Hello, everybody and welcome back to another episode of Jurassic World Evolution 2. Did you enjoy that break with a little battle royale? So break up the monotony of I'm building a park and all that jazz put today. We're doing what I think is supposedly the hardest Jurassic, oh, sorry, chaos theory in the game. That being Jurassic Worlds. Build Jurassic World as Simon Rosarone. Succeed where Jurassic Park couldn't. Just be careful what you create. So I think with this one we'll start from scratch making Jurassic World. So I'm looking forward to seeing, you know, making the park, but also having the scripted events released from what I imagine that's what we're getting. I did, as you'll notice, it's 4% done. Oh, here we go. I've reneged all the dinosaurs. Oh, hold on, hold on. Oops, oops, I turned off the voices. All right, here we go. This is where our journey continues. And for many, where there's came to an end, Isla Newblood. This time it's not just a park, it's a world. Simon Rosarone believed he could succeed where others before him failed. Maybe if he had you there to guide him, things would have turned out differently. If only, if only Jeff. Jurassic World is to be the most desirable destination on the planet. New shows, new exhibits, and yes, new dinosaurs too. The Miracles of Science meets the magic of entertainment. You're not content with letting us see dinosaurs? No, we're being put smack dab in the middle of them. And safely, that was the hope. I think I was afraid of a little water, but what's swimming in that water? Well, that's another story. Oh yeah, we'll be doing Lagoon for the first time in chaos. What about the dinosaurs nature didn't create? All right, now we've got voices working. James being a good boy. Prepare the new Jurassic World for its grand opening as the world's first consumer, Facing Dinosaur Park. Yeah, okay. Be careful what you create. Guests are grouped together by their interests. Make sure you're not the only only creating one group. I've had his vision and I have mine. I'd like to think that had things been different, he and I would have been good partners. His passion combined with my business savvy, it would have been quite the team. But alas, it was not to be. And I was left to pick up the pieces of what might have been and turn it into what should have been all along. A premier world-class tourist destination. The only place on the planet where you can experience dinosaurs up close and personal. Here, people will once again discover the wonders of this world. They will have a renewed sense of life and they will gladly, willingly, eagerly pay for that experience. Give up their lives for it. Science didn't bring back dinosaurs. It brought back possibilities. Hope, this is what I see. This is Jurassic World.  It really isn't much. There we go. Respet run, San Diego in just over an hour. I think it was an hour and a half, if that. So I kind of do and don't want to speed run this. I want to just enjoy it. We need a response facility. Oh, dear. And a paleo-medical facility as well. Get it built and ready. Well, do we have the science is the question? Oh, we do. Oh, that, that just enough. Just enough. So I think this is it. This is gonna be like the biggest. Oh, it's even oddly shaped like it was in the original. That's interesting. Um, yeah. Oh, is all the dinosaurs here at all? I, I mean, this is noob law, right? Where's the, where's the formation? There it is. Look at that. Oh, they've even put the, the center up here. That's amazing. Yeah, they did it. Oh, that's brilliant. That's for the T-Rex rules or at least somewhere kind of rules. So this is where Claire goes with her elevator and goes, welcome to Jurassic world. Right. Let's construct that response facility. Really, it should be by, uh, what do you call it? It should be by the, um, the dinosaurs because then it's got less travel distance. But, uh, hey ho, we'll do that. Well, we'll construct it there and a paleo medical facility, which I'm assuming will also need to research. And we need, oh, we need more scientists. So from what I've read, um, I think I need more logistics. So we need a logistics specialist here. Yeah. From what I've read, people have said that this is one of the only, uh, chaos theories. Faster expeditions. Oh, we'll definitely need that. Heck yeah. I've seen him before. He's a good, he's a good egg. Um, uh, wait have, oh, we just need four scientists. Oh, okay. Um, right. So let's keep an eye out for any 10s. Hmm. We have no 10s. Cheaper research, which would be good. 4-5-4, 4-3-6, 4-5-4, I mean, that's good with logistics and a good welfare. Zachary. We could get a Zachary. Uh, and an Eight for Welfare generalist. I kind of want cheap research though. Um, six and a five. But yeah, we'll go for, we'll go for one. We've got our own Owen Grady. Right, there we go. Now we can research this. And it is, ooh, well we got cheaper research. And then we need welfare. Yeah. Soid. Brilliant. We need to save money where we can. And by how do we go to do it? Paleo medical facility. Okay, wait for that to be. I'm wondering what our first dinosaurs are going to be. No, I've made it.  Paleo medical facility. Uh, bit big. I like how it's kind of similar to the map that we had in, um, at evolution one. Tell you what we'll do. Is we'll move this out the way a little bit. Uh, I mean, we could probably just put it here to be honest. Yeah. What do you mean? What's got no power? Well, it'll get power in a second. Don't worry. Paleo medical facility. Yes. You put that there? That the best? There, that'll do. Okay. And then we'll connect this over to here. Stubborn found the perfect way to place all of these, so they all fit together. There will be one. I'm sure that people have already done it. All right, what's the next thing? Now that we have these dinosaurs, I'm the best of suitable enclosures. These assets are central to our operation. No dinosaurs, no Jurassic world. Right. Okay. So we're, I'm going to pause it because, Jesus, um, we're going to need it. So actually maybe we made the, I mean, what we got, triceratops and then chylosaur. I think they'll, they're okay. I think it's literally in chylosaur, or sorry, stegosaur. Yeah. Stegosaurs and triceratops don't get on together like the, the, um, the wajima calls. It's, um, the seratopsids and stegosaurids, they don't get on with each other. But I think if we just place these two here, um, we still only got level two fence, that'll be fine. I think what I'll do actually is, yeah, we'll put small amenities here. So we'll put, ah, you know, even a medium would be good, even a medium because we're going to have so much foot traffic here that it needs to be a medium, but I don't know if we can have a medium. Right. Okay. Let's research medium first. Oh, never mind. We can't. You see, that's the problem. Like when you make a park straight away, you'll be faced with this as soon as you like, you know, make it. One, you won't be able to satisfy everybody. Two, um, you, you'll need to upgrade them eventually.  So hopefully we don't need to research a toilet. We don't. Fantastic. Okay. So we'll get the gifts in as well. Uh, yeah, you can go there. Hopefully that's all right. Just with the fence having to go, it might be a little bit of an issue. Um, I've also, uh, taken off the mod that I had for this, which was instantly built fences and genetic research because I was like, I don't want to cheat. That's, that's no fun in cheating. All right. Oh, we can't do that, but we can pop it there. So now we need, Right. So we definitely need, oh, look at that. It's going to be amazing when this all gets built instantly. So we'll pop that there, pop that there. Um, oh, tell you what, we'll pop another one there. And can we go straight? Yes, we can. Oh, that's Botiful. Botiful. Now this could be the triceratops and then calisaur enclosure. I think that'll be fine. This is the first time I'm actually making a park. Oh boy, because I'm not speed running or anything.  Oh, brilliant. Because we'll need, um, one of those like, uh, amenities like the cinema and stuff to really bring in more of a crowd here.  Oh, it'd be so good if you could like run parallel, but there's no, unfortunately, there's no, there's no thing there. So I will just bend that round, sort of keeping the same sort of distance. I think that's, that's around about right. And then just over that way. Now this, if this is the T-Rex, because we're going to need it. Um, actually, we'll, we'll keep on curling round because I didn't realize we haven't gone far enough. Uh, we will need this fairly sizable because T-Rex does like a lot of space. Uh, so we'll have that like that. This looks like a park I'm making J-Pogman. It's so giving me those, uh, those J-Pog vibes. Right, okay. Let's, uh, get that way. Um, um, go straight this way. Maybe follow up, curve it round a little bit. And then there we go. Oh, and now we can play and watch everyone go blah. Knee, power though. Um, that's a point actually. Let's research these because we should be able to research these. Um, it was interesting actually watching Evo, uh, Squared play this game in comparison to me. She went straight for this. Um, and I was like, I don't need to worry about it. Um, so we will also need, uh, this and we'll need another one in there too. Uh, we'll also will need a, oh well, we can't, I guess we could put one here. What's it say? Are we not rotating? Oh, we are. Oh, it's not snap. We caught that. Oh, you can have snap for that. Oh, that's interesting. Okay, okay. Um, right, so we're researching that and then we're gonna have a power station. Now, I don't know what the storm is like for this one. I'll put a generator here just to cover everything though. So on seven million, uh, we, I think, now if I remember right, and Kilosaur, so Triceratops probably want some forest and Kilosaur likes ground leaf or fiber. I think it's fiber. So we'll put some fiber down. Of course they'll all need water. So we'll put some here, put some here. Oh, yes. Yes, look at it. It's perfect almost. Let's have a look. Oh, lovely. Oh, look at that mountain range. Beautiful. See? And there's another mod that allows you to build on, um, on like, you know, when you try and build, let's say, for instance, if I try and build a fence here, it's red. You can still build that. There's a mod already implemented. I didn't realize that mods were gonna be like, bam. Yep, mods are in like straight away. I think maybe wait for the DLC a little bit. Nah, just go for it. Okay. So there's Ankylosaur. Now, actually, is it gonna be big enough for both of them? Oh, I don't know. But tell you what, we'll pop in the fence there or the gate there. We'll pop in the gate there. And then we'll assign one jeep team to the Ankylosaur and one jeep team to the T-Rex. I think we might need a little bit bigger T-Rex though. We'll see. We'll see how it goes. And then for the power? Where can we put the power? Maybe there's enough space here. If we move the generator, let's have a look. Okay. So we got this. Oh, 100%. 100%. Okay, let's move this. We'll move this. Oh, we'll move that there. And now there should be space. Yes, of course there is. Okay, so we'll move that as far back as we can. And now we need to probably go here. And then add a substation here too. So that's that powered. And you know, we'll probably put a substation, I think, if we can. Because we don't have an expedition or anything yet. I just realized, oh, you'll put that there. And then you there. And then we've got monkey mode. And then we'll curve that round to there. And there you have it. Bowful. Right. So we're going to try seratops in three seconds. Okay, I just want to, oh well, I would kind of check on that. But I'm going to put in fours, try seratops. I get the feeling that they're not going to be too happy. We'll check on them. And then the triceratops is coming in as well. Are they different colors? I don't think we brought three Eccalosaurs in the last one. We only got one, didn't we? One special triceratops. Right, okay. They're okay, but what about the trikes? Oh, trikes aren't happy. They need more forest. Groundfiber's okay. Okay. Okay, we're going to have to probably just extend this a little bit. Just to give the triceratops what they want. And I think just by doing this, we should be able to do it. I'm thinking, I'm thinking once we just delete this, yeah. Oh, one T-Rex. Oh, is it just one T-Rex? Oh, okay. Just one T-Rex it is then. Right. It should all dinosaurs have 80% comfort. Well, we need to make sure that these guys are right. So I think this should be enough for the forest. Yeah, forest is almost done. And then they want some groundfiber here. Yeah, I think they're good. I think we're good. As long as they don't fight each other. And T-Rex, how are you doing? Oh, that's right. We need to check up on you, don't we? I love when it's night and we can't see anything. It's brilliant. Okay, so they want, we'll probably slow that down just so we don't keep on losing money. So you want a little bit of forest. You want a teensy bit of sand. And you want to pray. Boom. T-Rex, happy as a sand boy. Right, hold on. Now I need to go into every freaking facility and change it. Oh, is the park not open? Oh, we got to open the park. And that'll be the next one. Okay, I guess we, I guess we just quickly lose some money while we wait for everything to be like, yeah, but it's all good. Park closed. Open park. Done. Jurassic world is the envy of the world. Well, so do what you can to increase our dinosaur Digitility. Look at that, Gary. It's a tremendous service. Every comfort. We should go to the bathroom and other things in strategic locations and some emergency shelters. Just in case. I've done it. But I've done it. Wait, I've done it. It's a beautiful day to open a new chapter. It's just like running through everything, because I've already done it. Once these gates are open, there's no going back. That's fine. I've already opened it. Are we going to get a cutscene? We're ready for this, Ronnie. Oh, okay. There we go. Jurassic world. I can't help but wonder what John Hammond would think of all this. He loved it. I like how they've kind of, I think they're going to let us like, recreate actually Jurassic world like this bit of path. We'll be where the lagoon goes, where the Mosasaur I assume, and that's like kind of like the mainstream. We kind of got a T-Rex kingdom. I've actually almost inadvertently made Jurassic world. I've almost done it. Oh my god. Okay. Well, they really want this. Jesus. Are we good? We're good. A little bit of that. That's fine. Right. So I think, does this increase the guest comfort? So we're on 32%. Right. Still on 32%. Huh. How do we get that up then? And that's that done. Still on 32%. Right. Let's have a look. Interesting. We're not making money from that. Crowding's fine. Food and drink is fine. Shelters is okay. Just a little bit of a toilet around here. And I don't know why we would really want a toilet here, but you know what? I'm not going to complain. They want a toilet. They're going to have a toilet. You can also have a lovely hotel. Expedition team. Here we go. All right. Okay. So I think just I'm going to build all of the sort of facilities behind here, behind the innovation center. I guess we could probably build it there. Couldn't we? Oh, no, that's out of reach. So can I not delete that? Oh, oh, interesting. Okay. So they're like, no, we need that there, but you're not allowed to build on it. Okay. Thank you. Why am I getting a view like I'm a toddler? Look, I'm at his crotch. I can't see now. All right. Well, apparently everything's good. I buy the looks of it. What's this guest appeal? All guests, general, general nature. Well, this is an open yet. So when that opens, I'm assuming we'll probably push over. Do the guest comfort breakdown in the park rating management? Is this it? Okay. Appeal 20 percent. Guest total appeal 20 percent. Out of view, out of view. So we need to really step up how I guess view the dinosaurs. Because otherwise they can't see nothing. Oh, no, we didn't. Never mind. It was a hotel. Oh, God, a Gallimimus. How about we just have one huge one in the middle? That sounds about right. Yeah, let's do a huge one in the middle. Let's build it round. This hotel, you know, build around there. Yeah, like that. And then let's make this a massive enclosure for like a herd of five million Gallimimus sob the lagoon. We'll have a lagoon somewhere else. But that is gorgeous. Although I'm assuming that maybe we'll make a tour. The tour is probably the best way to view this. There you go. Mah-hoo-sive. And we're going to put the gate. Right, so they go through here and they can run through that. And then... Oh, I don't know. Hold on. Let's let's change where this fence is, shall we? Although apparently it doesn't let me delete the fence. Just the path. Wait, why can't I delete the fence? I can delete that one. Is that because it's not connected? I can delete this one, though. There you go. Sweet what we got. One and a half stars already and making a profit. Yes. Although we probably will need some more amenities soon. We probably need to delete those fences. We'll probably need like a medium or something. So what I'll do is I'll build this back a little bit. And that should allow us the space. I think so. I think we'll be good. Yeah, we'll delete that. And at least still we got this coverage here. Oh, yeah. Sure. Start placing all the galleys in here. Even though the fence isn't done. It's fine. It's fine. It's fine. They're going to love it. This will be the gyrosphere park. That's what this bit can be. Massive gyrosphere exhibit. And we will need a little bit of power as well. Put it there. And then we can go over to here. And oh god, we're a little bit off, but that'll do. There we go. Okay. So that should power the amenity there. We'll probably need another one on the other side as well. Probably put one here. Here and all. And then sort of... Ooh, maybe we didn't need to do that. Hold on. We'll delete this bit of fence. Go back. Connect that to there. And then out to there. There we go. Isn't it beautiful? Right. Now, ooh, a pedestal would be great in there.  Let's go for 300,000 for a Paras fast expedition. Hell, yeah. We need more. Yeah. That's so 50% faster now. Sweet. So we have... We've got a little galamimus running around. Right. Now, yes, we're going to need two of these in here because this is... I have never had an enclosure that needed that actually. There's two of them. We'll have... I know what he's already got. Signed post. Assigned to a post. It doesn't tell me which one. We'll put them on that one. And then the other one is on range post too. So there we go. And I really wanted to put a gate on here so they can get through. But it's not happy with us, so... That is what it is, isn't it? It is what it is. But I'm assuming that these galleys are going to be completely fine. I can't imagine there's anything in here. Maybe apart from like ground fiber or ground leaf. I'll just put some down. There's your ground fiber. There's your leaf, whatever. And I think you'll be... You'll be hunky dory in there. So now, unless... James instead of facilities, we can just put these down. We'll put one there. And we'll put another one here. Yeah, now we don't get to see too much out of that. So what if we put a viewing platform? Now all our logistics are gone. What we need is research. Once they're done, oh god. Once they're done, we'll get like a staff facility so we can get more staff. Right.  We can definitely fit in the toilet, though. Yeah, look at that. Much better. At least it looks much better to me. Dirty. We can put some sand here. Oh, yes. Yeah, look at that. Both of them. Have we checked on the galleys? I think we have, yeah. Okay. So we need to increase that total number of dinosaurs. Or maybe we haven't even checked on the galleys. Could we please check on the galleys? Just make sure they're okay. Thank you. Right, guys. You need to meet... You need to research yourselves. Need to look inwards and see what do you want. There you go. All right, what did we actually get? Let's have a look. It should be a para. I'd be very surprised if it was anything but... All right. Four for you, four for you, and a two for you. Sweet.  It's already on 200 out of 200. Did it take it away from this? Uh, no. Wow, we are making a hell of a profit now, I think.  Oh, the ginger beer's not, but Jesus.  All right, we've also got, oh, Avery and other nodes available. Okay, I guess because we hit two stars. Right, so we got Ornithomimus as well that's unlocked. I was wanting a staff facility, because we're going to need this. Definitely. We'll put this at the back as well. It'd be really cool if we could put like little fences in, not like a, you know, it doesn't have to be an electric fence, but little fence would be quite nice. So we're getting that staff facility sword. We've got the T-Rex, which just likes to hide away from the guests, because nobody wants to see it, apparently. And then we need like a gyrosphere tour to go round into here. I don't want to change it. It looks really cool with all the marshes and stuff. But we will send out another dig team. See if there's another parra anywhere. Draco. Draco Rex. There we go. Faster things. That'll do. That'll do. Speed up time. All right. Improved staff. There we go. Right. Can we hide more staff? I always need more staff. What we got? We can get two more. Faster incubation. Okay. Cheaper synthesis. That could be good. Faster incubation as well. Any 10s? We do. We have a 10 for genetics, which is also cheaper synthesis. Heck yeah. 640,000.  Faster incubation. We got eight for welfare. I want logistics. Reduces a salary by 50%. Okay. Then we can get better though. You know, I'll take you for now. I'll take you for now. You'll do. You'll do for now. Right. Is this a regular looking T-Rex? Maybe. Maybe. Infamy level zero. Okay. It's been in no fights whatsoever. It needs a friend though. Needs a mate. Are you okay? Oh my god. Can't believe. Oh, here we go. We got ones. Okay. You need ground life. Wow. Even after all this, you're still not happy. Good Lord.  Right. I'm just going to put it there. Because it doesn't need to ever release anything into the enclosure. So I think we'll be okay there. It'll do. It'll do. As long as it doesn't affect the T-Rex's environment, it did. I thought it took away some of this forest. There you go. Be happy now. Right. Paras on 64. Really? I spent 300,000. You didn't get anything? Oh my god. Is there another place for a Paras? Oh, there it is. Paras and galleys. Good, good, good. Right. Okay. Seeing as we're sort of branching over here as well, what we'll do is when we can, I want to pause this a little bit. Because this, this is bugging us. It's doing a weird thing. All right. So we'll kind of fall around. Yeah, I guess. We'll go around this way. Oh, we'll tell you what, I'll grab from here. And then we can just like make that straight there. Perfect. Okay. Now that's there. We can add one of these. And when we can, there it is. Beautiful. Okay. It needs a little bit of power. Maybe we should research the substations, like the larger ones. Because I usually leave that to last. But I think I shouldn't. I think I'll, I'll definitely pick that up. Oh, look at it. Yeah. Maybe it's not the best looking, but. Oh, you walk down here. There's the hotel with a beautiful swimming pool. And here's how you view more, the dinosaurs. Right. That was actually quick. Lordy, did we get some good fossils? One, two, three, two. There, let's shove in some chairs. And some lights for a night time. Yes. And what would a main street be if we didn't place down some of these bad boys? Bam. Did the bam. And a blue one. I like to think I'm just placing them on top of people and deleting them, but I don't think I am. New viable genome. I don't really want to galamite myself. I guess I could make more, I suppose. But we should have some more fossils. Fuff of. Oh, we're in the money. Oh, it's all galamimus. It's all. Wow. Parasaur is evading me and I have no idea why. Why? Why are you doing this to me? I have to send you back, aren't I? Oh, you're completed over there now. Okay, so because there's no more galley. But how about we just get, you know, better paras, please? Thank you. You know what? I might as well. I might as well just get some more galleys while I'm here. Oh, God, because I need more research. All right. Look. The sun comes and warms the cold blooded, or should I say warm-blooded dinosaur. Look at you. So cute. So we're on two and a bit stars. Not bad. We've been playing for 40 minutes. So already, because we're having to make more of a park and we're not having as many species dropped in, yeah, it is taking a little bit longer. Can we do any research? I want, I guess, comfort. Yeah, I want this sort of thing. I want to get up to, well, we've already got a wide path, but we need a luxury wide path. That's what we need. So we need to get two stars, 500 guests, and we need the prerequisite, which is that one. Okay. Oh, yep. Still doing good. 300,000. You kidding me? Is that all you got from that power? Why? Why do I send you over there? Sod it. You're going to get something else then. Edmontosaurus? I guess it's cheaper, sure. Why not? Seeing as you can't seem to find anything else. Go on then. Off you pop. Oh, that's really quick. Wow. Okay. Right. Now I can do. Let's go. Assign a scientist. Oh, is there anything in particular there? But I think galamimus is all good. Yeah. Let's let's change up the skin now that I've got loads of different patterns. Oh, never mind. Okay. Let's make a salda or whatever it's called. Let's make one of those. Assign cheaper synthesis. Heck yeah. Only 21,000. It still seems to take a while. Expected survival rate is 80%. That's because we've got 100% genome. And we have one, two, three, four, five for 300,000. Not too bad. Cheap incubation and we need a good welfare. There we go. 30%, not bad. And I think I needed to put something on a time out. Yeah. There you go. Oh, some of you can be upgraded. Well, I'll get you in genetics. There you go. Guess what my downtime I'm like. Oh, okay. Let's place some of these planters around. One. Oh, tell you what, if you could switch between, that would be so good. If you could make it like a little hot key, because then I'd put two like that. And then if you could copy and paste and just do that all the way, that would be brilliant, but I can't. Oh, there you go. Galamime is ready. Release fire air. Yeah, definitely don't release them into T-Rex enclosure. It's something. It's definitely going to happen 100%. So we get powers and we get, you know, a lot of the time. Edmontosaurus, that would be fantastic. So we'll send a dig team back over. Where are they? There they are. Edmontosaurus. Faster expedition. And yeah, 47% quicker. And let's see if we can do a power. No, we can't because we've got somebody on rest. Can we do it now? Yes, we can. Now let's see. Have I got, oh my God. So for chaos theory, you can't really do much for skins. Let's make a red one. Actually, no, I don't like that. I think I like the regular death valley. Let's go with death valley look nice. Yeah, sure. Cheaper synthesis and that. So there you go. Done and done. And if I have a chance, can I place down something? Place down one of these. There we go. Place that. Yeah, that's good. I like that. Yeah, we'll break that up. And then we'll add. Woo, like one of these. Different one. Although that's, oh, I can't place in there. We're going to have to get something. Oh, a light. Oh, perfect. Yes. Oh, yeah. Look at that. We're starting to look nice now. And we need to do the other side. Okay. But first, we've got eggs. Oh dear. Thirsty, social and dominance. Tolerant 30% chance to attack a ranger team and plus 30% cohabitation.  We'll select one. We'll get the thirsty. And then I don't want the tolerant. Do I want social? Nah, I think we'll just have two from that one, which is 300,000. And then we'll probably do some more here. Thirsty's okay. I don't really mind thirsty. Right, he just wants to drink more. Oh, no. Yeah, put you in. And then I think there's so many timeouts. Like you.  More logistics. Train you to be. Oh, you've got potential in both. We'll do logistics though. And you are welfare. There we go. Right. One. Oh my God, you get nothing. What is with this game and getting nothing? From these sites. All I want is more monosaurus. It's deliberate. Where is more monosaurus? It's got to be somewhere. Oh, there is a pa- Ah, that's why I couldn't get anything. Because there was another site I could have got DNA from the power from. God dammit.  But we'll love you. Right, I want more. Put one there. Can I put it really close? Oh, I can't put it really close. Sweet. Yeah, look at that. And then I'm going to place a spinos skull and turn it around. Look at me. And then we've got a really small radius tool and then make some sand. Oh, and then maybe a little bit of dirt. Yeah, not bad. Yeah, I'm happy with that. All right, expeditions. What would we get? Oh my God, we got everything. Four and, oh, okay. I didn't put the other ones in. Fair enough. And you. There we go. Going to make a lot of money from that. Oh, yeah. Yeah, I guess you can just do it by yourself and then we got loads that are on a time out.  Right. How about you have a picnic? We'll put some Broly's up. So one Broly up, one Broly up, and one Broly up. And then we'll grab the Broly down. Have a Broly down, Broly down, Broly down, Broly down, Broly down. I think we need more Broly's ups. Broly up, Broly up, Broly up. There you go. Nice. I like it. But we need some lights because then it looks kind of weird. A little light there. Although they don't really shine much light, do they? Not bad. Not bad. Oh, yes. Three eggs, but they're all great. Okay. So we need five for this. So we've got five. Uh, I want cheap incubation and that one as well. There we go. So 300,000 for that. And then we're going to have to wait unfortunately because I don't have that many welfare. Oh dear. Right. Let's have a look. So we've got crowd in there. No need for toilets. A little bit of shell is on the side, but that's all right. Yeah. And it's basically just everything but thrills at the moment. That's because we don't have any rides. Coverage is pretty decent. Yeah. Wide path is done. Not bad. Not bad. Yeah. Main thoroughfare. Yes. I could do it. Yay. J.P. Research. That one and that one. Twice as fast. Oh, main thoroughfare two unlocked as well. Oh, right. So it was a cheaper incubation and we just need you and you. And there we go. 30% or at least 30% off. We've got deals on Paris here. Okay. So this is the other news pieces. One, two, three. They probably will need more. We'll see. We'll see how it goes. And monosources on 75% now. We'll send them back. It's only 200,000 faster. And then that one. Oh, yes. That's gorgeous. All right. And you're unassigned so we can train you.  Heck yeah. Let's rest you too. You know what it is. I'm also going to research this when I can. The 50% and egg bays. Because it's actually really freaking good. Specialist speedrun. I'd love to see like speedrun strats for this. That would be amazing. Yes, T-Rex. No, you can't have any. No, Paraburg is for you. All right. Let's see what fossils we've got for in Monto. Oh, a fair amount. Nice. Okay. And yeah, I want to increase the capacity so we can do 10 instead of just five, I think. Or no, it's probably like four, eight, five, six, seven. Seven. So I think we get three extra, four extra, something like that. All right. You're done. Release fire airlift. Almost released there normal. Sweet. Okay. So Paras, how are you doing? You want ground nut. I forgot. Paras want ground nut. A little bit of ground nut. They're dwelled yet. They're going to be completely fine. So, oh, one social issue. What do you mean a social? Oh, you're lonely.  Oh, Lord. Okay. So your social issue is you need like five or so. Okay. What's in Montessor? Short lived. Yes. We'll definitely have to research that. That's not good. Oh, never mind. Done. All right. Foreign Montessor. Do you think that's, that's around about right? We'll see. We'll see. Won't we? I don't have any cheap incubation here. So this will cost me 600 and not 1000. But I think it'll be all right. And oh, man. So we have Avery's to the left and then a Lagoon to the right. That's a good idea. Brilliant, James. Well done. Right. What we'll also put in just because I know they're asking for it already is there is a shelter on both sides. So we'll pop that in. Oh, the paras are fitting in nicely. Whoo. Yeah. This is big. We could definitely put a Parasaur in. I'm sure we can. Sure we can. Right. Let's research some bad boys. Marines unlocked. Wait. Montessor is the first thing I can do. Okay. But it's like it wants me to. What about Pteranodons? Demorphodon. Okay. Okay. I think it's already unlocked, actually. Yeah. Oh, wait. We need to construct a Lagoon. Ah, okay. So we first to do that. We're going to need, I think. Oh, yeah. Yeah, that's fine. That's fine. Okay. So in order to get this progress the mission. Oh, so we're going to do it anyway. Building upgrades for hatches. Yes. That's what I wanted. So we'll do, oh, I'm going to wait for somebody to come back because I think I've got the cheaper research already queued up with the eggs. Yeah, I do. I've got a... Oogidogie. Fire airlift. Let's begin. Hopefully, then Montessor will be fine. Oh! No! Why? I'll pet you all. Oh, God, I don't like your tone-clad. Okay, so we're going to have a big loop going around here. Oh, so Claire's just started fresh meat before she became, or maybe when she is all business-business. No, Pally Pally. Okay, can I go cut across here? Sweet, yes. Oh, God, that's a bit lopsided, isn't it? Oh, no, I don't like it. Is there no way we can fix this? Um, hold on. Let me place the path first. I want to place the path first and then we can work around it. Why not? It's right there. Is it just too... It's probably just too close, isn't it? Is it going to be the same with the other one? Oh, I don't think it will be actually because there's a tiny bit of gap. Yeah, okay, okay. All right, so that fence is just a little bit too close, or the path is. Okay, let's delete this. Oh, my God! What the hell's going on in here? Two seconds. Two frigging seconds. Oh, God, yes, I forgot. I've also changed the sentence, so dinosaur don't display anything. Yeah, let's turn those back on. That might be good. Yes, now I can actually see stuff. That's probably why I didn't even notice anything. Oh, God. Oh, this doesn't look good, does it? I've made the dinosaurs as best I can, but sickness is a reality, and treatment is a necessity. Oh, what do you mean treatment? They've got a freaking common cold as now I can do. I've just got to click on all the ones that have low health and just hope they don't die. That's literally all I can do. This is me for the next hour. Haha. Oh. Oh, Kido-Ki. Like I said, this is me for the next hour. Until they all recover. This is cost me valuable flea fuel, dammit. Right, so if someone dies now, it's all right. There you go, more fuel. Right, so we've increased the number of VIP guests. Oh, at least we did for a second there. Oh, we've got something on low health. Stop. I know. I know. There's now I could do, though. You just jump, jump, jump, jump.   Okay, I think we're good. Think we're good. Right. Okay, so we need to increase VIP guests. Medium amenity, large amenity. What is it? What's the one? I don't know if I've got it. Yeah, because these are just the same, I think. Yeah, they're not like the other thing I'm thinking of with the cinema and the bowling and stuff. Maybe it's in, maybe it's in here. No. Hey. Right, well, we need a hotel anyway. Hotel. Hotel there. And then we replace another hotel at the side. That's how we like to do things, isn't it, James? Yes. All right, let's research that bigger substation and get more coverage. I love that we're just shopping like these freaking power things inside the enclosures. It's brilliant. Now increase profit per minute. Okay. So yeah, we've got a lot of things over here. Food and drink. Yes. Okay, hold on a second while I place a million of energies, guys. Oh, there we go. Okay, just a couple do need power, but apart from that, we good. Oh, I did, did I do it? Oh, I did something. I don't know what that was, but I did it. Research complete. I can now do Majungabunga. Right, okay, but I'm still after that bloody lagoon, but I need to progress the mission, I think, first. So, with that in mind, let's go for a Patasaur. I think that's probably the best thing here, and we can probably put that in, and it won't be a single, at least there shouldn't be a single issue with that. Yes, I know you're disgruntled, God. Yeah, so the way you've got to play this game is you put an enclosure down, leave room for amenities, and then put another enclosure behind the same amenities, and then put a viewing, and then you just end up with this, like, it just works.  Right, a Patasaur, here we go. Oh, did I not do the other things? Oh, never mind, my bad, we're gonna do that. There you go, done. I wish we had more decorations, though. There's only so much I can do with these. There's, put one in the middle. There you go, look at that. Isn't it beautiful?  There you go. Go on, then, I'll give you level three's. Cheaper research.  He'll be fine. Oh, look, the, oh, range of, what? He was destroyed by the T-Rex. Bloody Nora, that's only ever happened, like, twice to me. Okay, I guess we're gonna buy another one for 50 grand. Is that all it costs? Yeah, okay, that sounds about right, yeah. Oh, Edmontosaurus completed rude. All right, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10. So we have 10 spots. Okay, two, four, six, seven. You can get an extra seven. Gotcha. Yeah, put them both on it, why not? And then, I don't know, ah, I can't send everybody out just yet. All right, let's have a look. Who's making profit? Oh, Lord. Oh, that's luxury, I want to see all, general. Do you mean not making profit? You are making profit. Don't know what that was, didn't sound good. All right, okay, we can train our peeps again. Okay, you're completely great with genetics. Uh, you're, you know, you can be a, you can be a mixture. You can be a little bit of welfare. What about you? Oh, you as well. You can be a mixture and lauier. Oh, she's amazing with welfare, there you can. Apatosaurus, new viable genome. Fantastic. But I do want more Edmontosaurus. Not Edmontosaurus, Apatosaurus good Lord. Oh, no, God, well, it doesn't really matter if I dead, dead, dead, dead, done. Bam, off we go. Freaking disease. Oh, it's just pneumonia. Oh my God, we're finally over this. Come on, get over yourselves, dammit. All right, we need more dinosaurs. So let's have a look. The Apatosaurus, it has a large appetite. So let's see if we can slow this down. All right, what do we need? I bet you it's release the dinosaur with large appetite. Release the dinosaur with large, God, dammit. Nothing I could do. At least we're making a profit.  Oh God, storm warning. All right, open all shelters. I'm not too sure what this is going to be. Maybe it'll take out, oh, it's damaging buildings and fences. That's what this does. All right, we're probably going to need another ranger station, I think. Oh God, what do you mean fence broken? Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. We can probably, oh God, is it in here? Oh, what, this little bit? Ah, it's fine. Yes, beautiful. Don't you love it? And then bam, saw it. All right, let's keep an eye on, make sure no other fences are broken or break. I think we're good. Yes, I think that's the worst of it. It seems to hit you all at once at the start. And then the rest of it's like, eh, so raging outside, but you don't really care about it. And there you go. Just like that, storm over. And only a few bits of smoke. It's fine. Oh, she's happy. Look, they're happy with it. They don't mind. They don't know whether it's things cooking or things burning and catching a light. Oh, well, it's not my fault. I forgot to open the shelters. Close, sorry. It's so, you think closer shelters is like open them, but it's not. Ah, it's so confusing. And so is clicking the escape button every two seconds. Look at all of you. How did you get in there? How did you all fit? Nobody knows. Oh, yeah, that's a point. What about shelters? Yeah, I thought it would be quite low. Oh, we could fit one right in there. Perfect. Do we need another one? Oh, something's out of power. Oh, God. Oh, that's right. It's being repaired. It's fine. It's fine. Give it a second. Give it a second. Power will be restored to the park momentarily. Also, let's put another one next to it if I can. Sweet. And then we connect that to that one. And then, boom, double powerage. Really seen no reason ever to make a medium one. You spend money researching it, and then it spends even more money making it. And do we need that much power? Probably not. Look at this. I'm quite happy with this. It's nice. It's not the most experimental looking park, but it looks nice. Looks nice? Right. So we still need to increase profits, and I'm sure we'll do that once we get this beauty. Apatosaur done. All right. Did we get anything else for it? Oh, yes. I think we might have done it. All right. So it's genetic. So I'm going to do her and then put that in, and then there we go. Brilliant. Wait. Do you not want to re-fix it? Yeah, there we go. Oh, I never checked in monosaur. Cohabitation's low. Oh, do they not get on with something? Is it just too small? Oh, God. Okay. Maybe, uh, maybe apatosaur needs to be in its own thing of cohabitation. What about the para? Is para okay? Oh, we'll find one that's actually being checked. Needs a little bit more ground note. Cohabitation's all right, but I could imagine what's it called. The apatosaur not really being that happy. So we're going to have to place another enclosure, actually. All right. Let's do that then. All right, guys. Here's the plan. We've got this super long exhibit. It's all right. Imagine it's a giant hairpiece. That's the way I see it. So we've got this giant hairpiece. And then it sort of loops around. We join back up and boom. Look at that. There we go. And then we can have apatosaurs on one side, then maybe like, I don't know, some other herbivores on the other side. And then these bits, because it actually does go quite a bit. I mean, if we ever look at the map, like, good Lord, this is ginormous. We could probably put carnivore here, then a carnivore here, and have like the paths branch out this way. Like we just sort of, I don't know. Maybe we probably need a monorail. Maybe we put a monorail here, and then, because then it's not too far away from them getting it. So they get in here, they walk this way, go in there, and then a monorail can take them somewhere else. We could probably put two monorails or something. I don't know. Well, we'll delete this path. Oh no, that's right. We need this. Or do we? Oh yeah, it actually does need to be connected. That's interesting. All right. Yeah, it does count as part of our facility up here. The command operation. Oh, look at that. That looks so cool. Sweet. Okay, let's play that then. Okay, apatosaurs.  Sweet. Okay, I'm assuming I can't really add many, many different things. No. Death Valley. Let's go for some pale ones. Pale apatosaurs. Although I bet they don't look like that. Oh God. Oh, fine. Oh, all right, all right. You're going to rest. Ooh, and you could be trained even better in logistics. And so can you. Better in logistics. What we will also do is get some copies, then we'll put them in the T-Rex enclosure, because there can't be go with anything. At least it's another species we've got added to it. It's a little bit more realism, because T-Rex would want something to like, you know, scavenge. I do feel like we should probably have the pylons go around the outside of this place, though. We basically have it already. So, yeah, we'll put that there, connect that, and then we could just delete this one in the middle, because there's no real need for it. Looked a bit unsightly.  All the sharks. How much do we get for that? A hundred, three thousand each. Jesus. And a little bit of a compi. Why not? Tell you what, like half a million for a friggin' compi. Like a dig site. That's a lot. Frag your little bones they have.


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Hey guys, it's Missy! Thank you for watching! Today's tutorial is a half updo with five strand braids. I figured out a way to do these braids that makes them a little bit easier to do, so hopefully this video is helpful. Make sure to subscribe to my channel if you're new and let's get started! With my hair parted slightly off-center, I'm going to pick up a section on the left side of the part and divide it into three pieces for the braid. I'm going to start by crossing the right strand over the middle, then cross the left strand over the middle. Now I'm going to take the right strand and clip this out of the way. Then I'm going to pick up a new section on the right side and cross it over the middle strand in its place. Now I'm going to drop down the left strand, pick up a new section right behind it and cross it over the middle strand. Now I'm going to drop down the right strand, let down the piece clipped away, bringing it under the right strand, crossing it over the middle strand. Then I'm going to pick up a new piece of hair and cross it into the middle strand as well. Now I'm going to drop down the left strand, take the previous piece that that was left out, cross it under the left strand and then over the middle strand into the braid. Then I'm also going to pick up a new section of hair and cross it over the middle strand. Now I'm going to drop down the right strand, take the piece clipped away bringing it under the right strand, crossing it over the middle strand into the braid. Then I'm going to take the drop piece and clip it out of the way. Then I'm going to pick up a new piece and cross it over the middle strand into the braid. Now I'm going to drop down the left strand, cross the previous left strand underneath bringing it into the braid then I'm going to pick up a new piece and cross it over the left strand into the braid. Then I'm going to drop down the right strand, let down the clip piece, crossing it underneath the right strand, then over the middle strand, then I'm going to pick up a new section, adding it into the braid. Then I'm going to repeat those steps once more with the hair on the left side of the braid. Now I'm going to stop adding new sections into the braid and continue braiding the section down to the ends in a five strand braid. Then I'm going to slide a bobby pin over the bottom of the braid and then go back over the braid pulling on the edges to make it fuller. Now I'm going to repeat those exact same steps and create a second 5 strand braid with the hair on the right side.  Then I'm going to wrap the left braid underneath the right braid, pinning it at the back of my head with more bobby pins. If you enjoyed today's video, be sure to click the thumbs up if you did and make sure to subscribe to my channel if you're new.  Thank you so much for watching and I will see you next time.


Hi, hello guys, small fellow. So this talk is going to be over, keep us updated. And all the links I've had are in the building list. So my name is Aarjavan.com. And I sort of single-handedly designed, developed, and made this site project with mine for about three and a half years, before shutting it down last year. And it's now completely open-sourced and is available as a regular self-hosted article. So about G-Past, so G-Past in its very simple form is a single-use right-to-back service. All that means is you have some products you want to try on any form or something in there. And you get a back-to-G-Past. And it basically sends you guys over doors to e-mails, push notifications, SMS, as in and out. As much real time as possible. That's what the service was all about. So the service was launched back in June 2014. And ever since then, as I said, a single-handedly doing the product management, development, design, social media management, customer support, all the roles that you have to play when you're running the company. So just to give you a brief idea about this game, I think the service was operating hard. Because this was not a company to say, but it was a sign-project, which I was working post-work. So it's not a huge scale, but a good enough scale for a single developer to sort of make it. So at the end of the study, now it was serving about 7,500 active users, tracking more than 40,000 products. And so the second was 6.5 lakh price-over-hours. It had been people saving up 15 lakhs over time. The company was confident in people's making money in the sample and we go from Amazon. Average commission coming out from Amazon with parts, not the non-inclusive type was they couldn't see as that happened in the system. And the product sort of made a lot of action when you want, you know, it made the product aren't half the usage data or half the user for five hours on the spot for a long time. React folks, each other, are part of the publications that sort of ordered this, the number one price tracking service for Indian e-commerce companies. And it also happened to me, we shared a lot of file, you know, folks with a lot of reach on Twitter that brought in a lot of organic reach back in the system. So I didn't really have to spend anyone paying or making an ad campaign to make the service popular. So a lot of people are saying a lot of good things about, you know, servers which brought in a lot of good things happened, like people, this kind of thing brought in a lot of good things. So before we jump on the board of the talk, a brief moment of time, you know, all those folks who work behind the scenes doing open source development, all open source technology is pretty much made this, you know, scientific possible. So all the learnings I had, you know, by integrating and retaining them, so I started talking to ways, one, how I was running when it was running for public versus how it is today. So these are the learnings which I had while I was building the servers and maintaining it myself. You know, you can have functions which will load it up in real time. So that keeps your start process pretty likely, right? And if the company had to start through loading on a deal, the process may kind of keep increasing because you're loading all those files, you don't have to process it up. So look at this function and the issue if this function is called, that happens, and what happens with learnings machines is that a learnings machine has an upper limit to the number of simultaneous files that can be opened, right? So how I discovered this problem was I was using this function to basically send a mass e-mail to all the customers on Chifar and I did a time and a number of users were less than 1024, this function just kept working. But as soon as the number of users in the system became 1025, my program stopped working all of a sudden, right? And learnings machine is a scientific answer process. It helps with a lot of this, right? So all you really need to do to fix this is move those language to the top of the stack modules and it just works. So you have to be really careful about the standard tutorials unless you're really sure about what you're doing. The DB schemas, right? I mean, we as front-end developers hardly get to touch the package and design schemas and the concept of a good DB schema or modern schema design was pretty alien to me back in the days. So if all I was trying to solve, I had to store those premises which I was creating into my game somehow, right? Especially, I had come up with that. So there is the, you know, containing the date and the price and what I did was attach this as an array within another document. I'm using MongoDB for instance, right? So it worked pretty well until the number of items or number of price histories were low. As soon as the number of price items kept increasing, the system started and getting slower. Why? Because insertions, applications, invitations with arrays don't really stay because the system has to sort of copy all that array into your memory then process and then what an operation you're trying to do with that. So what really helps is unlocking those array elements and storing that as an individual document within the creation, right? Instead of injecting an element inside an array element, and what happens because of this is MongoDB or any most equal database for that matter gives you a lot of arrays, linking, aggregating or doing operations in multiple documents. But it doesn't really expose many arrays for, you know, doing things with arrays as it has structures in general. So, memory is a big thing. But if you tend to use the arrays in which the MongoDB exposes, then it tends to keep the process system over pretty likely and it just ends to be ported. Now, when we do the same discussion, this was called insertion of data in the arrays. Let's look at the Shintas homepage which used to look like this. So, what this means is it shows all the products which anybody in the system is tracking sorted by some logic which is how many people are tracking all the nice histories that have happened with little people from high industry. So, maths had to go in with a little bit of data secrecy. And skills were basically used to find at any rate. Now, what don't find these Shintas is that it copies all results in memory, depending on what about where you give it. Grab all the results, copy back the memory and now we were maybe using Node.js to process that data. And back in the days when the number of products weren't even that much, it was taking up like 4 minutes to create that case on the home page. Process everything. And that is it just kept growing exponentially with growing number of products as well as product crisis trees. So, as a result, I had to create corporate data. So, I started out with using that that so instead of you copying the results in memory and then processing Node.js, you essentially use those documents which you just created in the collection. You can run your summations or whatever you want to do and then write down those results. So, you can basically write down those computed results back and then running everything and then you win your last two Node.js. So, that sort of brought down the time from 4 minutes to 8 seconds. You did an innovative process might sound like a good idea but as soon as you are dealing with a large dataset that it makes big improvements. It was all possible in the back end. For instance, if you have to take a, let's say you have to generate an invoice for a, so in the back end which will take a screenshot of your sub-HTML page, generate a PDF you will attach it in the email and send it to the customer. And that's how it generally works. And that's a pretty common use case of you know, spinning up a new process in the back end. I was doing something similar. I was basically using a phantom.js wrapper or capture.js which can accept any selected on an HTML page and basically they have a screenshot of that you know, normal event. You can't find the Amazon update with its com structure. It removed the selector I was trying to wait for and because the code that I had written it was really handling the case when the selector isn't available. And this Node.js process thought, okay, this the screen started to come out so let me try to spin up another process but the selector wasn't really there. So, you can imagine what happens. It's probably an 8G machine you have running a distribution and Node.js keeps spinning up new phantom.js processes right and you are out of memory in your time. Right, so this whatever communication happens between Node.js and phantom.js let's call it some kind of a communication which happens if you partly control that at least have the time out after which that process gets decayed or dilapidated. So, we can't put when you are actually not sure if this connection gets broken, what's going to happen next. Right, so as I said Node.js created like thousands of phantom.js processes and it basically is good at the whole server. So, she passed those relying on third party sources to allow expires it would create Amazon, Clip cards, not being any website, any number on page you could basically escape from the system. So, it was in this exercise that I learned a lot of things dealing with websites. And there are a few lessons that I learned a lot of things. So, if you are making a packet to packet request then that packet request client does not really send a cookie by default because it's not a browser grape so it doesn't really have a user it doesn't really send a key. So, packets can't flag that of some developer who has written the code for Amazon. He knows whether a cookie is coming or not. So, he can't graduate it's a board property and it cannot but what happens is with that response it sends your cookie back and now he moves back the key and the other request does a cookie chart and now you behave like a user. So, to all the systems which do not let you make a request directly you can basically make two requests and take around the systems. In the sense that if you are making 3PM, 3PM, 9PM every single day then it can flag your ideas for such patterns. So, in patterns that you are trying for instance to set up a cron job to make regular script requests packets can basically flag that so what you need to do is to change the user details pay for some proxy services so that you make believe that Amazon service that you are a user there is another thing about Unicor now what this means is if you are building a fraud which essentially clicks on all the things on the page to spread the wings and basically click on more links so what the Unicor does is it's a hidden link which is not very useful to a user but it's a key for a fraud or a fraudal link to click and if any click on that link happens then it flags you for a fraud activity because a user can't really see that link but this link actually got clicked so you have to avoid the Unicor to have to be careful not only the links which are visible on the page get clicked it generally lets you easily do that and pretty much just use before you actually click on links so such things have to be thought about before you write a simple script so I spent in thousands of dollars and paid proxies because I had to have a remote system for thousands of users who were trying to use the service I think the solution is actually cheap paid proxies don't really work and the companies who provide paid proxies are very expensive so but there's no other solution I mean if you want to spread a service as much as Amazon and grab prices every few minutes or every few hours so I thought I said to myself how can I be the cheapest and can people save money but I'm not saving money myself so what can you do with my systems that can help me save money by maintaining the service and that can lead to a lot of research in terms of what is the one that makes it possible to free viewers of services and how can I make the service free for myself at least and that lead to eventually into this whole buzzword of course technology which is not any service you are relying on somebody else's service to get things done so I took it as a challenge which gives a whole problem statement and it leads to that to solve the same problem so you need a couple of lambda functions one key value is stored which could be diamondy, high store any of the services one good server which can be put up on search.sh, zip now all the functions can be from open cloud functions in all the numbers but this is what I went ahead with I went ahead with Slamla this is actually few cloning a few repos writing a few accesses and you have your own price of engine so it is something this generally looks like so it is a user who tries to add products via say Chrome extension it keeps on on Chrome extension so this node server stores this in some products collection in Google Firestore so this is how a user actually adds a product in our database there is one lambda function which runs in this Chrome it is always running on Chrome and the task of this lambda is to open page and create HTML as a data nothing else there is another lambda item which does a lot more things by a HTTP to our module server it also runs in Chrome which I talked about this task is also to pass the HTML which our browser changed and grab any good data out of it so it takes a lot of it and send it back to the HTML server so another problem statement is that a lot of users have entered all the products they want to grab and what we want to do is to grab all those products as a list that's the idea so if we're talking this sort of query in some lambda it says it makes that query with Firestore, grab all the products it spins itself up several times and this works but if you start to take a limitation you can't really do it you can't install it with Firestore's client-side like when you saw a lambda you're sort of in users' positions they have so what you do is you run a long job on lambda there's a node server to talk to the Firestore and grab all the products and now the code Z now server does is it spins one lambda function per product in parallel now this is the beauty of the whole architecture now what happens is every lambda invocation happens on a many ideas it is something immense you are essentially grabbing all the products which could be millions in numbers and you can spin up millions of lambda functions in parallel and you can still have a response path in under 5 seconds which was the 9th way to manage if I was managing my own servers at that scale so now the scale you're supporting is the scale of what your lambda is doing so each of these lambda invocations then creates those browser invocations which sort of you know, returns that way which parses this HTML path just on back to the node server which talks to Firestore and stores that new pricing and this now node server has new knowledge of the new price it figures out if a new price drop or invocation should be sent back to the user or not, if it is then it sends that back so this is how I sort of decoupled all of my services and made these individual services which sort of managed themselves and all you really need to do is clone a public network of reports provided in your keys and deploy them in subcabera it's great that it's cleared and ready you can support millions of components request out of the box, there's more maintaining browser instances there are automated IPs thanks to our Cloud Functions dispute and all third party functions work or fail in their own box this is a very crucial part as well because when you're doing third party functions you don't know what can fail there are like n number of situations which arose at a single line and I had to put my ways on what's happening, what went wrong so when you think about what's the responsibility in specific machines you know exactly which machine is paying and what task what did we work on right so I moved from self-hosted 9.js or video sort of installation to homes on lander I moved from a self-hosted 9.js installation to file storage moved away from paid talksies which was a huge saving moved away from servers and load balancers to emcee now all three services all have amazing three tiers so you are pretty much running a service if you don't complain to social servers like I was doing so I'll share with our clients to use their post installation alright so the next part of the discussion would be about all the product work once I had sort of creating this as an individual owner so what I learned is if you create your backend flexible enough to be able to I created a bookmark link there were pro extension, file extension an iOS app and write up another website like there were seven clients it was possible to simply add a new product to the service and as you push notifications browser notifications so if you make your backend flexible enough then when touching your backend it just keeps spinning up more more clients there was this one thing before of building an iOS app I had to design this I had to create my own components and when it happened I could just reuse the same react with components which I had coded for iOS because I was an instinct but the design would be just 100% used as it is if you're kind of working on your own side project so this is how the iOS Android app you see that viewer card coming in and it doesn't appear on the app in sports just kind of all these price drops which are happening sometimes because we want to Twitter all the time which led to Google believing that it's a genuine website we will actually do a video about it on this app, number one Google is searching for price orders she passes the product survey if you and I have seen we'll have separate price streams for that and see separate graphs for it so nobody could really see who is stuck in the system so there is no possible they delete a product in the system you see in the drawing in the system what it becomes in the embryo we would have removed it other indications and what not it can be used from Amazon with the same captcha so what it essentially did was right before sending the email it would propose a date page take a screenshot of that inject it so anybody can see in any way going on one of these sites and that led to amazing openings for the Indians because people thought that even if they are not interested they are at least there to see a date which has just come up in the email box without any opening Amazon would trip out so this is how it used to look like somebody cutting the third board display price drop happened but a real time we went in and I say it ends in 19 hours so it sort of is a way to open people I used to use this service for postcard average here when we were starting this project we talked about this famous and what it was I basically partnered with FreeCharge to earn their view and I tell them I will promote you in my emails and I told people if you read about me on social media they are going to use some free google and they actually did people actually started posting pictures on facebook about trying sushi bars just for some free google so people do that so that's pretty much it for the talk I started this to solve my own issues I wanted to buy a phone and an iphone and whenever I would so that's what I was thinking I thought I would buy a phone but the next time I do it I really want to automate this process and I said please and that's where the simple input box of the page which didn't have any other input just send me so people started to at least let me input my email so what if the customer is hard to say I listen to them and let them tell me what to do with this product for them so there's a couple of products to be asked it's okay to have outputted IDs I don't know at the time of shutting it was shutting it down it was still running on the work point to download and it's okay to not build anything in the first scope that you are giving off because often we hold ourselves back to build something because we think here let's not put it out let's not put it out because that's not the perfect thing that I imagine and it works really well that's why it was so important it's great to get feedback and listen to customers because they know exactly what they want and let them tell you what to do if you are at least building a site project or something to do with it it was shutting down and pretty much we don't need to be doing that all we would really do was see a list of products and just receive push notifications only when people said that they wanted to ship and you will never really finish that site project of yours otherwise it's just basically brilliant


So now Jesus took that punishment, that separation from God for us so that we don't have to experience it. End of the day I'll be able to keep all of the commandments because that's really the prerequisite to enter into heaven and see God. You were so close. I used to have this disconnect too. I knew that Jesus had died on the cross for my sins and yet I still thought that I had to be a good person in order to get my way to heaven. It wasn't until I encountered the Ten Commandments and read them one by one that I realized that I had broken many of them. I was not a good person. In fact, I was guilty before God because of my sin. And no amount of walking elderly ladies across the street or giving to charity would make up for the sins that I had already committed. What was life-changing for me was realizing that Jesus stepped in to take my place on the cross. Jesus paid a debt he did not owe because we owed a debt we could not pay. And when we put our faith in him, he makes us into a new creation, where instead of feeling the burden of the law on our shoulders, we now desire to pursue holiness out of our love for God. That's good news.


It's my first time at GSR, I have done other ITU events, but it's the first time I've gathered with so many regulators all in one place and it's been fascinating to hear the kind of things that regulators are interested in and also what they're concerned about. We all rely on regulators to make good decisions and I think history shows good decisions are ones that come through really thinking this through, learning from other people's experience and you certainly get a feel from this environment that people are here to catch up with each other and also find out how did you handle that issue, because the kind of issues we're dealing with now are pretty common across the world. I took part in a panel on consumer protection, there are a couple of us from industry, there's a consumer representative and then two people who were, about three people who were regulators. What I was conveying is the sense that as Facebook there are certain things that are regulated in terms of how we handle people's data, there are certain aspects of what content is allowed on Facebook that's regulated, but much of what happens on Facebook is not regulated, but nonetheless we take our protection responsibilities and our responsibility for people's safety very seriously and really conveying that you don't have to regulate in order to get good outcomes. We worry that regulation can, if it's based on current technology and how people are using technology now, will get stuck in ASPIC and what we really need is an environment in which all different parties interested in, in technology and its use and development actually are in dialogue together. We think dialogue is often more effective than regulation in a developing and innovative environment. Our vision for the future is for Facebook to achieve its mission which is to connect the whole world. We're about 15% done and we've got 1.3 billion people using Facebook, but that's quite a lot more people who are on the internet who aren't using Facebook yet, but of course even more important are the three and a half billion people who don't have access to the internet. So that's our vision is to try and really close that gap over the next decade.


Hi everyone, Joe for Jaspy's casebreaks.com. Happy Saturday. Our last break of the night is going to be a really good one I'm glad we rallied around this I was like man if you guys few boys and girls dig deep knock out the filler and this break I'll do it even though it's late and it's my Friday But it's all good because we did it fill the filler that videos in us is in a separate video Congrats to the winners right there Thanks to the people bought their spots Straight up and congrats again. Yeah to the winners of these spots right over there. So there you go Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. All teams are in Let's roll it. Let's randomize it two and a two four times for the hard way one two three and fourth and final time after four There it is four times right there. We've got Adam on the pole Pole position and done in the 32 spot Two into two four times for the teams one two three and four the hard way So after four it's gonna be Texans down to Bengals All right, so Adam you have the Houston Texans Don with the Lions Jonathan with the Chiefs Jake with the Washington football team Don with the Eagles and Niners Milton with the Ravens Brandon with the Browns John with the Giants Brandon with the Bears Don you have my Raiders Jonathan with the Cardinals Connor with the Panthers Max with the Seahawks Mark with the Falcons Max with the Patriots Danny with the Jets Tommy with the Dolphins Chad with the Packers Blake with the Steelers John with the Bucks Sean with the Rams Tommy with the Titans Colin with the Colts Don with the Saints Brandon with the Bill Steve with the Broncos Don with the Cowboys Brett with the Vikings Connor with the Charters Tommy with the Jaguars and Don McRae with the Cincinnati Bengals Let's get all this on one screen here, and there's the case right here any trades Jets upper trade Cardinals for Bears, maybe Giants upper trade Falcons upper trade Cardinals for Giants Packers Steelers Packers, maybe Jets for Packers I left the video rolling if you're watching this video you can just fast forward unless you enjoy hearing the trade chatter I'll take pack Wait John saying he'll take pack Chad saying he'll take pack which offer Which offer is is official? Steelers Packers Steelers Packers or Packers Giants Chad wants Chad the owner of the Packers wants Steelers instead All right, so Blake says deal. All right, so since the video is rolling I'm just gonna do this trade live right here, right videos rolling Blake now is in the Packers spot and Chad is now in the Steelers spot and I think Mark has a deal with Flipping birds flipping the bird Atlanta for Arizona confirmed Two trades in one break Alright, so mark you now have the card and we'll put lowercase t there So you know which team you traded with and Jonathan with the dirty birds. So both flipping the bird So great couple couple trades late at night TWC in the chat means trade window closed. Let's print and rip That's enough trades for one day Usually there's no trades. All right, there it is impeccable. Good luck more blank cards This way right here Use that blank card to hide some of the hits we got Matt Ryan leading us off 23 out of 50 That's gonna go to Jonathan and the Falcons We got Deandre Hopkins 10 out of 50 going to mark in the Cardinals so the teams who traded trading trading base cards Right here Got another base card here Steelers to 75 that goes to Chad base card also involved in a trade Chats from Pittsburgh. He said he had to get had to take the Steelers and Our first hit is Clinton Portis nice 13 out of 25 on that Clinton Portis Washington football team that'll be for Jake. There you go. There's the final print out right there Jonathan's asking if anybody John Sloan's asking if anybody wants a Giants. You're lagging behind afraid John It's someone let John know that we're already halfway through the first box needs to be live Rookie autographs 33 out of 99 Kyle Dugger For the Patriots That's gonna be for John. No check that Patriots are gonna be for Max Justin Tucker nine out. No 16 out of 60 I think that's how it goes nice Justin Tucker the opera singer That's Milton with the Ravens Next up is oh nine out of 25 Randall Cunningham. I think there's a little bit of green peeking out Right under there Under that window that goes to the Fly Eagles fly Don McCrae and back here is Justin Jefferson nice That looks like a piece of the helmet dual relic and on-card autograph 58 Out of 75. I think a little bit of a corner issue there coming out of the box But still very nice for Brett Gibbs and the Vikings Nice next box. There's the case hit right here, which will do last Redemption on the bottom any guesses on the redemption for bragging rights We got Rogers on top right here 72 out of 75 For Green Bay that'll be for Blake trading base cards. We got Marlon Mack to 75 That's for the blue horseshoes and that is gonna be for Colin and we got lights Camara action Alvin Camara 21 out of 25 Alvin Don with the Saints There's a Jason Huntley 12 out of 49 little cat team mojo going out to Don and the Lions We got for the raiders How we long three-color jersey and autograph four out of 35 You should send your name just like Alvin Camara Maybe Alvin should sign his name like yours be a little bit better Nice how we long for my Raiders Don McCrae last bot mojo And then we got Dalvin cook impeccable impressions autograph You know, I'll be honest with you Dalvin cooks autograph has evolved for the better over the years Have you noticed that his rookie year? Sorry a little wrinkly on this top of penny sleeve here in the early days I feel like it was just he just went like DC he just he just hit you with a DC But over the years it's kind of evolved a little bit So a man that takes pride in his autograph, which I appreciate all right redemption is T Higgins for the bangles that's gonna be for Don as well these penny sleeves We got the materials a lot thinner. All right, and the final box ladies and gentlemen. Good luck. All right, we got a A patch auto on the bottom a redemption in the second spot right there and an out of five DK Metcalf on top There you go max with the Seahawks Two out of five. Oh my god. It's pretty nice out of five All aboard the big hit express We've got Julian Edelman to 75 that'll be for the Patriots. That'll be for max Prank shows are terrible, aren't they? Hey, what am I gonna watch when there's no bad? Maybe NBA? I guess NBA still exists. All right, there's drew lock elegance veteran patch autos gold Blockchain card digital card going to Denver and that will be for Steve Birch and the Broncos There's no up be no game To 75 for Miami Tommy Kendrick with that one Mark Mark still waiting for the day you get a train whistle. You've been getting your abe's in it's a matter of time Hopefully sooner rather than later. We've got Kallen Winslow 40 out of 49 senior junior Kallen Winslow for We've run out of these top loader, so we have now we have to use really oversized top loaders It's all right. We'll just blue tape these it'll be okay. All right for the Jets Denzel Mims 42 out of 99 Next one is Dante Colpepper 35 out of 75 That'll be for the Vikings. That's gonna go to Brett Gibbs The redemption is gonna be Troy Paul Amalo canvas creations gold For the Steelers Chad Meyer with the Steelers Drawing first blood in that trade.  All right. What do we got here? Oh, that's pretty cool a Super Bowl Silver Right there. That's pretty some fine fine silver Steve Atwater nine out of 20 For my rivals the Broncos at Steve Birch with that one and there you go.  Thanks for rallying around this break. I appreciate that three box ran team six in the books 2020 Panini impeccable football That's I only saw this one case, but I'm sure we'll probably get more in the near future We always try to look for stuff like this. So keep an eye out on Jasper's case breaks calm. I'm Joe. I'll see you next time Bye-bye


The situation that we had was a compliant boarding, the vessel stopped what they assumed to be a merchant vessel. They wanted to board the vessel, search the vessel for any sort of contraband, narcotics, weapons, etc. And during the course of their search, they found a simulated stash of narcotics, which they had to then find the origin of, so they had to go through the crew and query the crew, figure out which one of these seemingly compliant crew members was in fact smuggling drugs. So during the course of the evolution there was a few minor hiccups. They had a simulated medical injury they had to deal with, so that was a little extra wrench that they had to work around.


25th, 1985, interview with Hugh, Siding, Oval Office, Close, Widmer on Camera, Marbury on Sound, 4C, July 26, 1985, Staff Time, Residence, Close Coverage, Cocklin' on Camera, Marbury Sound, 4C. Anything else? You're waiting for me there, do they? No, my schedule says residents were almost... Did you feel to see that Life Magazine, the whole double section of pages of photos of people with me? Ah, fly over, I'm ready for camp date. Right. Yes. Good morning. How do you do? You know we're having... Have I seen anything up here also? Yep. I saw everything with residents. I bring you greetings for Margaret Thatcher and all kinds of foreign leaders. I don't know whether she's stuck her head in here or not, but I saw her last night. I thought I was supposed to meet her once she's here. No, that was never... You were going to meet at a round table in the East Room at 11 o'clock. Today? You were. Yeah. And that was scratched at the time that we cleared your schedule. Oh, did you? Not everything. What did you do to her? I was just handling it for you. Yeah, they're all going to be there. She's having it, though, in the Roosevelt Room this morning. Then we take them over to lunch. She got off the plane last night. I was there at the dinner. And it's supposed to be two addresses. I took one look at her tour about half of what I had to say. She had just gotten off the plane. It was about two o'clock in the morning in UK time. It was a very tough day at the parliament. Her own people getting on her. And she did very well to short-talk 12 minutes or something. But she sends her loving a thing. All day we've had, I had lunch with four like blaze of Grenada and Eugenia Charles who loves you dearly. July 26, 1985. National Security Brief. Residents. The most cocky on camera Marbury Salem. On the way out, the old secretary said, the plan is all about it. You don't have anything to show me. You're just talking. And then she said, I don't want to talk to the president. So the old said, well, you can go out the back door if you want. He's on the ground level. So there was a little walkway out there. So the parent who was the newspaper reporter started, they followed the parent out of the hedge and wall saying, what do you think of the oil import tax? Well, the president knew it so well. Well, I started walking down the wall to try to find the steps to get the hell out because there's a wall for it. As you go down the hill of Capitol Hill and get steeper edge you go, there were no steps. So all reporters there, photographers and everything else, I just took a leap right over the head down the wall laying on the sidewalk and got into my car. Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. NSC meeting residents closed July 26, 1985 cocking on a camera Marbury Sound 4C. It's a little bit serious and fast, you know. I don't even know what to do with the dish. We've got to stay in place. And then there's a fence over there. He's up cutting a part out of the top of the barn. And then he says, well, look, the mule's ears are too long. Trying to get it so the mule's ears from the mule keep going. I said, why don't you just take a little out of the dirt, a little dirt out of the bottom then? He says, it's not, no you don't get it. He says it's ears too long, not his legs. Ha, ha, ha, ha. The situation in South Africa and Southern Africa more generally, the headlines have made it clear. 26 July 1985, President Reagan departing for Camp David via Marine 1. Fitzpatrick on camera cocking on Sound, open coverage camera 4C.