So my name is Ebert Giverna and I'm a PhD student working at the University of Fren in France.  We're about to continue this tour of E-Forts at the age of few or point no, heading to the western part of Brittany, more precisely around the site of Camarvoni, the French city of Brest. Now for those who are not yet familiar with this part of France, the site is located in the western part of Brittany over there. Camarvoni is a wide peninsula of 60 years and its central part measures 500 metres in perimeter, linked to the rest of the interland thanks to a narrow passage which had been fortified during different times. You also see in this picture the natural port of Le Conquet, there still is the place of release for boats, and the Blanc-Salons beach which is one of the largest of all the coastline nearby and interesting with the ice cliff that you see extending to the north. On this topographic plan you have a view of most of the remains. I should precise that the peninsula has a complex chronology of occupation going from the Neolithic to the contemporary times with a lot of archaeological finds for each period of time. Due its complex chronology a few have been said about its proto-historic remains and fortification because you guessed that they have been considerably destroyed and reworked through time. Camarvoni has fortified remains of Haiti in two spots, in the north over there in order to isolate the smaller islands and in the south there to control the entrance from the isthmus. Now I won't talk a little bit about the north part because I will still miss some information but so far the remains could be dating maybe from the final Neolithic period. So back to the isthmus, the fortified remains are as you see quite visible and as visible as the strength identification is complex. So this is the actual view of the bank blocking the access to the peninsula and as you see it is quite massive, 65 meter long, nearly 20 meters wide and more than 2 meters high it's in average. As you see fortification are among those with the most reworked states possible. If we go some decades earlier you see that two blocos were constricted during the World War II within the structure and that certainly destroyed a large part of the proto-historic fortification where potrishels were found before the war. The position was used during the war to have a viewpoint of the surroundings of course controlling access to the peninsula in the course of the Third Reich Atlantic Swap Project. And fully we are looking at maps and drawings between the end of the medieval and modern period because Le Conquet was a famous hour for contributors and all those maps have plenty of interesting information but here I will only show a focus on the emplacement of fortification. So as you see over the time modern forts has been built as well as a guard house indicating Calde-Garde on the map and all of them were constructed to protect the entrance of the album. What I want to show is the mention of medieval mud that existed even before the modern period classification and called there Le Maud du Chateau which is also visible on this drawing. The presence of medieval mud at this emplacement is a situation quite unusual in Brittany where most of the mud have been strutted in the extremity of the crematories. The only other example of form shares a lot of similarities with Carmelvaux and it is also from a coastal site in Ensoac and Texte where a few muds were constructed on the top here of the proto-historic rumpede that did from the Iron Age. It can also mud the presence of natural pores near the site so in both cases the mud took advantage of the proto-historic fortification in order to control the surrounding area. All those historic states of fortification constituted real issues to study the proto-historic rumpede so the actual topographic profile which is about to show the result of the reworked state I just presented you and we must focus on the part subject to erosion in order to understand the entire architecture so it's more like this profile which is possible to study in two parts the first one is about where there is an actual hiking trail in the mass of the rumpede and the erosion makes it possible to study the internal structure made of dry stone and some alignment probably corresponding to the external facing at the defensive of all. There was no archaeological material from this location during our last survey. The second spot is located directly on the cliff still subject to strong meriting erosion. There are a few, a picture from bronze or iron, I1H were found at this location and the stratigraphy showed the early stage of the rumpede as well as what could be maybe the external facing of the defensive wall still made of dry stone stones conserved in at least four coasts of stone. Now the site of the Châtelet located in Indus showed the exact same situation and it was encroached during a survey on the island directing in the course of the collective research project led by Thomas Mignot and this wall commentary as you see is also about a large rumpede dated from the end of the Bronze Age to the Iron Age on the western part this one well an important degree of erosion remains of the fortification so as you see in this photographic model we have a blank and thanks to the erosion you see the remains appearing at least one meter below the actual hiking trail and showing a different state of fortification so the situation is similar. Sorry, back to the presentation. So now that I'm done with the fortified remains I shall focus on the coastal environment near the site. French development is from this called Finister which literally means the end of the earth as is the end of western Cornwall or in England or the Cape Finister in the northern Spain. The term seems to fit with this part of Britain and also with the emplacement of our archaic sites as you see on the screen there are plenty of isles that form the Archivellago of Molena and also the second largest island of Britain called Wesson. Now for the sailor, our seaman of further history time the real age of the no-world is represented by those islands that were densely occupied between the end of the Bronze Age and the beginning of the Iron Age. Another characteristic of this particle of seascapes lies in its emplacement between the channeled sea and the catalytic sea or ill-wised sea so in other words it is an obligatory element of the sage or ships aiming for the gulf of Mediterranean sea on one side or England, Ireland or even northern France and the other side not to mention the anglo... anglo... Since the protectorate times until now the maritime rules followed by the coastal ships did not change much depending on the maritime condition whether incurrence only pre-route could be taken. The most dangerous one is this one from the sage subject to strong currents and amplified by the wind forces so in order to go off the island of Wesson the fastest and safest ports are the channel of La El and Le Four it also has the advantage it fits with the habits of coasters whether it is for fishing or trade purposes moreover, taking these roads in state of the funver, the sage can easily reduce the day of travel by sea to one or two. For all those reasons the full channel is a maritime rule of great importance even the screen is in the map from the 18th century indicating the coastal environment near the Stake of Carnaval but even with favorable current it stays dangerous due to the presence of aids of walks and the island is all along the channel and it can require for ships to stay at the entrance of history natural ports are a stringing area to wait for better sending conditions and this is exactly what is interesting about the site of Carnaval which is the largest and widest peninsula all along the channel in the particularity to dispose of natural ports as we see as well as which could be used as both string areas Now a quick review of the archaeological data recognized near four channels for the complex seascape during the Bronze and Iron Age for the Bronze Age on the left on the screen there are a lot of burial remains sometimes associated with occupation showing a coastline densely occupied and organized around settlements mostly turned toward the sea but not separated from the rest of the economy but on the continent on the country we well integrated this is the case for a molland recently studied by advanced mining teams but also for the moral site of Mesnotario in Oissan where villages from Bronze to Iron Age first Iron Age were excavated for years by Jean Paul de Lyon delivering a picture of an island enriched by importation during the Iron Age right on the screen less unknown from funeral remains and the occupation seems to be less numerous however, new activities like south border workshops complete a maritime economy turned toward the sea taking full advantage of the relation with the Mediterranean wars already settled during the Bronze Age but now completely rose influence the high-fives sites are also more numerous what is interesting to take into consideration is the evolution of the site due to the variation of the sea level the accessibility as involved turning the site into a naturally fortified peninsula with a hypothetical aspect due to the fact I just presented here here on the 3D model it is generated by LiDAR data from the environment of Cameroon using the thin isthmus connecting the sites to the rest of the intallium as well as the degree from the fortification this data allows you to see a simulation based on topography and marine transgression information the thing were quite different during the Neolithic as you see in the upper part of the screen where the site was not yet a peninsula we believe that it is what could explain the presence of numerous magnetic structure as well as the fortified remains on the top part of the site comparable to some architecture in Vancouver known for Brittany for the final Neolithic the situation became slightly different during the prehistory where sea level turned the site into the actual peninsula then the access could easily be blocked by your empath in order to complete the natural defense of the site and take advantage of this new strategically placed controlling the channel of the fort and bottom of the screen I could not resist to show what the site would become in the future and the bottom of the screen to remind the consequences of the rise of the sea level but this is also a transition to illustrate the interest of prehistoric completion from the Iron Age in the following case for islets near the coastal lines as you see in the site look which is enough of a camera one part were building in order to isolate an entire island from the rest of the territory thanks to the tide the site could be reached twice a day and now with the rise of the sea level you can only be reached by boats the situation is not in any case at least two for example are now under enough parts of Brittany to include a few words I wish to present for the site of Carre-Mauvent a system that seems to repeat on different and coastal sites all around the intertextual and of course it will require a much more precise picture by integrating all the sites from the Carre-Ferce de France but also those from Ireland England and the Channel Islands and the goal was also to go beyond the fortified domain to initiate a talk with those particularly site the plan between Heelfort and Heelfort in French which mean a fortified island were made to compare sites completely similar but with a maritime environment that played the main role and the decision to occupy those strategically places if the remains from the Bronze Age are not as numerous as the one from the Iron Age for the study area we see through the protarest of time the necessity to occupy and control areas for both economical and political reasons the topography seems to to respond to several interests of the local population which saw through the sea a fabric way to interact with other communities and maybe gain in influence Thank you for your attention Thank you


Hi, I'm Nate Adams, often known as Nate the House Whisperer, and this is an old presentation that I gave back in 2018, but it's useful information and I wanted to record it. So these are some lessons that we learned using indoor air quality monitors. So we're going to talk about three different little areas here. Mold sensitivity reduction, balancing temperature between floors, and what happens when you ventilate a spray foam job. So we used, and here's the original slide deck, we used Fubot air quality monitors, which sadly aren't available on the market anymore. They have moved from residential to commercial, but we learned a lot from these and we had a lot of them out there. So we had about 40 monitors out, typically three per home, one per floor, so basement first floor, second floor, and we learned a great deal that led to the development of bad ass HVAC. We figured out where the main weaknesses were and we tried to mitigate them with the system and it'll do it naturally. So let's start with mold sensitive case studies. So this client has a severe mycotoxin allergy, so he is allergic to what is in or what mold gives off. It was really debilitating for him, it would take him out for days with like a bad flu. He was considering going on permanent disability, which really would have stunk. Both these clients are extremely intelligent and they just needed problems to work on. And that would not have been a good thing. And that's the hard part with environmentally sensitive clients. It's usually pretty emotional. I'm not focused as much on the actual physical problems that I'm trying to solve in the house. Oftentimes, I'm focused on trying to help the clients themselves and that makes the work pretty challenging. So but when we tested in this house with the Bloorador to see how leaky the house was to understand what the path forward is going to look like, I asked permission. We did a depressurization. His wife and I both got splitting headaches within moments of turning the Bloorador on, which was pretty wild. I've never had that happen before. So there was some bad stuff growing in the walls of that place. And the client was down for the count for a couple of days starting the next day. So it takes him usually about a day after exposure to really go down. So what we did to this house, we did a ventilating dehumidifier, which meant we were pressurizing the house slightly. We were dehumidifying and we were bringing in outdoor air. And they had already a new modulating York furnace and at the time York did not have a variable speed heat pump. So we put in a two stage heat pump, added better filtration, and that also helped with load matching. So these are all parts of the six functions of HVAC and what badass does. So this was basically a badass system. So here is the dehumidifier going in. We hung it from the roof choice. You can see these are spring loaded straps. And this is the fresh air intake outside. And here is that heat pump. And a heat pump is just an air conditioner. It can just go both ways. So it can heat and cool. So let's take a look at the IEQ readings. So this is two Fubots running. Note the gray line at 300 parts per billion. That is the threshold for that product. And the green is first floor, orange is second. Note how spiky it is in general. So the readings are all over the place. So the orange lines, it's not going substantially through the threshold that often. But going back to the first floor, the first floor definitely does go through the threshold pretty often. So after the job, this was pretty wild to see. So now the colors mean something different, orange is second floor, green is first and blue is basement. But it's kind of cool. You can see when things correlate and they generally hold together. You can also see that through here, these spikes, the basement is not correlating well with the first and second floor, which means the air down there was not mixing that heavily. So this big spike, this is the HVAC install. And the chemicals in the caulk for sealing the duct right around the heat pump were pretty stinky. So there was all kinds of stuff going on. We got a very high spike. But note what happens afterwards. Everything just basically flat lined and the spikes are now much smaller. So there's before and there's after. And the scale is actually a bit higher here because it spikes so high. But at the time, we had no immediate feedback loops to understand if what we were doing was working. And this was a revelation to be like, holy cow, I can't believe this worked. So these were the first three that we had out there. So this was a very early lesson. You can see it goes back to June of 16. We had pretty tight humidity control. So basements are always going to run a little bit higher relative humidity because they're cooler, which means higher relative humidity. But you can see we had decent humidity control. And this is, you can see it's going up and down for every day. So typically at night, humidity levels increase because the air condition is not running. And then during the day, they pull down. Here's the PM, the dust or particulates, and note that there were some spikes. So this was the job here. But this is something that just had happened. Look how flat all of that is. And when there are spikes, they blunt very quickly because of that continuous filtration. So this is why you want a good filter and your fan running as much as possible. And the good news was these readings correlated with client experience because we need both. So shortly afterwards, we got this email back, the new system's great, the air is much better. This was the really interesting thing. So they had a bunch of air quality monitors in addition to the Fubot, in fact, they gave me one that they didn't like and I verified that it wasn't very good. It was a cheap Chinese one. It didn't read until things were really bad for particulates and then it read about 3x what everything else was saying. So anyway, he said, our carbon dioxide levels have been consistently between 500 and 700 parts per million when we wake up in the morning before they were in the 1,500 range. I've been waking up feeling rested for a change and with clear sinuses to boot. So it's looking good. That was really cool to see. Humidity levels are very stable. Temperature is much more stable. That's load matching and equipment that's running a lot. So it's a good thing. In terms of symptoms, I've been sleeping a lot better and haven't experienced any of my symptoms since coming back. So while the job was going on, he went to visit his brother so that he wouldn't be exposed to what was going on and that was great that he was feeling better. So we got to mix objective and subjective, which was great to have that feedback loop. So we had the client giving us subjective feedback and then we had objective measured feedback as well. Now next little thing I wanted to talk about, this is balancing temperatures between floors and this is back before you could get Fahrenheit on the system. And you can see which ones are which. So upstairs is green, downstairs is blue, and the basements is orange. So note how these were running fairly far apart, a couple degrees apart. We teach our clients as long as you have pressure to give, so it's called duct pressure or static pressure. If your fan is too big for the duct system, it's going to die early if it's a newer piece of equipment. So you have to be careful adding too much back pressure to them. But if you have headroom, you can play with your dampers and choke off some rooms partially to send more air to the rooms that aren't heating or cooling well. And that's what this client did. So you can see how the temperatures were different here and then they start being very, very similar to each other here. Okay, three different spray foam examples. So this first one, the client was out of the country actually as we did this. And it was early December. So I didn't want to leave windows open or anything like that to ventilate because there were a bunch of very cold days in the forecast. I didn't want to freeze pipes and then ruin the guy's house. So this was the first piece of the job. We were spraying in the garage, that's a split level house. So above this are the bedrooms. And this is Gary Smith of Affordable Foam playing around. He was running around me as I took this picture. But here's the interesting piece. So this is where the job happened and you can see that the VOCs went up quite high and we left the house entirely closed up. So it was only natural ventilation and the house at this time was actually still pretty leaky because we had only dealt with the garage. We hadn't dealt with the rest of the house yet. But it took two weeks for those levels to come down. So spray foam has bad chemicals in it. It's not very nice stuff. But if you don't ventilate, it takes two weeks for those chemicals to come out. So here you go. Here's Tuesday, November 29th to Sunday, December 11th. So just shy of two weeks before levels came back to normal. Now what happens if you ventilate with a blower door, which is our standard practice? And so we try to do these jobs when the weather is decent so that you can blow air in. So this is a client home. And here's kind of a fun thing. Where's the job in this chart? And the answer, I'll show you in a minute, but these spikes here, these are in the client's bedroom because they didn't have forced air at this point. Or they did, but they weren't using it for mixing it all. So the CO2 levels in the bedroom every night were driving up the VOCs, because the VOC sensors are usually cross-sensitive to, or sorry, the VOC sensors are usually cross-sensitive to CO2. Sometimes it's the other way around as well. But here's where the job was. So these are the nighttime peaks, like I said, unventilated bedroom. The job is over here. And so this is the highest spike that we got, so 486. And you can see that's right in the same ballpark of what the rest of the house is seeing. So this was on the second floor of the house. I didn't move them when we were spraying in the third, it's a two and a half story house. The job is right here. And then you can kind of tell where we left the house unoccupied because there's no nighttime peaks. So they didn't sleep in the house these couple of days. And then we're back to nighttime peaks. So this is what we have found consistently in watching a number of these jobs. If you ventilate well, the VOC spikes never get above normal levels. Now let's look at another one. Here's another spray foam job that we did. We foamed the attic here. So again, where's the job? So this is zoomed out, this is looking at basically a month. So zooming in, this is a week. This was kind of fun. So here's the job. You can see we got a little bit of a spike. And this spike here was likely when I put the house into depressurization. So I turned the blower door around that I sucked out rather than blowing in, where I've been blowing in all day. And then a couple of days later, I came back to do quality control. And I ran negative pressure for a long time then. So I was pulling all that foam off-gassing downstairs where the foobot could catch it up. So I drove it up quite a bit. As I left, I suggested leaving the windows cracked for ventilation. It was still a fairly temperate time of the years. You can see here, it was right about the time of years I'm recording this video now, three years later. And the windows were cracked. I went to a conference and was watching what was going on, keeping an eye on the foobot here. And I saw the level spike. And I texted my client and said, did you close the windows? And he was kind of freaked out by it at first, like I'm just watching the foobot level. So all of a sudden, everything went up. So it takes time to ventilate. And you can see that the levels came back up. And then it took them a while to come back down. So that's once again, well, this is about six days. So it takes about two weeks to fully cure. So you need to be ventilating for two weeks. But at least during the job, you can blow an awful lot of the garbage out. And after that, you want to have windows open. So ballpark two weeks is what you want to look at. So what we learned from that is pressurize the blower door during install. That is standard practice for us now. And open the windows or do some kind of ventilation for two weeks or so post job. So those are the three examples of using indoor air quality monitors. And we found those, these were, this was really interesting and really useful. And this really helped us understand what we were doing, what was working and what wasn't. So I can't recommend playing with a few of these. And I really do recommend getting multiples. So if you're going to buy one, try not to get one, get two or three. And see what you can learn. Put them in different places of the house and see what you can learn. So just wanted to record that. Hope that was enjoyable and you learned something. I'll talk to you next time. I'm Nate Adams. Bye-bye.


Hi guys, what is up? Welcome to my channel. So for today's video, I am going to be doing a much bigger than expected Sephora haul and some pieces from Ulta as well. So if you want to see some of the new holiday releases that I've picked up recently, then just keep watching. Okay, so I know my hair is only like 70% dry, but I have to leave for work soon. We had like a going in four hours late day, so I just don't have the time to wait for it to dry. So we're just gonna roll with it. So we're gonna start off with Sephora. I picked up some fun things that have come out for the holidays. The first one, this one I wanted to speak about because I hadn't really seen any coverage on it and it was absolutely stunning. This is the Tarte Rainforest of the Sea Finger Foil Face Squad. And I know the letting's a little bit weird because I'm filming in daytime and I don't normally do that. So I'm gonna try and work with it. But the packaging is super cute and I normally don't buy things from Tarte. I will pick up things from them every now and then. Normally their holiday stuff doesn't really intrigue me, but this one had me. I don't even know if this is the holiday release, but it released recently. And I hadn't seen anything about this, but when I saw in stores it was stunning. So first of all, look at this packaging. Super cute. Tarte usually does a pretty good job with their packaging. And then you open it up and it's four of these shades. They're super pretty. They're like peachy pinky golden tones. I've heard nothing but good things about their finger foil formula. And these are the most stunning colors. I can't believe I hadn't heard anything about this. So the premise of this is it's supposed to be a face palette because I believe it's this shade right here. It's supposed to be like a blush or something. They put one color in that could be used on the face and they said it was a face palette. Honestly, I'll probably just use this for eyes, but it's really stunning. It's like a really creamy formula. The shadows are so shiny. I feel like the only concern I have for this is I feel like it won't last long once the colors start to dry out. But I'm very excited to cover that on my channel. So you will definitely be hearing about that again once I get the chance to use it. This is not a holiday release, but this caught my eye. This is from Lancome and I never purchased anything from Lancome, but this is the Le Monochromatic color. So the premise of this is that you can use it on the eyes, the lips, the cheeks, anywhere you want to put it. This was the color that stood out to me the most. And I'll post a picture right here. There is a whole palette of this type of formula, which I wasn't aware of until after I bought this, but this is really pretty. I used it on my eyes the other day and I did notice it starting to crease, but I do really like this on the cheeks as well. This is like a really great highlight formula where it's subtle, but really, really pretty. I just like the way it blends into the skin. It blends in very seamlessly and on the eyes and the cheeks. It's really pretty. I feel like that monochromatic look. I would say this is like a cream to powder formula. I never purchased anything from Lancome, but something about this really stood out to me. This is in the shade Eclat. I got it in a champagne color because those are the type of colors I tend to use the most often. And I really do like this. I don't love it, but I will keep you updated because I do want to use it a few times more before I give you my final opinion. This I actually did not purchase from Sephora, but it's at Sephora. If you are interested, I purchased this from Muse Beauty Pro. This was on sale for like their Halloween sale. Right now, they're having like a last chance event sale and they have quite a few vizier palettes, a couple that I'm eyeing as well. So I would check that out. I'll put the link to the sale below. So if you're into vizier, they do have a few palettes for sale, but this is the dark edits. It took me a while to pick this one up. I was just holding off until the right time came. And once I saw this was on sale, I jumped on it and it really is just the most beautiful array of colors. It is really perfect for fall. Vizier is one of my favorite eyeshadow formulas and this is a great way to try their formula at a more affordable price compared to their like $80 palettes. Yeah, I haven't used this yet, but it looks absolutely stunning and I cannot wait to create some fall, October-y kind of looks with it. And if you watched my most recent shopper drop, I said I was going to hold off on these palettes. And then I saw they had them in my local Sephora and I'd been hearing nothing but really good things about them. So I did just end up picking them up while they were at my Sephora because my local Sephora, it's a JC Penney Sephora and it's just not that good. They're always late to get new products in. So when I saw they had this, I was so surprised that I felt like I needed to support that Sephora so that maybe they could continue to get some really new good releases in. So, I mean, I'm sure you guys have seen this, but this is the hood of nude light one. Really pretty. This one seems to be the one that's the least popular of all that people are saying has the least amount of pigmentation. But it's really light, delicate, airy colors. So I'm very excited to see how that works. This one I was the most excited for. This was the one if I was going to pick just one up, it would be this one. So this is the medium, really cute packaging. I love that they switched to plastic packaging for these guys instead of their old cardboard. But this has stunning warm rosy tones and this is a palette that I feel like the colors can work all year round. I honestly do. And the pigmentation from what I can tell from watching other's reviews seems to be amazing. And then this one I originally was not going to purchase, but honestly, even though these are labeled light medium rich, don't let that scare you away. These shades will work well for everybody, but it's awesome. Like if you do have a rich skin tone, this is a great option for you. So this is the rich nude obsessions, really pretty, kind of almost cranberry-ish. I wouldn't necessarily call this nude, but absolutely stunning. I feel like all three of these, they definitely run a little bit more on the pinky tones. Remember the last nude palette that she had, it was very, very pink. So that's just kind of the brand's prerogative as far as nudes go, is that they're more pinky, which I'm okay with because I love pinky tones, but yeah. Said I wasn't going to get these, went against my word and here they are. I have not yet personally tried them, but I'm very excited to. I have a collection of these little guys, so I decided that I should just pick them up. I also purchased and I'm sorry, I know I'm so behind on my reviews. I don't think I will be getting a whole review up on this one. Maybe a couple of tutorials, but this is the Carly Bybell palette from ABH.  I picked it up anyways because this palette is really pretty and I really do like Carly Bybell. I feel like she's one of the few non-problematic, very large channels. So, and these are really pretty light airy tones. This definitely is not a cup of tea for everybody. I really like it. I don't love the packaging. I feel like it's a little tacky. Some people love it, so that's on you. But from swatching these, the shades look gorgeous and I'm very excited to have this. At this point, like I'm, I don't know, I'm just such a collector that I can't help myself. I also picked up a couple of things from the Fenty Beauty Holiday Collection that they have. I love that they released these minis for the holidays because I'm all about the minis. This one I put back almost up when I took it out. But this is a duo with a mini highlighter and a lip gloss in the shade Sweet Mouth. So the highlighter is stunning. I have not yet put it on my face, but this I think is my favorite color from Fenty. It's almost like a gray, silver tone, but with a little bit of pink. It's a very unique highlighter shade, honestly. I don't know. I haven't put it on my face yet, but I'm so excited for this. This is Sand Castle. Really, really pretty. I'm so excited I got this. These colors are so pretty. And this is a little mini lip gloss in the shade Sweet Mouth. And honestly, I feel like these little lip glosses last forever. I don't know. Maybe I just don't use them enough, but my minis last me a long time. So this is Sweet Mouth. And again, this is my favorite of the new little mini lip glosses. It's just super light, champagne-y, pink. And, oh my gosh, this is such a good set. Like, I recommend this for everybody, even though I've never tried these. I just love the colors and the formula of these products. And then I picked up the Glossy Posse Mini Gloss Bomb Collection. You guys know this is like one of the best lip gloss formulas. I love the minis, and I love that this comes in such a cute tin case. Really cute. Then you open it. It's not the easiest to open. And you get five more of the mini lip glosses. She doesn't have a very big range of colors in these glosses. So I was so excited to pick this up because this expanded the range. And along with this as well. The only color that I personally have right here is Fussy. And I have it in another mini, so that'll probably be done soon. So I'm very excited to have this range. I've not tried anything on in this haul. So I haven't opened up and swatched these colors yet. But this like reddish color right here, red orange. Super excited about, really excited about all of these. But I hope these are just as beautiful as the other colors that they have. So these are not from Sephora, but I purchased these because I was so excited for them. These are the new Dior Eyeshadow Palettes from their Holiday Collection. And they just look so pretty. It's for like 2020, Happy 2020. And so the first one that I have, and I don't really have... No, I don't have any of the Dior like five pan palettes. So this was the perfect time for me to pick them up because I was in love with these colors. So this first one is 077 Party in Colors. And these are really stunning. They have a Patmograph-esque kind of formula. Not quite as glittery, but these have very subtle glitters. When you swatch them on your hand and put a light on, that's when you can really see what these shadows have to offer. This is a really fun, colorful one. Very great for New Year's and telling you these shades are so pretty. They're even more pretty when swatched than they do look in the pan. And then there's another one for all of you neutral lovers. And they come in this nice velvet casing. And this one is Celebrate in Gold. This palettes for a different type of person. But if you're a neutral lover, this one is absolutely stunning. Kind of reminiscent of the backstage palette that they had come out. Less colors, but of course a little bit more luxe. But I really like this one too. You can do a sick, smoky, neutral eye with that one. So here's a look at both of them. Really beautiful. Dior Killed, the game with this collection. They also have some really neat lip colors that have like glitters in them. I would definitely recommend you look them up. I just cannot afford to purchase them at this time because I don't even have enough time to fill my reviews. It's killing me. I need to stop adding more products. This one was from Sephora. It was hiding in the corner. But this is the Bite Beauty Four Piece Mini Amuse Bouge Super Charge Lipstick Set. I did post a photo of this on my Instagram because it was just so cute. And I've always wanted to try the Amuse Bouge formula from Bite Beauty. And every year I always think about getting one of their sets. And this year was the year that I finally decided to do it. Here's what the packaging looks like. Let me pull out the actual colors for you. They're super cute. This was I believe $21 or $25. Either way, for me who has so many lipsticks, I love that this was like $20 something. And I get to try four of the formulas and they are a little bit more brighter kind of colors. You do have one peachy nude. Really fun to play with these types of colors. And so far I'm really liking the formula. They are quite creamy. And I just think this is a really good deal if you've been wanting to try this formula. So for me personally, I benefited from this. So hopefully if you are interested in trying this formula, I brought some awareness about this product. I have a few more things that are not from Sephora. This haul was originally supposed to be really small, just focusing on a few products. And then, you know, just day by day I'm collecting more and more. So if you weren't aware, KKW came to Ulta. I went the day that they were in stores because I wanted to get, you know, first pick because I feel like everything on my Ulta sells out so fast that I wanted to have choice in the full selection. And it was really nice to see the products in store. The only experience I have with KKW is I purchased their original first Mario collection and then I did go to the very first KKW pop-up store, I didn't purchase too much from, I believe I just purchased like a contour stick and concealers because I had happened to be in the West Coast when that store launched and I was so excited. That was a long time ago. But anyways, so I hadn't purchased anything from KKW since last summer. So I got quite a few things to try. So I picked up a couple eyeshadow palettes. So the first one is the Classic Blossom and they have a pretty decent selection in case you were wondering. It's not the whole line and my particular Ulta didn't have everything in stock. They weren't sent every item that the display had, but they had a pretty good selection. If you're like me and you just don't have a ton from KKW, this was great. So it allowed me to pick up stuff while getting older points and also not having to worry about shipping because I believe KKW shipping sucks. But this one's super pretty. I've had my eye on this particular palette for a long time, but I thought I never needed it. But since it was there in front of me and I had the option of picking it up without having to worry about ordering and all of that, we have this really beautiful kind of pinky tone palette. Honestly, really pretty considering putting this one in my kit for a wedding or two because I love in the looks of it. And I just love the whole aesthetic of the brand. It's very simple and clean. And even though I'm into looks, bedazzled stuff, there is something refreshing about something a little bit more clean like this. And then I also got the classic eyeshadow palette. Again, this one would be a good staple in my makeup kit, but I'm gonna keep it for myself. Really pretty. And the reason why I was tempted to get these eyeshadows was because you guys should watch the Wayne Goss video or review on the KKW collection. He's hilarious. He gets through it really quick and he's very honest. I believe everything he says and he does really like the eyeshadow palettes and I don't know, these are just... This is a really great color selection. I feel like it's quite unique. I mean, it is similar I would say to like the Huda Beauty nude palettes but this is a really great take on a nude eyeshadow palette. The other thing that I got is this lipstick and lip gloss trio. Just to try out a few of their lipsticks. I do have one lipstick, one or two lipsticks from KKW. But I wanted more. I really liked the formula and this was a good set to pick up because I also got a gloss. So this is the Rose Gold Gloss. And then we have a lipstick in the shade 3 Nude. Really pretty. And I love this packaging. I know some people think it's really cheap looking but I don't know, I like the whole acrylic vibe. And this one is 90s style, which is a little less peachy. I don't know, I haven't seen these on or swatched these yet. So we will see. But I was really excited about this set. I am such a sucker for value sets. I was hoping that they would have like the pinks and the nudes whole collection, but they only have those online. Can purchase them individually, but I wanted the sets. So I'm considering purchasing the pink and the nudes online. Maybe after Christmas or something. And then I picked up a couple of lip liners because I know her lip liners are good. And I love a good nude lip liner. So I picked up two random colors. I didn't even really swatch them. So this is Lip Liner Nude 2.5. Oh yeah. I'm a huge fan of like peachy, neutral tone nudes. So I knew these lip liners were going to be good. And they're super duper creamy. So if you don't like a creamy lip liner formula, this isn't the formula for you. If you like a more waxy one, I always recommend MAC. I just have the best ones. Or NYX, if you want something more affordable. But creamy, oof, I love this color. This one's a little bit more pinky. This is nude one right here. Again, super duper creamy. I like the formula of like the Colourpop Kylie Lip Liner formula. These are creamy like that. And the last thing for this haul, I kind of picked up on a whim. I talked about this in my shopper drop and I was like, they look pretty, but I don't know that I'd actually purchased them. But since I saw them in store, I picked one of them up. And this is from the La Rock collection with Rachel Zoe. As I stated in that video, I have a soft spot for La Rock because they used to have my favorite eyeshadow formula. I used my La Rock palettes all throughout high school and college. So I don't know, they just hold a special place in my heart and they've kind of gone downhill. But they came out with a collection with Rachel Zoe. And there was three palettes, I believe. Ulta had two in stores, but one of them was sold out. So I picked out the one that was left over. And this is Golden Eyes. And this was only $15. But honestly, you guys, it is tiny. It's smaller than a credit card. I have a small hand, so don't even like use that for comparison. But here's like an ABH palette. Do you see how tiny that is? And this is all cardboard. It feels pretty cheap. But the colors of this one in particular are really pretty. I put it on my eye a little bit to play with. I wouldn't say so far. It's nothing that stands out to me, but it is really pretty and I didn't notice anything bad. I was curious to see where this was made in and it's made in China. In case you were wondering though, products made in China, it doesn't mean it has to be bad. But normally when a brand starts off like made in USA or Italy or anything like that, and they change to China, normally that's when you tend to notice the formula kind of not being as good. So I don't know, I need to play with this one more, but it is super pretty. So very excited to see what I think about that. Originally this haul was supposed to have less than like seven items and just with my shopping addiction, it grew and grew and grew. And yeah, I have a whole other holiday makeup haul. Let me know down below which products you guys are interested in the most, which ones I should cover, because I am tight for time. So I only want to cover the stuff that you guys want to see the most. If you want to see the Dior palettes, if you are still interested in the Carly Baibao, the Toll Art, any of that stuff, you guys let me know. I always take what you say into consideration. And that's all I have for today's video. Thank you guys for tuning in with me. Make sure you subscribe if you have not yet already and I will see you guys in the next video. Bye guys, have a good one.


Good afternoon, everyone. This is Melissa with thestockswitch.com and welcome. I finally got out of this BBRY. I just wanted to do an update on this. It didn't break the low. I do think it does break the low. I don't know if it's gonna do it today and I don't feel like being in this until the close. It may very well do it until into the close. And if it doesn't, I bet it gaps down here in tomorrow morning. So this is kind of like a good overnight hold because I have 100% conviction. And if this doesn't break the low here today, it's gonna gap down in this range tomorrow morning and just kind of go right into the area. So this will probably gap down tomorrow, but I'm not gonna do this tomorrow. Anyways, it's a nice little chart because the follow-through will go back down into the $10 area here. So for swing trade, it's really down here to $10 or 980-ish, which is a buck in a way. And that certainly could get there in a couple of days. Remember, the market rally today and all this happened here against the market. So there's nothing wrong with this thing. So let's just look at it in here in the 15 minutes. So again, I didn't do this right of ways in the aggressive play in the morning, but it had a nice drop down in here. And if you did it aggressively, it worked. And if I had done it in the morning, it would have been all out. Here was the 15 minute. The 15 minute here was right here when it triggered 97. And then the stop here over this area, over 1109. When this came down in here and dropped, it didn't break. Well, it did by two pennies, but not hard enough. It kind of bounced, which was weird. I assumed that it would break. It didn't do it right. Then it rallied back all the way up here. It didn't hold the whole number, which was odd, but you could have done it again in here or even done an add in here and lower the stop then where? Here, right over here, okay? So then it broke and fell down into here. Try to break, try to break all this time in here. I'm waiting for this to break and it just can't do it. It was unbelievable. And then this happened here and I still didn't kill it. I still didn't kill it. I was wanting it to break. It didn't do it. I still didn't kill it here. Again, this comes back to understanding what is a, when is the time to do a buy setup and when is the time to do a sell setup? There's no buy setup in this today. The stock's in the downtrend and gap down. So you don't buy this, you don't buy this, you don't buy this. I don't like this. This is squiggly, but really this is zigzag pattern. And that's how this did it today. This is not an ideal favorite pattern for me. I recognize it. It's not my favorite pattern to play, but it didn't do anything really wrong except for not break the low. So I made money in this today, but wanting it to go just isn't going to do it. And there's no arguing with it here. I can't force this to go. I can take all the shares I want. I'm not going to make it break. So I just decided to take it off with the money I made in it. I'm sure this is going to gap under that basic area there tomorrow morning. But it depends where it does. If the gap's down to set 1070 or 1060 or 1050, well, if the gap's down here, it could just go. But if the gap's down snugly in here, it might flip around tomorrow. So I'm not going to do anything with this tomorrow. It had a nice little play in it today. Just had all the potential in the world to break. Markets too strong. Markets too strong, holding in thin air. And this is weak. Weak in its own and weak by itself, but not ready to break it for whatever reason. Will though, for sure. And this is BBRY. This is a nice gap in here today with the stocks will show. It is September 10th. If you'd like more information on the upcoming gap classes weekend, September 14th and 15th, email me at melissa at thestockswish.com. Thanks everyone. Have a great day.


So excited to be here to talk to you guys about JQ. JQ, my hand moved, sorry. So JQ is a practical and purely functional language that is used oftentimes to inspect JSON and look at JSON, so that's an important part of it. But first I want to talk about what purely functional means. So if in a purely functional language, when you have a function, it just returns something. That's something. That's all it does. So in a different language, you might do some things, a function you have several lines, and then at the end you return something in a pure language, you just return something. Which means that you don't have things like network calls, you don't have printing to a console, you don't have mutation in other parts of the program, it's just a definition of something. Okay. And JSON, here's an example of some JSON. We have a file called colors.json, and we've catted it, which prints the output.  Yeah, so here we have some pretty printed JSON colors, right? And when we get this by piping to jq. This is our first jq program and it's just the identity function. It says whatever the input is, just print the output. So jq. We can also use jq to inspect parts of that JSON. So here we're saying, I think dot is a list and I want to get the first element from it. So that's what's happening here, right? So we go from jq. to get the first element and it prints the first element. When we can also look at different parts of that element. So here we're saying I want to get the first element's color, yeah. And this is why jq was made. This is what it's used for most often, looking at and thinking about JSON. But jq is also a programming language. And that's why I'm here. So first I'm going to talk to you about why jq is a programming language and then I'm going to talk to you about why jq is an awesome programming language. Bang, bang. So jq has numbers. jq has strings, objects, which are mappings from keys to any kind of value, lists, which is a set of things, right? And no. And what you can see here is that these data types are just JSON. These are exactly what we have in JSON. So whenever you're working on some data in jq, you get exactly whatever you want in JSON. And you can think of JSON as a jq construction if you want to. Now, here is a jq expression. And when I have this arrow, I mean it evaluates to something. So color red evaluates to color red. And when I have a pipe, this is how I apply functions in jq. So I have a pipe, and I'm piping from color red into the function dot color. And I get the key red, the value red. When I try to get the color of an object that has no keys, I get null. And if I try to pipe one object into another object, I just get the second object. Because it's purely functional, you can think of an object as just a constant function that doesn't look at its input. It's its data type. You can also make a new object here that has a different color, which is pink. And the cool thing about this is that it's not mutating anything. It's just a construction of a new object with the color pink. Cool. If then else. jq has if then else. In previous versions of this talk, I've said, like, this is the dumbest slide. I don't like this one. I'm not going to judge language constructs here. It's branching additionals. They exist. We have an object count to go to 1. And we're saying, if the count is 0, print the string 0. Otherwise 1. Otherwise many. Sorry, otherwise if the count is 1, many. And this just prints 1. So it works. Yeah. jq also has functions, which we've seen one of. We've seen the dot color function. And you can think of any expression as jq as a function that has input and output. Even the jq function as a whole has input as a series of lines and output as a series of lines with the program run against each of them. And a function can have parameters. So you can pass parts of the function into parts of different, like, expressions into the function. So here is a function that has no parameters, length. Thank you, Vancouver organizers. I'm so happy to be here. It's awesome. And the length of that is 25. Maybe a little bit more. We have an object here. We can get the keys of that, which gives us a list of q and a. Now, here are two functions that have parameters. So we have map and select. And we're saying, we're going to take this list. And I want to make a new list with only the elements that are evenly visible, like, two. So only even elements. And you can see it works. And we also have, so, yeah, that's that. We'll get more. OK, so here we have a function called. This is the function definition of select, which we just saw. And it says, OK, if the function passed in evaluates to a truthy value, which is anything other than false and nil, then we're going to keep that thing that it's applied to. Otherwise, we're going to not keep it. We're going to have an empty return value. And that's it. So here we have a list, where we're mapping the select across. And then we get 246. Now, I've made a buggy select for you. It took a lot of coding. But here we have a buggy select. And you can see the only difference is that we have two pipes to the function instead of the implicit input parameter of just the identity. Now, when we pipe two to the function, you'll see that it always is divisible by two. And that dot modulo 2 equals 0 is always true. So we get that is for the same for all of the elements. The interesting part about this is that the dot here is relative to where f is placed within the function definition, not relative to where the function is called. So this is how we can make generic programming and stuff like that. And it's pretty fun. But JQ also has variables. So we're at bang, bang, gone. We can split it up. Get the third piece. Say that it's called location. And then make a new object with that location. And it works. It's truthful, too. And yeah, we have variables. They can be also considered bindings. Since you can't change the variable, they don't change. But they're called variables in the manual. So I want you to know that term. OK, here's a file. Apparently, files are in brackets. And it's called winter.jq. And it has a function wonderland, which is splitting on commas and spaces. And here's another file, main.jq, where we import winter and we make a function main. Snow, snow, snow. We pass it to winter wonderland. And the output is snow, comma, snow, comma, snow. A list, right? And we're importing a new file. We're calling a function. And this is the building blocks of a large jq project, right? jq doesn't just have to be in one line. It can be huge, massively constructed files. So that is something that I want you to know. But I think you understand that jq is a programming language now. I don't have to keep rousing that point. But before I got into why it's such an awesome programming language, I do have a confession in that I lied to everyone. I am sorry a little bit. And jq is not pure. And it's mostly pure, but it's not pure in that there's this little function called debug, which is the same thing functionally as the identity. It's the same thing as dot. So we're just going to take the input and return the output. But it prints to standard error what passed in the input. And it prints JSON. So you can operate on that if you want to. So here we're passing so cool to debug. And we get standard error of so cool. Here we're saying we're going to split so cool. And then we're going to pass. So we print it to debug. And we get a list of all of the characters of so cool. It's pretty cool, right? So yeah, what's interesting about this is that we can go through each part of our program. And since it's a functional language, it's just one big construction, one big definition of an object. And we can see at each part of our program what is exactly happening, what's being constructed. And so we have a range of numbers, which then get transposed next to the characters. And then we map them into character and position objects. And this makes programming in JQ really, really fun, because you can interactively inspect your program as JSON, pass different parts of JSON to it. It's really cool. And it's also interesting that being purely functional helps here, because otherwise you wouldn't have a construction that you can do this with. And other purely functional languages like Haskell or Idris, you have to have a whole other type to monad, do some line of printing. And it's really complicated and scares me. So I much prefer just having a debug function that is not pure and just spews out exactly what I want to see. So thank you so much. I would love to talk more about this or programming languages in the future. And the manual is phenomenal. So if you want to learn more about JQ, definitely go there.


What's going on guys? It's your boy DPJ here today with another Destiny video and today we're going to be playing some live Mayhem Rumble. Now Mayhem Rumble is a thing this week. I didn't know until I actually went into the Crucible playing style that we're actually there so I'm actually excited because Mayhem is like the best thing in this game ever. I absolutely facking love it. I'm going to show you guys what I'm using right here right now. We've got the grasp of Malak. I might switch to my lowdown PS14. It is my lowdown P40 which is a beast of a weapon which I will do a bat to year one on this bad boy. My Pirate Crusher plus one obviously. Now look at this blue sniper. Look at this. I don't know if you guys saw my tweet the other day. If you don't follow me on Twitter why don't you follow me on Twitter? Just do it. It's linked in the top of the video description now. I have hopened at least 60 70 Crucible packages within the past whatever a few three four months whatever.  I grind grasp of Malak for about an hour. I get this bad boy drops straight away. Look at the roll on it. I mean it's got decent impact. Don't get twisted. It's got the Longview SLR 10 which is a great scope. It's got hidden hand. It's got perfect balance and rifle barrel. I mean like it's the best sniper I've ever had. It's the best sniper I've ever had. It's crazy. Absolutely crazy. Obviously besides my steel piece which is a beast of a weapon. Now I've got a decent sniper though. I have to learn to snipe. I wish I'm shoot at. I've got a few coins on. Have I? Yes I have. I believe. Let me see. Let me see. Yes we have them right there. Right there. Now I've got about half an hour to play. I've got about half an hour because my daughter's gonna be home from school in a bit. She's just gonna make up so much noise. So that's pulled my tea.  Okay let's go.   This isn't gonna go good. Into a game.   Five minutes remaining. I'm sort of dead here. They're coming from every angle. Uh oh.   I keep doing that.  Every ammo on the way.  Every ammo available.  I'm going safe. I'm dead. I'm safe.  You get heavy for it. Let me see what I can do. You know what I mean?   Where'd he go?   The map's just all over the shop.  Oh I'm dead. Second I joined this game nine kills behind and I'm second. Heavy ammo inbound. I need to pick up one of these heavies. Let's go. I don't know what's going on anymore. I don't know what's going on. You get heavy as well. I don't mean I get his heavy. Yes I do. Nice. I feel like it's in my truth. Let's see what we can do. Fast then.  You may be defeated. Oh I take that fucking. Come on. I don't get it. I take the exotic. I will take the exotic. I almost come back then.   I thought I was getting dry.  The top got jacked. Shit. I ended the 12 kill strip my fucking. Why is he such a low level? Let's see if he's rocking here. He's rocking that old gear or is he just a... Actually is this a newbie to be honest unless he's really started. It's not too bad at the game though so fair play.  Look at this. Blues and greens man. Look at the cloak.  There's me in my taking gear. Full taking gear. Full taking gear. I actually got it there the other week.  Can you hear that come today?  I don't know if you can see that.  Can you see that? Stickers for my car. I don't know where I'm going to put them.  I just don't know where to put them. Exotic motherfuckers. Should try to low down. Let's try to low down. Why not? It's such a monstrous weapon. This is such a monstrous weapon. Hidden hand crowd control. Small ball. Boost. Boost like I said.  It's not popping enough through your coins I believe because. I'm going to be aware so you don't have to go get some two games in the world.   In my phone vibrating. Yes I'm getting emails. People spamming me. Stream codes and I'm playing on PC. I was sitting in the same lobby. Yes I am. We've people who've gotten no connections. Orange, orange, red bar. Let's see what you're using. Why not?  A bond of the desolate. Oh let's have a look at this cat as well actually.  What a facking mishmash. Widows caught. What am I using? I don't know about this also. Let's try and snipe. Should we try and snipe? I'll try it for a bit. Let's see what this snipe is like. I'll use it for beating PvP but you know you guys this is going to be bad. I apologize for now and I wouldn't blame me for leaving. I wouldn't blame you for skipping to the next video in the playlist or whatever in the sub box or whatever because my sniping is horrendous. Let's have a good sniper to learn with. We'll see. How will you fare against utter chaos? We'll see. Let's see what we can do. Sniping in a rumble. Oh why am I trying to sc… What were you doing bitch? Come in for me. You want to come for me? I'm going to die right here. I knew that was going to happen. Wow.  What happened then? Did anybody nudge him?   I might as well snipe him. This is going to go rude about it. Oh this shot. Let me switch to my shotgun because I might as well have died then.    Heavy ammo available. There we go. I've got my bounty done. That's so good. I'm so dead.  Come at me. I'm so dead. Five minutes. So dead. Do a proper golden gun.   Sit on this.  Heavy ammo available. There we go. Thank you. I'll take that. Thank you very much. It's such a beast.  Go down there then. Why did I switch? Why did he... Oh it was just me and my other died here. Heavy ammo on the way.  This wrecks people. It's so bad it's fun.    I'm so dead.  Every direction. What could I do? What could I do? I'll hit him. How many bullets? Trick mine. One minute. Where you going boy? Heavy ammo in bound. I don't want to waste.  Finish them. Heavy ammo available. Don't wanna get fucked. My trick man should kill somebody there. What? 30 seconds remaining.  I'm tired. 10 seconds remaining. Fucked up. I'll play. I can't even be mad.  This motherfucker right here is the 7. That's such a good game as well. I enjoyed it as much as the lag was nuts.   This next game I'm gonna win.  I gotta win it. I gotta. That's so close that game as well. That's so close.  People sponging my golden guns, my throwing knives, sharp guns. Just crazy. Just crazy.  Oh, not even the next set of equals. Wow. Ridiculous.  I don't know three coins in that because we might just get an exotic this game. You never know. You never know. My baby might load down with the same people, is it? What? There's only three of us now. Oh so we've got good connections now. Oh yeah, yeah. That makes sense.   Creepy. I get so tired. Just six. Come on. Fine players game. Oh shit's broke. This latest update that they did. Not only did they break hunters. They broke trials of service and they broke iron banner and they broke connections in general.  Let's go back to this. Put me to a game show. I don't care if I'm OK.  I don't care if I'm losing.  Just put me in. I just want to play, man. I just want to play. One of six. It can't be my connection. It can't be my connection. My connection is perfect. My connection is full. Look at that. Great. Connections again is good, man. So I don't even know what's going down. Evaluating Guardians. So is it finally my game? Searching two of six. Three of six. See if he's putting the same level. Jackie Chan. Let's see. Oh, so we've got the Treads Pan stars.  I really want this. I'm gonna go grind for it one of the days. I really am. We've got the Stolen Will and the Dragon SRT. Twilight Garrison. Let's see what else we've got here. The Fawn. We've got 1,000 hours. Let's see what role he's got here. We've got Short Gaze. He's got Lash Resort. Skip Rans. Why would you not use a rifle bow, though? And we've got Firefly. And he's got the Vertical. They just found it. It's probably missing it. OK, there we go. Terminator. Let's see what you've got, motherfucker. The last word. We've got the Trial Sniper. And we've got Ambush, Quickdraw, Perfectionist, and Performance Bonus. Oh, it's gonna put this in. Give us a decent map. Come on, game. Drifter. Oh, yeah.  Going crazy. I think this might have to be my last game because I've got like 10 minutes till my door gets home. So yes, this will be my last game. If you guys want to see more live gameplays, just smash that like button and let me know down below in the comments section.  So it's got to be a little bit interesting. Time for battle. Yes, it is.  Which way are you going to go? Oh, mate. Did you just do a surprise there? I think I did. I think I did. Surprises us. I'm going around my shotgun because this is what I do. Okay. Well, so that went straight through me. I'll take it. Much fast.  It's a hammer. I'm scared. Which way do I go? Which way don't I go? Which way do I stand? Stand here.  I'll get one kill with this hopefully. That will do. I'm so dead. I mean, look at that. Too much.  It's crazy. I'm so dead. I'm so dead. That's all good. I don't want to wave at me, motherfucker.  That's so bad. That's so bad.  I'm so dead. Can you look at with that sniper more, fucker?  Heavy ammo on the way. Aye! Two shotguns.  That's whackdown. Heavy ammo available. I'm taking it if I die. I don't care. That's working. Not quite this. And then I saw a phone knife. I don't know how good this is going to go, but you know. Did you see the range and that fusion rifle then? I've had full health. I cannot have had full health then. I've had full health then. Who was that? Who cured me? Who cured me? Who was it? I gotta check what that fusion rifle was. The vacancy. Was that it? I have to go back and have a look, but I can't have had full health then. I can't. I thought at least I went out on a win, but guys, if you did enjoy the video, do smash that like button. I do appreciate the support. As always, thanks for stopping by and I'll catch you on the next one. Peace out until next time. Peace.