Hey, Psych2Goers. Welcome back to another video. Here at Psych2Go, we strive to help everyone learn more about mental health and psychology in a digestible way. This is made possible because of all the love and support you've given us, and we want to thank you for that. Now, let's begin. Have you ever wanted to control the things that happen in your dreams? Maybe to fly around the sky or look at the world underwater. You may be able to do just that when you're lucid dreaming. This is a type of dream where you're aware of the events in your dream and can often control what's happening in them. However, if you're inexperienced, you may end up doing things that wake you up and break your lucid state. So, here are 10 things you should not do while lucid dreaming. Before we begin, we would like to mention that this video is created for educational purposes only. Psych2Go discourages self-diagnosis and advises that this be done in a safe environment and with a professional present. Number one, don't close your eyes.  Maybe you want to see if you'll have a dream within a dream. However, your conscious brain may end up interpreting that impulse as trying to physically close your eyes. This may pull you away from your subconsciousness and wake you up instead. Number two, don't lie down. Have you ever wanted to lie down in your lucid state? When you lucid dream, you're in a state between being conscious and being asleep. Any impulse to lay down may be registered by your conscious brain to actually move, which may end up breaking the dream and waking you up. Number three, don't think about your real body. Do you feel an itch somewhere or want to stretch your muscles?  By disconnecting yourself from thoughts about your real body, you can train yourself to stay and experience the lucid state longer. Number four, don't do anything really exciting too soon. Do you want to fly around, swim deep underwater, or just do something impossible when you start to lucid dream?  Number five, stay away from your real memories.  While it may seem like a good idea, it's actually very dangerous. Using your memories in your lucid state can have some serious consequences, such as accidentally altering, creating, or even erasing your memories. You may not even be aware that it's happening, so it's safer to keep your lucid and conscious state separate. Number six, don't fantasize too often about someone you know.  Maybe you dream about going on the perfect date with them or spending time with them outside of school. The memories you create in your lucid state may slip into your real memories without you being aware of it. This may end up affecting and hurting your relationship with that person in real life. Number seven, don't wish for something scary. Were you ever curious to see what would happen if you were to wish for something scary? Since lucid dreaming is to look into your subconsciousness, your wish to see something scary can be a very harrowing experience. Your brain knows all about your triggers and fears, so it may be best you avoid making such a wish. Number eight, avoid mirrors. Have you wanted to pick up a mirror and see how you look when you're lucid dreaming? It's highly unlikely that you'll see your actual self, the one you're used to seeing when you're awake. Instead, you may end up seeing how your subconscious views yourself, which may not be what you expected. Number nine, don't overdo it. Do you find lucid dreaming incredibly exciting? You may find yourself flying around or controlling gravity with no consequence whatsoever. However, it's important that you're not constantly trying to lucid dream.  Number ten, don't leave stuff for later. Have you ever postponed an activity for later or see something you want to do but decide you'll get to it afterward? There are endless possibilities when you're lucid dreaming, so you may end up wanting to put some things off for a later time. However, each dream is unique and cannot be replicated, so you may want to do the thing you want to do before you wake up.  Tell us about your experience in the comments below. If you enjoyed this video, please like and share it with others who may find it insightful too. Don't forget to hit the subscribe button and notification bell icon for more Psych2Go content. All the references used are also added in the description box below. Thank you for watching and we'll see you in our next video.


Great Balls of Fire, the recently deceased Jerry Lee Lewis was once considered to be the most untameable rock and roll star we've ever had. His talent, energy and yes, ego all collided on such infamous songs such as whole lot of shaken going on, breathless and high school confidential as well as many more. Not to mention he managed to sustain a career that was otherwise marred by personal scandal for over half a century. Of all the pioneers of rock and roll music to emerge out of the 1950s, Fiyu captured the genre's energy and danger as much as this Louisiana born superstar. Also, Michael and I have dropped our own house tour of our new home that we moved into this year so go ahead and subscribe to our personal channel if you want to see where we're living and more of what we're up to. In these videos we don't reveal any addresses and even though I've done a house tour of my own place please do not show up at any private residences because it's not safe for anyone. Giano player who'd like to avert himself as the killer. Louis grew up as part of an impoverished family in eastern Louisiana in the town of Faraday. More specifically he grew up in a less than glamorous family home located on Louisiana Avenue which serves as his hometown's main street. To this day members of his family still live in this home in fact his sister Frankie Jean-Louis Terrell has lived on the premises ever since her family first came to own the property and over the years she's given a number of tours to fans of her brother's work who have made a pilgrimage to his childhood home to see where his story started. The first thing you'll probably notice when you arrive are the grave markers that fill in one side of the lawn get a little closer to the front of the house and you'll see an oversized dinner bell hanging over your head on the family's front porch. As for the front door well it boasts a nailed-on wooden cross right in the middle of it that has a sign attached that reads tour hours one to six.  Frankie once explained her reasons for running these tours to the Natchez Democrats stating this house is a living museum it cannot be kept alive with just myself. I operate on Nicholson Dimes but there is no greater pleasure than to talk about my family. That might have something to do with how curse Frankie believes her family is. Not only was her older brother Elmo Jr. killed by a drunk driver years ago but over the decades many members of the Lewis family have fallen on hard times. Their father Elmo Lewis was even convicted for making moonshine while their mother Mamie Lewis cared for the family and the home until her death in 1971. The last piece of shortbread she ever made still sits on the skillet on the stove where she left it seriously. As for her famous brother Jerry learns how to play piano in this very house by gluing himself to the bench from 9 a.m. to 2 a.m. every day.  Not only has Frankie kept such unusual treasures like Jerry's baby potty she's also held on to other knickknacks including Elvis Presley's medicine bottles, a dress of dolly partons and what might be the weirdest of all cufflinks that once belonged to Adolf Hitler. The walls and most other flat surfaces are covered with family photos and artwork created by Frankie and her son as well as note cards taped to nearly every surface that give tidbits of family history.  If you're looking for something a little more recent over on the fridge there's a note posted from Jerry Lee Lewis himself during his most recent trip to the family home last July. Not that Frankie saw him while he was there she explained to the Natures Democrat, I didn't talk to Jerry for 20 years now I call every day and leave a message on July 22nd Jerry was in town but he didn't tell me he was coming so I stayed in my room I didn't see him. According to Frankie Jerry never was one to send money back home but she never really expected him to in the first place and says that she's always been content simply to live her life on this property. To be honest if you spend enough time on this property you'll come to the realization that his home really isn't about Jerry Lee Lewis as much as it is about the family he left behind when he headed to Memphis, Tennessee to make a name for himself in the music industry but amazingly enough it's still standing even after all these years. So if you've ever wanted to see the very definition of a humble beginning be sure to stop by if you're ever in Faraday, Louisiana. For now though let's move on and visit what would become Jerry's long time home in his adopted state of Tennessee. At the age of 21 Jerry Lee Lewis arrived in Memphis, Tennessee in 1956. The Louisiana native then moved in with his cousin's family in the Coral Lake neighborhood in South Memphis. It was here that Jerry would meet his cousin's daughter Myra Gale Brown and eventually marry her when she was only 13 years old and this is what they were talking about when they say controversial. Despite the enormous success that he quickly find as a musician once the wider public at large found out about Myra the scandal derailed Jerry's career for more than a decade sending him into hiding where he would wind up spending a lot of his free time at a ranch located on Malone Road in Nezvit just south of Memphis in DeSoto County. Lewis bought the home in 1973 and it most definitely so reflects that era with its blue shed carpets glittering chandeliers and framed photos of famous people lining its many hallways. Driving through the black iron front gates of this southern colonial brick ranch would make anyone feel like a celebrity. Today Jerry's son Jerry Lee Lewis III still lives near the property until his recent passing his father would stop by regularly as well but spent most of his final years living with his seventh wife Judith in a senior community center near Snowden Grove Park down the road in Hernando. Much like his Aunt Frankie Lewis III now gives tours of his father's estate and is always quick to provide a little background on how it came to be. He explained to Click Magazine. The guy who built the house actually helped build the extension on the Memphis airport. Dad says he packed the walls with steel and airplane parts. I'd never knocked down a wall to find out but I can tell you the red brick all the way around the house and the brick columns down the gates it's all came from Chicago. When asked about his pops Lewis is always quick to paint his father as private introspective man who would amble into the kitchen in his bathrobe in search of coffee and then take his breakfast to his room. The thing Jerry apparently loved most about his nearly 30 acres of land was how much privacy it afforded him. According to his son Jerry also fell in love with the area's rolling hills and its many trees when he first set eyes on the place back in the early 70s. He explained to Click Magazine. From what he told me he was driving around down here one day and noticed this place was for sale and he says this is where I want to be. At the end of the day this was always home. I mean he's been married several times and moved around several times but he always comes back here. Walking through the home is almost like taking a trip inside a time machine maybe not quite as dramatic as his childhood house but certainly unique in its own way. Stepping through the property's many living spaces you'll soon discover Jerry's gold records his awards and his performance attire from the 50s and 60s. Over in the tiny intimate kitchen that's located just off the garage everything is still in its original state from the 70s except for the bar top and sink and yes that's Coca Cola wallpaper plastered all over the walls in honor of Jerry's favorite beverage. Speaking of Coke there are other relics strewn about as well like a vintage Coca Cola machine, a kitchen appliances from the 60s and a pinball machine in the family den. Just a few steps away from there is a patio that sits next to Jerry's famous piano shaped swimming pool. A front side living room is accented with dozens of honorary keys to cities and even more photographs. There's also a framed American flag from the 1971 Apollo 14 space mission the third mission to land on the moon. Not far from there is Nornate white upholstered French style couch with gold legs located right next to the very first electric piano Jerry ever owned but the most unusual part of all has definitely got to be the dozens of knife marks you'll uncover inside Jerry's bedroom door where he once thought his son how to throw a knife elsewhere in the room is the killer's former king size bed a big screen TV and a framed autograph jersey of NFL legend Peyton Manning. The most heartwarming part of the tour has got to be the Jerry Lee Lewis pet cemetery that houses the remains of as many animals over the years including his dogs honey Lee Lewis topaz Lee Lewis Superman Lee Lewis country dog Lee Lewis and one cat Cal Belly Lewis. I think it's sweet how he gave them all his full family name back in the 90s and 2000s Jerry used to give these tours of the property himself but eventually once his personal life was upended with his sixth divorce he stopped the practice for a number of years lucky for us he decided to open his family homes doors once again in 2017 and the tours have been going strong ever since so if you've got $30 and you aren't too far from Memphis Tennessee then you too can gain a deeper understanding into one of rock and roll's greatest wild men and performers and with his recent passing after a boat with pneumonia there's never been a better time to remind ourselves just how instrumental Jerry Lee Lewis was to the foundation of rock and roll. Alright everyone and that is going to bring this latest edition of house tour to a close before you head out ask yourselves this one question if you're one of the most influential musicians ever would you open your family homes doors to the public or maintain your privacy as much as possible. Let me know your answers in the comments down below otherwise like subscribe and turn on your notifications to make sure you never miss a tour. Thanks for watching. My name is Cara the Vampire Slayer follow me on Instagram to chat and I'll see you all in another video. Bye


The Ministry of Health recently held a sensitization session with the Rastafari community, aimed at bringing awareness and building confidence among them of the COVID-19 vaccine and the policy. Family life educator in the Bureau of Health Education Naomi Grandisson says it is necessary to engage the Rastafari community in dialogue as they also play an important part in combating the COVID-19 pandemic. There are persons within the community who are interested in taking the vaccine, but the misconceptions have been out there, so we're hoping that the information brought forward for these persons can help them to clarify some of those misconceptions so that they will be more open. And for those who have their belief and their faith that we can find a way that we respect it and we give them the reassurance that this process, this vaccine is voluntary. This is a policy of the government that it be voluntary and persons not be forced to take the vaccine. And this is something that is very important for their principle and their practice. So giving that reassurance to also helps us to develop that level of trust and you know hopefully it's not it's not just about the vaccination but also the trust and the collaboration between the two of us. Ambassador of the Ethiopia Africa Black International Congress YBIC, the Honorable Priest Kailash Leo says despite a Rastafari community opposing to vaccination in general, they welcome the discussion with health officials and chat away forward. Our main focus is that that the members of the Rastafari community who do choose to take the vaccine that they are that assurance that if it is that that any harm is caused to them after taking the vaccine that they will be duly compensated or they will be taken care of if it is that there is some adverse side effect or there is something that happens to them and also so for the people who do not intend to take the vaccine want to maintain that principle that they have that official exemption that will not prevent them from actually moving and participating in the in the everyday activity or whatever means of economic achievements that they have to ultimately do. The Ministry of Health reminds the public that the choice to receive the COVID-19 vaccine is voluntary. Reporting from the Communications Unit of the Ministry of Health and Wellness, I am Fennel Neptune.


Hello and welcome to a video from filmsbychrist.com. I'm Chris. That's Chris with the K there's a link in the description and I'm gonna have to explain this video This this is let me just show you what it does the script does Then I'll explain certain scenarios where you might want to do something like this and then we'll look at the code Okay, so I'm in a directory with a script. I just called bar.sh. It's already executable I can dot slash to run it and now it says welcome and at this point I can use either the s key to add an Equal sign to the line or an a key to subtract The equal sign it'll let me go down to one and if I hold down s You can see it's drawing all the way out and I have it set to stop 10 characters from the end of the screen Okay, why would you want to do this? So just a scenario where maybe you want to have a bar that represents a power level or a volume level I have for example a controller knob It's just a knob that has a USB plug that I can program to do anything Maybe I want to write a shell script that it controls the brightness of the screen or the the volume and I want to display a Bar a power bar a percentage bar using you know just equal signs or other characters in the shell Well, this is how you would do that. So that's that's a scenario would do this But also it's just this script's gonna help you build your skills There's things in here that you would use in different cases You're gonna learn a few things. So let's go ahead and look at the bar sh And there'll be a link in the description to the script online and the script Probably could be cleaned up a little bit again. This is a script. I wrote years ago anytime I look at scripts I wrote years ago I'm like I bet I could shorten this up, but you know what shortening up doesn't always make it more readable, you know for people who are trying to learn how to do stuff so first of all our script starts off with our Shabang line that tells your system use bash. This is a bash script. Okay, and you can see I wrote this back in 2018 I'm finally getting around doing a video on it. I on my copyright notice there, okay GPL license so just use it however you want as long as it falls under, you know the GPL guidelines Okay, we're gonna set a variable B. We're saying B to zero. We're saying let B equals zero That's just one way in bash to say this is a number because we're gonna do some math on it Okay, then we're gonna have our main function which is called at the bottom of the script Technically, I don't need to put this into a function for the only thing in the script But if you want to use this functionality in other scripts, you could rename this bring it into a script and then just call that function It's just keeping things clean We're gonna print welcome to the screen and then we're gonna start our main loop here So what are we gonna do? So the I think the only external command outside of bash that we're gonna be using is tput To get the number of columns that there is a way to do that natively in bash I'm pretty sure I have a video on that but a lot of people when you look this up the use tput tput is commonly installed on systems, but not always almost always it's in your repositories But in this case, it's just giving us the number of Characters number of columns or the characters across a screen because that number can vary depending on how big your window size is What font size you're using? You know stuff like that. So it's going to say get the number of columns I'm in this case. I'm saying run this command tput columns and Subtract whatever number that gives from 10 and I just did that to do math just to keep it away from the edge of the screen just because Just again learning example, they're going to use the read command now the read command You've probably seen and used a lot. It's to get user input lots of times You just say read you might give it a prompt and then a variable and then whatever the type user types and hits enter It puts into that variable well here We're going to give it some arguments which is basically saying only accept one character and as soon as they hit a character on the Keyboard continue. Don't wait for them to press enter. Okay So anytime you hit a key on the keyboard, it's going to continue. So let me show you. Let me exit out of the script Let me run the script and you can see I'll hit K Right L J H K J I oh nothing's happening, right? I can hit S and it adds a and it subtracts So let's continue our script and see exactly what's doing there. So it's looking for one character And then it's going to echo that one equal sign which happened when I hit the initial K But then we're going to go, okay We only have two options that we want to look for if it's if X the character that's hit is a Well, then we're going to take our B from the top here Which starts off as zero and we are going to subtract one from it if it is S Then we're going to add one from it to it Okay, but then we need to check Okay, B if it's less than one Set it to one that's setting a minimum so we don't go to zero or negative numbers And then we're going to say okay is B greater than the number of columns Which is the number of columns or characters minus ten in this case if it is then just set it to the number of columns That makes us so we can't go past the max. That's called clamping. So we're clamping it from one to however many characters We're allowing on the screen. Okay now this command echo Whoops echo dash n e and then inside quotations back slash R. What are we doing here? So n means no new line character because normally with when you use the echo command it automatically n goes to a new line Carriage returns and then he says, you know, look at these as special characters. So we're doing back slash R It's not a back slash R. It's saying do something special basically what this is saying is go back to the beginning of the line Don't start a new line go back to the beginning of the current line Okay, so we've checked what keys were pressed we check whether they're in the minimum and maximum Then we're going to go back to the beginning of the current line and then what are we going to do? Well, now we're going to again look at the actual number of columns on the screen and we're going to loop through that and just print a Space character with no new line character. That's erasing anything on the current line basically. It's not really racing. It's putting space Spaces on that and so what that does is when we are adding the equal sign when we start moving the other way It makes sure that it clears out Anything passes basically just clearing the line. That's what we're doing here We're going back to the beginning of the line and then we're clearing the line just by putting spaces across the entire thing Then once we've cleared the line. We're all the way at the right side of the screen We're gonna go back to the beginning of the line So all the way to the left side of the screen and then we're gonna loop Just I as an integer. It's just a variable. We're creating Doesn't really matter because we're not even gonna use it we're gonna say for this and then we're gonna use the sequence command and we're gonna say start at one and Loop however, whatever be equals so it can be anywhere from one to however many characters can fit on the screen And what we're gonna do is we're going to print the equal sign without a new line character. I Hope that all made sense it will loop forever once the loop is broken somehow We will exit out of the script so again We run that and I can hit s and if I hold down s it goes all the way in and you'll see every once While the cursor you'll see it flip around. That's just computer running a little slower and you will see I'm not sure if it's picking up and recording it happens occasionally You'll see it flicker and that's it jumping in the beginning of the line printing all over the end of the line Jumping in the beginning of the line and then jump printing out to where you are But yeah, that's how you can print a Line of characters on a screen with a key press or some sort of input again like a controller knob I'm really trying to think of what to call this video like a bar output level output But yeah, so if I have that knob I could be controlling the volume But also showing the output on the screen of what the volume level is based on that or something along those lines again I don't see this you using this exact scripts You know a whole lot, but the techniques we're using it can be useful in many scripts I just thought I'd show give a demonstration of that the the script There'll be a link to it in the description of this video so you can grab it and play around with it I do thank you for watching and as always visit films by Chris calm. That's Chris the gay There's a link in the description. I hope you enjoyed this tutorial Hope you found it useful visit my website search through my videos check out my patreon page I also have Libre pay and PayPal if you want to support me that way like share subscribe and comment And as always I hope that you have a great day


Today, I want to talk about the art of the law and how that art Got my guy from a DUI to a withhold on a reckless driving. That's up next Hypothetically speaking of course, I have a client who pulled in the parking lot of a gas station after leaving a adult establishment nudie bar When he pulls in the parking lot, he squeals his tires There's a cop in the parking lot the cop comes out and doesn't stop him right away But it starts a conversation of like why you driving like a jerk Cop lets my guy go into the gas station some conversation continues as they're walking towards the gas station But it's not a formal detention so then the cop leaves him alone, but steps outside to call for backup and they eventually Tell them to get out of the gas station and they arrest him for resisted without violence and also DUI so during the arrest process a lot of Mfers thrown around and Just doesn't sound good for my client audio recording not a video recording. He sounds really drunk They got him dead to rights. It seems to be but I find an angle there to attack I'm not gonna know the details that angle right now because it's a Legal caveat that isn't really gonna be used very much. Nonetheless, I had I had a fight to fight So I filed my motion to suppress and the goal of this motion It wouldn't get the whole case thrown out, but I was trying to suppress a decent chunk of their evidence So they'd have a difficult time in trial But even if I get this evidence suppress or even if I were to win the motion to get the evidence suppress Then I would think that the jury would still find my client guilty based on the evidence that was still available to them Now with that being said Today we go to the motion. It's set for this morning hypothetically We get there and there's a problem The there's a problem that the officers didn't get properly subpoenaed The prosecutor says well listen we can either work this thing out right now Or we can continue this. I'm sure the judge will grant me a continuance That gave me the negotiation room to get it worked out a very favorable offer for my guy went from a DUI charge to a wet reckless With a withhold of adjudication Now the withhold of adjudication is critical here Because if you're adjudicated guilty and it's mandatory adjudication on a DUI You cannot get a withhold of adjudication on DUI But if you're adjudicated guilty of any offense, you cannot have your record sealed or expunged and You can't have any record at once you're doing a guilty of one offense You can no longer have your record sealed or expunged. This is my guy's first offense with that offer He is now going to be Legally he's gonna be able to legally deny that he was arrested for DUI or ever charged with reckless driving Once this record does get actually sealed and that's huge for employment purposes the fact that you can deny this so Got the DUI charge with the reckless driving It's gonna have about a thousand dollars in fines pay a little bit over that with all the court costs all the crap like that no driver's license suspension has taken DUI school and That's about it. He's got to do 12 months probation. We can terminate probation after six months I think that's 45 and this figure counts $45 a month for probation So he's gonna have a little bit of money to pay but the end of the day the result of getting the record sealed is huge So that's it guys have a good one and God bless


Hey everyone, welcome back for more ExoZero's content. Today's video, we're going to discuss FC Mahar's Hero Guide, his stats, skills, playability, recommended garden stones, synergy with other heroes, overall rating and my final thoughts. Before that, if you want to see more ExoZero's content, please hit the subscribe button down below. Actually we all received a login gift for the first year career launch that ExoZero's had. So one of the gifts that they gave out was a fate core for FC Mahar or for Mahar. So for this video, I'm going to try to help you guys maximize her in terms of gameplay, in terms of how to use her and how or where she is effective at. But to start off, we're here at her hero profile.  I'm not sure why they classified her as brun because her signature force is under FC Rachel. So I'm not sure if they just changed it now or if it was brun before. So you move on to her strengths. For her strengths, she has above average HP, she has high defense, she has average hit and she has high block. For her weakness, she has low attack, low dodge, low crit hit and low attack speed. So she's typically a tank, a defender in which she doesn't deal that much damage but she absorbs a lot of damage or she absorbs a lot of hits. So for FC Mahar's skill, so we'll take a look at her passive first. So she has block three in which she has provoke. So provoke is like taunting her enemies to attack her. And she also has dragonite blessing and head dragonite together with her passive. This is actually also present in her regular form but for her FC, buyer of will was added. So triggers when 70% or more of own health is taken at once so it can't be removed. Let's wait for it to come back. I don't know why they do this. Reduces all receive damage including current damage by 50% and again the last paragraph. Let's wait for it. For two turns increase all damage received by two turns by I think that was 30%. So head dragonite increases her toughness as well, her survivability in order for to receive more damage from the enemies and taunting them to attack her. Let's move on to her S1. So S1 is thunderbolt. So let me discuss first the previous incarnation of this one for her regular form. So for her regular form, her S1 deals 102% damage to all enemies. It's also one mana. So this one, the new skill thunderbolt is half of that. It also deals damage to all enemies but it has a trigger for provoke for three turns which is good because you need to be able to issue that provoke as soon as the first turn arrives. So most probably she will be the last person to act in your team. So but before the turn ends and before the second round begins, all of your enemies already provoke. So and also she also receives a damage shift leg to sell for 12 turns when the skill hits. So it's important as well that she has a high hit or you maintain her average hit for the skill to deal damage and to have damage shift leg on FC Mahar. For her S2, so inviting a thunderbolt. So it's still 262% damage to one enemy same as the previous incarnation of Mahar. But this one adds a decreased defense of target by 57% of own defense for eight turns. She already has a high defense. All you need to do is improve it through stats, through her stats, through her gears and through other forms of improvement so that she could give or she could decrease the defense more of enemies across the field. So there has been a lot of not a lot but kind of a significant change and in terms of her usability versus before. So right now she can be used really especially by newer players that don't have that much FC. She is actually and can be used by mid game players as well if they don't have enough FCs in their roster and she's kind of decent. The only problem with her is that if your opponents have a lot of AOE damage dealers, your provoke would not really be effective. So that's her limitation for our skills. Before I proceed guys, just a friendly reminder, please help support my channel by subscribing and clicking the subscribe button. So we're here now at her playability. So FC Mahar is playable in PvP but mostly in PvP tag only. If you don't have that much heroes on your roster, she can be viable for PvP tag because again there are a lot of AOE damage dealers in PvP and PvP tag. So you have to really choose the team or you have to choose a match up that would best best be good for her so that she can exploit her provoke S1 and her passive as well. She is actually good in PvE so for the chapters. So she could be very good in the mobs and luring them to attack her. She is also good in holy-drying grounds for machine day because of her passives. She is also good in situations where you can put status effects on bosses. So here you are at her recommended garden stones. So I would recommend only two sets for her.  The other one that I would recommend as well is the fire set effect. So for equip set effects she will get a maximum of plus 20% damage reduction and she will also get a maximum of plus 5000 for awaken set effect once you awaken her with the fire set effects or fire set. As for synergy with other heroes pretty much FC Mahar goes with with with any team. She doesn't have a specific team build. She actually her main function with any team is to draw attention of the enemies so you should spam her S1 skill so increase survivability with barrier will and she is also a disruptor in terms of the flow of casting skills because if your enemies mostly are for single target enemies and you cast provoke then she will really disrupt the way your enemies are attacking. So for my overall rating so 1 being the lowest and 5 being the highest so for in terms of stats she is rated as a 4 because she is really built for what what her purpose is is to be a defender to absorb damage she has good defense she has good block she has good hp she is meant to protect her team so um that that i would give her a 4 for playability in terms of content um she shines with a few content but not a lot um not in your main PVP team um and also in the content uh there's only the dragon and the chapters that i'm really recommending her for you to use but she can be used in other content it really again it would really depend on on what heroes do you have in your roster so if you have her i'm sure most of you guys have her now so you can use her really in in in some content but uh there are a few that i recommend her on so also for synergy so i would give her a 3 because of her limitation in terms of AOE the meta right now is heavy on AOE and um and her provoked skill is not really effective in terms of AOE enemies so that is why i gave her a 3 so my final thoughts so she really needs her FC to create an impact um she doesn't have um uh she doesn't have any use uh if you only have her regular form so she also has limited use in terms of content again depending on what type of heroes you have on your roster and but she will get the job done as a tank and defender except for AOE so anyway guys if you have any comments um on this video please put it down in the comment section um i do hope that you all are safe uh and well with your family this is The Warden and i'm out


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Have you ever come across the TV program called Hobby Bobby? It was a tacky and informative kids show with a wacky set of characters, which was broadcasted in the UK from the late 80s to the early 90s. In case if you're wondering, it's quite similar to Rainbow, which is a puppet show made for Tim's television and aired on ITV during its children's block between 1972 to 1992. Please do anticipate that this will be one of those educational programs for children that focuses on introducing fundamental concepts or imparting safety tips. There are those who believe that the content intended for children is significantly darker and serious. The main cast consisted of six characters, and most of them were unique in appearance. Bobby, the primary character in the series, is a pink butterfly puppet. He had a round red nose, cherry red hair, and black and yellow antennas on his head. He wore a bright red tuxedo and had pink and red butterfly wings on his back. Sophie, a character in the show who plays the role of a female leopard, is depicted as a kind and excessively amiable assistant. She exudes a nurturing persona that could be likened to a mother figure. Think of Jia, the circus jaguar from Madagascar 3, except with blue eyes, no necklace, and was colored in a banana yellow hue, with the patterns on her for being black and brown. She speaks with a thick English accent, though it's really understandable despite being very British. Boris, who is a green-skinned hillbilly puppet, likes to sing songs with the other characters in his musical numbers. He was holding an acoustic guitar for the songs provided. Mr. Webb, a character made in acclamation style, and depicted as a blue spider sporting a black fedora, seems to exude some level of enthusiasm. Mrs. Webb, the wife of Mr. Webb, is a pink spider wearing a sun hat and holding a red purse. She is also animated in play as well. David, the show's only human child in the cast, is about seven years of age, has brown hair and blue eyes, and sports a grey sweatshirt, blue trousers, and black and white sneakers. In the years 1989 and 1993, the program made its first appearance and was broadcasted on the children's BBC, CBBC, Block on BBC One. During that time span, it was only aired for a total of 15 episodes. Following the show's cancellation, it appeared to disappear completely, as if it were a bandella effect. The final episodes were found to be unsettling by those who professed to have watched the show. The program initially appears ordinary, but as the episodes progressed, it becomes increasingly disturbing for the primary audience consisting of young children. The opening of the show would be marked by a theme tune that merged traditional 2D animation with the early CGI technology, which it was almost possible at the time. It would feature the main characters embarking on a range of exciting adventures after waking up. The introduction takes place solely at the beginning of each episode. Episode 1, Manners, 1989. Although insignificant, it seems like the vibrant characters in their house are discussing the virtues of politeness and forbearance, including using courteous terms like please and expressing gratitude, as well as having patience without complaining. Episode 2, birthdays, 1990. Essentially, the discussion among the characters is focused on the celebration of David's birthday. Furthermore, David reached the age of eight during the airing of this particular episode. Sophie, the leopard, engaged in a conversation with David regarding the gifts he would receive on his birthday. In a gentle and subdued manner that bore resemblance to that of a maternal figure, she conversed with him using a soft and quiet tone. Sophie gave David a kiss on the forehead after their conversation, although this display wasn't expected for a program aimed at children. Episode 3, gardening, 1990. The characters were getting ready to cultivate their garden for the harvest festival, relying on basic equipment such as spades, watering cans, and plant seeds. In a certain scene, Boris initiates a musical number of harvest for the world by the Christians. Bobby and Sophie retrieved their assorted musical equipment while the melody commenced, and the claymation spiders along with David seemed to delight in the tune. Episode 4, animals, 1990. They discussed why certain creatures exist on Earth, as they are commonly found. During the episode, Sophie discussed big cats, which are wild feline predators found in various natural habitats across the globe. Sophie identified herself as a leopard, one of the distinctive types of big cats. Mr. and Mrs. Webb received a subject about bugs, including spiders and other similar species too. Episode 5, solids, liquids and gases, 1990. Initially, the main characters conversed about solid substances such as stones, wood, metal, and so on. During the conversation, they focused on typical liquids like water, milk, blood, nothing controversial about that, oil, and other common liquids. Prior to the conclusion, they engaged in a discussion regarding various gases such as air, smoke, steam and the like. Episode 6, addition and subtraction, 1991. This is a standard episode of a preschool program that focuses on educating children about mathematics and numerical concepts. The show additionally included segments entirely animated with primitive CGI, indicating the number of added or removed objects. Episode 7, luck, 1991. The episode in question was a St. Patrick's Day special. The cast chanced upon a pot filled with wealth that was producing a beautiful rainbow, and encountered a leprechaun puppet, who subsequently spoke about St. Patrick's Day on the 17th of March, and other luck-related subjects. Episode 8, going fishing, 1991. The cast members geared up for their upcoming fishing expedition. The scenario liked excitement until David stumbled and plunged into the water. The boy cried out frantically for help, before Sophie swiftly intervened to rescue the poor kid. Sophie provided a compassionate form of comfort to David, who was in tears. Episode 9, cooking and baking, 1991. They provided you with fundamental basics to prepare tasty dishes and pastries. One cannot help but find it hilarious that Sophie committed a great mishap when she unintentionally overcooked the cake by setting the oven degrees too high. Sophie expressed remorse to all those affected by her unfortunate mistake, and they granted her forgiveness and acknowledged it as an accident. Episode 10, Time, 1992. You were educated on clocks and the various time periods including morning, noon, afternoon, evening, night and midnight. We are always aware of how the world operates, but what is the reason behind it? Episode 11, Weather, 1992. In this episode, the discussion revolved solely around the various weather conditions that can occasionally occur in different parts of the world including rain, thunderstorms, hurricanes, snow, blizzards, among other topics. In a particular scene, Bobby was hit by a powerful gust of wind, but fortunately survived. Additionally, the characters found themselves seeking refuge in the basement of their home as a hurricane raged from outside. Episode 12, Injuries, 1992. This particular episode is remarkably shocking to the very audience it was intended for. In one scene, a young girl named Alice, who was a new character to the show, stumbled and toppled to the ground while attempting to jump rope. It was so convincing that the injury she sustained did not appear to be acting in the slightest. The protagonists hurried in the direction of the underprivileged girl. Sophie asked Alice what was troubling her. Alice talked about her admission of not being skilled in jump rope, so she suffered serious wounds bearing scars, cuts and bruises following the fall. Most of the characters discuss methods of being diligent and avoiding potential sources of severe injury or harm. The girl then received bandages on her injuries in the end of the episode. Episode 14, Growing Up, 1992. They discussed the significant impact of growing up on our existence as human beings. There are several subjects that include the stages of infancy, childhood, adolescence, adulthood, middle age, and seniority. However, a gloomy subject that is often discussed is the inevitability of death in elderly individuals. But what's even more surprising is that they delved into the subject of puberty, which is often deemed as exaggerated and inappropriate for a show intended for children, much like many others. Episode 14, Bullying and Abuse, 1993. Out of all the others, this specific one exhibits the highest level of violence. One particular instance in which David was at school and experienced severe bullying from the show's new antagonist named Daniel, who is apparently a very older boy compared to David. Daniel was using cruel and vicious insults toward David, labelling him as the most worthless kid in the world, while considering him to be a social outcast. Subsequently, Daniel viciously attacks the unfortunate David, who wails and sobs in the most heartbreaking manner. To anyone, it appeared that this is not a typical form of school bullying, or even acting in this series. Upon arriving, the characters were shocked to find David in a pitiable condition, bearing evident signs of physical assault, such as a bruised nose dushing blood. Sophie approaches the beaten boy and asks what happened and what's wrong. David claimed to have been bullied by the older boy and was incapacitated. Upon hearing his words, they were taken aback, and the scene abruptly shifted to what appeared to be a hospital room. Sophie, dressed in her nurse uniform, was applying plasters, referred to as band-aids in the US, and bandages to David while being perched on the hospital bench. Following that, the characters engaged in a discussion on the unnecessary nature of bullying and abusing innocent individuals. In the concluding scenes, Daniel grasps the importance of refraining from hurting others, and offers his sincere apologies to David as he soon forgives him. Episode 15, Trauma, 1993. This marks the ultimate conclusion of this peculiar show, and it proves to be the most disturbing and mature of them all. The characters discussed the challenging nature of dealing with personal fears, such as the belief that scary movies are not purely real. The episode went on as normal until there arose a commotion of boisterous thumping noises from outdoors, bleeding the characters to scream in terror, and ponder the origin of such an unpleasant disturbance. What was that noise?  Our household is potentially at risk from a dangerous entity approaching. Bobby said, I have a sore feeling about this. Boris said in his goofy country accent, I'm so scared. David bellowed. There is some kind of scary man outside. Don't worry Davy. Sophie comforted. We could seek refuge in the basement, alert the authorities, and thus break free from the grasp of this delinquent.  His menacing appearance is disturbing than what most viewers saw. The clown possesses protruding red iris ties that are bloodshot, along with black hair, a big crimson hued nose, and sharp bloodied teeth. The clothing he wore, which was typical of clowns, was dull, scattered, ripped, dirty, and covered what appeared to be blood.  The scene changes to the basement, where Sophie secures the door and suddenly hears the gruesome sounds of blood splattering and the blood curdling screams of the four victims as they are attacked by the killer clown. Oh no. Sophie muttered softly. It's too late now. He also perceived the sound of David's cries of fear. I think he's coming after us. David cried quietly. Sophie hugged the weeping young lad and assured him that she would contact the police, so they could be rescued. Having retrieved a vintage cell phone, the leopard proceeded to dial 999, the designated emergency number of the UK. Unfortunately, the untimely situation had already surfaced by the time she completed dialing. The basement door was set ablaze by the clown, who wielded a flamethrower, resulting in significant fire damage throughout the household. Sophie and David's gut-wrenching screams were sounded as the fire engulfed the entire house, while the clown hastily fled the scene. The clown's maniacal laughter is heard as the house was all consumed in flames, and the final episode came to a close. The 15th and final episode of this obscure children's show shocked many viewers with its inclusion of adult themes like murder, arson and extreme violence in an effort to make the subsequent episodes exceptionally morbid, disturbing and traumatic. The show was cancelled and lost due to that very reason. Occasionally, lost media can be stumbled upon within the hidden realms of the internet, known as the Dark Web, such as banned episodes of known shows and deleted scenes from popular movies. In my opinion, this dreadful show could potentially be found on the aforementioned Dark Web somehow. Anyway, Goon Earth and the United Kingdom would produce such twisted episodes for a children's program, and then broadcasted on the children's BBC block. The only belief is that after the final episode, the actors and puppeteers were now deceased after its cut, and the man portraying the clown was in fact identified as a perpetrator of multiple acts of homicide. It's quite uncertain, in all honesty.


Hi. Hi guys. So, welcome to this talk about Ethereum, Bitcoin, RPC APIs. So, if you remember in the last talk, he mentioned about JSON RPC APIs in the presentation. So, I am planning to go deeper into that topic with Ethereum and Bitcoin, how that JSON RPC is working and how you can connect to those APIs with your own node without using any third party like blog explorer or else either scan or someone else third party APIs. So, this will be good for programmers, developers who would like to start working on Ethereum, Bitcoin stuff after this conference or else from today onwards. So, it will be a good chance for you to start your career with blockchain things. So, I am Dilumna Anjana and this is my Github and this is my Twitter. If you have any questions after this talk, you can just tweet me and I will reply. I am from even though I am working here in Singapore, I am from this little South Asian island called Sri Lanka. Hope at least you have heard about Sri Lanka and in Sri Lanka we have nice beaches and we have deep plantations and especially we have elephants. And I am a Cody member of Celluloid. If you haven't heard about Celluloid, Celluloid is a concurrency and parallel processing third party tool or else a gem in Ruby working with Ruby foundation. So, I am a Cody member of Celluloid working with them and going around Asia talking about concurrency, parallel processing, but here today I am talking about blockchain stuff. And according to the Ruby foundation's founders definition, I am a Rubyist. And here in Singapore I am working in a startup called Beebytes and mainly we are working with Ruby stuff, Ruby backend development, APIs and everything. And also especially we are working with blockchain, private blockchains, public blockchains like private blockchains like big chain DB and we are working with Ethereum, Bitcoin, smart contracts so on. Yes. We are hiring yes. If any of you are familiar with developments with big blockchain and any decentralized payment platforms, yes we would like to talk with you. So, after this talk or else I will be here around this conference maybe today and tomorrow and Sunday. So, just come to me and talk to me. We are hiring. And we have our own ICO up and running these days for a future plan of having a decentralized payment platform. So, it is bigtk.io. If you would like to have how big token is going to disrupt this decentralized payment platform or else how we are going to have our own tokens just have a look. And this is a technical presentation. But I am not going to define what is cryptocurrency or else I am not going to define what is Bitcoin or else what is Ethereum because we have just 20 minutes, 25 minutes and you can just go to Google and just search for those things. But as developers we all love APIs. So, when we start working on something if we want to learn new things the first thing that we would like to search in online is APIs. Are there any exposed APIs for this technology or else for this framework that we can use in our existing services or else applications. So, that is what I also did when I was assigned to some blockchain works with Ethereum and Bitcoin in my workplace. So, then as I checked all cryptocurrencies I checked have APIs exposed from their nodes Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin so on. So, to use or else to consume those APIs to consume those RPC APIs we need a node up and running or else a demon up and running. For testing purposes I prefer to have a docker container which runs those demons or else nodes. This is the Bitcoin demon container that I created for my testing purposes if you would like to have a look. It is just a Bitcoin demon inside a container and you can just start this docker container and consume those RPC APIs. It is open source just have a look and if you want you can use it as well. And this is the Ethereum docker container that I used. Actually I created this Ethereum container. Inside this container they are Ethereum node running. So, it is easy for you. You do not have to install any gate or else any C++ libraries. All of them are inside this container.  But you have to start syncing your node up after running this container or else if you would like to have your own demon or else node you can run you can install whatever the things that you need to install before running the demon and then start running your own demon. So, you have your own demon or else node running in your local host. So, after that connecting to this RPC APIs as like as simple as running this curl command to this port in your local host. So, that it is that much of simple to connect to those RPC APIs. So, Ethereum has their own inter-process communication IPC APIs and as well as remote procedure call RPC because RPC APIs exposed and Bitcoin has their own remote procedure calls only and this is the Bitcoin RPC API documentation and this is more. So, if you want to just look at how this APIs works RPC APIs works just go to those documentations and you can see there are like so many APIs exposed from these RPC API APIs from the nodes and you can use those APIs to have like your own like a Bitcoin client or else something that you can use for your own use or else to there are so many things that you can do and this is the Ethereum RPC API documentation link.  So, this is the API documentation detailed documentation for get balance. So, there are two parameters you have to pass. So, the wallet ID and as well as the if you want to get the latest balance you have to pass latest. So, then you can get any of the wallets Ethereum wallets balance from using this API and this is the Ethereum management API which is more powerful than the normal APIs. This management APIs we can use for your wallet related things like unlock your wallet lock your wallet or else create a new wallet and send a transaction especially if you would like to use this API to send a transaction you can use that as well from like if you want to send a transaction programmically from like from your server application side without using any graphical client you can use those APIs to send the transaction, but to send the transaction you have to unlock your wallet using that unlock API and then you can send those transactions. So, this is the API detailed documentation what you have to pass to unlock your wallet you have to pass the wallet ID and as well as the wallet pass phase and then how many seconds you need this wallet to be unlocked. So, this is in this example it is 30 seconds. So, after 30 seconds your wallet will be locked automatically default is around 300 seconds as I remember. So, because I love Ruby and I am working with Ruby most of the time using this RPC APIs for Bitcoin and Ethereum right now I created a gem called El Chapo. So, this is actually a Ruby wrapper for this RPC API if you would like to have and any of you are familiar with Ruby or else if any of you are any of you would like to learn Ruby and using Ruby in your server side then this will be a good chance for you to use those RPC APIs in Ruby very easily other than just calling press clients. The name this El Chapo is coming from some funny stories and the reason is one day I can come to a conference like this and I can say to people that I am the creator of El Chapo. So, that is the reason this gem called El Chapo came to me and this is the gem how it works you can create Bitcoin HTTP connection new and you have to send the URL and the port and as well as when you are running starting your Bitcoin node you have to send you have to mention your username and password for the RPC client and you have to pass this username the same username and password for this Bitcoin wrapper. So, then using this BTC underscore client you can use those RPC APIs as a method call in your Ruby code. So, then I managed to do my connection between my Ruby server side rails server side and as with Bitcoin or else Ethereum client. So, my work office related work is done, but on a weekend I was so bored and I didn't have any plans to do and because I had this gem with me and I wanted to do something interesting. So, I got the idea to convert blockchain to convert a blockchain to SQL. So, this is my initial idea, but then I managed to like do this to something like this. So, this is my initial this was my initial plan few months ago to convert all Bitcoin transactions to SQL. So, the reason that I wanted to do convert everything to SQL is to find the highest transaction value happened inside Bitcoin. So, today I will tell you what are the what are those transactions happened in this Bitcoin and what is the date and everything. So, after converting. So, last week I managed to finish all the conversion from the block 1 to 500k plus right now. So, what I did was I was going through the blocks from 0 to 500k plus from a Ruby just from a Ruby script and this is an example that I am getting for a Bitcoin block. So, it has so many information like the Bitcoin hash block hash and the size and everything and then the most important thing is the transactions IDs hash hashes for this block. So, it is an array and inside once I found this transaction IDs then I iterate through those transactions and this is what I get for the transaction row details. So, each transaction I get who is the sender who is the receiver and what is the value and everything. So, I wrote the Ruby script and I used active record to save it to my SQL and then this is a example of my database I am saving the block number and transaction ID the block hash and the most important thing is the value and the transaction created date and updated is the that I updated the date and sender receiver and the balance receiver. So, I had all details of these for all transactions of Bitcoin right now. So, initially I thought it will take maximum 5 days, but I was wrong it took me around like more than one month to finish everything. So, on the process after like two weeks I realized my script was not the most powerful script that I could run to convert everything. So, I used a gem or a method called bulk insert to insert 500 transactions by 500 transaction to my my SQL database which makes it little bit faster, but not fast enough to finish it within few days. So, by last week actually I managed to finish everything. So, the database contained 236,915,620 transactions and the database size is 76.63 GB my SQL database this is some example and my initial plan was to find the highest value transferred within Bitcoin and few more researchers after going on with my database because I have the sender and I have the receiver. So, like I have some more information about the transaction happened through the day Bitcoin network. So, this is the highest transaction happened within 2009. So, within 2009 the year of 2009 the highest value transferred is 6000 bitcoins it happens on this day. So, I will go through the year by year first of all and then I will give you what is the highest value. And in 2010 it is 90000 bitcoins the the transaction happened on November 9th 2010 and 2011 it is almost 500k Bitcoin. So, it is happened on November 16th 2011 and in 2012 it went down to 125,000 bitcoins transferred on this day in a transaction and 2013 it is this and 14 it is this 15 it is this 16 it is this and 17 it is 50,000 exactly 50,000 transferred on August 2nd August 2nd 2017 which was about like 8 months ago. And so, the highest transaction of all the time what goes to the transaction happened on 2011 November 16th on block in this block that is 499,720.7 bitcoins transferred. So, if you go to this block on block explorer you can see that transaction on this block there were like about three transactions and one transaction is this transaction. But the highest transaction value in USD so, at the transaction time if you take this transaction converted into USD in 2011 it was about like 2 million USD which was not the best in comparing to other transactions. So, the highest transaction value in USD what goes to this transaction 2017 50 50,000 bitcoins. So, in this I checked the price of bitcoin on August 2nd 2017 on that day it was about 2700 USD the one bitcoin and because of that that transaction value in USD is about 135 million USD transferred on that day which was like 8 months ago. And if you want to check all the transaction details I have this is my blog I have mentioned all the block explorer transaction URLs they are in a blog post with all those years transactions and everything. So, if you want to have a look detail look on those transactions just go to this just go to my blog and it will be there. Okay, I think it is done and any questions. Did you write any indexes? No, I am planning to write some indexes yes because so, right now if I write a query for searching the highest value within this it takes like 3 minutes to complete the query. So, it is yeah I need to write some indexes. Yes, I have some plans I do not need to keep it secret as a database with me I would like to share this database. So, because it I got this database last week I will upload it to somewhere and like first of all I need to check how I can compress the database into 7C or something and then I will try it with public yes for sure. Yes, I can do it like not right now but so, right now the speed of converting everything is I can convert one month transactions within one day. So, like I have almost until the start of this month transactions converted. So, if I run like one day it will be synced and like yes, because I am using one of my personal machines to do this right now the script is stopped, but if I start it will start syncing every day. I need to create a graph from actually what I need to do is so, because I have all the transactions with me I need to calculate who has the highest value in his wallet in user's wallet right now and maybe I will sort from highest to lowest the wallets and then maybe I will publish and I will write a blog post. So, your Docker client downloads the whole chain? Yes. So, my Docker client I was using it for my testing purposes but the Docker client in the main network couldn't handle that much of syncing database in Bitcoin. So, I had to use my own Docker Bitcoin daemon inside my machine. I am not pretty much sure yes it is the normal size around like 200 GB as I remember. Yeah, it is over 200. Yeah. Any questions? Yes. Are you going to expose your HTTP APIs you created in any way to public so that you don't have to download the blockchain? The transactions? No, just your API because you already have the blockchain on your machine. Yes. So, those APIs are public APIs those RPC APIs. Your web? My database, the SQL database I downloaded, is it? No, it's not me downloading the blockchain to my machine. Can I just simply access your new Ruby? That's a Ruby wrapper actually. If you have a node running and then only you can connect to your node using my wrapper, yeah. You have a quick check. So, here's a share of this API access blockchain, Bitcoin blockchain is very good above everyone. So, I think if a few of you can do this, then upload the whole blockchain into the website database and share your API to us so you can call them and call them for the history. Yeah. What do you want? Maybe the transaction within this month, how many transactions will be sent out? How many transactions will be from the exchange or with the M kind of thing? Yes, that's true. Yes, I have some plans because I have all the senders and receivers. Maybe so one of the researchers contacted me asked me to create some using this database, something like if you remember that Windows virus that got affected last year ransomware. So, they asked to pay them using Bitcoin. So, if you have some way that we can track those that Bitcoin wallets and check those wallets, how they spend their wallet money and those kind of things. So, if I use this database for those kind of things. So, I might do some graphs, something like that. If you enter a wallet ID, then you can see what are the past transactions he got and what are the things that he spent on and where he spends on like what are the other wallets that he connected and everything. So, which will be like more interesting for the people. Yes. Okay. Yeah. Thank you.