My fellow Americans, last Wednesday in a ceremony on the South lawn of the White House, I signed into law the most sweeping reform of the tax code in our nation's history. That moment was a victory for fairness that will, I'm convinced, usher in a new era of growth and opportunity for America. When this bill goes into effect, 80 percent of the American people will pay a top rate of only 15 percent or less in federal income tax. No one will pay more than 28 percent of total income. A family of four living at the poverty level will have over $1,000 more in their pockets. In fact, millions of working poor will be dropped from the federal income tax rolls altogether. They won't have to pay a cent in federal income tax. Now that's what I call fair. As for families, at long last, blessed relief, the standard deduction will increase sharply and the personal exemption, that's the amount of money you get to deduct for yourself and each one of your dependents will almost double, rising to $2,000 in 1989. I wasn't exaggerating when I said that this bill is at once the best anti-poverty program, the best pro-family measure, and the best jobs creation bill ever to come out of the U.S. Congress. The day I signed this bill, we also heard some extremely good news about the economy. Gross national product, the figure that measures our economy's growth, showed a strong upswing in the third quarter, coming in at 2.4 percent. Sales are up, with a sharp increase in durable goods purchases, pointing to increased production and more jobs in the future, and U.S. exports of goods and services are up dramatically over last quarter. What does all this mean? Well, it tells us that our economy is solid and accelerating again. We're now enjoying one of the longest peacetime economic expansions in post-war history. We're seeing record numbers of new businesses being created and nearly 11.7 million jobs created in the last 46 months. Sure there are ups and downs, and some sectors of the economy are not yet sharing fully in the expansion, but the indications are that our economy is gathering momentum for even more growth, more job creation, a narrowing trade deficit, and continued low inflation in the months ahead. Add to this the pro-growth, low-rate taxes, or tax rates, I should say, of the new tax bill, and you've got an economy that's ready to climb. We're headed for a second leg upward, and I believe our four-year-long recovery will one day be recorded as one of the most remarkable peacetime expansions in the 20th century. And we're going to keep the good times rolling, until they extend to every single corner of our nation. Whereas this, with the economic mess we inherited five and a half years ago, it's not for nothing. Those are called the days of malaise. Inflation then had skyrocketed up to 13 percent. Now it's holding at an incredible 1.8 percent. The prime rate had shot up to 21.5 percent. Today we've cut it by two-thirds. When we came into office, the top tax rate was 70 percent, and the middle class was paying tax rates that once were levied only on the very rich. This inflation gave you an automatic tax hike every year. In Congress, more of your money to spend without there having to stand up and vote for a tax hike. Well, the first thing we did was cut your taxes and index them so that wouldn't happen again. And with tax reform, that top rate of 70 has been chopped to only 28 percent of total income. All these achievements were hard fought, believe me, but it's a funny thing. Some of the same people who fought us every step of the way when we tried to cut taxes and reform our tax code, these same people are talking down the American economy. Well, in one sense I have to say they're right. There is a cloud hanging over the American economy, and that's the possibility that the tax and spend mentality will return to Washington and take us back to those bad old days of sky-high taxes, double-digit inflation, and 21.5 percent interest rates. Don't think it can't happen. There are still a lot of people in Washington who have that mentality and want to raise your taxes back up to where they were in 1980. So unless we keep our guard up, we could find ourselves in no time returning to the policies of tax and tax spend and spend, and we'd wake up one morning to find that all we've worked so hard for, all our progress, gone with the wind. Now, that's why I'm talking to you, the American people. Your hard work turned America around and set it firmly on the road of prosperity. And the numbers released this week prove it. We've come so far. With your commitment, with your support, we can keep America growing, confident, and secure. We can, and I know we will, keep the doors of the Opportunity Society wide open and keep America's future one of hope and ever-growing possibilities. Until next week, thanks for listening. God bless you. God bless you. God bless you.


Glad to have you back with us in the bet MGM studio and glad to have back with us in the bed MGM studio Titans general manager John Robinson. It's good to see you here again. It's good to be back live and in person Mike All right. I want to talk about Caleb Farley who we've already met in this edition of Titans all access What separated Caleb Farley not just from the other cornerbacks But from the other players so that you decided to take him in the first round He had outstanding size speed athleticism He was a pretty guy to to evaluate on film with the production that he had And then the more that we talked to the staff and the coaches, you know That had kind of touched him along the way there in his career of virginia tech I'm just an outstanding guy that was committed to the team effort Smart football player with a tireless work ethic Elijah Molden is another guy that you drafted What makes him unique? What is he going to contribute to the secondary? He's a versatile player You know, he can he can play safety. He can play outside corner. He's played nickel. He's tough He's dependable. He's extremely smart one of our more impressive interviews He had watched three or four games of our defensive film from this past season And he commented about how he liked the way we used our nickel with blitzes with coverage concepts Let's talk about receivers and I want to start in free agency You signed josh reynolds away from the rams. What you like about josh reynolds outstanding size um competitive player He's got this sneaky speed to him because he's such a longer taller player You don't think he's moving but then he's pulling past defensive backs. He can play inside He can play outside really big catch radius for red zone opportunities And he's not afraid to go in there and dig out, you know Dig out a linebacker or safety in the running game as a blocker You drafted two wide outs racy mcmath and des Fitzpatrick Other than the obvious wide receiver traits that they have was their size part of what set them apart Yeah, both of those guys had outstanding size and speed, you know, racy timed really really fast Both of those guys the one thing that set those guys apart was their competitiveness their toughness both as blockers Both with the ball in their hands after the catch and racy on special teams You know, he was a demon in the kicking game for coach oja ron down at lsu You drafted in the second round an offensive lineman out of north dakota state by the name of dylan radens Could have drafted a lot of lineman. What set dylan radens apart really his size his athleticism his length His makeup his traits extremely competitive had a great week down at the senior bowl You could see it in the practices. You could see it in the game He was one of our interview guys down there and in mobile and was just an impressive guy to talk to He's about what we're about, you know, with the offensive line and how they play stylistically And a really good fit and a guy that we think can really plug in at any four spots Amy is going to visit with buddhu pre later in this edition of titans all access And what I want to know is as you were going through free agency looking for an edge rusher What led you to buddhu pre? Well, I think he impacts the game, you know, at the end of the line of scrimmage You know, whether it's the run game or the passing game Pittsburgh moved him around a little bit and kind of played, you know, that joker position or buck position where You know, he might line up on the guard He might line up and he rushes and he blitzes or he drops Danico Autry is a player that we're very familiar with from his time with the Raiders and the Colts He's listed as a defensive lineman, but it's his versatility.  You can play him over the tackle a really tough physical aggressive Style to his play and a guy that again adds some versatility to the mix with that front for us John Robinson, it has been an exciting offseason so far. Thanks for sharing the details to this point We look forward to visiting with you again. Thanks for having me in more Titans all access coming your way after this


Folks, thanks for being here. Carl, thank you for being here. Carl has an 80-minute lecture prepared for all of us. This is his final bra, is that right? 75.  It's a, it's wonderful to live a life of the mind, but in my opinion, and I suspect Carl's too, to live a life of the mind where we get to train our future colleagues who then go out and actually change the road and make it a better place, that's a truly meaningful way to live a professional life. And so I think it's very important for us in all the business and all the craziness that we have with exams and everything else that once in a while we just take a moment to stop and celebrate a life in a career well-lived. And we're doing that today and we're doing that with him right here so that we can show him the love and the appreciation and respect and the gratitude that we have.  Of course I got a lower, of course I got a lower. So when I knew I was going to make a couple of remarks on the second person to do this and the first was David Logan last semester. So I called David and I said what did you say when you made some remarks and what should I say? And he said you should talk about your pedagogical philosophy. And that was a complete non-starter because if I were to talk about my pedagogical philosophy it would make you all too happy that I'm retiring. So instead I'm going to just tell you three quick vignettes that just stick in my mind because when when you retire certain things you just kind of remember certain things following and I have many fond memories but here are just three little vignettes. And the first is, the old time is when we remember this, we used to have mailboxes downstairs. We all had a mailbox and there was a czar of the mailroom and his name was Frank Silva and he was a wonderful guy and he was a lot of fun all the time. He was a lot of fun to joke around with and he would always say lawyer production, we are in the business of lawyer production. It's another day of lawyer production. And I was frankly never quite clear whether Frank thought it was a good thing that it was another day of lawyer production or a bad day. But that's what he always said, lawyer production. So one day I'm in the mailroom and I say to Frank, Frank I don't like the mail you've been giving me. It's a lot of junk. I just get junk mail mostly promotional stuff from other law schools. I want better mail. And Frank says has it escaped your notice that I don't create the mail I just distribute the mail so you get what you get and don't be upset. And I say, Frank you are in charge of the mail. This is your responsibility. Fix it. And I leave. Now Frank and I never discussed this again. But thereafter appearing in my mailbox with the regularity were victorious secret travelers. Vignette number two. I have a visual aid for this one if I can find it. But I'm not ready to show it to you yet. So I'm just taking it out and hiding it so far. Vignette number two is I'm walking down the hall kind of in front of I remember exactly where it was kind of approaching where the office of student finance and records is and coming in the opposite direction of two guys and one was Dennis Thompson who was then dean of students and you don't know him but the old timers know him wonderful dean of students and another guy who is a big bear. Big guy very curly black here very curly big beard. He looked like a bear. And we reach each other. These two guys are coming this direction. I'm coming the other direction and Dennis Thompson stops me and he says Professor Bogus. He says meet Robert Healy a distinguished member of the bar Mr. Healy. This is Carl Bogus who is a member of our faculty. And I lean forward get my face as close as I can to this big bear of a guy. And I say Bob Healy you're good for nothing. And I thought Dennis Thompson was going to go in the cardiac arrest. I can't get I practice little talk and I open my mouth but we have the mask. You can't see the expression but he looked just stricken. He's got he's giving a distinguished member of the bar a tour of the law school or wherever he's doing with him but he's a distinguished member of the bar and a member of the faculty is just insulting. And there's silence for about two or three seconds and this guy just gives me a big embrace. And we have for a moment and I go off and I hear Dennis Thompson say oh so you know Carl Bogus. And Bob Healy says truthfully and only no. So for those of you who have no idea like Dennis you know I left out the key fact.  One thing you had to know about Dennis Thompson. He was a New Hampshireite. He was a New Hampshireite. I'm sure he stayed overnight in Rhode Island many nights but he didn't pay attention to Rhode Island politics or Rhode Island culture. He was from New Hampshire. Healy for Lieutenant Governor. He's good for nothing. Bob Healy was a wonderful character of Rhode Island. He ran for Lieutenant Governor repeatedly in his own political party the Cool Moose Party and his his platform was the Lieutenant Governor does absolutely nothing has no constitutional duties no other duties. If you elect me I will accept no salary. I will close the office. I will fire the staff. I'll take over if the governor dies and he had all kinds of great tricks he would announce his campaign like from a beach in Bermuda. Like I'm out here doing nothing and if you elect me that's what I'll do for you. My third little vignette is so my office is out on this little end of the faculty suite and a couple of doors down was David Logan's office and most of you won't know this but David Logan had a habit of taking his shoes off and then walking around the faculty suite in his stocking fee and so one day I'm passing his office he's not in there his shoes are under his desk and I don't know what possessed me I ran in grabbed the shoes and couldn't. And I went back to my office and I was passed and I actually forgot about it but it got to be the end of the day I guess David Logan wanted to go home and he couldn't find his shoes. Now this sounds like it's a maybe a Carl Boga story or a David Logan story it's really a Shirley Staswood story because David Logan did what any faculty member does when the faculty member doesn't know what to do which is all the time most of the time Shirley how do I turn on my computer? Shirley how do I get my voicemail messages? So David Logan goes to Shirley and says Shirley I can't find my shoes. Now Shirley has worked for the faculty for a long time and she's got all of our numbers and she thinks about this for half a second and she says is Boga's here? And appearing in my door is a very determined Shirley with kind of have a hanging back David Logan and she says where are David Logan's shoes? And I say I can't believe I gotta watch out for David Logan's shoes and I jump up and I run faster than they can I go into David Logan's office I throw the shoes back under his desk. The shoes are right here what do you buy or me about this board? So what's the three what's what's the unifying thing of these three vignettes is this? Here's what I'm gonna miss in retirement and it is the interaction with my co-workers my students of course but my co-workers so that's the deal enjoy the refreshments.


Well, despite that net neutrality is overwhelmingly popular among U.S. voters, Republican Democrat independent, even extremely anti-regulation libertarians I know are pro-title to net neutrality. The new FCC chairman is in the middle of trying to roll back current protections. Why would he do something so clearly against the will of the people? Well, he used to be a lawyer for Verizon, and Verizon is pushing for this real change. Maybe that's just a coincidence? But in this busy, frustrating, draining political climate, I want to make time for this thing that most Americans across the political spectrum agree on. First, let's review how we got here. So say your local mail delivery truck stops in front of your house, which is good because two days ago you ordered two different books with two-day shipping, sent out at the same time from similar locations, and you're pretty excited for them both. The delivery driver picks up your two packages and starts reading the labels. One is from a small independent bookstore they've never heard of. The other is from a large chain they've already delivered like 20 packages from today. Instead of just dropping them both off, the driver makes a phone call to the big bookseller and says, hey, I sure deliver a lot of your packages. The company replies, yeah, our customers really like our stuff. The driver says, I'm pretty sure your packages take up like 30% of the space in my truck. We're going to need to hire more trucks if you keep this up. The company says, wow, you must be so happy that our customers are paying you to deliver so many packages from us that you can expand your business. And the driver's like, right, look, I'm thinking I don't want to carry more than one package all this way to the customer's door. And there's this other package from another address for them. So I think I might just deliver that one. And the big company is like, what? The customer paid for two-day shipping from you. You can't just decide not to deliver it, what? Because we give you too much business? The deliverer says, relax, I'll deliver it eventually. Just might take a while, unless of course you'd like to help us out. Just a little extra shipping fee and we'll deliver your book on time. As the customer waiting for your books, what do you think you and the book company should do? Report the driver, no way what they're doing is legal. So you report them. But it turns out their lobbyists have convinced the government that what they're doing is okay. No, it's not just okay, it's innovation. Fine, maybe you can do capitalism to it. The big book chain starts using another delivery company, one that appreciates the amount of business they're getting from those deliveries. And of course, you'd rather pay for shipping from a company that actually follows through on their promises and new businesses grow. Hooray, that's how it should work, which is why a lot of people think that's how it does work. So you have a $100 a month contract with Comcast to deliver you whatever data you order at a certain speed. And you order data from Netflix and Netflix sends the data your way. But just before it gets to your house, it has to go through Cable's Comcast owns. And Comcast says, wow, Netflix, you give us so much business. Pay us money or we'll slow down your site until it's frustratingly unusable. Netflix should be able to say, yeah, no thanks. First of all, you're going to lose your customers if you don't give them the service they're paying for. And second, why wouldn't you want to lay down more cable and expand your business? Wouldn't that make you more money? It would make so much sense if Comcast's reply was, gee, Netflix, you're right. We don't want to lose customers. We want to lay more bigger cable, expand our business, and make more money. But as anyone who pays for their own internet and has tried comparison shopping knows, that's not how it works. Comcast can reply. First of all, we're not going to lose customers. What can they do? Move somewhere else that has cables laid down by one of our very good friends? Second of all, we don't need the business from delivering your content. We can already charge as much as we want. Look, this sucker is paying almost $100 a month for 10 megabytes a second on a good day. Third, Netflix competes with their own video content. If Netflix is unwatchably slow and people leave to watch cable TV, which we have conveniently packaged in with their internet service, that's a win-win. And both wins are for us. Fourth, when your site doesn't load, it may be our fault. But the customer doesn't see us artificially restricting the data they ordered. They see you being slow. So pay up. And Netflix did. This already happened. Truth is, there's a lot of homes and businesses where the local internet service provider has a monopoly. Capitalism does not work when monopolies block the way between producers and consumers. That's not rhetoric, it's math. Capitalism doesn't work when it's impossible for new businesses to emerge in a market. Look at how much trouble Google is having with Google Fiber and their Google. In many parts of the US, there's a good chance that Comcast is your only option. You'll pay for internet because you need internet. But you'll be paying three times as much as people are paying for the internet in Seoul or Tokyo. For service, that's 10 times slower. We're being artificially held back on purpose. When you order a book, the delivery truck drives on their own driveways, public roads, toll roads, the private lane that goes to the bookstore's warehouse, all the way to your street and outside your house. And then, in this allegory, you pay Comcast to hire a company to make and maintain a driveway so that the Comcast trucks can get from the road to your house. And because they built that driveway, only their trucks are allowed to use it.  You'd like Comcast to fix it, or to hire someone else to, but there's no one else to hire. So instead of fixing it, Comcast charges you even more and still doesn't fix it. Here's the officially proposed rule the FCC is considering. Internet service providers must offer some amount of access to all legal internet things, but they can offer a fast lane to certain content providers. This sounds like maybe Comcast and Netflix collaborate to put in a special cable all the way from Netflix right to your home to get super fast Netflix service, but that's not what this fast lane is. It's not even a nice new paved driveway.  The Netflix trucks are allowed in right away because they paid off the gatekeeper. You invite your friend over and your friend has to wait outside the gate for a while, even when no one else is using your driveway. If you want to watch Netflix right now, yes, you should be able to prioritize Netflix's data and slow everything else down. But if after that you want to torrent the latest ViHeart video, there's no technical reason you shouldn't be able to put that in the fast lane. You're not paying your ISP for content, you're paying them to deliver the content you choose. Except they decided maybe they do want to control what content you can choose, and the FCC's proposed rule would make that officially okay, which is a huge reversal of the FCC's position that happened when Tom Wheeler, a formal cable lobbyist became chairman. In 2004, the FCC basically said, hey, ISPs, we made some network neutrality rules for you. Yay, open internet. And then Comcast started throttling BitTorrent, which was against those rules. There was a court case that Comcast won with the argument that the FCC couldn't legally enforce those rules because they weren't official enough. So the FCC created the open internet order of 2010 and voted on it and passed it, and finally net neutrality had real official rules. And Verizon took the FCC to court and was like, are you sure those rules are for us? Because they look a lot like the rules for common carriers, and we're not common carriers, so we're thinking those rules don't apply to us. And Verizon won. So if the FCC can't enforce their own rules because ISPs aren't classified as common carriers, a lot of people think that the FCC's next move should be to classify ISPs as common carriers. Basically, a common carrier can't discriminate among the things they carry. Airlines and telephone companies are common carriers, so Apple can't pay Virgin America to not let any Microsoft employees on their flights. T-Mobile can't purposely drop your call when you're trying to order a pizza if Domino's won't pay them a cut of the order. Up till recently, ISPs have been acting like common carriers. They built their businesses on customers' expectations that they were common carriers, like other telecommunication services. And with the benefit of the legal protection given to telecommunication services, such as not being liable for the content that moves through their cables. In 1998, the Digital Millennium Copyright Act thing happened, which gave ISPs more protection from liability for their users' actions, still back when ISPs acted as if they were common carriers. Right now, ISPs control content without being liable for that content. The Telecommunications Act of 1996 helped ISPs become big and powerful. They merged and formed monopolies, and then they decided it was in their best interest not to be considered a telecommunication service, but an information service, which would be less regulated. And also have fewer protections, but since they were now protected by the DMCA, that wasn't a problem.  They won, they lost, and then in 2005 they managed to convince six out of nine judges that even though the internet is a telecommunication service, they also do other things. And the Telecommunications Act that would have classified them as a common carrier telecommunication service does not clearly state that they have to be classified that way even if they do other things. So the obvious response would be to make them officially and explicitly classified as title to common carriers, and in 2014 the internet came together and with massive effort convinced the FCC to indeed classify them that way, which went through in 2015. Great. Except now it's 2017 and the government is fixated on undoing things rather than doing things, and a former Verizon lawyer is in charge. Also since 2014, Verizon acquired AOL and Yahoo, which includes Tumblr, so without net neutrality, Verizon could do innovative things like prioritize AOL, email, Yahoo searches, and Tumblr social networking while making their competitors unusually slow or charging them a hefty fee. Maybe there's a hypothetical world in which marketplace competition economics allows consumer choice to move ISPs in a positive, innovative direction, but we're in a world that has just a few telecom giants, and we know the history of their actions. These big ISPs didn't create any of the innovations that made the internet the invaluable public resources it's become. The internet was invented by government-funded research, not ISPs. It proliferated through university networks, not ISPs. ISPs grew from regulated title to telecom services with regulated infrastructure, because you can't just let everyone run their own cable down the street, beam whatever frequencies they want from their rooftops and send communication satellites into space. Some would say those rules impose on our freedom, and it's true, civilization means giving up some freedoms in pursuit of more fundamental freedom and equality. When a company profits from making use of our common resources, it's okay to demand they use them fairly. And the beautiful thing is that most people agree. It's an action we can take together for each other without hurting anyone or making sacrifices. So let's start with this and see how it feels.


Ukrainian drones hit a Russian aircraft and missile plant. Ukrainian drones attacked an aircraft plant in Smolensk, where X-59 missiles were produced according to the main intelligence directorate of the Ministry of Defence of Ukraine. The drone flew past the Karwash and the Kutuzov shopping centre on Kutuzov Street toward the building of the Smolensk aircraft plant, which also houses an experimental flight test station. This information contradicts Russian Defence Ministry statements claiming the interception of all drones in Smolensk. The head of Smolensk, Alexander Novikov, said that five drones were shot down over the regional centre and its suburbs. According to him, there were no injuries. Novikov urged residents not to leave their homes. According to sources on the Astra Telegram channel, during the attack, the drone damaged the roof of one of the workshops of the Smolensk aviation plant. One of the drones exploded on the roof of the 55th workshop, creating a hole two by two metres. Previously, the workshop equipment was not damaged. The second drone fell in front of the 63rd workshop of the plant. The third drone, after an attempt to land by the Russian military, crashed into the 55th workshop and detonated. Its fragments hit the runway of the Severny airfield and also damaged the windows of two apartments in a residential building, Wright's Astra. The plant is involved in the production of components and aircraft such as the Yak-18T and SM-92T aircraft families. It also repairs Yak-18Ts and produces spare parts for the Yak-40 and Yak-42 aircraft. Russian troops use KH-59 missiles with a range of up to 280 kilometres when shelling military and civilian targets in Ukraine.


In persistent wait-and-watch strategy between regulators and cryptocurrency developers, the regulators are adding some severe thrust in the form of an intergovernmental global alliance called Financial Action Task Force, FATF. Let's listen in to what global law and policy expert Haimant Bhattra has to say from our new Delhi partner studio. Haimant? Well, thanks Rebekah, the industry is bracing for forthcoming international regulatory standards of FATF that would require exchanges to collect and share information about where and to whom they are sending money. In fact, these would go beyond the basic know-your-customer KYC rules that medieval many crypto users In addition to verifying and keeping records of their own users, users' identities, exchanges and other service providers would have to pass customer information to each other when transferring funds, just as banks are required to do. While when combined with the European Union's forthcoming AMLD5 anti-money laundering rules for cryptocurrencies, the new framework conjures up the image of an all-encompassing global system for cryptocurrency transactions in which no one user is unaccounted for. So many in the industry have argued that this practice is at best onerous if not completely unworkable with cryptocurrency and apt to drive users away from regulatory platforms. Cryptocurrency which has previously touted as an untraceable way of transferring money has faced many criticism for facilitating international money laundering, though through its untraceable method of transferring money. Even if the FATF does adopt the guidance with the contentious part intact, member countries would first have to pass their respective legislation or write rules putting the recommendations into effect. The FATF recommendations are not legally binding international law despite its powerful members 36 economies and 2 regional bodies which include the largest and most important financial systems in the world. I understand that industry insiders feel that FATF's move will drive developers to accelerate work on non-custodial exchanges and other tools that will make it easier for end users to transact directly outside of regulated intermediaries, hence rendering the entire regulation absolutely pointless. Thanks. Goodbye, Heyman.


Most video games are made to be played for enjoyment, but today, we are playing a special exception to the rule, as this game is a relationship test. Oh, no. That is right. Today, I will be taking on the ultimate relationship test game as me and my girlfriend attempt to climb an icy mountain as a couple of penguins tied together. This might be a slippery slope to therapy. You wish we could afford therapy. So, do you want bread or do you want bread? Well, I'm shorter than you, so I should be bread. Okay. So, I'm green and you're red. Yes. Now, which way do you want to go? I want to go to the right. No, the left, left, left. I always take the left. I want to go to the right. No, let's go to the left. Let's go to the left. Actually, I think I want to go to the right. Oh, they played a little bit of ball after the school. Let's go talk to the elderly man. Okay. Why didn't we talk to the baby? Well, why the tipos? I don't know how to talk to anybody. The time has come. Be careful. Help each other guys. It will come in handy. Remember, you're training with Charlie. What do you sound like, Vegeta? No, are we just, do you just want to start the climb? Yeah. I mean, why not?  I didn't say that. All right, here we go. No, you get up here. There you go. There you go. There you go. There you go. All right. Undertale. That wasn't, what is Undertale? What is Undertale about this game? He looks like the dummy from Undertale. What are you talking about? I've never played Undertale for a this game. Pick me up. Swig me. Swig me. Swig me. I am. Oh, Charlie.  Let's go over some key points from our climbing lessons. I hope I don't forget any of them this time. The most important one is swinging. Oh, the swing you need to act as an anchor. Ask the anchor before. There we go. There we go.  I'll hold it down. No, no, no. First, we just make this jump normally. Now we're going to swing more in the middle. All right.  Here we go. Go. Okay. No, no, no, no, no. You must have missed the part where we go. It's remote play. It's remote play. No, no, no, no, no. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Remote play lack. Oh, nice. Speed run. All right. I'm going to get a good swing. Two. Let me get a full rotation. Oh, what? Let's go. That was... Wow. Damn. You face-flated me. Sorry. Yeah, yeah, here we go. Here we go. Here we go. Here we go. Damn. This is not going to take all day. This is not going to take all day. We have other Valentine's things we want to... All right. Go ahead. Okay. Here we go. Go. Yeah. That was pretty sick. I don't think we have to swing this time. We could try. Okay. Okay. Okay. Give me a big swing. Here we go. Hot damn it. Let me up. I can't. Get off of here. Jungs. I'm trying. Drag my lifeless corpse up the side. Cut my life into pieces. Go. There we go. Okay. Here we go. Here we go. You got to get it. Okay. No. This part of the game has been like 20 minutes. All right. All right. Do you want to swing or should I? This is a big swing. You do it. All right. Here we go. It's going to be up to you though. All I am is the weight. I'm just the anchor. Nice. Hold on. Anchor yourself. Anchor yourself. Anchor. Yeah. Cut my life. No. No. How do I do this?  Pick me up. Pick me up. Pick me up. Pick me up. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. No. Only kids cuisine. I was going to say, these guys look like the kids cuisine. We're talking about kids cuisine. We almost lost 40 minutes of progress. Go. Go. Nice. Now get up. Pick me up. I'm trying. Please. I told you to bat. Wow. What happened? How do we do that? Oh, we're not supposed to be swinging there. Definitely not supposed to be swinging.    All right. Now jump. All right. Three, two, jump. Okay. Stop. Three, two, one, jump. Okay. Three, two, one, jump. Three, two, one, jump. Nice. One, relax. Relax. Three, two, one, jump. Oh, how'd you make that? That was clutch. Yes. Oh, finally. New lore. In a few months, what a challenge you were undertaking. Good luck. I like the flood voice from Super Mario Sunshine. Thank you. Three, two, one, jump. Oh. Oh, this is a big swing. This is a huge swing. Oh, you're doing it? You're that crazy? You're going for the super swing?  Oh, mommy's circumference.  Go, go, go. Oh, look at that. There it is. There it is. Oh, go, go. Oh, no. There. Three, two, one, jump. Well, three, two, one, jump. Jump. I'm sorry. No, I'm trying to clean. Just pull me. Yep. Yep, yep, yep. Damn. What would be eaten for real? Bro has bricked up in the other way. There we go. Now go. The real thing is. Me likey the penguin game. Three, two, one, jump. Three, two, one, jump. Three, two, one, jump. Nice. Three, two, one, jump. Yay. Okay, hold on. I'm scared. I'll admit it.  I want to catch you as you're doing like the upper part. Are you just going with half? Yeah, I think it's a little bit easier for you to. Three, two, one, jump. Three, two, one, jump. Three, two, one, jump. I'm nervous again. Go. You have to hold. You have to hold the right. Okay, I'll hold right, I'll hold right. All right. Remember to hold the right. Remember to hold the right. Okay. Now, this one. Let's go. Oh. All right, all right, all right. I'm starting with that. I'll get started with that. Oh, no. Three, two, one, jump. Nice. Good job. Wait, up, uphill, down, no. Yeah, don't go down. That's a no. Wait, if we, wait, that is definitely a hole. Because how would we even get back up? That is for sure a hole. All right. We're just going to have to jump up top, I think. You ready? Okay, three, two, one, go.   No, no, I got it. I got it. I got it. I got it. I got it. I got it. I got it. All right, now you're going to have to move and bring me up. Oh, wait, that's perfect. Thank you. Thank you very much. Three, two, one, jump. Nice. You got to kill it right now. Yay. So we pick it up there, though. No, we cannot. Now, do we know all the controls for sure? Am I going to explode? Oh, they have a built-in counter. The beer is. What did you just do? It grabs the wall. Oh, how did you do that? E. But you can only do it for a little bit. So he got tired. Pull rope is cute. No, that's assist mode. We can't pull the rope. We're not babies. Is that not for everybody, though? We can't do that. No, we can, but that's cheating.  I just got it. I just got it. We're actually it is. All right. Ready? Ready? Three, two, one, jump to the left. Three, two, three, two, what? A swing. Oh, my God. Yep, yep, yep. It's that simple. Yep, yep. Tuzzle God. Yep. Three, two, one, jump. Three, two, one, jump. Nice. Okay. Ready to hold left? This is going to be detrimental. No, I'm holding it. Go. All right. Three, three, two, one, back. Swing it back. Swing it back. Get out of here.  Please. Okay. We just break the keel. Three, two, one. Go. Three, two, one. Go. There you go. Okay.  Kill it. Kill it right here. We kill it right here. No. Okay. We get back up and kill it again. Three, two, one, go. No. Swing it back. Swing it back. All right. Swing it back. Thanks. Don't panic, don't panic, don't panic. There we go. Don't panic. See, don't even panic. Well, it's only been 25 minutes. We still have a long time before an hour. What do you mean? We have to stop at an hour? Whoops. Oh, my goodness. There you go. Swing with your heart. Swing with your heart. Get ready. Hold right. Hold right. Hold right. Hold right. No. Yeah. Yeah. I'm in for the only break. Easy. Easy. Whoa. Whoa. Oh, no. Get up here. Get up here. Get up here. Wait, what happened? We know they... Wait, maybe they were supposed to tell us that and they just didn't. But we already figured that out ourselves. All right, ready? So where are we going? We're just jumping to the right now. Oh, wait. This is how we're supposed to do it. Maybe not. Damn. It's up to you. All the pressure's on you. You've got to hit the crazy jump. You're ready to hold right because we are about to fly. They call us flightless birds.   There you go. Yay. It's anchor anchor. One jump. Nice. We see one jump. Now grab it. Yeah. Yes. Yes. Finally, we're making some real progress. I got it. Oh, no. No. No, no, no. Oh, there you go. Oh, whoa, whoa, whoa.  Oh, there you go. There you go. No cheating. No. Help me. Help me. Help me. Help me. You got it. From the chandeliers. Just fall to the right. OK, fall to the right. OK, we know where we need to land. All right, gentle. Now hold right. There you go. That's fine. That's fine. I'm going to slip. I'm going to slip. I'm going to slip. I'm going to. I did it. OK, that's fine. That's fine. That's fine. That's fine. OK, get ready. Get ready. Hold left. Now. I did it now. I did it now. OK, OK, great. Awesome. That's fine. That's fine. That's fine. What's happening? I'm going to give it to you. Thank you. Yep. This is looking pretty good. I'm not going to lie. All right. On this next one. No, no, no. This one right here. Yep. Go. Yes. Yes. Yes. I'm not going to cheat. I'm not going to. No.   This is a good looking run. Right. All right. You ready? Oh my God. You threw in a little mix up there probably. All right.  All right. Reset. Reset. Reset. I got it. Go on. Go on then. All right. Right here. Right here. Right now. Let's go. Just pull me up. Just cheat. Oh, thank you. OK. You ready? How do you want to approach this next challenge? I yeah. I assume we've done all this going up. We might as well go up some more. OK. Three, two, one. Jump. Oh my God. Don't worry.   Thank you. I cheated. Oh, this is a gamer's game. I'll grab. I'll grab. Or do you want to grab? Choose. You grab. Let's start our very first part of the plan. It's a three-part process. Ready? Jump. No. No. How many steps did we jump? We I grab. You swing. I let go. We land on the platform. That's like five steps. Yeah. That's as simple as one, two, three, five. All right. Let's start our genuine five-step plan right now. You count it down. OK. Three, two, one. Jump. There we go. Step one. Success. You ready? Let go. No. It's OK. We got a safe spot. As long as we don't fail. You guys, be careful. Here comes swing. No. Now go. Ready? No. Go. Damn it. There's no way out of this. No, no, no. This way. Ready? Look, I know we lost a lot of progress, but we can get it back.  I don't want that kid going. What do you mean? We have to. All right. Hey, maybe we mix up the strategy. Let me know. Here we go. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Circle spins. Oh, yeah. Pigment spin dot com. Cool math game. Now we're thinking the same thing. I love cool math games. All right. Ready? All right. Five step plan. We're back. Yes. Let me sit up straight in my chair. Let me sit up straight.  I doubt it. All right. Ready? Three, two, one. Jump. You baited me. Why did you? Whoa. Why did you bait me? You got scared.  I didn't bait you. You baited me. You baited me. You want to? I'm doing worse. Did you do this to us, man? I'm getting to it. You slowed down. Here we go. Pick me up. Why were you getting shot? Okay. Oh, fast. There you go. Wow. Three, two, one. Jump. All right. Remember, you got to grab your side. Grab your side. You got to grab your side. All right. Now drop. Slowly drop. Nice. There you go. Okay. Okay. Now you got to do it. You've got to do it, Kessie. That was a bonus, man. Wait a minute.  You got to go. Oh, I'll be getting down. Look at me. I feel like you can easily put like crazy frog over this. Even eat out. Eat out. Eat out. I love that. Like, I don't know why I'm a connoisseur of stepping sounds in video games. Like, the stepping sound is really satisfying. So out of 10, what would you give this stepping sound? Like eight, like the fully artist killed this. All right. Now I'm going to put three stepping sounds from video games up on the screen right now. And you tell me, you have to predict which one you think sounds the best and the audience will comment which one they think is the best. Our first stepping sound, Breath of the Wild. It's a little crunchy. Maybe like a five. Okay. Our second sound comes from Slime Rancher. I've never played that, but it's a little gushy. So I'm going to give it a seven. Our third one is Legend of Zelda Majora's Mask. Oh, what are you talking about? I was putting on the mask. Oh, okay. Now I'm going to do it now for bonus credit. Do the yellow link does when he puts on the Goron Mask for the first time. All right. Now actual clip and your clip and the audio overlaid on the actual clip. Now let's tackle this penguin challenge. That's enough of a break. Oh, wait. You have to jump up there. Yep. And I have to grab the wall. Okay. You ready? Yep. Three, two, one. Jump. Got it. You thought I let you down, but I never let you down. Now how do I get? I remember we did it once. Three, two, one. Go. Damn. Say something. You almost cost us everything. Say something. Whoa. Whoa. Hurry. I'm used to it. You got a swing. You got a swing. You got a swing. There we go. We don't even need to talk. We like Naruto Sasuke thrill. Three, two, one. Go. Okay. My penguin runs out of breath really fast. You got to go. You got to go. Here we go. And we're going in three, two, one. Here we go. This is it. If we fall one more time, the video ends. My penguin just starts to get decrepit at it. No. No. We're just going to drink. All right. One more fall and the video's over. Three, two, one. Go. Just pick me up. Oh, oh. Actually, this is good. All right. Now I'll be the swinger. You never want to hear that. You're going the wrong way. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. What did you do? I'm sorry. I'm new to this. I'm new to this. Give me a second. I'm sorry. You never want to hear that. Here we go. Here we go. Damn. It's in the circle. It's harder than you think. I'm just doing it. Here we go. Here we go. All right. All right. Five-step plan. Remember, if we fall the video ends, so this is all high stakes. Three, two, one. Go. Here we go. Three, two, one. Yeah. Are you ready? Three, two, one. Jump. Oh. What? This is getting a little dicey. Is it not? All right. You got to wait. Wait. This is not good. Whoa. Oh, just pull me up. Just cheat. Just cheat. Just cheat. There you go. There you go. You don't have to cheat. You don't have to cheat. Pull me up. Yeah. Yeah. All right. Three, two, one. Jump. Oh, my God. Just pull me. Just pull me. There's a K-5 up there. You got to go there. Just pull me. Just pull me. I'm not going to cheat at the very end. Just pull me. Just pull me. I'm not going to cheat. Go back over here. Okay. Oh, so what are you doing here? Are you going to go to the top? Good luck, guys. You'll need it. Well, we could still lose it all. Slip and fall. We're not going to run. The thing is, we're not going to lose. Okay. You ready? We've done jumps like this a million times. All right. Three, two, one. Go. Okay. I'm going to swing. Okay. Here we go. Here we go. The video doesn't end until we fall. Come on. Here we go. Three, two, one. Go. Nobody's ever done it like that. Wait, how do we? No shot. No shot. We can make that. Yeah, we can make that. You think? Three, two, one. Go. Oh, my God. That was actually max range. Holy moly. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Holy moly. That was a max range jump. That was harder than it looks. Okay. Some of this spin. Technique. Technique. We're going.   I don't cheat. Nice. Oh, there's a cave. There's a cave. Oh, are we supposed to be in here? I don't know, but we can warm our, we can warm our willows by the fire. Three, two, one. We're in the caves now. We're doing way better. I can't believe the video hasn't ended yet. Three, two, one, go. I don't even know where we're going for real. Uh, I need to swing somewhere. Do we need to swing onto there and onto that ledge over there? Oh, we do. And then we have to grab it. Yeah. Oh, my God. What? Okay. Whoa, whoa. Okay. No, no shot. Okay. No actual shot, dude. Go. Which one of us is going to grab? Just whoever grabs it, I guess. Yeah. Are we going to go now? You have to do it.  Thank you. I can't believe it. Oh, wait, no, no. You can't even go in the paint. From the pangolines. You got to go eventually. This doesn't seem high speed enough. Are you ready? I can't. I'm about to get spooled over. You ready? Yeah. Okay. Now you seem pretty fast. Here I go. Go. Here I go. Okay. Here we go. Three, two, one, go. You got to go first. You got to go first. What? You got to grab. I'm getting more and more to grab it. Let me down. Let me down. Okay. I need a breather. Me at the end of the universal run. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. You want me to let go? Yes. No. No. Yeah. Are we going still? You don't want to go so bad, guys. He just wants to go watch Avatar. He just wants to put a red bearing pizza in the air fryer and watch Avatar.  I'm doing so what? All right. Three, two, one, go. Nice. Three, two, one, go. Why did you? Why did I watch? I'll never say anything again. No, no, no. I'll never say anything again. I'll never say anything again. I didn't even finish the sentence. You can't even tell me. Three, two, one, go. Whoa. But now, but now, but now who's the hero? Me. Three, two, one, go. Cheater.  Are you ready? Yeah. Why'd you fall? Just cheat, just cheat, just cheat. Okay. But nobody can do. Three, two. Oh, wait. No, we need to spin. Good thing we discovered the spin technique. I forgot. What did you just do? I held right. Okay. Here we go. Here we go. Here we go. And that's it. That's the end of the video.  Yeah. If it gets 10,000 likes, we'll beat the game in one video. Wow. But it needs to get 10,000 likes. If it does it, I'll not ever play this again. Unless we speedrun it. Guys, don't listen to him. He's coming to sit down in there in the bedroom and draw a thumbnail for four hours. And he stands behind me and goes faster, faster, faster. No. And that's the end of the video. So if you've never even heard that, goodbye.


Bidwell McCormick takes you behind the scenes in Hollywood. Time was when studio tours were commonplace. In the early days of Hollywood development, platforms were built around the spot where scenes were to be shot, and onlookers were charged a quarter to watch the pictures being made. But all that's changed now, and we even get all a lot in Hollywood. You have to just about be one of the performers or the director. Well, not quite that bad, but that does call to mind a theater owner that I once knew who had given such strict instructions against passing anyone in that he actually had to buy a ticket to get into his own theater. Well, that was carrying it a little too far, but I guess this ban on sightseers is important and very necessary. It certainly is. Just imagine how costly it would be today if production was interrupted because someone inadvertently coughed or sneezed on the set or a child cried or someone distracted the performer's attention. Leave it to Butch Jenkins to hand Hollywood another surprise. Now the seven-year-old actor with the dollar-sized freckles is taking piano lessons, and he asks for them himself. American naval officers rescued by rangers in the daring raid on the Cabanatouan prison camp on Luzon will be seen in the scenes of the Invisible Army. One of the highlights of the film will be a reenactment of the sensational raid on the prison camp. The magnificent tramp is RKO's first Hollywood vehicle for the noted Mexican comedian Cantin Plus. Al Herman will serve as art director. Carol Clark will design settings for bar of music, Frank Sinatra's next starring film. Walter Keller will be art director on Riverboat Rhythm. And here's a personality close-up that will interest you. Betty Grable. Betty Grable is a Hollywood success because she planned it that way. She began planning almost as soon as she could total and she hasn't stopped for a moment since. At the age of four, Betty already was hoofing it with the best of them in dancing school and manhandling a saxophone when she wasn't busy plucking discords on the ukulele. In short, she was an infant prodigy and already was praddling off things theatrical and entertaining. Talents such as Betty's in those tender years doesn't go unrecognized for long. At the age of seven, Betty made her professional debut by public demand in spite of the objections of her parents who felt she was much too young. She went on the air and appeared with such notables in the entertainment world as Frank Fay, Ed Lowry, Jack Haley and others. In between times, she was attending the Mary Institute, an exclusive school for girls at St. Louis where she absorbed education in liberal dosages. It had been the habit of the Grable family to take extended vacations every summer far from home. It had been in Maine and in Florida, in Minnesota and in Canada. In 1929, they decided that Southern California might be well worth visiting. They came that summer and the dye, as far as Betty was concerned, was cast. Betty, it seemed, had a good deal to do with their decision to come to Los Angeles and Hollywood. As usual, she was planning. Her first film stint was a specialty number in Let's Go Places made in 1930. Betty Grable is a blue-eyed, golden-haired blonde of the peaches and cream variety. She weighs 112 pounds when she isn't working and when she is, between 112 and 117. The harder she works, the more weight she gains. At one time, while rehearsing day and night, her weight jumped to 122. She never diets and prefers steaks on her menu, although she'll eat anything and everything. She's one of the most adept dancers in Hollywood and one of the best horsewomen. She also bowls very well and plays a good game of tennis. At one time, she took up ice skating in a serious way and kept at it for a year. And now, your local announcer. Bidwell McCormick takes you behind the scenes in Hollywood. When a prominent producer and a well-known director will go out of their way to seek new talent for the leading roles in an important production, instead of using big-name stars with established box office drawing power, they must have something very special in mind. Yes, and I understand that's what Frank Ross, the producer and director Mervyn Leroy are doing in the matter of casting their forthcoming Technicolor production, The Roe. Exactly.  And in a manner befitting a production such as the one this promises to be. Judging from a look at the very attractive packet, which came to my attention recently. A packet? Just what do you mean? Well, a brochure, a booklet, a printed folder. I hardly know just what you'd call it. But it is very attractive and different indeed. It is not designed to sell anything, but rather to buy something. It is a bid for new talent and is addressed to artists' representatives. The brochure is made in the form of a large, filing envelope of excellent quality heavy paper and handsomely lithographed. Within and printed on separate cards of about six by nine inches in size is first a statement by producer Ross of the talent he is seeking. Unknown faces to portray the leading and minor roles in the picturization of Lloyd Douglas' widely read book The Role. And following this is a brief but enlightening description of each characterization to be portrayed. What their part will be and how each should look. This folder was apparently sent to all leading artist representatives or agents throughout the country. As it is also stated, that the screen tests will be held in Hollywood and New York. Well, that's going after what you want in a big way. But isn't that the way Hollywood usually does things? Whatever it is, it's in a big way. Colonel Robert L. Scott of the Flying Tigers is in the public eye again. His famous autobiography, God is My Copilot, has been dramatized for the screen by Warner Brothers and is soon to be released with Dennis Morgan in the title role. There is a possibility that Gladys Cooper, Metregold and Mayor Actress who is only a British star, may return to the stage. She is now talking play possibilities with a noted playwright, John Van Druten. Joan Loring featured in Warner Brothers' Three Strangers is by way of becoming a linguist. She is studying French and already speaks Russian and Spanish. Her great ambition is to be able to read fan letters from all over the world, including China. And now Gertrude, will you give us the personality close-up of that all-time favorite, Jack Haley? Fighting his way up from Vodaville turns in movie houses, small stage roles, small screen roles, featured roles in stage musicals and featured roles in stage productions that somehow did not seem to lead into prominence on the screen. His first big break came some five years ago when he practically stole stellar honors and wake up and live. Haley is a Boston Irishman. Off the screen, he isn't at all the frozen-faced gent he seems. That's his comedy style. In real life, he is very animated. He's a fast and aggressive talker. Before an audience, he can ad-lib with anyone. But if he has time, he prepares his own speeches, Vodaville skits for radio and USO use. He writes well, also contributes funny gags to the pictures in which he appears. He has an Irish temper, Irish generosity, and a tendency to forgive readily. He's superstitious, happy most of the time, but sometimes as melancholy as a dain. He will bore anyone to listen to the antidotes about his children. He adores his wife and brags about his home in Beverly Hills, which he remodeled into New England style, like the homes of rich glutes he used to envy in his native Boston, Massachusetts. And now, a word from our announcer. Bidwell McCormick takes you behind the scenes in Hollywood. Bidwell, what do you know about motion picture press agents? Now that, Nathan, is quite a question. I have a number of very good friends, both in the studio and on the road for the motion picture companies. There's a specialized and highly skilled profession. Today the press agent is a very important man to his company, since he is the only contact between his firm and the press and radio. He must combine the skills of a diplomat, the vision of a soothsayer, and the stamina of a plough horse, I guess. You're just about right there. And the present day press representative, our studio publicity man, is a far cry from the press agent on days when one man advanced the show. That is, went ahead of the stage play and wrote and placed all the publicity. They go ahead for many other important motion pictures today, but they are backed up with an almost inexhaustible supply of photographic art, advance in current newspaper stories, prepared advertisements, and numberless suggestions for publicity stunts prepared by the studio and home office publicity staffs. A photo of photographers, publicity writers, and so forth, numbering from two to three in the small companies to several hundred in the larger one. With all that backing up, why does the contact press representative of a motion picture company have to be so thoroughly trained or experienced? Well, to see the reams of photograph stories, the scores of still pictures and the many letters and telegrams he received from his superiors, one wouldn't think that he would need a thing, but very often he does. In his role, this material is prepared for national circulation and often has to be adapted to locals' situation. Besides, as I said before, the press agent is the front man for the industry and of his company in particular, and an inexperienced or shabby mannered press representative would be like a merchant displaying his wares through a soiled plate glass window. Greer Garson definitely set to romance with Clark Gable in this strange adventure, and if you're wondering what's going to happen to Walter Pigeon while Greer makes with Gable, he's going to star in The Silver King, a Dury Lane melodrama for Metro. Someone asked Robert Young, MGM star and father of three young daughters if he kept a scrapbook of stills from his pictures, news about himself and so forth. What, he replied? And have my young daughters a few years from now using it to paste in over my stuff, pictures of some new Frank Sinatra? And now for today's personality close-up. We have lovely Theresa Wright. She early dreamed of becoming an actress. Usually daughters with theatrical ambitions meet with parental disapproval. But with Theresa it was different. Fortunately her family sympathized with her hopes and financed two summers of professional tuition at Provincetown. This led to her understudying the leading feminine role in our town on Broadway and then to playing that role in a road company that toured New England. Next she joined another summer group in New Hampshire and got some needed training. She returned to New York that fall to snatch the acting plumb of the year. The role of the young girl in Life with Father. From her triumph success in this part she received many film offers but turned them all down because she didn't want to spend a year doing nothing but posing for bathing art in Hollywood. However she capitulated when Samuel Goldwyn tendered her the part of Betty Davis' daughter in The Little Foxes. And although she went back to the Life with Father cast as soon as the picture was completed she has since completed many successful motion picture roles in Hollywood. Five feet two inches tall and weighing 110 pounds Theresa Wright has wavy brown hair and greenish blue eyes. Looks like the typical American girl healthy and full of fun doesn't care for nightclubs a great admirer of Miss Davis and Helen Hayes and now a word from your station announcer.


Hi, I'm Sandy Olnok artist and paper crafter here on YouTube and today I'm going to share a really quick video with a giraffe card And yes, they do wear scarves and the reason I know is because Impression of Session made a stamp set where they have bow ties and Ribbons and scarves so that they can dress up. How fun is that? There's some really fun sentiments in this as well And I'm going to make a million of these because they were so much fun to color and so easy to do and I want to decorate all Scarves, so I stamped the scarf first and then the and mask that out and then I stamped the giraffe and then I Did a half a sentiment on one side half a sentiment on the other for the hold your head high And then I'm just going to finish off the rest of the giraffe down below By mimicking those same kinds of shapes and using a Copic friendly pen a Copic multiliner Because that's going to work with my Copic markers Super easy to finish off that little extra bit And I'm going to show you the easiest way to color a giraffe because goodness gracious Who doesn't need to color a fast giraffe card once in a while? This one can also be done without bows and scarves on it, but why would you I? Mean honestly put bows and scarves on this sucker I might have to do like a whole bunch of these just because I want to decorate all the scarves and put patterns on them and Customize them for people and stuff and all the bow ties and the ribbons and they're yeah, okay, I'm weird I always liked paper dolls when I was a kid and this kind of thing makes me think of paper dolls So I'm using a weird color to shade my yellow V04 if you've taken the Copic Jumpstart class, you will know why and I'll tell you a little bit of the why which is that it's a complementary color So it works as a shadow color now It has a purple tint to it right now But when I go over it with my mid-tone color, which is a wire zero four or a wire one six works as well same basic color Then all of that purple turns into a different kind of an orange. So a little darker Happier orange color with a little more poof to the color. I just I really like how these colors blend well together And notice I'm going right over the spots. I don't really care about the spots right now I'm just focusing on getting the general shading for the whole image first And blending it all out with my Y17 So that it's all blended And now I'm going to go in with an E19 which is my spots color and I'm just going to color the spots I'm not going to give the spots any extra shading You can and that would of course give them more dimension But the fact that all of the spaces in between those spots are shaded and they go from light to darks Is going to communicate a lot of the roundness of the image So if you're going to put a pattern on something color the basic Shapes of it first and then do your pattern on top and it'll still look like it's got a bunch of depth to it And of course down here in the bottom this E19 is going on top of a lot of that purple So it looks much richer down in the bottom section than it does in top section so finishing out all of those little spots and And I was looking at this now thinking okay the nose Not quite looking like what I wanted. I thought maybe a full dark nose on this one I'm probably going to color it a bunch more times and see which one I like better with the dark nose or light nose And then I'll put some warm grays into the ears so that I get a little bit of difference in color there I don't know if they have dark ears on the inside I probably should google that and find out because some animals have dark on the inside of their ears and some have light And I don't know about giraffes don't know well them well enough, but I'm going to color the scarf green And that means this is going to count as a fall card because it's got orange and yellows and greens in it, right? That can be sent any time of year, of course And you can make the scarf match the person's favorite color You can make it a birthday scarf. You can make it a christmas scarf You can put a christmas scene behind it and make the whole thing look like The little giraffe is keeping warm out in the snow. You can put it in a spring scene There are so many different things you can do with this giraffe and I Can you tell I like him just a little bit? There's just something about the giraffe's face and those big old ears And it's just a well drawn giraffe. There's a lot of cutesy weird drawn giraffes. This is a realistic one And I like that about it So yeah, I'm obsessed and weird about Realistic locking stamps when somebody does a really well drawn one. That just makes me happy So using a couple of different colors to color the folds on the The fabric on the scarf and then I'm going to just draw shapes in with my My white signal pen just with a gel pen on top and all of those layers of color Remember I said before if you do all your shading underneath That stuff is going to come through a little bit, especially with The gel pen it tends to soften into the Copic a little bit and absorb It's actually absorbing some of the Copic ink into it So it becomes like a A lighter green as time goes on But you can do all different kinds of patterns on that wouldn't that be fun? Oh my gosh You're gonna see a lot of giraffes on my instagram for a while until I get over my obsession with this darling giraffe So he's got little fringies hanging off of his scarf And when you spend time coloring an image like this, who needs to embellish it, right? Just glue it onto a card base and put it in the mail I did embellish with a little glossy accents on the eyes because it couldn't resist that Oh my goodness. Okay. I'm gonna get over my fawning over this cute stamp And let you go. So if you want to buy it the link is in the doobly-doo There's copic classes here for you. There's more videos subscribe to my channel by clicking on my face And I will see you guys another time and come check it out over on instagram And see if I've done more with the giraffe or not


Gardening has been shown to have numerous health benefits, according to a recent meta-analysis.  It also reduced levels of stress, depression, and anxiety, as well as improved body mass index and life satisfaction. These findings suggest that gardening should be promoted as a way to promote public health. This article was authored by Masashi Soga, Kevin Jade Gaston, and Yuichi Yamura.


In entertainment news, the Lagos State Police Command says it is unaware of the reported bail granted to embattled Nollywood actor or Larry Wajid Jims Ominka, popularly known as Babayjasha. On Monday evening, the comedian's lawyer, addition Ogunlano, had announced that Babayjasha had been granted bail on health grounds, but that they were yet to perfect his bail. Reacting to the report, however, the Lagos State Police spokesman Muiwa Adijobi said the command did not receive such notice.


Hello, my name is Faisal Valli. I am here to represent KAUST, KAUST is King Abdullah University of Science and Technology. This university was established in 2009. Okay, I thought maybe you would be distracted with the music. This university was established in 2009. So very young university. We have more than 200 faculty at this moment. And our university is located in Saudi Arabia. Really on the Red Sea shore. And it has a beautiful campus. And if you see in the background, maybe you can see the pictures of the campus. It's a huge campus. The university is offering masters and PhD degrees. Are the students only from Saudi Arabia? No, the students are coming from all over the world. It's not only from Saudi Arabia. Right now, the KAUST has a representation of 110 different countries. People from 110 different countries. It's not only for the students, but there are a lot of research happening. So that means there are a lot of postal and research scientists as well working there. One of the unique things KAUST has is the facilities. They have one of the best facilities in the world in terms of equipment. And scientific equipment. So they have what we call it co-lab facilities. These co-lab facilities are very much directed towards the equipment which are being used for the researcher. For top-notch research. For example, they have transmission electron microscope. They have scanning electron microscope. More than 10 NMRs are there. XPS and supercomputer and so on. And then there is research centers which really focus on different research topics. For example, what we are presenting here today is KAUST Solar Center. So KAUST Solar Center is very much focusing on research related to solar. So it is not only organic solar or perovskite solar or silicon. But what we are trying to do is we are trying to cover the full value chain. We start with materials. We try to make the devices of these materials and then test the devices with equipment. But also we do a lot of outdoor testing as well. Then we go to the industry. We try to understand from industry what are the challenges they are facing in the Middle East or in Saudi Arabia. And then we look into what can we do to address those challenges. So one of the most important things for Solar Center is the flux of the students. So we have, for example, right now more than 35 students. And I am very happy that today we have one of the students who actually come from Greece. And I want to introduce Lazaros. Hello, hello. My name is Lazaros. And I am a new addition to the KAUST Solar Center team. From my experience in KAUST it is like a five month experience. I was stunned about the facilities. I was stunned about the research there. And I am really, really happy to have the chance to work under my professor, Tomas Antopoulos. And do a very unique project that I am part of. As a PhD student in KAUST I can comprehend that there are many, many, many opportunities for me right now and in the near future. And what KAUST offers in my point of view is something unique. Because it gives me the opportunity to work in academia and also links me with the industry and other academic places that can continue my journey. So what I can say in KAUST is I embrace you. You can join for more information. You can also ask whatever question you have in mind. Saudi Arabia in my point of view is a great country. And I am really happy to have the opportunity to be a part of this team. So Faisal will continue with our research team. Okay, so I think the most important thing what I want to show here is in solar center we have a bunch of faculty working. And they are experts on different fields. For example, we have Fredrik Likwai who is our center director. He has a physics background. We have Stefan Devolf who is coming from the material science. We have Martin Hiney. Martin Hiney is a chemist. And so on, if you see, they are working in interdisciplinary research trying to make it sure that they will come up with innovation which is required for the kingdom and for the Middle East. Also, they are trying to come up with some training programs. For example, solar center recently started a PV design school where students come from within the kingdom and they have the opportunity to learn about how to design the smaller unit for household or for the industrial use as well. So these things we need to do to make it sure that we as a research institute is not only doing the research but also creating an impact on the society. Thank you. This is a huge priority for Saudi Arabia to get solar to work in a big way. That's true. So what we call it, Saudi Arabia has a vision 2030. And in this vision 2030, Saudi Arabia would like to achieve 60 gigawatt of electricity through renewable energy sources. And the two renewable energy sources which they want to focus right now, one is PV and the second one is wind. So the whole thing started in 2019 and today Saudi Arabia has given contracts which are around 4 gigawatts. These are the projects which are already in the installation phase. Around 300 megawatt is already into the grid from last year. So things are changing very fast. You are absolutely right. But what kingdom wants to do which is a little bit different than Europe, Kingdom wants to make it sure that they would have the full value chain into the kingdom. So they want to produce the panels locally. So they want to have a huge interest towards the local contents. And that way the Saudi Arabia is considering that they will slowly start moving from the GDP which is right now based on oil towards the GDP which is more based on other technologies as well. And this could also be export because you can have so much sun with a big cable going to Europe. Yes. We can import solar energy from Saudi Arabia. So I think maybe things are a little bit different there. For example, there is a big project of Neom which is going on at the moment. And what Neom wants, they have a different approach. They don't want to give electricity to other countries. What they want, they want to use this electricity to produce hydrogen and then ship this hydrogen in the form of ammonia to other countries. And for example, in this project, there are big companies already involved. Equapower, Air Products, Ramco. They are working right now producing the electricity from PV, taking it towards hydrogen production and then moving the hydrogen in the form of ammonia to different countries. So this is actually happening. And the students see results in their studies and their work. They see actual applications, actual markets. And not just like learning something, people talking about it, but we need to see the market also, right? Yeah. So, you know, you're absolutely right. We used to have things really on a small lab scale. But now if you really want to make students motivated that their lab scale stuff can move towards bigger plants and change the world, then the motivation level will be different. And what is happening in the kingdom, when you see the bigger companies, they come in and they start making the plants towards getting the hydrogen on a bigger level, producing the electricity using the PV on a gigawatt scale. Then everybody thinks, yes. Things are changing and what they are working on is actually implementing very soon or very near future. And is it kind of discussions you have here with the different professors, different universities, different startups to bring in new tech for these students to work on something exciting, right? Yeah. So this kind of exhibitions and this kind of conferences are a very unique opportunity because we all have different expertise. And when we come all together, we start realizing that we have this part and the other company or the other research group is working on a separate topic. And if we combine these things, we may have a solution which we don't know before we arrive here. Yeah. So I think that is the unique part of the conferences. And this conference, I would say that every time we are here, we always find out a couple of things happen with us. We see some students who are very interested to join KAUST, for example. Then we meet people who thinks that they can work for KAUST. Yeah. And then we meet people who thinks that they have certain equipment which they can give it to KAUST or Solar Center, which can be used in our research. And the most important, last but not least, we also have opportunity to meet with professors who are working in a little bit different areas, but these areas are also important for our research. So this research collaboration which comes from these discussions is also very valuable. All right. And I'm guessing Saudi Arabia wants to do more and more partnerships around the world. Also, they're opening up tourism. You have people come in without, like many countries can come without visa and stuff like that. Yeah. And hopefully there's no COVID. People can just go and do business, right? Yeah. And the society, the young people in Saudi Arabia want to collect the whole world. That's such very, very right observations. Saudi Arabia is changing very fast right now.  And they are really very fast. Yeah. So tourism, yes. Saudi Arabia have not only opened the visas for tourists, but they are also providing a lot of facilities for the tourists. They bring a lot of work attractions. Formula One was in Jweta. There was a Riyadh season. There were big musical shows happening in Riyadh. They discovered a historical place and they opened it for the tourism. Al-Ula is one of those historical places. They are opening all these historical places which I would say were quite hidden from the world in the past. Yeah. And then let's don't forget the Red Sea itself. It's a great place. So what they are doing, they are building a lot of resorts next to the Red Sea so people can go there and actually figure out what is the Red Sea. Diving, scuba diving and all these kind of things will be available for their tourists as well. I heard about these huge new cities using high tech, using future technology, being planned or maybe they are actually being built. And that city for example is called Neom. N-E-O-M, Neom. So Neom is a $500 billion project. So the Arabia is really working on this which will be a very unique city in the world which is 160 kilometers a line, what they call it. Everything is built in one line. So there will be, it's a traffic free zone or traffic free city and 100% renewable energy. So when I say 100% renewable energy that means that they will only use PV and wind. Now, is this really happening or are there only the videos? I can tell you, I was on the ground and I really see things are moving on a very fast pace. So there will be a very special public transportation system or self-driving system or something like that, right? Like a totally rethought city, not like a city you've never seen before. That's what the planning is all. I don't know what kind of the transportation system will be there but they are very open there and they're looking into different possibilities. They call it the line and they want to make sure the line will be something unique in the world. And when it comes to the houses, they are looking into, sorry, they are looking into very energy efficient houses as well. So yes, it will be heaven for the tourism but it will be also eye-opening in terms of the technology. Nice. So looking forward to a lot of exciting future and new collaborations, new partnerships, new noble price coming out of the University of America. Yes, hopefully. Hopefully. We are ready to determine to make an impact. Thanks a lot. Welcome. Thank you. Thanks for visiting us.


Hola, community, I'm Pablo Ascas. And over two years ago, in one of these update videos, I got to share the moment where Blender 2.8 went public. It's always been public. It's an open source project, of course. But the moment where people could try the alpha release. It was a very special day. And I think today is just as special because, because, because, because since one hour ago, the everything notes project or like the geometry notes, which is one subset of that big project has emerged in master, which means is now available for download in the regular Blender, the one that is going to become Blender 2.92 in February next year. So what is it and why are we here? Okay, everything notes is a project that is very ambitious name that everything in Blender, eventually at some point should be or should have an option to be note base, bringing a lot more flexibility and just, just opening the, the horizons of what can be done in Blender. So, so far we have the compositor, the note, the shader notes, texture editing, just barely there. But there's some areas that Blender uses notes for already. And the step that we're going to see today is that modifiers can be nodal. So yes, no, modifiers, there's just one modifier at the moment, which is node base, but all the other ones eventually are going to become one, two, or most of them. The ones that make sense. In code.blender.do we're gonna see the blog where we celebrate this. There is a nice blog post by Dalai Felinto and an image, which if you click, you're gonna get to download the sample file. You can read a little bit more about the motivation, about the notes that are there. Remember, these are the very, very basic one. This is the approach of developing this, this project was, okay, let's get the very basics first and publish it and just share it with the world. Not like they make the whole system and then publish, but just, okay, we have five notes. Yeah, okay, people here are five notes. This is what you can do with that, with it. And there's an example file. So there are two example files here you can download. No, one, this one up here, which I actually have right here. And so how does it work? How does it work? Well, if you just start from scratch, you will find that there is a new, let me get rid of myself here, that if you add a new modifier, you're gonna find geometry notes. Once you add this one, you're gonna see, hey, there is a note, geometry notes. And there is a new editor that you are gonna find here, geometry note editor. There's still no workspace dedicated for it, but as you can see, there is something that happens. And also you're gonna find that this note is now has a blue outline. This is a new concept of active notes. It means that this note is active. So if I choose, I don't know, a bevel. Now this one is active and I don't have any note here because the modifier still doesn't support any notes, but eventually it will. So if I select the geometry notes, I see it here. Okay, what can I do with it? Well, many things. You can shift A to add attributes, colors, geometry, and so many more. Not so many actually, I should say many, but some basics ones you are gonna be familiar with, like math or Boolean math or that one is new. But for example, we can add a subdivision surface. So we have subsurf in the node and we can add some transforming, geometry transform. And then you can perform many changes here from the UI. You can also expose very quickly and you can expose like the integer, the level. You're gonna find that there's new colors here also for the sockets. This green means that it's an integer. This color means that it's a Boolean. So it means it's either on or off. This color is geometry. It matches the color here in the outliner, the same as the node. And there's also other new ones for attributes, which is this light blueish color. You're gonna have so much fun to play with it here. You can expose these values. You can change it up here. If you open the file that it's already shared, you're gonna see a real setup. You're gonna see that, okay, this is the group input. This is what is actually being exposed in the node itself. So you can, for example, here manage how many pebbles in the large area, in the middle. So medium pebbles and the small ones. So you can control the density. Let's go through it a little bit, not too much, because there's actually a lot of material online. So yeah, object info. This is object ground new. This is the object. If we go to the outliner, you're gonna see that this object is actually a mesh. This is where we're going to use to put the pebbles on. But the pebbles themselves are actually from this point cloud object that is pebbles. So if you shift A, you can add a point cloud object. At the moment, this is a limitation, but that this works better for point distribution to do this in a point cloud object, but eventually this will be also for regular mesh objects. Just keep that in mind. But at the beginning, this is how it works. So pebbles, you add a pebbles scattering modifier, or a geometry nodes modifier, and you have an object info. You take the geometry and then you distribute the points using the density of the large pebbles. So these are the large ones. Then you have a few random attributes. So you have a type float in this case, and then the scale. So where is the scale? The scale is like an internal value, like an internal attribute of the mesh, of the particles. Then I have a minimum, maximum, and a seed, and the same for the rotation. Rotation is a vector, so this is the randomness. So it's actually not really random. Minimum, maximum is the same. I know actually, yeah, it's minimum and maximum. So there is quite a range up here, 3.14. Point instance, instance the object, there's the object that you want to make a copy of. Then you join the geometry and join again. In the past few weeks, people having using the Boolean, there is also a, there was a Boolean node. Oh, there is Boolean node here, which works, but it's much slower because it's actually trying to make a Boolean, like actual, like, yeah, Boolean. This joint geometry came to the rescue, so it's much faster, it doesn't have to calculate anything, just joins the geometries, like in this case, the point instance of the pebble, and then the other type of pebble and the other type, all three of them. Then they get joined and this is their result. So it looks more complex than it actually is. It's just three times. If you just want one kind of pebbles, you just, you will have like only one kind. And this is using two types of randomness, one for the scale and one for the rotation. But you can also have, like, for example, density attribute. What is this? Well, this is a vertex group that you have in the mesh. So if you go to vertex group, you're gonna find that there's three vertex groups. And if we just see it here as a solid or wireframe, we see that this is one and these are the other ones. So this is how you call the attributes. You just call them by their name here. Okay, I think that is enough for just browsing the file. If you want to learn more, go to YouTube.  This, Blender Geometry Notes, search for this and you're gonna find videos from even three weeks ago, but I bet if you just filter for like this week, people having, yeah, look at that. Procedural Chair Tutorial with Geometry Notes. Then Geometry Notes, procedural abstract render. Then Geometric and okay, this is old from November, but Geometry Notes. So just look for it and you're gonna find so much content already. The thing is not even released, but people have been creating amazing things. Here, Mido has been creating great things here. I'll go to DevTalk also and to keep feedback about the project on devtalk.blender.org.  I hope you enjoy this and go have fun. Go to builder.blender.org or Blender.Doclar Experimental and download master. It's in master, yes, yeah. It's gonna be in 2.82, isn't that great? See you and till the next video. Bye, bye.


Hi everyone, I'm Nealey and in this video I'm going to share 12 of the best Oberlo alternatives. Just because Oberlo is popular doesn't necessarily mean that they're the best. It's true, plenty of dropshippers use their service, but entrepreneurs who choose alternative dropshipping softwares that come with a variety of different features can actually break apart from the rest and give themselves an edge over the competition. So if you want to be an entrepreneur who thinks outside the box, let's go over our 12 Oberlo alternatives. Before we do that, don't forget to hit that subscribe button and give this video a like. While Oberlo may be popular, they still have their pros and cons. Their pros is that they offer features like price and stock monitoring, bulk order fulfillment and product importing. Cons, they only work with AliExpress as a supplier, so you're limited in what you can sell and you'll have slower shipping time since everything is coming from China. They also only work with one dropshipping marketplace, which is Shopify. This limits your audience and you won't have the option to sell on other platforms like eBay, Facebook marketplace, Wix and many others. Not only that, but they're limited in the amount of features they offer and some of those features like bulk ordering are only available for premium users. With that being said, let's get our list of alternative dropshipping softwares. Our first software of the day is a little self-plug here, AutoDS. Let's quickly go over some of the key benefits that make AutoDS one of the best automation softwares in the industry. They work with multiple suppliers and regions. So unlike Oberlo, there's over 25 suppliers to choose from. AutoDS enables dropshipping on three platforms, those being Shopify, eBay and Facebook marketplace. They've also got features for days, like automatic and bulk product importing, price and stock monitoring, product research tools and order automation. Something cool is that you can actually automate orders and returns, all using fulfilled by AutoDS, meaning it's AutoDS's account and you don't have to risk your own personal buyer account. Plus, you'll also get plenty of dropshipping support. This means blogs, video tutorials, courses, mentors and much more. And to top it all off, anyone can try a seven-day trial option and start for just $1. Second on our list, we have Spocket. Here's some awesome features that Spocket has to offer. First one is product finding. So instead of searching on a supplier's website, Spocket has an option to find products to add to your store directly from their platform. They support multiple suppliers in the EU and US. They have a special extension for AliExpress users, individual bulk order automation, and they also run on multiple selling channels like BigCommerce, Shopify, Wix and much more. The third best option to consider is Modelist, which lets you import products from private suppliers and designer brands. Modelist offers around 10 million products for us to dropship, is integrated with popular e-commerce platforms like Shopify, Wix and BigCommerce. And they also offer a free pricing plan, which is good for anyone on a budget. This non-premium plan allows you to import up to 25 products and a 5% fee per purchase charge only goes into effect if you make a sale. Another decent substitute on our list is Importify. Importify is a good choice because of the following features. They support 45 different suppliers, like other Oberlo alternatives, and Portify can import both products with its one-click importing feature. And they also support multiple platforms like Shopify, Wix, WooCommerce and JumpSeller. Only drawback is that it doesn't work on eBay, which is one of the biggest platforms for dropshippers. Grabbing spot number five is AliDropshift, an automation plugin specializing in sourcing products from AliExpress. Although it only works on WordPress and WooCommerce, here are the main features that make AliDropshift stand out. One-click importing of AliExpress products, one-time payment plan, they're actually one of the few that don't charge any recurring fees. You pay $89 once and get a lifetime support and unlimited use of their service. On top of that, AliDropshift provides digital marketing tools to improve conversion rates. This includes tools like abandoned cart recovery, customer reviews importing, and discounted coupons. Our sixth Oberlo alternative is Dropified. Here's some of their advantages. It's easy to find products with Dropified. They have a great products research tool to find winning products. They also have a private label on demand and product customization features. This means they have an option to brand and sell our products like coffee and skincare. And with its customization options, Dropified allows us to edit product titles, descriptions, and a lot more so that our products can stand out from the rest. Lastly, they're compatible with multiple selling channels like Shopify, Commerce HQ, WooCommerce, and BigCommerce. Number seven on our list is DSers, the official partner of AliExpress. Similar to Oberlo, they don't support other suppliers, but unlike Oberlo, DSers integrates with more than one e-commerce selling platform. This includes Shopify, Wix, and WooCommerce. Few more benefits that DSers offers is stock management, supplier optimization. This is a feature that searches through suppliers to find the best ratings and the lowest prices. They also offer product bundling, which allows you to bundle products together and that can attract more customers with special offers and discounts, which eventually will lead to more sales. Number eight for our Oberlo alternatives is SaleHoo, a platform with a massive directory of wholesalers. This software helps online sellers find profitable products from qualified and low-cost suppliers. Here are the features that stand out for SaleHoo. They have a powerful product research tool, a massive supplier directory. They actually have over 8,000 global and local suppliers. So this will definitely give you an edge in negotiating the best deals for your products. They also have automatic product importing from AliExpress and they offer seller training. They have plenty of video tutorials and online guides to find products and to search for the best suppliers. In spot number nine, we have Printful. This is a unique automation platform that is specially developed for print-on-demand businesses. Printful has become one of the most popular Oberlo alternatives for a few reasons. They specialize in print-on-demand products, which not a lot of other softwares offer. They have no subscription fees. This is great for anyone on a budget and they also have monthly discounts. So the more you sell, the more discounts you'll actually receive. And lastly, they integrate with many different e-commerce platforms. 17 platforms to be exact. Next on our list is WooDropship, an automation plugin for WordPress and WooCommerce stores. With this plugin, you can only sell products from AliExpress, same deal as Oberlo, but they have some great features like unlimited number of product imports, stock and price syncing, and free plans for lifetime memberships. Sinki is another Oberlo alternative that's definitely worth mentioning. They offer millions of products from reliable suppliers. You can customize your product prices and profit margins. And Sinki supports 10 different e-commerce platforms like Shopify, JumpSellers, Squarespace, and much more. Finally, last on our list of Oberlo alternatives is Zendrop. Zendrop has awesome features like individual bulk orders, automatic order fulfillment, quick shipping times, and private labeling. Similar to Dropified and Printful, Zendrop also allows us to label our own branded product privately. All you need to do is choose a winning product from their catalog, fill in a few details about your branding, and then have it shipped to customers. And there we have it, those are the top 12 Oberlo alternatives. Let me know down in the comments if you think we should add any more to our list. Thanks so much for watching, and I'll see you next time.