Confidence isn't something that is a great gift that's bestowed on a select few really awesome people. Confidence is something that is chosen. Confidence is a choice.  Every single person has a good side and a bad side. But the reason why we say confidence is a choice is because which one is your brain more focused on? Which one is your brain more trained to dwell in? Hi guys, this is Linda from Brain Education TV. If this is your first time, welcome. Please like this video, subscribe to our channel and click the bell for notifications of each new episode. In this video, I'm going to be talking about confidence. Confidence is such an important thing to our mental well-being, so confidence is something that is worth discussing about. Confidence is something that everybody wants, but not everyone has it at the moment. There are many reasons why that can contribute to low self-confidence or reduced self-confidence, and one of them can be the environment that you are in. Maybe you're in an environment that doesn't foster your growth. Maybe you're in an environment where people pick on you or the schools or teachers or parents even tell you you're not good enough or make you feel like you're not good enough. Maybe you're in a situation where you yourself are not satisfied with your performance in school or performance at work, performance in relationships, all of these things. Many many reasons why someone can have low self-confidence. So if you're someone who struggles with confidence, first and foremost, I want to say there is nothing wrong with you. Let's start from there. There's nothing wrong with you. The only thing that may be off is how you're trained to think about yourself, how we behave, how we talk, how we think, how we perceive.  So this means that confidence isn't something that is a great gift that's bestowed on a select few really awesome people. Confidence is something that is chosen. Confidence is a choice. Lack of confidence is also a choice. Now some of you might be saying, actually Linda, I didn't choose to have low self-confidence. I hear you. I get it. But try to think of it in this way. The average human being has about 90,000 thoughts a day. 80% of those thoughts are negative and 90% of those thoughts are the same thoughts that we had yesterday. So this means that the human brain is prone to thinking negative and looking at all the bad things, all the things that are wrong in our lives. And confidence works the same way. Whether we realize it or not, so many of us are caught up in only looking the negative sides to our character, negative sides to our life. So for example, the most common source of a lack of self-confidence is body image.  So many things that we focus on the negative aspects of what we carry. So this means that when you keep focusing on the negative things about myself, your brain is trained to only think negative things about you. And when you go on like this for days and weeks and months and years and years and years of your brain, thinking 90,000 thoughts, 80% being negative, 90% being the same thing as yesterday, you keep dwelling in negative, negative, negative, negative information about yourself.   Every single person has a good side and a bad side. There are of course qualities that we need to improve on. Everyone can improve. Everyone can do better. There are always things that every single one of us is lacking in. But then on the flip side, there are so many good things that we carry, positive traits that we have, talents that we carry. Every single person has a good side and a bad side to them. But the reason why we say confidence is a choice is because which one is your brain more focused on? Which one is your brain more trained to dwell in? In order to regain confidence, you must first see that ah, every single person, including myself has a good side and a bad side. It's just a matter of where my brain is trained to focus on. So increasing confidence, the key to increasing confidence is training your brain to not look at just the negative side to you, but look at the positive things, all the good things that you are doing, all the good things that you carry in your life. Even the sun, the sun that gives life to millions and trillions of life forms on this earth, even the sun has black spots.  Why do I even care? I should just give up and then just loses its light. Can you imagine the repercussions if the sun thought that way? If the sun lost its light, every single life on this planet, including you and I, we would not be here, we would die.   Look at all these contributions I'm making, even though yes, I do have some negative things or negative bad habits. Confidence is not something given to a special select few. Confidence is a choice that each and every one of us can make on a daily basis.   Don't forget that you have a choice. You actually have the power. It's just that most of us forget that we have this power. So we let our minds just drag us around wherever it wants us to go and usually if you let the mind just drag you wherever it wants to go, it wants to go towards the negative. If you find yourself in that situation, grab a hold of your mind and pull it back.  The brain is in your body.  So reclaim that mastership and choose to shift your focus on seeing all the positive things that you have. So I want to hear your thoughts about this topic. If you have self-confidence issues, body image issues, or if you're someone who overcame all of that, whatever it is regarding self-confidence, I want to hear about it. So let me know in the comments below about what you think about self-confidence. Thanks so much for tuning in. See you next time. Bye.


So, before we get into the gameplay, let's discuss who would play Cyndale, what's her game plan, how does she work? Well, Cyndale from the very beginning, all the way back in MK3, and then you saw a nine and the last game has been kind of a space control, zoning character, but then these little dashes of swag, with her flight cancels and some of her more interesting moves and stuff like that. There's a little bit of kind of, you know, basic keep-out stuff, but then there's, when you get in, when you get your game going, she has some really cool combos and setups and stuff like that. So, she appeals to someone like me, who's more straightforward, but then like kind of the technical people really, really like her too. She also is just, she's the queen, she's cool. And she does have some mechanics we'll show near the end of the breakdown that are kind of different, something we've not done before, it's super exciting. She has some exciting new stuff we'll show at the end of this breakdown that literally wouldn't have been possible before the cameo system. Let's take a look at the queen. Alright, so let's start with some of the basics. Two cool things about her in this game is she has these cool VFX, like this like purple energy, and then the use of her hair. Regal purple. Absolutely. She has a really good range, as you'd imagine someone with magical long hair. And there's a couple of normals I really wanted to talk about. First is Ford 4, which kind of takes out of the page of the last game, and it's like kind of her main mid-range tool you want to get used to get in. And that's a mid, right? Yes. And it's pretty quick, but it has a really neat new follow-up. She jumps into the air, it's a low combo starter, and she can actually control how far she goes. She can do this close version, and actually land right in front of them, far version. Or she can just do it by itself, go in for a throw. That's a wrap. Thank you. Go for this cool low. Or one of her block strings. Another normal is this back two, which leaves an overhead, and she can combo into it, or you can do back two by itself and actually be airborne. Let's go over to special moves. We'll start with the classic, this screen, the iconic quintessential symbol. It's still one of her best combo starters. It stuns. They can't hear anything for a while. She's going to get a free hit. You can kind of do it at mid-range if you think there are. You caught them sleeping, not blocking. Like I said, it's great to hit confirm. With punish. Exactly. I just throw it out all the time. All the time. Then let's go over fireballs, which are always one of the most important kind of key things about her offense. She has high hairball. Low hairball. Which is in the moves list. Yes, that's canonical. Hairball. And then air hairball. New to this game is it's a straight, very quick fireball. It is not the downward arc it has previously done. You can do it really low to the ground and it's quick, and I think it's pretty effective. Look at that. I still got it. Her EX versions have some interesting properties. So, the straight one will actually eat up fireballs. So if you use a bar meter or zoning war, you'll actually beat out their projectile. And the low ones really need it. So she adds that little hairwork at the beginning. And up close, actually a hit that will pop them up. In the corner, you can do cool stuff like get a combo. Oh my gosh. There we go. Maybe I don't still have it. I think you still have it. Thank you. So it kind of, it's neat. It turns this pure zoning tool up close into an actual offensive tool. So two different ways you can use it. Exactly. Both equally cool. And also use that with your mix-ups, which gets to the next tool, her cartwheel. The overhead. Straight from MK9. So the EX it has armor. It's really good up close. It's great as a wake-up attack. You can use it after a move like this. You can mix it up with low or sweep in a really fun down three. Look at that.  One of the moves has is a mid, the other is overhead. Exactly. They look different, but you can't be an autopilot. Right. And then lastly, she has the classic levitate. She can float in the air, she can drop straight down. So like for example, you're trying to zone. You can use standing low fireballs to go under low tear ball. Not very effective at a low fireball when you're literally not touching the ground. She can also cancel it and she can do fun cancels. Like for example, she can do the back two, the airborne go under flight. And if you EX it, it's actually significantly faster. And she has some true block strings. They won't be able to interrupt. Got it. Now let's talk about how this can play into her cameo. I have chosen, oops, set it to all. I have chosen Serena, who we got a little taste of in the last trailer, and now we're actually going to show her moves. So her first attack is the blade. It's a very quick projectile. You can see the cooldown is pretty quick. Then she also has Kia's blades. She goes full demon, throws multiple, they come back. And that's it. This actually leads into combos. So you can do fun stuff. You can format into a full combo. That's difficult. It is fun. And she can really get up in the air. Yes. In a lot of ways. In a lot of ways. She also has her demon up kick, which is a great way to get the attack. It's invincible. It's really quick. You can also use it as an anti-air. And then lastly, she has a fourth move. Every cameo has at least three, and some might have more. So she's one of those. Jakata's curse. She puts this rune on the ground. And while the opponent is standing in it, let's set it to default. Liu Kang's meter is being drained. Pretty quick. Yeah, pretty fast. Yeah. This is an ambush move, which means you can do it while Sindel's doing other actions. So for example, while you have a combo going, you can summon her. Oh, there's a lot of setups there. Yeah. So you can imagine you can use that in the corner, in the middle of your combo, have her coming out, drain your meter, stuff like that.  She's not going to like breakers right now. She does not, which is let's maybe get into that a little bit more. So let's go back to what we said earlier. Sindel has a couple of moves using the cameo system. So, you know, Sindel and Laura, she's the queen. She has this commanding presence. She has, you know, what the kids would say is Riz. Oh, they would say that. Thank you. And, you know, she could use that to actually command her cameo and maybe more. So let's start with this buff move. Once you activate it, while it's active, cool down, it will be significantly faster for your cameo. So you can see normally this moves already pretty quick. Once she has this active, it's even quicker. And Serena, she gets recovering so fast or cool down. She could basically do that like almost indefinitely. So you can turn what normally would be kind of a limited use move into something that you can just use almost like any other special move. Well, some of the other ones, like, she has Blaze to have a pretty long cool down. It's significantly faster when she has that active. Now she's giving herself up there. Correct. There is some, yeah. Correct. But once she gets it going, her cameo uses substantially better. There's also an EX version with a really interesting twist. When she EX it, she's now commanding the opponent's cameo. And if the opponent tries to break, they will be stunned. And you get a reset instead. So let's show that again. I have the move active. When it goes for a breaker, you can see Sonia actually is like, gets the little head and, you know, oh my God, I'm confused. And your breaker is not just disabled. Once you get that stun, they would pop up and Sindel gets a full reset. Got it. No breakers allowed. A couple ways to avoid them. Yes. There's also another really interesting move I'd like to show. So for this one, Sindel can take control of an opponent's cameo and stun it. So for example, I will call it out and Sonia is actually dizzy. Yep. Sindel is in the middle of doing this move where she points while the cameos out. So you have to do it on a read. The cameo is stunned for this entire length of time and cannot be summoned. Okay. There's also an EX version with this version. Sonia will leave the screen and I gain control of her. And I actually get a free use of either of the cameos moves of my choosing. So for example, I now have square wave. And now you can pick any of them. Correct. Any of Sonia's moves. Right. I have control over it for a pretty good amount of time. And it does not cost any kind of cooldown or anything. So you could actually do stuff like I could summon Sonia to start leg grab to go into a combo and then go into Serena's demon-like anti-air move to end the combo if I wanted to. You could even use three cameos in one combo if you wanted to. People are going to have some fun in training mode on this one. Yeah. It's really, really neat. And it's something that's going to, you know, how effective and the way you use it is going to change on what the opponent's cameo is. Got it. Cool. Yeah. Do we want to, do we want to fade a blow? Is that all? So we can finish, right? Let's do it. Oh yeah, the victory is amazing. That is a nasty one. Yeah, the leg pull, I feel that. Yeah, it's definitely amongst the most brutal in the game, I think. Pretty, pretty bad. Pretty good, good bad. Yeah. You know what I mean?


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Out at Yucca Flats, our trucks were winding down to the testing site. They had a bomb out there, I still see it clear. Turn night to day, and day to endless night. 1100 soldiers, easy duty, combat pay, trucked out to watch that fireball. It wasn't what they told us, it was what they didn't say. They said the risks are all acceptable. Acceptable to who? You can fool yourself with numbers who pay the price alone. They marched us down, sat us on the ground, and I think they knew what they never said. Out loud, only shelter there, cause of the desert air. Hands to our faces, our backs to the deadly clouds. Ground was glowing, cherry root could not stand something deep inside me new. Just what the army put in that deadly time bomb? Started ticking, deep inside my bones it's ticking. Quick to understand, acceptable to who? You can fool yourself, but you pay the price. And this is mine, I still can't quite believe. Slow is a lousy pension for my widow. And I thought you'd hear this warning from one who's been hit by their testing sites and their guards. Cause that time bomb still is ticking, and it's right in your backyard. And if you knew what you were getting into, what it finally all comes down to. Maybe you, when I'm dead, would say, where to you it's true. Acceptable to who? They can fool you, pay the price alone. I guess you know there's a whole hullabaloo going on down at Diablo Canyon right now too. They built a plant down there, but now they can't figure out how to tear it down or fix it. It's all wearing out. Lucky us, huh? We are the nuclear generation folks, and this is not going to be such a doubter, but you can't get away from issues, right? If you come to hear me sing, you're going to hear some issues. Okay. Yeah, yeah, you know. I mean, otherwise you're sleeping through it, right?  Anyway, this is one written by Psycon, and he's mainly a labor organizer, but he's also a great songwriter. And he wrote, this is a country western song, but I appropriated it. So, okay, kick it off.  When is the video documentary going to be broadcast? And where? Ah, good question, I don't know yet It's currently with PRI And if they distribute it That means it basically goes nationwide Which would be very exciting There's one down here too Oh, she has a microphone No fair asking what I wear under my coat I'm from the country that you worked so hard to try to stop the war I'm from Vietnam, and I thank you for your anti-war work Thank you for being here But I wanted to know what inspired you to use your music for the anti-war movement Well, I think the thing is I've always been doing I grew up in Detroit, Michigan Which is a place that's always had a lot of turmoil And then, I guess at some point in my life I became what you'd have to call And what probably many of you here wouldn't call yourself If you wanted to put it that way I became anti-imperialist So I just was kind of linking it all up And that's what parrot on it was in a way I was linking it together Because I could see the problems are mostly generated From that great generator of American difficulties A lot of it, Mr. Kissinger has been lately Lately he's been showing up with his book And acting like a normal citizen Pardon my language, but he is a fucking war criminal So, Barbara There's another question over there I think we need some music now Can you give us some more music? Of course I can, but you know, gee whiz This one kind of sums up why I made the label War of the flea Deep inside the jungle You will find the flea Where the strongest bomb is human Who is bursting to be free Heart will find the way That will blossom in today To fashion up a garden So green before they came Our joy will be the sunshine Our tears will be the rain Deep inside the jungle You will find the flea Where the strongest bomb is human Who is bursting to be free This cave will be my shelter And the earth will be my bed And life will be the pillow Upon which I lay my head May come tomorrow, death may come tomorrow And dreams may come tonight Deep inside the jungle You will find who is bursting Where the strongest bomb is human I'm sorry I haven't got as much voice as I'd like to have tonight But we got a couple more songs I guess we'll get through those So this one I wrote Sometimes I write songs and write them down Sometimes I make them up while I'm in the middle of something And they're gone, you know I don't remember them, you know, part of the conversation But this one I purposely made a whole logical story And I think you'll relate to this one here It's called King Salmon Blues Salmon is the king of the sea What's it gonna? I've been given the signal we have one more song, so This is a wonderful song, I can't not do it You all know who Abby Lincoln and Jessing are, great Jessing Her poetic eloquence and her special musical gifts They all come together as she gets older She starts thinking about the fact that she's got a lot to say And she's never really buckled on and written her songs And so she did finally do that And she wrote some terrific things If you haven't looked into her later years You owe yourself a trip into that But I like this phrase, this quote about Abby Lincoln Somebody asked her how she would sum up things And she said, well, I had a chance to be myself And I was So I hope you all are being yourself Be real, be real Don't be afraid It's alright A figure made of clay I think about the things I've lost The things I gave a certain mood The house and look Each and every day Cause you can never lose a thing If it belongs to you There's a hand that rocks the cradle With a gentle clenched and open If you're needing it Each and every obligation To what we owe longing to Acknowledging if you throw it off The sunshine Thank you


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It's a 60 for the Niners and Full spectrum to 35 Dalton Schultz on the green scope auto congrats on that NFC east and Then the Debo is going to the NFC West forgot this was the division for a second Tyler Linderbaum to 40 for the AFC North champ Bailey 45 out of 75 Kenny pick it next era jersey card on the hyper and Reception is George Pickens rookie patch autograph hyper should be number 275 AFC North on that one congrats to Um Matt M. AFC North. I agree with that Ashton to be honest with you. I do agree with that like basketball Tyler Smith to 75 on the hyper got to 25 Christian McCaffrey on the catalysts Nice one there. That's the meta variation. That's 12 out of 75 Tyler Algear Nice one there. Uh, it's pretty full. I would say Ryan if you were to order something It'll either go away at the end of tonight or it'll go tomorrow morning with Kenzie. 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All right, we're halfway through everybody Classic chargers choke job. Come on, baby. Trevor Lawrence maps their class to bring them back Oh, did they fumble? That would be the charger way. Yep Hyper kind of walker Nice one there to 75 came on tibetan owner of the dimsdale tibetan There's fairy sanders That's gonna be 40 out of 75 for the NFC north. We have 54 out of 75 desmond ridder three colored rpa on the celesteal nice one there for the NFC cell Celesteal joe burrow to 99 Elijah more god amon ross st. Brown catalysts numbered 85 of 99 NFC north and NFC east 14 out of 50 a billy joe depri by way of the Cowboys Good area, sony 27 out of 30 Evo Uh 81 out of 99 to rel davis championship year janny gray 15 out of 60 two colored rpa For the NFC west nice one there Jerry writes meta 13 out of 25 for the NFC west Travis callacy 36 out of 50 Wavelength for the chiefs afc west that is 16 out of 75 or no 25 mac jones catalyst two-color patch afc east And NFC east 22 out of 25 michael gallo on the vested veterans jersey off that looks like a niner's patch chain That looks like a niner's patch Shane said the uh the chiefs On the uh denny gray denny gray. Yeah, that one I was gonna say that looks nine re 21 out of 25 is t higgins Rookie oral of rookie aura vilish jones 99 There's four out of 75 jamar chase Well, you like this one AFC north we've got for the eagles numbered 38 out of 75 brian dawkins illustrious legends autograph going to the NFC east that's when they're uh brandon a Weapon x on card Green jamar chase for the afc north eight out of 30 That illegal likes that one too Damian pierce rippin There's 41 out of 99 patrick mahomes for uh the afc west and 11 out of 99 rookie jersey auto is jahan dottsin No, no before illegal can make an offer i'm going to tell everybody else That there's an eagles card that got pulled. Oh gold vinyl coming up in here too. So in this case now jahan dottsin 250 one-on-one on this one Oh, because like illegal yelled it like as soon as shane got in he's like there's a one-on-one randy johnson that got hit When i was talking about buying it I'm gonna do the same till illegal now david mott comrie Got afc west one of one That's nasty courtland sun boom Congrats on that afc west mitch m Player warned that's uh ro from bronco very cool. I'll give me $30 for it. No, sorry not for sale, man It's a group break. So fortunately not for sale See what he says There's calvin austin seven or uh 23 out of 30 rpa He goes okay 15 100 points random to all at the end There's japanthe to 99 the afc west Hassan haskens 20 out of 99 Could be a brown patch could be very true and to a rookie What's up randy? Oh, no It's gonna be rough in the passer Or unnecessary roughness Did I say to a rookie not a to a rookie if I said that? Yeah, you said to a rookie. Well, it's my bad. My bad. Not a to a rookie I got really confused the only way for it. Thomas 75 jasmine ridder rookie Uh five of 25 jesson jefferson Recall our patch for the nfc north That's one here. It's going to the afc south 27 out of 30 malik willis three colored rpa Congrats marvin m with the afc south the willis He doesn't even play he didn't even play There's matt ryan. It's uh 30 afc south koby dean Got 47 out of 75 alvin kamara for the nfc south on the brilliance And 52 out of 99 vilas jones jr two colored rpa or the nfc north Cut long. All right, that's fine. No worries Yeah, that was kind of uh I'm banning everybody on this stream now. Tony romo nfc east See 25. I'm just gonna stream to myself. I'm gonna set all this up ban everybody Ban all the knuckleheads in chat and then just stream just talk talk to my camera and not even broadcasted anybody That's what i'm gonna do. Jalen hurts had it 18 out of 60 is monumental memorabilia of san haskins for the afc south trash phoenix goes bet you won't 80 or 68 out of 75 celestial rpa Curtis martin to 60 interstellar pervert to 99 on the spectacular Dak prescott 15 out of 75. Mike alstott. What are you talking about gold standard? That's 29 out of 60 for the nfc south Oh boy Just fools fools and chat. That's all it is. It's just an army of fools I'm actually yeah, no, he's okay. He's okay. I think he was just uh, he was just like ruled out for the year understandably Understandably Last box guys. Good luck everybody. Uh, kyle pits to 99 davis mills Well, I turned down 30 and then illegal came back and countered 15 You know, he went down in price. There's 73 hundred ninety nine is Dallas goddard for the nfc east It is Got a nice one here going to the nfc south germy shockey on the super bowl auto. That's sweet Congrats on that mark m He's kind of nice honestly He did yeah toward the end of his career after the giant terra playing on the panthers too actually Vinnie and tomlinson to 50 uh jameson williams rookie that's 96 out of 99 a j brown. Oh, this is nasty. It's gonna be so gross God going to the a of c west three of six bow jackson Boom Congrats on that mitch m dude. That's sweet dude. That's so awesome Very in on that bow nose, baby That's that's awesome gold ink on that too. We could Um, this will be a random I believe that's alex pierce and sky more Uh, number to one out of 35. That's a of c west mitch m a of c south marvin m. Yeah So this will be a random george pickens monumental materials 26 out of 75 for the uh See north oh gosh, man And 18 out of 50 rookie aura is james good. Well bow is caught a little bit long So we'll uh just top load it but make sure it has the right shipping Ooh, that's awesome. This is one of the super short prints retrospectical dammerino. It's a really cool look in the car, dude That's awesome Hip c e so i'm gonna lose my mind on everybody here on all the fools we have in chat There's joe burrow numbered Four of eight nice one there Card kiss me anxiety Three-color patch on the burrow 11 out of 25 sky more three-colored rpa Deandre hopkins to 25 on the meta and dallas goddard to Uh 75 for the egos That'll do it for the break guys Let me do these randoms really quick and then we'll do a quick recap You don't like you write down the randoms Yeah, I got you You got it. So we got doing the points random first We've got<PHONE_NUMBER> team on top We'll get 25 and the two divisions and then the two Um divisions that are second and third will get the um 900 so we'll take you over here gonna roll the dice Five times whatever team is on top. We'll get the uh 2500 and uh divisions number two and three We'll get each get 900 two three four five That's a of c west getting 2500 Uh 900 going to the a of c south and nfc Okay, also doing a random for the alec pierce and sky more dual uh rpa It's between the a of c west And the nfc or uh a of c south again gonna do it five times That's what we went on the last one five times five times on this one one Oh one Two three four and five going to the a of c south with pierce a of c south All right, let's do a quick recap. Might as end of the tick tock. I didn't even want to deal with that anymore Got george pickens joe burrow a j brown dallas goddard dack prescott uh hasan haskins alvin kimara jesson jepperson hasan haskins patched my homes amon ross st brown uh jamar chase Torrell davis mac jones barry sanders uh chenna mcpride jalen hurts Freakin bailey zappy again.  That's awesome, dude. I'm the marvel uh desmond ridder kyle marin mike will uh christian watson jamar chase karson strong z galliott christian mccafford kenny pickett and debo samuel God's dual alec pierce skymore skymore jeremy shocky mike alstop john mechie veilish jones calvin austin jahan dottson bryan dawkins billy joe dupri uh michael gallup danny gray desmond ridder john taylor bailey zappy davante wyatt kyle hamilton cam taylor britt garret wilson fred warner spash and jane kowski trevon walker warren moon david bell tyler algear george pickens and uh adultin schultz our mag card slash magden knots numbered that's uh our mag slash not magged because they were caught long bo jackson numbered three of six malik willis numbered 27 of 30 we had max impact gold vinyl of courtland Sutton one of one and one of one michael pitman jr on the brilliance i'll do it for the break guys thanks again for the fill next up we've got uh it is the prism select mix


It's real swarm of cards, cribs, and I'm back with another one. Huge shout out to everybody that's watching this video. We're on a progress to flipping this house. And if you haven't watched the last video, make sure you watch the last video so you know what's going on, so you keep yourself in the loop. But we finally got the subfloor out, which I want to say this, it was critical. I thought it was going to be sweet, but it was critical. I thought it was going to go in there. It was way worse than I thought it was going to be. But now we're about to go to the store and we're going to grab some more subfloor and some two by fours and all that stuff to get everything situated with this. And we have to grab a few more items. Also, I'm going to keep you guys in loop on. Unfortunately, we're going to have to do a lot more work than we planned on doing because we have to take the cabinets and we're probably going to have to do countertop so it's going to cut it to the budget. So we're going to have to do paint some brooms. We have to do a lot of other stuff. So you guys want to make sure you stay tuned with everything. And don't forget to hit that subscribe button. See you at the store. We're here. It's the next day. It took us a long, we had a long day. We had a two hour day yesterday trying to put this plywood down, but we finally got it all down. I just want to say this. When you're doing this, the first off, everyone who's watching this video, you can do anything you put your mind to. It just might take a lot of time and effort to do it. Took us a lot of time. I thought it was going to be sweet. I thought it was going to be easy to put this plywood down. I thought it was going to be nothing. We're going to cut it out and all that stuff. My first mess up was not doing what Tim told me to do. Tim of the handyman, Tim specifically told me to nail two by four to the floor. So I cut it straight and all that stuff. But guess what I did? I ain't had the screws. I was being lazy when I go to the store. So I had my partner stand on it while I tried to cut it. Now I cut it all wrong, rigid and all that stuff. But it was terrible. It's pretty bad. Took us a day and a half to do it, but we finally got it down. Now, the next thing we need to do is level off the edges. So we're going to have to put the floor level on here. And again, this is my first time doing this as well. So we're going to try to do as best we can and put the floor level, level floor, make sure it's nice and straight. And then possibly we maybe go to the store today. Let's try to look up some cabinets because as you guys see, we don't have no bottom cabinet. So you guys want to make sure you stay tuned and I want to pop this camera back on when I'm either done with the floor level and stuff or when I'm close to done, I'm kind of trying to switch the videos up a little bit and not show you the whole process because a lot of people get bored of that. They don't really want to see it. They just want to see, you know, the process. So see you guys when I cut that back on. So it's been a long day. I know you guys are seeing all of the long days. You're going to see the good parts. Guess what? We got some of the stuff finished over here. So we put a layer on here to even the floor because some parts were higher than the other ones. So we put our first layer on here and it's some of the steel not dry. As you can see right here in some of these areas like this is still wet. So we want to wait till it's completely dry before we put another layer on.  So we had the carpet guy come on so you don't get some of that. We also went to Menard to try to get some cabinets.  So they're out like four to eight weeks, which we kind of don't have that much time. So we kind of still trying to figure out what we're going to do about that. They say maybe six weeks. So I really don't know. But we did go to the flooring store and check out some new flooring. So I need you guys, as a matter of fact, put that right there so you guys can see. Comment below and let me know which one you picking. One, two, or three. Comment below and let me know. So we got that done and leave. Tomorrow we're going to put another coat on there. We also have the guy coming out to do the drywall. Come on down to the base. A matter of fact, let's let them get a little taste on what happened. I don't know if you guys saw this before, but oh, it's worse than it was before. So we have the drywall guy coming out because we had this hole right here. That's from the water lake before. But also when we put in the snow form, we accidentally stepped in here and almost fell through the roof. So y'all missed that part, but almost felt the roof. So we gotta get a quote on that. Other than that, everything else is going. The cabinets is really setting us back a lot. So it's kind of hard. We're gonna have to try to find some other things to do while we're waiting on the cabinets that we do to start to go with minars. We are gonna try to fix up the countertop that we already have to try to save some money. So we might be doing some epoxy stuff on the countertop. We're gonna have to look into that. And also one more thing, we gotta go back upstairs. This bathroom up here, it has the blue talon and it has the white and blue talon on the wall. We're gonna try to glaze this because I think if it's glazed all white, it'll look nice. And then if we kind of get good with the epoxy, we may put some on here. It just depends on how everything goes.  So a lot of times with fixing up these houses, you get caught up in just trying to spend too much money to make it exactly how you want it. But in actuality, should be always thinking about the money. What's the most cost effective? Do we have this in the budget? Is it gonna fit in the budget? If it don't in the fidgeting budget, you gotta pick and choose what you wanna do. So being that the cabinets got messed up really bad, it kind of put us back behind the A-Ball and the cabinets, we look them up yet in our, they want $2,000 for them. So we're gonna have to come back on some stuff. Shoulda get the cabinets in, but this is what happens. When you're fixing up these houses, you open a can of worms, you never know what's behind when the wall or behind anything. So you gotta make sure you keep it like a little extra cushion of the budget on the side. So I'll see you guys tomorrow when we put on another coat or maybe the next day. We do have a pop-up shop for anybody who's in the area. But by the time this video come out, it's gonna be too late. Don't worry, buddy. I know.


Hello and welcome to the session let us discuss the following question it says the angle of depression of the top and the bottom of a building 50 meters high as observed from the top of a tower are 30 degrees and 60 degrees respectively find the height of the tower and also the horizontal distance between the building and the tower. So we are given a building which is 50 meter high as the angle of depression from the top of the tower to the top and the bottom of the building are 30 degrees and 60 degrees respectively right. So this angle is 30 degrees because it is the angle of depression from the tower to the top of the building and this angle is 60 degrees so this is the angle from the top of the tower to the bottom of the building. So if this angle is 30 degrees this angle will also be 30 degrees because horizontal line through the top of the tower is parallel to this line and similarly this angle will be 60 degrees. So let us name these points as A, B, C, D let us now move on to the solution we have to find the height of the tower so let AC be the tower, 6 meter high we are given that ED is the building which is 50 meter high now ED is 50 meter so BC is also 50 meter will be equal to X minus 50 because the height of the tower is 50 meter that is AB is equal to AC minus BC so this is equal to X minus 50 meter why meter be the distance between CD is the distance between and the building and this is we have assumed as Y meter CD is same as EV we have perpendicular upon base is equal to tan 30 degrees perpendicular is AB upon base which is EV is equal to tan 30 degrees AB is X minus 50 and EV is Y and tan 30 degrees is 1 upon root 3 so this implies root 3 into X minus 50 is equal to Y and this implies root 3 X minus 50 into root 3 is equal to Y and this implies root 3 X minus Y is equal to 50 into root 3 let us name this equation as 1. Now in right triangle ACD we have perpendicular upon base is equal to tan 60 degrees perpendicular is AC which is X upon CD which is Y meter is equal to tan 60 degrees now tan 60 degrees is root 3 so this is equal to root 3 so this implies X is equal to root 3 Y let's take this as 2 now using 1 and 2 now this will substitute X is equal to root 3 Y in equation 1 root 3 X that is root 3 into root 3 Y minus Y is equal to 15 to root 3 now root 3 into root 3 is 3 so 3 Y minus Y is equal to 50 into root 3 3 Y minus Y is 2 Y is equal to 15 to root 3 so this implies Y is equal to 25 into root 3 now from 2 we have X is equal to root 3 Y so X is equal to root 3 into Y Y is 25 into root 3 so it becomes root 3 into root 3 is 3 it becomes 25 into 3 which is equal to 75 so this implies at the height of the tower equal to 75 meter and the horizontal distance between tower and the building is equal to 25 into root 3 meters so this completes the question and the session I for now take care have a good day


Hello, da-da-da-da-da-da, heretic power! They're worse-faced than that, dear boy, much worse. Although I am kind of in the need to kill him, too. But hey, I'll deal with that. I can deal. Do you know what I feel like I should do now? Do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do.  Anyone else? Where? No, I'm not. Liar. He lied, and so he died. And now the only thing I'm looking for is a way to get that room. And yes, I know I have gone completely insane with murder. And no, apparently this is not the way I go about getting that bloody room. Not here either. I was here. I was definitely here. Oh. Oh, I see. I could have done this. Clever. Very clever. Which I thought of it earlier. No, please. No, please. Thank you. Thank you. I said die, please. Now I'm wondering, how the hell do I get it? It's so fine. It's so very... Of course. There's always a door somewhere. I do remember there being, no, not this gate. Probably going to have to press this. Oh. I do believe I got his good eye, didn't I? And this... This is strangely creepy. Litany on the white cliff. Excerpt from a series of overseer invocations by her overseer Abram Templeton. By the way, before I read this, it's really interesting. The fact that the high overseer has a strange cult towards these rooms, right? Very interesting. Of course, he's obviously the most corrupt high overseer ever. And I say to you, brothers, it is here that we make our stand as a righteous force against the growing darkness. It is here that we unite against the spirits of the unknown that would drag us screaming into the night, never to return to our homes, to our families. Together we will serve as a rod to those who would stray from the herd for the foggy gray wastes of the outsider.  And I got bored and I'm not reading the end of it. Oh! A blade that costs a lot of monies. Monies, monies, monies. Spy master? She's in the whole house. Yes, that's where they keep their...princes. Campbell. I'm not sure how my predecessor operated, but from now on, if one of my girls tries to blackmail you, you send her back to me at the golden cutting instead of concocting some plan on your own. I've had to replace three girls in as many months. And you can imagine the business of carnal pleasures and booming in this place stricken whole you call a city. Madame Prudence. Guess I know who my next victim is. Hey, Madame! Damn it. I was hoping that this would break. Anything else I could possibly steal? Be silent, music. All right. I think we can move along to the canal. Sorry, to the canal. Oh, hello. Will you be as delighted as to be my next victim this evening? Thank you, sir. Mmm. I consumed the right rut. It was disgusting, but also very delicious. Whalping and training hounds. From each litter, no. I'm not going to... Am I? No. No, no, no, no. I'm not reading that. Loot cash. Oliver, I've taken the loot we've gathered and stashed it in the incinerator room. It is under the dead hound, so nobody will dig it out and find it. Look through your strictures to figure out the door code. Lying tongue, wandering gaze, errant mind. Oh, God. I don't remember the order. Lying tongue, wandering...  I don't suppose I have a... No, I don't. Lying tongue, wandering gaze, errant mind. All right. I know where to find the book.  I haven't had years of that in my mind. Damaging it. No, because I don't actually mind having my mind damaged by numbers.  So, what was the order? Let's see. Loot cash. Lying tongue, wandering gaze, errant mind. Lying tongue, two wandering gaze, and two one seven. Two one seven. Fine, I've got that memorized. I should probably go to the kennels first. After all, I do want my treasure. Sorry, loot.  Seriously? Nothing? All right. Time to take your purse. Uh-oh. Vicious has fallen ill. I have gone to fetch some medicine for the harm. But in the meantime, do not open his cage. He is prone to vets of violence and this would endanger the other seers in the building. Interesting. Okay, doggy. Go. Get them all. I will be on my way. Two one seven. Come on. Where are all the... Whatever they are. Hungraves, right? That's what it said. Let me guess.  Interesting. Here they are. Two, one, seven. Hey, hey, hey.   They constantly try to bite me. And I'm the one who's basically feeding them all the time. It's absolutely inexcusable. Well, I have everything. Well, and loads of clown bodies. Seriously? You did not notice me? Well, this is kind of amusing so I'm going to leave you voice to it. Jesus. This is horrible. Run away. Oh, I've met you. Hello. An apple. An apple away keeps the morgue away. Hey, I do believe it's time to go find my boatman. The wrong way. Blink. Blink is most useful. I also have to find a few more runes, I believe. This will all... Wrong option, of course. Because why would anyone pay attention? At least of all me. Okay, so one bone... bone charm, pardon. It's fairly near to...  No! Don't do anything about the alarm. You really did not... So, I do believe we've got a bone charm there. Really, the bone charms are all I care about. So, let's just do this sneakily. Easily. Workshop key needed.  You have no key, do you? And here I am. I'm meant to remove Dark Vision. Hello. Excellent. I truly am powerful. Devouring swarm. This is fun, I won't lie. And possession is pretty damn good as well. Well, Dark Vision level 2. I don't think I need this. Shadow kill. I should take Shadow kill. Yeah, I'm taking Shadow kill. Each time I kill an unaware enemy, the body turns to ash. And how much do I have? Four rooms.  Let's play this. Whoa, this is horrible. Obviously I'm hungry. I'm well-agent music so you might familiarise yourself with the principles I'm employing in this latest variation of Holger's device or the music box as the man called it. As you should know it probably uses her more harmonies that render heretical energies or magic inert to counter-balancing mathematical principles. Read the book and then make yourself useful by finding out some subjects to test it on. This city is choked with corruption and superstition, so I trust you won't have to look far. Must I explain to High Artificer Bartolomu what the difference between real magic, i.e. what I can do, and corruption and superstition is? Really. The Metaphysical Mysterium It is said that we should not slay our hands when combating the forces of the Void. My studies have been deemed heretical by my brothers, but the rewards have been invaluable. I have harnessed the same energies employed by the outsider and his accursed followers while avoiding their corruption. I'll prescribe a twofold method in this text. Indirection as the unwholesome power of the outsider uses living pleasures of conduit. We can avoid being tainted by using the flesh of others instead. Huh, that is very smart. Intainment by using channels and barriers, we can focus these Void energies in a real state, shooting them from the perverse perspectives of the outsider. Well, and they tell me I am a creepy psychotic killer, but I do love how many things they are. Gamble. We initially thought it was a great find when we came across some of the crossbows that the Assassins had been using to carry out patrols. The models we found, however, have proven lacking. Dwarves' men have greater accuracy in range, and I swear there's reload faster. I'm recommending that we stick with pistols and sabers and candies as a lesson in where our strengths lie. Okay, let's all learn from this important lesson. So many beautiful things in here. Sink. Sure, let's drink from the sink. Because I know that's hygienic. Oh, do I put this here? Guess not. Where do you go, little lever? Again, the workshop replacement valve. Would you see that this valve gets installed in that little supply depot by the doting docks? Huh. All right, I would love to see for it that this happens. Hopefully, I'm not going to be unable to find it now. Ah, there it is. Oh, see, this is very useful. Ah, ta-ta-ta-ta-ta.   I mean, dogs, I'm the demon. Pardon. How did you? More?  Dog lovers, this is not for you. Oh, God. A grenade? See, this is how you do it. This is how you avoid detection. Let's grab this while we are at it, shall we? Oh, sleep darts. Well, I don't use sleep darts, so I don't actually need them. Please tell me that I don't have to- A lot of rats. They're getting more and more in number. Perfect, so I don't suppose I can find a way around this. But surely I must. Let's look above. Okay, there is a valve. So I must be able to sneak through the valve and get it inside. Surely. Or not. I guess not. This is unpleasant, certainly. Oh, see, I think I got to it. Was it worth it? Tough skin. Yay. Oh, my bad. Okay, the 15 month of timber. I managed to steal away one of the charms they were smashing in warehouse A. Smashing them? Such beautiful and powerful things, and my brothers have no idea. They'll never find it back here, too. Nobody ever comes back here. I can break up the door and they'll never find me. It's all mine. You have problems, right? You need some fresh air. And maybe some water. Maybe that was a bit- A bit much. The outsider. Now, that's interesting. Excerpts from the diary of a non-heretic seized before his execution. For most, the outsider is nothing but a child, stale, meant to instill fear that beyond the family, the community. When I was young, my mother and I were on the run, moving from one village or a sea town to the next, camping in the woods for weeks, always with the cursed overseers at our backs. At night, she told me of her dreams of the empty place where the outsider whispered to her, with each visit her craft grew, and if she could see through the eyes of moths in a locked door or window large from outside the house, I will find this empty place, somehow the key to open the void will fall into my hands. In time, I will learn the secret, and he will call to me as he called to her. Call me a heretic for my studies, drag me to your cold stone cell, whip my flesh and put me on trial as an apostate, burn my body to ash, but I will continue to seek the realm of which my mother spoke in his my life's meaning. Well, I'm sorry to say, mate, that you did not manage to do that. Let's see. All right. So nothing too interesting. Oh, a bunch. Good. Thank you. I knew there was another way in. There's always another way in. That's a whole bloody idea of the game. Now to go finish the job. All the little people. Where shall I find to stab them all? I want to kill. Those filthy people. I want to make them all my own. And when I say my own, I mean just I want to kill them. That's all. Okay. So the bone charm is 52 meters away. So it's there, right? Sleep. Why do you not sleep yet? Why did I put the dog's sleep instead of just killing it? I don't know. Maybe some last attempted kindness from a dead, cold heart. Oh, that's just great. Even more rats.  So I'm going to have to use a spring razor to take the rats out, I think. Come on.   Trying the same thing without any luck. Any luck whatsoever. It's annoying. Finally, I managed to do something.  Right, so I think a spring razor is going to do a splendid job. Seriously, it's not going to activate? Finally. Thank you. I don't think you're of any threat to me anymore.  Was it worth it? A nerving target. No, not really, no. The bone charm situation by high overseer Girard. I was asked, should we not tolerate the possession of simple bone charms among the populace? Surely this is trivial matter, merely a cultural practice seen across the isles. Not as terrible as the creation coveting of more complex occult ruins. Such an insidious question. This foolish distinction weakens our mission while the stench of the outside aggrows thicker end as perhaps as some claim our ancestors tolerated these cursed practices during the times before our modern empire arose to ease the lies of the lowly surfaces they paved the roads to civilization. But there is no excuse for witchery in this brighter industrial age having agitated the trials of many heretics myself.   This game I no longer care if you notice me or not. Goodbye. Whoops. Yes, of course it's me. What do you think? Fine, fine, fine. Hello. Yes, I can see that for God's sake. Campbell lived. Maybe it's not my place to say. But men of the faith... No, no, speak your mind. Everyone dies in this game but me. Yes, I'm ready. Take me from this place. Hostiles killed, civilians killed.  Oh, look. I got the circle of painting, the outside shrine, the bone charms, the runes. Everything but the money. That was such a nice... I did. I did so much. I'm so happy with myself. So, so happy. Aren't you happy? Let's get back. Because they will.  Why are people shooting with guns around? Of course he is. No problem, lean ahead, eh? For the right reasons. But I want you to take this as a reward. It's an old heirloom one of my aunts gave me. Your aunt gave you... Oh, she gave you a hundred coins. I thought she gave you a power. Anyway, thank you guys for watching. This was a lot of fun. And I will see you next time. Bye!


I'm going to go ahead and get started. Good morning. My name is Greg Otto, and I'm from Comcast. And it's my privilege to kick off the Cloud Foundry in the Enterprise track. It was really a great experience for me to be a co-track chair with Dormain. And she wasn't able to be here because we actually created a whole government track that you heard Abby talk about in her keynote. So we had so many awesome submissions, and there was just a ton of really good content. We created that whole other track. So she's kicking that off as we speak. Real quick, we need to make a public safety announcement. Be mindful of your exits. And while you're absorbing this material, I also wanted to make a very, very important sports announcement in case everybody didn't know. The Eagles did win the Super Bowl. And we're happy to be in New England. It's in the spirit of sportsmanship. So we really appreciate the warm welcome. This is what happens when Dormain leaves me unattended. So we're going to go ahead and take advantage of that, but don't tell her. So really thank you for coming and for your interest. The conference and certainly this track wouldn't be available if it wasn't for you all and all the submissions and the interest. So that's first and foremost. We did really get an incredible amount of really awesome talks. It was easy to put a track together. It was difficult to finalize all the different talks because there were so many that were really, really good. This does complement the government track. So the government talks were submitted as part of the enterprise track. And we do share a lot of the same problems. So you might want to kind of switch back and forth between some of the different tracks. They're solving some really interesting problems that are also applicable in the enterprise as well. So there's some really interesting dynamics that the government has to deal with that might help inform you and your journey and some of the issues that you're facing. And then when we put the track together, it just so happened that we have coverage across so many different industries and so many different use cases. I really think that there's going to be something for everybody. The way we structured the talks in day one is really kind of getting started, laying the foundation. There's going to be talks that I want to go through each one of them but really sets the foundation for the two days. And on day two, we get a little bit more advanced with some of the topics. We'll talk about multi-cloud. We have some really great speakers with respect to how we handle data. So definitely want to check that out as well. And if nothing else, one of the things that I'm really passionate about is connecting people together and focusing on the human aspects of what we do. So if there's nothing else that you get out of this, other than making new friends, new connections, and learning from each other, that's really kind of my call to action to you all, is don't be shy, whether you're talking to me or any of the other presenters. Definitely make those connections. I know I've benefited a lot. I've learned a lot through the connections that I've made. So definitely encourage you to make some friends and share and learn from each other. All right, so day one, Kyle's gonna kick us off.  So really appreciate the teamwork. We're already making friends, see how that works. But it's really interesting because Cloud Foundry is creating such a disruption and Kyle's gonna talk about that disruption and how the focus, moving from an idle-based environment, IT service management, and how that parallels to new environments that we're in today. So it's definitely a really good talk. And then we have a couple of really good talks with respect to CICD and pipelining, Zipcar who was just part of the keynote, and then Royal Bank of Canada, both teams doing really, really good work. As dependent on where you're at in your journey, Comcast we've been at it for four and a half years and we're still doing a lot of work around pipelining. So I think that that's really valuable information. And then our very own Dormain is going to provide what I would call a greatest hits album. So it's taking all the success stories and all the landmines that we've stepped on along the way and sharing that in one talk. So really interesting, really powerful. Lot of lessons learned across a lot of different companies. So that would be definitely a talk that I would make sure to not miss. And then from a healthcare standpoint, folks from Kaiser sharing their journey and the consumerization of healthcare certainly applies to everybody. There's probably some interest there. And T-Mobile, really interesting, I had a chance to talk with Chuck at the spring one conference and T-Mobile has really done an amazing job going from really just starting out to they're running at pretty large scale and they've had some benefits being able to launch the new iPhone with no impact. They were wanting a few carriers to do that. So definitely want to check that out. And then something that I think will hold everyone's interest. So get your coffee, drink your sodas. You definitely want to make sure that you're making the AWS talk. So using Cloud Foundry with AWS is really interesting. Even at my company, folks look at it as an either or but it's actually a better together story. So I think that that's a really interesting talk that will resonate with a lot of folks. And then Friday, we kind of stick with the mobile theme a little bit. So from zero to mobile in eight weeks, it's pretty impressive. And then Garmin's going to share some stories around how they've scaled their environment and some of the challenges that they faced as you move from just putting a small number of apps and then as that takes off. Pretty much every story that I've seen, including our own, is that you start off kind of slower and then as you build to success in our share, it really takes off. So especially if you're early in your journey, you definitely want to check that out because the scale does happen all of a sudden. So really good information there. And then the folks from Orange are going to talk about big data and data patterns. So this was something that we really felt was important because I know for us, we struggle with data in the cloud with these new patterns. So really good information. They have a lot of good insights with respect to data. And then Allstate, we've heard from Matt Curry. The Allstate team, we've learned a lot from them and they're going to talk about multi-cloud. If you're not deploying in a multi-cloud way, you probably will be soon. I think Abby shared some stats on that. I think it's somewhere around 40% or so. I believe that that will increase, right? So that's definitely going to accelerate. I think that that's a very relevant talk. And then JP Morgan Chase, definitely know a little something about data. So they're going to share some information with you in terms of data integrity. And then we're going to close out the last slot on Friday, but really, really powerful panel that was actually at spring one. And I see Mark in the audience. Again, there's a lot of insights from how we handle data once you move that applications onto the platform. So this is kind of another greatest hits, but focused on data. And I know that I am absolutely going to make sure that I watch that because I can never get enough time with Mark to learn. So I think that you're going to learn a lot from that panel as well. All right, so with that, I am going to turn it over to my new friend, Kyle.


It is now time for member statements. Member from Huron-Bruce? Thank you very much, Mr. Speaker, and I say enough is enough. Now you may think that I'm referencing the liberal smith's management and the financial world that has led to an S&P downgrade, or you may also think of a number of OPP investigations and scandals, but I am not. The fact of the matter is, I'm speaking about the seemingly growing disrespect and carelessness that we are witnessing on our roads. This past summer, Huron-Bruce residents experienced too many needless, tragic, life-changing accidents on the road. I'm using my first statement of this session to appeal to Ontarians to slow down and share the road. I must admit, Speaker, that I became very angry when former neighbours of my parents lost their lives in a senseless accident because someone was rushing to pass a transport truck. I became angry when I learned that a favourite high school teacher was struck by a vehicle when trading for a triathlon, and sadly, Speaker, there were more. And that's when I said enough is enough. At AMO, I spoke to the member from Burlington about her Share the Road legislation, now known as Greg's Law, and I asked for her advice as to how to increase awareness. I have also spoke of sharing the road in my most recent householder. And today, I ask all the members in this House to work together with me to unite in sharing the message that driving is a privilege, not to be taken for granted. Please everyone, slow down and share the road. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Thank you. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. In June, the NDP called on the Liberal Government to give Ontarians input on its climate action plan, including their cap and trade program. The only way to move forward on a fair and effective climate change policy is to make it fundamentally transparent and open to public input. Climate change is already costing Ontarians hundreds of millions of dollars from extreme weather damage. The 2013 ice storm alone showed just how profound weather-related disruptions can be. A serious response to the challenge of climate change requires leadership by the government and public support, public trust. We asked before and we ask again that the whole climate change program, including cap and trade, be brought to the legislature for review by an all-party committee and proper public consultation when the plans are introduced. Ontarians new Democrats believe that climate change policy must deliver real, measurable reductions in carbon pollution and must be transparent, allowing everyone to see the costs, the benefits, and the effects. We also believe that low-income and middle-class Ontarians who are already struggling to get by shouldn't bear an unfair burden in our response to climate change. Lacking those key elements, the Liberal's proposed climate action plan and carbon pricing cannot succeed. Thank you, Speaker. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, I'm pleased to rise today and talk about the eventful summer we had in Halton. Now, it's no secret, Mr. Speaker, that the face of Halton is changing. We're one of the most rapidly growing regions in the entire country. And would this growth come exciting new changes? Over the summer, I had the pleasure of attending a number of special community picnics that really showed what makes our region so great. The Italian-Canadian, Tamil, Hindu, Filipino, and Muslim communities, among others, held family picnics all through the summer. Mr. Speaker, it was a pleasure to get out and experience these special cultural celebrations and to see and taste all that Halton has to offer. And Halton has a lot to offer, everything from samosas and spring rolls to fantastic pizza and barbecue chicken. And we had a great local talent, some great local talent, too. Bungra dancers, singers, dragon dancers, and so much more. Each one of these events had their own unique charm. But they all shared a common thread. They all demonstrated the strength of Halton's growing diversity. We have a rapidly growing and changing community. And Halton residents are welcoming others with open arms, sharing their traditions, their food, and their art. Diversity and acceptance are what makes Halton so special. Thank you very much. Thank you. Thank you. For the name of the statement, the member from Elgin, middle sex woman. Thank you, Speaker. Speaker, fetal alcohol spectrum disorder awareness day is marked by the ninth day of the ninth month each year. FASD awareness reminds the world that during the nine months of pregnancy, women are to abstain from alcohol consumption. This important day was first celebrated in 1999. It is estimated that nine of 1,000 babies that are born in Canada suffer from fetal alcohol spectrum disorder. FASD awareness day reminds the world about the dangers of drinking during pregnancy. Across the globe, bells are rung at 9.09 AM throughout every time zone.  In St. Thomas, we have started our own awareness demonstration that occurs every year at City Hall. It's celebrated its past year, its 10th anniversary. And it's been led by a great constituent of mine, Ethel Dilla Buonatter. I want to take this opportunity to thank Ethel and all the dedicated volunteers in my right and across this province for their efforts to raise awareness of this important issue. We need this government to officially recognize the prevalence of FASD so that these individuals are no longer neglected by our health and education system. Thank you, Speaker. Thank you. So, to remember statements from members from Beverlyville Mall. Thank you very much, Mr. Speaker. Today, I rise to raise awareness on the plight of Bapu Surat Singh Khalsa. He's an 82-year-old man who's now entered 243 days of a peaceful hunger strike. He's protesting the unfair treatment of minority communities being detained as political prisoners in India. He is raising awareness on their plights that are being treated disproportionately, unfairly compared to other prisoners. These prisoners have spent considerable time in custody and are eligible to be released under government discretion, however, are being denied this release. On February 26, 2015, Bapu Surat Singh was arrested along with his son, Ravinderjeet, simply for engaging in this peaceful protest to raise awareness of the plight of political prisoners. I call on the international community to stand in solidarity with political prisoners across the world to ensure that they are treated with the dignity, respect, and justice that they deserve. Thank you. A member from... A member statements, the member from Mississauga Street, so... Well, thank you very much, Speaker. Speaker, the premier and members of this legislature joined with the GTA's Mexican community to raise the Mexican flag and celebrate the 205th anniversary of Mexican independence on the lawn of the Ontario legislature. Ontario is home to more than 30,000 people of Mexican origin. They're an educated and growing community devoted to building a prosperous Ontario. Mexico's Consul General Mauricio Toussaint has worked with the province to develop many shared opportunities Mexico and Ontario have together as NAFTA partners. The premier has pledged to visit Mexico. Mexico is, of course, a tourism and vacation destination of choice for sun-starved Ontario residents during our long, cold, and gray winter months. Equally importantly, Ontario firms in Mexico are building and expanding that nation's industrial and transportation infrastructure. Ontario's high-value and high-skill businesses, specializing in planning, engineering, finance, consulting, construction, and manufacturing, are helping build challenging and rewarding careers in both Ontario and Mexico as Mexico builds modern cities, airports, roads, and civil infrastructure. Mexico and Ontario have an opportunity to bring Ontario's expertise in electricity generation and transmission to Mexico. Working together, Mexico and Ontario can reduce Mexico's carbon footprint in energy generation and transmission. We can expand and diversify electricity generation and transmission and bring clean, green, sustainable electricity to Mexico's 124 million people. Thank you, Speaker. Thank you for the member standing, the member from Leedscramble. Well, thanks very much, Speaker, and on behalf of the leader of the Ontario Progressive Conservative Party, Patrick Brown, and all of our caucus members, I want to, as well as the honourable member prior, want to extend my warmest congratulations to all Mexican Canadians celebrating Mexico's 205th Independence Day today. I'd also like to join with all members in thanking the Council General of Mexico in Toronto, Mauricio Toussaint, for organizing the wonderful event that we had both in the lawn and in this building as a reception. On September 15th, 1810, Miguel Hidalgo made the cry for Mexico's independence in the town of Dolores. The cry of Dolores is what helped to initiate the movements for Mexico's independence, which culminated in Mexico officially achieving its independence in 1825. Today, we are here to celebrate the 250th year of the cry of Dolores, also known as El Grito de Dolores. Ontarians of Mexican descent have left and continue to leave a historic mark in the province of Ontario. You're welcome contributions, span communities across Ontario, and are reflected in our economic, political, social, and cultural life, for which I think all members extend their thanks. On behalf of my leader, I look forward to working with your community in the years to come as we move towards our shared journey to build a better Ontario. Gracias and have a great independence. Thank you. Thank you, Mr. Speaker, students and families in Ottawa South and all over the province headed back to school earlier this month. And I can still remember the hope and excitement in our household when our three children were younger, and it was always a very busy time. Mr. Speaker, I would like to take the opportunity to remind parents of the importance of having their children's vision tested. In Ontario, routine eye examinations for children younger than 20, provided by an optometrist or physician, are covered by OHIP. We know that 80% of learning is visual, and vision problems create obstacles for children to achieve their full learning potential. One in six children has a vision problem, yet most children do not get an eye examination before the age of five. Since vision plays an essential part in the child's ability to learn, excellent sight and eye health are critical in their development. I encourage all parents to have their children's vision tested so they can be confident and fully able learners. Mr. Speaker, I would also like to encourage all of my colleagues to use their householders and other communications to share this important information with families in their writings. Thank you very much, Mr. Speaker. Thank you. Remember, students and members from Davenport. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I rise today to extend my best wishes to all the Guatemalans, Salvadorians, Hondurans, Nicaraguans, Costa Ricans and Chileans as they get set for their Independence Day celebrations. Our province is so fortunate that many of our neighbours from Central America and Chile have called Ontario home for a number of decades now. I'm privileged to represent the great writing of Davenport, which has such an active and engaged Central American and Chilean community, and I am truly humbled that I have the opportunity to recognise them here today in the House. It gives me great pride to know that my first private members bill, which received royal assent on May 5th earlier this year, was to declare October Hispanic Heritage Month. For the first time this October, we as a province will recognise the important contributions that Guatemalan, Salvadoran, Honduran, Nicaraguan, Costa Ricans, Chilean and all Hispanic and Latino Canadians have made and continue to make to our province's social, economic and multicultural fabric through Hispanic Heritage Month. Mr. Speaker, last week I attended Viva Mexico festivities in my riding of Davenport and told them about Hispanic Heritage Month. When I shared with them that next month would be about them, they were proud. Proud not only that Ontario was recognising their contributions to Ontario, but proud to share in the spirit of diversity, multiculturalism and coexistence that personifies this great province of ours. Viva el día de la dependencia. Gracias. I thank all members for their statements. 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Hello and welcome to NewsClick. Today we have with us Bejwada Wilson, who is very well known for his activities against manual scavenging and a whole bunch of issues. Particularly with respect to the kind of problems we seem to have built for ourselves in which people die every year in trying to clean sewer, septic tanks and so on. Bejwada, it is a pleasure to have you with us. You have been giving figures of how many people die every year in this kind of activities which are essential to serving the cities, cleaning sewers, also on cleaning septic tanks because again a very large number of septic tanks. What are the kind of figures we have for? See we have some figures already that is also we collected in few towns. That is not exhaustive kind of wave numbers. That is also like a sample within after the Supreme Court judgment in 2014, March 27th against manual scavenging. Again manual scavenging. The government supposed to enumerate and find out how many deaths happened and for all of them the government has to give 10 lakhs compensation. And once we started going to the government many departments, ministries, the surprise is none of them has even any data about them and it is not consolidated. But from there you cannot get any number. But without getting the number how then we started collecting. So through our data it is a 1370 that within the two years we were able to collect some data that we have given to the ministry that is the number. But that number also is very less and it is not exhaustive. Actual numbers could be much larger. This is what you have been able to collect. Now a lot of them are not really permanent employees of the corporation or municipalities. A lot of them are contract workers or casual workers. See we have the sewage system in the municipalities, corporations mostly in the metros. There people are is the full timers with the corporation. We have the septic tank cleaners. Their majority are the contract labor or many times the private workers they engaging by the house owners. So this municipalities or the corporations directly engaging also is not a small number like Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai, Kolkata, Bangalore, Ahmedabad. There are quite a number of permanent employees. Why do you think that the people and this is not just the government. People are so callous about this. Do you think it is to do also with who are doing the cleaning and therefore lack of sensitivity to them towards them. Is it to do with what kind of communities, castes do this kind of work. See one is very clear the sanitation in our country it is a caste based. One must understand that first. But in large number untouchables only. When they are all engaged even the country or the people or the everybody they think that when the scavenger is cleaning what wrong is there. They are meant for that. And even our own people like my community because I also belong to the same community my own people they think what else we can do because we born into this caste. We cannot do any other works. If you do also it is a very difficult. This is at least easy we can continue and we can do. So these two angles are there. But government they do not think about this. Because it is going on. Do you think a part of the reason we do not think about this is also because this caste view point is built into the people who build the cities or develop the cities, plan for the cities. Because this is not a problem in different parts of the world. Everywhere there are sewers in urban areas. We do not hear about deaths in urban areas for cleaning of sewages in most countries. This seems to be peculiar to Indian. Do you think it is a part of or shall we say caste blindness as it were that we do not want to see the problem. We do not want to see and another thing is we do not care certain lives in the country. We do we have a very typical mindset which we give the priority of the article 21 says right to life. But which life is a matters there which life it is a life of the which group which class which caste. So all lives are not equal even if the article 21 says no. In the public sphere or somewhere they do not want to say all are not equal. They will say all are equal but some are more equal. So this group you never consider as in a group at all. They think that what is there after death immediately they will think what we can throw how much money we can throw close this and what is there a big deal anyway died. So how much money how many children this is the next. So nobody will say how this person died. Why somebody can die in this country where we talk about source science and technology developed. Why somebody we are making that nobody. So another thing is they are also thinking that they themselves they came and they died what can I do like. They do not think that this is a my septic tank this is a my sewer line which I engage them. No that concept is not at all there it is not the worker and the management that theory no it will never work with the scavengers. When it comes the scavengers are the easily available some certain group they will come and they clean while cleaning the accidentally they died what we can do like. So that is the reason we very clearly said that it is not the accident it is not the death it is the purpose you are killing us in the sewer line. You are killing us in septic tank because you have not mechanized you know that we are dying and most important is I think that we have to clearly say that because you have not done mechanization you are giving a room for the any death happening here. So we say that you are killing us and do not show your any kind of a sympathy or anything on us now because we want a political solution for this. It is a matter of justice not a matter of mercy that is we do not believe on the mercy or anything and I also believe very strongly that this is a kind of a the government must take the decision on this you cannot throw on the society and always say that it is a societal problem it is a social problem and no it is not social problem caste is not social problem caste might have emerged as a social something or emergence. But the solution must come from the political. Coming back to the issue of Swachh Bharat there is now a campaign for 10 crore toilets that government has announced they are giving money and so on. But is there any consideration to providing proper sewage from the toilet or providing water to the toilet because both of this without this the toilet is essentially back to manual cleaning. So what how do you see the Swachh Bharat program in this context. 2014 October 2nd prime minister came and in the India gate he announced the Swachh Bharat and it has given a kind of a view that in India from now onwards everybody is cleaning it is not the caste based it is not patriarchal or anything including the prime minister is cleaning in the country like. So that we felt that you are taken back the 35 years of the movement which has built a kind of a open the eyes of the many across the globe taken back and you have not found even a single solution and you started constructing the toilet. Toilet construction is not a big deal in the country it is happening is since very long. But you made that as in a big and you started setting 12 crores of the toilets they are constructing by 2019 existing toilets which is not catering very well and thereby there is a sewage system is getting the not taking it all the human excreta or under our sewage system also not having the sewage treatment plants sufficiently. So these are the reasons for the many sewage deaths. Now we are adding another 12 crores toilets. So means very simple is you are also constructing 12 crores septic tanks because you do not have the any underground drainage system in many places where you are constructing the Swachh Bharat toilets. They may argues very clearly state that we have the twin pit there is no place for even one pit where is the place for the poor to construct the two twin pit underground. So this is just for argument sake we can say. But later the practical is you have no space for the toilet even if you have there is a little space for the septic tank those septic tanks are allowing the many deaths in future that they have not thought at all. And second is water facility there is no water facility there is keep on constructing in every place the toilet and you are imposing your ideas on the people. People need many things but you want to give only one that is the toilet. They do not have the food to eat but you are giving the toilet they have to use. Like many things are there if I take only my own people only that is also without the water facility without the proper sanitation providing the toilets is going to create more and more problem for this country and more scavengers are going to die in that. So I feel strongly that you are killing us now and now you are going to kill as a mass. But the name itself sometimes I get disturbed that Swachh Swachh gives a kind of a pure pollution like this is the barat of the pure purity that barat you represents it is not exactly the cleaners the people who are did the contributions to this country. Their contributions never recognized when you announced also 4000 years a particular community has cleaned this country made this country to be today whatever we have to this stage. You have not said even a single word and such people they want to come out of that the particularly the women they want to come we do not want to clean that they came out they thrown their baskets they burnt this their baskets such people are eligible to receive the rehabilitation from the government. The government is not ready to give any kind of a rehabilitation before it was a 570 crores for the rehabilitation in 2012 and 13 this year it has gone the budget for them is the 10 crores whereas you do not have the money. For the Swachh Bharat it was the first announcement itself 2 lakh crores and later now 11000 or some 1000 crores or something now the budget. So, you have money for to construct the toilets you have no money for the scavengers get the rehabilitation or their own liberation. You do not want them to leave this occupation because you still want them to take care of the problems that you are creating. The next generation if the mother is coming out of the scavenging the daughter and others daughter in law they are not going to continue that because you are so that is what we feel very clearly coming one women throwing the basket is not a small one it is a 4000 years the caste bandage it is a just captive them like a chains she is breaking that there is a link between the birth and the caste and caste and the occupation in the country. So, she is not doing just a small thing she is a breaking this for that the government must come and honor them and state what you want we are there because you are changing the whole social order. See the other community which is really again hit badly is those who take away dead animals and now we have seen in Oona in different places protests that we will not do this occupation because we are now being persecuted for clearing what you consider as a necessity and yet if we do that we are accused of killing a cow and so on. So, how do you see that you think that there is a larger alliance between for instance those who are being forced into this kind of occupation to build up and try and demand for instance for land in Gujarat they have said give us land you keep your cow which you consider so pure give us land so do you think these are some of the demands we should now think about that yes you are tied us to this occupation we need alternate occupations and give us land as one of the demands. Very simple people are taking this both in reverse way that itself is the cost see Oona the Dalits are not stating today we have cleaned or we have carried your dead animals everything death carcasses 4000 years so you do another 40 years we do not want to do if they could have said then you may get angry you should not even for that because they did 4000 years you can do 440 years at least to compensate but they are saying that from now onwards I do not want to clean I do not want to carry your dead animals what wrong is there it is a very fair deal they are not saying stating my dead animals you clean they can say that they definitely they have right to say that that also they are not saying they are saying that from tomorrow we are not going to clean very fair but the casteist groups they are not happy to even accept that because there is no scope for the change in this country mostly the social order the women when they throw also they are saying we actually want our livelihood may be in rural areas the land in urban areas other livelihoods whatever but we are also not just linking you take this you give that is also one but we are saying stating very clearly you give or not we are not going to do now you take care about your this thing do you see the link between this cow the Gomata and the caste system do you see a link very clear very clear it is you make an irrationalism and throw on the everybody and make everybody to accept then you are also taking our rational how many people given life in this country to be we are all just to think that we are all equal it is a way of reimposing the caste system the radical system again on the people so cow is an instrument instrument that is the reason otherwise the cow there is nothing wrong you can say and you say that it is a my mother all those things when it die then how your mother can you can throw on me if it is your mother then you keep your mother you do whatever rituals you have to suppose to do then I can also think that it is an emotionally you have something and that is your personal business if somebody want to do their own personal business you do that I have no but you cannot make me to believe that kind of a baseless things there I get so really disturbed this I my this thing is not because I born as an untouchable or anything for me the children the next generation in this country should not believe this kind of a things irrational and illogical thank you this has been a pleasure talking to you and news click will be with you whatever programs you do we would like to be a part of it in the future thank you very much