you could show that damage persists You know, um, but yeah, even and even then that's sort of like a weird thing to think about because Just as as fast as a ship can go, you know, because if a ship can go to light speed, you know, how fast can it go Without using a hyperdrive. Yeah, that's ramming into other things. It would just oof interesting to think about um anodine had a popularity bump in 1860 currently detrimental is used 28 more times more frequently than anodine I'm assuming that's like based on daily or I don't know, but um, yeah, I like I said, I believe that anodine is less common than detrimental, but you know, um Uh, the last Jedi was bad bandwagoning come ditch That rags needs to be neutered day of the snip when intellectual giant I mean, I think it's commenting on how uh It'd be a subby boy. Yes, uh Thanks for the vids. I recommend checking out david stewart on youtube He's a fancy writer who makes a lot of videos about storytelling I have heard of him people want me to talk to him about civil war because he thought civil war was really bad so Who knows maybe one day that seems to be the premise for a lot of possible conversations I could have so many people Really don't like civil war. I really like man. I love civil war. I know this is complicated that one I love watching you work guys. I don't know how I ever lived without e-fab. Also if you could play any tabletop game What would it be? Oh, there's a lot Thank you dragons Yeah, I don't know I don't yeah, I don't know either. Um I'm really not sure. I'm really not sure there's a lot of ones. I wouldn't mind just trying I'm assuming do they mean over the internet or do they mean like real life and I don't know. Um, and when it comes to real life I'm a really big fan of apples apples is probably my favorite board game or a tabletop game ever since um But when it comes to like online board games, that's tough. I don't really do online board games. Maybe I should Maybe I really should more Quinton keeps gas lighting. TRO is a pretentious crumpet snafu T-shirt. I e-fap to you We will make an e-fap shit one day Just um, we'll have to run it for a bit longer though, because I mean this is the ninth episode with very much an early podcast Yeah, but I can do that like I have a t-spring store set up that I will be launching with my next video I could get an e-fap shirt and put it on there I was I was gonna once I saw the tfa stuff I was gonna commission some art for both my channel and um E-fap and then go from there with making some kind of shoot We'll definitely definitely do it uh down the line because e-fap is just getting lots of positive responses and stuff Uh, so we had like 1800 1700 people watching it once. We just pretty good for Yeah, yeah, definitely and and whenever a new Controversial video essay comes out people are like do it do it because like that what about send them are away The one from box that came out recently like we'll cover that uh eventually but man that looked really bad as well Um, but yeah, so I guess we'll probably wrap up there. All I'll say is that um You know, you can check out me and rags channel's with our main channels with the um This in the description, I believe but um if you want to see this Uh podcast and and the channel it belongs to there is a second channel called Moola, I think you can actually find it just by typing in mula now It's it's got enough subscribers to be recognized by youtube.  Um We've got uh next I'm gonna see if I can set up having tRO on at some point If not, we we've got doomcock in the uh in the wings as well to come on and obviously plenty more videos To respond to considering this one was from what more than half a year ago and it took us to Very long e-fabs just to respond to it. So You know Plenty of content to come and again chat has just frozen for me. It always does whenever I I link the uh the channel Can you see it for you rags? Has it come up for you? In the description no in the uh the chat Um Yeah, I see your links the four of them. Yeah, okay good. Yeah, so that channel you can find the uh The videos that's going to be uploaded from here and um me and rags of channels You can find through the description and that's about it. Wolf will return I'm not sure. Um, how many e-fabs will have before he he comes back and that's about it for updates So yeah, we'll have um, we'll have other guests to Tide you over so that even if you get sick of the two of us, you'll have somebody else to listen to as well Yeah, um, hope you guys have fun. Thanks for joining us. Thank you very much for the generous donations and we will see you next time Hooray


There let him think You can play with that. All right. Oh, that's looking good So as I pick up on him started getting ready for that movement eventually though I'm like watching his eyes because does he do that a lot does he blink like that a lot? Okay He blinks. He blinks a lot a lot more than I notice other horses sometimes and and that's good. So what'll happen is he'll start to relax because of this and He'll say oh, I can use this part. It's almost like when you when you have a tight Let's say have a tight neck and you stretch it out feels much better Yeah, I noticed that and What's kind of cool about these things is when a horse is tight in the pole When they're tight in the pole, they're on the forehand So when you're riding him and he's tight on the pole. He's pushing on the bit He's on the front legs see and the other here's another interesting thing as riders We tend to bend their head really far. I overdo it too. I over bend. So we're making a circle to the left Let's say we bend their head too far when we do that It actually puts a lot of weight more weight on their front legs. So watch this if I bend his head Can you see how he's standing heavier? I'm taking his head way around to the side. He's got got to stand on the front legs Now when we and that would be like bending over bending when we work on just flexion He's actually going to get off The shoulder. He's going to get light in the shoulder What's going to happen is it's going to go through his body through his structure And so like you'll notice there the weight goes back Now did you see how he was just about to take no treats? He was just about to take a step back And i'm not even asking for backup. What i'm asking for is that he just flexes And pretty soon the head comes up So that's why in dressage We talk so much about flexion And remember that flexion is just less now. I'm still probably bending there notice he backed up tucking the seat under Okay, that's really important There's two halts, and I know we're going to get moving in a little bit, but picking up on that rain That feel it's like a handshake. How well is it received? So if I reach for deb's hand and she slaps my hand Look at her Look what he's his handshake to me is It's okay. Um He's the a nosy So it's if I reach for you Do you receive that handshake? Oh, it's a good handshake when you when you're going down that rain That's meaningful They've got to be light if that that is so important that if they don't get soft for that if they're bobbin and pullin You're gonna and you're not and they're on the front end and the whole time riding you're gonna get them on the front end They're not soft. Yeah, this is about lightness this clinic So so now you can hold the would be what the horse would do on his own So instead of taking his spring and scrunching it up like this What you really do is you open up the spring And you it arcs so you actually stretch the horse and he sits back All right, we're all gonna do that right now and you're like, well, that's how do you do that? I'll show you I'll show you ways we can do that Um, I'm gonna pick up if they get ready buddy get a soft feel ride forward I might trot just a little bit. My horse is like, I'm happy standing in the herd.  Now you could walk down Do you see his rump come under?  Yeah, I'm proud of you Hill works awesome.  Yeah Poles are better than nothing Transitions we're gonna do that in a second Transitions are something nice job sara. Come on down all right Kind of fun, huh? So if I just if I just push on you right there You decide you're gonna do something about it.  That's what he's saying right now. We better go this guy's weird But when I pushed there, so what did you do?  They can only counterbalance you Can I show you now you all did? Oh They can only go forward more Because like just like she wouldn't let me push her out of the saddle So that's a kind they have to counterbalance that yep got it I'll show you good questions. So sherry's always like what should I do and I like that that you do that because it I'm always talking about Don't do this don't do that and it's a good point. So let me show you what you could do So coming down the hill if I wanted to halt I would just do my half halts in my thigh. I'd go or watch my reign See the give Now that represents halting or slowing down So if I if they're going a bit fast down the hill, I'm going to ask give ask give ask give Got it. That's always more effective than holding but the theme of the clinic is dressage naturally It is not natural for a horse to ride On a flat sand arena its whole life Get it If you guys can add a little bit to it by the way, then go like this give the horse a little more to to do Make him use his body. Don't brace your shoulders. Let your horse follow along with his herd He's a herd right now. You know what I mean? He's with a bunch of good horses right now So as we come up I'm going to yell now. So as we come up here You


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Hello friends, welcome back to the channel. A brand new Terrarium event has just been announced in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet. Of course, this weekend as of recording this quick update video, you have the seven star Terrarium event from Paulion running for a second time out in Scarlet and Violet. Of course, we've got the builds on the channel. If you need any help getting through that raid, make sure to check out the videos that we've got from last week and an update for this week as well. That'll be finishing up on the 11th of February, of course. And then on the 12th, we're gonna have the Love Disc event that'll be running until the 15th to Celebrate Valentine's Day. And it's just been announced, we've got a brand new Spotlight Terrarium event happening from the 16th of February, over that weekend until the 18th. That'll be featuring four version exclusive Pokemon. So it'll be featuring the Ice Cube, Stone Journey, Serenedge, and Omeroos. It doesn't matter which version of the game you've got, you're gonna be able to access all four of these Pokemon over the weekend while this event's running in your game. So really nice opportunity for you to get some of these version exclusive Pokemon with your own RT in your game while this event's running. At the moment, there isn't really any other information about this event. So if there is increased shiny odds or anything like that, keep an eye on the pinned comment in this video and I'll update it with any information as and when that comes out. Of course, we were expecting a seven Star Terrarium event to be announced running over that weekend, but it looks like we're gonna get another five Star Terrarium event that is running for that period. So maybe the Sunday evening on the 18th, we do get the announcement of an X7 Star Terrarium event in-game, but we'll have to wait and see for that one, but it will be getting very close to Pokemon Day. So maybe we get another five Star Terrarium event after that date, and then we get a special Terrarium event for Pokemon Day, which will be around the 27th, but very quick update today. Of course, I am in sunny Dortmund or rainy Dortmund for the regional championships this weekend for VGC, which is gonna be very exciting. Obviously, TCG and Pokemon Go will be happening at the same time, and I'm pretty sick as well, but hopefully everything will go as well for the event. It'd be great if you tuned in and caught any of the action over the weekend, but let me know down in the comment section below what you think the next seven Star Terrarium event will be in-game, and do you think we'll have to wait until Pokemon Day to get an announcement, maybe a legendary, again, like that Mewtwo event that we'll get on Pokemon Day. It'd be very exciting if we do, but hopefully we get something spicy announced on Pokemon Day. But like I said, very quick update this morning. Hope you're all doing well. Thank you so much for tuning in. If you enjoyed the video, please drop a like. Do subscribe to the channel, and I'll see you all again in another video very soon. So until then, friends, take care of yourselves, and bye-bye.


So this lecture is part of an online algebraic geometry course on schemes and will be about some examples of quasi coherent sheaves. So you remember that a quasi coherent sheaf is something that sort of looks locally like a module over a ring. So let's start with some simple examples. Let's take our scheme to be the spectrum of Z and look at the quasi coherent sheaf corresponding to the module Z over 12 Z. And what I'm going to do is I'm just going to try and draw a picture of it. So here is spec of Z. So it has a generic point zero and on it it has these points two, three, five and so on. And what I want to do is just kind of draw a picture of the stalks of the sheaf corresponding to this at all the points here. Well, over the local ring two. And this module just becomes Z modulo four Z so we can sort of think of it as being a little stalk there with sort of twice the size of a vector space. And similarly over over the prime three, it looks like Z over three Z and everywhere else it just looks like zero. So you can picture this coherent sheaf as having a bit sticking over this point here and a bit sticking over this point here, nothing everywhere else. So let's have a look at a slightly more complicated example. This time let's take the spectrum of K X Y. So this is just essentially the affine plane, which we can draw symbolically like that. And let F be some sort of irreducible polynomial. And we're going to look at the module or modulo F and ask what what does it look like as a sheaf. Well, if the zeros of F look something like this, so the zeros of F will be some sort of curve. And if we take this module and localize it that any maximal ideal that doesn't contain F, we just get zero. Whereas if you sort of localize it as a point on on F, then what you get is essentially looks like something one dimensional. So we can pitch this module is looking kind of like this. So this is the sort of one dimensional something or other associated to each point of this and outside this, it should be thought of as being zero. We can also look at the module of modulo X Y say so, so X Y is the maximum ideal corresponding to point zero. And if we look at this module and localize it at any other maximal ideal we just get zero. And if we localize it at the local ring of zero we just get a one dimensional vector space or something depending on how you do it so we can picture this. The sheaf of this module is just a sort of one dimensional vector space at the origin in some sense and zero elsewhere. Look at the whole of our as a module over our then it just sort of looks one dimensional everywhere so you can sort of picture one dimensional vector spaces at every point of of this. So you can picture these three types of modules or rather the coherent sheaves there associated with them as sort of associating, you know, maybe a one dimensional vector spaced each point of some sub varieties. So you might think of this sheaf as having kind of support along along this sub variety and looking a bit like a vector bundle or something there. In general, a sheaf corresponding to a finitely generated module over ring is a sort of combination of the sheaves you get from this. And you know, every finitely generated module can be broken up into a sequence of extensions of modules of the form R modulo some prime ideal, and our modular prime ideal for this ring looks like one of these three cases. So a general sheaf of a finitely generated module you sort of take these three sorts of sheaves and combine them together somehow. This combined together is quite a complicated operation, but at least this gives you a first approximation to what a sheaf looks like it's sort of built out of pieces and each piece. So it looks like you take some sort of sub variety and assign vector spaces to each point. Um, so now let's look at another example for this I'm, I'm going to take, um, um, the next example is going to be a ring space. Um, not a scheme, at least to start off with, and then I will sort of convert it into a into a scheme. So we're going to consider the sphere S2. So this is just a ordinary two dimensional sphere and let R be the smooth functions on a sphere. And we can think of the sphere as being a ring space where the ring correspond to each open set U is just smooth functions on you. Now I'm I want you to find a module over this.  You can see that this sheaf is a module over this because if we've got a tangent vector field on some open set and a function on the open set, we can just do point wise multiplication of the tangent vectors by the smooth functions. Um, so this sheaf obviously corresponds to the, in some sense, the tangent vector bundle. You know, at each point we're taking a tangent space and taking a tangent vector there. So we've got a vector bundle where a vector bundle just means you assign a vector space to each point of a variety. Um, so, um, um, so this sheaf looks locally like, um, oh, sorry, f, f looks locally like oh, plus, oh, because if you take a small open set U, then you can trivialize all the two dimensional tangent spaces by taking a, by taking a smooth base. It's for them and that gives you an isomorphism between f restricted to U and some of two copies of, of O. However, f is not globally O plus O because if it was, you could find a section of it. In other words, a tangent field that was none zero everywhere because you can do this for O plus O. So, um, there's a well known theorem, the hairy sphere theorem that says you can't comb a hairy sphere. In other words, you can't find a tangent vector field on the sphere that's none zero everywhere, at least not if you insist on doing it in a reasonably continuous fashion. So here we've got a sheaf that looks locally like the sum of two copies of the regular functions, but globally isn't. In fact, this is an example of a vector bundle that we'll describe in a moment. Well, this isn't a scheme, so let's find a scheme version of this. Well, what we do is we replace S2 by the spectrum of, well, we just take, say the reals, the ring of polynomials in three variables and just quotient it out by x. squared plus y squared plus c squared minus one. Okay, this is sort of related to a sphere in that certainly some of the maximal ideals of this will be points of the sphere. However, you remember this spectrum also has lots of complex points. So, so it's not exactly the same as a sphere. And we can form a module over it corresponding to the tangent space.  Here I'm going to call this ring here r of vectors x, y, z with x, x plus y, y plus c, z equals zero. So informally this just says that x, y, z is orthogonal to the vector x, y, z in the sphere. So you can identify vectors that are orthogonal to that vector with the tangent space at each point. So this module kind of corresponds to the tangent bundle of a sphere in some sense. So now m twiddle is going to be a sheaf over the space spec from of r. And again, this sheaf will look locally like 0x plus 0x where let's call this space x, but not globally like it. Well, this is an example of something called a vector bundle. So let's just have a quick review of vector bundles. And what I'm going to do is I'm going to describe several ways of thinking about a vector bundle. So first of all, there's an informal way of vector bundle v. This is going to be over m where m might be might be a manifold or it might be a scheme. I'm going to be a bit vague about this. So informal means you assign a vector space to each point of m in a nice way. I haven't quite said what nice means, but this is a very informal description.  If you've got a nice way of assigning a vector space to each point of a manifold, you've probably got a vector bundle. For instance, you could take each point and assign to each point the tangent space at that point or the cotangent space at that point or a one-dimensional vector bundle or the exterior power of a tangent space and so on. You can define it slightly more formally using fiber bundles. So we might think of a vector bundle as being a map from e to m such that the fibers are vector spaces and it's locally trivial. In other words, you can cover m by open sets u such that it looks locally like, say r to the n times u mapping to u where u is open in m. Well, if we were doing real vector bundles, we would take r to the n. If we were doing complex vector bundles, we would take c to the n and so on. So we can also define it in terms of sheaves. So what we would do is we take a sheaf f over m. And again, this looks locally like, it has to look locally like the sum of the ring of regular functions on u, finite sum of the sheaf of regular functions on u. Here u is an open set. O u is the sheaf of regular functions on u, whatever that will be. I mean, this will be slightly different depending on whether you're working with smooth manifolds or schemes or whatever. And finally, we can also think about what it looks like in terms of rings. Well, here, instead of a ring, we can consider vector bundles as vector bundles over the spectrum of r. And what this would correspond to is a locally free module m. So what does locally free mean? It means that mf to the minus one is isomorphic to rf to the minus one, the n, where the sets dfi cover the spectrum of r. In other words, the ideal generated by f1, f2, and so on is just the ring r. So the picture here is we're covering the spectrum of r with these various open sets dfi. And on each of these open sets dfi, the module, if you localize it, looks like a free module in some number of generators. And so if you've got a module like this over a ring, then you turn r into its spectrum and you turn m into a sheaf over that spectrum, then that gives you a sheaf satisfying these properties. So that's four ways to think of a vector bundle. So one example we've had of a vector bundle is just the tangent space of a sphere. Here's another example. This example is going to come from number theory. So we're going to take r to be the ring z root minus five. And our space is going to be the spectrum of r. And now this ring is the basic example of a ring without unique factorization. So we've got two times three equals one plus root minus five times one minus root minus five. And you should remember this formula because we're going to use it a little bit later. And it also has non-principle ideals, I don't remember how to spell principle, ideals, such as two root minus five. And we can see this is non-principle if we quickly draw a picture of it. So let's draw a picture of r in the complex plane. And r looks like this, some sort of nice square lattice. So here's the point zero and here's one and here's root minus five and here's one plus root minus five and so on. So r looks like a sort of rectangular lattice. And if we take any principle ideal of r, the principle ideal a, all we do is multiply all these points by the complex number a. And that has the effect of rescaling everything by the absolute value of a and rotating by the argument of a. So we would still get a rectangular lattice. On the other hand, if we draw a picture of this ideal here, so let's have this ideal, it looks like this. We take all these points here. And you can see this isn't a rectangular lattice, it's a sort of diamond shaped lattice in some sense. So this is a different shape from the ideal one, which is just r. So you can see visually that r has more than one equivalence class of ideals. It's got non-principle ideals. And what we're going to do is to show this non-principle ideal is a non-trivial line bundle. So a principle ideal, so principle ideal i, as long as it's non-zero, is isomorphic to r as an r module. So that's not terribly interesting. And the ideal 2 1 plus root minus 5, sorry, this ideal should have been 2 1 plus root minus 5 there. The ideal 2 1 plus root minus 5 is not isomorphic to r. However, it is isomorphic to r f minus 1 over certain localizations. So we notice that the spectrum of r is covered by the open sets d2 and d3. So this is the primes not containing 2 and this is the primes not containing 3. And that's because 2 and 3 generate the ideal 1. And in d2, the ideal 2 1 plus root minus 5 is equal to 2 because 1 plus root minus 5 is equal to 2 times 1 plus root minus 5 and then we can divide by 2 because d2 means 2 is invertible. In d3, 2 1 plus root minus 5 is equal to 1 plus root minus 5 because 2 is equal to 1 plus root minus 5 times 1 minus root minus 5 divided by 3 using that formula I wrote down earlier that I told you to remember. Now we notice that 3 is invertible. So this ideal becomes principal in over both these open sets. So the sheaf of the module 2 1 plus root minus 5 can be pictured like this. Here we have the spectrum of r and it's covered by 2 open sets. So we've got this open set d2 and d3. And the sheaf looks trivial over these two open sets. When I say it's trivial, I mean isomorphic to a one-dimensional, the sheaf of a one-dimensional free module, but not over the whole spectrum of r. So this is an example of a non-trivial line bundle. So what's a line bundle? Well, it's just a vector bundle of rank 1 where the rank is pretty obvious. It just means the dimension of the vector space you associate to each point. There's one example of a line bundle that everyone's come across. So here's a picture of a line bundle. You just take the moebius band. So here's a moebius band. And the moebius band can be mapped into a circle. And if you look at the fibres, the fibres just sort of look like this. And so we have the moebius band v mapping to a circle s1. And the fibres are all isomorphic to r1. Well, they're all isomorphic to r1 if you have a sort of open moebius band. I mean, you can see you can sort of put one-dimensional vector space together like this. They form a moebius band. And you can see this gives you a vector bundle over s1. It's sort of obvious that it's locally r1 times a small open set of the circle. And it's not the trivial one r1 times s1 because it's got a sort of twist in it. I mean, if you go around it once, you get back to minus what you were before if you see what I mean. So in general, a line bundle can be thought of as a sort of analog of a moebius band. It's kind of like you assign a one-dimensional space to each point of the manifold. But you do it in a funny kind of twisted way globally. So if we go back to this ideal here, it can be visualized as something like a moebius band over the spectrum of r. It sort of assigns a one-dimensional vector space to each point of the spectrum of r. But there's a kind of strange twisting going on. Finally, we can define a product on line bundles as just taking the tensor product of sheaves. So how do we take tensor products of coherent sheaves? Well, it's pretty obvious how to define this. Suppose f and g are quasi-coherent sheaves. We can ask what is f, tense, and g. There's an obvious way to define this. We can just define f, tense, and g of u equals f of u, tense, and g of u. I mean, what could possibly be wrong with that? It's the most obvious thing we could do, and it's wrong. The problem is that it turns out that this is not a sheaf. It's not a sheaf even for line bundles over, say, one-dimensional projective space that we will be looking at later. What you have to do is you have to take a pre-sheaf defined by f, tense, and g of u equals f of u, tense, and g of u, and form the corresponding sheaf. As I said, we'll see why you have to do this one slightly roundabout process later. I should say this formula is OK for open affine sets u, but it does go wrong for more complicated u like u corresponding to projective varieties. Anyway, you can form line bundles into a sheaf that the tense of product of two one-dimensional vector spaces is one-dimensional. The tense of projective line bundles under this is also a line bundle. And we get the famous Picard group equals isomorphism classes of line bundles under taking the tense of product. And this turns out to be really important in variant of schemes and almost everything else that turns up all the time. In fact, we see the Picard group really amalgamate several different things. So the Picard group combines the ideal class group from number theory. You remember it should take an integer of an algebraic number field. It has something called the ideal class group associated to it. And this turns out to be the Picard group of the spectrum of the ring of integers. And also combines things like the Jacobian of a curve. So just the line bundles over some scheme. And it also is very similar to things like the characters, or at least the one-dimensional characters of a group. So you remember if you've got an Abelian group, there's a dual group consisting of the one-dimensional characters of it. And the one-dimensional characters are in some sense line bundles over the group. You can make sense of that by doing something with topics if you really want to. But it's easiest just to think of them informally as being one-dimensional. All three of these are sort of classifying things that kind of look locally like one-dimensional spaces. And they're all really special cases of the Picard group. Okay, next lecture, we will discuss line bundles over the projective line and see why I was making such a fuss about the definition of the tensor product of line bundles.


Okay, we're back. This is Dave Vellante of Wikibon.org, and this is SiliconANGLE.tv's continuous coverage of Dell Storage Forum 2012. This is theCUBE, where we bring you the smartest people we can find, we extract knowledge, we package it, we extract the signal from the noise and bring it to you, our audience, and we're here to talk about the channel. Now, of course, when you think about Dell, historically, you think about the direct channel. Well, Dell has transformed its channel organization, and we have two individuals today to talk about that. Bob Skelly is to my right, he's the global director of the Certified Partner Program at Dell for Channels, and Greg Davis, we call him the channel chief. He's the VP and General Manager of the Global Commercial Channels. Gentlemen, welcome. Thanks, Dave. So, you heard what I said about Dell and the transformation. This morning, you guys gave the big keynote, GMPACT, strong channel message. This transformation. Tell us about it. Well, very happy to be here at Storage Forum. Very happy to see a standing room only at the meeting this morning. So, we made a large investment in our channel business over the last five years. We launched our partner direct program five years ago, December, 2007. We've invested throughout that period in a consistent manner, and we've seen substantial growth in our partner revenues. I mentioned the keynote this morning, a third of our commercial revenue now comes from partners, right? So, the partners that are in the room there and other partners around the world comprise a third of Dell's business volume. So, big, big shift in our routes to market and our go-to-market strategy, and our partners are embracing the programs and rewarding us with business. Which is an enormous number. The top line of Dell is obviously huge. Where do you see that going? I mean, is that sort of where you want it to be, or do you see that growing over time? Well, we've really never measured it in terms of the percentage of our business, but rather we believe we've got all the fundamental elements, the structure, and the products to grow twice as fast as the market. So, our focus, Bob and myself, is how do we go and find new partners, get them trained and certified, and begin to ramp them so that we can keep the growth going. Every country around the world where we have our program in place, we're growing at least two times faster than the market, and we want to continue that. So, what is the certification, you know, entail, Bob? Yeah, so, certification, what we did is, we structured a program that really looked at the partner business models, thought about how they go to market, and then structured a certification program that really coupled Dell's solutions with the different go-to-market strategies that we're seeing from our partners. And so, we really built it around choice and flexibility and tried to cover all the different solutions, storage, server, systems management, networking and security, and then most recently, cloud services and solutions. And what we do is we bring a whole host of training curriculum to our partners, a lot of it online, but a lot of it also instructor-led where they can get right in front of a course instructor in a live venue. And we had over 135,000 courses that were completed last year alone. And that was up from about 75,000 a year before. So growing very fast and huge adoption. So that's key. I mean, obviously that's a great value add, but at the end of the day, the channel, they're about profit, right? They care about making money, right? And so, what's, and everybody's going after the channel.  So Greg, what's different about Dell for the channel? Well, Dave, you mentioned profit and to kind of dovetail on what Bob said, you know, customers will pay for expertise. So you want to be an expert, you know, customers will pay for your level of expertise. And our training is really designed around enabling our partners to be experts. And we make that investment, it's free training from Dell, but the partners that invest there become trained experts and they're enabled to do the right job for customers. And that creates profitability. The other areas we're really focused on is ensuring that our programs, right, are all designed around data center solutions, right? So another area of high profit for our channel partners is data center solutions, whether it's servers, networking, you know, we're here at the storage forum, but you've got security that's a wrapper around the entire thing. And then we're also, you know, very excited about the recent wise announcement and how we can bring virtual client as a product portfolio to our partners as another profit enhancer. You tie all that together to, with our simple message of, we want to be the easiest company to work with, that's been the mantra of our channel program. So when you compare us to everyone else, we think we can win if we can continue to be focused on ease of use for our partners. So there was a big emphasis this morning on end to end. And of course we're at the storage event. So you have a lot of storage resellers out there. How's that message resonating? You know, and what does it entail? Because there's more training involved if I'm going to go beyond, you know, outside of my comfort zone of storage. So how's that all shaping up? Yeah, it's resonating really well. So, you know, we have in North America alone, we have over 500 partners who have went and gotten certified on multiple competencies. So they've gone out and been trained on storage and server or storage and networking or server and networking and security, some combination. And so over 500 partners have embraced multiple disciplines. We've got our premier partners which requires two disciplines and other commitments around solutions training. There's over 200 partners now who have made the commitment in taking all that extra training to become premier with us. And so we're seeing great adoption in getting cross-trained across many different solutions and going to market with Dell around an end to end solution to their customers. So Bob, last year in the Cube, you were on with Callie Lewis and John McCarthy.  So you said at that time, Dell had 2,500 certified preferred partners globally, 10% qualified at the highest level, which is premier. That's right. And you said that in fact Dell's channel business, this is last year, a year ago, would rank as number 350 in the Fortune 500 if it were a standalone company. So talk about sort of how that's progressed and where you're at today. Yeah, so in terms of the number of certified partners, we continue to add new partners to our program globally and then through acquisitions, of course, we've also brought other new partners in and we're closer to 3,000 certified partners today and that includes some partners that may have moved on to registered level within our program. So some of those are moving down into registered and then other partners are replacing it. So we're adding about 500 new certified partners every year based on the training commitments that they're making. I don't know where, I wish I could give you the 350 out of Fortune 500. That was something we talked about last year. I don't know where, it's bigger because we're bigger and we've grown a lot and it's even more revenue coming through the channel than it was last year. But I don't know where it ranks today. So guys, if I could just add to that, right? I don't know how the exact stat, but we're excited about the growth. I touched on we're growing faster than the market, right? And so while there's ups and downs in the economy or the markets, we're feel very comfortable about the strategy that we've got in place for the partners and our growth alone is bigger than most other companies' channel businesses. So it's exciting to be a part of Dell for our partners. So when you say you're growing faster than the market, specifically you're talking about the Dell channel, the Dell storage channel, both, can you just add to that? Yeah, so it's great clarification, Dave. When I mentioned that was we put the channel program together five years ago. We talked about our goals and what we thought we could accomplish. And to a team member, we said, look, if we do this right, we put the structure in place. We, as a channel organization, should be able to grow faster than the market. As IDC or Gartner would define the IT spend in a given market, whether it's U.S. or Germany or the U.K., right? And so those have been our targets and goals and we continue to drive past those goals, every year and every market that we're working in.  Oh, we love the channel. We love the channel. And all of a sudden, boom, the rug gets pulled out from underneath. Has that changed? Is that sort of ancient history because all the major players, I call it a land grab before going after it, but there's still some skeptics out there when I talk to people on the channel. What do you tell the skeptics, Greg, about your business? Well, in terms of, is Dale serious about it, right?  So, you know, we made a commitment to the channel business. We've invested every single year. We've never pulled back away, right? And so, a lot of partners are taking advantage of it.  And so, we're less focused on acquiring new partners now and much more focused on, you know, getting deeper relationships with the partners that we have. And we think that's the step for the next several years in terms of growth. Yeah, and you're going to extract more business out of your existing customers in general than you do out of new customers. Now, of course, as you got into the channel business, you had to start somewhere, right? Well, we had to build it up from the beginning, but now we've got a strong base of partners. As Bob mentioned, a strong base of Premier and preferred partners. And as I mentioned in the keynote, we want to train deeper. So, you know, our partners have 5% of their Salesforce trained on Dell. We want 50% of them trained on Dell. And we think that's the level of commitment we're looking for from our partners and we think it leads to return profits for our partners. Bob, how does the training differ from, go ahead, you get a point. Well, I was just going to say, I mean, Greg made a great point that we're less worried about continuing to add new partners to our certified program and more concerned about helping them get deeper and wider across our technology than getting more people trained. And what we're seeing, and Greg alluded to this in his keynote this morning, but what we're seeing is if you look at partners that are making the biggest investment in training with Dell, they're growing at a substantially faster clip than partners who are lower on that. And so 70, if you take the top 25, they're growing at 71% year on year based on training investments. So, it's a big number and we see a return. That's faster than the market. Slightly. That's faster than any market. So, Bob, how does the training differ from what a Dell employee would go through? In some case, it's very similar. What we do is we take a lot of the training that is built for Dell employees and we add some channel messaging in there for it to make it real for them. So, we try and take the same product and solution content but then bring channel messaging that makes it relevant for the channel partner community. The other thing we do is we really invest quite a bit in online training. We want it to be very accessible so that they can do it self-paced. They can fit it in when they have free time. We know that it's a huge investment for a partner to take training and be away from their customers and so we want to make it as accessible and easy to get to as possible. So, I want to change subjects a little bit. Talk about cloud. Cloud opportunity or threat for the channel. So, it's two-edged sword, right? You've got this new cloud service provider becoming a channel. At the same time, you have new services that the channel can provide. So, the cloud is very disruptive to the channel. What are you guys seeing as sort of the best practice within the channel and in terms of guys who get it right? What are they doing and what are they doing right? Well, you know, for me, it's partners who have figured out to do both, right? It's not a, this isn't about trade-offs. This isn't about taking your old business model and throwing it out the window. It's about figuring out how you continue to evolve. And so, channel partners who have a hybrid model and are out there building a cloud strategy, moving into Cloud Builder so that they provide private or public cloud infrastructure for their customers. But at the same time, if you continue to offer infrastructure services, solutions consulting to their legacy customer base, they're doing both. So, it's not change your whole model and become just a cloud guy, but learn how to adapt and build cloud into your strategy. So, can your channel partners, how does it work with your services? So, obviously, some channel partners have their own services, some don't. Can they tap into your service portfolio? Can they brand it themselves? How's that whole issue work? Yeah, so again, it's really everything. So, I talk about choice and flexibility, not to hit a theme too hard, but everything we do is around choice. It's around choice and flexibility. So, if delivering those services themselves as a channel partner is the right way to go to market, we want to enable partners to go deliver those services. If leveraging existing Dell services that they want to resell at a profit is interesting to them, we want to make that available to them. We can envision a day when, as skills and capabilities continue to evolve in the channel, that maybe they actually are delivering Dell services on Dell paper on our behalf. So, there's a lot of ways we can go with the services model and bring profitability to the channel. And how about branding that? Can I, if I'm a channel partner, can I brand it with my own brand? Is it a Dell brand? Is it my choice? Yeah, it's your choice, really. It depends on the service you're engaging in. So, what we want to do is really facilitate the partner getting in there and delivering services to the customer. And oftentimes, that's on their own brand and on their own services capabilities. But we also want to make Dell services available to them for resell. Excellent. All right, Bob, well, thank you for chairing some of the training detail. And Greg, appreciate the keynote this morning and appreciate you guys coming on theCUBE. Keep it right there. We'll be back. We could not be here without the generous support of Dell and legal seafood. So, watch this message from Dell and we'll be right back from the Dell Storage Forum in Boston.


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What is going on guys welcome back to the channel critical overlord here So we have a better idea not potentially a better idea But a potential month now of when we can expect Jeepers Creepers 4 Jeepers Creepers are reborn to be released in the US I know in my last video that I did I was talking about all these different release dates that I've seen on the IMDP page Which are not official of course This release date that I'm gonna go over here not even a date But a month isn't coming from screen media or anyone particularly involved with the production to the best of my knowledge This is a listing on the horror how magazine website So I've tried to reach out to them to gain some clarity on this to see if it's actually factual To understand if they have reached out to those involved with the production or screen media themselves To actually have some credibility for why they would list such a thing on their website Or if this list is just purely them speculating so take this with a grain of salt No word on if this is confirmation Confirmed or if it's just them speculated on their behalf But they do have the actual listings on their website for upcoming horror films including Halloween kills don't breathe to Antlers with their actual release dates, but they're missing films like handyman someone pointed out to me So if you look here at this list and look right underneath the listing for Halloween kills You'll see in October to be announced 2021 release Slot for Jeepers Creepers were born No data attached to it. Nothing like that So of course, we're gonna have to wait and see what the official release date is But if this is the month then that's the other thing that is not confirmed because I Don't know where they got this information from. I don't know how credible they are I don't know if they reached out to someone in the production I don't know Maybe they are involved with production given that there is a convention in the film titled after This magazine or titled because there's several different things that I've heard of before this film Horrorhound festival. I've heard of like horrorhound magazine already alone. There's a few different horrorhound Mash-ups I've heard of going around so I don't know. Maybe they had something to do with the production I doubt it so I've reached out to them to understand if this is true Or if they had something to do with contacting screen media themselves If it came out in October this of course would make the first Jeepers Creepers film to be released in the month of October Jeepers Creepers 3 was not released in October Despite what I had originally thought I could have swore I saw that movie in October But I saw it the first time it came out What had happened with Jeepers Creepers 3 was that it did so good on its one night only showing Making over a million dollars when it was released in September in 2017 It ended up getting another one night showing in October. That's what happened there But the movie itself was not originally released in October of 2017. It was released in September of 2017 to a very horrendous theatrical experience for myself and Certainly many of you if you're listening to this and you watch that film in theaters Quite the embarrassment to watch that movie in theaters It was just a complete waste of time such as such a significant letdown compared to what came before But hopefully Jeepers Creepers Reborn bounces back and with this theatrical Release potential chance of Jeepers Creepers 4 That because that's always a chance. I just don't think this movie will go to theaters I don't think Jeepers Creepers 4 is going to theaters. I think this will go straight to VOD I think if it goes to theaters, it'll have a similar run to a Jeepers Creepers 3 where it's in limited theaters Maybe even a one-night showing maybe just in theaters for a whole week and then it's pulled or Maybe they do take the risk and they Take on a full-fledged campaign for this project and they clear up any negativity that might come with it because I Stated in my last video. I don't see screen media trying to push out there and Go over the go over the stars into the go around the earth go around the sun and back for a new Jeepers Creepers film I don't see them pushing this to the high heavens because of the reputation that it has given who has worked on the last three films since its inception back in 2001 Victor Salva or since its release in 2001 But since he apparently no longer owns the rights That's not gonna be of concern to those who just want to react off a period of motion Some people honestly, they they thrive off of it. They don't they don't care about the facts involved They don't they don't want to hear what you think about the matter They're just gonna have their emotions and they're gonna go off of their emotions And I think screen media just not they're gonna try to avoid that in the best way they can so I don't see them pulling Pulling a full-fledged campaign for this film I don't see it because then that would open the window for them They have to talk about Victor Salva selling the rights and how that was done And that's just stuff that they probably don't want to talk about because any mention of of that name would just bring Negativity doesn't matter if you explain it or not somebody will find something to complain about so better to just not put too much Confidence in them pulling a full-fledged campaign and just hope hoping that they do something decent because like I said at this stage They're not doing that great of a job this YouTube channel for the film is unique and it's being squandered. That's my honest opinion on it. It's being squandered The releasing of interviews not even interviews the releasing of an interview That's in one to two minute intervals of the same interview with Timo the new director. It's it's baffling Why are you doing that? I get that it's of course very good to know that people came out on the other side with no COVID issues but Give us something of substantial value at this point. Who is in this film? What is the narrative even though I know I basically dissected all of that on my channel at this point? They need to come out and come confirm certain things and certain aspects of the film if there is a new creeper I am intrigued to know who it is What does the creeper look like now other than what we have seen behind Timo in this interview? I want to see the full-fledged monster. I want to see if Jonathan break his back I want to see if it's not Jonathan break. What is this person that is? Filling the shoes now going to bring to the table I want to see Sydney Craven talk about the film because Sydney Craven I can tell you this she does have an interview just like Timo that I'm hoping they'll release on that YouTube channel at some Point where we'll get to hear her talk about this character Lane that we know she's going to play in the film as the lead actress You know Lane will be having permonitions just like Minksy and just like Giselle in the first film So I'm hoping they start hyping this film up in some capacity So at least get it prepared for whatever limited release it has in theaters or whatever release it gets when it goes straight to VOD now The other thing I want to talk about was an October release Isn't that far-fetched? It's just again, nothing No, I haven't gotten any type of confirmation from them that they know for a fact. It's the month is October That's what I'm waiting to hear from them. It would also add some more Believability to that Russia release date, which is apparently Russia supposed to get it like in November 11th Which again, like I mentioned Russia tends to get movies almost a month after the US on on occasions not to say that's always the case But if October is the month that's exciting But let me know what you guys think about this down in the comment section below. Would you prefer to see it earlier? I know I would of course, but if October is the month, that's fine If you haven't already make sure you subscribe turn on post notification Then there's a video in the description. I have links to my social media accounts on my Facebook Twitter and Instagram You can message me there, of course So let me know as any movies news or views you'd like me to cover in the future with all that in mind guys I will see you in the next video


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