Okay, so recording is now on and I'm going to let's see well well how about we work through the agenda you and me together and the oh and Fran is here great thank you Fran thanks for joining okay so here is what I've got for proposed proposed topics for the meeting and let's let's it seems like we've got a good presentation that Rishabh has prepared let's talk through that yeah here we go actually maybe Rishabh would it be better if we have you drive the agenda and we will we will coach and and encourage you have a preference I'm used to when I schedule a meeting I run the agenda but typically this may be better for you run the agenda you tell us what you want to do and we'll let you guide us sure sure that that's okay I'll start so do you want me to start with the previous action items what you've done now or you want me to start with my presentation I wanted to start with the presentation because I in that needs a lot of time on discussion as well let's let's go with the presentation I think the action items we don't we don't need to review those you your meeting let's do presentation I'm much more interested in it anyway yeah so I'm sharing my screen now so I'm going to discuss my strategy implemented for the proposal I and a little experiment on benchmarking and I did that for get fetch I chose that as a good as an as a gate operation and I use gmh as it was advised in the project plan so what is jm is a java harness it's used for building analyzing micro benchmark basically it's written in Java and there are two ways to run it standalone and from the IDE so in their document in their documentation the developers the jmh developers they've said that they've recommended that we should use standalone as a it as a standalone project because they say it's more reliable than running it from an ID but I think in the previous GSoc one of the student there that person implemented integrated jmh in the Jenkins test harness so right now so for the project and for my for my experiment I did both I created a standalone project and I also ran it from the ID I created a module under the test model in the Git client plan to run the experiment and I'll be sharing the code shortly so so do you want questions during or at the end so so when you're saying standalone project or from ID I was assuming that was just the runtime whether I invoke the thing with a maven command or some other command or if I use my ID click and I could understand why it would be more reliable from a command line no in no interaction with the IDE but but that seemed different than what you were describing with yeah you had created a product it inside the maven project definition I assume and it just it runs so you can run it from a command line or from the IDE did misunderstand something I think that is a potential confusion I have because that when I read it I assume that that it means that I need to create a jar a separate jar and and I need to run it from the command line so I created a different project and I imported the gate client dependencies maybe maybe I'm wrong in this approach but I learned the experiment okay good okay so then how to create a reliable benchmark so this is something I just one of the first things I had to learn trust the numbers which I received because it's very easy to have preconceived notions and then just you'll get the numbers and and think that yeah maybe CLI gate is better than J gate and I'll shortly show how I was grabbed in one of the in one of the experiments I ran because I thought that the number would be that JMS would be a reliable same work yeah so some of the pitfalls I want to discuss before explaining my strategy so first is that we discuss that we don't want any external network interference because most of the gate operations they require an external connection and we want to isolate our benchmark from any kind of interference second is that code elimination so if I don't return anything if I'm if I'm testing operation I'm not returning anything in that benchmark JVM might optimize it and that might give us this false perception that our code is running faster but so use there's this concept of using a black hole GMH provides that it basins you object whatever you're returning and that tricks the JVM into thinking that there is there is an object which is being returned from the function and constant folding is basically when declaring constants and it replaces the calculation with the result so I don't want that as well so there's this another another feature with JMS provides for that and that is called a state static class and I'll describe that with the code I have so configuring our benchmarks I like so they are things like benchmark mode warm up before we run the test how many folks I want and I'm going to discuss I'm going to explain all that with my code so yeah so if you want to integrate JMH inside our project we just we just have to add this dependency into our form and and then what I have to do is I have to create a runner class this is the runner class I have this basically what it does is I can include my options I can add my options whatever I want however the parameters I want on the benchmarks and also if I I what I have to do is I just have to create a class I have to annotate it with JMH benchmark and this runner will identify those losses and run the benchmarks so this is what the benchmark is for then I'll okay so the mode the mode is the first thing we'd like to discuss it's basically the benchmark mode is the performance we want so if we see here we have throughput operations per unit time so we wanted execution time so it's basically inverse of that so I took average time per operation in milliseconds and we also have sample time single short time and we can test each of the performance metrics as well all include that as well then warm up iterations how how many times do we want to warm up our JVM before we run the benchmark test the default is just a 5 so I use 5 then measurement iterations is how many times I want to run my benchmark that is all that is also a default number I chose 5 time unit the performance metric in which I won and it was millisecond that was that threads I was not too sure because actually I'm not very confident if there is a connection between the gate operations and parallel programming I'm not sure if I'm actually not well versed with that concept so I used to but I think that's that's something I need to learn before doing this study so yeah and folks I used to but they they recommend to use as many folks as you can maybe five basically JVM child processes you want and so when I run a benchmark test I have created it's called a trial so what happens is if I have two folks it's going to test it it's going to first run it in and then it's going to another create another JVM and going to run another trial on that separate JVM and and and from the documentation they've said that then as much as we increase the folks it's going to increase the precision of our results that's what they've said I couldn't test it with five folks because practically in my local machine running the benchmark it takes almost 30 minutes to do that which is also I think it's a concern and the result I wanted in the format of J some that's that's yeah so now I'll show one of the benchmarks I've written and then if you guys want the results as well so the first thing is the state I was talking about this is basically JMH handling all the all the arguments all the objects you want for your operations to run so it's going to instantiate and it's going to handle the instantiation and sharing of the object so you don't want to declare objects and instantiate them in your benchmark because you want just you want to isolate your opportunity inside the benchmark so we declare whatever variables we want to in this state and then we can pass this state the objects as an argument in inside the benchmark method so I paradise this test because we have two implementations get CLI get and J get and I also I my strategy was to test it with a with a variable size of repository so I chose four repositories and the sizes which I have chosen I can I think I have a visual I have a yeah so the sizes are point zero three four MB then there's a four almost five MB repository and it's 93 and then it's 324 so I wanted to test it like this and then I had to create a temp a utility which would create a local get repository for the lifetime of the benchmark and for that I shamelessly I copied the temporary folder J unit rule I just removed the J rule I changed it to folder for benchmark this guy I didn't change a lot of things there and I've used that to to create a local get repository now after that so what I have here is is basically before and after just as we have been J unit so so the level what it means is that for each iteration of the benchmark it is going to set these things up and then it's going to basically tear them down that is what is going to happen when I and this is the scope we're mentioning here this could be the levels we can share we can set our creation and invocation so what I wanted was for each iteration I want a new local get repository that is what I want and I run five iterations in just one trial so I wouldn't want to share my repository space in the whole for the whole trial right that is why I chose the scope iteration and so what I'm doing is I'm and also the repository you are as I chosen it's basically the local the local get repositories so that we were not we're not connecting to a remote repository through via external connection so this makes sure that our benchmark is truly isolated and so the respects I have basically fetched all the branches right now and I initialize I also put as soon as I created the client I initialize the repository before before performing git fetch and this was done before the benchmark so that this doesn't get included in the benchmark I want to test now benchmark is pretty simple I have basically I have the Jenkins state I have a black hole which basically consumes the object I've created here so that the JVM doesn't optimizes it and reduces the time and I have any unintended results I don't want so the fetch command it's pretty simple it's the it's what we do and I execute it and I then consume the fetch object face command object which it returns so and I also created another class called fetch vanilla benchmark which was basically making the same thing but with system dot nano time to see how jmh is working on the benchmarks and how much difference do we have in time and how accurate nano time is we want to casually benchmark operations is nano time a good option or not that's also I think I wanted to see so I like show the results I had for git fetch this are the results I had for git vanilla benchmark which basically means perform benchmarking them with system nano time so here you can see that see with between CLI git and jgit jgit is performing is is executed execution time is is slower than git CLI git for every for any kind of repository size I take and then I did the same thing with jmh yeah okay that that one surprises me because even on the micro-sized repository it was 300 kilobytes right the the repo one is is tiny it's it's very very small and yet in that one still your measurement showed that jgit was slower and substantially slower interesting okay continue so then I use the jmh performance benchmark and the anomalous behavior I saw here was that jgit was performing better than CLI git for repository size less than 5 mb if I had 400 kb and one for almost 5 mb so this was something I wanted to test because I was not I had no idea why would this happen so to check why would this happen I tried one more thing I did the only suspicion I had was that maybe because JVM is warming up jgit might perform better because of that but I was not sure that that assumption is right or not so I tried another thing jmh it gives us a different benchmark mode called single shot mode where we run the benchmark test without warming up the JVM so I wanted to see if I want to confirm that jgit is performing better than git because JVM is warmed enough so it was it was correct the assumption was correct because here you can see without the warm-up jgit is still slower so so this was one of the observations I I had from the experiment I ran here and yeah this this is the strategy strategy I chose to benchmark git operation and I think this is that I am she'd like to ask questions about the code methodology or anything and yeah and I also I have some questions in the questions for discussion in the design document but I would want to discuss that after you if you have some questions feedback on anything for this presentation then if there's none then I would like to proceed with the design document so Justin any from you or Fran from you I think kind of makes sense I kind of have the same same thing you said Mark it's kind of surprised but I think that way you said about the cold versus warm JVM maybe kind of like enlighten some things do so Richard one of the one of the places of concern for me was around platform specific issues like the potential for a substantially increased forecast on windows compared to Linux were your was your platform that you ran the benchmark on a Linux platform or Windows platform Linux Linux okay good all right so that that we know that you're using native the platform that is native for git so that is good all right just knowing which one that is that's a good choice I've got plenty of windows access from myself so I could run I could run conceivably these kinds of tests and see how it do you have access to a Windows machine at all or is your your only machine that you've got access to a Linux computer no I don't have access to a Windows machine okay so the project would need to provide you access to one on on Amazon or something like that good all right good to know thank you yeah and actually that's a good point and perhaps like so he's on Mac perhaps it would be good benchmark against the Linux and those two well no no Rishabh I think you said one X I Rishabh I think you said you're on Linux right not Mac I am only no I am on Mac I just oh you are on Mac oh okay so so you so you're you're okay good you're on a Unix variant BSD like good okay interesting all right very good so so it's also an important place excellent thanks okay so the first thing I I think I should we should discuss for GMH because the first question I had was regarding the creation of the test environment machine to work upon is it going to be provisioned by Jenkins infrastructure and yeah that's the first thing I want to discuss so so I think the right now the strategy would be to test this to test my benchmarks within my local machine right correct okay yeah and I think waiters sorry good yeah sure sure please please Justin I was just gonna say like to like take a very thought of like anything else running on your machine and stuff like that perhaps like more final benchmarks you know we're gonna have remote Windows or Linux maybe I guess maybe not a remote Mac but that's gonna be a little harder because of licensing stuff but it'd be nice to run on clean machines for like the likes and back benchmark or Linux and Windows benchmarks at least yes okay okay so the second has both those I think Jenkins and perhaps both of those right mark both of which sorry Justin I missed that I don't know I think Jenkins and perhaps Windows and Linux variant yes yes absolutely what and well and and even better to a good good point Reshab maybe we may want to give you yeah why don't we that's a that's a very good idea Justin I think we should answer question number one Reshab by having you submit pull requests to the get client plug-in or get plug-in whichever one is is the more crucial for your benchmarks which provide which actually execute the tests in the multiple environments because the the executors on jenci.jankins.io right now are single single executor per agent therefore we don't have collisions with other agents now they are they are still virtual machines you don't get access to a physical machine so the variability is still probably quite high but having you be able to use that environment would avoid you having to get a local Linux computer or get a local Windows computer instead you could use ci.jankins.io we admit that it's wildly variable and we accept that variability as part of the exploration and the learning that you're doing sure okay I can do that friend so I basically yeah yeah I'm just gonna check with friend does that seem reasonable to you Fran I'm just thinking about how the the infrastructure might help this so that we don't have to put him on separate machines let's use ci.jankins.io okay great so so Richard I think we've got an answer on number one and the answer is a good thing to do during this community bonding period because you've already submitted pull requests but this is a different kind of pull request right because the current pull requests are running in running J unit tests jmh is not quite J unit right it's a different thing and so you'll have to figure out some infrastructure and how to make it work differently so this will be a very interesting thing and community bonding is a perfect time to do it I welcome that okay are they are the Jenkins agents for ci.jankins.io is that I think you said this but I just wanted to confirm those are are those warm VMs and then it's one VM per agent they they are they are tragically long lived agents and therefore they are not just warmed they are at times stale and overheated so yes they are there there is a facility which he could use and the Azure Azure Container Infrastructure ACI which would give him absolutely non preheated but that's not the default and that's certainly not what the get the the get project uses the get projects use this the the stable they stay for a long time I have to clean their disk space periodically all sorts of challenges okay good times I figured that and you know that happens the real world so right right it is the rule well and and it is Rishabh you should not publish results from ci.jankins.io is definitive right we would certainly be better off ultimately before we get to results that we run it in an environment where we have better control than than those wildly variable agents but those agents can give us comparative numbers to help guide your your development and your shaping of the of the tests okay so the next thing I wanted to discuss was how would we choose operations that you want to test like right now I just thought that operations which involve network or IO operations I would I would test them but do we want to make a start do you want to make do you want to prioritize these operations in a in some way or do we just want to list out the operations we have which in which we use in our plugin and then just test them bench them how would we go about it so I I think we absolutely should prioritize them at least for me I think there are enough operations some of them are corner case operations which is probably not relevant how long it takes for instance there's an operation in the plug-in that will apply a tag and we can predictably say we just don't care how long that operation takes it's not going to dramatically affect one thing or the other it is done so infrequently whereas fetch or check out we do all the time and therefore is quite important okay now another one I would for me I would put top of my list I would suggest and maybe we should propose a process you use to choose the things and bring a recommendation to us it might be that what you do is look at or instrument the the get client to give you a report of counts which things got called how often and then we put that instrument of thing into an environment where it's it's used I'm happy to run it in my environment for instance with a thousand plus Jenkins jobs and I could then give you counts which say hey the here is the here are the counts of which which methods were called at what ratio okay that that's that's going to be great because I tried profiling I was not sure how much reliability is in my machine I did I did receive gate in it and get fetch as one of the most used operations and and that's those are predictable absolutely the question for me would be is get LS remote a high a high profile one because of its use in scanning for brand multi branch repositories its use in detecting changes fit fetch and it and LS remote were the three on my list of probably those and those likely already are 80 or 90% of the benefit if you find a way to improve fetch you've already done dramatic improvements okay great okay so yeah the size of the parameters we want to use to test the operation size of repositories an obvious one that we have different operating platforms yeah so when those Linux and Mac I think you you made it you've the fact that you've got a Mac is a good benefit because I don't have convenient access to a Mac so I would include Mac in your list okay I'm a I'm a free BSD type I have but it is not not nearly big enough to put on this list for the Jenkins community okay so after that okay I've shown the presentation and then hard one of the major discussion topic I had in the mind was how are you going to use jmh if we integrated in our it as a test module it takes considerable time why first of all why would you want it after we benchmark it for once in different environments and we have consolidated results why would we want to integrate this module inside Git client plugin well so for me I would want to integrate it because I love having the results now but I want to know if new versions of command line get change the characteristic or new version new platforms change the characteristic so for example the platform sig is evaluating power PC 64 bit Linux and evaluating IBM system 393 370 x no system 390 x at those two are places where this would help or in my environment I may want to run it on free BSD but but I don't think we want to run it every time on ci.jankins.io but I think we we at least for me I would prefer it be readily available so anyone could run it anytime they wish comments from from other mentors yeah I think that sounds like a good approach okay so now we show an additional optional stage in the Jenkins file to run this how would we like for unit test that's something which is not optional right we run it with the code right yeah so so my thought was either make it optional in the Jenkins file or make it a purely a command line thing that I could then extend the Jenkins file myself privately on a private fork to invoke that but having it available in the Jenkins file would be very elegant if you can do it so oh and in fact there is a there is a history of doing that reshob if you would like to refer to someone else's work who had done that in the get plug-in Jenkins file history you will find so in there in the history and get of the Jenkins file you will find code that was added to run the platform the oh dear plug-in compatibility tester and the acceptance test harness I turned them off because they were too heavyweight and I finally deleted them but they are there and they give you an example of how to do it just look in the the get log for the exact Jenkins file and it will show you when I when I made that change and you can then use that as a pattern now I apologize obviously it feels like I made a mistake here I only allow 30 minutes for this I suspect we need an hour the other proposal was we would like to meet as much as twice a week to be sure that reshob gets feedback Fran Justin is there a time which I'll send you a doodle poll to see if we could get each other connected for another time during the week okay yeah so I think you're proposing due to half-hour sessions right so reshob do you have enough to continue making progress until the next time we meet we will for sure meet one week from today and I'll propose an additional meeting sometime between that based on the doodle poll I think what I can work on is the first thing is adding things to the design document because I've just added the benchmark strategy I haven't added things related to the fixes performance fixes we wanted to do the already existing bugs we have particularly redundant fetch and the second thing is maybe we I can test another gate operation I can try to test it maybe check out I can do that so yeah and or maybe we could discuss the implementation the way I want to include performance improvement inside the plug-in you could discuss that in the next meeting as well great now would you also be willing to share give a five minute brief summary and it really will have to be very brief high level to the platform special interest group a week from tomorrow so the platform special interest group will meet a week from yeah next it'll be the 17 oh you know the date I think I'd shared with you I'll send you a right 21st would that be okay for you yeah that is okay but I just wanted to know what exactly do I have to summarize what we want to do or do I have to describe the benchmarking strategy what particularly are we looking for huge you choose what you think would be interesting to the people in the platform sig this is a chance to do a status report to a group of people who let's see one of the people there is from IBM and other one is from Broadcom and and these are people who think about platforms all the time and so you just presenting hey we're trying this we're doing this benchmarking technique will cause them to be oh what about this what about that will be a good dialogue sure sure okay so I'll add whatever we've discussed and whatever the tasks I have for the agenda for the next meeting and there was things which we so identity progressive milestones for the project plan so right now when I when I created the proposal I had the key deliverables I just wanted to discuss we discuss it this time the things I mentioned as stretch goals to where do we want to shift them into the key deliverables we were trying to achieve so that's something after which I can identify the progressive milestones correctly yeah right and I think progressive milestones is a good thing to happen during this community bonding phase and we got two more weeks at least in community bonding during this phase so this that let's let's keep making progress there okay sure I think this is is there anything else you want to discuss I'll update the meeting notes excellent thank you so I'll send the Google the or the Doodle poll and we'll plan to meet again we will between now and next Wednesday I'll try to find another time when we could meet for 30 minutes you'll keep going on on the evaluation on the document on the design document and get yourself ready for presentation of the platform SIG as well okay all right okay excellent so I will I will post a copy of the recording because it helps people know how we're going thanks very much everybody thanks thank you very much work excellent worker job excellent work


Ang karunungan ay kapangyarihan. And it's time once again to put that power to the test. Here on... K-Check! Hello everyone, I am Bruce Guia. Ako naman force, yater ni Gaby Konstruktion and this is K-Check and another exciting season of teaching and learning. Patuloy pa rin ang pagahanap natin ng mga gustong sanayin at palawakin ang brain power nila to competition. Alami natin kung kayan nila ang brain workout na inhanda natin for them this season. Kaya samahan nyo kami until the final week of competition when we reveal a new K-Check champion. Ang apat natin daily winners ang dadaan sa ating karunungan check sa araw na ito. Sue is a third-year student from Yulohio Amang Rodriguez Institute of Science and Technology taking up Bachelor of Special Needs Education. Her hobbies are singing, dancing, cooking and watching movies. Up next, we have Ray Mart. Ray Mart is a UP Dileman student. He studies computer science. Back home, they have six cats. On his spare time, he jogs around the campus. Sudat naman, Joseph. Joseph is a civil engineering student of UP Dileman. His MBTI is INTJ. He spends his time watching movies and surfing the internet. Finally, we have R.K. R.K. is a student of Iris. She studies special needs education generalist. Her hobbies include reading stories on Wattpad, as well as watching movies and TV drama. These four contestants will be competing under the watchful eyes of today's K-Check panel of experts. We have Marianne Roque who is a professor of mathematics in UP Dileman. Professor Neil Santillian, former chairperson of the UP Dileman Department of History. And last but not least, multi-media artist and professor Emeritus who teaches film at the UP College of Math Communication Film Institute and communication at the UP Open University. We have professor Grace Xavier Alfonso. At ngayon, contestants, good luck as we go into our first round. Get ready to buzz in, hopefully with correct answers which are worth 10 points each. Let's begin. This round one. Question number one. What popular spicy Korean dish is trade of pickled or fermented cabbage? Ray Mark. Kimchi. Kimchi is the correct answer, K-Check. Question number two. Did you know that dog racing is popular in some parts of the world? What breed of dogs have been raised in the derby in England since 1927? The correct answer is the greyhound. Question number three. How many players should there be on the field for one team in a football game? Joseph. Six. The answer is incorrect. R.K. Five. The answer is incorrect. Su. Eight. The answer is also incorrect. Yes, Ray Mark. Ten. The answer is still incorrect. Correct answer is eleven. Question number four. What film about a blacksmith starred for Nanda Po Junior and Coco Martin in the title character in different versions, Ray Mark? Panday. Panday or ang panday is the correct answer. K-Check. Question number five. What small country in Southeast Asia on the north coast of Borneo has been influenced and protected by Britain since 1888? Mouders. Maldives is not correct. Thailand. Thailand is not correct. The correct answer is Brunay or Brunay Jerusalem. Question number six in geology. The Gutenberg Discommunity separates the outer core from which thick layer of the earth? Mantle. Mantle is the correct answer. K-Check. Question number seven. In every year in December, Jose Feliciano's single Feliz Navidad climbs up the chart. What language, aside from English, is Feliz Navidad written in? Joseph. Spanish. Spanish. The title itself is in Spanish, Feliz Navidad. Question number eight. What Olympic sport has the following events? Rings? Floor exercises? Raymar. Gymnastics. Gymnastics is the correct answer. K-Check. Question number nine. Anastasia and Drizella are the stepsisters of which Disney princess? Sue. Cinderella. Cinderella is the correct answer. K-Check. Question number ten. How many teeth are there in a usual complete set of teeth? Sue. 26. The answer is incorrect. Joseph. 32. The number of teeth in a usual complete set of teeth in an adult human is 32. The answer is correct. K-Check. In mental mathematics, what is 16 divided by one half? Joseph. Eight. Joseph's answer is incorrect. 32. 32 is the correct answer. K-Check. Last question in sports, by definition, how many individual sports are contested in the Olympic discipline modern pentathlon? Raymar. Five. Five is the correct answer. K-Check. And that's it for our first round. Thank you, attorney Gabi. Rika pa'y naman sports nila. Raymar is leading with 50 points followed by Joseph with 30 points. Sue with 10 points. And R.K. kaya pang umabol sa mga susunod na rounds. Ang sabi nga nila, apang may round, kay pag asa. So, ready na ba kayo for round two? Susunod na yan sa pagbabalik ng K-Check. Tuloy pa'yun tayo dito sa karunimang check. Rika pa'y na tayo, attorney. Naka din ang mga scores. Raymar is leading with 50 points followed by Joseph with 30 points. Si Sue may 10 points. R.K. kaya pang umabol sa ating mga susunod na rounds. Now, on to round two. Contestants get ready to buzz in but make sure to strategize because correct answers are worth 20 points each. But you lose 10 points if you answer incorrectly. Let's begin. Question number one. The PCG is a uniformed service task primarily with enforcing loss within Philippine waters and safeguarding life and property at sea. What does PCG stand for? Sue. Philippine Coast Guard. Philippine Coast Guard is correct. K-Check. Question number two. What is the title of the debut novel of Chinwa Acebe that deals with the European invasion of Nigeria during the late 19th century? The correct answer is things fall apart. Question number three. What is the name of the only brother of Jose Rizal? The correct answer is Pashano. Question number four. Did you know that Taylor Swift's first number one single in the Billboard charts was also cited by Guinness World Records as the fastest selling single in digital history in 2012? What is the title of Taylor Swift's number one song? Jose. Love Story. Love Story is Malik. Our song? Our song is Malik. The correct answer is we are never ever getting back together. Confirm natin mamaya. Question number five. What character was played by Gene Wilder, Johnny Tepp, and now Timothy Chalamet and the movie adaptation? Raymard. Willie Wonka. Let me continue in the movie adaptations of Roald Dahl's Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Willie Wonka is correct. Kcheck. Question number six. What country has won the gold medal in men's basketball the most times at the Olympic Games? United States of America. United States of America or USA is correct. Kcheck. Question number seven. What is the name of the forgetful blue tank fish in the film Finding Nemo? Raymard. Dory. Dory is correct. Kcheck. Question number eight. In geometry. What do you call a line segment that connects non-consecutive vertices of a polygon? The correct answer is Diagonal. Question number nine. What country was invaded by Iraq in August 1992 to start the Gulf War? Raymard. Kuwait. Kuwait is correct. Kcheck. Question number ten. Which neighbor of Egypt is the country that has the most pyramids in the world? So. Egypt. Egypt is male. Joseph. Giza. Giza is male. Algeria. Algeria is male. The correct answer is Question number eleven. In science. What term refers to the rate of increase of speed or the rate of change? Raymard. Acceleration. Let me proceed. Change of velocity of a moving body. The correct answer is Acceleration. Kcheck. Last question for this round. Number twelve. What is the title of the Broadway musical where Lea Salonga sang Miss Saigon. Malay. Kog Lea Salonga kasi. Where Lea Salonga sang that's soon tomorrow. Arcade. Mulan. Mulan is Malay. The correct answer is Nabuta nyo naman. Yung tomorrow, alam yung song na tomorrow. Okay. That ends our second round. Tingnan naman natin kung may pagbabago na sa ranking ng ating mga contestants. Raymard currently leads with 120 points followed by Sue with 20. Joseph with 10 and Arcade with minus 10 points. 100 points lang naman. Ang kailangan na bulin. Pero di pa natin nalaw. Marag pa pwede mga niyari dahil di pa tapos ang laban. Ultimate paggalingan na sa pagbabalik ng Kcheck. Welcome back everyone to Kcheck. Dika po na tayo na mga points yung attorney. Una-unas, Raymard is leading with 120 points followed by Sue with 20 points. Joseph with 10 points and Arcade with negative 10 points. And now, it's the expert's turn to play quiz masters in our ultimate paggalingan round. Remember, sa round dito, correct answers are worth 30 points each at may 15 point deduction for wrong answers. Let's begin. First question will come from Prof. Marian. Paggalingan ito, wrong answers are wrong. Okay, which of the following diseases is caused mainly by a bacterial infection? A, chickenpox. B, flu. C, amibiasis. D, hepatitis. Or E, tuberculosis. Raymard. Tuberculosis ko. Chickenpox is caused by a virus, baricella zoster. Flu also influenza. Amibiasis is caused by amiba, a parasite. Hepatitis is caused by mainly a virus. Tuberculosis is caused by the mycobacterium tuberculosis. So, answer is letter E. Tuberculosis. K, check. Prof. Marian, next question please. Yeah, world history. Para siya shiaid Islam o shia Islam, sino ang kanilang kinikilalang unang kalif po-kalifa na nagsilbing tagapag patuloy ng pamumulong slami ko matapos ang kamatayan ni Muhammad. A, abubakar. B, ali. C, husain. B, muawiya. I, umar. Ilang sa mga bansa na may malaking populasyon ng shia Islam ay ang iran, irak, aserbayjan at parin. Ang tamang sagot ay B, ali. K, check. Prof. DG, next question. What is the famous Philippine folk dance that echoes the movements of a bird where dancers navigate tinikling? The Philippine folk dance dance to the tune of rondalia music which originated from Spanish colonial period and the movements are likened to the bird tickling. So the answer is tinikling. K, check. Thank you so much. Very good. Kala ko tinikling kawayan. Which of the following numbers is divisible by ninth? A, 801. B, 780. 635. T, 500. Joseph. A, 801. Ang pag-check ng divisibility by ninth is checking if the sum of the digits is divisible by ninth. So 801 is indeed divisible by ninth. K, check. Prof. DG, next question. Bago, Lakarlota, at San Carlos ay ilan sa mga lungsood ng anong provincia sa Visayas. A, sebu. B, ilo-ilo. Re, ma. Sebu. Malik. C, leite. D, negros-oxalental. I, negros-oriental. R, q. Negros-oxalental. Ang provinciang ito ay may labing tatlong lungsood. Pina kamalaki sa mga lungsood ay ang kabisera nito ang bakonod. Ang tamang sagot ay letter D Negros-oxalental. K, check. Prof. DG, next question. Who was the Italian Renaissance artist who executed marble sculpture called David? Donatello. Malé. Michelangelo. The statue of David was commissioned for one of the buttresses of the cathedral of Florence and was carved from a whole block of marble by Michelangelo. K, check. Dating close fight na rin? O, humahabul na si Joseph kay Raymar. Next question, Prof. Maria. Feel na-feel natin na finals so talaga. Para-basketball. Para-basketball. Okay ito, carry ito. What is the layer of air closest to us in the Earth's atmosphere? Raymar, troposphere. Robin Choices, ha? Okay. So, according to, tapat A, exosphere, B, ionosphere, mesosphere, stratosphere, troposphere. According to distance from the Earth's surface, pinakamalayo exosphere, pinakamalapit troposphere. K, check. Prof. DG, next question. Sana masagot rin ang tanungkon na wala pang choices. So, world history. Sino ang santo papa ang naglunsad ng unang krosada na naglayong muling makuhang Jerusalem mula sa mga muslim ng 1095. A, Gregory VII. B, Leo III. C, Benedict IV. The fourth, D, Urban II. E, Innocent III. I'm letter C, Benedict IV. Malé. A, Gregory VII. Malé. Popular na expression na pagmamahal sa Simbahan Katolico at sa mga santo papa ang paglahok sa mga krosada. Ang tamang sagot ay letter D, Urban II. La Gaconda is better known as what? A, the Mona Lisa. B, girl with a pearl earing. C, lady with a water picture. D. So, sir. A, Mona Lisa. Lisa del Giacondo is a portrait of a certain Lisa, an Italian noble woman from the town of Giaconda. And her portrait is a very much celebrated Mona Lisa, K-check. So, the last set of questions for this round. Nagko. Parang Miss Universe lang. Dali ba hawa kamay, okay? Let's go. Ito pa, bilisan to. If five terms of a sequence, what is the next term? Thirteen. Pagskora ko. Four over four. This is the Fibonacci sequence, the first five terms. Get the next term by adding the two previous terms. So, five and eight ang last two terms. The next term is C-13. K-check. Last question from Sir Neil. Overwhelm ako. Idol Sir Raymart na. Wala pan-choices. Alam yung tamang sagot. Sana sa inyo rin, sir na. Sana, sana. Ito mas madalit. Three. Sinong pangulo ng bansa na nagbago ng petya ng pag-deriwang ng araw ng kasarin lang? O kalayaan. Mula July 4, 2012. A, Emilio Aguinaldo. Timipig nang kay mga muka nila. May, just dado makapagal. C, Ferdinand Marcos Sr. D, Elpidio Querino. E, Manuel Rojas. Letter B po, just dado makapagal. Ang pagbabago ng petya ay pag-kilala sa kabayanihan ng mga revolusionari ang Pilbino. Ang tamang sagot ay letter B. Just dado makapagal. Paycheck. Okay. What famous building did the architect Antoni Gaudi design in Barcelona? A, nako multiple choice. A, Palacio de Cristal. B, Sagrada Familia. Antoni Gaudi was a Catalan architect and designer from Spain. Known as the greatest exponent of Catalan modernism. Gaudi's works have a highly individualized or what we call a sui generis. Or one of kind. His most famous work is Lasagrada Familia in Barcelona. Kaycheck. And that's it for Kaycheck Ultimate Pagali and Challenge. Congratulations to Raymard. Our Kaycheck weekly winner with a final score of 225 points. We'll see Raymard again in the semifinals when he competes with our other weekly winners. Yes, and of course we'd like to thank our other contestants, Sue, Joseph, and R.K. and our final of experts, Professor Mariant, Professor Neal, and Professor Gigi. Maraming silamat po, ako po si Julia. And I'm Antoni Gaudi Conceptron. Join us again on Monday for another round of Kaycheck.


Who's your best friend on campus? Oh, wow. Anyone who wants popcorn, number one. It's my big debut. Are you just in here for the free popcorn?  The story of how somebody got punched in your car. Follow us on TikTok or Instagram at RIT underscore SG.  So I did and it was awesome. It does smell so good. You can have some more. I can have a little bit, just like a little, like a, thank you so much. Appreciate it. Would anybody be up to like talk to me for a couple of minutes or? Yes. I didn't even finish my sentence. I love it. It's my big debut. Yeah, make you famous. What's your name? My name's Morgan Rosenberg. All right, Morgan. What do you do here at RIT? I do a lot of stuff. I'm in the School of Individualized Study. Best program here, by the way. Stop it, Chris. What? So the School of Individualized Study, people. Sorry, he's laughing at me. That's good, yeah, that's good. Get out of here. Hi, Chris. Hi, Chris. Oh, the School of Individualized Study is a program here where kids can kind of make their own major. So I'll use myself as an example. You know, I was super interested in journalism, but I knew I didn't want to write about news. So I came to SOYCE and I decided to do pop culture journalism. I'd like to be a film critic or something like that. So that's what I'm a part of here. And I'm in the student government as the senator for that school. We have a senator for each of the colleges, as well as representative student organizations, president members, and committee chairs. And we all basically work together to spread the students' needs to faculty and staff and the president, the provost, all that special stuff. Hi, I'm Chris Fry. I'm a fourth year marketing and political science double major here at RIT. So that doesn't seem to me like the typical major of RIT. So why would you come to RIT for that? And what do you like about your program here? So I originally wanted to do marketing as a career. I started liking it a little bit when I did a club in high school. And then I started getting into the political scene. So marketing is kind of my backup corporate degree if the political science stuff doesn't work out. But RIT is a great combination with a lot of the technology. So I currently work over in the Office of Government and Community Relations, which is definitely exposing me to politics and the connection between higher education. And you make a lot of good connections over there. Who's your best friend on campus? Oh, wow. I'm going to hurt people's feelings if I end that. Do you want to pass on that? No. I'll give you my top three. One of them is actually outside. He's Dylan is my roommate. And then my other one is Matt. And then my other best friend would be Cassie Arusion, who's the first friend I ever had here on campus. My sister actually introduced us. I know they're probably making faces because it's like sweet. They totally are. They totally are. I've made so many friends here. Obviously SG has definitely been a part of that. So one time I was out at this place on a Friday night. Now in Rochester, don't go out to the city on Friday nights. Bad idea. I'm out. I got picked up in this car. I go in the trunk because I'm going to be riding in the trunk that night as some college students do. How do you decide who gets to ride in the trunk? Oh. It's whoever volunteers. If nobody volunteers, that is my responsibility.  I'm like, yo, what's going on? Hi. My name is Samantha Gensler. I study interior design. I'm also the student government vice president this year. We get the engineers, the art majors to try and create projects that'll hopefully better the environments that we have. I'm actually a senior right now working on my capstone project. And mine is currently on the design impacts on patient outlook in long-term post-operative hospital units. Any advice for new students coming onto campus? Okay. My advice for new students is definitely put yourself out there in situations you wouldn't expect to be in. But putting yourself out there and doing those activities that you aren't really sure of can definitely help change your entire experience here. Anyway, and Olson and I just see this guy get out and he's like bleeding. I don't think we got to the point of why the kid got punched. Apparently he smiled at a guy the wrong way. He was just like, the kid smiled at him, the window was down, and then the person was like on the sidewalk and he was like, why are you looking at me funny and it came up and punched him. Dan Talbot. I'm a fourth year mechanical engineering technology major. I'm also in student government as the housing and dining chair. Everything from your regular dining halls on campus, like graces or dining commons or brick city rits, to more specialized food options like salseritas which serves Mexican food, Proving Chicken in here. Looks like the biggest issue that you're trying to solve right now. Accessibility for our deaf students. A lot of our dining areas have areas of improvement for accessibility. So I'm going to be working with our cross registered senator and our future anti-d senator to explore options so that all the staff that we have at our dining facilities are trained in at least some form of ASL. He drives away like one block around the corner, right?  It makes no sense. He came from a different school. He had to go to the ER and then drive back all the way to Niagara from here which is like an hour and a half that night. Chris Brown Loyal was playing at the time. Every time we hear that song, we pour out a little bit of stuff just in honor of our boy Dustin who got punched to that song. That's one of the crazier things that has happened. Dude, your car is a dangerous place but people getting punched, people getting taken to D.P. Doe. Wait, wait, wait, wait. Tell us what's up Jake. I'm Jake Long. I'm a senator for the College of Engineering Technology. So what do you like about your programs in particular? The labs that we do from like surveying and learning how to make concrete and like what goes into it, I love it all. So how did you choose RIT in the first place? I like to say I was kind of forced into it. My aunt works here and I've always gotten like RIT merged since I was a kid so I've always kind of been like pushed that way and it just so happens that RIT is a really good school first of engineering. Anything else you want to share? RIT is probably one of the nicest college campuses, like people-wise. Like I was out walking one day at night time and these guys had a telescope and they were looking at Saturn and I'm like, oh, what are you guys looking at? We just had a whole conversation about looking at the stars and such. Thanks a lot Jake. Thank you.  D.P. Doe is not a good place. D.P. Doe is a bad place. What? Boo! Zellig, we know what they are. We know what they are. Can I, like, rebute that on camera? Yeah, so of course. Here's the thing. Here. Yeah. Wait, what is this? Okay. D.P. Doe is much better. They got cookies at D.P. Doe, first of all. They got ice cream. They got breadsticks. They got, what are they called, cannolis? I eat there four times a week and I'm broke because of D.P. Doe's, because I love it so much. Here's the deal though.  You are hungry. However, do you want a snack or do you want a full meal? I don't want a full meal at 2 AM. Time out, time out. D.P. Doe has a much longer line and you get cookies and ice cream. Oh, my brother, my brother in Christ. You get in and out. You get in and out. You got to preemptively cure the hangover. You see what I'm saying, young bull? No, on top of that. Drink water. You're complaining about the line. You're complaining about the line. But to me, that's the experience. It's dinner with a show, okay? You've got some beautiful, classy clientele at D.P. Doe at 2 AM. Trust me. It's great. Every time you go. Director of marketing. Director of marketing for the student government. Yes, I am. Okay. Well, yeah, then we're practically cousins. Yeah, so go ahead and introduce yourself. Yeah. My name is Zella Goodman Hoffman. I am a third year visual media photography major. I also am double minoring in marketing and political science, and I am the director of marketing for student government here on campus. So I have a videographer, a photographer, graphic designer, and then a social media content creator and manager. And so we basically just make content. People can make design requests for certain things they have going on. We do fun videos, we make TikToks, Reels. Follow us on TikTok or Instagram at RIT underscore SG, sort of just making fun content to show that we're students, too, and that we can have a good time and just sort of want to relate to the student body. What's been your most successful TikTok for student government? So we actually just made our first TikTok yesterday. Oh, okay. That's the one, then. In terms of Reels, though, we had a reel of our president, Aditya, doing a bottle flip onto my hat, and that got like 10,000 views. So that was pretty good. By far the most viewed video on the page. That's more than any of mine. My name's Aditya or Ady. I'm a fourth year computer science student here. This is my final year. I can't believe it. And I'm this year's student government president. We're so really excited. What are the big plans for the student government this year? Yeah, so alongside my vice president, Sam, we ran under a five pillar platform centered around accessibility, activities, mental health support, a connected student body, and career and professional services. What's like the balance between like, say, coursework and, you know, actual studies and then these kinds of other things that you do on the side? Yeah. I would say the average person, like, is able to manage it really, really well with, you know, like on average, like a 14 to 15 credit course load with being involved in a few activities on campus. I took some classes over the summer to lighten the load up a little bit because I just want to be a little more involved in the organization this year. Who do you think would be a good fit for, like, student government? If somebody wanted to come in here and join you guys? Anyone who wants popcorn, number one. That's how I got in here. If you like popcorn, that's number one. Really, the other two criteria are if you are an advocate and want to be an advocate for anyone, whether that's, you know, your specific constituency or the school as a whole, right? There's roles for you and for everyone. And the other one is just passion. You need to be passionate about being a student and the student experience at the school without passion. It's not worth it. Thank you so much. Is there any way you want to plug how people can get in touch with you guys? Yeah, absolutely. If you're interested in... If you're good at RIT, number one, fill out a pop print. And if you don't get RIT, follow us on Instagram at RIT underscore SG. And we have a phone number. We have a phone. We have a phone number. Slide it to the DM. If you don't get RIT, please don't call us. Thank you. I think we can leave it right there. That's beautiful, guys.


Sonic the Hedgehog 2 is out along with my actual review. This is the spoiler video where I'm gonna be ruining things for those that haven't seen it. So if you haven't watched the film and you don't want things ruined, go check out my actual review.  Either way, we're starting. ["Hedgehog 2"] Just wanna point out that I like this movie. I enjoyed it just as much as the first. Probably not more, but equal. About equal, I'd say equal footing. There are a few things I wanted to talk about though that I didn't get a chance to in the previous video, so here goes. First off, small appreciation for Ben Schwartz and the screenwriters for allowing him to throw in that Parks and Rec reference. It's in reference to Ben Schwartz's character, Jean Raphael from Parks and Rec, one of the greatest side characters of all time. So I really enjoyed hearing that in the movie. Secondly, the first 20 or so minutes of this movie are really good. I was hoping it was gonna keep this momentum going. Unfortunately, the wedding stuff really derails things badly for about 20 minutes and it just sucks because that whole section could have been taken out. I loved the beginning where we're back on the mushroom planet and Dr. Robotnik's experimenting with a lot of different things, primarily how to make a good cup of coffee using only mushrooms. He fires up this mushroom-style Goonies-esque contraption that goes around and around and ends with Sonic being impaled into spikes. It's a great scene, it looks fantastic. This whole movie looks really nice. And then we get a great introduction to the echidna, going through a ring portal. We hear a little bit about his rivalry with the owl race. They went all in on owls this time around. It's really a big backstory thing. And I do always enjoy when sequels find a way to shoehorn in their plot to the first film. So we find out Sonic was actually sent to Earth for a reason. It's because the master Emerald is here and he has to protect it. We also learn that Knuckles has been searching for this puppy his whole life.  I enjoyed the plot and how it interweaves with the first story. I also like that Knuckles and Robotnik team up in a plausible manner and how they kind of backstab each other as the movie goes on. It's all very well done. But then there's this wedding stuff that's so insane. Maddie's sister Rachel's getting married. And for some reason this is an important plot point that we have to spend a good amount of time talking about. Tom's there, which helps because I think Tom's delightful. I like his relationship with Sonic, the father figure that Sonic needs in his life. It's so hard to even process and put into words what takes place. Okay, they're at the wedding. Rachel's about to get the ring put on her finger by the love of her life who is completely jacked.  Him and all of his buddies, by the way. There's a shirtless scene where I was just sitting in awe, watching them thinking. So this is what it's like to be a man. And Tom realizes, oh God, the magic trick I did earlier, I took the wrong ring. It's a funny moment. He throws the ring. Sonic and Tails pour through the portal, barely surviving an avalanche. And then we find out that this was the plan all along by the general from the first film. He pops out of nowhere and says, we got him. Tag him and beg him. Sonic and Tails go in a cage while I'm confused as to what's going on. He turns out Rachel's fiance was in undercover cop the whole time and this was all a ruse, a sting operation to get Sonic and Tails put away. Well, just Sonic, Tails is new. They didn't know about him. But still, what? What logic is this? So the government who's been tracking the blue blur decides the best way to get him cornered is to throw an elaborate wedding with Sonic's best friend's wife's sister in Hawaii, where it would cost a fortune, by the way, we're then gonna have a plane fly overhead that says I love you. They do so much, what is the budget for this team? What, why are they spending so much unnecessary money? You didn't need to get the plane. You didn't need to put the sign out there for her. Rachel's already all in. She's marrying a stallion of a man. Not only that, but to catfish this woman for months or years, how long has it been? How long has he been playing this game with her heart for? She's naturally furious and this continues on. We then get Rachel rampaging through the wedding, destroying stuff. It's honestly really funny though. She pops the e-brake on the golf cart, it's slow motion, blows up into some speakers as she walks away chucking a wine bottle. Hilarious, why is it in a Sonic movie? After 10 or so minutes, I turned over to my daughter and I'm like, is this Sonic anymore? What are we watching here? There was a point where I had to go away and use the bathroom and when I came back, Sonic and Tails were freed. I honestly don't know if they ever showed him Get Free because I feel like the movie really turned into the Rachel show for about 10 or so minutes there. We see them launch a security guard or a cop into the sky. He might have came down. I don't know how he's not dead. They also shoot at people. They injure many officers. I don't know why there's no repercussions for these women or Tom. Honestly, they may have killed a few people and got off scot-free. You could have removed that entire slice of film, lost absolutely nothing to the plot and then you would have had a much more manageable hour and 40 minute film. Would have been perfect. As it stands, this was just a really funny aside that did not need to be here and shouldn't have been. The plot is so absurd. We have to talk about the final moments of the movie where Dr. Robotnik absorbs the master Emerald, becoming ultra powerful. He's got magneto abilities. He's pulling metal structures together and he makes that giant bad guy boss thing from Sonic 2. I'm sure it has a name. Egg destroyer, egg walker, I don't know what it's called. It looks cool though. Sonic and friends gotta go fast to stop him and they do, but not fast enough. As Sonic and the family are crushed under the weight of this machine. But not before the chaos Emerald falls down and Sonic is able to get it using the power of love, of course, because that's what we do in these movies. Boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop. Bleh. Bleh. He goes super saiyan. It's not quite as dramatic as I made it. Honestly, it could have been more dramatic than what they made it. It is still cool though. My son was freaking loving it. He actually turned to me and the first thing he said is I wonder if hypersonic's gonna be in this. I just, there's no pleasing this kid. There's no pleasing him. Hypersonic? What are we doing anymore? Sonic takes out Robotnik who falls, of course, into a cloud of smoke. We don't see what happens. He disappears in case Jim Carrey decides he's not retired from acting and wants to come back for a third, which I'm guessing he will.  I think it would be hilarious. Give me that Tom Cruise tropic thunder style of body suit and you have a winner here. We then end with a cute baseball scene akin to the first movie. This time Knuckles just punches the baseball, almost takes off Portail's head, which would have been delightful to see.  Good ending, very cute. We then get an end credit scene where we find out that 50 years in the past, a science experiment was made. And in this laboratory, we get the reveal of Shadow the Hedgehog. He's back, baby, this time in movie form. I hope he's got a motorcycle here. I hope he's brandishing that gun, or maybe double guns. He's definitely got the attitude, I can tell. He's got the black fur, he's got the scar on the eye or whatever.  Looks like a total bozo, and I'm ready for it. I am a little bit bewildered as to why this was 50 years in the past and who created him, but that's for the sequel to tell. And that's for the convolution to really start. Third movie is where they always just go completely off the rails or completely off the tails, if you must. All right, those are my spoiler thoughts on Sonic 2. Not a bad little movie, fun for the whole family. Let me know what you thought in the comments below. Did anything blow your mind? Were you like, oh, I got that reference from the game? There was the sound from Green Hill Zone. Hey, he's doing his waiting animation where he taps his foot on the ground. There was a lot of good references, I appreciated that. Feel free to like the video if you enjoyed yourself. Subscribe if you haven't. I post tons of movie related content each and every week. Hit the notification bell, that little ding ding, so they show up in your feed. And hopefully you'll make like a ring and I'll see you around, puns. While you look at some of the other related videos and maybe think about joining me on Patreon at patreon.com slash adamdosmovies or right here via the YouTube join button above, I'm gonna list off some other characters I'd like to see in the Sonic verse. Big the cat, Amy with the sledgehammer, Cream the bunny, the robot from Sonic Adventure 2. I don't remember his name, it's some letters and numbers. Rouge the bat, Bumblebee kid with the sneakers, alligator guy with the gold chain necklace. There's a lot of characters. Most of them are pretty stupid, but there's a lot of characters. Hopefully we just get Shadow. Maybe Metal Sonic makes an appearance, that would be sweet. I like Metal Sonic.


Stayed! Hello! Been a long time. Too busy to catch up. Sorry. Sorry, buddy. Right, so now we need to go to this place, which is in... I really wish it would tell you where it was instead of just the tavern, which could be literally anywhere. I think it's in... I don't even have a mark to... actually, I don't have a mark to... thingy. Don't have a mark to Florensa. Um, bosses will be casting spells upside down. Yes, that would be funny. That would be hilarious. Kingsile, make that happen in Walleroo. Make it happen, please. Let's quickly just do our companions real fast. Not like that, either. Not in that way. That's just weird. Especially since most of them are animals. Really weird. We're not going there. Righty-ho. Hi, Rose. Welcome back. You missed us defeating snakes and some other stuff. Yeah, that's basically what you missed. Just defeating snakes. Wasn't too big of a deal. You know, we also got Contessa. I don't know if you were there for that. Contessa died as well. But that's fine, you know. She served her purpose. She did big damage real fast. That's all she needs to do. What does Old Scratch look like with the skin? That's a great question. That's a really great question. I looked it up. You looked up the New Zealand Haka. Totally different. Please learn about your cultures you want to represent. Very true. Very, very true there. Very, very true. You tried to take a picture of the food but got yelled at for having your phone out. Wow, that's rude. That's very rude. Very, very rude. Oh well, it's fine. I'll believe that there was a lot of food. I will believe you. Maybe. Maybe. I'm not sure if I have believed you yet, but we might see. We might see if I do by the end of the day. Who knows. Right, welcome to the square area. I don't think we've been here yet. No, we haven't. Definitely haven't. Here's a blue wisp. Gotta get the blue yum-yums. Gotta get the blue yum-yums. No sidequests here. That's a shame. Not even going in there. We're going this way. Into here. Into the tavern. That makes sense. There was mini food. There's always mini food though. Okie dokie. Level 68. Nice. Two more levels. Keyduggery. What is this one? Oh, these are the pasta guys. They're all named after pasta and stuff. Nobody got the coin because the bread was too thick. Oh, that's a shame. That's a big shame. So there's a big load of bread with a coin in it. In the kitchen. Wow. Interesting family you have, Rose. Very interesting. So close. Catbird, you can get an extra training point to go to level 62. Oh god. Yikes. You can get... tough. Yes. Where are we going? To the Riga Tony Caves this way. This way. Where is the caves? I have no idea. They're in the sewers, that's right. Cause you know, sewer game. Interesting.  Overall volume was the size of an infant. That is crazy. That is actually a bit crazy there. So you're saying you did not win the bread, so therefore nobody in your family is getting good luck. Is that the quest? Is that what we're doing now? Is that what we're saying? Is that how it works? Probably. Righty ho. Here we go. If anybody wants to come, you can. I'm just going to quickly check my companion, who is finished. And that is Jane. Jane Canary. Enter now. Let's do this. Not yet. You have to keep going until you find it.  Sounds bad. Sounds bad. Can't relate. Really can't relate. We'll show you trouble. Okie dokie. Right, let's go for big guns. 9 treasure baths. Geez. You ate this Boston and Italian restaurant 2 years ago. Wow. Crazy. Crazy stuff. I don't know how he's still alive then. Who knows. Who knows. That's a bit of a shame you couldn't find the coin. A bit of a shame. This is just this guy. We just need to defeat these guys, so it's not too big of a deal. This one. Not too difficult. And then the next one is, we basically finished this quest. And then we go to Tiktok. Tiktok. Which is the clockworks, which is the last dungeon before Cain. Which is crazy. We actually managed to do it all in one day. Crazy crazy. And I only missed to record one big fight, so that's great. I'm doing a great job. Yikes. Yikes. So if anybody wants to put in bits of how many sidequests they have, apart from those who have already entered. The closest person to how many pages we have wins a pack. So yeah, if you want it, you can look into that. I'm not going to show my quest log until we finish. So from now on. I don't even know how many there are. So yeah. Pasta, exactly. Just keeps hitting you.  Just how it works. Just how it works. Dun-dun-dun-dun. Dun-dun-dun. Vengeance strike. Uh oh. First strike. Ratbeard's block on point. Very much on point. Okie-dokie. Well, he's dead. Bye. Bye, buddy. Two of them actually died through that. That was funny. Um, yeah, we're going to go for that. Bonnie can do that. Horkillies can do that. Boy. Um, actually, you can go up there and do that, boy. Do they ever hold the line? No, they don't. So that's fine. They do have... Ok, that should be fine. Should be fine. They well cooked. Yeah, we should be good. What was your guess? Your guess was... 29. Dillon was 35. Dux was 1 billion. I'm safe to say that I don't think Dux is going to win. But if anybody else wants to have a chance to win one pack, put in chat how many you think. Um, how many you think I can get? Wow. Just hit some right back to Ratbeard. Repel Portas. That's funny. Ratbeard is such a tank. Such a tank. Uh, Vengeance. Noice. Kaboom. And we got a noice thing. Unluckiest torpedo in a while. Yeah. But it's fine. He got some extra damage on, so it's fine. He's dead now, so it's even better. Even betterer. Look at that. Kaboom. Dodgers and accuracies should have probably... Should really move that up a bit more. They use Complamo in one shot. Usually they have Complamo in one shot, yeah. Usually. First strike, the first strike of the Vengeance strike. Crazy stuff. Another second chance. Any second chances do you need and you still miss. Disappointing. Disappointing. Bladestorm. Okay, bye. He did. What's his last guide? Are you gonna do nothing? Okay. Fair enough. Fair enough there. Fair enough. I'm just gonna do that. Um, you can just chill. You can do that. Done. I mean, it basically did. Basically did. If I was first, I would have focused fire, but it's fine. It's fine, you see. Cause he's very full fizzle. Yikes. Going back to his old ways, old scratches. Do, do, do. Amazing spinning attack. GG. Nice work, always nice work. Heal. Because we won. Right. Easy peasy. GG. Ooh, we got a better weapon. What was that better weapon? It was like this one, eh? Ooh, that's actually so much better. Yeah, we're equipping that. Boy, we're equipping that. It is still strength based, right? Yeah, that's cool. Cool beans. Didn't leave a mark. Good job. We're not too far away though, so it's fine. It's fine. Um, yeah, that's cool.  We have reached gold limit. No gold. Z-Rex only. What I am going to do is we're going to move this right down to the back here. We need this up, like, pretty closely. This one can come up here as well. And accuracy definitely can come up right up the top there. Um, otherwise this accuracy can come up here as well. Looks good. Looks good. Okie dokie. Let's head up to the tavern again. And we will see what we can do. I do actually need to work on a stitch for all of my characters as well. That's something that I want to do. Work on a stitch for all of my characters. I really hate my, um, thing. What's a pretty island name? I, what do you mean? I'm confused. What is this for? What is this for? How important is it that it needs to be pretty? Um, right. Let's head to tavern, which is just here. Then, basically, we go into the clockworks which is a really fun dungeon. I love it. Only slightly worrying. Um, we get a spot show. And then we essentially win the game. That's just how it works. Just how it works. Making a list because you're brainstorming for something. Um, a pretty island name. I don't know. What do you mean by like a pretty island name? Like a real island? Like, really in the world? Or just, um, something. Hey look, a Malibu and Essen. I know. Crazy, right? Crazy. Who would have thought? I mean, I'm not too worried about copy assets from their own game. Or like in the same game. But when it's not, it's just a bit rude. We need to say goodbye to Don Armando. Because he's no, we're no longer a diplomatic envoy anymore. We've gone out of our range now. We've been bad. Means Cain can destroy us now. How convenient. Sure, Real can give inspiration. Um, I don't know. Just the name. Just the name. I don't know. That's really weird. Really weird. A pretty island name. Like, what do you mean by pretty? Like, how do you define pretty? How do you define pretty? Is anybody at their clockworks? I assume Benjamin is. Clockwork dock. Clockwork dock. Just the name. Just a regular island name. Um, well, what I'm going to do. Bora Bora. Because French Polynesia is cool and I want to go there. That's, that's what we're doing. That's who we're going for. Um, whereas even, oh, we need to actually oof, we need to actually locate the docks. There we go. Right. Rescue in Gaspacho. Here we go, boys. Let's do this.  Are you ready for this? I appreciate your googling efforts. Yeah, I googled it really quickly.  It's always good to get some inspiration from other sources. Righty Ho. This is such a cool place. This is really, really cool. They obviously spent so much time working on this and I appreciate that. I really appreciate that. Um, right, we're going to do that. You can, um, move down there. Hortcules, these guys are scary. You can move up there. Righty Ho. Blood flames. Kaboom. Slowness. No moving for you. Um, what is this? Okay. Agility. Agility. Gotta get that agility up. Gotta get that agility. It okay. I'll 2v1 all of them. Okay. That's fine. I'm just moving closer to you because you are my protection.  Um, the only thing in the Valencia part 2 that they actually put a ton of effort in. Yep. It is true. Very true. Oof. Backwards. Oof backwards. What are, what are, what are the moat? What are the moat? Oof backwards. That one's actually quite cool. Nearly as good as the Oof with the, um, reindeer antlers. That one was really cool. That one was probably the best one. Um, yeah. You are my fire. The one desire. They're all just like blocking him. They're like, no, you cannot pass. Sorry. But no, not happening today. Not today. Oof. That's an unlucky place to be, buddy. That's really unlucky. Really, really unlucky there. I'm tempted to pass. Oof. And have them swarm you. She's still here. Oof with the reindeer. Oof. I'm going to make mine. Wait a second. I get them for free. So it's fine. Um, there's reindeer. There's reindeer. Look at that. I got it. I got it too. What a great emote. What a great emote. I have fog. It's fine. You better be afraid. You better be scared. Um, people say that I'll, people say that a lot to you, but you're an antisocial welcome to my life. And then the reverse Oof. The reverse Oof is quite cool. Although flip doof. I like it. I like it. Oh, bye-bye. You stepped on a bomb. Wrong step there, buddy. Oh, you think that hitting Horkiles will do well? Nah, you're sorry. I mean, I'm sorry. He's just too good for you. Too good for you. Right. I think he's dead. Pretty sure he's dead here. Just a honest opinion. Could be wrong though. Pretty sure he's dead. 99% sure he's dead now. In fact, so 99% sure I'm 100% sure. That's crazy. The alley be here, but the way be blocked, captain, my captain. Be careful, some hoodoo in this cave lurks. That's how he always speaks. It's fine. It's basically the next line that he always says. Be careful, captain, my captain. Oh, okay, okay. Let's go for this. There's guys up here. There's guys down here. There's just guys everywhere, you know? This is, like, not ideal. But it's fine. We'll be good. We'll be okay. Probably, maybe. Hopefully. Possibly. Right. Actually, I'm going to go for Acres and Dodge first. It's probably a good idea. Probably a good idea. Right. Hopefully. Ooh, nice wee fire. Nice wee blood flames. Nice wee slowness. Nice wee mojo boff. Nice wee agility.  And we got some accuracy and dodges. Because that's important. Be wary, captain, my captain. There be evil in this place. So true. So true. The one time old scratch doesn't say that. You know the game's broken. You know the game's officially dead when that happens. Not too bad. Yoki, there's some strength. Gotta get that strength up. And the more strength. All of the strength is mine now. Quick adjust. Uh oh. So much dodge. Bladestorm. Nice. Look at that. Fantastic. Ooh, he taking a bit of damage there. Vengeance strike. Uh oh. Repost. Super hit. Nice. Look at that. That wasn't too bad. I didn't say that with the new key boss so I mean it is a fact. It was a fact what I said so it turns out to be true. That's a sad bit. Dodge. Second chance. Okie dokie. Second chance. Okie dokie. Cheapshot. Uh oh. Overwatch. Get away from me please. Thank you. Kaboom. And what else do we have here? Ok, more fire damage. That's fine. Overwatch. Super hit. Nice. Boom boom boom. Double tap. Nice. Burst fire. Nice. Burst fire again. Super hit. Nice. Very nice. Ok, just popping off there. Popping off. You really walked into the wrong place there buddy. Really walked into the wrong place. Sorry about it. Ok. Dodge. Second chance. Dodge. It's just unfortunate really. Just really unfortunate. Dodge. Second chance. Dodge. Oh gosh. So sad. Dodge. Second chance. Oh he finally hit. Congrats. That was actually quite a decent hit there. Quite a decent hit. Attack. Uh oh. He blocked. Oh no. It's fine though. It's fine. It's fine though. You know. Um, let's just do that because we can. I'll come up and help you boys. Don't worry. I got you. I got you guys. I got you. Super hit. Kaboom. Kaboom.  Must hurt. Exactly. Exactly. Totally bad these tortellinis. Tortellini are bad. Specially these tortellinis. I think they've gone off of it. Which is not ideal. Boom. Burst fire. Boom. Oh gg he did by Overwatch. They passed a what you'd expect exactly. Exactly. Past is not built for fighting. Oh he's stunned. Unlucky. Unlucky bud. Don't know what that was. But that's fine. Oh footsteps. Relentless. Burst fire. Okay. Okay then. Oof. Yikes. What did I get from that? Relentless 3. Cheapshot. Relentless 3. That's what I got. Um, I'm gonna do it. No. Just getting ducks is gonna do it. But if they didn't, I was going to. Well gg Nice work there boys. Nice work. Gold limit. Oh yeah. I forgot we're at the gold limit. I can actually buy stuff now. This way follow me. Hello. This way. There's the tower. Let's get across quickly. Rescue good spot Joe. We can do it. Who am I? I am your favorite person either. My toys are the wonder of Valencia. The toast of despair.  Greed I see now. That's why I'm doing. My partners and investors, the tortellini family asked me to make more practical devices. I listened. Instead of toys I built automata, machines shaped like men. Tireless servants who need no food or wages. And wealthy paid handsomely for them. In return for making them rich, the tortellinis betrayed me. I was exiled from Valencia. In my hidden workshop, I forged a plan for revenge. I would build a new clock worker, but with the true mind and will, no mere servant, this machine would be an artist with talent succeeding even my own. It took years, but at least my labor was done. The machine I built was the pinnacle of my artistry. When it stirred, I gave my creation a name, Cain. Cain would help me imagine and create even grander devices. We would drive the tortellinis to financial ruin, and I would have my revenge.  I built Cain not for the sake of art, not to do good, but for revenge. My dark purpose was reflected in his dark soul. What a lovely puppet show there. And just like that, we now know why Cain is so evil. Wow, who would have thought? Right, let's go and join them in battle. Sorry that I was listening to the puppet show. I just like puppet shows, they're cool. They're the best part of the game, in my opinion. Hi. I'm here, don't worry. Hello. Oh god. Oh god. Right, I'm going to do this. I'm definitely going to hide for a bit. Definitely going to hide for a bit there. During the trees. Okie dokie. Attack, super hurt. Peter Quinter's so cool. I love him. Love him. Love him so much. Relentless. Well, he's dead. Nice. I can push them off the ledge. He's very close. He's teetering on the edge definitely. Definitely teetering on the edge there. Righty ho. Bladestorm. Oops. He nearly dead. Blop, blop, blop. Vengeance. First strike. Kaboom. Welp, Gigi. Attack. That wasn't even her attack. Geez. That's crazy. Crazy stuff there. Love Vengeance. She's great. Absolutely fantastic. He built K not to know anything else but revenge and the evil with a brain exceeding his own. Not smart obviously. No. Very not smart. That's why he built someone else with a brain exceeding his own. Because he just wasn't smart, you know. Problem solved. Problem or soul though. So close. So close from dead. He's dead. So close again. Hello. So close. Please kill Minotaur. Yes. Good job. Good job Minotaur. You did it. You did it. Easy fight there. Did so much in that one. So much for clipping him. Exactly. Exactly. Right. There we go. Easy peasy. Oh no. My backpack's full again. That was quick. How did my backpack get so full so quickly? Wait we're going this way? Wait what? I'm so confused. Okay we're just going to run around the whole city. Oh we can't. That's a shame. While we're waiting I'm going to clear out some backspace again. Okay 190 should be fine for now. Right here we go. Let's defeat these guys. I'm here. Don't worry. Don't worry I'm here. I know you were worried but I'm here. We good. I made it. I made it. Right. Some agility. And some damaging. And some strengthy poo. And there we go. Keto. Bomb. Another bomb. Overwatch. No burst fire. That's a shame. Overwatch though. Burst fire maybe? No burst fire. That's big shame. Big shame there. Oh well. Double tap. You could have hit the one that was not nearly dead. The one that was nearly dead but that's fine. Why would game be smart? Oh there's battle angel gone which is good. Very very good. Battle angel is scary. I do not like them at all.  Same. They're annoying. They're annoying as well. Battle angels are nearly as bad. Actually I think battle angels are worse. Such a drag. Exactly. Such a drag. At least he's nearly at half health which is good. Just because all of this repost. Okie dokie let's try this now. Alright we're going to do this. You can do that. Sure. Horkillies can come in with the kaboom. Done. Done done done. Sounds good good good. There. Right! Who's we waiting for? Who's we waiting for? We are waiting for someone. Now we're not though which is good. Oh that was nearly dim dim. He nearly did. Oh one of them did it. Two of them did. Which is good. Battle angel still lives though. Double tap again. Double tap again. Burst fire. Burst fire. Not too bad. Not too bad. Righty ho Who are we doing here? You're probably going to get him. I would say attack. He was definitely right about that one. Glancing below. Done done done. And relentless. And another one. Yeah. Super hit. Yeah yeah yeah. Amazing. I love Peter Quincy. So cool. So cool. Some accuracy and dodge. Not that we really need it anymore. But you never know. You never know. Battle Angel is not doing anything. That's a surprise. That's actually a big surprise. She's too scared. She's like no. It gave up. It sure did.  I'm not coming in any closer.   I know what this means. Okay that's fine. That'll be fine. It'll be fine. She's dead. Very much dead. Yep. Right there we go. Easy peasy. Nice work boys. We did a gold limit. Man I love the gold limit. That's great. Hid something here long ago. Someone streamed almost 12 hours on YouTube before reaching New Year. I'm not surprised. Oh another profit show. Number 3 in final. Just escaped. We cast off from the golden dock. But one of them managed to board the ship. We destroyed the terrible machine and barely escaped our lives. While the others argued over the share of the gold. I claimed the broken pieces of the guardian of my share. That machine. But I wonder it was. In the months I spent disassembling it I learned three but then I pulled him. Sorry I muted my mic for the puppet show and I muted it. I thought I did but I didn't. I was just saying that lag was the puppet show itself. Thank you for noticing. I've fixed it now. Don't worry. We good. We good. We good. We good hopefully. But yeah that's the last puppet show of the game. Last puppet show of the game which is kind of sad. Kind of sad there. Would have loved there to be more but you know that is fine. Second chance. Dodge. Second chance. Dodge. Cheap shot. First strike. Dodge. Dodge. Second chance. Dodge. Poor buddy. You're not getting anywhere. Slightly unfortunate there. Okie dokie. Glancing blow. Noice. She's getting a bit destroyed here. Just a bit destroyed. Overwatch. Noice. First fire. Good boom. Good job. Unlucky. Unlucky. Boom boom boom. Double tap. Mega hit. Good boom. Well this is going to be pretty quick I would say. And then we get up to the feeding cane which is cool. Amazing stuff. Didn't think we'd be finishing off today. Quite happy we are though. Very happy we are. Tomorrow we'll do some whizz stuff. We'll probably do waterworks on my fire since we need to do that. So yeah that'll be tomorrow's stream. Okie dokie. Good boom. Right. How dead is he? Nearly. Oh god I got the hiccups. That's not good. Dodge. Poor kitty. Just too good at dodging really. Way too good at dodging. Righty ho. Oh he's dead. How many left? Like 4 left? Jeez. There's like not too much that I can do so we're just going to do that. We'll just do that. There's only so much that I can actually do in this fight since I am lost and they nearly did and they basically will be dead this round I would say. Highly likely. If they're not I'd be quite surprised. Blocked. Unlucky. It's very very unlucky there. Bup bup bup bup bup. Hopefully she can double tap onto it. Yeah she can. Nice work. Immobilized. Repel borders. Uh oh. Vengeance. Strike. Kaboom. Attack. Nice. And Glancing Blow. After a Vengeance Strike real quick. And another one real quick. And a Relentless real quick. Into the Glancing Blow. Nope the Bladestorm first. Gotta get the now the Glancing Blow which is also a crit which means another Bladestorm. Man I love buccaneers. So much fun. So much fun there. And Peter Quint. PQ. Not too bad. Glancing Blow. Noice. Relentless? Noice. Blocked unlucky. Second chance though. No I'm still blocked. Unlucky. He tried. He really tried there. Really tried. Just couldn't quite get it. Couldn't quite get it. This is a lovely angle. This is an absolutely fantastic angle there. Tremendous. Ooh nice. Nice work Bonnie. Vengeance Strike please. Nope. No Vengeance. That's unfortunate. That's really really unfortunate. Repel borders. Okay. First Strike. Blocked. Kitty is good. Kitty is OP. Very very OP. Is that it? I think that's it. Don't you dare lag on me game. Come on. Thank you. Weird. Weird. Game is weird. There's not much point in me doing that. We're just going to do this. Pretty sure he's dead though. Pretty sure. 99% sure. Actually Bonnie can just stay there. Actually just don't even move. Just don't do anything Bonnie. Just stay. Just stay. But I'm pretty sure he's dead. And by pretty sure I mean I'm 100% sure. There we go. Easy peasy. Nice fight. Noice noice noice. Okie dokie. Let's actually go down the ladder. Can we sell? We sure can. I need to do that as well. I need to do that. So I'm going to do that. I'm going to do that. I don't care what you think ducks. I am going to quickly sell my stuff. Ooh look hello.


Hi, this is Kristen Brooks live on the Green Carpet at the Stevenson Gala 2018 here with Dan. Nice to have you. Nice to be here. And you're a senior this year, correct? I am, yes. Okay, so how was your season this year? Still going. Yeah, bonus lacks. It's time for extra lacrosse, so I'm excited. Okay, so postseason, what are you looking forward to? Definitely seeing Widener again. We had a really tough game against them. Probably one of the chippiest games we've seen all season and I'm really excited to play them again. Okay, is there a specific game throughout your career that sticks with you the most? I'd say my sophomore year against Salisbury. I wasn't playing that year. I was in the stands, but that was it was a real heartbreaker. But it also showed me how much, you know, this team means to me. Absolutely. It's a bunch of, I mean, we have 62 guys on the roster this year and it's just a huge family and even, like even if I wasn't playing, I'd still want to be here because of that family that we've created. Absolutely. So is that what you'd say your team dynamic is? Really tighten it? Family? Absolutely. That's great. And what's your leadership like? How many seniors do you have leading the team or is there underclassmen leading the team? I think it's all over. We do have nine seniors. Okay. I mean, if you want to look through it academically and athletically, they're a little different, but we have leadership all over the field and they might not be captains. You know, we have Dom who's currently injured right now. Okay. Do we see leadership from everyone on the field? That's great. So what are you looking forward to most tonight to see at the Gala? Since this is my first one, I'm just kind of looking just to see what it's like. Absolutely. Yeah, absolutely. So is there anyone that you want to give a shout out to to thank throughout your time here and that's really impacted your Stevenson career? I would. I'd say Dr. Anakaze. I've had a couple of her classes as well as Dr. Leather. They've just been here since my freshman year. Really helping me out through everything making sure that everything's okay, everything goes with classes. And I've also held personal relationships with them since my freshman year. So it's definitely not just through academics. It's, you know, they're here to make sure your experience is well-rounded. Absolutely. So good luck in the rest of your season and hopefully, yeah, tune in and watch how they succeed. Absolutely. Thank you.