Now, as gunshots echo across the windswept snow-covered reaches of the Wild Northwest, Quakerpuff wheat and Quakerpuff rice, the breakfast cereal shot from guns, present the challenge of the Yukon. It Yukon King, swiftness and strongest lead dog of the Northwest, blazing the trail for Sergeant Preston of the Northwest modern police in his relentless pursuit of lawbreakers. And King, run, you eskies! Gold, gold discovered in the Yukon, a stampede to the clodike in the wild race for riches. Back to the days of the gold rush, with Quakerpuff wheat and Quakerpuff rice, bringing you the adventures of Sergeant Preston and his wonder dog Yukon King as they meet the challenge of the Yukon. Say, the owl is a wise old bird, and here's my idea of someone who's plenty smart, too. It's the fellow or girl who eats a nourishing breakfast of Quakerpuff rice or Quakerpuff wheat with milk or cream and fruit. These cane size, ready to serve premium grains of rice or wheat, are shot from guns. Yes, actually exploded up to eight times normal size to make them bigger and better tasting. No fooling, wheat or rice shot from guns is so crisp and tender, it melts in your mouth. It's good for you, too. So tomorrow morning, be smart and enjoy this breakfast treat, Quakerpuff rice or Quakerpuff wheat. It was during the summer months when Sergeant Preston was called to the inspector's office in Dawson City. The concern on the inspector's face was evident as he leaned forward across the desk and spoke in a serious tone. Sergeant, word has been received of strange happenings at the Northwest Mounted Police Summer Training Quarters down the Yukon River near the border. Yes, sir, the Bayer City Quarters. That's right. You spoke of strange happenings, sir. What do you mean by that? Well, I can't explain any more than anyone else can, Sergeant. So far there seems to be no explanation, but in one week two of our recruits have disappeared while on river patrol duty, later to be found at the water's edge dead. And you say there's no explanation, sir? So far none. That's why I've sent for you, Sergeant. I want you to go down there and see what you can find out. All right, sir. We'll leave it once. If the mister can be solved at all, Sergeant, I feel that it will take you and that fine dog of yours to do it. Thank you for your confidence, sir. We'll do our best. I know you will. You can get all the details when you get there. Goodbye and good luck, Sergeant. A few days later, Sergeant Preston with his great dog, King, arrived at the outpost. He learned little beyond what the inspector had told him. And the afternoon of his arrival, accompanied by a young corporal, Sergeant Preston rode to the water's edge. As King trotted along behind, the two horsemen moved slowly along a short stretch of beach that was hemmed in on each side by high rocky bluffs. It was along here, Sergeant, that both men were found. See? You say this stretch of beach is always patrolled? Right, Sergeant. It's about the only logical landing place for anyone trying to avoid the border patrol. There's been reports of a lot of contraband being smuggled into the territory from Alaska. Ah, so I've heard. Isn't it strange we haven't seen the man who's on duty along here? See, that's right. Wonder why we haven't. Well, there, ho, ho! Corporal, I heard someone calling for help. Yes, I heard it, too. Look, King's at the water's edge. Someone's in the water out there. Come on! Get in, King! After him, fella! The dog's swimming out to him. Yes. I'll go help him as soon as I get this coat and gun build off. There. King's almost to it. Wait here. I'll go out there. Hold on. I'm coming after you. Get in, King. That's the boy, King. Easy, fella. You'll be all right now. We'll get to the short. A short time later, Sergeant Preston and King reached shore with a man they had saved in the water. As the corporal bent over the victim, he spoke to Sergeant Preston. He hasn't responded to our efforts very well, Sergeant. I wonder how he happened to be out there in the water. He's the man who was supposed to be here on patrol today. Yes. He's opening his eyes now. He's trying to speak. Tell him, folks, that the devil... Take it easy, fella. You'll be all right. Oh, it's too late. Sergeant... Sergeant, tell him it got me. That the devil got me. And, uh... Sergeant E. Yes, Corporal? He's gone. Ted? But I thought once a person gained consciousness after nearly dropping me. There was something more than the effects of the water here, Corporal. Quiet, King. I heard what he said. Something about a devil. Yes. I wonder what he meant. I don't know, but I intend to find out somehow. Come on, Corporal. Let's get him back to the outpost. This business gives me the creep, Sergeant. What do you mean? This is the third man on duty at this stretch of beach to die. The other two were found washed ashore here. I don't like it at all. Neither do I, but there must be some logical explanation. Maybe so. But, Sergeant, the men at the outpost are all feeling mighty nervous about it.  That's why it's necessary to find out just what's behind all these deaths and the sooner the better. Later at the outpost, Sergeant Preston was talking to the officer in charge. It's too bad, sir, that another man had to go before we could find out what's behind all this. I know, I know. Tell me exactly what happened, Sergeant. Well, sir, the Corporal and I were riding along that small stretch of beach when we heard a cry for help. Someone seemed to be drowning. With King's help, we got him out of the water and did what we could to revive him. Yes, I'm sure you did, Sergeant. Go on. He regained consciousness, but he seemed terrified. Tried to tell us to warn us about something. He said to tell you the devil got him. What? Great Scott. That again? What do you mean, sir? Sergeant, are you sure he mentioned that? Why, yes, of course. Do you have any meaning to it? I have no idea what the reference is, Sergeant. But I do know this. The man you found a short time ago was the third one to die because of this so-called devil. The third? Yes. But I thought the other two were already dead when he was found. One of them came too long enough to whisper that word, devil. He said it two or three times, then died. The other one was dead. But a prospector was found dying on that stretch of beach just two days ago. He, too, spoke in fear of the devil. Is it absolutely necessary to patrol that beach, sir? You see, firearms and other contraband have been smuggled in, and supplied to the Indians in the territory north of here. That short stretch of low beach is about the only accessible landing place for boats that might bring stuff up the river. I see. By the way, another peculiar thing about these deaths. Each of the victims was found in about the same spot along the beach, just above the bend where you say you found that man today. You mean to say all three claiming they had met that devil were found in about the same place? That's right. Or Corporal Drew, the young corporal who is with you today, has gone down there to stand guard duty now. What? Yes. He said he'd be extra careful. Someone has to come in. Excuse me, sir. There's no time to lose. What? I have a feeling he needs some help, sir. Come on, King, we have to hurry. On for the... Meantime, Corporal Drew had returned to the stretch of beach.  Then he decided to ride toward the bend.  As Corporal Drew rounded the bend, he found that the beach ended sharply against a cliff like bluff. He pulled up and dismounted. Ho, ho, ho. Up there on that bluff would be a good place for a look at. Climb up there right now. Slowly the young man he climbed to the top of the bluff. Finally reaching the top, he stood looking out over the water. It's the place to watch from. I hear voices around under the cliff. I mean over the edge and look. I'm not sure I heard men talking. There's no boat in sight and no one around. How it... Smoke coming from the face of the cliff on there. How can that be? I'd better get down from here and try to have a look. Slowly Corporal Drew made his way down from the high bluff to the beach. There he looked around, startled. What? My horse. It's strange he wouldn't leave me like that. Then maybe somebody scared him off, though. I'll have to walk it back to the outpost. But first I'll try to get a look at the face of that cliff. His curiosity aroused, Corporal went to the water's edge. He noticed a narrow ledge just above the waterline and extending along the base of the low hanging cliff. Removing his boots and dropping them in the sand, he cautiously stepped upon the ledge and carefully moved along. Well out. Big opening right in the cliff from the water. Must be a cave back in there. Yeah. That's where that smoke ice hole was coming from. There's a ledge going into it too. I'll follow it and see what's in there. A short distance inside the opening, a rowboat had been drawn up on a flat rocky surface which formed the floor of a large cavern. By the light of a big campfire which they had kindled, four men were busy unloading several boxes. Hurry up, we have another load to bring, and I don't like it in here. Hans is scared of the devil back there, the pool. As long as the sun shines through the opening of the cave, it stays down in the pool. I don't like the life of the fire here. That's why we keep it burning while we work in here. Just the same, I don't like being in here when I... Somebody's come in here. It's a big shot. Oh no, dude. I have it covered. Rub your gun, Billy. What? I have you covered when the gun got back. That's all again here. Good work, man. Bring him in. Get going, you. Another one spying on us. Yeah, they never learn. I'm beginning to learn a lot. A lot you'll soon forget too. You wish you never found out about this cave, Bobby, but you meet up with the devil. We'll continue our story in just a moment. I wonder if we're going to have a visitor today. Hey, who's this? It's me. You? Oh gosh, who are you? You look... Well, she's like a beachcomber. Like you'd been shipwrecked for years on a deserted island. I was a long time ago. But who are you? Robinson Crusoe. Robinson Crusoe. Right. And I'm mighty glad to be here. You mean not on that island? Yes, sir. Didn't you like it there? No, it was all right, except for one thing. What's that? No grocery stores there. No grocery stores? No place to buy Quaker Puff Tweets and Quaker Puff Breasts. Oh, you go for the cereal shot from God. Do I? Look, my day just isn't right unless I started off with a heapin' bowl filled topped with milk or cream and fruit. Hell, Robinson, old boy, no wonder you'd rather be here than on that island. And say, fellas and girls, take a tip. Ask your grocer for Quaker Puff Wheat and Quaker Puff Rice. They're the famous ready-to-serve breakfast cereals shot from guns. Yes, Quaker Puff Wheat and Quaker Puff Rice are shot from guns to make them crisp and tender. No wonder these king-size premium grains melt in your mouth. They're actually exploded up to eight times normal size to make them bigger and better tasting. What's more, wheat or rice shot from guns is good for you. Furnishes added food values of restored natural grain amounts of vitamin B1, niacin and diet. Ask mom right now to order big red and blue packages of delicious Quaker Puff Wheat and Quaker Puff Rice shot from guns to continue our story. Corporal Drew stood in the cave facing the group of hard-looking men who had captured him. At the mention of the devil, he felt a strange tinge of fear creep over him, mingled with curiosity. As he gazed about him, straining to see beyond the light of the campfire, the smuggler spoke again. Curious, huh? Imagine that. He's curious just like the others were. Since he's so curious to see what's in here, we'll give him a chance to find out. Light a couple of torches. We'll roam to the small ledge across that devil's pool and leave him there. After lighting the torches, the men forced the corporal into the boat, and they rode across about 30 feet of dark, forbidding waters in a pool at the back of the cave. There, he was made to stand on a narrow ledge just above the water's edge. There. Now, maybe you'll be here when we come back. And maybe you won't. We'll see about that, Mr. Maybe he's planning to swim across the pool and go for help at the output. Well, if he isn't afraid of what's in that pool, then I'll go ahead and swim. Guess it'll meet the devil sooner or later anyway. Yep. What do you mean by that? You'll find out, my friend. When you meet up with what's in that pool, you won't do any more snooping. You can be sure of that. Leaving Corporal Drew on a ledge of the pool in the cave, the smugglers went out for another boat load. Meantime, Sergeant Preston and King arrived at the beach and rode along in search of the corporal. Strange. Corporal doesn't seem to be around. The beach is so trampled with hoof marks it's hard to tell anything from them. Look down toward that bend, King. We can find him there. Come on. Sergeant Preston with King running ahead rode down the beach and around the bend. Reaching the bluff where the corporal had dismounted, Sergeant Preston pulled up. Hold on, hold on. Couldn't have gone any farther this way. I was excited about something other than what I said. What is it, fella? Is that enough? No. Must be the corporals, I wonder. Find him, King. Find Corporal Drew, fella. That's strange. King's running to the base of the cliff as if the corporal had gone along there. What is it, fella? You think he went along that narrow ledge, King? Corporal! Corporal Drew! Corporal, where is he? I can't figure it. The ledge close to the water's edge. King's sniffing along that. Go on, fella. Find him! For some time after the men had left the cave, corporals stood on the narrow ledge on the far side of the dark pool. The flickering light from the campfire beyond added to the blackness of the pool. Stifling the uneasiness that welled up within him, Corporal Drew had almost decided to chant swimming across the pool. But again, he seemed to hear the mocking words of the man who had left him there. The young Mounties' courage failed him, and he continued to stare at the inky water before him. The smuggler's words puzzled him. Yet, remembering how nervous one of them had seemed, Drew felt there was something about the pool that was to be feared. A rippling of water drew his attention. Suddenly, he glanced down to his feet and a cry of terror burst from his lips. Help! Help! Look out for that thing! It's after me! Help! He's coming back! Help him up! Yes, Sergeant, I... I'm all right. I think you can get over safely now. No, no, I... I haven't got the nerve. I'll swim over to you here. I got it. But you better wait, Sergeant. Keep your eyes open and be ready to shoot again. All right. I got to cross all right. Now, come on, Corporal. Don't be afraid. There. How do we help you? I would have had the nerve alone. Well, have them yourself.  Here we are. That was a large devilfish, Corporal. We didn't get here any too soon. It might have dragged you under. A devilfish? I never saw one before. It's not usual to find one of them here, but they thrive in most any climate. This one may have been brought here. Those long, slimy arms are almost touching my feet. If you and King hadn't come along when you did... King found you. Yes. And he didn't hesitate to jump into the pool. He's a brave dog, all right. Well, you'd better forget about that experience, Corporal. What I want to know is how you got over there on that ledge. Some men and a robot. They came in here. I investigated and they caught me. I'm sure they were smugglers, Sergeant. They brought those boxes over there. I'll have a look at those boxes. There's no doubt about it. These boxes contain firearm. They said they were coming back with another load. Good. I want to meet those men. First, what they did to those other guards and then for their smuggling. We can't handle them alone, Sergeant. They're armed and tough. There were four of them. We'll have help, Corporal. What do you mean? We have King with us. We'll be a reception committee ready for those men when they do come back. And I hope they don't keep us waiting. For some time, Sergeant Preston and the Corporal with King beside them waited inside the cave for the return of the smugglers. Finally, King growled the water. King, here's something. I'll take a look out through the cave opening. See anything? Yes, they're coming, Corporal. We'll get behind the boxes and give them a surprise. Come on, King. Here we are. I'm proud to start playing, boy. I hear them now. Take a look at that molly we left in here. Hey, get the boxes on. Hurry up. Hey. The molly's gone already. They took him into the pool. Well, what about it? He was too nosy like the others. I'll grab under this box somebody. Put it down there.  He was scaring me left. Hold on, I'll watch out for that. So that's what you told him, eh? Don't move, any of you. There won't be left on the ledge. Yeah. So it is. But don't let him scare you. I'll show him. Oh, you don't? Suddenly dodging behind the box they just put down, Hans raised his gun and aimed it at Preston. In a flash, the Great Dog King speaked around the box, grabbing the smuggler by the gun arm and throwing him off fellows. Come, King, come, fellow.  Don't talk, Hans. They can't prove anything like that against us. Oh, that's right. The others must have found this cave and we were away and the devil thing got them. Yeah, that's the way it was. The molly we left over there is standing beside you. So you can't charge us with murder. Oh, we'll see about that. You can't prove a thing. You two others drop your guns. Sure, sure. We'll drop them. Pick them up, Corporal. All right. Now I have them. Keep them covered. Now you'll. Maybe I can get you to talk.  Oh. Well, I'm not afraid of you. Take that. Quiet, King. This will be a study. There, aren't you? But not hard enough. Dark cold, Sergeant. Yes. Now, you're just using that method. But I enjoyed it anyway. You still haven't proved anything. We will. Get into the boat.  I said get into that boat, all of you. Look, I... I moved it. The bullet scraped my arm. Get in. No, why should we? All right. Keep that door away. I will see whether you tell the truth. Meantime, the officer from the outpost with a few of his men arrived at the beach and found Creston's horse standing near the block. Oh. Oh. Oh. There's a sergeant's horse. I don't see him or the Corporal. Maybe the devil business got them too. Yes, this beach is bad luck. They shouldn't have come here. That's enough of that kind of talk, men. We came here because I was wondering if the sergeant discovered anything. That's all. He and the corporal are around someplace. What? What's that? A boy seemed to come from a cave in the face of the cliff. Yeah, let's investigate. Steady. Come with me. Yes, here's a ledge along here. Follow me, men. All right. A few minutes later, the officer and the man entered the cave in a surprising sight met their eyes. Yes. Otherwise, we'll leave you to swim across. No, no, we didn't. We put the guards here on the ledge. That devil got them. You did us. Sergeant Creston, what's he talking about? Hello, sir. It was just in time to hear them confess they left the guards on that ledge over there. Yes, but... The devil they speak about was a large devilfish they kept in that pool. What? Devilfish? So that's what it meant. Yes, sir. King and Sergeant Creston saved me from it. It's dead now, but it almost got me. Dead? Then we meant fools did the talking. King helped us capture them and even dove into the pool and started toward me when that, uh, that awful thing was still alive. Sergeant Creston riddled it with bullets. Uh, devilfish. Well, it's fantastic. It's almost unbelievable. Sergeant, those men are fiends. It's really an octopus, sir, and though people refer to it the most at times, it's a devilfish. Octopus, but how on earth did it get here? Do you remember, sir? The beginning of the summer of this year, there was a freak show that came to Dawson City. Do you remember? Yes. Yeah, that's right. And they showed an octopus. Only they called it a devilfish. Yeah, it sounds a little more terrifying, perhaps. Anyway, the boat on which the show was leaving was rammed and sunk short way down the river. That monster was in a tank aboard the ship. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Jake was with the show. It was his idea to catch that thing in the net and put it in the cave to cover up our smuggling. So that explains it. But the guards, if it got them, why weren't they... Well, so far as it's known, sir, all an octopus does is wrap its tentacles around a person and pull him under the water. When the victim ceases to struggle, the octopus releases him. The bodies were bruised but otherwise unmarked. Well, Sergeant, as I said before, those men are absolute fiends. They're the smugglers you're after, sir. It hadn't been for King. I wouldn't have found the corporal in time, I'm afraid. You're right. King's a wonderful dog. You can say that over and over again, sir. All right, men. We'll get those killers over here and take them back to the outpost. Hurry up. All right, Pa. I guess I can say that thanks to you, King, the case of the devil fish and the smugglers is closed here and now. Hey, King? In just a moment, Sergeant Preston will give you a preview of Wednesday's adventure. Here's a tip. Quakerpuff wheat or Quakerpuff rice is never sold in bags or bulk. Not on your life. To get the famous crisp, fresh, wheat or rice shot from guns, always buy the big Quaker Red and Blue package. You'll go for both delicious kinds. For variety, eat the wheat one time, rice the next. These tasty giant breakfast grains shot from guns are made from only the premium grains. So for the best, always insist on Quakerpuff wheat and Quakerpuff rice. Have some for breakfast tomorrow. These radio dramas, a feature of the challenge of the Yukon Incorporated, are created and produced by George W. Trenble, directed by Fred Flower Day and edited by Fran Stryker. The part of Sergeant Preston is played by Paul Sutton. 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the most horrible footage I've seen is the gas chamber footage and it's supposed to be the most humane as well. How could the most humane method be the most horrific to watch? Only four years ago I was eating animals three times a day. Three times a day and I didn't even know this was happening, you know. So I don't think any of us think anyone here is a bad person because we weren't vegan for our whole lives either, you know. So I just want years to know that there's no animosity at all from my heart. Four years ago I was contributing to all this. I didn't even realise myself so. The main thing people should know is that we have power in what happens to these animals in your life. You can't stop all animal abuse.  You don't have to contribute to it yourself and that's the main message we want to get out to people. The less people that buy these products, the less animals go to slaughter and sooner or later these industries go under. We are paying these people to do this to animals. All the consumers. Not the police, not people in uniform, just consumers. People who are buying these products. Completely understand your position. I was in that not too long ago but guys are just doing your job but it's good to know that when you get home, take your uniform off. You can choose cruelty, violence, slavery or you can choose peace. It's terrible, I understand you. You should feel bad about it, I understand. They're like puppy dogs. You know they rank that much higher in intelligence to dogs. They're very, very intelligent animals. Very proud of you for showing feelings even with minimal body language. I'm very proud of you.  You're not a machine. You have to stop being machines. We're humans. We have feelings beyond species. You don't have to love chickens and fish and lambs but we just agree on one thing that it's long to do this to them. We might not understand their language or what they're trying to say but suffering is universal. You can see in their eyes we all know what that looks like suffering. We all know what it's like to suffer at some stage in our life but I don't know if anyone has ever suffered like that and being born innocent. They're innocent and they're born. They're like children, innocent, vulnerable. They're only crime is being born on other species and that's what, how is that right? If you were born on another race into a racist culture and you're oppressed because of your race, this is the same type of oppression. It's the same type of discrimination, shallow discrimination. It's what splits the world apart. These animals don't matter. Dogs do but I love my dogs. I put the dogs in those gas chambers. It's no different. No different to what you're doing with your dog. You're paying for this now because these places wouldn't exist without him.


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everyone and welcome to another unboxing video! Can you feel it? Can you feel the excitement? More zoom Whitney! More zoom! If you got that born! Are you ready? It's another unboxing video! The last unboxing video before the Dominion toys come out as it were because it'll be no doubt it's like April sometime I don't know when can you sense the tension in the air it is palpable the excitement the new toys coming around the corner the new movie oh so what do we have today that's right we have the slime eggs So we have a mixture we have these giant eggs I don't know what what they were I was like oh okay I guess I guess we'll do those. So we have those we also have amcretaceous versions apparently I went to the store I was only allowed to buy three didn't matter how many times I said car car I was not allowed to get more than three at a time I could only buy three of these at a time but if I bought three of these that's technically nine. They're wrapped so inside these big eggs there's two of these normal eggs as well as like some other stuff you enjoyed man child eats kinder eggs and until he collects a set now get ready for man child eats slime eggs until he collects the set yeah how about we start off this episode by opening one of these how about let's open up one of these shall we now does it have like an easy open it says build your dinosaur army for battle oh there we go okay wait wait it's two layers okay so we have layer number one oh right and then we have this is so odd I'm assuming so you're supposed to take all this off before you give it to a kid oh oh I don't like how there's this residue of like dried slime on that I don't know lovely oh it's wet as well oh no oh it's all cold and wet oh oh was the other slime like this I feel like this line wasn't like this why that's cool though you can sort of drape it over and it sort of just falls oh god yes that definitely doesn't smell healthy oh that is chemically oh yes that's like you should definitely not ingest that at all well I'm covered in slime this is just like no but we're just gonna oh please stop all right well we're gonna press forward because that's what we do here on the gaming beat oh stop we did slime eggs I remember not that long ago and it was not this kind of what is this slime it's Cougmo it's Cougmo like the wet one I'm gonna call it Cougmo egg that's what this is Jesus Christ right um it's like lifted up my more we're just opening it oh my god we're gonna be here all day otherwise oh oh we got rexie you get like three parts we've got the tail we've got the body and we've got the head I can't move I can't get a good grip on it because of the slime yeah okay the head goes in so why didn't the tail I could push it in my hands are too big too slippery yeah I could use your little tiny hands oh you did it there is his tails kind of in they come with a little bogey look at that oh my god it can't even stand and then on the back of it there's like a rating like it tells you a little bit of tight weight killer rating and intelligence rating so yeah we haven't seen toys or like collectible things like this since Jurassic Park three eggs I think it was with this kind of paint application so they're really nice but like if you look at the body this side right it looks okay but if we twist it over what happened with its leg you see this bit right there well what is that what happened though didn't just pay for some reason it's just like when baby smooth that's like white scars on it I mean listed's got a pupil I suppose that's pretty cool we've got the whole roster of different dinosaurs that you can get you've got blue brachiosaurus and also limited edition blue is that and then a ultra rare t-rex then a rare Indoraptor blue triceratops conatose brachiosaurus t-rex the lofasaur mosasaur the morphotop Indoraptor Spinosaur and kylosaurs and Stiggy Mark and on the back we've got other stuff battle guides that teaches you how to best of what best for two or more players each play chooses which species to put forward for battle and places them to face each other player one decides which stat to play oh such as top trumps eat him yeah oh no any turn around eat him yeah see this is the only problem like you think it would just all detach from you but it doesn't I've just got strands of it on me like where it latched on hopefully that was just like a bad egg just hold on 20 minutes while I get the whole wrapping up more onto the t-rex anyway we have a brachiosaurus it is literally snot that that that's what this is it is just snot what is this one have some damage on oh that's how they stand you put them in the thing I mean the stop looks cool and they've even got still the I think they painted the eye they have painted the eye as well they've even put a pupil on it that's pretty cool oh god yes please just come out is it leaving a line wouldn't he no I can't even grab it anymore because it's just all over me fingers you watching this me trying to get this off and it's yeah what if it does stain it red ruins clothes is what you should say don't tell me this is another brachiosaurus of all the things I could have got another time it's another brachiosaurus just let go oh yep yep it's a double good idea this product may stick or stain some surfaces please keep this packaging as it contains important information product and colors may vary includes dino slime button token and collector guide it's your another fricking brachiosaurus or a t-rex I swear to God oh ready we got limited edition ultra rare yeah we got a silver t-rex oh I wonder if this is rare because I'm sure this is probably gonna take them less time and effort to just spray or silver then it is to like do all the different colors it is a t-rex however I don't care about oh hold on there's a come with special stats and stuff there's a t-rex and there's the ultra rare t-rex ultra rare and then on the back it's just like same things cool could you imagine your kids like I want more slime eggs right God it's it's such a hassle just to get just the wrapper all right what do we get in the second to last one well we got into a raptor if it's any any consolation really try in here sonnet that'll do where's his head there it is in the raptor that there's its stats they seem to be in the same intelligence as rexy rexy's just better they've got the same intelligence somehow but the rexy's just better for killer rating but that's so weird surely interrupt it would be better this game's rigged made by rexy fanboys just you wait if we get a spino and spino's like stupid air and not as killer as rexy oh that's one fan base you don't want to annoy more into the pile to demorphid on with his tag would you believe it's rubbish against everything it I think it's wind there you go however many eggs done but not really because we got even more eggs we've a look at this this is a Jurassic World camp cretaceous captive set and on the back instead of silvers and golds and bronzes you have glow in the dark seas maybe even different colored slime oh yeah is this bit here it's like oh just pull here right you know I'm gonna take all the labels off these at once it's just slowly like seeping away if you put a time-lapse on that you just see it go it's a different slime color this one's good look at that it's all just comes together yeah this camp cretaceous stuff is way nicer than that what can I say some people just can't stomach toy reviews there we go guest appearance by maxi okay okay max max what's this what do you think of what do you think of slime what do you think of look at this what's this huh what do you think of this oh like I'm out of here rightly so max I like this slime egg number one is oh we've got a glow in the dark a barionics it's also got its own little thingy barionics close in the dark it's got this in the back it's well according to this comparison the other one this is rubbish like look at the spines on the back look at look how small that detail is and the teeth as well that is nuts this thing is amazing and our next one oh would you believe it's another friggin t-rex get in it's the same sculpt as well there it is oh he doesn't have as much intelligence or he's better in all aspects I think in comparison and the other one it is oh let's see these stats in comparison to barionics stats it's not as intelligent as a barionics but it's more fierce right so these I think we're retailing for like 1299 in comparison to the egg these eggs which are like four to five quid each but they do have a cool holographic eye on it look it blinks oh that actually looks really good on the camera so you see I've got two eyes like most people so it doesn't look as clear as that because I kind of see both is it an actual easy pull though a survey says drum roll please right so what we got in here yeah look at that look at the lagoon look how landlocked that is Colin stick is let's continue this review with the t-rex poke me in the eye easy easy to have your little captives in your little dinosaurs oh that's cool no more eggs more eggs where else we got look at that I know we'll take we'll take blue's head and just stick some rockets in the back of it the sculptor the paint job is actually pretty decent it's just so like why yeah what did you think of the dinosaur max says it's stupid oh look bam don't even need scissors for this one some reason the sticky molocks head looks like it's a different color look I've made this peel from the egg I just wanted out come on then oh at least it's a different dinosaur though oh my god this thing's amazing we've got bloody favoritism going on here look at that intelligence that is nuts you look at all this and you think where does this all go is this called just going into the ocean in landfills and stuff God we're a blight on this planet aren't we lovely lovely just just just just oh I thought it was actually going to be another t-rex not just any carnitaurus it's a freaking toast there's carnitaurus she's talking and and there is the back of the token it's not as smart as anything maybe the scopes are actually really good but the paint jobs don't do them justice hence the reason why the baronics is like the best-looking one because it's it's got like no paint job on it you know interrupted it's good too and maybe just all of them look like 669 though just a dinosaur version of it there we go so there you have it all the eggs opened and it was a horrible mess I definitely would never suggest buying even just one of these the toy is probably not worth it for the price to save up and get like a proper toy unless you're going for the camp cretaceous which actually has really nice slime I like this slime I'd eat this slime the colors nice as well like an amber slime if you're gonna get the captives get camp cretaceous so if you join this video guys leave a like until next time we're never doing this again bye maxi max max max max max max okay now you got to sit you go wait max max max versus right nobody works with dogs


Hi friends, welcome back to my channel and a very special welcome if you're new here. My name is Jen. I'm a certified weight loss and nutrition coach and it is Saturday, so it's grocery haul day. I actually shopped at two stores.   Subscribe if you're not because I do a grocery haul every Saturday and I do upload five videos every single week. Don't forget to check out the description box down below for nutrition coaching. I do offer personalized to you macros and calories. Highly recommend, this is how I've lost 140 pounds and maintained that weight loss as well as one-on-one coaching for questions, to chat with me directly, or if you're looking for some accountability. Links, discounts to my favorite things and my Facebook group, come join us. We would love to have you are all down in that description box. So let's jump in to the grocery haul. So for my groceries this week, I shopped at both Sprouts and Walmart and I have quite a big haul full of nice, healthy food. So let's jump in. We'll go ahead and start with Walmart because that's the smallest portion of my haul. So I did grab some 1% milk for Troy.  So I saw apple pie spice and was like, ooh, that sounds good. I thought this would be a really good topper to oatmeal, yogurt or protein ice cream, protein yogurt, protein pudding. So I had to pick that up to try it and then I was also completely out of onion powder. Monterey Jack cheese, this is for a recipe and Troy actually likes this cheese on his quesadillas and his tacos. And then this is one of my favorite cheeses.   It's less points, it's less calories, it's less fat. Walmart is the only place I can find this so I went ahead and picked up another pack. And then I needed some feta cheese for my lunch meal prep and I am still on a salad kick, a major salad kick. So I like to put feta on my salad as well. Some saltine crackers because we were completely out and Troy loves saltine crackers on soup. And then I did need a pound of 99% ground turkey for a recipe and this one was on sale for 591. So whenever I buy reduced priced meat, I just make sure that I put it in the freezer or cook it immediately because there's usually like a day or two before it's at its sell by date. So this was a really good deal. It says I saved $1.67 so I think it was like seven-ish dollars. So that was a good deal. Slice almonds. This is for a couple of different recipes this next week and this is another thing that I love on oatmeal, yogurt. Anywhere I wanna get a good crunch. Light butter for Troy, you already know. This is Troy's all time favorite butter.  If I'm baking, I'll use light butter because I'm cooking it down anyways. But if I'm putting butter on toast or pancakes, it's gonna be real butter. And then I wanted to try the G-Hue sugar-free poppy seed dressing. I was debating between this one and the skinny girl for my lunch meal prep and I decided to give the G-Hue's a try. Let me know down in the comments. Have you tried this one? Have you tried the skinny girl? Which one do you like better? I'm really hoping this one is good. And then a couple of canned goods here. I have some petite diced tomatoes for a dinner recipe. And then I picked up some no sugar added cherry pie filling. This is another thing I love adding to oatmeal. I love adding this to protein pudding, to ice cream in my ninja. There's just a lot of really good uses for the no sugar added pie filling. What you don't see from Walmart is a case of Diet Coke for Troy and then a couple of eight packs of Gatorade Zero. Now moving over to sprouts. Lots and lots and lots of yogurt. Sprouts actually has a better selection of Chobani Zero sugar than even Kroger does. And these were two for three which is cheaper than I paid last week at Kroger. This is my go-to yogurt and I'm still obsessed with my yogurt bowls. So I picked up a couple of the strawberry cheesecake, a peach, I actually hadn't ever seen that one. I did get the Madagascar vanilla but this is for a recipe. Key lime pie and the black cherry, both of which are not available at Kroger. In the bulk section I got my mango. This is dried mango. I count this as zero points because the macros and everything are the exact same as fresh mango. And this is just a quick easy snack for me. And then I did get the dried ginger as well. I usually have a piece of this after a meal. It just really helps me with my digestion. And then I found these in the being discontinued section. So I've never seen these before. These are good Sam, be an ally for small farms, dark chocolate chips. No sugar added. The calories and everything are the same as Lily's. They have really, really good ingredients and they were on sale for $399. That's about half the price of Lily's. So I thought let's try these out and see if they're any good. Watch, they're gonna be amazing and then sprouts is discontinuing them but I thought for the price it was worth picking up to try. And this is another thing that was in the clearance section for $299. And I thought I have to try that too. This is from the brand Blue Stripes. This is the whole cacao granola, peanut butter and banana. It says made with the entire cacao pod, 15 vitamins and minerals and only five grams of sugar. It looks really good. It's 160 calories for a quarter of a cup, 10 grams of fat, five grams of protein, three grams of fiber and nice clean ingredients. And you guys know I always put granola in my yogurt bowl so I definitely wanted to test that out.  Yes, it's expensive but it's really convenient and if you didn't know Lola usually gets a little sick after chemo for a couple days and doesn't eat and she is continuing to lose weight when she weighs in at chemo and we're a little concerned. So what I've been doing is a can of dog food with some shredded chicken and some white rice and she's just been demolishing that. So she's getting in her calories that way. So one of these packages is for her and then the other package is for me. I actually think I'm going to make a salad with this chicken today. I'll show you what kind of salad I'm going to do. The dill pickle kit. These were three for seven at Sprouts. It's one of my favorite chopped salad kits. So I think I'm going to make this up for Tori and I for lunch. And like I said, I'll just top it with some grilled chicken. That way I really only have to count points, calories and things for the dressing because I do not count points and calories for non-starchy vegetables. So only the dressing, the croutons, the cheese and then of course the shredded chicken but that'll give me a big punch of protein in my salad. And then of course, no surprise to anybody I picked up avocados because I'm still on a major avocado kick. I literally eat a whole one every single day. And then lots of produce. So I was excited to see this. It's Arizona local organic farmers market salad mix. So it says that it's a mix of baby lettuce, chard and spinach. It was only $5.99 for this huge bag. It's local at our farmers market so I was excited to support a local business and get a huge bag of salad for $5.99. I did pick up two small packs of raspberries because I love raspberries. You guys know I eat a lot of fruit, a lot of berries. A massive pile of zucchini. Now don't judge because number one, we love zucchini but I'm actually doing two recipes that use zucchini this week. One of them you'll see in Wednesdays what I eat in a day. So stay tuned after the grocery haul for what's on my menus for dinner and what you'll see in meal prep. But I need lots of zucchini for that recipe and zucchini because we're making kebabs.  So I also needed a sweet onion and a couple of red onions, a couple of lemons, one for my water, one for a recipe, a mango for my lunch meal prep. I did go ahead and decide to pick up a big pack of whole mushrooms for the kebabs and then whatever's left over I'll just slice them up for salads. Also the mother load of bell peppers because I need bell peppers for a recipe and then we love a good red, orange or yellow bell pepper on our kebabs. Bananas because I needed it for a recipe and I have been liking mixing a banana in my Ninja Creamy. Ice cream is a mix in to add a little bit of sweetness, especially with the banana foster protein powder. So good. By the way, exciting news that Ninja Creamy video will be out tomorrow. So make sure you're subscribed and your bells on so you don't miss it. I also got the Wild Wonders Tomatoes. These are freaking delicious and this was 250. I like to put these on my salad and then this was on sale for $3. I will definitely be eating this up in the next day or so. It's watermelon, cantaloupe and honeydew melon already cut up, ready to go. And then last but not least, three one pound packs of strawberries because these were three for $5. That is an incredible, incredible deal for strawberries and I actually need strawberries for my lunch meal prep. And then I love having strawberries just to eat as a snack. That's everything I picked up for the week from Sprouts and Walmart. Let's jump into what's on my menu for dinner and Monday's meal prep. So here's what is on my menu for the week. Today's Saturday is always an out to dinner day. I actually think we might order pizza today and then tomorrow we're doing chicken steak shrimp kebabs on our barbecue. I'm really excited for that. Monday I'm doing stuffed zucchini boat. Hence the reason I bought out Sprouts zucchini selection. And you will see this recipe in Wednesdays what I eat in a day. Tuesday, Wednesday we do leftovers. Thursday we're doing a burrito night and then Friday we also do leftovers. That way we can finish up anything leftover from earlier in the week. And then here's what you'll be seeing in Monday's meal prep. So for breakfast I'm making cherry oatmeal. Really excited for this. Lunch we're doing a strawberry mango salad. Like I said, I've been on a major salad kick and strawberry mango salad sounds amazing. And last but not least we're making banana walnut cake also sounds amazing. So stay tuned for all three recipes in Monday's meal prep. Thank you for joining me for this week's grocery haul. I hope you enjoyed seeing everything I picked up for the week from Sprouts and Walmart. And I hope you're excited for meal prep because I most certainly am. And if you enjoyed today's video don't forget to give it a thumbs up. Again, check out the description box for nutrition coaching. Links and discounts to my favorite things. My Facebook group, subscribe, turn your bell on. See you never miss a video. And I will see you in tomorrow's long awaited Ninja Creamy video. Bye.


That's all from me. Over to Matt. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you and for for the introduction. I'm really happy to be Presenting those of multi-lingual options for you. I'm I'm Matt Pilar ski I'm a technical evangelist at Digital Cube Japan. I speak Polish English and German. I used to be in the past as a supporter at the PML multi-lingual plug-in where I had the opportunity to deal with a lot of multi-lingual websites and this also inspired me to create the today's presentation. I started using WordPress in 2008. I was a regular user getting all the knowledge from internet codecs WordPress support forums But everything changed when I started being active in the WordPress community. I met a lot of amazing people full of passion open to share their knowledge. So this was a point for me that everything changed Like I said, I'm originally from Poland, but currently if live in Japan I work at Digital Cube Where we do WordPress hosting on Amazon work services. We are a small team of 15 professionals We all are WordPress contributors and basically we love what we do on WordPress and love to share our knowledge So that's why I'm also here Okay, let's start with the languages of the internet I Will share with you some stats On this slide you can see that Word internet usage and population Asia and Europe have the biggest number of internet users It's a giant market full of potential customers All you need to do is to find a way how to get to them On this slide you can see the number of Internet users by language you can see clearly that English is dominating But on the next slide you can see top ten languages used on Websites all over the world over 55 percent of languages used globally on the websites is English So if you especially in UK who who speak English Would like to get to foreign customers. I would I think that's a good opportunity to translate your website into different languages What are the benefits of having a multilingual website? And let's let's let's do it Definitely the correct way because as you can see on some of the examples It's not good to use like automatic translator You can reach more customers You can enhance your professional image You can it increase the trust of your visitors and definitely your website will be more SEO friendly Google definitely will like that From my own experience as a foreigner in Japan When I look for a place for example to eat lunch somewhere, I always use Google Why because I used to go to lunch cafe and I ordered I Thought this was French wise, but this was chicken bones that looked like French fries. So Definitely, I don't want to make another mistake like this What basically Google is doing it proposes you The English for example version of your website and it shows your customers how to to to get this So that's that's the one of the biggest benefits To get to your customers types of translations There are machine translations Basically, it's the fastest easiest way Good for emergency situations, but it's it has a lot of misspellings logical errors and It can often to lead to misunderstanding your content The you can test the Automatical translations, it's a plug in available for WordPress, but you will really fast notice that only human Translators are able to Understand the different cultural linguistic and semantic factors To to leave the same effect of the source text So let's get to the human translations. Those are the the type that we will focus today We can split human translations into three groups In-house translators For example, your company employee or a friend who's bilingual and is good enough in that language So he can translate help you with the translation of your content freelance translators professional individuals who can hire online or offline specific Who you can hire for translating online or offline for the translating specific content or a translation agencies Which is similarly to individuals, but they can be more Specified on a specific topic like technical translations or something like this On the slides of a slide above you can see the most popular Translation services where you can find professionals to translate your website content one of those services is I can localize which is an service integrated with Plugging that I will mention in the future and Also, I would like to You're what when you prepare your website for translation you should think the whole concept of translations because before before sending a whole website You should consider aspects that you want to achieve Do you really need to translate your whole website or Only a specific part of your website Which will allow your customers to get the details that you want to share with them also Are your customers from the same cultural circle? Can you change only the language of Specific elements like buttons like the text like some images or specific elements on your website Or if they are Hebrew or Arabic, do you need to rethink? about redesigning the whole whole layout of your website because The Arabic language is extremely long So a short sentence that is in English can be much more longer double or triple long And and it can break your whole website Layout, so this is another aspect that you should consider when translating a multilingual site In some cases you don't even need a plugin because it's popular to use a lot of plugins You can only for example click create one page with the foreign content in the foreign language You can consider Creating a specific category or custom post type for for the second language or You can also duplicate your website and put it into another Domain or subdomain But the biggest disadvantage of this is You you will have to Update all the plugins update all the website basically maintain two websites with can which can be annoying or If you're If you have enough knowledge you can also consider Running a multi-site WordPress installation where you put all the specific languages if all the suggested Before methods don't want didn't work for you You can consider using a plugin There are many plugins, but you need to remember you don't have to Use a cannon to kill a fly before you choose the pay solution Try some free plugins or check many many Many of those plugins and check which which plug in is the most satisfying for you also As an ex supporter from WP ML Don't enable on all languages possible that you have because You can see the results It can crash your website or If or it cause a lot of problems, so don't enable all the possible languages Let's start with One of the most popular plugins. It's a paid plugin WP ML multi lingual It's a very complex solution with a lot of features. It's paid and it's you get also global supporter WP ML allows you to create translator accounts on your website and They are integrated with the icon localize the translation service that I've mentioned before So you can send really easy your content for translation to the professional translators From the current version. It's also open to integrate with all other Translation services like cloudworks be box and many others from my own experience as a supporter most of the Problems were caused by performance issue Or compatibility issues with with other plugins or team but the performance issues were Sometimes related to really poor hosting if you if you Try to run a really big website with with five language versions on a Cheapest shirt hosting this definitely won't work for you because such a big size website such a big website with that size Is it's not a good fit for that kind of hosting? Also the compatibility Problems are not always fault of WP ML because some of the plug-in makers claim to be compatible or team makers Claim to be compatible with WP ML But the reality is different Some developers fix the bugs some of them don't and don't care so you can be stuck with an unworking website and Basically, you don't know who should you blame for that WP ML or the plug-in maker That's why the WP ML also opened a go global program program to to make a To connect to developers and make the plugins compatible with them. That's a good approach. So Like I said everything depends from the developers who created that plug-in Also, if you're interested in e-commerce WP ML has a multi-lingual extension for WooCommerce. It's available from the WordPress plug-in directory. If you have any questions about that, you can visit Denise and Andres Who are at the sponsor booth? You can talk to them. I'm pretty sure you can they will answer all your questions Okay, enough about WP ML Multi-lingual press that's a different approach It's Based on the WordPress most Powerful core feature which is multi-site It enables you to create a network of sites in different languages All interconnected and related to each other. It comes in two versions Free one you can download it from the site and the pro version comes with dedicated support Premium support another popular free plug-in is polylang Basically, you'll write post pages and create categories and post post-tax as usual in regular WordPress And then you can define the language for each of them the language is set ate or by The language code in URL or you can also use a different subdomain or domain per language It also allows that Polylang comes with a customer custom MISA borrow sorry language switcher Provided as a widget or navigation in the menu and it's also integrated with a professional translation service that you can install as an add-on which is lingo tech translation Qt translate X Don't confuse it with Qt translate because Qt translate is a discontinued plug-in They advertise They serve to be super easy and working As working with a single language website with Qt translate X you can also describe fields which needs to be a Multilingual to a JSON encoded configuration file And the whole process of this how to do that is describe it in the integration guide. So this is another approach Bogo bogo is created by one of my team members Takayuki Miyoshi He's the author of the most popular Contact form seven plug-in He decided to create also a multilingual plug-in. It's very easy to use and conflict free It's assigned one language per Post and thus not create any additional Custom tables in your database. So it's really easy and 3d light to use Last thing that I want to mention is Babel Which is with which got acquired by automatic It's still Better version and not not issue officially published But if you would like to try it you can find it on the github Conclusion during World Camp San Francisco in 2014 and you nasin Say the future of WordPress is global. I fully agree with that WordPress has a Very big potential. It's running currently over 25% of websites globally There is no perfect solution for translating your website for now everything depends from your needs Who do you want to target and what should be the end result that you want to achieve? But definitely don't be afraid to experiment with different solutions But remember try to keep things As simple as possible to avoid performance issue and user confusion Thank you Thank you very much Matt. I think we've got plenty of time for questions Yes, I suspect we'll have a good old Q&A going so do our question from the floor straight away. Here we are sir Hi Matt. Hi You mentioned about the quality of hosting In when you're just as a roof kind of guidance, what kind of Minimum specification GPS would you say for everything depends if you use a plug-in like for example If your plugins creates additional tables in your database This can be sometimes heavy for your hosting if you use a shirt hosting if you decide to create just just Just couple of pages that will be in a specific language. You can do that on a really small hosting You don't have to worry about that. So everything depends from the specific plug-in. You can always check the plugin requirements and you basically you will see there if Your hosting will be enough to run that website. Thank you. Thank you Okay, do we have more from the floor? Okay, well, maybe I'll What would you Are there any really obvious mistakes that you're seeing particularly at the moment because I'm the impression I'm getting is that as WordPress is developing and new plugins are coming and some plugins are moving off as well right now what are the sort of The the there may be less obvious traps to avoid I mean you mentioned don't switch everything on Wpml, but there are others that we should be looking out for just at the moment. Maybe people haven't heard of yet. Um, I Guess it's it's always good to think about the content that you would like to translate because many Users or company owners want to translate everything Sometimes it doesn't make sense to translate everything because this this specific content Won't be useful anyway for a specific group in the different country because the combination of Translation and localization. Yeah, these days. Do you find that there is a very General sort of one-to-one mapping. So this geographical reason this this you I guess it's kind of dependent different segments and industries, but Are more languages being used in more regions? Is it becoming a more multilingual World even if you're not necessarily spreading over a wider area From my experience for example in Japan They don't like to use other languages than Japanese And they don't like to also use Solutions from all over the world So for example if there's a translation plug-in that was made in Europe US or somewhere They would rather choose a solution that was made in Japan They they they are more strict to to anything that comes from outside of Japan A lot of the emphasis on translation is obviously for front-end users, but We've got a use case where it's the back-end. It's more important. We've got a couple of Polish websites The front-end is fine. We're very Polish and that's it But on the back-end our bookkeeper is an English speaking person And so if we're selling stuff in Poland, she needs to understand What to do on the back-end to actually process the bookings and process the payments So she needs more back-end support. So is there any translation tools that are actually more focused on the back-end and the front For translating the back-end and such if it's an online store, I know how Sometimes it's also everything related to a specific laws in a specific country like tax law or Stuff like that. I would say in Situation like that I would consider creating a custom solution to deal with those things Because basically I haven't heard about Polish localization of an e-commerce store. I know that because of some specific German Regulations, there's an add-on for WooCommerce. WooCommerce.de. I Think it's this is the name of the plugin which adds some specific features e-commerce features for a store localized there and When I work as a supporter at WPMR it We were able to translate or user were able to translate that plugin without any problem So the website worked I hope this answers your question Hi Matt. Yeah. Hi. Do you have any tips for managing? Translated or rather localized content that is apart from a translation So for example in different markets, you quite often need to use a different image. Yes For you know different markets. Have you got any tips for managing that and you know currency Conversions so for if it's an e-commerce and you use WPML You have the extra WooCommerce plugin, which allows you to to add some other currencies or Add other different images to to your products. So in that specific language version, you will see the content for that language or Rest of the plugins the free plugins are not as good for with translating that content So you can also consider like creating a second website for with a store in that specific language that that I would say that's or a multi-site with the WooCommerce extension, which would allow you to sell this content Thanks Hi Just actually to to continue on from I think the chap in the corner was asking I'm working with a client at the moment We were translating the site into Well two different sites, but it's the same code on the site one into Spanish and one into Vietnamese The Spanish is great because somebody in the staff speak Spanish so it's quite easy to do But the Vietnamese Vietnamese has been more difficult But one plug in that we found useful is one called local loco translate And it allows you to translate or to manage the translation strings of all your plugins and themes that you've got installed Okay, so if the plug-in Community haven't translated the plug-in then you can still translate all the back-end and all the things that Work with that But the hardest part is actually being able to run the back-end in more than one language It's fine in in multi-site. It's a little bit harder in single-site, but that's something useful to look into Okay, thank you for sharing Okay, I think we had another question up at the back as well towards the wall there may be it Well, oh, yes gentlemen there in the hat and then we'll come over to you, sir Thank you, Matt. Hi good question, it's about the relationship between the lingual, you know the multilingual and the multicurrency and There is any tool or any procedure to manage that relationship This there are two to actually Like I said the extension to WooCommerce can allow that but I haven't unfortunately found any free Solution to deal with this. So sorry. I cannot help you with this Okay, thank you. It's always worth asking. I suppose you know the man to ask that's why I can I can prepare a better next for next time Well, of course in your contact details are up there, and I'm sure yeah Feel free to ask me. I will try to yeah find something for you Yeah, and we have two days of a great work out. Yeah, so we could possibly find something over the course of that Could we have the mic back over to the gentleman in the corner with the green top? What sort of teal perhaps? very nice color and I was wondering how you go about selecting a plug-in Six to pick from what criteria do you use to I would say the popularity I Didn't mention like all of the possible plugins Basically the user number from The WordPress plug-in repository was was the key factor in this because I can I could To say about Qt Qt translated you can find definitely somewhere in the internet information about that But this plug-in is not double developed anymore. So there's no need to Talk about things like that. Also If you have a Plug-in which translated so you can feel free to contact me propose me that I had a really good feed feedback after word World camp Paris when I was doing a similar presentation Then if this plug-in is good, I can definitely also add it to my presentation or use it in the future or given review So I'm open to to add new things to that Okay, thanks down here at the front. Hello there We have a spelling and grammar website which is in the UK It's in America in Canada and in Australia and New Zealand. Yeah So it's the same language with different spellings. Definitely not the same Any tips on how to manage that WPML allows you to add those English language versions so you can create basically like American English version of that website or in British English version of the website you can I guess it's do the approach like with with Polylang or the auto plug-in so create another version of that page or that post in that language Or a custom category for that language everything depends from from your situation you can always try to Like do specific Language version of that website to a specific country I would have to We can talk later about this so I would Need to see first your website to decide what would be the best solution for you Do you have another question from the floor? I have But you had some really interesting stats and I was wondering if it would be possible to Share the so we can access them later The light yeah the internet usage and I think the next there wasn't this might be at least it wouldn't be possible to Share them or how can we access them? And you want to share the start with you. Yes. Yes, okay. Sure. I can send you by email. Thank you Yes, I will be sharing my presentation on slideshare so Feel free to contact me on Twitter on email. I can send you those Slides definitely if you have any other questions feel free to come to me after the presentation or just message Okay, that would be great. Well before we close. I think we also offer a lovely heartfelt work. Congratulations to Matt and to Carol and my dear colleagues


This 10th year Daily Tech News show is made possible by you, the listeners, thanks to every single one of you, including Matt Zaglin, Kelly Cook, Scott Hepburn, and Lewis Butler. On this episode of DTNS, Mollie Wood talks about why product design can help combat climate problems, why CNET removing articles is Google's fault, and finally, a touchscreen you can use when your fingers are wet. Finally, this is the Daily Tech News for Friday, August 11, 2023 in Los Angeles. I'm Tom Merrick. And from Studio Dan Flashes, I'm Sarah Lane. From Oakland, California, I'm Mollie Wood. And I'm the show's producer, Roger Chen. It is wonderful to have you all along for Mollie Friday! Fry, yay! Fry, yay! We have got a good show in store for you and patrons. We've got another fun Who Am I? lineup. Let us start with some news. Zoom updated its terms of service again, this time to make it explicit that it does not use your audio, video, chat, screen sharing, attachments, or other communications like customer content, such as poll results, whiteboard, and reactions to train Zoom or third-party artificial intelligence models. So that's nice. Let's see what else we have in the quick hits. Android faithful contributor Michelle Rahman reports that Android is getting a device linking feature similar to the continuity features that run across the Apple ecosystem. The new functionality could unlock features like call switching between connected devices signed into the same Google account, internet sharing, which could also be an easier way to get a set up personal hotspot across linked devices. The U.S. Cybersecurity Review Board, which investigates major cybersecurity incidents, said it will seek a broader review of recent intrusions of U.S. government email systems with data provided by Microsoft. The board has been seeking a probe after learning of the Microsoft Cloud breach, which saw China state-backed hackers, or at least we think they were from China, break into government email accounts, including U.S. Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo, several officials at the U.S. State Department, and other organizations which have not been made public. Robo-taxi services Waymo and Cruz were both approved to operate 24 hours a day, seven days a week in San Francisco in a three-to-one vote by the California Public Utilities Commission, or CPUC, after a six-hour hearing in which residents voiced both support and opposition to the vehicles. CPUC Commissioner and former General Counsel at GM-backed Cruz, John Reynolds said, quote, today is the first of many steps in bringing AV transportation services to Californians, end quote. Reynolds had recused himself from previous votes but said the passage of time allowed him to vote on this resolution. And I guess I would have been a 2-1 without him, but it seems not. Huawei reports that sales grew for a third straight quarter with cloud services and its smartphone unit helping mitigate the fallout from U.S. sanctions. Huawei says improvements in operational efficiency, sales strategy and product mix were all part of its return to growth. A new Instagram music feature lets users add a song as a soundtrack to their carousel posts. Olivia Rodrigo's new song, Bad Idea Right, is the first to try it out, where Instagram users can attach her song or another of their choice to soundtrack a carousel post with multiple photos. IG is also letting followers add their own content to original arreals like Rodrigo's by adding an add your sticker to make a video based on a prompt at which point they'll have a chance to be highlighted by the original crater or artist. OPS. Rodrigo making it popular. Let's talk about that thing we teased at the top of the show about being able to use a touchscreen with our wet fingers. Yeah, okay, so if there's a drop of water or multiple drops of water on your touchscreen device, sometimes it messes things up.  Sometimes the screen thinks the water drop is you touching it, other times the wet means that the touchscreen is not detecting any touches at all. Both problems. The problem though is that capacitive touch screens work by detecting a small change to natural electricity conducted by your hand. And water also conducts electricity. So there's an issue here. But OnePlus says it has solved this. So tell us more about that Tom. Yeah, OnePlus shared a video on Weibo showing one of its upcoming phones working in rain. I think it was simulated rain because it looked like it's in a studio video shows a one plus ace to pro alongside an iPhone 14 pro with water falling like rain and the one plus works while the iPhone really doesn't. One plus says it uses a custom ship set to achieve this and three new algorithms that can tell the difference between the conductivity through water and conductivity through skin. Ace to pro comes to China this month. We don't know when it's coming to the rest of the world. It might even have a different name. Sometimes they do that with one plus when it comes internationally. But Molly would about darn time, right? Oh my God.   However, I would be pretty tempted by this feature because I like to listen to my audio book in the shower and it is dumb and surprisingly difficult. And I think over time is even sort of screwing out my touchscreen. But I'm like, I haven't done like I have a great idea. It's a great idea. I just put it on top of the shelf and like, yes, some water splashes on it occasionally. But if I'm under the shower though, right, it's just yeah, yeah, on a shelf, like it's the perfect. I'm like this one plus feature is built for my literal use case, which is that I want to be able to and maybe I want to listen to a podcast and then I want to be able to skip ahead 30 seconds. But my fingers wet so I can't like that. Yes, please. It sounds like this is really hard to do surprisingly difficult, you know, based on how the articles are describing it. But yes, please let me have this. I want this. Mine is cooking. So you're you've got a recipe on your phone. First of all, always goes to sleep. You're in the sink. You're wet. And so you're like, I do the clean as I cook thing. So I'm always running stuff under the water. My fingers get wet. Ah, my recipe, the phone went to sleep. I need to check the recipe. Now I got to make sure I dry my hands. Be great if I didn't have to. I mean, it is funny, right? It sounds it's one of those features that sounds sort of minor. And in fact, is kind of a really big deal. Now, would you buy the question? Would you buy a whole new phone? Would you potentially switch operating systems for a feature like this? I think that's probably a tougher sell. But in the universe of sort of incremental life improvements, this is actually a really real one. This is a good one. You know, when we were first talking about this story this morning, I was like, well, hold on.   I know enough about it to know that like, if I touch it at that point, nothing happens.  So, yeah, I guess your mileage may vary, but I think the idea that you just would never have to think about the fact that your hand might be wet, whether you're in the kitchen or in a shower or at the pool or whatever. I mean, that's great. It's actually pretty great. Now you're reminding me of another use case, which is that now I want them to bring this technology to fitness watches because I have been swimming or treading water with my Apple watch and then had it be like, oh, it looks like you're working out. Do you want to activate the working out thing? Oh my gosh. Yeah. And then you sit there going like that, that, that, that, that, but you can't start it, but it keeps buzzing because it thinks you're working out. Yeah.  I don't know. It's like a Seinfeld episode. I was in the pool. I think OnePlus keeps this exclusive to themselves for at least six months, if not a year, and then starts just raking in some bank on licensing this out. That's got to be what they do. This will show up on other phones if it works. So we, we still going off a Weibo video here on a promise. So let's get it into people's hands and see if it works well. But if it works as well as it looks like it will, everybody's going to want this. Super cool. Yeah. All right. Let's talk about this CNET dustup. Gizmodo recently reported that CNET has apparently deleted thousands of old articles, which is still a small percentage of the hundreds of thousands that the site has, but Gizmodo compared older versions of authors pages that collect all the stories from particular authors to the ones on archive.org. So they were looking at ones now and ones from the past. And it showed that stories began to disappear from those pages in July and eventually within the last couple of weeks have numbered in the thousands. CNET confirmed to Gizmodo that it has removed some stories, but it did not confirm how many. Yeah. So CNET's Taylor Canada told Gizmodo that these pages are not currently serving a meaningful audience and that this is an industry-wide practice in response to search engine rankings. Ms. Canada also said, unfortunately, we are penalized by the modern internet for leaving all previously published content live on our site. Now the idea is that Google's search ranking algorithm rewards sites for fresh content, for redirecting, for refreshing. And even some people say for removing URLs so that the sites look dynamic. The company weighs historical significance and other editorial factors as well. So CNET is saying, look, we won't just remove something if we think it has some historical significance. If we think it's editorial significant, we're saying these are things we don't think are important and it's hurting our search end in ranking. And CNET says it maintains archived copies of the deleted pages and sends those to archive.org to make sure they're included in the Wayback machine. Now Google does not necessarily think that this is necessary. Google's Danny Sullivan posted on X, yes, we're calling it X quote, are you deleting content from your site because you somehow believe Google doesn't like old content? That's not a thing. Our guidance doesn't encourage this end quote. He also wrote, removing it might mean if you have a massive site that we're able better able to crawl other content on the site. SEO expert Chris Rogers also told Gizmodo that this kind of pruning is an advanced practice that might be beneficial, but deleting pages should be a last resort. All right, Molly, we've thrown a lot of stuff out here. Do you think it's Google's fault? Yeah, like 100%. Everything that happens in modern digital journalism is on some level Google's fault or Facebook's fault. And Google is not, I mean, seriously, right? Like everybody, anybody who is practicing media online is 100% at the behest of Google's algorithm. That is where the traffic comes from. Google is not transparent about what's in that algorithm. Even this statement that sort of says like, yeah, it can make our search engines crawl your site more efficiently. And that would probably raise your status in the rankings. But we don't advise you to delete pages because imagine the outcry if people were like Google tells websites to delete pages, which is terrible for archiving. Nevertheless, Google rewards your site for deleting pages and making it easier to crawl. So like no question, this is Google's fault. And it puts everybody in a frankly terrible position. I'll buy that it probably doesn't help in most cases and that Google is an outright lying when it says we don't advise you to delete pages, maybe it'll help in some cases. But the cases it helps in are the biggest cases, apparently. This isn't just CNET. I feel like CNET's getting picked on. I don't love everything that Red Ventures has done with CNET either. But this does not seem to be an example of CNET gone crazy. Ars Technica pointed out a 2021 Harvard University study found that 25% of links to specific pages from the New York Times were inaccessible. So this is something that very large sites, sites that have been around for a long time on the internet, can look at and say it's a small number, 1000, even 1000 articles on CNET is a very small percentage of the amount of articles that are on CNET. And it's a small number that when you're that large, makes a big enough impact to be worth evaluating. And I like that they're saying, look, we keep those pages, we try not to delete things we think are significant, and we send them into archive.org. So they're not deleted forever, that there is a preservation, which is what archive.org is there to do. So yeah, this is the search algorithm working against our best interests. Yep. I actually think this is not even, I think this is a complete binary. It is black and white. It is a totally straightforward case of all of these big digital media sites having to, Google is the tail that wags the dog without question. And then Google is not transparent. Like they're just not, if Google would just say that's true, then this wouldn't, you know, I mean Google, CNET would have its own PR issues. Is Google not saying that though? I mean, I feel like Google is hinting. Exactly. That's not transparency. Publish the freaking algorithm so that sites don't have to like change everything that they do all the time because the algorithm changes. If you do publish the algorithm, do you get spammers and bots and things taking advantage of it? That's their argument, right? Of course. Which is why the problem really is the amount of power that Google has over what you can access and wear. Because if they change the way that they're crawling or serving or responding to content, you, a business built on that, will suffer and or have to respond in ways that may or may not be good for your audience and your employees. Yeah. And I think that I believe that Google is telling the truth. And it's a subtlety to say we don't think most sites should delete things. We actually don't want small sites to delete things, but they don't, they don't, it's uncomfortable for them to admit. But actually in some cases it really is a thing that helps you. And those cases are huge. So, yeah. Listen, if we didn't have these kinds of controversies, life would be boring and you'd need coffee, which is why I have a new top five out about the top five things you need to know about coffee. Now you may say, Tom, your top five is usually about tech topics. Why is it about coffee? Well, A, our amazing social media director, Zoe Brings Bacon, is a big fan of coffee and suggested this. And B, I would argue, most of the world's greatest technological advances have been driven by coffee. So, go check it out. DailyTechNewShow.com is the place that you get all of our stuff. Go to youtube.com slash Daily Tech News Show to catch top five coffee drinks. And it'll, it'll, it'll wake you right up. I see what you did there. Back on February 17th, we talked about mill. Mill makes a trash can specifically for food waste that dehydrates it and turns it into powder. That stops it from rotting in landfills and generating methane. And when it fills up, you mail a shoebox size container to mill and they turn it into chicken feet. So, it gets used for something. The service costs $400 a year. Now, there are plenty of other devices that will do this for you if you want the remains for your own compost. We talked about a lot of them because you all emailed us with great examples. So, we get it. If you don't want to pay someone to take this stuff away, you're not going to use mill. But if you want to help reduce methane and you do not want to deal with using your own compost materials and you can afford $400 a year, well, mill is there for you. And Molly sat down this week on everybody in the pool to talk to Matt Rogers, who is a co-founder of mill. And what was most interesting to me, Molly, in your conversation was talking about how design, product design, technological design plays into how Rogers thinks about designing tech to help solve climate problems. Yeah. This was such an interesting conversation because if you're not familiar with Matt Rogers, you should know that he spent a decade plus at Apple running the software teams for first the iPod, five generations of the iPhone and the iPad. So, he learned about this aspirational design at the temple of such things and then became the co-founder of Nest. So, there are a couple really interesting things about this. One is that he is about creating these beautiful aspirational products that tackle huge problems in the climate space in what is almost like a in the back door, like a side direction sort of way, right? Nobody was necessarily thinking that a thermostat could be the key to energy efficiency writ large. And it was a really expensive thermostat and people were like, why do I need this super fancy thermostat that looks so good? And then pretty soon it was like, you need it for the same reason you need iPhone because you want it because it's pretty and it makes you feel cool. And then pretty soon utilities were having partnerships to make Nest free or super affordable to people and then partnering to with your consent, help determine your energy usage. Say, this is a peak time, so I'm going to turn the heat down a couple of degrees, you'll still be comfortable, but you'll save a ton of energy and that's massively impactful. And then after he made all his money on Nest, still wanted to go and tackle this huge problem of food waste. And so built this beautiful, expensive aspirational gadget in hopes that it will have the same kind of adoption curve as Tesla, Roadster to Model 3, iPhone to mass adoption, Nest to mass adoption, and hopefully now this kind of thing too. I mean, you mentioned the first time that I ever lived in an apartment that had a Nest thermostat, I was like, whoa, very fancy. This is not all that exciting anymore because they are far and wide. But yes, I mean, it was a better way to get a lot more data about energy usage and how that would affect what I'm paying and how I could do with that going forward. The mill tagline of food not being trash. And this is a way to make the best use of this. Again, not being like, ooh, we're so precious type thing. We want to make this part of your routine. And I think that's a really tough sell when it comes to just sort of the daily goings on in a lot of people's homes. Yeah, I mean, behavior change is really hard. It is really hard. That's fundamentally why, well, it's fundamentally one of the reasons that we have not tackled the climate crisis at the kind of consumer level. I think way, way back in the day, George W. Bush said something along the lines of the American lifestyle is non-negotiable. Like consumer change is really hard. And that's kind of what I find so interesting about this idea that one of the keys to consumer change is without a doubt it's design. It's FOMO. It's the idea that you've got something that's so cool. I'm super cool about my food waste is definitely a new approach. It's easy to tell everyone else that they should be doing something, so before Nest, I love this part of the story. Before Nest, it was easy to be like, well, if people would just turn their thermostat down, if people would just change their thing, we would all be saving more energy. But those people are us. And you know what? We know what we don't want to have to do? Remember to go do something, especially in this modern world when there's so many things to remember. One more, even with the best of intentions, is just difficult for people to do. So what Nest did was said, we'll remember for you.  I understand not wanting to pay $400 for this, and if it's not worth it to you, then you shouldn't. But for a lot of people, it will be because they want to do it. And hopefully what happens with this is what happened with Nest, which is Nest prices came down and competitors came in and started offering the same thing with different prices, and suddenly you have a competitive marketplace where you have choices. And then maybe there's one of these that does a really good job and is free because they're like, we figured out how to sell the stuff at such a profit that we don't even need to charge it. We can collect it for free. I don't know if that's going to happen or it won't, but you've got to have somebody start this process to make this kind of product catch on. Yeah, exactly. And I'm not, in no way am I telling you this is the one you have to buy. There are competitors to this exact product. The important thing is everybody doing something like understanding that a food waste were a country. It would actually be the third largest emitter. Oh, look, oh my God, you have that exact chart. That is food waste. It is the third largest emitter after China and the United States in terms of carbon emissions. And as it breaks down in landfills, it releases methane, which is 80 times more warming than carbon dioxide. So like at a minimum, ideally, we'll listen to this episode and be like, huh, maybe I should just eat that or figure out if I can compost it. But then there's also kind of the fact that like 30% of global agriculture emissions come from food that we don't even eat. It goes to feed other animals. So actually, you could make this argument to yourself that like, well, not only do they take this away for me, it turns into chicken food. And then that makes like that it's a carbon negative food product for chickens. It's just super, I just think it's like super interesting. I love when somebody has a clever way to come at a really big problem. And I, and this is that and the end of it, the adoption curve always works like this fancy expensive thing that everybody thinks is dumb. See also my feelings about iPad originally, you know, which Roger's worked on, by the way. Yeah, like Roger worked on the original iPad. Matt Rogers from Matt Rogers. Yeah, exactly. Our Roger. He was probably back there like, yeah, he's like, that would have been kind of a fun thing. I didn't know that. And then it gets cheaper and broadly adopted and it shows up everywhere. I want this and rest like if this were in like senior homes or like the Google cafeteria, that's impact. Yeah. And if you're sitting there saying, well, you can buy a perfectly good composting thing and take care of it yourself. Do that to it. Yes. That is also a valid option that you should consider. I would say another valid option you consider is listening to everybody in the pool. You can hear Rogers talk about Mill and why he thinks it important with Molly on this week's episode. Where did they get it, Molly? Anywhere you like to podcast and you get the companion newsletter at mollywood.co and don't worry, the homepage is coming soon. Currently, just look for it in your podcatcher. Well, speaking of things that might sound expensive to URI, Virgin Galactic launched its first space tourist from a rocket-powered space plane, the VSS Unity, at 8.30 a.m. Pacific time on Thursday of the three customers on board paying customers to actually won their seats in a fundraiser drawing. The third was former canoe Olympian at John Goodwin who participated in the 1972 Munich Summer Games and also became the second person with Parkinson's disease to travel to space. Virgin Galactic's spaceport in New Mexico was the site of liftoff where the passengers ventured more than 50 miles above Earth's surface. That's the altitude that the U.S. government considers the edge of outer space. The journey lasted an hour and they were safely brought back home. Yeah, so it's not the first time Virgin Galactic has even done the vomit comet thing to the edge of space, but it was the first commissioned, like, they paid for it, although two of them won it, but somebody paid for it. Yeah, we wanted to go and we went. And now it's happening. Book your seats now. All you have to do is compete in the 1972 Munich Summer Games. May I just suggest that if you were going to spend a lot of trivia in that story, so much, there's a lot of good trivia in there.   Anybody who listens to D18S knows that like I would rather do anything than go to space and like space for an hour. You need to pay me to do that. I'm not going. You mean almost space? Almost. Like I'm sorry. I don't care what it is. You get to feel weightless. That's the point, right? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. All right. Let's check out the mailbag. We got a good one from Cappy writing in with another example of Bluetooth wristbands at large events. This is after Tom talked about going to the Taylor Swift concert the other night and having one of these Bluetooth wristbands. Cappy says my hometown hockey team, the Tampa Bay Lightning, has similar lead wristbands for home games in special moments like when the home team is going out on the ice, the whole stadium will go dark and the wristbands are synchronized to make patterns in the stands. He also said, side note, T Swift had three shows here in Tampa at the Buccaneer Stadium. It was sold out. My wife's elementary school is only a couple blocks away and they sold out their parking lot bringing in $20,000 every day. All money went to the school to help funding the kids and teachers and school events. But just to show you T Swift bringing money to schools far and wide. Or at least at this one parking lot in Tampa. I don't know why it meant to make it sound somber. It wasn't. Yeah. And the LED wristband thing for the Tampa Bay Lightning is cool. I didn't realize that that was happening in more wide areas. But it's also something that K-pop groups do with people bringing their light sticks. But in this case, I think with the Lightning and with Taylor Swift for sure, they give you the LED wristband.  That thing that we always talked about being used for advertising. They use that to be able to create patterns in the stands. It's really impressive. The video, I have not been in person like some people on this stream, but when I have seen video of it happening, it has blown my mind. It is delightful. Talk about a level up. I was going to say, Molly, have you been? Because I have not. Oh, I'm sorry. I have FOMO. I have super FOMO. I have Tay-Tay-Sized FOMO. My wife just lucked out. I got a code. What can I say? The tour is headed to Europe now, Sarah. Maybe we should go. You all should go. Yeah. It'll be fun, right? Toronto. It's not even that far. If you go to Toronto, she had a date in Canada. Or dates in Canada. All right. Well, before we go to Toronto, Molly Wood, lead folks know what they can keep up with. What you're up to lately because you are a very busy lady. Find me at mollywood.co is where that's the home of all of the things. And please, please subscribe to everybody in the pool on your pod catcher of choice because that's my baby. It's my baby right now. All right, patrons, stick around for the extended show, Good Day Internet. It's time for another round of Who Am I? Are They Celebrities? Inventors? Science of Science? Maybe all three in one. Find out on Good Day Internet. This is my favorite new show or game, show and game, whatever. You can catch this show live Monday through Friday at 4 p.m. Eastern, 200 UTC. And you can find out more at dailytechnewshow.com slash life. Next week, Experiment Week on DTNS. This is really fun for us. 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