Anna, how are you doing good doing good? I was just saying that I know we're getting I don't know if you ever followed the solar activity the solar flares and I was even gonna say that's something that you know I think the the cheek coil and I will get into that the frequency healing can really support with that but we're getting them barred it right now it's a lot of solar activity a lot of solar flares and I think that really hits people's nervous systems so frequency healing is super helpful for that I don't know if you ever feel that I do ever feel affected by the solar activity or I'm pretty sure I am affected by it like in phases and all that planetary phases I'm quite sensitive but I don't actually track it so I don't know when it's happening but I know that's happening yeah yeah yeah yeah sometimes it's better not to know yeah sometimes it's better ignorance is bliss right yeah so what's happening with the solar flare is now that you got me interested I want to know well they're ramping up in the last I think two or three days you know they've been ramping up the last several years but the last two or three days we've had just tons of M class solar flares which is a pretty high a pretty high strength solar flare and then coronal mass ejections and I'm not an expert on this I don't study it enough but it's it's it's hitting I know that it affects us because it affects our technology and affects the Earth's grid so it can't not affect our physical bodies and it's something that I talk about a little you know here and there I used to talk about it a little bit more because I think it kind of goes hand-in-hand with ascension symptoms that people are talking about more because essentially it's light that's coming in and hitting us we're receiving a lot of light codes and light that we're having to integrate and there's a lot of different beliefs on this you know you could get really woo-woo with it or really science see with it but it essentially it's energy that is definitely hitting the planet that is affecting us and it can cause earthquakes and it can cause different earth shifts so you know I just think it's something interesting to track and I know for myself I'm very sensitive I feel it come in even like a couple days before and I just can if I'm not grounded it can turn into anxiety or I just have a ton of energy that I've got to do something with so yeah I don't know it's kind of it's an interesting thing to track the effect that most people get is they just have a lot of extra energy well it's either what I've noticed with myself and with clients is either extra energy or complete exhaustion and I think it just depends at the with what frequency you're at and sometimes there can be different symptoms you can have body aches headaches you can't sleep at night or you need to sleep all day it affects everybody a little bit differently but I would say just like tool-wise the most important or helpful thing is to ground and to hydrate yeah yeah yeah I went out to do some qigong qigong practice today helps you ground and that makes you feel a lot better it sure does especially if you feel exhausted yeah so sometimes you feel tired you don't know why especially summertime you feel like taking a nap all the time because probably because of the soft solar energy yeah yeah no really very true I've been incorporating more qigong into oh my god I love that water container very big awesome that's some real white wait hold on I got my water more light things happening yeah that's awesome yeah hydration is key and I've been incorporating more qigong I'm a huge fan of qigong too it's an amazing practice yeah that's good yeah and whenever I go out to do it I just feel so much better yeah I kind of develop my own qigong because I walk my dogs and then I do the qigong while I'm walking the dogs you know so it's walking walking qigong usually people don't you're not supposed to really walk that much during qigong so I kind of have a walking qigong routine that's cool that's my task well I've been loving it the qi coils so David was kind enough to send me the qi coils to try and they have been I mean I have really been feeling them like I said I'm very sensitive to energy and there's how many different frequencies do you have on here that people have it over 10,000 frequencies wow that's yeah I know you're never use them all yeah yeah I know it's funny I go and play one I'm like well wait a second I want to play the other one and I end up not even going through the whole one yeah he's a mall like yeah all the art alright if he frequencies got 10,000 800 quantum frequencies yeah you'll spend a long time playing them all like I played them all and you know now I kind of use only like maybe 20 of them because I just know which ones work well for me so yeah we have these smaller ones too but you got the nice nice cheek hole 3s it's great yeah yeah so do can you just briefly explain what these are how to use them if you want to just go into it okay well these are like wireless chargers for your body you know how cell phones you know they just rest on a charger these days they don't have to plug into the wires and it's because it's using a electromagnetic field so it's like an energy field that charges your phone that's why you don't even have to be touching it if you put the wireless charger just like a couple centimeters away from the phone it's still charges the phone so you don't actually have to make contact with something to get charged up so what these do is they actually charge up yourselves in your body using the same technology is called induction so it creates this energy field it's called an electromagnetic field using sound and using electricity it creates a electromagnetic field and you can use a little magnet that comes with the system and when this plugged in right now it's not plugged in when it's plugged in you play the frequency it's gonna vibrate in your hand you tried that right so that just shows you and it makes you feel okay yeah it's actually working there's actually a magnetic field that's active on this coil but you don't need the magnet because you can just put it in front of you on your desk right or you can put it in your pocket and you're receiving that energy getting charged up with it 24-7 if you want you don't need to use it that long most people use it for let's say 30 minutes or just like five minutes even depending on how much you need right and once you have it charging up your body then it's gonna give you that energy that replenishments that your nervous system needs that your brain needs and all the cells needs in your body so cool yeah now I immediately felt the difference I can tell if it's on so I was using the magnet in the beginning but we have hand chakras right and I'm always facilitating energy healing with my hands but when it's on it immediately starts moving my hand yeah in that direction yeah and I actually noticed so you for the ones with two you have a yin one and a yang one so what I wanted to ask what would you suggest you use the what frequencies would you suggest you use these well you will use the same frequencies for both of them is is like a just a different expression of that energy so because they're well differently they're going opposite directions so the yeah yeah my hand moves the opposite direction yeah okay so you're very sensitive so you can feel it so a lot of people can't feel it without using the magnet but you can feel it because you're sensitive and this is you know your work so yeah you can actually feel the movement of the of the spiral that's great yeah so and you know if you practice you go you know or study any kind of like you know Chinese philosophy there's yin and yang even in science there's yin and yang everything in the universe is yin and yang you know we got the electrons your negative positive right charges on electrons we have like negative charges on on atoms and eucluses and stuff like that we have you know we have darkness we have lights so everything we have we have pull it or be a female we have male so there's polarity throughout the entire creation our entire universe and it's the basic fundamental concept of how energy flows there's a positive and then a negative so that's why we expire me to create the yin and yang coils and because I discovered that we went in a different direction it gives you a different feeling so I actually kind of you want to keep it trying later on is actually just use one at a time and see what the difference in the feeling is and you're going to notice that the yin is more relaxing and expansive and the yang is going to be more focusing and like activating so and I realized that I said oh that's called yin and yang it's called chi coils but it's not until later that I found out actually those effects were written about or documented thousands of years ago about yin energy and yang energy and now you can feel it by just using a device which is quite phenomenal because my my kind of vision is to bring out or to champion the old ways the ancient ways but using modern technology and combining that so that anyone can access it without having to you know practice chi gong which is great to know but then not everybody has time everybody's busy nobody has time to meditate I want to give it people an easy way that they can meditate they can receive chi energy just by turning something on so that's that's and and to use this new technology that I've developed and to make it make it easy accessible and like intuitive so that anybody who wants to experience chi they can experience chi just like that yeah that's super cool and I would I mean if you're I would say there there are like no quick fixes but this gets as close as it gets to quick fix I would say and it really is I think it's the future it's also like you said it's ancient it's ancient modalities with so can you just briefly describe the sound frequencies and how that affects the body and how sound can be used as a tool yeah so we have lots of different frequencies we have 800 quantum frequencies higher quantum frequency so for example here is a here is a frequency I'm gonna play it right now this is the DMT one of the DMT frequencies we have oh shit so I'm gonna blast off out of here yeah so it has a mild some people listen to this and they get a pretty intense effect some people have a mild effect but like when you listen to this a lot of people just get kind of zoned out for a while they get a little bit spacey so see my my energy starts moving there yeah I start when I start channeling energy I start rocking yeah that happens to me too yeah yeah it's like your spine just moves by itself yeah yeah so this is one of our advanced frequencies we call it higher quantum because we have many different dimensions of things happening here so for example we have like like we take the molecular structure of DMT because we know the structure even just online and see what dimethyltryptamine looks like and then we make a 3d model on computer and we spin it around and then we extract all the numbers coming out from the computer program and then we create this frequency then we add a lot of different like layers into it that based on like sine cycle active triggers that come from some specific frequencies we know or patterns that we know is going to trigger some hallucinogenic kind of effects in the mind so we kind of create a cocktail of this these frequencies that like do different things in the mind and give you that altered state so that's how yeah that's kind of how we make our frequencies right we we layered it we make a cocktail of different ways and different techniques to make the frequency you know it's so we go a lot more than just so fed you always like 528 we play one thing and then you know we just hear that one you'll know for the whole 10 minutes you know we don't do that we go a lot further than that we really go into how to keep changing the mind I mean keep affecting and keep keep stimulating the brain with these frequencies so that's that's something very different than nobody really else is doing with the sound therapy so what we have is we have like frequencies for sound therapy we also have frequencies that are more specifically for the coil and then there's some of them that can be used both ways cool super cool someone's asking do you have a frequency that stimulates melatonin you mean for sleep for sleep yeah we have a sleep frequency it's free so if once you actually it's not it's free on the once you get the system it comes with it as a free as sleep frequency I actually listen to it every night I see how I can find it on my computer might not be on here so you're you're saying whatever the the frequency is that you're bringing through you were finding it well for DMT you're finding the molecule but let's say for like the the and sorry I know you're like we're talking about sleep here let's say for like the calm and grounded frequency that you have on here what is the energy that you're pulling that from or how are you finding as I said right so like for example this one's the falling asleep frequency and it makes you a little bit drowsy just listening to it so we combine here is something called isochronic tones right just so I just want to be there for a second so get it just gets you into that one Hertz frequency just slows down your brain waves just like this the tapping and then they see these these beats and these notes and what these notes do is also bring down your slow down your mind and they're not like they're not notes that you find on the keyboard because they're notes based on brainwaves and they keep changing they're never always the same note that repeats they kind of adjust themselves so that the mind keeps getting stimulated if what happens is if you play the same note over and over again your mind zones out it doesn't doesn't affect it as much so every time there's a note we keep changing the frequency slightly and based on the algorithm to to keep stimulating the mind so you listen to this 10 minutes for 10 minutes before you sleep and you sleep like a baby yeah I tried it the other night and I was out I would probably like two or three I mean even right now I'm like oh I'm like getting real tired here yeah so grounding frequency like we got another grounding frequency let me see you find their one here so when I realized we're grounding frequencies Sun frequency or okay called the life force frequency I see I'm gonna find it here this one says it's EMF protection as well yeah it does that I mean as long as you raise your body's vibration you're gonna get the MF protection right so pretty much everything that you do here with our frequencies and our clothes would give you MF protection because you are raising your your resonance as you know once your biofuel gets stronger it's going to be naturally more resistance to MF effects MF like this one helps to expand the biofield so that's why this MF protection in it and this one's good for grounding sound of the Sun so yeah that's that's one really good for ground is this got this pulsing like this light it's like a purin cat would you suggest I've actually not been able to listen to it at the same time so would you suggest listening to it I know you don't specifically have to yeah so you what you do is you can you have a splitter there that there's a white cable that has some to two connectors and you just connect the you just connect them separately so you can so this goes into the into the into the gold thing right one of the and then you connect so instead of connecting two coils you'll connect one coil and what the other one with your speaker unless you have another one they can connect another speaker and you can use two coils but right now you don't have one of these so you can connect one coil in one headphone okay cool yeah yeah so combining that sound in the magnetic field is recommended it is okay okay cool one of my favorite ones that I've been using is the brain and heart coherence one our heart and mind connection yeah I've been using that quite a bit that's something I talk about quite a bit and I facilitate quite a bit my meditations and I've been using it so I did go live the other day and facilitated quantum healing and people were going crazy I but not only was my energy off the charts but people were really at like in a good way it was just like very potent frequency that was coming through and you could really I feel like people could really tell you that's the heart and mind connection yeah yeah you can feel it yeah have you ever had people record guided meditations with this I haven't looked do you know but it would be cool if we did something like that yeah we just been focusing on the frequency themselves and not really much into the guided meditations I would love to to explore that with you if you're open to that because it's kind of it's my specialty I do guided hypnosis and transmissions I think it could be really powerful a couple that first subconscious reprogramming quantum healing that's your idea yeah yeah yeah we are starting a new website and on that site it's gonna have all the frequencies and then we probably can add those kind of meditation into that platform somehow that would be awesome that we could probably we could like potentially just have a guided meditation and they can use let's say a guided meditation with any other frequencies and then they both at the same time that's a good idea yeah absolutely I love that idea and I can even make custom meditation based on frequencies as well yeah yeah we can do that yeah that'll be pretty cool and then that'd be really cool good idea this is the brain and heart connection one yeah so what so what I typically do with people to create brain heart and coherence it's obviously the intention but I use this so I use a lot of imagery and what you can do just to give people this if they want to kind of visualize this while we're talking you can use a bold and friendly symbol that crosses over your throat so it comes down from your heart crosses over your throat comes up through your mind through your third eye or crown and back down and then you sink your breath with that so as you breathe in you pull that energy up and you see the gold energy kind of light up and then as you breathe out you see energy down and that really I found that that technique really helped for me especially now right now so many people are in high stress and anytime you're in really feeling a lot of stress you're up here you're in the mind too much or in the ego too much so to creating the brain-heart coherence I think is like one of the most important things right now for all of us so we start coming back into the heart and thinking with the heart or rather feeling with the heart but if you're driven just by this it's just gonna it will turn to chaos and stress at some point totally yeah I love that one can you so this frequency the trinity I played that I think I played it overnight yeah and I played it in the morning in meditation and then I had a facilitated I just completed it program and where I was facilitating meditation workshop and my energy I swear I was not in this dimension not on this planet whatsoever I thought okay I guess I've ascended I'm not here anymore and I know it's part of this because when I play this trinity frequency so this is called quantum frequencies trinity the three most sacred frequencies God connection and it's it's spiritual connection or spiritual awakening and it says expand your consciousness to experience joy and experience light body activation I'm telling you I was off the chart in frequency with that so how can I ask how did you come up with that frequency or how did you guys create that frequency it's actually quite simple right there's three universal numbers that make up the world one is a circle one is a spiral and one is like a triangle so we just take that number and we create the frequency with it that's all that's so cool what are are those numbers is it the 369 or is that that's not it yeah no that's not looking else here there's secret numbers but but basically you can probably figure out it's a circle right the circle is you know everything's a circle you know plants are circles our cells are circles right so so that makes up the majority of the universe there's a spiral right which makes up the majority are or or or track res are spirals galaxy is the spirals corals are spirals and sunflowers are spirals and the triangle right golden ratio is it the golden ratio yeah that's what I'm not she was good Samuel somebody type that in yeah I I was just like a sound astounded with how much my frequency was just going nuts with that and now you know like I said I'm cathartic Templar what's up Phil how are you yeah I mean I'm someone who again is super sensitive to energy but even you know trying these I thought oh you know maybe I'll maybe I'll feel it maybe I won't is like no I'm feeling this right away and so is everybody else that I'm you know they're not even in the vicinity of these but I because I'm using it as a way to facilitate quantum healing they're receiving the effects too so I'm really excited to keep playing around with it my meditations and transmissions it's just super powerful yeah yeah I've got something even cooler I want to show you soon too yeah cool okay maybe next time but we have some we have another layer of energy on top of the all the sound the electromagnetic energy we have another another layer of it that we have you show you some other time cool very very cool stuff yeah yeah it's exciting I mean it's absolutely the the future of medicine you know even Einstein is quoted as that all future medicine is frequency healing and I think you know you're obviously your way ahead of it but it's it's coming for sure can I ask you a question about the rife frequencies to facilitate the rife free frequencies first what are those how are those different from from these they're they're not for meditative purpose the rife was not supposed to use the word because the shadow ban you want to use the word all right so so the rife frequencies they're invented by the doctor of royal right and he back in the nineteen I think nineteen nineteen fifties or so he used frequencies using a radio radio transmitter to basically treat 14 I think 13 cancer patients term this is our stage for cancer patients and he was able to heal all of them so they all were healed from the seaward and but then they shut down his research and then they allegedly they assassinated him so since then people still have those frequencies that he's discovered and they basically replicated his work and then they went on to develop more and more of these frequencies and how they work is basically let's say that you have a glass like this if you sing into a glass you see this YouTube if you sing the right pitch you make the glass break because it's going to shake that glass with the resonant frequency so validly you can't see it but it's gonna shake it so so validly that the glass will shatter so same things happens to anything it all depends on the geometry of it so you figure out the geometry of like a leukemia cell or something like that you figure out how big it is how long the tail is you can play a frequency to make it shake and then when it shakes so validly eventually it can explode so that's why he did he was able to make these sea or cells explode without harming the good cells you know in chemo what they do is they blast you ready radiation to kill the sea cells but also kill all the good cells too that's why you lose your hair and then you become very very weak but what he did was he was able to target the bad cells without harming the good cells because they target it with a specific frequency so you know and as as people went along this my research they found that not only can you use frequencies to destroy pathogens you can use frequencies to to reinforce so you can use frequencies to destroy or you use frequencies to reinforce if you find the right frequency you can let's say make a cell membrane smaller stronger and harder to harder to break as well so over the last several decades there's been these scientists that's discovered thousands and thousands of these frequencies they've used it with their clients and you know now we have this database of it we curated it and we put it into our app and we put it into our device so when the device comes out when the magnetic energy comes out it becomes a magnetic field it's kind of like the same radio signal that Dr. Royal did use but we make it a lot simpler because you look at the RFE machines that people made in the past they're about the size of I don't know the size of like a big giant the whole table there's a size of a table right and then you would need to use there'll be all these knobs and switches and and they'll be like these neon tubes and gas tubes and that's how they did it because that's how they were able to create these radio fields back then but now you don't need any of that now you just need this so we simplified the whole process we simplified the whole technology into using just magnetic coils yeah that's awesome so can you use the RFE frequencies with the the coil yeah so it's in you have it so in your tablet you have another app that's got RFE on it that's where you find the ten thousand other frequencies on there oh okay so I wasn't sure if you needed a separate device for the first time you used the same device wow okay oh cool oh I decided to try that yeah so it I mean it's just unmatched of how much you can do with this yeah really there's just the you'll never finish using all the frequencies and then we have over 10,000 of those is condition-specific so for example I was able to heal myself from my ulcerative colitis from it because they have like 10 or 20 different frequencies for that anything do a digestion like for gut health or for inflammation or for internal bleeding internal wound healing and then and all those sorts of different things so for internal fitness this is probably one of the best things you can do right yeah to heal yourself internally a lot of things that in tradition in conventional medicine doesn't heal you internally a lot of medication doesn't doesn't work right and they have to cut you open right they cut you open in the room take something out and then they cut it and then what happens is most of the time that doesn't fix it and it grows back and it doesn't really fix the problem so internal healing so important internal fitness so important internal health your organs your nervous system blood circulation system cardiovascular system all those are so important more important than the muscles or your skin or you know how you look on the outside you gotta have like really healthy on the inside so what these clothes do is they they go straight through your body no it doesn't matter if you really fat like 300 pounds you'll still go through and penetrate your skin your your fat cells your your muscle cells your ligaments even your bones and go straight through because it's a magnetic field and now you can charge up every single cell in your body with it and go straight down to the source of any issue problem yeah yeah it's awesome somebody asked and there's one more question samuel I'll get back to you but since we're on this topic someone asked how does it work for brain damage brain damage well I can't claim that it's gonna do anything like heal anything I can't make any claims but I'll understand it it does stimulate the brain so if there's some kind of like activity in the brain that you know got damaged and somehow some of the neurons or some of the physically damaged in your brain then you need to get those signals to rewire or find another pathway right so what this does is it helps to stimulate the brain helps to stimulate the at least the sound frequencies will do it right it'll help to stimulate the activity in the brain so that may help with you know creating more activity in parts of the brain that you needed to be yet so and then there are there are frequencies for dementia Alzheimer's and things like that and autism we have these for those so and people use them and often get really good results with them on that note do you have any frequencies for restless leg syndrome or yeah that's easy that's easy that's easy just that's just a nerve situation so one of the simple like surefire things that it does is to calm and calm the nervous system and to help with inflammation those are the surefire things it does okay so I had it I say sorry yeah okay yeah yeah no that's what I had figured um I had asked because I had have read that that can be related to Parkinson's because I think there's some studies that it's restless leg syndrome and this is I'm asking for my dad so it's a little bit of a personal question here because he experiences that but it's a product of low dopamine production so I'm just curious if that if that is a difference if there's a specific frequency for that yeah I mean we have lots of joy you know joy and luck frequencies there's one actually for joy if you look for that one that might help those would definitely make you feel happier and probably you know increased dopamine production in your brain it may do that because if you're feeling good that's probably what's happening yeah and to your point in regards to the previous question I think you're creating an environment for healing and the body is always wanting to heal itself and I think we've been kind of conditioned in our medical model to think that there your body is always against you or that you know you're just gonna get sick at some point and yeah we live in a society and in a world where we're where we're bombarded with negative frequencies in the food system and you know that obviously the emf and being on our phones and all that but your body really wants to heal itself and when you create an environment through frequency healing it through you know supporting your nervous system you will find that your body starts to naturally come back to equilibrium yeah right yeah the Asian text that texts I mean there's people who lived out hundreds of years and we kind of think that it's just exaggeration but I don't think it's exaggeration because they did a study in I think Harvard and they have this chicken hearts that they kept alive for 30 years and they did it just by cleansing out the toxins and just giving a nutrient to make sure that making sure that it's healthy and that's all they did and this chicken heart is still beating after 30 years so which means that like we may not actually have to age humans may not actually have to age because most of the way you said like traditional medicine things that we're all on a one-way trip to hell and our body just gonna keep deteriorating until we like go crazy and our minds and our bodies just gonna keep dying and deteriorating and it's just like just like one dark road to hell but it doesn't have to be like that like you said like our body naturally heals our body is naturally resilient our body is naturally healthy strong and you know we possibly may not even have to age one day once you figure out how to do it and I think that frequency is probably one major key aspect of that because if you can change the frequency of yourselves they may never have to age they may never have to they would date they will be able to cleanse out toxins much better they will be able to absorb nutrients much better when it it's it's vibrating at the right frequency yeah I I definitely agree with that and definitely believe it and it's been proven it's not like this is to your point you know we have many many people that have lived well beyond a hundred and I think it is definitely also a product of conditioning people into believing that they are going to die soon they're aging and just you know whatever is running up here whatever software programming is running up here is looping and that also affects the body actually on that note do you have any frequencies that you would suggest specifically for reprogramming the subconscious mind or probably all well we have and we have anti-aging frequencies oh cool we have longevity anti-aging frequencies like for example we have NAD we have NMN those are very very good for the brain oh very cool yeah those what are those under gosh I'm I don't think I've even scratched the surface on here like you said it's probably in one of the categories in there but we have NAD we have yeah we have NAD and NMN for brain longevity which is key for maintaining brain health so we have those frequencies frequencies nobody else has we have lots of them nobody else has because because nobody knows how to do it except we do nobody knows how to do it how they actually make frequencies from molecular structure yeah awesome okay there was one other question on here hopefully he's still in here somebody asked with this with this neutral with the many neutralize a 300 square foot office no it's too small so you'll need 300 square foot would be like like 12 by 12 so I got 13 by 13 so you probably at least need a Chico max for that okay yeah Chico max so that will cover a small room if you have anything bigger like three thousand square foot that you need an aura coil like you see this on here yeah three thousand square feet so these are too strong these will be too strong for like like if you sit in front of it it's too strong you can if you sit in front of it you'll need it for five minutes and then that's enough yeah like and that's not even playing full power I think playing full power you may be leaving for like a minute and then you that's enough that's all you need all day so that's how strong they are but these are intended to be like put against the wall in the house or in the middle of the house and you play it at you know and a low volume and that will cover three thousand square feet or an office so so right now we actually getting these into like corporate training offices and we getting yeah so we put them in there and then they're going to have much better work performance much less stress that's the key right everybody stressed out at work we're gonna reduce the stress levels we're gonna reduce the sick times we know increase the job retention as well because people are happier at their work yeah so we can save companies hundreds of thousands of dollars and millions of dollars in in human resources and in the oral quality of someone said it gotta save up for that it's on my wish list too I'm gonna manifest that oral quality I would love to have that in my house it's also just beautiful someone said can we get a closer look of the or I mean it is kind of like a work of art yeah that thing is freaking bad as I'm gonna play the abundance frequency and manifest it so you see there's these the gems these are sapphires whoa these are actual sapphires real sapphires the gold plated stainless steel and and what is the purpose of the sapphire it was like a prosperity gem god I'm tell I know you do you not have it on I turn it off right now oh yeah cuz I feel it I was gonna say I'm just so you know I know you don't have it on but I feel it even looking at it I'm like sweating I have even turned on no it's too strong I I can't really turn it on that long so I get really like over overcharging if I turn it on yeah if I use it I'll use it for a minute and turn it off so yeah might be even too much but I still I'm gonna get one we can work on that absolutely I'd love to can I would love to bring that actually to retreats we have we have people with that use these that retreats you love it you do amazing yeah that's exactly what I would I would use that for is group group in-person group meditation so it's it's easily portable are you yeah you can get a bag and you can just carry it or it's not well honestly it's not that easily portable but it's doable yeah right you can you can carry the bag but then you gotta bring the the trastucer which is another piece but it's only two things you need to bring okay in the tablet so it's doable yeah you can put in the car or put in the trunk and work or put in the back seat yeah have you had anyone experiment using so I facilitate sound healing journeys as well have people used the cheek oil or the oral oral coil yeah I mean yeah we have doctors we have my physicians we have therapists they are using our stuff hypnotherapists chiropractors wound healing doctors oncology doctors people treating people for all sorts of different things they're using our technology so yeah sound healing is one of them yeah yeah that's what I'm I would I'm going to play around with this playing the frequencies in the background and then our goal is to get into more clinics and get into more offices that's gonna be happening that's already happened but we want to kind of get more into that just once the and then we're doing a lot more R&D we're gonna do some clinical studies and things like that so we can put you on paper that you know it actually does this to the brain or actually does this to the body yeah awesome so cool so cool we need a we need an aura coil in every hospital yeah that would help a lot yeah we'll get there we just have to get past you know big pharma oh maybe yeah well you know a lot of the hospitals are privatized right but you just need to know the right people we can probably get something done this is amazing and beautiful thanks Eric Eric King Vostad and history me can you please discuss the increase in IQ okay so we actually have frequencies for intelligence all that the they are they're inner circle frequencies so you have frequencies for brain cognition for memory for brain stamina for what else problem-solving and intelligence and it's basically frequencies that once again stimulate different parts of your brain using sound and using magnetic waves and it's really quite effective like it can help you to just be a lot more aware a lot more alerts and solve problems faster like do mathematical like calculations faster have better memory so we have those frequencies for that thing is frequency and we have everything with frequencies oh yeah I mean that's why it works everything is frequency I started with just the sound frequencies and I was able to experience some really positive changes and I said wow this stuff is really works because I was a mishish I'm a musician too and I always knew that music can affect your mood and things like that I didn't know that music can actually heal you to that level and get you into these altered mind states and I discovered something with my meditation with using the frequencies is wow I and I'm experiencing these really really vivid you know these vivid meditation experiences and it's from the frequencies never happened to me before so I went more deeply into that study and then I discovered whoa you can actually use devices too to kind of like go deeper into that experience and ever since I use devices that I said wow now I gotta use devices it's not nothing even close to that so so you may have the same journey I did that's what I'm saying is that you may you know start with a free frequency downloaded and just experience what this technology is about experience what frequencies can do to your mind and to your body and then later on you can start investing in it more yeah I love that and like I said I'll be using them in my my lives and my meditations and I'll be sharing what frequencies I'm using so that's another way people can tune into it so I just released a new book right now it's the best seller oh it's and and in it I talk about everything related to Qi and especially about the scientific research and the experiments done about Qi energy and you're gonna be shocked what these scientists were able to prove and talks about my story of how I was able to heal myself and I transform my life with Qi energy learn everything about Qi yes and that's called life of Qi on Amazon yeah awesome awesome and in that you have the science the scientific studies yeah that's it cool cool cool all right I gotta go grab one how long did it take you to write that amazing book it took 15 years whoa in years to write it full well 15 years of life experience but six months to write so but 15 years because it took that long to get the life experience it's worth spreading the word of energy healing which is just supportive to help all of us get out of the old system and the old structures that are definitely this is like the perfect integration I would say if you understand like the spiritual world of new earth right that's new world that's starting to birth like this is it this is part of the technology I think that's coming online and starting to manifest itself you know in my introduction I says imagine a healing future and that's exactly what I talked about I just basically say you know in the future there won't be any pharmaceuticals anymore because we can just use frequencies to affect ourselves directly we don't need to take pills and we just using frequencies you don't need to go to the doctor because there's going to be artificial intelligence that's tell you know can measure what you need and then just gives you that frequency that day and monitors you 24 7 and we don't need to do any cutting or surgery just use frequencies to go deep into the body and to fix every move or or to heal whatever is inside of you internally just like in Star Trek right they use the some kind of tricorder they use that these are being to heal that those wounds instantly that's not very far away and you know everybody would be optimally healthy that they can focus more on doing higher when they're higher calling is rather than just surviving and you know suffering and things like that they would be so healthy and so with so much energy and so much positive mentality and also with their brain power at the maximum we'd be able to unlock people's mind power they say that we only use about 10 to 20 percent of our brains but what if we can unlock 50 percent or 70 percent or 100 percent of that brain using frequencies and eventually we can do that because frequencies can change our DNA frequencies can change our gene expression so we can actually alter the way that we look alter the way that we become including our brain using frequencies that's been proven already so it's very near future we'd be able to use frequencies basically program ourselves to be anything that we want to program our minds to do anything that they want to be like even superhuman so that's what we'll talk about in the book and and it gives a lot of inspiration to people and gives people a lot of hope because when they read it and say well this is not just all sci-fi there's actual science behind this there's actual proof that this works and there's actual technology that's doing this right now yeah exactly it's not even about the future it's happening it's now yeah this is happening now we have developed technologies like the cheat calls for benefit but the government has been using this technology for harm or for control for decades right yeah so so it's just about time that we as the the people have something to at least defend ourselves or something to at least like extend ourselves yeah so that we can have you can bring we have the control instead of somebody else control yeah yeah I know it I mean it's completely bringing the power back to the people yeah I love it so awesome David everyone says I can totally feel it great stuff can't wait to get one awesome thank you guys for tuning in I mean you'll see me using these every time I'm on here so I'll be talking about it a lot more okay alright thanks guys good night cool thanks David have a good one bye bye


Right now we're getting tested and we're in the right direction, so I think we've got a lot of really good players, so for us to be doing that, it's awesome, it's really fun to be a part of. What happened on that pitch? You know I've been kind of struggling the last couple of weeks trying to find myself mechanically and on that pitch I finally felt the feeling that I was trying to feel, which was my hands kind of swiveling back. You're kind of smooth and controlled, so it's just something that I've been trying to feel, it's hard to do it in the game and it finally clicked and I was able to see that pitch pretty well from the get go.


I'm here with Mohamed and we're continuing to learn about all of the Fairfield University research that is conducted here at the Research Symposium. So Mohamed, tell us a little bit about your projects that you're presenting here today. Okay, so I've been working on this project for a year and a half already. So we're interested in a sequence of peptides present in the Alzheimer disease, which is KLVFFAE. And one of our hypothesis, our main one, is that we believe that when we change the tryptophan for phenylalanine, you get a higher conductivity in the peptide. And there's two ways to test the peptide. One way is through a direct current with an IDA. So you just put basically the peptide in the electrode and you take the acyclic voltammetry, which is going to basically give you the current of the peptide. And then you average it for the different peptides. And the second one is through a, it's called a sol-gel electrochemistry. So you have an electrode and you put the peptide in between a sol-gel solution and you also get a current for the four peptides. Wow, it is such impressive research. Tell me why something so very dense inspired you to dive deeper into this. So when I came to Fairfield, I didn't know I wanted to do research. But the more I went to like seminars and research and listen to people talk, I was kind of interested. And then I had my professor here, Smith Coppenter, that I had in Gen Chem too. And I knew she was doing a very interesting research on peptides. So I joined her lab and I just found that like it was so interesting and I wanted to contribute to like the science field really. Yeah, you touched on it a little bit there. Tell us about that relationship with your professor and with the faculty here at Fairfield and how that kind of helped you along your way in this project journey. So I had two professors that are working on the project. The first one is Harper Letterman, which is really the main one. And then we have Smith Coppenter here. In the project, they really helped us like with all the guidance, the procedures, everything. Not only that, but they were like mentors for me. Like they helped me also for application for grad schools. They also helped us get a fund with the Meggully family who were great help because thanks to their funding, we were able to get some electrodes, some micro pipettes and everything, which helped us a lot. Yeah, absolutely. So we're here at the symposium today. How has the experience been presenting your research to your peers, other Fairfields community staff, and also right back to your mentors? Honestly, it's such a great experience. I had the Sigma Xi last year, virtual, it's a total different experience, honestly. You get to see people, you get to see the interesting talks from other people and other like areas you usually never like really deep into, you go dive into. So that's definitely like very interesting, yeah. Sure. And where do you hope that the project goes next after the symposium? Can you say that again, sorry? Sure. Where do you hope that the project goes next after the symposium? So we're actually in the process of like publishing this research. So we're just going to get a little bit more data in the next like two weeks. And after that, I think that's the end of this specific projects on the short amyloid peptides. Well, thank you so much for sharing with us today, Muhammad. This is really impressive work. Congratulations. Thank you very much.


Today, I'm going to be doing a quick installation and first look at the recently released Deepen 20.1. Deepen is a Chinese based Linux distribution. It is based on Debian, the current version, Deepen 20.1 is based on Debian 10.6, and Deepen has always been one of those distributions that I often install on friends and family computers. I've actually had Deepen running on some of my test laptops in years past. And I've always liked Deepen as a distribution, and I've always liked the Deepen desktop environment. I think it is maybe the most modern, most attractive, the most Windows-like desktop environment we have available in Linux. I think it's one of those distributions and one of those desktop environments that we should be showing potential new Linux users because I think it's one of those desktop environments that has a well factor, like people that don't know anything about Linux. You know, you don't want to show them XFCE because that's not attractive. That's not exciting. But the Deepen desktop environment has a real well factor that has always impressed me. And typically when I put it on friends and family computers, they really love Deepen. And it's proved to be a rather stable distribution on all the machines I've ever put it on. So today, I wanted to take a look at this new release and the release announcement over here at distrowatch.com. If you go to the Deepen website, you'll also find the release announcement. The Deepen website, of course, is in Chinese, so you will have to change the language by default. It's in Chinese, but you can switch over to English here. The website's loading a little slowly. And of course, we have the 20.1 release announcement here. The website, of course, is Deepen.org. I will actually link to this release announcement in the show description. Today, I'm going to be doing a quick installation and first look at Deepen inside a VM. I'm going to install Deepen 20.1 inside Vert Manager. So let me switch over to my desktop here. And again, this is a VM here. So this is inside Vert Manager. And I'm going to go ahead and run through the installation. I haven't actually done an installation of Deepen in a while. So I don't know if the installation process has changed, if the installer has changed since the last time I've done this. One thing to note here is I do know the installer recommends you have at least 64 gigs of disk space to install Deepen. Now, that's way overkill. There's no way that Deepen installation is going to install 64 gigs of stuff. But just know that the installer will check for that. So I did create a, I think a 70 gig virtual hard drive for this virtual machine just to be on the safe side, just to make sure that I don't come to that portion of the installer and then get prevented from going further in the installation because the disk is too small. So the first thing you need to do, of course, is select your language by default. It will be Chinese. So you want to select English or whatever language it is that you want the installer to actually present. And then you need to agree to the Deepen OS user experience program license agreement. It's just a end user license agreement. You also need to read their privacy policy and agree to that and then click next. And then you are installing Deepen on a virtual machine, which may result in suboptimal performance for the best experience. Please install Deepen on a real machine. This has always been a part of the installer. It always detects whether you're doing this in a VM or on real hardware. If you're doing it in a VM, it's going to tell you, hey, performance is not going to be good in a VM. And the reason is Deepen is kind of a heavy desktop environment. It uses a ton of system resources and it can be slow and buggy in a VM. So it's just warning you guys, if you're doing it in a VM, don't expect the best performance, which is understandable. Now, creating the partitions, so it's going to detect your disk. Now, in this VM, I only have one virtual disk here. I need to select it and then it's going to do the automatic partitioning because I have selected full disk here. And the automatic partitioning is going to do a boot partition that is two gigs. It's going to do slash data, which is 16 gigs, I guess, for recovery. Yeah, we'll just go with it. We'll just do the automatic partitioning. Of course, if you really wanted to, you could manually partition the drives yourself. And then click continue and that should format the drives and start writing to the disk.  And I believe this is where it actually starts the installation. So I will pause the recording and I'll come back once this portion of the installation has completed. And that portion of the installation has completed that took, I don't know, five minutes, maybe 10 minutes at the most. And now we need to reboot the system and it has this button at the bottom reboot now. So I'll click that. And it automatically detached the ISO. So I didn't need to actually go in and remove the ISO from the VM. It took care of that automatically. I always like when distributions do that. We had a grub screen that came up to so the installation appears to have went just fine. All right. And now we're back at the installer. But this time it looks like we have different things to go through. So again, English has been selected. It remembered English from me going through it before. But now we are going to select our keyboard layout time zone and all of that. Once again, we have to agree to the end user license agreement. Click next keyboard layout. I want English US, which is selected by default. I guess since I chose English in the previous screen, I'm going to click next on that. We need to select our time zone. I am in the central US. So I'm just going to click somewhere here in the central part of the US. Chicago is not exactly where I'm at, but it is the same time zone. So I will click next. Create an account. I'm going to create a username here.  The host name for the computer can be DT-PC. That's what's suggested here. That's fine password. We need to create a strong and complicated password for privacy reasons. So we create a strong and complicated password says, please input a username longer than three characters and shorter than 32 characters. So it's fine with the password being two characters, but the username can't be just two characters. That's weird. I don't think I've ever installed a Linux distribution that didn't allow me to use DT as the username, but hey, since it doesn't like DT, we'll go with Derek. And let's go ahead and click next says tuning the system. Applying changes to your system, please wait. All right. And the system, I guess, rebooted itself. I'm not exactly sure what happened, but the installation program disappeared. And all of a sudden we get to our login manager. So let's go ahead and log in to deepen 20.1. Friendly reminder, it's been detected that we're using a virtual machine and this will impact system performance. So do you want to turn off the effects? So if you turn on effect mode, it has fancy effects and it's really going to slow down the VM, or do you want to do normal mode? Normal mode is probably what we need to do in a VM. Now, on physical hardware, the effects mode is probably fine for most most computers out there, unless it's a really old computer that just has a complete potato for a CPU. Now, before I do anything else, the first thing I want to do is get a proper screen resolution. So I'm going to search for display. About monitor, system monitor. No, how about resolution? I'm not exactly sure. I mean, I could always just open up a terminal, but I was trying to stick with their graphical programs here. So let me just open up a terminal and I'll run it. X-Rander and the available screen resolutions for the X-Rander command 1920 by 1080 is available. So I will do X-Rander space dash S space 1920 by 1080. I'm sure there's a graphical program to change resolutions somewhere in deep end, but I wouldn't know where it was at because just searching for screen monitor display. I didn't get anything returned in the search box here. So I'm not familiar enough with the deep end desktop environment to know exactly the program I'm looking for there. Now, getting into deep end, one of the first things you notice is it is a quite attractive desktop environment. I do like the panel at the bottom. I like the icon set. I don't know if I'm crazy about the space around the panel because you see there is like a 20 pixel padding or so around the edges of the panel and at the bottom of the panel. So it's not really butted up against the edge of the screen. I'm sure I could change that by right click on it. We have mode. This is fashion mode that's ticked on if I go to efficient mode. Yeah, then it butts up right against the edge of the screen like a traditional panel. That's kind of what I would prefer there. It also got rid of the centered quick launcher icons and actually put them closer to the actual start menu. This makes a lot more sense to me. But for those of you that prefer the other way, I mean, you can quickly toggle between that fashion mode and efficient mode for the panel. Now, we do have this little welcome program here. So let me go ahead and click next. And immediately we could have changed it from fashion mode to efficient mode just using this. But we've already taken care of that. Yeah, it's just letting us know a little bit about what we can change as far as the system themes, the icon set. I'm OK with the default icon set. If I go through the start menu here, you know, that default icon set looks good. I don't know if I would change that. So yeah, I'm just going to close out the little help program. The first thing I want to do is go through the menu system and see what all is installed by default, because again, Deepin recommended that you had at least 64 gigs of disk space to be able to install Deepin. That is gigantic. That is probably 10 times the amount of disk space most distributions actually need to install. And I don't think Deepin really needs 64 gigs of disk space. I think that was a gross over estimation of what it actually needs. So let's go through the categories here. Can I actually search by category? It says all categories. OK, there we go. And then I can do the subcategories. We have an internet category where we have browser and mail. It doesn't tell me what browser or email client we have installed because it's using generic names.  Now, that's part of the problem. Why searching in something like the search box could be a problem because if it doesn't search for the program name, but instead search for like the generic label like browser, you know, if I was searching for Firefox, it may not return Firefox, but I actually have to search for browser to actually make that search happen. I don't even know if this is Firefox here, though. What browser are we using? Yeah, I'm not familiar with this at all. So let me go to the about section. This is actually Chrome colon, dash, dash setting. So it's a Chrome based browser at least. But I don't know this might be Chrome. I've never used Chrome. I mean, I don't know anything about it. But this is not what I would expect Chrome to look like. I would expect the about page to actually tell me something about Chrome. It says this browser is made possible by the Chromium open source project and other open source software. So it's talking about open source software. So it's not Google Chrome. So it's some open source variant of Chrome, maybe Chromium. I don't know. Again, it would be better if I could actually get the name of that program instead of just browser. I really wanted to look it up. What I could do is I could open a terminal. And if I assume it's Chromium, what I could do is do a where is and then Chromium. And if Chromium is installed, it would tell me where the binary for Chromium is. I didn't get anything returned, though, so it may not be Chromium. I tried to launch Chromium. By just typing Chromium. Yeah, I'm not sure what that browser is.  I'm going to choose the mail client. I expect the email client to also be difficult to figure out what's going on. We have an email address and password to log in. I obviously don't have anything set up. I just wanted to see what email client this was. I don't recognize the settings or anything. So I'm not sure what email client they're using either. Could it be Geary? It's one I've used in the past. I know it's not Thunderbird. It didn't look anything like Thunderbird. If I do where is Geary, no. So yeah, I'm not sure. One thing I could do to try to figure this out is go into Internet. I'm going to open up, let's open up the browser again. And now let me go back and open the terminal. And it's Htop installed. Let's look for the processes that are running. Htop is not installed. Okay, let's do it. Sudo apt install. Htop, if I can type. Give our strong and complicated password. It is frustrating. I do not know what programs are actually running on the system. So let's go ahead and full screen this. And see what the browser that is running right now. A lot of deep and desktop environment stuff running. I don't see. I don't know. I see user lib browser browser. Wow. Even the libraries are just called browser instead of like the actual program name. Let me just close that out. I don't know. Not a very good installation and first look. I mean, typically these are, I want these to be first looks. That's why I don't put any real effort in researching. So the only thing I can tell you guys is that you have a browser and an email client installed. I don't know what they actually are. So I do apologize about that. Let's go back to the categories. There is a music category. And we have a program called music. And I believe this is Deepin's own music player. This is actually just called music version <IP_ADDRESS>. Again, this is one of the deep and desktop environment applications. And if I, well, I could click open folder, but I don't think there's anything on the system. Well, there is a music folder and it does have one thing sitting in that folder. So you can actually test out the music player in a VM. That's cool. I'm not actually going to play that. I'm not exactly sure what it is. It may be copyrighted. I'm not certain on that, but it looks really nice for audio player. The layout and everything, everything kind of looks familiar, right? You know where all the controls and everything are. I'm sure it's a fine program. So let's go ahead and cancel that.  There is a video category where we have a movie player, screen capture, voice notes, which I'm assuming is like an e-reader or e-speak kind of program and camera, I guess, for webcam. Let's try the movie player. And I believe this is once again one of the original Deepin apps. It's simply called movie and it's version <IP_ADDRESS>. And knowing that their actual program names, I thought they were using generic names by labeling everything. But the program name actually could be movie, right? So if I did a where is browser. And that is actually the name of the browser. Okay, so I finally figured it out. The actual name of the web browser is actually browser. So those were not generic names. Those are the actual names. The email client is actually called mail, right? All right, so music, the program name is actually called music video. The movie player is actually called movie. So you get the idea here. I'm not crazy about that particular naming scheme. That's very confusing. But hey, it's their distro and their desktop environment and their apps. They can name it whatever they want. It's not the worst naming scheme as far as open source software. There's so many bad names of programs in open source software. I won't say they're terrible names. I just will say that using such generic names is kind of confusing. The image viewer, of course, is called image viewer. This is version <IP_ADDRESS>. I wanted to open some images, open up the wallpaper directory here. And we've selected a directory. I guess I actually have to select a specific image. Okay, I see. And from here, you can actually cycle through the images in that directory. Coming back to the menu system, let's go back to the graphics category. We had album, draw, and simple scan, draw. Is that LibreOffice draw? It may be. I'm not sure. No, this doesn't look like a LibreOffice. Now, this is a program that's actually called draw. Draw <IP_ADDRESS>. It looks like it's probably a paint program. That's what I'm guessing it is. Yeah, we could probably open some kind of photo or artwork or whatever and edit it. That is confusing that they call that program draw when LibreOffice has a program called draw. So that's why I thought that might be LibreOffice. Simple scan is a scanning utility. Been around forever. Not too many people have the need for scanners anymore. But if you did, there it is. LibreOffice is installed on the system. But it looks like they have LibreOffice calc, impress, and writer. And of course, just the generic front page to LibreOffice. Here is draw. So is draw actually installed? So this is LibreOffice draw. This is what LibreOffice draw should look like. So the other program was a different drawing program. And if I go to about LibreOffice, let's see what version they're on. They're on version <IP_ADDRESS>. Not the most recent version of LibreOffice. But then again, Deepin is based on Debian. I can go back to the categories. We have a systems category. And this is where you'll find your traditional kind of system apps like your file manager and control center and things like that. System settings. But here is the file manager. And I will say the file manager looks really good. That is a sexy file manager. I'm not going to lie. I really like the look of that. And I would probably want a more traditional look once I started looking around. Like if I go into, I don't know, documents or whatever. Well, that's an empty folder. Let me go back into home. And I actually change how it lists things. Display as list. I didn't click it. There it goes. Display as list. Can I show hidden files and directories? Because I would assume there's some hidden stuff in here that I'm not seeing. Where do I show hidden stuff? Settings maybe? Hidden files. Show hidden files. There we go. All right. Yeah. That's kind of a more traditional look for a file browser. That's probably what I would go with. Instead of the big garish icons. But, you know, some people like the big icon. Look in their file manager. Different strokes for different folks. Some of the other system tools. We saw the terminal earlier. Does control alt T bring up the terminal? Let's see if that particular key binding works. It does. So that is a real positive there. Can I zoom in here? What is the hot keys to zoom in? Control plus to zoom in. I would assume control minus then would zoom back out. Let's look at system resource usage. So let me open up H top. Deepen desktop environment is a heavy desktop environment.  And it's using a lot of CPU. We're using like 25%, 30% of the CPU at times. That's extremely high. But again, that's because we're running this in a VM. It typically doesn't run great in a VM. RAM usage. RAM usage is actually pretty decent. 605 megs of RAM of the eight gigs of RAM. I gave this VM. So that's pretty respectable. Just know it's going to use a lot of CPU inside of VM. So let's check out the kernel. So if I did a U name, let's do U name dash R. This is using an older kernel LTS kernel 5.4.70. Which is fine. Again, it's based on Debian. So they typically use older packages, more stable packages like the older LTS kernel there. I'm kind of curious how many programs are actually installed on the system. So if you're on a Debian or a Boontube-based system, you could do sudo apt list space dash dash installed to get a list of all the programs installed on the system. And of course it'll spit that out. Of course it won't give you a count. So what you need to do is run that same command and then we're going to pipe sudo apt list dash dash installed. Pipe that into WC space dash L to get a line count. And it says warning apt does not have a stable CLI interface used with caution in scripts, but it still allowed me to run the command 1686. So 1686 packages installed on a Debian-based system. I would say that's about normal for, you know, full desktop environments with a reasonable suite of applications installed. One thing I'm kind of interested in is wallpapers. So let me right click on the desktop. I'm going to go to wallpaper and screensavers. The wallpaper utility, the changer is interesting because it's almost like wallpaper changers on like my Android phone, you know, where it has this kind of slideshow effect that appears and you just, you know, go through the slideshow and you just pick a wallpaper. And it's really neat. I will say the wallpaper pack is really nice. A lot of nature photographs, really nice clean photos though. Some abstract art stuff. I really like the bird there. What we got is some flying whales or something going on there. This particular, I've seen this wallpaper before. I don't know if this wallpaper pack has been available in earlier editions of Debian or if this is something brand new for 20.1. Some of these wallpapers though do look familiar to me. Now I am going to choose a light colored wallpaper because I think I want to change to a darker theme. So I'll go with something like that. And let's see if I can change the theme. So display settings. So display settings was what I was wanting to find to change the screen resolution earlier. And I searched for, I thought I'd search for display here before and nothing came up. Yeah, nothing comes up. But if you right click on the desktop and choose display settings, then you will get this screen here where you can actually set your screen resolution, screen brightness, refresh rate and all of that. The other things you can change from here in this little control center is you can add users. So it has this tab that says accounts. This is where you can add delete users to the system, Debian ID. I'm assuming that's some kind of cloud service for Debian. We have default applications. So what applications? What's your default browser? What's your default text editor? Things like that. Personalization. So the themes. Right now we're using a light theme. And this is what I was looking for, the dark theme. And close that out. Yeah, I really like the dark theme. Although if I'm such a dark theme, I really need a lighter wallpaper. Let's go much lighter for the wallpaper. I don't particularly like that wallpaper. That one's nice. Yeah. That has some really nice contrast. Really bright wallpaper against that dark theme. That really looks good. See what the file manager looks like with the dark theme. Yeah, the deep and desktop environment is really beautiful. Now one thing I will say with the deep and desktop environment, it actually looks better on physical hardware. Because remember, we are not using the fancy effects mode. We are using the normal mode because the fancy effects mode would even would spike the CPU and the VM to like 100%. I've done it before and I can actually log out and change it. Let me reboot the system and I will try to turn on the fancy effects mode. And actually I don't need to restart the computer or log out or anything actually right there from the control panel. If you go back into the display settings and if you go down to where we changed the theme. Personalization. I changed it to a dark theme. You see window effect. We had it turned off because we were in normal mode. If you just slide that on, that will change to the fancy effects mode. And that should get us now the transparency and the blurring effects. Yeah, that looks really nice. Again, I think I need a lighter wallpaper. I was trying to find a good balance of a light wallpaper, but not one that would just completely blind you guys that are watching the video. Yeah, that one right there looks good. Yeah, that's some really nice blurring. The panel is also blurred. I don't know if you guys can tell because it's a very similar background. And I think you can change the effects of the transparency if I get back in here and go to personalization. Yeah, transparency so we can make it even more transparent. Yeah, so it really bleeds through or we can make it less transparent. And you may want to adjust that depending on the kind of background you're using. I'm going to use 50% transparency. That's probably a good middle ground for most situations. I will say the deep end desktop environment is very intuitive. When you right click on the desktop, you find the things in this menu that you expect to find. You have the start menu, very reminiscent of something like Windows. It's got some quick launchers over here. It's got a search panel. By the way, the bar at the bottom, the panel, if you right click on it, you want to change location.  It's really easy to adjust. Can I drag it? I'm not sure if I can drag it or not. Let's see. We can change it to the left-hand side of the screen. That might be interesting. You know what? I don't hate that, actually. Yeah, I could get used to that. Anyway, I don't want to spend too much time on this. I'm going to go back to the previous ones. Somewhat of a minor release for Deepin, Deepin 20.1. Again, just keeping up with the minor point releases for the Debian 10 series. But overall, I do like Deepin. I know a lot of people try to trash Deepin. A lot of people really fear Deepin because it is a Chinese-based distribution. People fear Chinese companies because it's a corporate distribution. There's a company behind it. People fear Chinese corporations. People fear the Chinese government. There have been claims in the past, unfounded claims that Deepin contained a spyware, which was really overblown. Deepin has some web analytics. And people blew that story up and to Deepin was spyware. Deepin eventually got rid of that stuff because people were overblowing that story to the point it was causing Deepin some headaches. So they did get rid of some of the analytics. But for me, I trust it. I like it. It's Debian. It's stable. And it looks good. The desktop environment just looks good. It's probably when you think of the desktop environments out there available in Linux, they are doing the best job as far as trying to win over those Windows and Mac users. Because nobody's going to look at Genome and think, man, I really should leave Windows 10 for that. Nobody's going to think that. You show a Windows user the Deepin desktop environment and they're just going to be blown away. They're going to want to run Linux just because it's so sexy that desktop looks. Before I go, I need to thank a few special people. I need to thank the producers of the show, Devon Fran, Gabe, Corbinian, Mitchell, Akami, Arch 5530, Chris, Chuck, David, the other David, Donnie, Dylan, Gregory, Lewis, Paul, Pick, BM, Scott, and Willie. They are my highest tiered patrons over on Patreon. They are the producers of this installation and first look at Deepin 20.1. I also want to thank each and every one of these ladies and gentlemen. All these names you're seeing on the screen right now. This channel is sponsored by you guys, the community. I couldn't do what I do without you guys. If you'd like to support me, consider doing so. Look for DistroTube over on Patreon. Alright guys, peace.


Happy Friday, Weirdos! Welcome to the Darren Marlar radio show and, well, I call you Weirdos and I mean that in the utmost respect. It's all out of love. We do a lot of weird stuff here on the show. Also, I'm known for my daily dose of weird news and also my scary story show called Weird Darkness. So, my fans just started calling themselves Weirdos and, well, hopefully I would consider you fans slash friends as well. So, I say good hello to you Weirdos. Coming up on today's show, a British woman's bulging wig? Well, it did not fool customs agents in Norway who realized she wasn't just having a bad hair day. That's our brain-on-drug story coming up a little bit later on. He calls himself an artist, but Michael Fernandez is his exhibit in Halifax, Nova Scotia. It did have a few people scratching their heads, we'll tell you why. If the upcoming solar eclipse on August 21st, which is this coming Monday, if that doesn't work into your schedule, well, you do have another one coming up and I'll tell you when that is. What would you do if you found a bullet in the middle of the street? Okay, now, what would you do if you wanted to be featured in today's moment of duh? That story's on the way. What happens when internet social justice lawyers get it wrong when they accuse you of racism? I have a totally outrageous story about that coming up a little bit later on as well. We'll do a question impossible. I've got a couple of useless facts for you. A preacher in Africa claims to be able to walk on water like Jesus. We've got our weird holidays. Coming up next, I'm Darren Marlar. If you missed any shows in the past, you can catch up with them at darronontheair.com. A study says that better sleep is as beneficial as winning the lottery. I guess that depends on your definition of beneficial. I seriously doubt MasterCards go to accept my sleeping in as this month's minimum payment. Did you know that your body constantly refreshes itself? According to an NPR report, each body part has its own very distinct lifespan. The lighting of your stomach, for example, is constantly under assault by digestive acid, so it's renewed every few days. Your bones are refreshed about once every ten years, so you can literally commit a crime now and then a decade from now claim, well, that wasn't me. If you like to hear scary stories, I have something on my website called Weird Darkness and you can find that at darronontheair.com. Now let's take a look at today's weird, wacky, strange, zany, odd, bizarre, quirky, unusual holidays. Today is Friday, August 18th. We have 128 shopping days until Christmas. Only one holiday on the list today. It's Bad Poetry Day. Today is the day to write a really terrible poem and then send it to your high school English teacher. Ah, yes, this is Adams. I remember her so well. I actually did this last year and this is what I wrote to her. I said, roses are red, violets are blue. I hated your class and so did everybody else. A new poll finds that 67% of gamers will miss sleep in order to continue playing video games. Now that might sound terrible. We might look down upon them for that, but come on, let's face it. An even greater percentage of us, we stay up late because we can't walk away from Facebook. I woke up this morning. My Facebook friends were gone. My profile seemed empty. I was saddened for long. No more friend suggestions or things I might like. All my so-called friends told me to take a hike, but I might go back to my space. I got nothing more to do because I'm down to zero friends. Some Facebook blew. Coming up, a preacher in Africa claims to be able to walk on water like Jesus. Hey there, I'm Darren Marlar and if you need to catch some shows from the past, you can find them in my free mobile app. Just do a search for Marlar House in your phone app store or click the mobile app tab at DarrenOnTheAir.com. Got a soul glow for you today and Justin Jonaman has never played in a football game in four years with the University of Minnesota football team. But that doesn't mean he hasn't made an impact there. The gopher's backup kicker has dedicated himself to helping kids in need as a volunteer at Masonic Children's Hospital in Minneapolis. And it's not gone unnoticed by his teammates and coaches. He may never have played a single game of football, but Jonaman, 23 years old, was just recently surprised with a full-ride football scholarship for his final season. How great is that? If you want to watch this inspiring video, it's worth it just to see the reaction on his mom's face when she sees this happen. You can watch the video in my blog right now at DarrenOnTheAir.com. Darren is spelled D-A-R-R-E-N. For the first time, astronomers say they have found a planet outside our solar system that could potentially sustain life. The new discovery has Earth-like temperatures and might even have water. In galactic terms, it's relatively close, a mere 120 trillion miles away orbiting a red dwarf star. An astronomer on the European team that found the planet calls it a nice discovery, but adds we still have a lot of questions. Like how soon can we send Amy Schumer there? If you want to like me, poke me, tweet me, follow me, stalk me, you can find links to all of my social media at DarrenOnTheAir.com. Darren is D-A-R-R-E-N. DarrenOnTheAir.com. Well, in Libreville, Gabon, Africa, evangelist preacher Frank Cabell announced to his congregation that he had a revelation that if he had enough faith he could walk on water like Jesus. So he took all of his congregation to the beach saying that he would walk across the Como Estuary, which takes 20 minutes to cross by boat. While a witness said he walked into the water, which soon passed over his head. This has nothing to do with having enough faith. This has everything to do with breaking God's laws. One of those laws is gravity. Today's question is impossible. In the movie Jurassic Park, how many minutes of special effects were there in the film? Again, in the movie Jurassic Park, the first one, how many minutes of special effects were there? I'll have the answer for you later on in the show. If you like a few laughs after the show, you can check out my daily dose of weird news. I have a new episode every day at DarrenOnTheAir.com. It's today's birthday wrap up for Friday, August 18th from The Cosby Show. Malcolm and Eddie, Jeremiah, listen up, actor Malcolm Jamal Warner is 47 today. From the movie Robin Hood, also the contender, and now on TV's Mr. Robot, Christian Slater is 48. From Fight Club, Primal Fear, The Italian Job, Kingdom of Heaven, The Incredible Hulk, actor Edward Norton is 48 today. From 12 monkeys and last to the Mohicans, Madeline Stowe, she's celebrating birthday 59 today. Comedian and actor Dennis Leary from The Thomas Crown Affair, The Reff, TV's Rescue Me, he's 60 today. Comedian Elaine Boosler is 65. From Roseanne, also the boss in Mr. Mom, Comedian and actor Martin Moll is 74. And from The Horse Whisperer, An Unfinished Life, Spy Games, Captain America The Winner Soldier, actor Robert Redford is 80. I'm Darren Marlar, welcome to the show, weirdos. Well, if you are angry at him for leaving dirty dishes in the sink, say so.  Why? Well, it creates emotional distance. The Reverend David Code, an Episcopal priest, family coach, and also the author of To Raise Happy Kids, Put Your Marriage First, he says couples today are quick to suppress the urge to argue with one another. But just because you seldom argue, that doesn't mean your marriage is strong. The real silent killer of marriage is distancing yourself from your partner, he writes. Code insists that couples should worry more about their flight response, which that's the instinct to avoid your partner, than their fight response, which is the instinct to argue it out verbally. If you want to learn a little more about this, maybe get that book from Reverend Code, you can find a link to that in my blog right now at DarrenOnTheAir.com. That's D-A-R-R-E-N, DarrenOnTheAir.com. Well, what happens when Internet social justice warriors get it wrong when they accuse you of racism? I've got a totally outrageous story coming up about that. I'm Darren Marlar, and as children return to school, a lot of parents decide what price, if any, is appropriate to offer when kids get good grades. The adults who promise money, gifts, or privileges, they say that their children study harder when those incentives are on the table. But I don't know about that. I got that as a kid, so I liked it when I was a child. But how is this preparing our kids for the real world if you give them money or other prizes if they do well in school? That's not how the world works. Once you graduate, you're not rewarded for doing well so much as you are threatened with termination if you don't do well. I talked too much in health class and mathematics, too. So when it came to finals, I didn't have a clue. Not just like a rock. I don't know when Columbus sailed the ocean blue. Now was it in the summer of 1942? To be assured, I gotta be in PE. What would you do if you found a bullet in the middle of the street? Okay, now, what would you do if you wanted to be featured in our moment of duh today? That story is on the way. I'm Darren Marlar, and if you'd like to drop me an email, I'd love to hear from you. You can do that at darronontheair.com. So what happens when internet social justice warriors get it wrong when they accuse you of racism? Of course, there are internet sleuths working hard to publicly identify and shame those white nationalists, neo-Nazis, and others who attended last weekend's Unite the Right rally in Virginia. While the act itself might have some merit, what happens when they get it wrong? Well, talk to Kyle Quinn. He spent last Friday going to a museum and dinner with his wife in Arkansas over a thousand miles away from Charlottesville. Nevertheless, he was incorrectly identified as one of the men who stormed the University of Virginia campus with torches. As a result, he has been harassed on social media, his home and address was made public, as threats poured in, he and his wife were forced to stay at a co-worker's home. Scary stuff. While the upcoming solar eclipse this coming Monday, August 21st, if that doesn't work into your schedule, you do have another one coming up in 2024. The next total solar eclipse in the Americas is April 8, 2024. Totality first touches Mexico, then it enters the United States at Texas, cuts a diagonal domain, and visits the Maritime provinces of Canada. If that's not going to work for you, maybe you want to a plan for the one that's coming up this Monday then. Hey, I'm Darren Marlar. If you'd like to keep up with everything I do, you can sign up for my newsletter. It's the Marlar sheet. You can sign up for it free at DarrenOnTheAir.com. So, what would you do if you found a bullet in the middle of the street? Well, now think about what you'd do if you wanted to be featured in today's moment of duh. A North Philadelphia 14-year-old, he found a bullet on the street and he wanted to see what would happen if he held it over an open flame on the stove. Well, you might be wondering what the odds are that the one person in the world who didn't know what would happen when you cook a bullet would find one, but it happened. The bullet exploded, hitting the boy in the chest and face. Luckily, the injuries were not as serious as they could have been and he was treated and released. This is the Darren Marlar Radio Show. I'm Darren Marlar. If you'd like to get social with me, you can find me on Facebook, Twitter, Mines.com, LinkedIn, Instagram. I've got links to all of my social media at DarrenOnTheAir.com. That's D-A-R-R-E-N, DarrenOnTheAir.com. So what is the most popular American meal? Well, the most popular American meal is not hamburgers, it's not hot dogs, chicken or spaghetti, it's leftovers. According to a study by the Food Marketing Institute, 58% of Americans are having leftovers for dinner on any given night, including tonight on Friday. With the tough economy, people are eating out less these days, two-thirds of Americans are buying less fancy foods, and 60% are buying store brands. At least home cooking is healthier than going out to eat, according to 39% of the study participants. Another 53% think they're now eating healthier, 41% of us claim to be very concerned about the nutritional value of what we eat. So if you're looking by the way for a few great recipe ideas for your leftovers, I did find a couple of resources you might like, a couple of cookbooks for leftovers, and I put a link to those in my blog if you want to check them out. You can find that at DarrenOnTheAir.com. Well, he calls himself an artist, but Michael Fernandez' exhibit in Halifax, Nova Scotia, it had a few people scratching their heads, I'll tell you why coming up here in just a bit. I just heard yesterday, the Hunger Games and Twilight movie series, they're getting their own theme parks in South Korea. Yeah, a Twilight theme park. How is that not literally going to suck? While the average American household gets 189 TV channels, we watch only about 17 of those channels. In fact, it seems like 17 channels, that's about our limit. Almost a decade ago, when the typical American household received 129 channels, 60 fewer than today, we were still only watching about 17 channels. But you're paying for 189 channels, so it all balances out. CableTV has a channel that's ripe for you and your needs, with several new channels such as the Time Channel. Okay, now we have 724, and we're about 11 seconds away from 725. The Stapling Channel. I'm going to hold your paper straight, squeeze. Very good. Now I can get another one. The Sanding Channel. Always move with the grade. See, they're going against the grade there. Come on back over here. And the Pope Channel. If you missed any part of today's show or any past shows, well, you can find them right now at DarrenOnTheAir.com. That's D-A-R-R-E-N, DarrenOnTheAir.com. A British woman's bulging wig? Well, it did not fool customs agents in Norway. They realized she was not having a bad hair day either.  He calls himself an artist, but Michael Fernandez exhibits in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Well, it has a few people scratching their heads. His big artistic statement was nothing more than a regular banana perched on a gallery's windowsill. When nevertheless, Michael's original price tag was $15,000. Well, he later dropped the price to $2,500. Actually, Michael, it wasn't even the same banana. He changed bananas every day, eating the old ones, and then placed progressively greener ones out to demonstrate the banana's transitoriness. But the kicker here, he actually had two different collectors place holds on his work, requiring the gallery's co-owner, Victoria Page, to call them and make sure that they knew what they were getting. She told them, it's a banana. You understand, it's a banana. It must be true, cause I heard it on the radio. It must be true, it must be true. Today's question impossible, in the movie Jurassic Park, how many minutes of special effects were there? That's the computer blue screen, the chroma key, etc. How many minutes of special effects were there in the movie Jurassic Park? It's hard to believe, but it only had six minutes of special effects. Only six minutes. And the dinosaurs themselves only had 13 minutes of screen time for the first Jurassic Park. It's hard to believe when you think back on it, but it's true. In comparison, by the way, again, it only had six minutes of special effects for Jurassic Park. Now the movie Independence Day, that had 50 minutes of special effects.  The wig was concealing more than two pounds of cocaine glued to her head. Customs agents detained her on suspicion of cocaine smuggling. The bag of cocaine was glued so firmly to the woman's real hair that police reportedly had to take her to a local hospital to have it removed. The court ordered the woman held pending a formal indictment and trial. Now another useless fact. An annual survey by HR company Mercer reveals that Baghdad is the worst place on earth to live. Although Detroit is planning to appeal. Hey, if you like scary stories, I have them on a regular basis on my website and you can listen to them anytime at DarrenOnTheAir.com. Well, I got some bad news for you parents. Too much tablet time, it might be slowing speech development in your young children. Pediatricians at the Hospital for Sick Children in Canada who examined the effect of screen time on 900 children between six months and two years old, they found a 49% increased risk of delayed speech for every additional 30 minutes spent using a touchscreen. While previous studies have reported negative effects associated with screen time, including sleeping problems, the research presented at the annual meeting of the Pediatric Academic Societies. It was the first to establish a link between handheld devices and expressive language delay. Team leader Dr. Catherine Birkin says in a news release that all screen time for children under 18 months, it should be discouraged. A suggested echoed by the AAP, actually. And that even goes for apps that are marketed as educational. One expert tells Time Magazine that the littlest ones, they can't understand the connection between what they see on the screen and what they see in the real world. This is it. The show's funny. I gotta try that more often. The Darren Myler radio show. Thanks for joining me on the show today, Weirdos. I hope you had a great day with me. I know I had a blast. If you did miss any part of today's show, well, I will have it up on my website for you to listen to. You can find the podcast at DarrenOnTheAir.com or you can look for it in your phone app store. I actually have my mobile app, which you can search for, Marlar House. That's M-A-R-L-A-R. Oh, well, by the way, I'm going to leave you today with this thought, which is just so exciting. I got some news yesterday. Beginning this coming Monday, the Darren Marler radio show is going to be syndicated. Yes, isn't that awesome? We're going to be broadcasting live along our nation's southern border to discourage illegal aliens from crossing. Good night, ladies. Good night, sir. Hit it, sweetheart. That's all, folks.


The Minister of Labor and Employment, Chris Ngige, says the federal government has started a considerate move with the National Labour Congress, NLC, over the union's threat to embark on an industrial strike. The NLC had issued a seven-day ultimatum to the federal government to end the patriot and cash scarcity being experienced in the country. Following the ultimatum's expiration, the union directed public sector workers in the country to embark on strike. Speaking at the weekly ministerial briefing at the state house in Abuja, Ngige said there is an ongoing dialogue regarding the issue, explaining that the government has sorted the situation out. The Nigerian Labour Congress wrote to us to say that the cashless policy, the Nigerians very badly and that among these Nigerians is affecting, that their members are affected. When they did that, we had to forward the letter to the CBN governor and told him in our own letter that he should act promptly because they gave a deadline. The deadline expired last Friday and we acted before that Friday and we asked the CBN to also act before that Friday. So we did that before I left for Geneva. But as much as it is, the important thing that we have emphasized to them that we have apprehended this dispute. So you get notified about fresh news updates.