Hey friends Tyler Patner here special video today for you. I am joined by the headman in charge at Air Force air guns and raw Rapid air works John mccaslin John, thank you for joining us today John's a really interesting guy most of you probably don't know that because he's quite reserved. I think that's a fair thing to say stoic. Oh I don't Tend to put myself in the public eye too off. Yeah, so obviously I like making people uncomfortable So we put a microphone on and we're gonna talk all things air guns. So here we go. We're gonna have a good time All right, let's jump right in John How'd you get into air guns? How'd I get into air guns? I got into air guns as a teenager I was actually into firearms as a teenager and What I used to go to gun shows The friends I made there One of them Out of the out of the people I met one of them became a really good friend and he collected air guns and I Messed around with air guns somewhat, but I wasn't that interested in them. I was more into the cool factor of firearms and things like that but He got me he got me interested in it got me Motivated to start collecting air guns and learning about air guns and the next thing I knew I was into firearms and air guns What was the air gun that got you started if there was one? There really wasn't actually what what got me started. I really wasn't interested in a specific air guns. I Guess it was the backyard shooting in the backyard Being able to shoot and not have to go to a gun range is what got me interested in them, but The thing is that I was into machine guns And I lived in Illinois and you couldn't own machine guns not good. Yes So what really got me going in an air gun direction is like Of course, my interest in machine guns was just as a hobby and as a novelty thing so I was thinking at one point Since this guy got me kind of interested in air guns. It's like well You know, I could maybe I should design an air machine gun You know and I went off on this tangent Several year tangent, you know to design air machine guns And it started as a teenager carried in through my time in the military carried through college carried through to Being a government agent. I actually started going to the shot show because I was so good so convinced I was going to build this air machine gun thing sure that I needed to know how to sell it and Then I went off on a or actually Started making prototypes in the garage And after two or three years of like going to the shot show to meet people and see how the industry worked On my vacation time because at that point in time. I was a federal agent. Yeah, and I met this guy That was a wholesaler in England at the shot show and we became friends. So he came to the shot show one year With this kind of cobbled up air gun thing and some guy was making in the back shop You know his back shed in England. He said, you know, this guy is making this gun. It was like Funny-looking single-shot gun with his big tank. The gun was only this long and the tank was as long as the gun And it was threaded for a silencer because it was from England, you know, and that's what they did that over there He brought this thing in and of course I've been telling them. Yeah, I'm gonna design this BB machine gun for it You know as a novelty thing that's gonna be fun to play with And he was telling me, you know, this guy's making these in this shed in England And every time he makes and I'm selling them and he makes a couple and I'll sell them And then he makes a couple more and I'll sell them But every time he makes two or three of them, they're different There's a lot of things back in that like time frame right like 80s 90s He keeps improving on it. Yeah, you know because he's building them two or three at a time And it's like, oh, I could make this better if I change this and then he builds two or three more And he said, you know, if I could get enough of these things I Could sell a lot of these because because people really like this concept And I of course I'm like, oh, wow I'm designing a air machine gun. This is just a single shot right. This is easy This is like how hard can this be right? You know, I'm flipping it around and it's like, oh, yeah And at that point in time that thing It only had like three or four moving parts. Okay You know it it when you when you cocked it you push the barrel forward Not not the bolt the barrel physically move physically moved and then hooked on the trigger Okay, you know, so the trigger pivoted and then you would pull the trigger and the whole barrel was slammed back into the barrel And I was thinking what that's that's dirt simple. Yeah, right at the end of that four-day shot show I was I said basically And much to my chagrin today. I said He said, you know, if I could get a lot of those I could sell I could sell a bunch of them And I said Well, I could I could make this sure I could make this this is simple you know, and he said Well, why don't you and I said, okay, I will The start of all great Right there. That's how it started and then I spent Within Six weeks I had a prototype That's what up a prototype that's quick because I'd had this little lathe and mill set up in my garage So you did it all by hand.  Okay so for those that don't know shot show is the big US trade show for the gun industry outdoors industry IWA is the equivalent for Europe and probably in the airgun space a lot bigger than Shot show is for airguns fair statement. Oh, yeah, the IWA is probably One-third the size of the shot show, right? But there's probably 15 more 15 times more airgun related things there than there is a shot show Yes, you know, so it's big big into air guns there. So you take this thing to IWA Yeah, we took it at IWA. We showed it got some interest. Okay, and that was the start you know that that what's got it that got us started and then It turned into a three-year project of refinement You know, and we hauled that thing to the shot show for three years after that It turned out to be a little bit more complicated than I thought it was gonna be Sure because it it had to be it had to be accurate. It had to be reliable and You know, no one had ever built a design like that before So there was a lot of playing around with it trying to get the valving system working properly working consistently But the thing is it did For its size it performed better than just about anything else at the marketplace at the time Now because you were designing this for a guy in the UK sub-12-foot-pound gun Like relatively low power by the idea at that point in time. Yeah, initially it was a 12-foot-pound gun and The idea was you know, we had this thing of like well He wanted to sell them and I was intrigued with building them So I was like, well, I'll build them and you sell them and it'll be an English product But we're gonna it'll be made in the United States you know, and we proceeded forward on that note and In 1990 I I started this about 93 94 started it and then by about 1997 everybody was saying this thing will never make it to the marketplace You know, it's like this is vaporware. This is never gonna show up. We've never seen that in the airgun industry ever before ever No, but about the time people were saying no, you know, that's never gonna see the light of day We shipped the first shipment to England in December of 97. Okay, and that's what got it all rolling and then you know Small shipment in December probably three or four months later another shipment and then around mid to late 1998 I Thought well the the market for this thing is in England. This is not a US product, but Since I'm here, I might as well Offer it here. I might as well see if I can sell some of them in the United States and That's when we came out with Air Force and actually there was There was a company he there was another Air Force in England Okay, so that's why it was gunpower and there was air Air Force existed as a as a small company that made silencers in England Okay, at that time and Jeff Came up with gunpower as his name to sell it under in Europe in England But I like the name Air Force and I thought well That Air Force is in England and I'm in the US so should be good my company Air Force right I like that name Sure, so that's where Air Force came from. Okay, so then you start making some higher power guns Which you started with tech what is now a talent? Yeah, yeah, okay I think the condor is next And then probably talent SS after the condor all right and then the rest is kind of history and then moving a few years forward So like 2016-17 you come out with the Texan like the first iteration of the Texan I believe was 17 Sounds about right.  Yeah, like 230 240 something like that You know the thing is what a lot of people don't know is that there was some small customs custom guys That were making four or five hundred foot-pounds absolutely. Yep, so it's not like they didn't exist. I just Commercialized yeah, like Dennis quacking Bush is the big one. Yeah, yeah, Dennis quacking Bush had been around for a while Yeah, and and I knew Dennis and in fact, I know Dennis. Mm-hmm. He's a friend of mine And I thought well heck if they could it's like I Guess my thought pattern was and what we'd been seeing is That there was a lot of interest in 25 caliber because it was more powerful and then suddenly 30 caliber pellets started showing up and people thought oh, yeah, this is great. I get more power out of 30 and There started to be this move incremental move bigger every year and when I started working on the Texan 357 pellets were just coming out and that was what was driving the energy capabilities at that point in time was that 357 pellet and They were in the 200 some grain Or 200 some foot-pound category And I just kind of thought well Why all this little incremental stuff? Let's leapfrog. Let's just leapfrog everybody with a 500 foot-pound gun The 457 Texan at that 500 foot-pound mark at the time just like blows past everything Yes, everybody immediately said that we were liars and you couldn't get 500 foot-pounds out of an area Sure sure sure sure so you prove everybody wrong and then obviously over the next Probably five six years up until now right you incrementally improve upon that with You know carbon bottle tx2 valve You know you come out with some short versions suppressed versions. Yeah improve incremental improvements. Yes So you kind of differentiate the line you've got five different calibers in the Texan now. I believe four or five So you so you've done a really great job of building that line But I think at the back of everybody's mind There's like oh well Air Force has this this basically what is amounts to a similar design for all their guns, right? When are we when are we gonna get a multi shot and you gave everybody the answer to this and probably the most unexpected way possible? And that was 2018 that was January 2018 shot show. Yeah, and that was raw. That was raw So Air Force acquires raw acquired from Martin Rutherford From Theoban fame. So you get and now you have this multi-shot platform. That is a tank You know, obviously a great reputation for a long long time What changed when you took that on in terms of there's a lot of talk out there about you know, I need a I need a pre Air Force raw and and I think people have a misconception about what may have or may have not changed When you guys acquired raw Well, let's say I heard raw excuse me when we acquired raw at first nothing changed and slowly We started Bringing components in house that we started we and we started off with the the more complex Turned components the valving the valve parts and things like that We started bringing those in house because we had equipment that was better suited for it than he did so We would build we kept building more and more of the parts and then we would ship him the parts and he would assemble the guns So Martin was still literally hands-on involved. Yeah in every gun that went out the door Yeah, for like the first year or two We just kept building more and more of the parts But he everything went to him to put together and my understanding is he still today has a hand and pretty much every Gun that goes out the door. Yeah. Yeah, so For all of you out there that are naysayers.  I think it was 2020 maybe you tease this little rinky-dink raw and you know, yes, yes the micro. Yes, and you know, we haven't Well, I can't the micro gun. I've seen it. Is that okay? We had it at the shot show. I know, but can I tell them it's real? Sure So like they've got this micro raw that Vaporware Rugpole vapor where whole thing. I've seen it. I've shot it. It's real. Yeah, just We have a hundred and twenty five receivers waiting to be put together The problem has slowed us down or slowed us down on the micro is that we can't keep up with HMX 1000x production, you know, it's it's one of those things that that that as we ramp up Availability on raws We don't do anything that might integrate the quality level and It's it's It's agonizing for us because we're a production company and we want to get the volume out We want to get guns out to everybody that wants one But we can only get them out so fast because they still all go through through Martin sure and We are slowly ramping the numbers up slowly Increasing the quantity quantity levels We are transitioning from just sending him parts to now. We're starting, you know After he has showed us what he wants now. We're doing sub assemblies, you know So now we're putting together triggers right now. We're putting together regulators But they still all go back to Tennessee for that final assembly the final assembly and the final checkout Yeah, to make sure everything is the way it's supposed to be so slowly our numbers go up But it's still gonna take a while before we get into You know really What I call Good good numbers sure and these things take time. I mean, it's not and they can't just turn it on like a faucet It doesn't work that way it we're trying to Turn a almost custom hand-built gun into a production hand-built gun and Without compromising any of the compromising any capabilities without compromising any of the performance characteristics or anything like that and That is not Simple You know, it's it's it's not simple to build because nobody else builds Airguns like that in the United States, you know as a productive right there boutique things. Yeah Yeah, every there's just a couple boutique guys out there And we're trying to take boutique mainstream. Yep. So so we got in a glimpse into You know what's coming for raw But on the Air Force side of things, you know, I'm assuming 800 foot-pounds is not where the bar is gonna be set for long So I'm assuming you guys are already either developing or you know, you don't have to confirm or deny But I'm assuming there might be some pushing of that that power boundary, but but is that all we're gonna see? know that the The power The power where we're at is probably not the power levels where we will always stay If we're gonna do a high-powered gun it needs to have a use it needs to have a purpose sure But right now we're switching but we're switching gears back to a project. We started back before big board. Okay, so The arrow guns, you know that are out on the marketplace now We actually had developed an arrow gun before any of those ever hit the market. Okay but we Layed the arrow gun project to the side because we thought the big bore Potential was a lot higher. I think you made the right call for what it's worth But but so you're coming back to an arrow coming back to arrow Which is very cool, you know, and we're gonna do the same thing to the arrow guns that we did to the Texan We will start out with a model And then we will diversify the model You know, and we will come out with a basic Rifle that is comparable to the arrow shooting rifle that's comparable to the other guns that are out there now But as we Kind of differentiate the market It's like our first model is going to be called the Talon bolt Okay, Talon bolt will be shortly followed by the Talon microbowl Okay, so like I'm assuming like a Talon P-sized gun and we actually had Mockups of those at the shot. Yeah of the yep full-size gun and the micro but they didn't have a name at shot Show didn't have a name at the shot shot. All right, so those are going to be finalized the The bet the bolt the full-size bolt should be ready here in the next couple of months awesome Okay, you know, and then we will follow up with the micro bolt You know and we have Another version of the gun going in the other direction that will we probably be following shortly after that Okay Interesting and then there will be fishing versions of the gun sweet awesome Okay, we'll use a proper fiberglass fishing arrow and we'll shoot it at a proper speed so you don't shoot through the fish Yeah, right So when you know so when it comes out it'll work well You know and we'll have the capability these guns are be power adjustable, okay? Well, that's interesting. So if you want to hunt moose you can do that You can take a switch a ring lock cap out and goes and go Fishing and it'll be fishing and because of what it's based on it's going to be a really lightweight platform Yes, which is not atypical, but it's it's not super common either in the arrow gun world I mean a lot of those guns are quite large. Well, the full-size guns going to be five and a half pounds Oh, that's sweet the micro gun will be lighter than that nice. Okay, so very cool So so you've given us some nice morsels here to chew on things to come Some of which I'm very excited about What else can you tell the folks that that's going on at Air Force and raw in terms of development? well, one of the things that I mentioned as far as raw is that we're we're Having trouble getting up to full production numbers like we'd like to get at you know the raw shipping You know on a regular basis at this point We're exporting guns at this point But there's Still other models that we can't get to until we kind of get up to speed with all the demand for the existing HMX 1000 so for the folks that maybe don't know or just came sure the folks that maybe came to raw Once you guys took over like there was a bench model, which was a BM with a bottle BM 500 There's a TM 1000, which is target model 500 very simple naming strategy here There's a standard HM 1000 series and then there's the HMX which is what you guys are producing now Yeah, so so what if I'm reading you right what you're saying is that you're gonna get to some of these other models or something new Well the other models Basically the other models, okay, you know it's basically you know We're gonna we want to get caught up because of all the interest in hundred yard ventrest You know we can't keep up with HM 1000 X's sure You know, but there's still a demand for it for this the more compact Lower powered gun, you know, especially in Europe. They want HMs, which is the standard hunting model now Martin's made a Reputation for the the target models in bench rest. Yeah, and he calls him They when we bought the company he had target models which tended to be field target guns And he had bench models which were bench rest guns We have dropped the BM Because the only difference was the what he lasered on the side of the receiver Okay, and the stock was different and a different type of stock. So but the basic action was the same Yeah So now we have a TM and a TM can be a bench rest gun or it can be a field target gun Or it can be Any of the any other shooting discipline we could we feel we need to move into you know, we're starting to Look a little bit at 10 meter interesting, okay, you know, we've had some interest. We've had some requests from some of the Major shooting associations, you know, like why can't we have a US made 10 meter gun? Yeah, I mean you're talking about a proper US made Olympic level Yeah, precision gun not a sport or not a sport or gun. Wow precision model. Okay, that's you know, and Because of the the refinements in the trigger, you know that in the from Martin's improvements through the years and The accuracy level You know we can build or we have what we need as a starting point to build a 10 meter gun just like the Benchrest and field target versions, okay So that's something we're As we get to it we're looking at it You know a lot of the difference in the in target guns is is furniture Yeah, the basic action and then the power ranges are very similar. So You know what we we're trying to do what we wanted we want to do because there's not a lot of volume in Target guns right and in order to make it that thing viable from a production standpoint We have to satisfy a lot of sub markets Yeah, and you have to have something kind of to your point that does multiple things out of kind of one In this case one action that can do multiple things Maybe with some minor tweaks and even if you can do it with one action and stock or maybe one action in two stocks Or three stocks, you know that that opens up a lot of possibilities and a lot of it ends up boiling Boiling down to the stock configuration sure, you know and There again, we're looking at some more advanced manufacturing techniques in order to come up with Variations in stock configurations that we can do in relatively small quantities At a and be able to sell them at a reasonable price sure Because there are not it's not a large volume market right so we have to find a way to make small volume of parts efficiently So that we can still sell them at a competitive price to the target the target shooting crowd sure depending on which Discipline there want to go after yeah, there's definitely a demand I mean I see a demand for American made products in that space for sure and it's one thing That's really at least to my knowledge especially for the 10 meter crowd never been Attempted really there's really never been anything available As far as a capability ability to build a gun at that level in the United States before it's it's like you could purely Dominate about the Germans and the Austrians. Yeah, it's so that's an interesting Did not see that one coming Did not see that one coming folks so that that's that's actually really cool I'm excited to see what comes of that. Wow, okay, so John before we wrap up I do have a question that you kind of started talking about and then We got into the history of the company or you know and how how the guns have developed So whatever happened to this full-auto BB gun thing the full-auto BB gun thing When when I brought the the Single-shot gun home to kind of start studying it and deciding how I was going to approach it. I actually set the Prototyping thing elements and stuff like that to the side and I haven't picked it up since Now I've seen some of this stuff folks John is an avid avid airgun collector This man has a lot of cool stuff If you remember the the videos we filmed with Tom Gaylord, that's John's man cave And if you look closely some of the guns on the wall are very very unique full-auto BB guns yep Since I didn't get around to building full-auto air guns yet. I've been collecting them. You bought everything you buying everything I could find as a as a reference piece With the idea that possibly someday we may pick it back up again and I love another run at it I love that so it's not dead. Nothing's ever dead.  Okay, and then Robert Beaman did the second. Yeah, I believe yeah Well in that very first edition air gun digest just go on had a full-auto pellet gun Did he did an article on that pellet gun is in that man cave up on that wall? I don't know if you ever noticed it or not But that there are some his what what I would call from an air gun perspective historical pieces in there, okay? Though there's a lot of that. I mean this this man's got McClash ins like you've got all the toys. Yeah, we actually bought out The Feltman the original felt yeah arcade gun company. That's so cool You know that that we're talking about like the the thing at the carnival Yeah, yeah, yeah And it's been sitting It's been sitting up on pallets because we don't have time to mess with it But one day maybe one day, you know, we'll break it out. May I hope so man. That'll be a lot of fun Well, John, thank you for sitting down with us. I appreciate it Thank you for not only the history but also some insight into what is in the future for Air Force and RAW It's awesome to see an American manufacturer thriving and and looking to push forward as well So hopefully you all have enjoyed it today. If you did throw us a like down below Don't forget to comment. Let me know what you're excited about So we know what to review when these guys come out with it and don't forget to subscribe as always We appreciate it a ton and we will see you next time. Oh I have something else I want to say Hit me Since this is going on YouTube. Yes, people make all those little comments down at the bottom. Yeah We've been accused a lot of times of that we don't care about what people want and And that we we go off on our own Directions and and we don't listen to what that what customers real are really after yeah, and that's really not the case You know the thing is that? You know through the years we've been a Very small company and there's only so much we can do with the resources we have Well the situations are a little better now. There's more things we can do. There's more things. We want to be able to do so We are really interested in Comments that you make after this video Because I'm going to be looking very closely to see you know What do you want? You know that's yeah What you know it doesn't it doesn't do us any good to build what we like because we're not buying them You know depends on what the public wants that's a very good point So you all heard it from the horse's mouth so to speak you need to comment down below and let Air Force know And raw know respectively obviously one company but two brands what you're interested in seeing did anything John say tickle You're fancy. Are you going to be buying an arogun? Do you waiting for a 10 meter raw? What do you want to see do you want them to bring back the full auto BB gun concept? Whatever you guys want let us know down in the comments It goes to show that these manufacturers do really read this stuff They are paying attention and they want to know what you guys think I want to know what you guys think it helps everybody So do your job comment down below. It's all we ask


Good morning, I'm Lorena Rakati, I'm from Italy, I lived in a town next to Milan where I met the maggot and after two years of marriage we decided to come back to Egypt. I really love Egypt and in 1994 he bought this land in Nuba and we felt in love very fast. What was it when you arrived here in Nuba and how did you get there? When we arrived in Habiba it was almost an empty land and we slept on the beach, me and my kids and we came for one day actually to visit the place and we stayed for three weeks. Me and my kids, my sister and her kids and I met Omo Talal and the other woman and since then we became very close friends. She had kids at the age of my kids so they play all the day together. We make tea under the palms and somehow we communicate. At this time I don't really understand the language of the Bedouin because it's very close than the Egyptian dialect but there was something that made us friends until today. We have a very long friendship and most than friendship I think that is the sisterhood. So how did you see the importance of access? The woman here they didn't work, they work mostly at home, they take care of the house, they take care of the kids, of the goats, they are going to make the wood to make the fire to prepare the bread for cooking. They have a lot of responsibility more than the men. They also have gardens where they grow their own vegetables and they know many skills about how to take care of the goats, how to, when they have some disease, when they have to have birds and they have a lot of knowledge about the ground also, about how to cultivate. So Lorena, how do you see the development of female empowerment? We did with the Learning Centre courses for the woman, we made a course for a swing. It was a month of three days per week with the lady that teach them. We had another course with a lady that teach them the embroidery with the treats and I wish that soon we can do more in this, more of these swing courses because I would like that we start to produce our new trend of dress the sweet with the cyanide and the desert. Also we create a group of women that they are not going to sell their stuff on the beach, they say mainly at home with the kids, so they make beads, accessories and we do very beautiful stuff and different from what they do till now in the area so we have more products. These bring them in income and because also during the corona time or all the years that we don't have any work here in cyanide they can help to sustain the house. There is another initiative named Diamond of Cyanide. This let teach the woman how to make cosmetics and salt with natural product and essential oil. These to sustain the community and they can exchange by themselves also. Another project that is very important is the Learning Center for the kids of the village. It's for local kids that they are coming almost every day after the school and in this center we are trying to teach in an alternative way. We don't teach just the language or knowledge but what we would like to teach mostly are the values and the word that we always say is respect and a lot of arts. All the kind of arts that they don't never experiment. We do a lot of arts to let them express themselves through song, drawing, cutting, paper mache, drawing, coloring all the things that they don't have in the school and don't have at home. Also sometimes we make also theater or we make stories. My final wish that the woman will have their own income and they will start to do more gardens and teach their kids to have them also and to share the knowledge. And I wish that all the projects that we are doing will succeed and to make them even work from their houses but not just for the projects but also for the other members of the community.


Hello students. This is Mr. Nagesh Arthambake, Assistant Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Valtran Institute of Technology, Sholapur. Today, we will discuss on problems on spindle speed and thread cutting on lathe machine. Learning outcome. At the end of this session, students will be able to solve the problems on spindle speed and thread cutting operation on lathe machine. In this particular session, we are going to discuss calculation of spindle speed by different combination of the cone pulleys and bag gears. Next one, that is, what is thread cutting operation on lathe machine? Setup of lathe for thread cutting. Calculation of chain gears for thread cutting. Now first of all, we will solve one problem regarding the spindle speed, that is, calculation of spindle speed by different combinations of cone pulleys and bag gears. In this particular figure, the two spindle pulleys are shown and that are connected to the motor and motor is driving those pulleys. Now the problem I will read first, that is, a lathe having cone pulleys drive carries a four-stepped cone pulleys. The diameters of the four steps are 100 mm, 140 mm, 180 mm, 220 mm. The pinions on the spindle and bag gear shaft each carry 20 teeth while the machine gears carry 60 teeth each. If the machine motor drives the counter shaft at a speed of 300 rpm, calculate the different speeds which can be obtained for the lathe spindle. Here we can see, for one-speed cone pulleys there are four steps. Therefore, at only different combination of cone pulleys, we will get four different speeds. And by connecting the bag gears, engaged to the spindle speed cone pulleys, we are getting another four speeds. Therefore, in total we are getting eight speeds over here. Now, we will calculate the spindle speed by different combinations of the cone pulleys. Here in this particular figure, the belt is connected to A and H position of the pulley. Now, first of all, we will calculate the speed at position. Now, here in the given data, whatever the smaller diameter of pulley is there, that is 100 mm, then 140 mm, then 180 mm, then 220 mm, these are the diameters of speed cone pulleys. And also, the speed of the spindle that is given, that is 300 rpm. Now, first of all, we will calculate spindle speed at belt in position D, that is the first position in which the input diameter is 100 mm and the output diameter is 220 mm. And we know the spindle is rotating with the speed of 300 rpm. Whatever the input of the input gear that is rotating with 300 rpm. Therefore, here 300 into 100 upon 220, if we calculate, then we are getting 136.4 rpm. That speed we are getting for the spindle. Now, next one is second speed, spindle speed at belt in position Cf. Therefore, input diameter over here, that is 140 and output diameter over here, that is 180. Therefore, the input speed, the motor drives, that is 300 rpm into 140 upon 180, that will give us 233.3 rpm. This is the second speed. Now, third speed at third position of the belt, that is BG position, where the input diameter is 180 and output diameter is 140. Therefore, 300 into 180 upon 140, that will give us 385.7 rpm. This is the third speed that we are getting. And now, fourth speed is spindle speed at belt in position H, that is input diameter of the pulley is nothing but 220 mm and output diameter is nothing but 100 mm. Therefore, 300 into 220 upon 100, we are getting 660 rpm. These are the four speeds that we are getting by different combinations of cone pulleys. Now, next one, spindle speeds by bag gears. We know over here, the pinion is having 20 teeth and the bull gear is having 60 teeth each. Therefore, now, this particular bag gear is connected to, now that is for the spindle cone pulleys. Therefore, here, whatever the key over here it is there, that is we are unlocking. Therefore, whatever the speed is coming towards this speed cone pulleys, that is transferred to this pinion and pinion to that of bull gear and with the same speed, this pinion is again rotating and with this pinion, this bull gear is having the speed. Therefore, 20 upon 60 and 20 upon 60, this multiple factor, if we multiply with the spindle speed, then definitely we are getting the again four different spindle speeds. Therefore, at different speed cone pulleys in position, we will get different four speeds. Now, here you can see spindle speed at building position D. The first speed in the position D that we got, that is 136.4. Therefore, multiple factor of number of teeth, if we multiply over here, that is 20 by 60, 20 by 60, that is driving upon driven, driving upon driven, then this is the reduction factor. Therefore, we are getting, that is minimum speed, 15.2 rpm. And this particular 15.2 rpm is the minimum speed of the lathe machine and that which we are using for the hard, for the removal of harder material. Next one, spindle speed at building position Cf. Here, the second speed that we got in a normal position, that is 233.3 into 20 upon 60 into 20 upon 60, that we are getting 25.9 rpm. Likewise, if we calculate spindle speed at building position Bg by back gear, then we got the third speed, that is 385.7 into 20 upon 60 into 20 upon 60, if we multiply this factor, then we are getting 42.9 rpm, that is the seventh speed. And eighth speed is spindle speed at building position A h by back gear, is 660, that last speed that we got, that is fourth speed, into 20 upon 60 into 20 upon 60, we will get 73.3 rpm. This is the highest speed of the spindle when the back gear is attached. Likewise, eighth speeds we can calculate for the spindles and that we can arrange for the spindle and according to the requirement, we can get different speeds for the spindle. Now, next one is, I will ask one question to you, what is thread cutting operation on lathe machine? Please think on it and try to get the answer. Now, thread cutting on the lathe is a process that produces a helical ridge of uniform section on the workpiece. This is performed by taking successive cuts with a threading tool bit, the same shape as the thread form required. Thread of any pitch, shape and size can be cut on the lathe using single point cutting tool. Thread cutting is operation of producing a helical groove on spindle shape, such as V square or power threads on a cylindrical surface. This is a setup of lathe for thread cutting. The job is held in between the centers or in a check and the cutting tool is held on the tool post. The cutting tool must travel a distance equal to the pitch in mm, in inch, in diametrical and in module as the workpiece completes a revolution. The definite relative rotary and linear motion between job and cutting tool is achieved by locking or engaging a carriage motion with lead screw and nut mechanism and fixing a gear ratio between headstock spindle and lead screw. To make or cut thread, the cutting tool is brought to the start of job and a small depth of cut is given to cutting tool using cross slide. Now we will take one example. Calculate the change gears for cutting 1 mm pitch on lathe having lead screw, lead screw of 4 TPI. P is required pitch on workpiece in mm and is pitch of lead screw in TPI. Therefore the formula that we are having is driver's gears upon gear teeth upon driven gear teeth is equal to 5 pn upon 127 into ratio factor. Here 5 pn upon 127, the ratio factor is 27 upon 36. Therefore 5 is the required pitch on the workpiece and 1 is the pitch on the lead screw that is in TPI, 1 TPI and 4 that we have added, 5 is the 4 that is the required pitch on the workpiece. And likewise we are getting 5 into 10 upon 187 into 3 into 10 upon 100. Here the multiple factor is 25 upon 25. Therefore we will get the gear ratio 30 upon 127 into 50 upon 100 and a gear that we are putting it as 30, b is 127 and c is 50 and b is 100. Therefore this is the spindle gear, this is the intermediate gear and this is the lead screw gear. Therefore a is 30, b is 127, c is 50 and d is 100. If you put these gears then definitely we will get the 1 mm pitch across the, across the job. So these are the references. Thank you, thank you.


1. The global burden of disease, GBD, study evaluates the impact of diseases, injuries, and risk factors on health by using disability-adjusted life years, dailies, which require a set of disability weights to quantify the level of health associated with non-fatal outcomes. 2. The objective of this study was to estimate disability weights for the GBD 2013 study. 3. To achieve this, researchers analyzed data from new web-based surveys completed by participants aged 18-65 years in for European countries between September 23, 2013 and November 11, 2013. This data was combined with previously collected data from the GBD 2010 disability weights measurement study. 4. The surveys used paired comparison questions where respondents compared two hypothetical individuals with different health states and specified which person they deemed healthier. These surveys covered 183 health states relevant to GBD 2001. This article was authored by Professor Joshua A. Salomon, Ph.D., Juanita A. Hagsma, Ph.D., Professor Adrian Davis, Ph.D., and others. We are article.tv, links in the description below.


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Essence, magnifique. Une fleur pour une fleur. Preston Gaza, here you go. Take this vanilla flower and the box of mangoes to mademoiselle Cassie across the river. Tell her it is from Laplace Grand Bois. Blah, blah, blah, blah. Got it. Right away, Anne. But this package is for Cassie getting heavier and heavier every week across the river with her. I am only a small dog. It may require some speed. Amen, speed. Watch it, Anne. What speed? Au revoir. It means goodbye. Canard bebet. It means silly duck. Trust me, Kyle. You are my best customer. But Cassie is the queen of ice cream. You will love our mango nela. But I'm not interested in ice cream, Banjo. All that me and the team of piggly pigs are interested in is these wonderful popsicles. Popsicles? No. Those are just earthly ice treats. Cassie is from another universe entirely. She is the sweetest mango mixed with silky essence of vanilla. What? Who? What? Who what? You said Cassie. What? Stop being silly. I'm talking about the mango nela ice cream. Hello, Cassie. Oh, hi Banjo. This is one of my best customers, Tayo. He's an engineer. I've brought him to try some of your delectable homemade mango nela ice cream. Oh, wonderful. Have a taste, Tayo. It's made of fresh mango and rich vanilla. Well, I am really more of a popsicle pig. Oh, come on. Have a taste. Whoa, amazing. Where did you get those wonderful elements? Oh, every day I get a fresh... Package from blah, blah, blah, blah. Where? Laplace Grand Bois. Yes, of course. That's exactly what I said. This is absolutely delightful, Cassie. I have a construction coral of Pigglypigs, 200 strong. I will take 20 boxes a week. 20 boxes? There is no way. No way she can refuse such an alpha. But Banjo, Preston can only bring a small package daily. There's no way he could carry that many mangoes. With enough trips, Preston can. Quack, quack, quack. Preston can hear you very well, Banjo. I am a duck, not a truck. I'm not flying back and forth every day from blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, to be scolded by that grumpy tiger. Yann, you know what to do. Cassie, mon amour. Mangonela.  Are you making another dish? What did he say? I think he said, why does that dog look like a fish? Don't growl at the messenger Banjo. That tiger better watch his viscars. Oh my, this isn't working. I have an idea. What is that, Kaya? Some sort of fancy ice cream machine? No Banjo. I call it an overwater foot stepper. It will allow you to walk over the water to get to the other side and for the tiger to get over here. A what? Sounds ridiculous. Sounds like exactly what I need to show that tiger who does the barking around here. Oh Banjo behave. But Kaya, how will we build it? With my construction coral of pigly pigs. Who? What? The pigs have all the pigs on you. The pigs are many, the pigs are few. And we all go building over and over again. My Pigly Pigs of Pepper Pot. We have a overwater foot stepper to build. Let's get to work. What a work of art. It looks like something that should have an artistic name like Le Pond, which means the bridge.  It's called an overwater foot stepper or a ro-ro-train for short. What a strange pink creature. Yan, nice to finally meet you. Ma Fleur Cassie. Yes, now you can take as many mangoes to the backyard as you like so that we can get our mango nilla ice cream weekly and you can sort your differences out with the dog. Who? What? Who what? Oh boy, here we go again. Hi kids, it's me, Preston. In this episode, just when it seems all hope is lost, the building skills of Keio and his team of Pigly Pigs are exactly what Cassie needs to get more mangoes from Yan to make more of that mango nilla ice cream for everyone who loves it. Especially Keio and his team of Pigly Pigs. Within the Caricum region, we often need the help of people with special skills from different parts of the Caribbean who help find solutions to make our lives better. Much like Pepper Pot Valley, the Caribbean community is a region filled with different types of scenery, people, cultures, foods and businesses. Even though Caricum is made up of many different nations, sharing and experiencing all these wonderful opportunities are what makes Caricum special.


Today, we are going to answer the age-old question of how deep should you actually squat? All right. Got my beautiful bride, Rachel, here. We're going to talk about how deep should you squat, right? So we have the age-old question like a lot of people argue and say Astrographs will be bad for you. You should squat only to 90 degrees just below parallel What is the right answer? And really the right answer is we don't want too high. We don't want too low We want something right in the middle, you know, sort of like Goldilocks here. That's what we're looking for So what we're going to do first is we're going to establish this Proper squat depth without the bar first because when I'm teaching somebody when I put the bar on their back It sort of complicates everything and they have to start thinking about the barbell So let's not think about the barbell first So normal hip width stance toes out just a little bit more than that just like that Hands together like you're gonna pray and you're gonna descend in your squat eyes down on the floor But I will actually want you to stop a couple inches high. So a couple inches above parallel Let's see how that looks stay on balance on midfoot Stop about a little tiny bit deeper about right there. Okay now at this position You can see she's pretty much at a 90 degree angle of her knees But her hip is clearly three four inches above her knees and in this position Her quads are super tight and they're pulling on the knee from the front, but the hamstrings aren't really engaged I actually feel they're significantly looser than the than the quads So you're not really pulling on the knee from the back side So this is all quad and we're not really engaging the hamstring now.   You can see her back is relatively horizontal. That's okay She's balanced on midfoot The knees track the same direction as the toes and in this position She's gone down low enough now that her hamstrings are significantly tighter her her glutes are stretched her quads are stretched We're using all the muscles that we should plus the inside of the thigh drive up right here stand up. Good. That's perfect That's the middle now. Here's the hard one because you never do it this way Let's go way too deep So just go all the way down and kind of sit on your ankles Butt to ankles just like that now when you go to butt to ankle as you can see with Rachel She's pretty flexible and so her back is still relatively flat for most guys They're actually gonna round their pelvis and so they're gonna lose some back Extension here. What's happened with Rachel and what happens with a lot of people to have good flexibility is they Relax their hamstrings to get in this position. So now the quads are super stretch But the hamstrings have shortened again the glutes are super stretch So this is a this is a good lift for quads and glutes But we've taken the hamstrings out of the movement, right and you see she's way more vertical in her back. So drive back up Okay, perfect. Now the goal is to basically use as much muscle mass as possible We want to be able to use the quads on the front of the leg the hamstrings on the back of the leg The glutes on the obviously the butt and then we also want to use the inside of our thighs the adductors And so all four of those muscles will allow us to lift the most weight And what that really comes down to is we're thinking about the total amount of work We're doing so work is the distance that we're gonna move the bar times the weight If I go too deep I'm gonna use so much more less weight even though I've got more distance that if we put it into the algebraic equation I'm still doing less work. So what we're trying to find is the happy medium there again The porridge it not too hot not too cold, right for Goldilocks And we're gonna squat to just below parallel So the idea is that the crease of the hip Goes just below the top of the knee at that point all those muscles are sort of maximally engaged Make sense. Okay, let's take it to the barbell. Okay, so we've Established what the proper depth is without the bar now We're gonna take it to an empty bar and if you're watching this and you're lifting alone Well, there's really two ways to find correct depth number one is to get a good professional coach to watch this for you And that's probably the best option number two Is to just video yourself from the side angle from kind of low between the hip and the knee height So that you can see and then just watch all your warm-ups and see if you're hitting just below parallel Above parallels too high way below parallels too low And so we're gonna have you take the bar go ahead and take your normal squat stance And of course, we've taught this in other videos squat stance low bar position Stand up tall Walk back and what I want you to do is I actually want you to try to squat about two to three inches high on the first rep So we can see the hamstrings don't really engage just just the quads so nice and slow and Up just like that good And you'll see a lot of people in the gym doing that especially as the weight gets heavier now I want you to go to the correct depth So just below parallel so big stretch in the bottom knees out really hard stretch stretch stretch stretch stretch stretch Right there and fire up that looks good now in this last one I want you to get loose and just relax and go all the way to the bottom and then come back up And in the bottom you'll see the hamstrings wrote lax you bounce off the knee tendons Which is not what we want once the we want to bounce off the hamstrings glutes and adductors slow and smooth on the way down Nice and deep fire up perfect good just like that again Deep fire up perfect nice Balance on mid-foot. That's what we want. Everything is stretched out and fire up good walk it in that's exactly right Nice so next time you're squatting We want to look for how to use the maximum amount of muscle mass to move the bar We want to use the quads and not just the quads The hamstrings which is what often gets left out the glutes and the adductors the entire the thigh and that Perfect depth is just below parallel not above parallel not three four inches below That's why we don't want to go astagrass or butt to ankles or whatever that is Because we want to utilize as much muscle mass as possible so we grow as much muscle mass as possible So we can move as much weight as possible do the most work and set pr's That's that's what we're trying to do to learn more about how to squat perfectly From certified coaches andrew nicky myself click the link right up here


On today's Wheel of Mott, we are doing something we have never done before. And that something is in this pack right here. Are you ready? The April Fools Welcome Pack has... It has a gold 99 middle linebacker, Pat McAfee. Keep in mind, this gold 99 Pat McAfee turns into a 91 overall on the fourth. So for this episode and this episode only, I'm adding him to the team.  It's so good. Oh, I have an entire video on it, but you won't see that till tomorrow, I think. Or maybe Friday, probably Friday. So you just get to see a lot actually. He has a 99 in every stat, until you get to some of the offensive stats where he's got some random stuff in here. But like keep in mind, he has 99 spectacular catch and 99 catch in traffic. So you actually can sub him in at your backup tight end. And he's pretty, he's pretty good. Throw under pressure 72 for some reason. And the only position where you really can't use him is punter kicker. Like I can use him all across my defense, but I actually can't use him as a punter. I think this is fun because we literally are only getting him for one episode. So I wanted to kick off the episode just like this. Uh, he has four abilities and every single one of them can be activated at the same time. They're all zero AP. That's enforcer, one step ahead. Insane ability to have here. Lurk artist, of course. No shockers on that one. And he even gets dual threat, which is usually an X factor, but he gets it as a zero AP ability. So running any X factor on him is pretty much pointless. Higher chance to defeat pass blocks and disrupt catches. This card's insane. I do need to do some reflecting though. So this is Wheel of Mud. This is episode three of our new season. Our current record is one in one. I gotta say, I have played horrible this season. My first game, I never should have lost that game. And the second game is shouldn't have been that close. I watched both those videos back. I was like, damn, I've been, I've been kind of negative. I've been bitching a little bit. So I want today to be a great day for us to lock in and start now with that Pat McAfee. I think it's a great way to start. Now the way I'm going to do this, I'm actually going to make Pat McAfee my starting middle linebacker. Gronk will still be the backup. And then I'm going to make Ray Lewis my left outside linebacker. It's just for today. It's really not that big of a deal. It should be a nice boost to our squad for this episode. But next episode, we'll still have to worry about our linebacker issues. But at least for this episode, I've got really good linebackers. So I shouldn't have to focus on that right now. Defense itself is pretty solid. Chamari Conner, big liability. Brandon Stevens, big liability. Patrick Sertan and Peanut Tillman are awesome. Erwin's awesome. Bose is great. Jaylen Carter is great. These two are okay. I do like Miles Garrett though. Really offensively, we need offensive line. We would love a legitimate starting quarterback. That would be very big. A fullback would be great. A true wide receiver three. But overall, for being one and one, I really like my rent. You boys know the rules. We got three wheel spins here to add to this squad. We'll start it out with... Oh my gosh. We technically have two Gold 99s on this team and this is about to be our third. The Tribute Jackpot. There's only two players that this even applies to. There's literally only two players and they're both insane. I actually, I don't know who I'm going to take right now. So the two Tribute cards are Gold 99 Aaron Donald and Gold 99 Jason Kelsey. I really feel like I should be going with Gold 99 Jason Kelsey. Ah, that card's honestly overkill. I don't need a Gold 99 center, but I feel like I really want a Gold 99 right end. Dude, this Aaron Donald is so good too. He has so many insane abilities. He has unstoppable force that stays on for the entire game after the first nine plays. Oh, I can't believe I'm doing this. I literally needed offensive line so bad. I'm going Aaron Donald. I can't stop myself. I'm doing it. Obviously, you can't really go wrong. We're getting a Gold 99, but honestly, this is the move. Let's talk about this Aaron Donald. I've got edge threat elite, no outsiders and relentless Tribute rush moves no longer cost points. And on top of that, he gets unstoppable force that stays activated the entire game after the first nine plays. I feel like honestly at that point, you don't even need edge threat elite. I'm actually going to run double or nothing. I really don't know how this works. Like, I don't understand how this works in a game, but double or nothing grants you dominant past rush wins at twice the cost and relentless makes it so rush moves no longer cost points. So does that mean if you stack them, you always get dominant past rush wins? I don't know, but I'm rocking it like this. I understand I need a center, but I just think Aaron Donald will have a bigger impact on me winning games. Onto our second wheel spin, we start out with a Gold 99 career Tribute Aaron Donald. And now I promise I'll work on the O-line. Graveyard, graveyard pack a punch. Did I ever have Jason Kelsey on this team? I don't think I did. So graveyard pack a punch. I can take any player from a previous season and I can get their best version.  I'm gonna go look at all my Super Bowl lineups. I know exactly who I'm getting. I'll take you down a trip on memory lane. Wheel of Mutt, the very first Super Bowl of this season. Episode number nine, which is crazy to think about cause this is episode 64. Episode nine, my offensive line in the Super Bowl had an 86 overall right guard. That 86 overall right guard, Chris Lindstrom. In fact, it was this corally Chris Lindstrom right here. And look who happens to have a 97 overall team of the year with 99 strength, 77 speed. Honestly good for a right guard. And then of course, Immaculate stats everywhere else. Chris Lindstrom is my graveyard pack a punch. I love it. Oh, he has Lynch pin for free. That's huge. So we can actually take that off of Russ Grimm. I'm also gonna give him Matador to prevent dominant bull rush moves. Secure protector, he would actually be really nice to shut down inside stuff, but I'd honestly prefer that on my center. Okay, the big thing now is I need to get a quarterback. Otherwise I'm going to this next game with Warren Moon again. This takes us to our third and final wheel spin where hopefully we can replace our quarterback. Please not pack a punch. That's actually so bad right now. Ooh, I actually have a really good pack a punch option now that I look at it, which is Dre Greenlaw because there's a limited Dre Greenlaw who's a lot better than that Dre Greenlaw. But that means I'm rocking Warren Moon for another game. Oh, that's so weird. I don't like that. We do have one AP available on offense too and I just don't know who to use it on. Can Russ Grimm get anything? This is brutal actually. Technically I could pack a punch Frank Ragnar, take him to an 87 overall because he does have an 87 overall center but that's just not good enough to be worth it. Oh, but I have one AP available so I can go gift wrapped. Yeah, that's actually really big. Okay, dude, Warren Moon's going back to back. That's our only option. He honestly was really good. Unless I'm like totally forgetting somebody for pack a punch I do think Dre Greenlaw is our best option here. We just don't have a team that's built to be pack a punch right now. So that's a tough time to get that wheel spin. I usually try to have like backups in place for this exact scenario and I just wasn't ready. That's okay, Dre Greenlaw, the one that we were using was honestly and like really good. I was very impressed. Now we get to upgrade to the 95 overall. He was previously a playoffs limited but now he's obviously a redux. 95 speed, 92 Excel and excellent coverage linebacker which is exactly how we use him. I don't think his overall does him justice. This card is so good. All right, boys, we got some serious linebacker help on today's video. We got Dre Greenlaw and our one day rental Gold 99 Pat McAfee, Gronk and Ray Lewis. I think the biggest holes on this defense is the second year. Chamarie Connerbrand and Stephens are very scary but now we've got Gold 99 Aaron Donnells. I'm not as worried offensively. It's another hopefully Warren Moon masterclass. Tiki Barber has been amazing. I love him. Jamar, Jefferson, Johnston, the Jays and the offensive line got some help with Chris Lindstrom's Lynch pin and Matador. All right, boys. I'm nervous, man. Three Gold 99s though and still no quarterback. Challenge wheel. Dude, I have a silver center in. The challenge will be huge right now. We would need any online position to shore that up. Ah, the odd even. This is a really good one to get. I like this one. The combined total of the game's score needs to be an odd number. This should absolutely be within my control. I need an odd score. Top three all Gold 99s, McAfee, Barber and Donald. Oh, corner Doug Williams quarterback, Justin Jefferson. We probably have a very fair match up here. Oh, boys, you know what this is? This is our first time in the White Lions uniforms. We've been in the throwback Honolulu Blues. Peanut Tillman inside and I'm on McAfee. Covering number 11. Oh, he's going to throw short. That's a bad angle. Really bad angle.  Bad start. I'll switch the zone here. See if he tries to run this ball. We definitely want his first drive to be a long drive. And the main reason for that is Aaron Donald. Goes Edger and James. Again, gets rocked by Pat McAfee. Keep in mind Aaron Donald's unstoppable force activates after nine downs are played. Okay. Okay. I like this a lot. Nick Boza. Third and 11. That's exactly what we need. I'm going to guest pass here. Oh, that corner routes open. Wait, wait. He puts up a lofter and Pat Sartan is going to fall into the end zone. What was that pass? Did he get hit? I can't tell if he got hit or what happened there. Sartan stayed in bounds. Dodge the tackle too. All right. He's got two inside stuff. So let's be smart here. I said that. Go. Go. San La Porta. All right. Never. I'm never taking. I don't know if I'm taking more and moon out, bro.  Could this be one of those wheel of must seasons where we take like a low overall quarterback all the way to the bowl? I'm thinking about it then. All right. First intense. He goes to the handoff. Kind of expected him to. Oh, he wants this. He wants this. Sayy. Chamarie Conner. Oh, great pitch. Good joke. He broke the tackle. Darwin. This game is he cooked already? Bro, if you get intercepted by Chamarie Conner, you deserve it. Warren Moon, master class inbound. Throw a laser beam here.  Wait, perfect accuracy. What? No man on earth could have caught that ball other than the safety. How is that a perfect accuracy? I'm sorry, Warren Moon. I did you dirty, bro. I don't know what. I don't know what I did wrong there, but that's all right. Why is Tiki Barber my user? Why is Tiki Barber my user? Get a tackle, Tiki. Shit. I could have had a Tiki Barber hit stick right there.  I own you. Brandon's dude, you're getting cooked by my bum squad. No! The most disrespected thing in the world.  I threw that ball off his helmet. Little RPL sauce here. Oh, good block, good juke. Warren Moon, I will not let. Oh wait, I need an odd score. I need an odd score. Or no, I just score and then get the PAT.  If I score and he quits right when I score, it'll be an even score and not an odd score. Warren Moon. Warren Moon legacy. Warren Moon legacy. You literally can't. Don't quit, don't quit. Let me kick my PAT, please. Please let me get it off. Please. It's an even score right now. Odd, odd, odd, odd. Boom. This is an absolute curb stop. Throw to your half back. What's even weirder is like his first drive. Like initially it felt really good. Foray bomb. I don't know why he threw a bad ball there. Air Noddle. Unstoppable force is activated, gentlemen. He's going to be getting home nice and quick. Oh, good ball. All of a sudden he's doing a little something. Where's 23? Good ball.    Oh, I can't see. What if I lurk you right now?  Hey! Woo-hoo! I'm rocking this camera angle. I'm rocking this camera angle in the back of me. The fence can't stop me. I know he wants to check down too. I know it. He wants to throw to his like half back out of the backfield. Shit. Ooh, ooh, ooh. All right, all right. So down. Chill out over there. Chill out. This is actually really difficult on this camera angle. I'm actually going to go on air and Donald. I'm going to manually pass rush. I actually got through. Yeah, I actually got through. That was lit. Now he's going to go same thing. Let's go QB spy Jalen Carter. Shit. I saw that. I should have been able to stop that. Good play. Does he go for two here? Because he has a nine point deficit right now. He may elect to go for two right now. And I think if he does, I think I'm going to stop him. I think what's happening is I don't know nine point game. That's so bad. Keep in mind if you add up the scores right now, it'd be 21. That is still an odd score. What's happening is I don't have a sixth corner. I have three corners, two safeties, and nobody else. So it's just subbing in my best player from offense, which happens to be Gold 99 Tiki Barber. Let's just hit the check down here to Tiki. I would really like to just beam someone deep. It doesn't feel like he's giving it to me.  That was totally my bad. I thought he was going to clear. That's a classic example of getting impatient. Checks it down. God, I can't get there. All right, fine.   Do it. What a ball. Two point lead, 15 to 13. If you add up the scores right now, it is even. Let's start it right here. He doesn't have no outsiders. That's so good. But of course, he does have McAfee. That's four yards for Tiki. I actually really like that run play. All right, second and sixth. We're going half back blast here. Great double team, Barber. Juke left, huge, gigantic, big stiff arm. Tiki Barber does not have no outsiders on the left side of this line.  It's a silver fullback against a Gold 99 Mill linebacker, but still Laporta laser caught. I've literally never seen him drop a ball. Those are his own chaos down there. He doesn't drop. Sam Laporta might be a touchdown. Oh, look at you. Okay, Jamar. Jamar is sad that we've been sleeping on him. Ever since we got Justin Jefferson, I feel like I look at Jefferson more. And of course, Laporta. I stare Laporta down, bro. And I'm going to stare him down right here too. Oh, but that's a dot. Ooh, still got to use this clock though. Going a little too fast here. Okay, that was so ugly, but it's caught for positive yards. I think Jefferson is in a really, oh, this is so good. If he doesn't get there, yes. Wait, perfect. Get there. Third and one. I think he knows I can pick this up. He's not going to use his time out. Got to get a double team on Chris Jones. The only way I can get this run, third and one, right with the middle. Great double team. Don't take it. Don't take it. I think that was the smart thing to do. But really, I'm really going to be mad at myself. I can't get this in now. All right. 20 seconds on the clock. Still got two timeouts. That's fine. I would rather him tackle me right there than pick six me on the RPO. Okay. Second and goal. We're going to get something out of this. Worn Moon. Worn Moon.  That's mine. He's out of his mind. Why is he so good?  The rollout playmaker back corner dot. This man is a 91 overall with not a single ability that would let him throw that. No dashing dead eye. No roaming dead eye. He's just doing it. That was God tier clock management. 22 plus 13 is 35. That is an odd number. And there's only three seconds left. He's got two timeouts.  I wouldn't even be shocked to be ran the ball anticipating that I guess pass. Just going to kind of let Aaron Donald's stock get to the quarterback here. And I think he'll do just fine of that. Yeah, he got his block shed already. He doesn't have this and he knows it. What's the flag for? Pass the line of scrimmage. I think he loses momentum for that. So that's actually pretty nice. Yeah, he does. Nine point lead. That miss P.A.T. Is the biggest piece of the game right now. And I didn't even know this, but I do get ball hair. And this is a real dude.  Oh, he missed. I don't know how he missed. He played that really well. He's really struggling to cover. I totally take it back.  That was so well guarded. All right, nevermind. I'm going to go right back to the run play on second 19. I think he sees it.  There's a pretty questionable play call, Loki. Does he cover La Porta? Oh, he doesn't drop anything.  Now we hit him with the post route. He's going to go play that the exact same way, except it's a post now. But she's going to fly to it like it's a corner out. No, you're calling it on that. Let's go. All right, boys. That is for sure an earned rage quit. So I'm not going to play another game, but we earned that one. That was an awesome game. That got scary. What's funny is once he got 13 points, he has not touched the ball since. We just beat him with clock management. We used the entire second quarter. Got the ball a half was about to score again and challenge wheel complete and our record moves to two and one on the season, which is awesome. Oh, that was a really good game. So importantly, we lock in all our good players. Gold 99, Aaron Donald is staying. Chris Lindstrom is staying. And Drake Greenlaw is staying. Pat McAfee. That was our only game with him. Unfortunately, he'll be gone. But honestly, we really didn't need him. This team's got good middle linebackers and Ray Lewis and Gronk. So it's not going to be a huge blow. Importantly here, we can get one pack from the store. Oh my gosh. Wait, the sugar rush eggs have hatched.  Yo, I'm doing this for sure. Sugar rush pack will start here. Jonah Williams, he doesn't help us. Fred Warner is nice as a pack-up-hunch option, but he doesn't help us either. Cam Robinson left tackle. I'm pretty sure left tackles can play center. This is awesome. This is really good. And our simple egg. Looks like it's a weekly wildcard. Mike Purcell, 991 overall de-tackle. I still think I like Miles Garrett better. Yeah, I like Miles Garrett better. I'm not going to use him. Apparently, I have an extravagant egg on the bench. This doesn't go on Wheel of Mutt. It's just you guys got a little pack opening in there too. God, that would actually be really good for this team. So the challenge wheel ends up grabbing me a fill-in center, which is left tackle Cam Robinson, who's an 86 overall at center. 95 strength, 6'6". That's way better than Frank Ragnar. That is awesome. I'm going to put 86 Fred Warner in just so I don't forget. Actually, you know what? Because we won't have McAfee. I'll actually have a silver left-out side linebacker. So Fred Warner will actually be a starter. All right, boys. That was an awesome game. Huge dub. Oh, look at me almost forgetting about the rage cut wheel. Boys, there is actually heat on the rage cut wheel. We've just never gotten it. If I could get it right now, I wouldn't be mad. What is that? What is that? What is that? What is that? What is that? So a 93 choice. Like, I could take a center here. I could take a free safety. I think I kind of want to reserve those positions for something that's actually really good, like maybe next episodes wheel spins. I'm hoping there's a 93 overall fullback. I would take a 93 fullback right now. Oh my God. Oh my God. Oh my God. And he has, dude, he has the best pack of punch option. Christian Okoye has a 98 overall limited Nigerian nightmare throwback card. Oh, I have to row. Yes. Oh, Christian Okoye, 93 choice ends up being an amazing spin. Christian Okoye, the Nigerian nightmare. We actually, me and Christian Okoye, back when I was in high school, I had the exact same nickname. The Nigerian. But not for the same reason. Okay, I'm sorry. I'm done.  No free abilities, but one of my favorite cards. 90 speed, 89 strength. What's kind of annoying is they actually didn't give this card very good blocking stats because they intended him to be like a running back. Whereas the the other card has really good blocking stats. He has 88 catching traffic though. His blocking stats are okay. He's still really good. He's 253 pounds. That's pretty important. Still some work to do, but I'm loving how this team is looking at a dude. I'm sticking with Warren Moon. I'm sticking with Warren Moon. He's playing his heart out. So he's staying in. All right, boys. Thank you for watching as always. I love you guys and I'll see you in the next episode. Peace.


Hi everyone, Joe for jaskiescasebreaks.com coming at you with a 2021 Mosaic Choice Baseball box. Mosaic Choice 2021 Panini Mosaic Baseball Choice Edition, one box random team break number one. And we're giving away eight five-star dual case break spots, which we'll do at the end of the break. But first, the break itself. Big thanks to this group of wonderful people here for getting in on the action. All 30 teams are in. Let's roll it, randomize it 12 times. And the second dice roll will be for the giveaway. So there's two dice rolls here, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10, 11, and 12th and final time. Nice and a six, 12 times for the teams, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10, 11, and 12th and final time. After 12, we've got the Phillies down to the Cardinals. So the giveaway dice roll will be a little bit shorter. Now, if you're watching live, we have to do one more of these, and then we're in Brakesville on that dual case break, which I would love to do with you before I turn things over to Sean Jaspie on a Wednesday here. There's the first half of the list there, second half of the list right there. Thank you. Good luck. Sort by Colin B, and let's just print and rip. And guess what? That choice box is coming from a fresh case. All right, so let's just kind of eat, eat, eat, money, money, money. And for the next box, I'll just grab a random one. All right. Thank you. Good luck. Now, this is not a bad box for a filler break because there's still two autos in here. So let's see what we got here. We've got Juan Soto, Casey Meis has the, behind him are the autos. Here's Shohei Otani, Jazz Chisholm, Tariq Scubble, and Braxton Garrett, all in that nice mosaic pattern, which I am a fan of. Some nice rookies there. Braxton Garrett for Miami, Jimmy, Tariq Scubble for the Tigers. That's for Martin, the rookie Jazz Chisholm, 53 out of 64. That's going to be for Jimmy and the Fish. And Shohei Otani, 44 out of 64, Probable AL MVP, going to John and the Halos. There's a Silver Juan Soto for Travis. I don't think those are numbered. Still cool looking card though. And behind Casey Meis is a Dane Dunning rookie autograph for Jimmy and the Rangers. Dun, dun, dun, dun, dun, number. And the other autograph is for the Tigers, Daz Cameron, Mike Cameron's kid. If you, some of you may remember old baseball player Mike Cameron. This one's 56 out of 88. Detroit, that's going to go to Martin. Casey Meis will go to you as well. All right, there you go, gang. Not bad at all. Now let's flip back over here. Grab all the names again and let's give away some five star dual case spots. It's a new dice, new list. Let's roll it and randomize that list five into four, nine times. Top eight after nine. Good luck. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, and ninth and final time. So from nine on down, Stephen K, very close. No cigar though. Thanks everybody for giving this a shot. I appreciate it. We got to do one more of these. So if you want to, if you feel like giving it one more go, be my guest, Jaspyscasewrakes.com. We'll get them next time. Top eight happy times for you because you're in the break. Martin is happy. John is as well. Martin again, Russell, Carl, Gregory, Stephen Kendrick. There you go, Stephen K. And John, top eight you're in. We'll see you for that dual case break a little bit later tonight, jaspyscasewrakes.com. Bye-bye.


And I think that's something wise. I think that's something that you should strive for. I think everybody should strive for that. Barrick, get good. Yeah. Yeah, I'm fine. No, you're done. What's wrong with you? Sometimes doing the right thing isn't always the right thing. What do you mean? I mean, exactly what I just said. Okay, I am. So what happened? I just said some things that I should have said. That's all. When? I don't know. I'll be all right. Just, uh, just gonna go, just gonna go, uh, just think about some things and, uh, you know, collect my thoughts.   What? I'm overriding. Jesus Christ. Why is this?  I said some things I shouldn't have. Okay, to who and where? And who do I need to shoot? You should probably shoot me. Why? That's what I deserve. For what?  Just betraying people's trust. How do you, when did you betray somebody's trust? And I don't think I'll ever get it back.   It's about, it's so much more than that. Uh-huh. And I think I'm searching for some kind of friendship like that all my life. And- Hold on a minute, you gotta be shitting me, Barrick. And I threw it away. Oh, my, with who?  No, that's not why I've been tense-saving the whole damn time for one. Then what? And it's not even like that either. Okay, so what is it like? Sometimes telling the truth isn't always the right thing to do. Then what'd you do? Did you say there was another woman? Did you say there was two women at the same time? Did you say there was multiple women at the same time? No, they knew all this. Wait, what? They. So I'm not, I'm not with anybody, okay? There's a man. Wait, why did all of a sudden- Well, I mean I am married to the Danes, but- Okay.  I don't even know why I'm telling you this. I shouldn't be. Okay, well why? It's just, I need to just accept what I've done. Just move on. Can you stop right here?  What is it? No, I need to buy alcohol. Okay. Then bear it, just buy it. I just don't know what to do.  I can't, Corwin. Why not? I can't. Why? This is exactly what got me wrapped up in all this mess. Oh my lord, you just gotta be honest with me. If there's one person in this world that knows how to fix your problems, it's me.  I don't think there's your problems that you've dealt with before. Okay. How? Is it women related? Hey, women are involved. Okay. Well, I've been involved with women. Yeah, but it's not. I put many in jail. How? Okay. How is this a problem I ain't never dealt with? Dealt with. I don't know. I don't know. Well, I do know. A student observation. Bear it. I mean, I know, but I just can't. Okay. You know, but you don't know. Okay. How's that make any sense?  It can't be that bad. You're right. It's worse. It's worse. Did you shoot somebody? Might as well have. Yeah. I mean, that'll fix most of the problems. I don't know. There might be a time where it's when I'm ready to talk about it, but I don't know. God, you're chief of police, Barrett Johnson. You don't have time to be upset. I know. Okay. I know. I know. You got to find out what made you upset and you need to eliminate it out of your life.  And the thing about being upset. You want me to take you to my office? Bec, you having problems with your pecker? No, I'm not having problems with my pecker. Are you sure? Yeah. You know, they make medicine for that these days. I know. Okay. So you did have problems. That's how you know. How do you know? No, I don't know. We've done that in five years. Okay.  Well, I'm like a fourth of the way there. Okay.  So what happened? Well, I had to deal with something that I should have never told anyone, but in order to try and protect them, I told someone. Okay. Well, sometimes you got to do that. And then because I told that person, the person that told me is probably not going to talk to me again. I had the very minimum.  Is it he or she? It doesn't matter. God, you know, you know, Detective Corn was going to get the bottom of this, but you said it doesn't matter if it's a man or a woman. In this case, yeah, it does not matter. Okay. The gender of the person. Okay.  It's 2020 something. I just can't leave well enough alone. Yeah. That was going to be perfect. That was the piece I was searching for my entire life. Okay. Well, you shouldn't call. You shouldn't call that. That's it ain't the fifties no more. It's not what I'm talking about. Oh, that kind of piece. Like a gun. Like mental peace. So it's in like a heart thing. No. Okay. You really don't want to tell me, do you? Not that I don't want to. I can't. Especially not anymore. Well, if it don't matter, they ain't going to talk to you anyway. But maybe it does. Maybe there's some path to redemption, but I don't know if I deserve that. I'm going to call her. No, you're not. Four one. Why not? Okay. Four two zero. Zero one three. Four nine two zero. No. Corn. No. I just think it's fine. Oh, you have no idea.  I'm just playing. I didn't send the text. Yeah, I know. Okay.  So how do you think that makes me feel? Yeah. I told somebody and it was a massive mistake. Okay. Okay. What's that other way that you were hanging out with? All I've wanted is peace, Corwin. It's all I think I've missed throughout my entire life. It's the only thing I could never quite grasp. I mean, I'll tell you, I've been married. They ain't all that great. I mean, I, it's not exactly what I'm searching. What are you searching for? Well, now it was redemption. Redemption or punishment for all the mistakes that I've made. So how do you think you're going to fix those mistakes? I have no idea.  When your time here is up, when it's all said and done, what do you want your legacy to be? I just want to leave the place better, better than I found it. And hopefully one way or another, a lasting impact. It's very noble of you. And I think that's something wise. I think that's something that you should strive for. I think everybody should strive for that. Sometimes there's only so much you can do to make things better. Sometimes you can only make things worse. And a big part of understanding, if you can only make things worse and you can only make things better, is just realizing that sometimes you just got to make the most of whatever you can make. You know what I'm saying here? Now, some things are made better over time. Some things are made better with action. And it's your job as a man to be able to recognize and assist the situation and just move from there. But I'll tell you, there's a phrase called time heals all wounds.  Because at the end of the day, people are just going to remember either how things started or how things ended. Who'd you tell? Close friend. Very close friend. Oh, you're a good guy, Barry. I don't know about that. Oh, no, Barry, you're a good guy. You know what, actually? Barry, you're a good guy. You're right. That's the problem. Oh, no, no, don't, Barry, don't say that. Just like they said. No, no, Barry. You shouldn't do that. Why are you? They were right. Who's they? They've always been right. Who? The Captain Ruth did this to you? No, Captain Ruth didn't do this to me. Oh, OK. The slacks? The slacks make you uncomfortable. No. This parade wasn't it. I taught him so much. He was my greatest pro today. Until apparently, he became like a terrorist or something. I don't know.   Yeah, you need Barry. Away out. You need to get terrorized.  Did you just say? You got to get terrorized.   Everything. I know it all. I went and I saw a wind song.  She said, hey, get this card. You know what happened? There was a woman. First card, there was a woman. You know what that woman looked like? What did she look like? Tall, black pantsuit, white dress shirt, brown hair, holding seven swords. This happened immediately after I received seven daps from Captain Ruth. Can you believe that shit? They've gotten those kind of readings once before and it's very accurate.  I think there was another one that was like a road, a single road. And that road split into two. One went to the left and one went to the right. It was a long path, but eventually that path was going to be at a crossroads. And I had to make a decision which way I wanted to go. That was when I got suspended and if I was going to quit the PD and go be a lawyer. And then finally, if I remember right, the final card was a new brand new building on one end. But on the other end, it was destruction and chaos. I'm still trying to figure that one out. But look, at the end of the day, it went past the crossroads. Maybe that sheriff's office is right over the horizon, but it will cost. We lost Turner. We lost Ruth. We lost other officers along the way. There's been strife. There's been damage. It's been done within the PD. And hopefully we'll finally get that damn sheriff's office and it's going to make things better. The point here is sometimes you don't really know what's going to happen. You don't know what's best. But you kind of just have to roll with it. Okay.  Maybe the whole thing is predetermined. I know what I have to do. What's that? I just need to make sure that I never hurt anybody again. Okay. Well, don't do that now.  So else you got to realize Baron, not all pain is hurt. It's the love we never got to express. Pain and hurt are due to different things. What do you think? I think I need to go see someone. Okay. Who are you going to go see? I'm going to go see Fiona.  I guess right. No, you didn't. Okay. Whatever you say. We're just going to, we're just going to forget this happened. What's going on? What's going on? Baron? Oh, Baron. Quit playing. You're just messing with me, okay?  What do you mean? What is my problem?  What do you mean? Stop in the ladder. What do you mean? I was just going down normal. You're going down normal. All right. What do you mean?  What?  No, it's mine.  Put it away, Corwin. No, I'm not putting it away. Put it away. No. Put it away. No. Put it away, Cleetus. No, I'm putting it away. Put it away. Put it away. Ugh! Ugh! Ugh! Ugh! Ugh! Cored! Cored! Cored! Stop! Cored! Uh-huh. Glutus. Stop, stop! Uh-huh. Uh-huh. Set.


Welcome to the 2020 Open Simulator Community Conference. I'm Joyce Bettencourt, the Vice President of Avocon, the nonprofit that helps run this. And you may, of course, you know me as my avatar here, Rhiannon Chatnouar, and probably in other virtual worlds. This is our eighth year, and we're delighted to open up the conference with the Open Simulator core dev group again and spotlight them. So it's our eighth conference year, about 13 years of Open Simulator and the many developers that have been working on this open source, multi-platform, multi-user 3D application software that is running this conference grid and many other Open Simulator grids. And of course, yes, the hundreds of public grids and the many private virtual grids that we don't even, that we don't see. I'll put a link into chat in a second about the stats for the active grids. In this video, well, we have a video and I'll actually add that here, too, to the chat. We put together a video as we usually do of the core contributions, like the dev that's happened in Open Simulator over the years, and here's the URL for that. And you can definitely see the work that's been put in this year, and then also you can look back at prior years, too, we keep them up on our YouTube page. And today, well, today we're going to have Lear Lobo as the co-chair of OSCC with me, who's going to be moderating this panel. And I guess I can turn it over to you, Lear, to introduce folks, and then we can kind of go from there. Thank you, Joyce. Thank you, Joyce. And hello, everyone. We were so delighted to see you this year and we're so delighted to be a community and to be together. Well, I have the privilege of introducing Melanie Meland. As an Open Simulator core developer, Melanie has been one of the most active contributors to the virtual world software and, in particular, for Open Simulator. As her avatar, Melanie Meland, she is a long-time, second-life resident and gained much experience in using virtual worlds. Yubit Yubaroff is currently a lead core developer for Open Simulator, and he's been working on the project since 2012. He was instrumental in coding and implementing into the Open Simulator code base many of the updates that were part of the Open Simulator 0.9 update and developing the upcoming releases. Krista Lopez, as Divacanto, is a professor within the Department of Informatics, Donald Bren School of Information and Computer Sciences at the University of California Irving. She is an IEEE fellow and, of course, well known for her contributions to Open Simulator and to the HyperGrid. Robert Adams has been an Open Simulator core developer for many years. His Open Simulator work includes the BulletSim physics engine, the DSG distributed scene graph, simulator experience, and many performance improvements. Outside Open Simulator, he has been a computer developer and researcher for 40 years. He has a current interest in distributed simulation and robotics. And then we have Kevin Kozens, who is Andrew Helichanks. Kevin has been coding for open source projects since 1992, including being a member of the Open Simulator core developer team since March of 2014 and created or maintained several add-on modules, including the Open Sim Search, the Open Sim Profile, and the Open Sim Mute List, the modules that are used within the Open Simulator project. You can find him reporting bugs, bug triaging, and updating the Open Simulator project. Well, thank you to our core developers. Let's begin the session. So let's see. What is, how is everyone doing today? What is new with each of you? I think I'll start, who would like to begin first? Is there, would anyone like to talk about what you're currently working on? Let's see, Krista. Good morning, everybody. It's absolutely a thrill to be back here on OSEC for the, what's like the seventh time, eighth time. This, oh, this is the eighth annual, right? It's unbelievable. And especially this year, that so many other conferences out there are going into some form of virtual environment. This one continues to be the one that I think is my favorite of everything. I mean, there's a, there's a really nice feeling to be in a 3D virtual world and not just on Zoom. So it's, it's a pleasure to be here. I, this, this past year, I, unfortunately, I didn't, because of many things happening, including having to deal with COVID in the family and lots of other things, I wasn't, I didn't have as much time as I would to contribute to, to the code base of Open Sim. So my, my contributions this year were mainly to make sure that I'm, I'm paying the bills to get the, continue to have the, the, you know, the Open Simulator hosting up and running and updating the Diva distribution every so often, but I have been following from, you know, from here being closely following what is going on in Open Sim. And of course, I think that Ubit should go next to, to see, because he's the real main contributor for the past couple of years. Thank you, Krista. And to the point you just made with 178 contributors and over 496,000 lines of code, we are so appreciative of everyone's contribution past and present. Ubit, what's, how it's happening with you? Hello, everyone. Glad to see you all again. Well, I've been working, adding in new bugs and things like that to our future release 092, that is a bit overdue, because I keep adding changes and not giving enough time to check if it is a good release candidate. Basically that, okay. Oh, that's wonderful. And thank you. And Kevin, how are you doing? I'm just doing fine. Thanks and good morning, everyone. Been busy year for me. I do some work and embedded systems and work I'm doing for a particular client's been keeping me really busy and situation that helping the person out with and so I haven't been as active with Open Sim as I would have liked this year, although I have been just recently made a few small little minor changes to the modules I maintain. And I also have started a while back and Open Simulator events module, which would be a module to allow people to make notes of events in grids that they were interested in attending and that it would be able to remind them of when those events are coming up. That's a work that started, but unfortunately, I haven't had time to get back to finish working on that and say I work from home. So I've been safe in all this craziness that's been going on, hoping that I'll have a bit more time this coming year to get back to a bit more Open Sim work. I think that's funny. Yeah, that's great. You have to realize we are so appreciative. I can't imagine what life would have been like this past year if we didn't have worlds like this to come together as a community. To not just socialize and heal, but also to share and to dream of a better future.  And I just wanted to thank you for it. Melanie, you know, many of your contributions have shaped our behavior today, and we're so thankful for your guidance. How are you doing in this time of COVID? Well, since I've always worked remotely, I'm pretty familiar with working remotely even during COVID. Nothing much has changed for me. I did lose my job, had to find another one, which I did in the middle of lockdown. I've not done a lot on Open Simulator in terms of code commits. I think there were like maybe four or five commits on three days in this year. But I've been doing a lot of work behind the scenes for always great as well as to create an environment where Open Simulator can be deployed in Kubernetes containers. So that is something that is going to come down the pipeline. Once I get it worked out how to do it, how to have everybody be able to do it quickly and easily. But I believe Kubernetes Container and Orchestration of the future also for Open Sim. Oh, thank you. You know, we were so inspired. What was it? Two years ago or maybe three now, when you were talking about the opportunities of bridging with other software engines such as the Unreal Engine. And you made us dream of so many different opportunities. There's been quite a bit of work throughout the community in thinking about these bridging opportunities. Well, let's see. So Robert Adams, Mr. Blue, we saw you dancing up a storm yesterday. And how are you doing? Well, I came by to dance to support the community. Like other people, I've been working on other projects, other virtual world projects. There are with this virtual work remotely thing happening, the world has become hip deep in virtual world projects. And and, you know, Open Simulator continues to be an example to all the other ones. And I'm here to support the community. Hey, that's great.  So you bit. Oh, I'm sorry. Yeah, go ahead. Tell us about that. Well, I mean, last year I did present at the OFCC, the a dockerized version of an Open Simulator region. And the code is still out there on GitHub. That's right. And that's it was wonderful to hear that the educational committee and community had picked up your ideas and were, of course, using them. So you bit, you were telling me about the environment, enhancements of features. And I'm not as familiar with it. I was wondering if you could describe, I know you're running it on OSGrid, aren't you? Yes, OSGrid is using the latest version of the Open Sim and so several other grids. For example, Open SimFist was running also with the latest version supporting the new environment features. Basically, that is a feature that the viewers are introducing that allows more options to define the environment of a region. For example, we will be able to define the environment for each parcel and also for different altitude levels and also just a few improvements to the wind light system. New features, the moon now can be set independently from the sun and things like that. OK. It's something that you can see already in several grids using several viewers like Experimental Firestorm, etc. Does it does it take any additional performance or server server load to run that? On that, the server is just to provide the storage and provide that of the information, all the load and all the work is done with your site as most of the things. And yes, it had some impact on the framerate that you were able to to achieve, but I think it's working OK. Oh, that's great. So the latest version of Firestorm for Open Sim would be able to see and use these features? Yes, I think Firestorm is about to release a new version pretty soon that will support that feature. There are also other views that I can speak much about them because I'm not having that contact with their teams except the day turn. But I think at the moment, they turn will not have this feature. It has other improvements, not this one. OK, you know, that reminds me, you were talking to me about Vivox and I didn't know if you wanted to share anything with the community about some potential changes that may be coming down the road. Well, I'm not sure about the future on Vivox support. As you know, Vivox had a policy to provide free accounts for Open Sim news. I cannot tell how will that go. Also, when I asked them for some support to improve our our codes to support it, I got no answer at all. They just said to keep using what we have. And now we the change that now that Vivox is a completely incorporated into Unity as just another product of Unity. I'm not sure about the future and we may need to find another solution for voice. OK, thank you. And I remember last year we were we were talking about the upcoming early Bakes on Mesh support. How is that going? I'm sorry, I was distracted. Can you? Oh, that's OK. The bake on Mesh. I know there was quite a bit of attention about that. Is that is that a feature that everyone's enjoying? See, I get a little isolated. I'm I'm off teaching university classes. Yeah, well, they come at was introduced in the last version. This equation is already supporting it from our side. There was no need to make those change on on on our code. Send you, for example, for the new version of Firestorm, we'll support improve the resolution on the on the Bakes that are used for also for Bakes on Mesh. I think the problem is just a problem of the content creation. Typical problem on OpenSim is to have creators making new things. So for us to to use there is the for avatar, there is that roof and roof. I think that's the name open source avatar project that does support Bakes on Mesh. And possibly there are some other creators creating avatars for us with with those features. OK, thank you. And I was looking over the list of what we were talking about last year as far as new OSSL functions, the Y engine as experimental option. How is that going? Well, the zero nine two will have improved some improvements to I engine, including the options to extend the language a little bit with some features like a switch case, try and catch. Just optional, because if you use those on a script, only that version of I engine will be able to to run it. There are so many things. Of course, we keep extending our own extensions to LSL, the OSL extensions, and we I did have a few more functions. We'll see that on the release notes when they come out. OK. And yeah, I'm the wiki page that lists the available OSSL functions. We're trying to keep that up to date as as there are, you know, as changes are made in terms of new functions being that are being added. That page is being kept up to date. And the new features are usually flagged so that, you know, people want to keep up to date with what's happening with the OSL support. They can look at that wiki page. Wonderful. Thank you. And I want to thank all of our core developers. We have a short system session this morning, but we will have a VIP session over lunch later with the with the core dev team. 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