What is going on guys welcome back to the channel critical overload here She's talking about pre little liars original sin season one episode five This will be the recap for that episode episode five opens on Halloween 1999 with Angela doing a prank with the liars moms The Angela doesn't want to do the prank, but she also Wants to fit in and have friends very badly After Angela completes the prank of throwing an object at a door the moms drive off leaving her behind Imaging thinks they'd be foolish to go to the police after how close they are to the truth Within are shown tabby is mad at chip for stepping into direct the short film and ruining her intent to tell a female view point behind the Camera the liars are at Images house searching for the missing pages or any clues Tabby continues to deliver movie reference heavy dialogue and it's Honestly at this point like this one time like it starts become very cringe to me because it's so constant from her But she's my favorite liar, and I love her to death because Chandler's doing an amazing job Farron talks to Henry and reveals that Kelly did have a scar on her foot This only makes her believe further that Kelly is Karen and Kelly died Many has shown meeting with grown men online, and I honestly did not fully understand this moment when I first originally saw it Imaging has another flashback of her mom giving her a gift for the baby and then proposing a baby shower should occur Farron meets with her ballet teacher and tells her she thinks Kelly is Karen Due to the scars on her feet the teacher tells Farron to stop because Kelly has engaged in acts of self-harm before Imaging is planning to throw a Halloween party to save her house by charging admission Many says she can't go because of plans. No one will see if Sean can go or can help people attend I'm gonna say many talks to ash and invites him to the party and says she'll meet him there at 9 30 Tabby talks to Wes and he's mad about the night with dinner not going how he'd hope He reminds tabby that he cares about her But tabby just wanted to to come collect her last check Tabby agrees to stay working at the theater after hearing the new conditions from Wes on Halloween Tabby is working hard at the theater one of the patrons asked for a cherry coke and tabby says they don't have that and He proceeds to ask if she still has her cherry Many is taking pictures in her room with multiple costumes on Farron meets Kelly for a drink and compliments her for being a great dancer Kelly says she was always good, but she couldn't display it because Karen always needed needed the spotlight she admits she blames herself for Karen's death and Thinking how they they should have stayed home that night instead of going to the dance Farron notices the cut on Kelly's hand and asked about it and tells Kelly She can always talk to her She tells Kelly Imaging is having a party at her home at her old house And she should come if she wants at Imaging's party knowing Sean arrived tabby confront Sean about a bond Fire that he swears. He doesn't recall many is shown meeting with this grown man pretending to be a girl named Rachel A is shown going into a basement cellar and picking out a new outfit to wear for Halloween Many is out churka treating with this man who says she can call him daddy or dad Imaging finds a in her house, but doesn't know that it is a a walks up to her before Shifting to the other direction after Imaging tells them they can't use that restroom Imaging receives a phone call at her party about Angela waters But has no where quieter to go to speak to them about Angela Many came to the party at Imaging's house and goes upstairs with Sean Or I meant to say ash. I meant to say ash Farron catches Kelly making out with Greg Karen's ex this makes her believe Kelly is indeed Karen and she storms off saying she effing knew it Chip meets with tabby at the party and lets her know that they have a chance to reshoot the short with her as a director this time Chip says that they can watch nightmare in Elm Street But tabby says she's gonna stay at the party for Imaging Farron confronts Kelly at the party and says she saw her kissing Greg Kelly calls Farron calls Farron girl and says That's what Karen used to call her She said that she thinks Kelly is Karen and she's just pretending to be Kelly because she's guilty over her sister's death Farron wants Farron wants she might or Farron thinks she might be in danger because someone pushed Kelly Thinking they were Karen and could still be after her Kelly tells Farron to stay away from her after she gets mad after the after the after the accusation It came from Farron's mouth Many and ash are upstairs and I assume they're very high during this many says to stay here And she's gonna go get snacks from downstairs. So ash stays downstairs in bed Noah sees many and hugs her out of excitement tabby confronts Tyler and the crew about their misogyny in the scene is honestly the worst part of the show for me so far I'm all for tabby standing up for herself But it's like please stop having her Deliver these type of words the problem also is that Chandler is doing such an amazing job at it So I'm like on the fence with it. I still love tabby very much Tyler goes to the bathroom after tabby punches him and a kills him by strangling him to death before dropping him in The tub tabby is comforted by her friends after she punched Tyler Imaging asked the liars to help break up a party She's ready to be over a walks out of the basement with Tyler's body and packs him up in the back of their van Imaging has more flashbacks of time with her mom the next day after the party as she walks around the house home alone Imaging receives a call from the person that called about Angela waters Imaging agrees to meet with this person on the phone who says they knew Angela waters family and new images mom Many is confronted by her mom when she returns home Many's father died many years ago and she misses him. That's what we are shown or at least that's what it looked like It was something about her father. She misses Farron gets a call from her ballet teacher Who says Kelly was a wreck and that Farron will not be starring in the play anymore? Kelly tells her mom the news and her mom calls her Karen Kelly tells her that she told her she's Kelly and that she'll get her meds so she can feel better Imaging asked tabby what the Tyler confrontation was really about Tabby admits that at a party once in the woods that something happened to her Imaging tells tabby something happened to her as well and then the episode ends now for those of you who've already read my review for Episodes 6 through 10 you will find out what happened to tabby and Imaging next week And you'll find out what this is that they share and you'll find out all of these other details about it as you go into episode 7 8 9 and 10 the season finale. I really enjoyed episode 5 I know a lot of you are also looking forward to the carnival episode I believe the carnival episode is episode 7 so you should be getting that next week I might be mistaken, but I believe the carnival episode was indeed episode 7 But I hope you guys did enjoy the two episodes that debuted tonight on HBO Max I know a lot of us are still gonna wait for the early part of today to find out if we are Going to need to worry about the upcoming ending of the series because they might be getting shelved due to this new upcoming deal With discovery going on in HBO Max going out the door So hopefully this show can get it second season, but let me know what you guys think about all this down in the comments Below did you enjoy episode 4 and 5 if you haven't already of course make sure you subscribe Turn on post notifications at near miss a video in the description I'll have links on my social media accounts on Facebook Twitter and Instagram You can message me there of course to limiters any movies news or reviews You like me to cover in the future with all that in mind guys. 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Data, Spuren suchen, elektronischem Timelinehmen Verzeichnissen oder auch was euch passieren kann, wenn der Erdgeist euch dazu einlädt, seine Telefonbücher und seine DVD-Sammlung zu durchsuchen. Es geht um Rufnummer zu Teilnehmerzuordnung und damit was man dabei erleben kann, wie das funktioniert und was man dabei so lernen kann. Unsere Sprecher der Erdgeist und Andreas Sehne, zwei Berliner Hacker und Telefonbuch-Sammler mit obskuren Leidenschaften, Sammelätigen und einem Hang dazu, lange auf da anzustauen und darin Muster zu erkennen. Begrüßt ihr mit einem herzlichen Applaus. Viel Spaß! Wir haben ein ähnliches Gespräch vor Jahren gehalten und wir hatten ca. drei Stunden. Und in der meantime waren es noch vier Jahre von der Forschung, die in den Gesprächen zu gehen, also müssen wir uns aufhören. Als der nice Harald sagte, Zeit, dass wir einander kennenlernen. Es ist eine Zeit, in der wir einladen müssen, sich meine Telefonbuch-Sammlung anzugucken. Ich möchte jemanden schauen, wie meine Kollektion von Telefondirektoren oder von Telefonleuchten ist. Es ist nicht eine sehr geringe Liste, es wirklich existiert, es sieht so aus. Und ich habe in den vergangenen 16 Jahren diese Kollektion gesammelt. Das sind wir.  Wer von euch kennt die Einleitung der Ausbindung? Und wer von euch nutzt elektronische Telefonbücher? Wer von euch hat noch ein gedrucktes Telefonbuch zu Hause? Wer von euch steht noch im Telefonbuch? Wer von euch stand je im Telefonbuch? Ok, das Fleck sehen wir nachher. Telefonverzeichen, da gibt es schon eine ganze Weile.  Sie waren zu ihrer Hochfahrt in der Heydei, in der 80er, Anfang der 90er, sehr dicke Wählzer.  Und das wurde liberalisiert, weil es als eine means for advertising war. Und ich beginnte, das zu meinen Freunden zu erzählen, und ich habe das zu meinen Freunden erzählt und sie würden mir die eigene Beine beobachten.  Wir waren sehr glücklich, wenn das geändert wurde, unter den Modern ab und nach Hause geliefert, phonebooks by posts and have them delivered to you under your neighbors unbelieving highs, disbelieving highs.  They would also be digitized on CD and we got a collection of phonebooks since 92. Zu Anfang waren diese Telefonbücher auf meinem Schreibtisch dann wirklich... In the beginning those phonebooks would be sorted by the area codes and they were in a weird HTML format until I noticed that it was an edition for all of Germany that landed on my table and after I disassembled it and didn't want to accept that something on my computer would not be investigated completely, I started collecting and I ran into the problem that they weren't all available at the time. My wish to have a complete collection only was fulfillable from 2010 onwards and then eBay came up but that became more expensive than the originals where CDs would cost up to 50 Euros which is unacceptable so I was happy to see that libraries still have all the editions. That was the first edition from 1992 that I got my hands on. There are rumors that there is one from 1990 as well but I never saw it personally. But if any of you happen to have it, then that's awesome. But FIFA also wrote, told people to donate their phonebooks to me und after investing hundreds and hundreds of Euros my collection is now fairly complete but having these DVDs or earlier CDs on your desktop doesn't really help you a lot. You can run them in a simulator and click around in the fat file system below. I run this in an old DOS simulator but if you look at the files you see a lot of small files in the times of DOS there was no simple way to compress something like this efficiently while keeping it searchable. So throughout the years there have been interesting attempts to reduce the amount of data in headers. You see one of these files here with the .o1 extension and the header tells you the area code and below that there is a file format that saves a lot of bits by using a text encoding that only uses seven bits und so they use this to cut down on the amount of data by cutting off one bit which makes reverse engineering even best fun and so I would have to try to debug things on a no longer maintained operating system. That's what it used to look like. I don't know, I never owned a PC that old that's version 3.0 und also version 3.0 of the compression algorithm and pk where used to be the hot shit back in the days which they used for compression I could not about this for hours but unfortunately we don't have time but there's this dark blue point that tells you how many records there are some things are the length bytes of the springs that have a dynamic length they're passed backwards and before that there are the bit fields that tell you which bits are in use that took a while to reverse engineering as well unfortunately I don't have time to go into this in more detail this wasn't entirely chronological I had these in reverse order and the first thing that I ever got my handle was the 2003 edition und da they were using LH already as you can see in the first bytes in the header there were some files compressed alongside this there was some development plain text and then there was a binary block but in the same distance as in the other files where the LH header is there are identical bytes und then you only have to subtract XOR and then you get the key and as you all learned in Eclipse 101 if you can see the penguin your encryption is crap so that was my first success I was very happy in 2003 this was and immediately afterwards I brought him the new CD and tada everything had changed there was a new format gab es eine Ausgabe für but fortunately there was a version for macOS where they probably outsourced things where I sat down ran gdb on it and what happened before block was being read from the CD and analyzed and displayed and stepped through this power PC code until I noticed that hang on there are symbols in here I looked at the back trace and they had a function that's called secret XOR encryption so they're reading a block from the CD they decompress it with LZW and then they use the blobs first 27 bytes which are encrypted and there having looked at what their secret key this static XOR string which is a book title that some nerd probably found on his bookshelf and thought I'm going to take this and after two days of debugging and learning a lot about power PC assembler I quasi freehose I got this key more or less for free alongside the symbol this led to me in most cases seeing these source code files like 13, 14 files next to each other that contained all of the names and all of the street names and then you could basically laminate all of them together and you have the entire phone book of the year or maybe even the quarter jedes Quartal eine Ausgabe at one point there was like one addition for each quarter by now if you have a subscription with DT Media then you basically get something to download every two months an updated directory every two months this DVD came about two days ago where they partnered with a that also includes geodata which is very great but this is like drive there instead of calling then after work you sit there and you're wondering why don't we know that but lo und behold the power of followers can someone who knows something about geo information tell us how this works and like how this geolocation how the street maps to this coordinate and then on the 7th on February 7th it's a Lambert projection which allowed us to normalize which allowed them to normalize something but the great thing is this person even made this account just for this so that was amazing, thank you and there was even a link with there it's a piece of sea code that allowed me to convert this projection to WGS4 which helped me a lot because it allowed me to do geo mapping on there und once you decoded this then you get all the coordinates of all telephone numbers in Germany and you know that you were kind of right when decompressing and reverse engineering because this heat map looks plausible looks like it can be this is the distribution of phone access lines as they mentioned in the phone directories and roughly of all phone access lines and it was one big file that wasn't very well imaginable we want to talk about big data so and there's a big file and you kind of like work in there and sometimes you need to know are we in the right track or not sometimes you're kind of like looking for something and you don't find anything and you're thinking maybe something went wrong and sometimes you grab something and what happens and you find something good if you grab for horno you might find something because horno is a city and then there's people there and you can do WZL there and you can see how many people have telephone access there and and then you do this for the next year you see, well there's less phones actually and if you check this so you find that there were actually less less of them and why is that because the mining group actually doesn't exist anymore and now there's no village anymore so but sometimes you ask yourself why do phone numbers in the telephone directories become less well in general we see that there's less and less phones listed in the phone directory and the peak was in 2001 and we see that it's mostly older people that are on the telephone directory and younger people don't even get themselves listed and this is more of a historical part what we're doing here right now now we still have time this fresh dvd. that arrived here it went from 18.6 million to 17.9 million listed numbers now what's sad is that if you look at current listed current CDs the most important records are key lockers key unlockers there's actually spam so they're trying to get kind of like there and we actually find that there's a lot of spam that are spamming our database and this changes and this makes it difficult for me to maintain my database and this also ensured that there was a new sorting scheme for the German postal for the German postal records because it used to be alphabetical but then what happened was that the AAA lockpicking service at the beginning but now it's actually at the end so what you see now is the result of 16 years of tidying up and you can get it with a script allows you to basically get a telephone book from a sorted telephone book from each and every CD or DVD gedammt ist that is basically a dump and this works on the telephone books the yellow sites in Germany which are a telephone which are telephone books that are specified on like businesses quasi dasselbe Format but it's basically the same format and even for our Austrian friends Herold if that are from the DVDs from Herold you can also decompress with this okay, now again there's four different binary data formats that engineers have thought of to go with sort of like the motto of the time well, crypto there's two, there's twice I cracked two cryptos so to speak there's like 51 editions unfortunately not all of them physical because some of the older ones are only in libraries and you can't you can't take them anywhere you can only read them on there and we have when we look at the last couple of years we have these there's like a lot of changes within the different columns now the question why are we doing this because the easiest thing would be to say well, hackers will hack if a DVD is lying around somewhere or in my PC then I really want to be able to access this data and also make fun queries from it there are people with more detailed hobbies and in addition to that maybe something about area codes and how telephone numbers are structured in Germany Germany is distributed into 5202 area codes for example 03307 for where we are currently in Milenberg they're kind of historically grown so it used to be that it was actually physically and we had mechanical devices that actually moved as much as each digit was some of the older ones might remember the click, click, click on the telephone and it used to be mechanical mechanical components and it was optimized so that those area codes that were often phoned would be able to be called very quickly because the more the larger your numbers were the more difficult it was to the longer it took to call basically and like for example Bavaria like for example Bavaria had 7 or 8 because Bavaria, there weren't that many people living there and why did it need to be fast because each click was basically money so it cost you money from the time you started your call until you ended your call basically so they wanted to make sure that it would go very quickly now obviously this is more of a review this hobby is really dying off but I think it's quite interesting to see Bavaria today's dump was like 10 am the last dump was at 3.30 am so this is kind of a strange hobby as well okay again now what is the area code this is the canonical format of a phone number in Germany we have a country area code we have an area code and there's like a plan a map where you can look it up in this case it's 4-0 for Hamburg and then we have the part of your number that is unique to each member basically and 4-0-1-8 010 is the CCC Hamburg and this 4-0-1-8 says that it is like a historical marker of where the go-through was basically and this was where it was decoded so it used to be when when you knew that Schütze was in Zylendorf you would go through the phone book until um an um an um um um um um um um um um um oder nicht. In Deutschland, in addition, like 1-1 is usually reserved for specific stuff, like 1-1-2 is fire services, fire station, and often times city councils and stuff will also have something with 2-1-something. Yeah, and then you have these phone numbers and these number areas, and then you can basically sort by them. Okay, what are we doing with this data? Let's just look at it first. Just like a very brief analysis. What do people talk about in the phone book? What are they recording there? These are actually real recordings. In the phone book. First of all, we see that people write their academic title. Like, I'm a Diplom-Engineer. So, the telephone book used to be something like StudiFoZet, or maybe by now Facebook, but it's not voluntary. And it's very important that it's like a conversational lexicon encyclopedia of your city, who's who. And if you're in there, then you kind of like put yourself in there with your title or your job designation. So, even in sort of like historical things, it's really interesting to look at it. But if you have the means to look at the addresses with like small scripts, I wrote a shell script, which did nothing else, but sort those addresses that only have a surname. The blues are all of the addresses, and the pinks are all of these addresses that only have last names. And for those of you that don't recognize it, this is Berlin. Grünewald is the black part, because there's no phone lines there. And originally I was planning on looking ... So, you see like the suburbs of Berlin, and originally I was planning on having like a time lapse of Berlin. And you can see how the suburbs are growing in Berlin. But heatmap-tools allow you to plot other things. Here's a short quiz, what do you think this is? Ich treffe unsere Annahmen. I mean, I studied things empirically, and I always want to check if our expectations are met, and we painted something. What do you think this is? These are all these who said they would not want to be found in an inverted search, because, I mean, this has to be included to make sure that they can be found in the original direction, but they can't be found in the inverted search. Und, was wir den Leuten gesagt haben, schreibt die Briefe bitte, wenn euch da ihr Euro-Programmatik ist, painted this picture, where we asked people to send a letter if they value their privacy, and it worked for these. Wir haben also paint all the ones who have a PHD-Dorf über Schmand. In Berlin, they seem to live in Charlottenburg-Wilmastorf, all the way in Westberlin, after Potsdam, we did the same for Munich, and you can do it for many other things. For example, with the hundred-year anniversary of the Weimar constitution, well, that constitution abolished aristocracy, and we had a look at who still had aristocratic titles. We also checked who had typically Turkish first names. As expected, this was mostly in West-Germany and some cities in the East. Es ist ganz spannend, einfach mal so seine Annahmen, und es ist interessant, to check if you can verify or falsify your assumptions based on the data you have. We tried to do this for several years, and as soon as we got the ability to do that, we could visualize trends across the years. For example, there are some government offices that move from Munich to Berlin, und es hat ein Blick.  Aber in order to do that, you have to find them across the years, und das ist wirklich schwierig. Obviously, even place names aren't a useful feature, because they can change in between years, or they may, for example, add suffixes to their name, and you need heuristics that make matching really difficult. There are corrections where people, there were errors in data entry in the early years, using the letter O for the number zero is the easiest example, but there were many others, and this is really difficult, because many things like house numbers aren't standardized in Germany. There is a house number zero in Bielefeld, there are negative numbers, there are fractional house numbers, there is of course A to F as suffixes, but trying to sanitize this house number field is doomed to failure. I built a very rough heuristic to try as good a job as possible. You also noticed that the number of the chaos computer club in earlier editions contained a queue until I was informed what that queue meant. I thought, oh, God, I'm going to have to rep out all the capital letters, which is a shame, because they contain information, but then I was told that things such as D1 fu, which was the first number of car telephones, and the first version of car telephones, they didn't have area codes, so in welchem Vorwahlenbereich? You would have to know roughly in which area code the car would be, and then you can try to reach the car in that area code. So geomapping a region there is completely impossible. And then these 51 Editions with up to 38 participants, that's a lot of IO. So just extracting them from the DVDs takes about half a day until you have the data lying about, and then you have to do something with them. So you can sort them and check if two people in subsequent years might be the same person. But with two billion records, the index is already too large for my RAM, and SSD was really expensive when I started playing around with this. Because the telecom company, which used to be the post office, added features that allow extracting what chunks of roughly a similar number of participants. And that's a postcode, and you can take that. They are about equally sized. There are some, I think, 21,000 postcodes in the telephone book, and they never grow larger than about 100 megabytes. And that's the extreme case, and so you can sort them by records, and then you get a good starting point or records checking if two subsequent records are the same. The only difficulty is that I got a 1992 phone book CD when this happened. Yes, because between 1992 and 1995 a lot happened. There was this event, the reunification, and suddenly the postcode system and area code system of two countries had to be thrown together alongside phone number systems. And in this time they renamed a lot of streets. They had Bulgarian communist leaders that got their own streets named after them in some regions. These postcodes that went from four to five numbers, caused a lot of debate, I'm sure, because there are various systems of assigning these, and there were conflicts, and they thought about merging them initially and only renumbering those that were colliding. They decided to do another thing. And meant that, for example, people in the Berlin suburb of Hellersdorf who would suddenly find themselves confronted with all this bureaucracy where they might get a new phone number, a new area code, a new postcode, even a new street name and house number. And this makes it really difficult to follow up on this. Das kriegt ihr nicht gefasst, und wenn jeder, the best regex, can't solve your problems here, und wenn jeder run einfach wirklich lang, if each run, each trial and error takes a really long time, then it's getting tricky to refine this. Und in der Phonebook von 92 hat es vorwahl der deutschen Republik gehandelt. Es gibt auch Phone-Numbers, die starten in 37, denn es gibt noch Eastern-German-Numbers, und das macht es noch mehr schwierig. In einigen cases, würden sie diese Nummern extendern, und dann brauchen sie auch die Matron-Karitäre.     Das war jetzt so wichtig, dass ich jetzt bei diesem Zusammenfassend, dieses Spann-Looking-At-Records in several years sackt down und wrote a larger and more powerful script, that tries to brute-force the next issue and tries to find the respective person. If we could simply map the Postcode, this is the one you see on the left here, is already mapped. If we could do this for all, that would be really easy, but there is no way of mapping old Postcodes to new Postcodes, but I could generate that, because I said, I was hardcore and said I would postcode and street name and surname and first name and put them in a large list. And if I can often find this sexchufel from an old Postcode and new Postcode, then great. And I would do this, I would take away some of these factors at some point if I can't even find the street name with the house number, then something's fishy and that might be that, for example, a street could have been renamed. So if many people from one house in a given name moved to a different house with a different address with a different number and a different street name, that indicates that the street was renamed. In Munich, for example, they renamed the FJ-Straus Street to Franz Josef Straus Street. But most string similarity algorithms aren't designed for looking at two strings in a phone book and saying if they are similar. So I had to combine three of these powerful algorithms in order to generate this result. I now have a mapping that I might even publish in a repo. And this mapping maps old Postcodes to new Postcodes and I was finally able to continue. Continuing means I was able to get this to an SQL form basically easy, because looking at an old phone book which is like, well, it's actually one line in the phone book like you have sort of like Troy Hunt in there, which has a name and then an address and then a phone number and sometimes there's even a link somewhere else, but these lines somehow belong together and if you want to put them into a database then you need to put them together and they basically need to become columns but it's quite difficult to do that because what happens if there's different Postcodes and this might make it very difficult to sort them. So, first of all I've only sorted them by the Postcode of the first line and this led to the scheme on the top left and that did basically erase within columns and if I need to sort that in there I kind of like need a if I want a full text search then I need to split up these arrays again because Trigram by Postgres is kind of like the best thing but it's not very nice actually and it's a shame so I've tried to look for different ideas of how I could make this so for example the table at the top right uses like a string index and a Trigram index and then did an inner join but none of this is nice and especially it's not nice because I wanted to do this within SQL so the academics and journalists could just research on there and it would be cool if they wouldn't always come to me and ask me to write them a script so for us I wrote this web interface where you can see this search which is basically a Flask application and this allows this builds a query so you can see the results up there in Jena, between Beate Schippe between 1989 and 1991 and she did not she did not disagree with the reverse search so this is where we and our friends can research now for us it was kind of like a nerd hobby that you could do which was quite cheap because it's like 25€ per 50€ per year and a lot of time in the end we actually invested 5000€ almost for computers but we actually looked at what other people are doing this historical analysis we found a lot of genealogy stuff we had some religious cults that basically baptized people based on the telephone books and they basically used those from the 30s now the central library started donating telephone books to us and they kind of like scanned phone books from the 60s on and it is just more comfortable to be able to search digitally than look at it side by side which is of course even easier than going to a different city to look at their telephone book and of course there's some ethical issues which we've actually discussed within the club already within the 11th care's communications congress so it's obviously long standing trends that are accompanying us and what we can do we can't really tell right now within the short time frame but we have decided that outside there's like a very practical area outside so we'll be meeting outside in front of the LTE LTE must outside if you're still interested in it so if you have any questions or anything for something that we weren't able to go into right now or maybe have ideas of what we can visualize here or who should do research on these we have this problem that data protection is kind of involved here so disagreeing with this reverse search was exactly included because of the data protection issues we don't want all of these people that want to kind of sell advertisements to have this digital to have this digital record so basically everyone there's some people I trust of course some journalists, some academics have gotten this data so if you want this data please just approach me but please also tell me why you want to do this and thank you guys for your attention maybe we'll meet outside for a beer Vielen Dank, Erdke Sommelier


Eric and Jesse James Decker are definitely couple goals, starring in their own reality show, running a charity, raising their three cute kids, and more. It's no surprise they have a beautiful $4.3 million family mansion in Nashville, Tennessee, which they claim is their forever home. While the couple has moved around a lot over the past few years, the Deckers were excited to settle in one place after Eric retired from his football career. We'll check out their Nashville dream home along with a couple of their former properties across the US, we even found the listings. In these videos, we don't reveal any addresses and even though I've done a house tour of my own place, please do not show up at any private residences because it's not safe for anyone. Eric Decker is a former football wide receiver who played in the NFL for eight seasons, being drafted by the Denver Broncos in 2010. After four seasons with them, he played for the New York Jets for three years, and as well as the Tennessee Titans and New England Patriots. Considering this, Eric had to uproot his family numerous times as he changed teams. His wife, Jesse James Decker, is a country singer, clothing designer, and super mom, and the power couple even starred in their own e-reality show, Eric and Jesse Game On. Eric and Jesse, along with their three children, have lived in multiple homes, including ones in Colorado and Georgia, so they were excited when they could finally settle down permanently in Nashville. At the time of this recording, it's estimated that the Deckers have a net worth of over $12.5 million, so they had no issues forking out over $4 million on their 13,000-square-foot-plus mansion.  Today we're checking out where star couple Eric and Jesse James Decker call home, including their Nashville Dream Home and more. If you haven't already, be sure to subscribe and ring that bell for notifications because we post brand new content daily. As always, you can follow me on Instagram to chat, and now let's get into this video. First, let's go way back to 2014 when Eric and Jesse were offloading their home in Colorado. Located in Castle Pines, they lived in an upscale Colorado neighborhood, close to country clubs, and suburban comforts. However, the couple was apparently tired of fans stopping in front of their abode to take pictures, and in a tweet, Eric claimed they were moving. Their former English manor-style home was situated in the gated and private Daniels Gate community, and they put it up for sale at $2 million. In fact, this was the home that was shown on the Decker's eReality series Eric and Jesse game on, but while they were living there, some changes to the home's appearance went down, like getting rid of the blue and yellow floral wallpaper in the kitchen. The two-story mansion spanned 10,856 square feet of space and boasted seven bedrooms, eight baths, and plenty of upgrades throughout. Features like radiant heating in the entire home and smart home capabilities for security, audio, and climate control were all added. Eric and Jesse's former home featured a memorable grand entree with a sweeping staircase, double-height ceilings, and chandelier that you've no doubt seen if you watched the show. The spacious yet cozy kitchen had hardwood flooring, two islands, and a six-burner range, and nearby there was also a great room. This space was perfect for family gatherings and there were soaring ceilings, a grand picture window, and ornate millwork. Eric and Jesse shared a regal master suite at their Colorado Pad, which featured a spiral staircase leading to another secret level, and elsewhere in the home there was a fully-stocked fitness center. Other features included a dark-paneled home office with fireplace and a walk-out basement with bar, games room, and movie theater, which we've also seen on the show. While the property wasn't exactly in the mountains, it still boasted mountain views and the feel of living in the high country. After Eric and Jesse had moved on from the Colorado spa, they also lived in this home, located in Georgia. In 2017, the former wide receiver and his wife had listed this house for $1.45 million, which was situated in an area called Atworth, about 30 miles from Atlanta. The estate boasted eight beds, eight full baths, and two half baths, and enough space for Eric to invite most of his former teammates over to stay. Built in 2006, the Georgia estate spent 10,000 square feet and included goodies like two kitchens and even a boat-shaped bathtub. Eric and Jesse had more than enough room for their large family at this residence, and the one-acre property overlooked the Governor's Town Club, a win if they liked to play golf. Their former Georgia abode was built in a European style and had some similarities with the last house in terms of design. The home was constructed of cedar and stone while oversized rooms had beam ceilings, hardwood flooring, fireplaces, and built-ins. The chef's kitchen had a rustic vibe despite the brand-new appliances with a wood-topped island, and here there was a combined family room with stone fireplace too.  While distinct photos show the decker's former estate unfurnished, we can imagine how lavish it really was. What looks to be the master suite was painted with sleek black walls, which I absolutely loved.  Even though this Georgia home was large enough for the decker family, their current abode is even more impressive. In 2019, Jesse and Eric admitted they have found their forever home and were finally done with moving, putting down roots at their current home in Nashville, Tennessee. After Eric retired from the NFL, it enabled the family to find a house that checked all their boxes and stay put for once. The house was in the middle of a big renovation at the time, but the decker's already claimed the house was beautiful and totally their style. It appears the decker's bought the fully gated home for over $4.3 million, and it was built in 2011, boasting crisp and modern interiors over three floors. It's located in a sought-after suburban area, Oak Hill, while their property spans about three acres of sprawling land. Inside the size of the mansion is just as impressive, encompassing 13,375 square feet of space, with six beds, seven full baths, and four half baths. The exterior of the abode features perfect landscaping and an impressive motor court, while a double-height entryway boasts curved staircases leading both upstairs and one to the lower level. Eric and Jesse's mansion also has bonuses like geothermal heating and cooling. Multiple terraces both covered and open for entertaining and a dramatic swimming pool. Jesse loves to cook, and one thing she required in the home was enough counter space in the kitchen for meal prep and entertaining. She said, I was adamant that I have two islands in the kitchen. I found a lot of times when I have one big island, I've been trying to cut things and chop, and then trying to serve and entertain at the same time. And it just doesn't work. And that was just one of the many changes the deckers made at their house. The kitchen also boasts large windows overlooking the backyard, a casual table to eat at and a wet bar. But the couple changed the look to have a warmer and cozier vibe. This sprawling living room has sleek furnishings, arched glass doors out to the deck, as well as a fireplace on one end and TV on the other side. Eric and Jesse have said their living room is the most important spot in the home, considering the family spends the most time here. To create a rustic European feel in this space, the couple added wood beams on the ceiling and furnished it with a large wooden coffee table alongside a ton of comfy couches. Jesse and Eric also changed the dining room to make it cozier rather than contemporary. They added a round table and incorporated dark colors and textured wallpaper as well. Other main floor living spaces included a cozy den with fireplace and a stunning indoor outdoor room with high wooden ceilings and even a TV. The couple's master suite has plenty of space with a chandelier and sitting area with French doors to the yard. Perhaps one of the nicest rooms is Eric and Jesse's ensuite bathroom, which is outfitted in all white, along with features like glamorous double vanities. There's also a huge guest suite with its own private entrance, perfect for family or friends.  Not to mention, there was a room decked out on turf to play indoor soccer or other sports, which looks perfect for the kids and there was even a home gym. Deckers also redesigned the impressive outdoor spaces and sunroom at their mansion, which Eric said was inspired by their fave vacation spa. Our influence on all of it was we love Cabo San Lucas. The couple contrasted dark wicker furnishings with white fabrics and added a daybed swing and custom wooden bench. We can't forget the main attraction of Eric and Jesse's backyard space either, which is of course Now that we've taken a look at where Eric and Jesse James Decker call home, I think I'm going to bring this house to an end. While the power couple and their three kids had to move around a lot during Eric's NFL career, the pair was finally able to put down some roots at their beautiful Nashville mansion. We saw their former house in Colorado, which was featured on their reality series Way Back, as well as the house in Georgia they lived shortly after. However, the real showstopper is definitely their current Nashville estate that they redesigned to be their dream home. Looking at previous pics, there really wasn't much the Decker's had to change as the contemporary abode had it all. I guess they just wanted to put their personal touch on the mansion. Would you guys prefer having that amazing master suite with the glamorous bathroom or that beautiful pool out back? I don't mean to be greedy, but I would want both. And lucky for Eric and Jesse, they don't have to choose. If you were to pick your favorite room be sure to tell me all your thoughts on the Decker's properties down in the comments. Thanks for tuning in! Don't forget to follow me on Instagram and I will see you all in the next video. Bye!


Hi everybody, Lisa Larson here, Animal Communicator, and today we're going to be talking about 12 things that you can do to get over the loss of your animal. Okay, so hi, yeah. Today we're going to be talking about 12 things that you can do to get over the loss of an animal. I know this is really hard. I actually have this on a blog post, but I thought I would do this as a podcast video cast so that I can reach more people because, you know, it's just really, really hard when we lose an animal and we're kind of, we don't have the resources, we don't know what to do, and not everybody is understanding about how we're feeling. So I've got 12 things and these aren't in any particular order, so I'm just going to give them to you as I give them to you. But one of the things, the first thing is to remember that your fur baby is always around you. They're just not wearing their clothes anymore.  They're right here. They're just living in another dimension. It's just that they're vibrating so quickly that we can't see them anymore. You know, everything in the world has a vibration. This chair has a vibration. It's just that these inanimate objects are very, very low dense vibrations. We and animals are higher and spirit is even higher. So I've said this in videos before. You can think of it as a helicopter blade.  Well, that's how our animals are, you know, I mean, and human spirit in general. They're around us. They're around us. They can, you know, you can talk to them. If you talk to them, they'll hear you. You know, when you're in certain spaces, you can you can even see them or feel them. But the problem is don't try too hard, you know, because when we try too hard, then we're, we're, we're making our focus so narrow that we don't give them the opportunity. So just have faith that you can see them, that hear them, that they'll connect with you. And sometimes they might come through as a song that reminds you of them or a smell or through things like butterflies or feathers or birds. For instance, if you've lost somebody and you see a butterfly and immediately you think of that, that animal that you've lost, then there's a good chance that that, that butterfly isn't necessarily the animal, but it's the animal sending you a shout out. So you know, think of those types of things, butterflies, hummingbirds, birds, feathers, all of those types of things, they are around you. Sometimes it's a little bit harder to, to understand or feel, but, but they are. And in dreams, you know, you can dream of them. I mean, somebody was saying the other day that she was having a hard time dreaming about her, I think it was a cat. And yes, it is hard if you're trying, but if you let go and grief is a very low dense vibration, so it's hard for them to get through. But if you kind of let go and have the faith that they are around, then sometimes that's when you start to feel them more, you know.  So it's, again, I've said this in other videos, but it's like walking into a room and, you know, say your friend Joe is on the other side of the room and he's talking to some people and you walk in there and you see him and you say, Hey, Joe, and he turns around and he says, Hey, how are you doing? And he comes over and he talks to you. Well, that's kind of like how they are over there. They're doing things, but if they hear you thinking of them, if they hear you talking to them or writing to them or whatever, then they, they are with you. They, you're catching their attention. So that's, that's the first thing. So remember that, that your baby is around. The second thing is it's important to have some kind of memorial service. And this goes for both you and your remaining animals. You know, rituals are made for a reason. Rituals impress upon what I call the coup in Huna. I call it the coup, but it's basically the subconscious. It impresses upon the coup that something has changed. So it gives us not only an opportunity to say goodbye, but it gives us an opportunity for another door to open and say, OK, now that we're saying goodbye to you in this physical body, we now have the opportunity to have a relationship with you in your spirit body. And that means a lot to us, and it means a lot to our remaining animals. So make sure that you do this. And this can be something very simple. You can, you know, put a picture up of them, maybe near their, if you have their ashes or whatever, put a picture up and light a candle. You know, maybe read a poem. I know that when my husband and I lost one of our cats, we each picked picked a poem and we put a picture and we read it and we made sure the other cat was there so that he could participate and understand that we were saying goodbye. So, you know, and then there's one of the things that my husband does. And I really like is he gets one of those prayer candles, those ones with I don't know what they're called exactly, but they're tall and glass. And he will light it every night at the time that the animal passed until that candle is gone. So it's just a way of remembrance. And anything that you can do to memorialize them, have a little altar or whatever. And that's actually my third and my third suggestion is creating an altar for a specific amount of time, more for however long. You know, we lost our cats in 2016 and 2017. It's 2023 now. And we still have their ashes with a little altar for them.   Some people will keep their ashes now that the ashes come in in those really nice boxes. People are keeping them more. They used to come in this just like little metal boxes. So we would go and we would plant a tree and we would plant it under the tree. But now they even have boxes that are biodegradable, so that if you wanted to, you know, deposit the ashes in the ocean or or bury them or whatever, it's the box itself will biodegrade. You have to ask for that. But, you know, it's it's fairly new, but I think it's a great idea. But it is, you know, it's nice to have that altar that that you've created a more memorial for them.  They may describe the altar to me. I'm not aware that they have an altar, but they'll describe something in the altar to me to tell the person I'm reading for.  So that's that's three create an altar. One of the things that you can do is create a memory shadow box. Now, these are expensive to get made professionally. If you have the money, that's great. But you can also get the shadow boxes themselves and you can put there's thing in there, maybe a lock of their hair, their favorite toy. Maybe they've got a little wooby or, you know, something like that, their collar, anything that will memorialize them for you. And so, you know, that's that's something. It's a project that can keep you focused. And if you're kind of the artsy crafty kind of person, that might be a great a great thing for you to do. So creating a memory shadow box. Number four, of course, you can go through your photos. Now, if it's going to be different for everybody. And, you know, most times when I've lost an animal, I immediately start looking at their photos. But when I lost McCona, who was on my book here, I couldn't even look at pictures. It was so hard. He and I were so close. I mean, we love all of our animals, but some there's just no words to describe how close we are to them. And that was him and I. But when you are able to, it's really nice to be able to keep yourself busy and have a project. You know, you can create a photo collage or an album with the pictures. You can do a video after McCona passed.  And it was like a video montage. And it was really meaningful. So you can you can create those books, you know? I mean, I know you can do it through Apple Books. And I'm sure things, you know, other photo places create books and stuff. And you can create them and put the put the pictures how you want them. You can get a photo blanket or pillows made. We've had we've had those made. So we've got a blanket of one of my cats up above the, you know, we have high ceilings and we've got it up above the fireplace. So we always have her near. You can have a professional painting or drawing done of them. Or if you're an artist, you can do it yourself. Again, I've never done McCona. I've tried a couple of times, but it's I am an artist. That's just been a little difficult for me. I've done my other cats, some of my other cats. But if you're an artist, you can do that. Or you can have somebody you can hire somebody to do it. Really, that's really personal. And again, any of these things work for if you know someone who's lost an animal, you know, these are wonderful gifts that you can give to somebody who's lost an animal. One of the best gifts I got after McCona passed. I just love this. It's to my bedside to this day. It was from a client of mine, a student of mine, a little key chain, a little crystal key chain with McCona's picture etched inside. Now, I don't use it as a key chain and, you know, carried around. I just have it sitting by my bed. But it's kind of one of those things. I didn't know what it was when it first came and I didn't even know who it was from at first. And then all of a sudden I looked it up in the sun and I could see him through there. So that's a really nice. Any of these memorial gifts, you know, are great gifts for other people who have lost their animals to support them or doing it for yourself just so that, you know, you have something. So, you know, going through your photos, there's so many things that you can go through your photos and do. That's number five.   We do, I do have videos about that that you can look at. But, you know, make sure that, you know, you know, either you can make it, you can buy things to make one or, but many places that do the euthanasia will make the paw prints for you now. And you put it in your shadow box, something like that. We have it on their altar, but you can do in the shadow box. That was six, make a cast of your fur baby's paw. Seven, you can plant a tree for your baby. You know, like I said, we used to go and bury the ashes. But either way, you know, even if you're going to keep the ashes, going out and planting a living tree or a flower or something, something that's always going to be there and going to bloom and grow. And that's, you know, doing that in in their memory is a really nice thing to have that's long term, you know. So that's number seven. Number eight is write in a journal. Again, like I said earlier, if you talk to them, if you think about them, they can hear you. But if you write to them, if you keep a journal, they can hear you and it will bring them closer to you as well. But not only will it do that, it helps you get your feelings out. You know, you can you can write to them. You can write about them. You can write poems for them, you know, write anything you need to write. But, you know, that will make you feel better, but your baby will hear you. So that's number eight, write in a journal. Number nine is you can create a website. If you're if you're into computers and doing that type of stuff, you can create a website or you can create, you know, an Instagram page or a TikTok page or I don't know on TikTok. So I don't know a lot about TikTok or Facebook. If you're on Facebook, not that I suggest anybody go on Facebook if they're not already there, but or just a website for them, you know.  So that's nine. You can create a website or social media for your baby. Number 10 is talk to someone who understands. Now, the unfortunate thing is not everyone understands how difficult it is when we lose an animal. And that's just how it is. And it's very unfortunate. But there are people that do and understand that and know that and seek them out, you know, so you can join a pet loss support group. You can combine this with with the last tip of creating a website or a social media site. You can create a pet loss website so that you can talk to people or find a pet loss website that you can talk to people. There are pet loss hotlines, forums online where you can connect with other people who are going through the same thing.  If you've ever heard of that poem, I'm sure a lot of you have, but there's a poem called Rainbow Bridge and it's about how our animals meet us on the other side of a rainbow bridge when we cross. So if you haven't, if you don't know what that is, just look it up. And a ton of stuff will come up for you images, the poem, everything. It was written anonymously. So that's talk to someone who understands number 10. Number 11 is one of my absolute, absolute, absolute, most important things that I feel that you can do. And that is to buy yourself a squishy stuffed animal that you can sleep with and hug because I have had animals tell me that they will use that animals in spirit when I talk to them, that they will use that as a surrogate so that they can feel you hugging them and you can feel yourself. You can feel hugging them when you hug that. And I like those squishy ones.  And again, this goes for somebody, if you know somebody that's lost an animal, you know, send them a little stuffed animal. I don't, it sounds silly because, you know, you kind of tend to think of that's just only for kids, but it's not. It's not. And it gives you a lot of comfort. So, you know, don't, don't let somebody tell you how that it's, that it's silly or anything like that. It is something that, that brings a lot of people, a lot of comfort. And then the very last one that I have, number 12, buy yourself a squishy stuffed animal is number 11. Number 12 is, and you might be surprised by this, is not to get a new animal right away. You know, I just, there's a lot of people that will turn around the next week, next two weeks and go and get another animal, especially, and this is especially true if you have animals in the house. It's important for everyone in the household, both human and animal to go through their own grieving process and get to a space of normalcy before getting another animal. Otherwise, it's not fair to you and it's not fair to the animal coming in. Excuse me. And it's not fair to the animal coming in because no matter how much you think that you're not going to expect that new animal to be just like the animal that left, there's a part of you, if you haven't, if you haven't fully grieved, there's a part of you that will and that new animal will feel that from you. So it's going to make it harder for you and that animal to develop a really close relationship if you're still grieving and expecting that, that, you know, expecting to have that kind of energy or that kind of those kinds of actions or behaviors. I mean, we may not think it consciously, but we do it subconsciously and animals really pick up that subconscious part of it.  Well, it's the same thing for for animals. Even if they weren't that close, it was still their sibling that they lived with. And they are kind of confused. Your remaining animals are kind of confused about what's going on. And bringing a new animal into the house under the best of circumstances is difficult under the best of circumstances. But if you bring them in while an animal in your household is still grieving, that's really difficult because that animal may start to resent the new animal. They may start to resent you thinking that you're just trying to replace their buddy.  Yeah, of course she is. But, you know, just trying to replace it with another animal doesn't work. It doesn't work for us. It doesn't work for them. So, you know, get to a place where everybody in your household is on the same page.  But, you know, as far as going out and getting them, just make sure that everybody is on the same page and everybody is ready for a new animal in the household. Because, like I say, it's not fair to you guys. It's not fair to your remaining animals and it's not fair the animal coming in. So I've seen more times than not, you know, difficult situations when that's happened. So I hope this has helped. You know, I'm sure there's a lot of things, other things that people can do to help get over this grieving process. And if you have something that you can share, please put them in the comments below. I'd really appreciate it, as I'm sure my other viewers would appreciate that. And I appreciate you being here. You can find me at pausetalk.net. If you want to talk to your animals in spirit, you can find my book, Pause Talking, A Course in Communicating with Animals at Amazon in Softback and ebook and at Apple Books in ebook. And if you're enjoying this, if you're getting something out of these videos, it would really help me a lot. If you would hit that subscribe button and the like. And if you want to be notified of future videos, hit that bell. And I really appreciate you guys being here and I hope this has helped. And again, if you're watching this, it's probably because you lost somebody and I'm so very, very sorry for your loss, but I hope some of these things help.  OK, thanks a lot till till next time. Bye bye.


The Tiger, financial news network. OK, folks, Larry Pesemanto, mid-afternoon update for TFNN. And we've got the S&P down quarter percent, down 10. The NASDAQ was up 200 in some points. Now it's up about, well, it's almost unchanged on the day right now. It's only one of the indexes is still up. The Dow Jones is down considerably down about 180. Russell is down a little over 1%. Gold is acting very, very strongly today. That's in face of a weakening dollar, which is sort of a surprise. And the other big surprise is that we've had Treasury bonds rallying two full points now up to the 127 level. Remember, folks, they had a high of 136 just a little while ago, so this is nothing more than a bounce back rally in the Treasury bonds from looking at it from a technical standpoint. I just saw on Bloomberg here that we just had a negative print on the NASDAQ after being up 250 points on the day. Reminds me what Basil Chapman once said when the market was sharply higher. He says, well, it's still early in the day. And that certainly was true again. Basil was spot on one more time. So it's very exciting to see these markets move the way they're moving. And this is what we would like to see, because volatility gives you patterns that you can work from. And that's where our job here at TFNN is to provide you with patterns that offer you the best possible risk versus the largest, largest possible profit potential. That's what it's all about. So not how much money you make, folks. It's how much money you don't lose. Now, all of the stock indices are now down on the day. That was after some priority bullish news. So stay tuned, folks. What goes up must come down. And what goes down must go up with the exception of the grain market. It doesn't have any friends at all, because it's raining in the Midwest. And that means good crops. And this is not even June 1st yet. Are you telling me we're not going to have any problems with the weather for the next three and a half months? I don't think so. We'll see you tomorrow, folks. Our guests will be Shane Smollion. Trade what you see. The reality is that naviga-


Hey everyone, Shaber1000 here. Today we've got this home light, a little weed eater, and I got this running before. I bought it at an estate sale for like 20 bucks or something, and it ran fine. Then I started having issues. It didn't want to start.  Have a hard time starting it, but once it starts it's fine, so I'm not sure. It's got to be something in the carburetor. It looks like it's gonna need a primer ball, but I've got one. I'm gonna get all that stuff ready for you, and then we're gonna, well I'm just gonna go and change that primer ball. We'll put some fuel in it, and we'll see what we can do with it. So stick around, let's work on this thing. Okay guys, so like I was saying, we got this running before, but real cheap in the estate sale. Let's put some gas in it. The primer ball, it's got some cracks on the inside of it. That could have something to do with it. Got a couple here. Got a brand new one there, and then I got this one. Two different sizes, a thickness on the rim right here, but we're gonna put a little fuel in here. We're gonna see if we can see what's going on with it. I did drain the fuel out of it when I when I parked it. This is not actually the fuel that's in here. This is the boat fuel. It took a little fuel out of the boat. See the primer ball was working. Might not have to, well I'm gonna go and replace it. I have one. It says seven times. Is that seven times? I don't know. Now this thing to start it, it says you prime it seven times, and then you set it down to start. That's your choke, and then you pull to start. And once it starts, you squeeze your trigger, and it takes it off of choke for you. So let's go ahead. Let's see if this thing start up, and that's what it would do. You pull long enough it will start and run okay, but okay let me get a socket. We're gonna pull this plug out of here. Check the plug. I see a little bit of leaking down here. Looks like maybe from the lines. It could be sucking air there.  Well that one's pretty much off. I don't know if I got lines for this or not. That small. Let me check see what I got. Smells like it's flooding, but then we'll pull this plug out, and we'll see what we can do with that. Okay I'm sure I would have checked the plug before, but the plug doesn't look bad at all. It's a little damp. I want to check it for spark. I got to look down in here. Sorry you guys won't be able to see that, but yes it's got plenty of spark. So it looks like lightning. So we know that's not the issue. It's a fuel or air issue. Could be compression. Doesn't feel, of course, these little things there. They're not great on compression anyway. Up inside of here I may have to move you around here. There's a couple carburetor jets in there. Now I'm gonna try to adjust them. Take special little screwdriver. I'll show you the set I got, and I'll move you around here so maybe you can see this a little better. Okay so there's the adjusting screws. One's your high and one's your low, and if you can see it's got a little notch in each one of them. So in order to adjust them properly, get you back up here on the stand. Oops a little overexposed there. Exposure turned up a little bit because it's kind of shady right in here where I'm at. I got these. These were cheap. These were like 10 bucks, and there's all different kinds in here, and it shows you the the ones right on the handle that you need, and it looks like I need maybe this one. Yes, so we need this one here. All right, so what I'm gonna do. I'm just going to screw both these in all the way in, then I'm gonna back them out each one and a half turns. You can go one and a half to two turns. We'll get anything around it. Now when you screw these in, don't tighten them like you're tightening a screw. Just go till they stop. Now we'll start with this one. Doesn't matter which one. One's high and one's low. So we're gonna take this. There's a half a turn. There's one turn. There's a little over a turn and a half, and I'm gonna set them both that way. Half a turn, one turn, and just a little over a turn and a half. Now let's see if it'll do anything for us here. See that primer bulb. Shoot, I don't know if that picked it up. That primer bulb just broke. So it could have been sucking air. So now let me move you back over here. Well, I can keep you here. I can keep you here I guess. I just don't want to get in your way. So what I'm gonna do is we're gonna go and change this primer bulb. Let me grab a Phillips screwdriver. We'll take two screws out of here. Just right on top here. But yeah, see that? So it could be sucking air. That'll cause that. And I am getting some fuel around these lines. So it could be sucking air there. I don't know. Hang on a second guys. Let me grab a screwdriver. Okay, I said there's just these two Phillips screws up on top, or some people call them cross, or forget my name, it's called crossheads or something like that. There's there. I do see a little bit of water in it and I don't know how it got water in it. It's been in the shed the whole time. Probably just condensation. And the tank I did have drained so. Alright, let's see. I think the other one's a good fit too, but I'm just checking these these ridges here. But I think I'm gonna use this one. There's this thing I don't know if you can tell on here or not. It's real flat here and then up here it looks kind of rounded. That goes on top. So yeah, this is it. This one, well first I'll see if it'll fit down in this groove here and it does perfect. Alright. What I'm gonna do is we're gonna put this on here. Yeah, see these lines are, they're getting there. There's also a down inside of here. Trying to show you without. I'm not sure if I got one of these or not. So there's a little, these little tabs are actually valves that cover up certain passage ways up here. Now make the fuel go in different directions or wherever the wherever it's got to go in and out. So that could be an issue. That diaphragm's what it's called. Seem to be pretty pliable. That's one of them things you know is a pliable enough. Maybe it's just stiff enough to where it doesn't want to work. Because I don't remember if I put, I can't remember what was wrong with this. I'd have to go back and look at the video. Okay, it's squirting fuel out. Yeah, these lines are, could be sucking air.  Okay, now bring it up here and let's try to try to give this a start again. It's shooting a little bit of fuel down that carburetor. I'm gonna have to tear this carburetor apart apparently. Because the run-in long as it got fuel down into the carburetor and then stalling out. Okay, we're gonna have to take this carburetor off. So I gotta get me a Torrex screwdriver. Yeah, these are pretty brittle. I don't know if I got any hoses that size or not. So let's go ahead and let me get a Torrex. Let's take this carburetor off of here and we'll tear into it. We got something to put down here so we can work on this carburetor. See if we can get this thing running. Okay, so it is the T20 flavor. Torrex bit. You know, the star, a lot of people go on star bits but they're actually Torrex pretty long screw. I came for the life of me. Remember what we did on this thing last time I had it running. Got a gasket there also underneath here. There is, there's another diaphragm that will cause it not to run and I don't know if I've got any of these left for this style carburetor. But I'll check if it needs one. That could be the problem when they start sticking.  It's, we're running out of fuel, whatever. Yeah, that's, it's kind of like a fuel pump. All right. And it gets, yeah, let's go ahead and replace this. I think I may have one. I'll show you when I get it out the difference. I don't know if you can hear that, that noise. They should be making that noise. You shouldn't hear that. So that could be a problem. So I'm going to get a razor blade. I want to take this off. I want to see if I got one for up here. I'm pretty sure I don't have one for up top. But this is one of the main ones here. This will cause it not to start at all. So I don't know. Let me see if I got this. This may be the end of this video. But let me see if I got one of these and we'll get my spray. We'll clean this up. I'm going to check. See if I got any of these lines. That size. I'm not sure. Stick around guys. We'll see. Sometimes, see the, how they seal on here is right down in here. There's actually no seal.  And when these things shrink, sometimes they'll shrink in there and actually close off the fuel. But we know that's not the problem because you know it's getting up into the primer bulb.  All right guys. Let me grab some things. Okay guys. So this is what I use. Use one of these razor blade, whatever to take these off. Just be careful you don't gouge that aluminum. A lot of guys will say no, don't even use that. If you're careful you'll be fine.  But this, usually they'll still run but they'll run kind of funny. Now I want to take this off gently because I want to show you the difference between this and the new one. I have one here. I think will work. It's a different style but shoot. Now there's a gasket here that I don't think I have that I've got to be real careful to take off here. I had some gaskets in here I must be using them. But anyway you can probably see this is here that. And it should be like this. Should flop around. Nice and easy like. All right. I don't think I changed this. Yeah see that's there's your needle and seat right there. That's what this does. Pushes on that. It pulsates crates like a pulse pump.  I want to see if I can save this gasket because I honestly don't think I have one. What I can do sometimes what I've done is just cut around there and just kind of use that as a another piece of gasket so thin it it normally it doesn't matter it'll still run just fine but sometimes they don't. There we go I can just rip it off of there. That's fine. Just remember which way this gasket goes because it'll either go on the bottom or on top that's usually on the bottom and then this goes on top but sometimes they are different but usually but just pay attention the way it came off. There we go. Awesome. Now we're gonna take I'm sure this is even gonna work right first. Yeah as long as them holes line up and that's the same size you're good to go don't worry about these you can actually cut them off if you want. If they're not in the way I usually leave them on.  Numbness. Had a guy commented my numbness was from carburetor cleaner and stuff. No no it's not it's from it's from my stroke. Yeah I'm just gonna spray that out of there or spray that out there spray that out I'm not gonna mess with this one because I know darn sure I don't have one of these so I'm not even gonna mess with that one as there's no sense in it if I rip that we're pretty well screwed so let me go ahead I'm not gonna bore you with this I'm not gonna take that out because I don't think it's not sticking it's not flooding I'm not gonna take that out and take a chance of losing it if I don't you know if I don't have to so yeah that's what I'm gonna do I'm just going to clean this up real good with some spray just some spray shoot some spray in there dry it off with compressed air oh and I gotta check to see if I got lines I don't think I have any that small we'll see I might but I doubt it so I can can take I can't take these out now sometimes these will be two different lengths and be mindful of which one's which sometimes there's a little spring in there you got to be careful about this one doesn't seem to have any springs in it just weird looks like the tip on this one here dug on anyway the tip on this one is a little bit smaller than the tip on that one other than that they're the same but I don't want to mix them up because then it won't run right you'll never get adjusted right and you go what's going on there's the choke throttle yeah all right let me spray this down so you see about them lines if I don't have any we can at least get it running then I can order some lines okay guys so if you blow this out be careful that you're not gonna blow this off or blow on that and also be careful you don't blow that out that's one way check valve it'll let fuel in one way but not the other way like I can't blow out through it but I can suck in through it so I don't I don't have any of these lines unfortunately and I don't like to run bigger lines on them so go ahead and put this back on some of these they do go a certain way this one will go pretty much anyway you put it on there because it's just a square but some of them you know have like a diagonal on them like I said I don't need to cut these ends off because they're not hurting anything so get all our screws started first so that we know that way we know we've got everything lined up the way it's supposed to be before we tighten them down and here we go I think we've got them good now we're going to run them up in tighten them they don't have to be super nine a whopping tight just snug them up because these are metal screws going into aluminum and after why they don't like to come out so you don't have to really get super tight on them because eventually you're probably going to have to take this part again which I'm probably going to have to and I still can't remember what we had to do on this thing and this thing there will be an H see there's an H and L that's your lone high side so like I said some of these will have springs in them so be careful if they do that you don't lose them springs because what what that does it's not real super important but it's kind of important it just keeps these things from vibrating loose or vibrating tight yes they they can vibrate closed it a little bit and your equipment will start running funny on you and you're like man I got to keep adjusting it and that could be why I don't think anyone's been in there before me and I I can't see me taking them screws out what I should do sometime I should just go ahead and strip it clear down and throw this in the ultrasonic cleaner but I don't think my ultrasonic cleaner has heat but it would still help but let's just see how it runs like this first I order lines I might order a rebuild kit for which really consists of those two yeah this is Pac-Man style one little over one and a half one and a half to two turns will get anything running one cars motorcycles it doesn't matter one and a half to two turns was well anything was that'll that's a good starting point anything will start on that let's get this back down in here a lot of guys will differ a lot of guys will say two turns but one and a half to two turns I've seen guys start at two and a half turns then you watch them they're just meant to screw it in a good half a turn to three quarters of a turn which would be about your one and a half to two turns to start with right now let's get this put back on here won't go ahead and clean this off I'll get this bolted on then we'll try to start it it's just you know just the screws going through there you put your lines on you're good to go so let me get this all cleaned off it's looking nasty okay let's pump our primer bulb seven times one two three four five six seven and push this off and make sure I got this right okay that's all the way down then when you give it choke it takes it or give it fuel it takes it off choke so it's back you out here let's see if this thing will start and run on that switch just a momentary switch for the ignition on and off you hold it down to shut it off and let go and it goes back to on same thing all let's give it a little help here something right it's gonna have a passage or something clogged up in that carburetor to have these fuel lines on right yeah because they're only a certain length but let's try them for some reason it is not getting fuel could have them backwards I don't think so because see now the boats the farmers not filling up the fuel so that's not right gotta be like this that's weird the farmers not staying filled up with fuel now I don't know let me check it out see what's going on with this thing okay so I pulled this off off of there can you see that in there see all that gook and gunk and I could have something to do with it and right here it could be blocking off passages let me get this cleaned off okay let's see if it'll fill up now not really filling up there goes now can do what it's supposed to be doing all right let's try to hit it again if this don't work this time I'm probably just gonna have to get a rebuild kit I might get a carburetor because I mean these things are you know 12 or 15 bucks so but let's see what happens okay guys so let's go ahead and see if it'll start now all right so what I'm gonna have to do now it's pretty boring I gotta keep this running long enough to get it warmed up the operating temperature so I can adjust these these screws the high and low jet or the high and low jets then we'll see how it starts after that but right now that's what I'm gonna do and I want to bore you with that because that's all I'm gonna do and then I'll kick it back on once I get it dialed in and tuned in good okay guys so I took the carburetor back off a couple times and I think good I think I got it found some more a little bit of dirt and stuff in there so let's try it still might need a little bit of adjustment I can't show you guys working because somewhere over here it spit the string out but anyway so yeah let's let it cool down and see how it starts okay guys so been about 15-20 minutes so nice and cool stick my finger in the exhaust no problem let's try it again so that's the home light the mighty light 26 CS so and you guys getting pretty dark I don't know what time it is but we have something else we got to do I got you plugged in so I don't go through my batteries we got this thing Ryan the same guy we've worked on his other one he just got this one over the weekend he brought it down show it to me and we tried to fire it up it'll fire but it'll rip that it won't start it'll fire but it'll rip that that pull cord right out of your hand so I think the shear key might be bad so we're gonna check that out in the next video so anyway guys I want to say thanks for watching appreciate it Shabare the myth the man legend starting to get a little cloudy or dark or something we'll see you guys the next one and bye bye and y'all take care and be cool every time I start every time I turn the camera on we'll see you guys bye bye okay guys so like I said this home light we've done a video on before and forgot my chair we've done a video on before and and got my chair


Answer. Ninja, you'll be excited to use it for the first few times, but then you'll be excited for the day that it dies and then you can get a Vitamix. What is the difference between Ninja and Vitamix? Today I'm going to read you notes that I've received from people that are going from Ninja to Vitamix. With one catch, since talking badly about any one or anything is not allowed in our house, I'm going to do push-ups for every note I read to you. One push-up for the first note, two push-ups for the second note, and so on. Thanks for being part of my journey to finally get rid of this Ninja I've hated, literally, since the moment my friend bought it for me. Giant stacked blades in the corner of a machine? What a nightmare to clean and boy am I tired of chewing the kale in my smoothies because it never fully blends. I've purchased two Ninjas and I'm sick of the blade breaking. I'm finally ripping off the Band-Aid. Okay change of plans, that's too easy. We're going to do two push-ups for everyone now. So number three is going to be six. I have like 40 of these but I'm going to have to pick the best ones because there's no way I can do 80 push-ups after doing 76 push-ups. I usually take days if not weeks to make a purchase but my current Ninja blender died this morning and I've been wanting a Vitamix for years. Your videos made me feel confident that I was making the right choice. That was boring so I'm going to double it for this one too. So that was number three. We're doing two for each that's six, doubling it now. That's 12 push-ups. One. Sweater is going to have to come off. This one's good. Can you help with my Vitamix choice? I'm used to my Ninja blender with 57 attachments and none working like I needed them to. So that is number four. So we'll do eight. Oh this one's great. We just returned home from a trip from Australia where we stayed with friends who had the A2300. We had delicious smoothies every morning. Now back home, our Ninja pales in comparison. My wife has given me an ultimatum. Either we get a Vitamix or she finds someone else. I think that was number five. Here we go. One, two, one. Oh this one's so good. From a customer of ours who got a Vitamix after her Ninja broke, replying to a, how'd you find us question? She said, I found you after searching, should my smoothie be gritty? How can we punish me more for doing this obnoxious exercise? Should we go outside? I think that was only 10. So I owe you a few more. This one's actually embarrassing. I'm not even comfortable with this one. We use a Ninja Auto IQ and an older Oster Beehive blender. Time to move on from these. I'm ready to spend $600 for my health, which is completely absurd. You shouldn't have to spend $600 for your health. And you don't, you can usually get a Vitamix for $300. Not six, but I think I owe you 14. Five, six, seven, eight. I'm kind of starting to get tired. This one actually like makes me want to cry, sort of. Let's do this. We started blending daily about two weeks ago using our Ninja. I can easily see how someone completely fail at starting this path and entirely think that that's as good as it gets. Our green juice was tasty, but the texture was hideous.  I think that's 16 push ups. Somehow this has become like an office tour too. One, two, three, 12, 13, 14. It's probably not fair just to compare Ninja versus Vitamix. So here's a guy who's had like five different blenders. I have a champion juicer, a five star juicer, a Cuisinart food processor, a KitchenAid over arm mixer and an electric stainless walk. That's not a mixing thing and a really nice Cuisinart toaster. He knows nice stuff. Oh yeah. I got this Ninja thing some years ago and it went straight to the trash. Oh, I think that's 18, 18 push ups for that obnoxious quote. I'm kind of running out of gas. We had a vacuum cleaner which didn't vacuum at all. And one day my husband came to me and said, our vacuum cleaner died. We need a new one. She said, what happened? Oh, I just smashed it. And the same road Ninja should take too. All right, I'm going to do rapid fire and do as many as I can and then do as many push ups as I possibly can and then we'll be done. I had a Ninja before and the Vitamix is so much quieter and it blends so much smoother and way less time. I really couldn't believe the difference. I am really glad I finally took the plunge. Next, hello. I've been looking at Vitamix for years and I just couldn't take the plunge because I feel like why am I buying a Ninja every two years that wears out and I could save money in the long run because Vitamix lasts forever. Not forever. They're guaranteed for up to 10 years but they usually last longer than that. I currently own a Ninja 1100. It's the low end of high end blenders but in my opinion it's kind of disappointing. I really want to purchase a Vitamix mainly for our son who's autistic and has sensory disorders. I can't get him to eat fruits or vegetables in solid form but in blended form he eats them. Our Ninja leaves seeds and chunks of fruit, vegetables or an ice cube or two and when I'm making ice cream he can't tolerate with his sensory disorder. I hear that Vitamix makes everything super smooth. Yes, yes it does. Our son Judah, he has Down syndrome. He drinks green juice and then has like toast and granola bars. That's pretty much his diet. Blended kale and fruit and seed juice. He schleps it around, has it every day for breakfast, has it after school, has it for lunch, yes. Help! Which Vitamix should I get? I currently do not have a blender because my Ninja SHIT the bed and I've got war wounds to prove that I do not want another one. That was rapid fire. I'm going to do push-ups till I can't anymore. Thanks so much for watching. Subscribe to our channel if you haven't already. Blendingale life is no joke. Thanks for hanging out. Ninja vs Vitamix. Go with a Ninja if you don't have anything. It's a good entry level blender sort of. It'll get you going for a little bit. It'll get you into making smoothies and then when you're ready, we'll be here. We're not going anywhere. We do Vitamix everything. We've been doing it for 10 years. Thanks again. Life is no joke. Let's do some more push-ups. All right. Bringing the pain. I'm going to try for 50. Here we go. 40, 32, 33, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40. Oh man. 46, 48, 49, 50.  They're a marketing thing that orthodontists buy to give to their patients with sore teeth that have braces tightened or invisible eye adjustments. The pain in the mouth cookbook. You can get them from your orthodontist or if your orthodontist doesn't currently have them, we'll send you one to their orthodontist's office. Go to paininthemouth.com free. You just have to go to a proper orthodontist. Can't be a general dentist that does invisible eye unfortunately because those guys usually aren't interested in giving these. They don't have enough patients to give these to.  These are good for Vitamix or Ninja blenders, whichever one you have. Life is no yoke. Thanks. Should we do a dad bod? Thirst trap? I don't know. We'll see if it works. There we go. Looks pretty good. Good lighting.


Do you have an org chart for your business? Even if you're a one person business, you need an org chart for your business. And all this does is it lays out all the roles that you handle in your business. So you know, number one, what jobs you're actually doing and how much value you should assign to your time. Number two, how to start to replace those roles in your business.  I don't want to do any of that.  You don't actually own a business.  Then you need to build out an org chart and one by one start to replace those roles that you're taking in the company. The way we do that is start with the one that drains you the most or the revenue generating activity or the one that allows you to spend more time on revenue generating activity. So if you're not generating leads in your business right now, you need to either hire somebody to generate leads or hire somebody to do the things you usually do so you can spend more time generating leads. That's going to get you to grow the fastest and get a business instead of a job you created for yourself.


Today I'm going to show you how I easily fill in my brows for a natural finish. Let's just start off with a little bit of basic eyebrow shaping. It looks more complicated than it is. The start point, you just want to use the dimple of your nose.  And then for your arch, you can use your nose through your iris, or you can use the edge of your iris when you're looking straight on in a mirror. Use this as a general guide and let's get started. I always start by applying moisturizer all over my face, including the brow area to make sure that my skin is evenly moisturized. Moisturizer actually gives your product something to hold on to, so it's a very important step, no matter what makeup you're applying.  This is to make sure that the area underneath the brows is the same color as my skin tone, particularly if my foundation is slightly darker than my skin tone. So I like to start off by just brushing foundation in this general area using a very small amount and buffing this in. For the perfect eyebrow products, I like to just mix up some gel with an eyeshadow, and I mix the two of them up onto a palette, and I simply mix up the right eyeshadow color to work with my hair at that time, whether I need to go darker or lighter. Taking a little bit of the mixture on a spoolie, clear mascara I want, I then just brush this through my brows to kind of create the shape that I want to form, usually brushing upwards and outwards. Taking our mixture onto an angled brush, I like to very slightly glide and wipe this down onto the palette to make sure my brush is nice and sharp, and I do this regularly throughout the application. It gives you a lot more control over the actual brush itself. To find the starting point of my application, I look straight on in the mirror, and I create an imaginary line using the edge of my iris. So I start here and blend outwards. And all I do is use a little bit of that product working in the direction of the hairs that are naturally there, using feather-like strokes as I work along. And I focus on filling in this area with the most concentration of color. I want it to be getting deeper and darker as I work towards the edge. For the inner portion of the brows, I do things a little differently. I use very light strokes working in the direction of the hair growth, using less product this time and not being as dark. And I really only do a few little hairs as I work along, making sure they follow the natural hair pattern underneath. I then turn the brush slightly on its side, and I use this to catch and coat any of the natural hairs that are there. This will just slightly tint them with the gel. Use a very light hand when you're working on this intersection. You should still be able to see a little bit of the skin showing through. And then finish by combing through the brows. If your gel has set, which can happen, make sure not to overwork the brows as you may ruin the shape that you've created. Finish off with your regular foundation, concealer, whatever you want to use, but just be a little bit more careful when working around the brows. And when using powder, make sure your brows have set, otherwise the gel will hold onto it. And there you go. That is how I simply fill in my eyebrows. If you enjoyed this video, give it a thumbs up, check out the other videos on the screen, and hit that subscribe button if you're new. You've been watching The Makeup Chair, and I'll see you in the next one.