So my name is Ricky Wiley. My traditional name is Sitka Willemat and I work at Tillicum Leilum as participant on the management team. So I oversee some of the programs and contracts with the early years and children and youth. So Tillicum Leilum is a multi-service organization. We have been in operation for over 50 years and started as a small gathering place for urban Indigenous people to come together after being able to leave the reserve and it's kind of grown from there with services. So we have a health center with lots of health programs. We have family programs, education programs, leadership and training. So we have a lot of different things going on at multiple times. So at Tillicum the programs oversee a lot of different ages. We have some zero to six programs. So we have things like our Building Better Babies which takes place even prenatally and then we have other parenting programs attached to that to six months. We have two daycares, one being our Aboriginal Head Start Program. So that's a preschool for children. We also have our Island Treasure Box which covers some of the little people and then going into school. We have some in-school support after-school program, girls groups, other kids groups going on during the year, summer camps. With our youth we have youth leadership, our youth hub, different groups counseling and then with our adults lots of family services, health services, men's groups, women's groups, substance abuse counseling, different types of counseling and then our learning center. So there's lots of different things going on and we try and capture all of our age groups including our elders just providing a lunch every every other week for them in the community as well. So the mission of Tillicum Laelum is just to enhance the lives of Indigenous people and help support that. So our programs try and reflect that. It's what are the gaps and what are the issues that are happening in the community and how can we support them. So our programs vary. We have education, we have health, we have family services, we have we have other other learning areas. We have cultural opportunities, we have elders groups, we have lots of different things happening. So the aim really kind of molds around what we have access to providing through our contracts and things like that, but also to what other community needs. So looking for that feedback from the community and having those talks of what is the need and how do we support people and there's so many different people and so many different needs. So trying to touch on as many things as we can. At Tillicum, like I said, we have so many different programs and the activities vary between what the programs are. So for instance our Aboriginal Head Start program, those children participate in cultural activities every day and then are also focusing on the literacy and numeracy, physical literacy portion of that and getting them school ready and then obviously having fun and interacting with each other. Another example would be our men's wellness group. So they meet weekly, but I think it's once a month they go and do a traditional bath up in the mountains. So that would be an activity that they have in their program. Afterschool programs are pretty rec based so they're working on relationship building with the kids there and playing lots of different games and doing things like that. However our leadership and training program, you might be resume building, seeking help for job supplies like work boots, things like that, but you also might be looking into like a Blade Runner's program and doing barista training, carpentry training, cooking training. There's different things that happen throughout the year so looking at what that might look like. So programs do have different activities depending on what they are. Our All My Relations group meets weekly, bi-weekly we have an elder that comes in and shares teachings with us and then on the other weeks we have things like our sweat and medicine walks and different things that are offered to the community. So activities are also based on community feedback and what's being what's the desire and the need of the community and changes all of the time. Program succession is based on a few different things. We need to do some evaluation where we are required to do some evaluation through our funding and I think it is very important to make sure you're evaluating your programs with the success is looking at do people seem like they're engaged in the program are people coming back to the program are they happy at the program when we ask them for feedback is it is a positive feedback or is it constantly that there's there's issues happening so I think attendance retention of people accessing other services within the organization having that trust with the people on that program to offer other things is are all measures of success for the programs. Each program at Tillicum is is kind of different I mean we try and get them to connect so that we can we can have a wraparound service approach but in doing in looking at the success of them or how we measure that is is sometimes something that points that we have to hit because of our contract so it's like did you see this many people are this many people continuing to come did these many children get get returned back home some of those things are very tangible and some of them are not some of them are based on the feeling of people and what if they feel it's contributing to their life and moving forward so like a rediscovering spirit program that is a very personal program and people take different things out of it from one to another so those measures of success and and hitting targets are sometimes tangible this many people graduated this many people moved on to v i u this many children are feeling safe in their home things like that from stats and self-reported and some of it some of it is just does just it comes much later and we hear those stories from people we have many people who started off in programs here as little people and now are working at this agency and wanting to give back to the community because of what this community has given to them so in looking at the differences between participants at the beginning of a program to the end it is very program dependent so if we look at our kett college program for instance that program is a four-week program prepping children for kindergarten before they attend we have children that sometimes have never left their their families and so it's a hard transition for them but in looking at the changes between one of them an example might be we've had we had one child that came into the program and it was a really hard transition process for them and by the end they were happy to go they felt they were encouraged at school they felt fine to leave on their own and didn't need their parents support in doing that anymore and were able to transition into kindergarten effectively so that might be one one area of how we see the changes we have people that go through programs where they start working with on life skills of intensive family support and they go from not being able to have their children in their care to having their children full-time and not needing ministry involvement so it looks really different from program to program in what skill building means and transformation means I would say program demands are quite high um in across the board so again going back to kett college that program started with 20 students and is now up to two classrooms so up to 40 and we could probably take more we did have a wait list our adult learning center same thing with a lot of our groups we are at capacity of what we can do with the staffing that we have so I would say that our enrollment is quite high continues to be quite high we're constantly looking at how we can enhance our services to deal with the demand for the need from people I think our positive feedback comes in many forms when we're doing evaluation of our program some of it is doing surveys and asking for quotes you know there's people who feel that without the support the extra supports of the program that they wouldn't otherwise be able to attend the program um looking at overcoming barriers like transportation and and um access to service is something that we hear constantly from participants also viewing the transformation in people of just their their way of being I think is is something that we see in that in that area but we the reports sometimes don't come until later it's we hear them from other areas in the community where they're working with an individual and they're like oh yeah we heard of you because so-and-so talked about this program and how it's how it's important and individual staff get get messages back from people thanking them for the impact that they've had on on their life and helping them move forward so sometimes they are in surveys people giving good feedback and comments but sometimes they don't come until later and people are personally expressing their gratitude for for what's been provided for them as a service I think with challenges in the pro in programs there will always be challenges with barriers and access to service with the capacity of programs and services and how they can service but overcoming that I think will constantly will constantly be a part of the work and I think working together with the the higher level of trying to access funding and and putting that forward and then with the staff and then with the community working together on understanding what the needs are and how we overcome those barriers is a huge part of it funding is also is always is always a huge challenge and we will be I think trying to overcome that for for ongoing in the future I think that's that's going to be a challenge for a while and and that's okay but overcoming those obstacles and and working with everybody on that is is important for us to keep educated and and fresh on what the needs are and how to be creative and how to put things things forward in a context that makes sense on a government level that can actually trickle down and make a difference on a community level I guess one thing just to just to kind of put forward about telecom is we have many people that have gone have spent their life their life at telecom myself I grew up at the Friendship Center my my mother's family is from Stimulus First Nation and they've never lived on the on the reserve but as a child was able to do programs here went through children's programs youth programs started volunteering became a summer camp leader and then have kind of worked through the process and I'm so happy to be here working with with the staff that we have here in the community it is like a home and it is like a family so I know that I'm not unique in that story there are there are people that I have worked with or work with now as co-workers that I was there summer camp leader when they were little kids or I have co-workers that was my summer camp leader when I was a little kid so I think that follow-through really being a part of the community is is huge and it's kind of seen at all all levels of life and I it needs to be like that education piece and the relationship building piece needs to be focused on throughout the whole thing we can't just decide to start doing it once you're in university or decide to start getting on with it it's never too late but I think laying the groundwork as as little people and being able to belong is is definitely important indigenous education is sort of a I guess a hard topic for me to define of what that actually looks like so if we're looking at the education of indigenous people I think that's a that's a huge topic in itself when we look at who are indigenous people what does that mean we have people that are living urban from here and are not from this community and their beliefs are different are completely different and they different from territory to territory people to people but then also from neighbor to neighbor family practices and beliefs are completely different so in lumping together what does it mean for indigenous education it's a hard one because constantly I feel like there's that look for tangible things of what that actually is and so with looking into that education piece is it looking at the values and fundamental fundamentals of indigenous practice that seem to have some consistencies between all or is it the individual things so with indigenous education there's that part of education for indigenous people and having that supported and looking through the systemic challenges that indigenous people go through in access to education that's that's one thing to focus like I guess my focus when I'm looking at what indigenous education is is the education of indigenous people but then looking at what is indigenous education look like on a large scale so are is everybody being education educated about indigenous indigenous people and again that it's that's hard to break down because there is so many variations between people and what that looks like however with indigenous education I think there does need to be a lot more work and a lot more focus around what what we want that to look like or what that is because right now there is I think there's a misconception and a lot of people are misinformed about about indigenous people and what that and what that is or what that means I think skill training for indigenous peoples is important I mean skill training for everybody is important but if we're focusing on the indigenous population for the sake of our conversation indigenous indigenous skill building is important at all levels I think skill building is always important at all levels the things that we learn as little people transpires to what we do as adults so putting that skill building in early and often is important there can be interventions taken later in life if you haven't gotten those those skills but looking at we can't just create a program or a model when you turn this age you can learn the skills to do XYZ it's how have people been prepared for that to go into that skill building program so if you haven't gotten those skills is there something to be able to get people to that level to look into skill building so for our leadership and training our employment program you know you have people that are trying to apply for jobs and look to get into that well if they don't have the skills to be able to do that job or if they don't even have the identification to be able to apply for a job say their sin number how where do we meet people where they're at to support them to to moving forward because not everybody is at the same place and we can't just run a program that is going to work for everybody that's not that's not the way it works everybody's not the same and everybody's at a different place so so I think that the leadership and training is super important but we do need to be flexible and where we're meeting people and how we're going through that process in the next 10 years for indigenous education I would like to see I would like to see many things happen I would like to see indigenous people feeling comfortable going through the I guess traditional education system and feeling supported and being able to do that mental academic part of part of education but I would also like to see education take a little bit of a change on their view of what it means to be educated and take a more holistic approach I think there's so many things that are happening in today's world and you can see some of the breakdown happen where we're forgetting some of those other parts of ourself and having that education and I think including indigenous ways of knowing and and that education piece of how how people need to focus on their whole selves is a part of that change systemically but with indigenous education I think I would I would love to see it in more more of our programs and really looking at looking at a more focus and more care taken on what that actually means so does indigenous education mean mean oh we have more indigenous people graduating what does that mean are they still feeling like they're supported in that area are people being educated in the area of indigenous people the history the present and the future how do we how do we move forward with everybody here in feeling that they're supported indigenous and not but how do we how do we work together on that and how do we form education and programs that people can feel safe to attend and that they're not they're not swaying one way or another but they're both being respected and being able to move forward so I think the the area of indigenous education for the future is something that still needs to be focused on heavily and I think it will come from the the children the students the faculty and and our our elders and looking at what that actually looks like for for education and what do people need to gain that knowledge we have this system of education where you graduate high school you go on to your bachelor's degree then you go on to a master's degree you go on to a phd and we have people teaching those courses of being experts in indigenous studies or aboriginal studies or first nation studies that could be that they have taken they've done two major projects and taken a few undergrad courses on that area and I'm not saying that that's a bad thing but looking at how how broad of a scale just what what is covered under indigenous and we stick we can unfortunately we're sticking it into one course where people feel that they're educated in that area and they have a handle on it and that's something that needs to be looked at much more


Hello again. So this month's book, well it's the end of the tax year so I thought a particularly interesting thing would be to look at finance and of course Britain's also in this kind of Brexit process. So my book of choice today, which is one that I was introduced to a few years ago and I loved, still love as a book, it's called Sacred Economics. It's by Charles Eisenstein and it was the first book of his that I was introduced to by someone who came on one of my permaculture courses and they very much recommended it and they said that it was available as a free PDF. You can actually just download it for free off the internet which is making a point that essentially we live in a gift economy from the perspective of nature that Charles very succinctly points out around that you know we didn't earn the sun, we didn't earn the air we breathe, we didn't earn the trees and the plants or any of those things the water they're just here we're born into a world where all of those things are given to us and so he introduces or reintroduces us to the idea of the gift economy and how for many many millennia humans have behaved just like the rest of life in that things effectively are there for free and you might have to stake a claim to a territory for instance but we had no money we had no ownership on any of those things and that somewhere along the way we invented money as way of allowing us to make what feels like a fair trade in a moment when we started to move from a world where we knew the people around us and so we had trust in our community and it felt that if one person did something for another then at some point in the future that favor would be returned and then we started living in a world where we traveled more and we met people once in a lifetime and we might have an exchange with those people where we would have to find a way of balancing that exchange and so along comes money in order to help us to do that to enable us to put a value on things and such but it's a fascinating book what I particularly like about Charles because money obviously is something nearly all of us use and it's something that we're all we all have feelings about in one way or another some of us have much more than others and Charles really is in this book is looking at how do we do money better effectively how do we create a better way of making those exchanges with each other and so it's another one of those books that lacks pictures so here we are you can see it's all writing and you know perhaps with a bit more editing it could be a smaller book it is quite a chunky book I remember when I first got this because I like paper you know for me the internet is great it gives us access to so much but at the same time it's potentially fragile and the power goes off while I lose a connection and I no longer have access to the internet my copy of the book and so on so I bought a paper copy because I like paper you can see I like books and so um so I had this one and I had another book which I wouldn't name around the theme of economics as well which was about half of the stick and uh and I was going to lead some of the training for a permaculture meeting so I thought well I'll take the one that's less heavy because I didn't have to carry it around so I took this other book with me and tried reading it but it was really hard work and not very interesting um and then I came back later and I read this one and I was completely enthralled so no pictures but fascinating and what I particularly like about Charles is that in this book he answers all those questions um very intelligently that we might ask that we don't like to ask which is why would all the people with all the money or all the land share that back out again with the people that don't have it and he gives very good reasons why that would be a good idea for everybody so um it's just it's a very interesting book because money is something that makes many things possible it made it possible for technological processes to make things like this camera and the internet to happen in the first place but also in our modern world it's created a lot of inequality so this is all about how do we do it better and I could also recommend his earlier book The Ascent of Humanity which touches on money a bit in here as well amongst other things and he's also written another book subsequently the more beautiful world our hearts know is possible which I've yet to read ironically but this one I would definitely say start with this one you can get it for free as a pdf if you want just download it there's there's two websites called Sacred Economics they're both actually good um but Charles Eisenstein is the book that I'm recommending here and um get it for free or buy a copy um you'll love it he writes beautifully and he answers all those important questions highly recommended


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Alright guys, I thought I'd put out a quick video today to celebrate the fact that yesterday my YouTube channel went past 20,000 subscribers So you hopefully can see on screen. This is my current live subscriber count So you can see that that is currently on 20,052 so that might even go up while recording the video. I kind of hope it does that would be well exciting So I thought we would commemorate the occasion by doing something a little bit different But I'd like you guys to help me decide what we do for that So I'm going to do a kind of 20,000 subscriber special and I want to do something slightly different So I've had two ideas One idea if I think both ideas I'm going to go live for so let's give that a try We'll do something live on YouTube So idea one is kind of you standard ask me anything. I think that's what the cool kids call it, isn't it? so I will just fire up a live stream and And You can ask questions. It can be to do with my it can be to do with why my hair looks the way it does It could be to do with the where the faff went so whatever so that's one option that we could do and That could be cool. The other option is of something different. Maybe this would be live as well would be like play a game I like playing games So maybe I could live stream playing through a game. So ideally Something that's not Like Skyrim. That's quite big. So I was thinking maybe I could play through a game something like fire watch because Much like my widgey. It's short and quick to finish So what I'd like to do is drop a comment below the video Let him know which of those ideas you think is the winner or if you've got a better idea by all means throw it Into the mix. I might just go for it But let me know are we're gonna do an AM a we're gonna do a Playthrough of a game or we're gonna do something more mysterious and mystical Who knows? So drop that below the video and at some point soon you'll see in your notifications that I have scheduled a live event and that's gonna happen speaking of live events and the Live monthly hangout was a huge success last month. So that's gonna become a regular thing So the next one is gonna take place at 9 p.m. On the 6th of January, which will be the first Friday in January I believe so if you want to be a part of that then get yourself over to the patreon page and become patron and all current patrons at the beginning of January will be Sent an invite to the event and then a link will go out on the Friday about 10 minutes before the event starts something like that So I think that's everything for this video. Thank you to all 20,052 of you that are still subscribed And I hope that the next 20,000 are just as nice But obviously, you know, I prefer the original peeps, you know those that have been around since the beginning back in the days When I had nothing, you know built myself up from from now from having a little What are they called one of those microphones to this? So, yeah, you guys have been around for all that time. Thanks. This is for you Losing the plot right. Thanks for watching this video and I will see you maybe in in the next live video latest


Hey guys welcome to the latest episode of Come Again where all geek culture collides where your host I'm Shannon. Billy. This is one of our men behind the camera for the most part. John's out of town right now so Billy is kind of subbing for him. Billy doesn't say much. No I don't like cameras. So not really a whole lot happened this week. Yeah everybody's behind because of the little series. Which was amazing I was fighting my nail. It was nerve-wracking. I was tired for work the next day. I went to bed about 12 30 I think and I got maybe five hours of sleep. Got up at 6 a.m. to get the kids off to school. Yeah I had to get up at 5 30 to drive to Springfield to work at 8 12. So I had it like a 14 hour day when driving.   It's worth it though. When I worked in Taylorville I worked at a call center there. I would have to be at work at three in the morning and I worked until mint or until noon. As soon as I get off work I'd have to drive all the way to Decatur. Pick up the tattoo artist that I was apprenticing under and go serve my eight hour apprenticeship. Oh yeah. Oh no. We'd close at 10 o'clock at night. I'd drive all the way back. Got three hours of sleep. Yeah it happens. So not really a whole lot's happened on the CW. Yeah. Arrow, Supergirl, Flash. It had its moments. Even Lucifer and Gotham are really. And of course right now the Exorcist, Lethal Weapon, MacGyver and all those are kind of on a short break. Yeah. Which are some really good shows if you haven't had a chance. Yeah I'm scared to look at reboots and movies made into TV shows. Those three shows are awesome. Lethal Weapon. My wife and I have to watch it. Let's check that one out. It cracks us up every time. The Exorcist, it's not really a reboot. It's actually more of a sequel. It was revealed in the last episode, which was a couple weeks ago since it's on a break right now, that it's actually a sequel to the movie. The original movie. Okay. I'm not going to spoil it for you guys to find out how it's a sequel, but they don't reveal it until like the last two minutes of the episode. Oh yeah. MacGyver is really good, but it's got the CW effect. They have to have that team in there to kind of, so it doesn't just focus on MacGyver anymore, but he keeps this little bowl of paper clips. That's the fix all. And when they're having their team meetings or whatever, he'll sit there and play with it and make like a broken heart out of it or a phoenix or stuff like that. It's a paper clip. But it does do really good pays tribute to the original. So it's not like one of those horrible remakes. Small bill. Supergirl, episode seven, season two, they're getting ready to introduce the Cyborg Superman. That should be cool. I'm sticking with the thought that Cyborg Superman is going to be the original Hank Henshaw before Jon Jones took over his life. I think his mind got transferred into Jeremiah Dan versus the body. That'd be cool. See Dean Cain as Superman again, kind of. That'd be pretty cool. That's what everybody's been waiting for. Because that was, in my opinion, the best Superman show that came out was Lois and Clark. I love that show. It was great. I mean, it came out at the same time as the death of Superman storyline in the comics. You couldn't get a more popular superhero at the time than Superman because of all the media surrounding it and everything. Oh, yeah. I don't know which had more of an outcry. Superman died or Captain America dying.  Why? You're Captain America. Why would you ride a Kawasaki and have a clear plastic shield? I'm glad you fixed yourself normal. Yeah. Well, nothing says bad Marvel movie like Fantastic Four. Which one? The original. Which original? The one that was released or the one not released? The one that was not released. Oh, see, I've actually watched that one more than I haven't. It's so bad. I've seen the pictures and I'm like, no, it's so bad. It's good. And of course, you got Howard the Duck. I love Howard the Duck though. It's okay. It's one of those that's so bad. It's good. Agree to disagree. Yeah. Game seven. I got mad when they pulled Hendricks out. Like why? He was pitching great. He was doing awesome. And the fifth, you pull him and put why? And Billy knows a lot more about the Cubs at this point for this season than me. Simply because I did not watch a single game this season. Because I was so worried I was going to jinx them. There's probably a lot of people like that. So I just, I did not watch anything. Well, what time did you start watching game seven? I watched, I started by halfway through. What was the score? They were up. I think it was four to two. Okay, so you're the reason why they tied? Yeah. Okay. You're the reason why I didn't end in the night. Okay, let's try to figure out why. I'm sorry about that. But it was game seven. I wanted to see at Cubs Worlds. I also talked about getting on Facebook. It's like, Shannon, stop watching. And of course, I was shaking. I was so worried that if they, if they failed, you guys knew that would have known I was watching. He was going to blame me. But uh, no, it was a good game. It was a good series. I was sweating bullets. Yeah, the fact that they came back from being three, three games down, just amazing. Oh, yeah. And then getting in 10th inning on the seventh game of the series. That's in and of itself. That made history right there because I don't think that's a happened for a long time. Think of the fourth or fifth team that's done it. So that's came back from three to three to one to come back away. And they're like one of the few teams that actually has a hundred and one hundred and three game win series throughout the entire season and actually win the whole series. So there are a few things going against them going into it to begin with. What else were we talking about before we started filming? There wasn't really a whole lot. No. Oh, they did reveal money more from Power Rangers than Megazord. Yes, I've seen that. It looks cool. It'd be cooler if it was a transformer. I don't understand. I don't like the whole story. I don't like the whole story either. I've seen a brief trailer for it and I was like, that's not Power Rangers.  It's like remember the stuff you watch on TV? Do that. That's basically what they did. It's like I've never seen the suits. Nothing. The Megazord, it looks cool, but it's not the Megazord. It looks nothing like the original Megazord. They could have at least paid homage to the Megazord, maybe updated it a little bit. They basically made Big Bad Beta Borgs is what they're making. Yeah. It's like why? Or VR Troopers. Which, sorry Billy Forester, if you're watching this don't bash on us for mentioning Big Bad Beta Borgs. He's on my friends list and he played Flabber. Oh. Yeah. I'm sorry. I've been trying to get him to, you know. I love the show when I was a kid. It does not stand the test. No, it does. It's one of those shows that suffer from the Webster fact. Yeah. It's like that. Was it Turtles, the next mutation? Oh, horrible show. Just another one of those shows. It was awesome when you were a kid. It wasn't even awesome as a kid is. I had life choices. The best episode from that was the crossover with the Power Rangers in space. Yeah. Big Bad Beta Borgs, it holds up a little bit better than next mutation. And VR Troopers and all of this bit off. Yeah. Beta Borgs at least had cool swords. Yeah. VR Troopers. That was, yeah. Which fun fact, the guy who played Ryan Steele, the leader of the VR Troopers, played the voice of Traia from Triforia in Power Rangers Zero, the Gold Ranger. Really? Yeah. He upgraded. Not much because it was Power Rangers Zero. Him and Austin St. John do conventions together. Okay. Since they both played Gold Ranger. Yeah. Jason David Frank was originally supposed to get that part of Ryan Steele in, but it wasn't VR Troopers at the time as Cybertron. Yeah. Copyright infringement. Copyright infringement. What's going on in wrestling? Do you know? I haven't really watched in a while. Hell in a Cell was last week. Oh my gosh. They actually did three good cell matches. It started off with Reigns and Rusev. Two guys. Rusev can wrestle like no tomorrow. Reigns just does, probably it's like Stone Cold. All he does is punch and kick. It was actually a really good match. Really? The championship match with Rollins and Owens was a really, really good match. It's like Jericho got involved and you don't watch it. Just go watch it. I'm not going to tell you the details, but I hear their truck, they're working towards bringing the shield back together. It would make sense. It really would. Everybody thinks that the best Hell in a Cell match ever was mankind and Undertaker. Yeah. Sasha Banks and Charlotte put on an amazing Hell in a Cell match. It was so good and I'm not going to tell you one because it was, it's that good. Which did you hear? Undertaker's return to WWE has been revealed. Okay. It's going to be with 500th issue or episode of SmackDown. Oh, okay. And one of those record. He's going to come back as American and he'll come back out on his motorcycle. That'd be cool.  It wasn't, it wasn't that bad, but it was. As long as he didn't go back to the blue jean that he was in when he first feared as American bad. Yeah. I don't like this, what they consider Undertaker now. I was like, that's not Undertaker. No Mohawk. No shaved head. It's got to have the long hair. It's not that. It's those gloves. Yeah. It's like, you are not a fighter. Quit trying to be a UFC fighter. You are not that. Actually, he does train. He is a mixed martial artist. But that's not what people want to see with the Undertaker though. It's like, with me, I want to come back. I would like to see him in the UFC though, at least in one fight. He would get destroyed. He's old. He's old and broken. If he was in his prime. Oh, in his prime. He would, he would twist people up. Oh yeah. But I want him to come back as the Undertaker. The purple gloves and all. I would like to see as his debut in Survivor Series. I would like to see chains come back as the duplicate Undertaker. Yeah. And have them go at it one last time. Or just have chains in April and all them to show up. Just have them pull men for your show back up. That would be, because whenever the Undertaker disbanded the ministry, he did say he would bring them back at some point. Yeah. It's like, just bring back the ministry. Yeah. A lot of them were fatten over weight in the 90s when they were there. But you know what? DDP yoga. I think they'll wait and bring back the ministry of darkness whenever Undertaker is ready to pass the torch. Yeah. It'll be the Bray. It's going to be. I hope not. I like Bray Wyatt. He's okay, but he doesn't have the, he's not going to be as iconic as the Undertaker. Oh, no, he's not. But they could build him up to be if they wanted to. They really could. No. Oh, no. Nobody's going to hold that torch. So no, no, no. It's like that's, there's a few people that you can't do that with like Undertaker staying. I think someone who could have taken the torch would be Vampiro.  But they need a gimmick like that and an athlete like that to be able to pass that iconic torch on to. They do have somebody they could do that with. If you want like the size factor and just that kind of personality would be Baron Corbin. That's the demon, right? The Baron Corbin, the lone wolf. He just came up from NXT during the draft. Okay. See, I never watched the NXT. Oh, do you want to watch the MSN?  That's Finn Balor. Oh, okay. That's Finn Balor. Finn Balor is smaller than me. Oh, okay. He's like a buck 90. And then remember when WCW tried to pass Dustin Reynolds off as their version of Undertaker called Seven. Yeah.  Him and Relic and all them, TNA did Relic, which WWE basically owns now. Yeah, I heard about that.  They need to start coming up with new stuff. The main thing I watch it for is the Divas matches because I'm sorry. I apologize. I apologize for the women's matches because these girls actually wrestle. They did change it back from Divas title to the women's championships. Yes. It's like 90% of the women that are wrestling now came from like England. They came from Shimmer. They came from the independent groups that actually train women how to wrestle. And I love it. My favorite of the female wrestler was Caitlin when she was really? Caitlin was dude. I'm sorry. Caitlin, what is not to like about Caitlin? She can't wrestle. Yeah, she could. A lot better than AJ Lee. So that's when it's still Divas. That's why AJ, I liked AJ.   I'm sorry. I'm sorry, punk. I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry.  I'm so sorry. Bad jokes I've heard. I'm sorry.  And not for a nine year old Filipino. Wow, you made it even younger. At least a 16 year old. Nice rack for a 16 year old girl. Let's leave on Hawaii, Nebraska. Arkansas. No, that's only their sister. Yeah, sister or daughter. Yeah. Hey, my favorite women's wrestler I love. Bailey's always, I've wiped her for a long time and since in XD. Who is your favorite out of all sports entertainment? Who is your favorite wrestler period? Oh, wow. Past or present? From the past would be Kurt Hennan. I love Mr. Perfect.  Is that Jeff Jarrett? No, that was Kurt Hennan. Oh, WCW. No, I'm talking about Mr. Perfect Kurt Hennan and WWF at the time. And current, it's, there's too many, like NXT. My all time favorite hands down the Undertaker. Yeah, see, I love people like the Undertaker. Past, present, future, no one will ever match the Undertaker. Yeah. The WWE really missed out with a good storyline they could have told with The Undertaker and Ultimate Warrior. They decided to go the route of them being enemies. Yeah. But and wasn't that the first, uh, casket match? Yeah. Because the Ultimate Warrior was training with the Jagged Snake. See, I think it would have been better if Undertaker and Ultimate Warrior would have become tag team champions. No, WCW was the time when he was by himself. He didn't really need. That would have been an awesome team though. Undertaker's power and Ultimate Warrior's just intensity. Yeah. That would be an awesome team. They would have shamed the Legion of Doom. Yeah.  Oh, yeah. I mean, especially if the Ultimate Warrior had the, you know, duster trench coat like he had in WCW. Yeah, he was horrible in WCW, but the way they presented him before he actually got into the ring was pretty cool. Yeah. Actually, slowly and balanced. It's not taking so much cocaine. But yeah, they really should have teamed Undertaker and Ultimate Warrior up at some point. Yeah, that would have been good for like a few months, but not a long term. They, I think they would have conquered the tag team division. They could have. I would have even liked to see back when Undertaker was the American Badass and Hulk Hogan came back to WWE. Yeah. I would have loved to see those two team up. Oh, no. That'd been good. Like when in Hogan's area, my favorite was Macho Man. Macho King Randy Savage. Yeah, not the Macho King. Back when King of the Ring wasn't even on pay-per-view. It was a, yeah. It's not now anymore, so. No. They need to bring back the King of the Ring. I miss King of the Ring. It was really good. That's something the Undertaker, they never, he never got the chance to. It's a shame. I would have loved to see an Undertaker reign as King of the Ring. Well, see, I just wish they bring back, like those types of matches is like, because yes, the Royal Rumble, you get a guaranteed shot. King of the Ring, you got a shot at the World Championship and the next pay-per-view. That's what they need something like that.  It's like, oh, this is who you're going to fight. We're going to try to build something in the next two weeks. And with this whole PG era of WWE. It's hard to do stuff. They don't want blood. They don't want a lot of things. I can kind of see it where, you know, they had the Attitude Era, which was rated R. They had Ruthless Aggression, which wasn't quite rated R, but it wasn't. It's a strong PG-13. Yeah, PG-13, and then they went to PG. I understand they're afraid of things getting old and stagnant.  It's like, hi. Like, thumb war. They're going down. Oh, yeah. That's where WWE is headed at, or McMahon Helmsley. I hope not. But like I said, the women's division is my favorite right now, and that's the only reason I still watch it. Yeah. That NXT is amazing because they basically just do whatever they want. Regal's in charge of it, and he's doing an amazing job getting talent in. Nice. Because you got Bobby Roode there now. You've got Austin Aries. He's like, he's actually going out and getting... Bobby Roode in your relation to Rick? No. R-O-O-D. Oh, okay. He's from Canada. Canadian? Yeah, Canadian. Oh, and Eric Young made his debut at the last on NXT with Sanity, so... They're talking about Matt Hardy is interested in buying TNA. Oh, he's not really going to hurt him, but... Well, from what... Please do not bring back the Hardy boys. Never, ever, ever again. No, no, no. They wouldn't bring back the Hardy boys. They would bring back broken Matt Hardy. No, please no. From what I hear, the broken gimmick is really working for them. I haven't really watched TNA. I've caught maybe a handful of episodes and tournaments. TNA, the only person I would watch from TNA would be EC3, and he's about the only good versus they have left. WWE needs to bring back, with everything that's going on politically in the world, now would be the perfect time to bring back the nation of domination. Yeah. It'd be a perfect time to bring back DOA, Disciples of Apocalypse, for those of you who are too young to remember. Right to censor. Right to censor would be a good way to bring back too. I wouldn't have it led by Stephen Richards. I like Stephen Richards. I wouldn't make it the way they did before by taking the godfather and valvinus and ivory and all. No, bring it home. Bring back the faction but with different people. Not ones that were originally for a mature audience. I like the Blue World Order as well. Which they could get away with bringing back a new DX too or a new world order. I just like the Blue World Order but the Blue Meaning was one of my favorites in ECW. Him and the armist chicken plucker. You know DX they've got, well they had at one point when Hunter and Stephanie were doing the whole authority storyline with Bryan. Daniel Bryan. Daniel Bryan. They had a number of wrestlers who would have been good to see join forces as a new DX like CM Punk, Dolph Ziggler. Daniel Bryan would, I saw him more as an outsider, a popular outsider like Steve Austin type. But definitely Dolph Ziggler and CM Punk would have been good to see join forces as a type of DX. Just have Punk go bring back some people and you know have the chick magnets again from ROH. I love wrestling. Nexus seemed like the new blood from WCW. It was, Nexus was horrible. If they would have done it a little bit better I could see them being It's just the fact that when they debuted they took 12 guys to beat up John Cena. That's how weak they were. It took 12 of them. And then of course the Nexus went on to Bad News Barrett. I got some bad news for you. I love that game from Barrett. I love it a lot better than King Barrett and it was right with this Barrett. They need to have Wade Barrett announcing the 2016 presidential election. There you go. There's your thing. I got some bad news for you. We're screwed either way. That would be awesome. If you're watching this, Wade Barrett, feel free to come on the show. Yeah, make a comment. I doubt that he's watching. That'd be cool. That'd be awesome. Yeah, I love the whole bad news thing. He's like had his little poting nut loose up in the air. Wow, we've actually gotten to a half hour so far. We were worried that we weren't going to have anything to talk about. Now I'm going to turn the reins over to Billy for a little bit. He's going to talk about the Doctor Strange movie. Stay tuned.


This module explains why there is, most of the times, a distinction between the management of a business and the ownership of a business. So basically, when we invest in a business or when we start a business, sometimes we do not consider ourselves as an expert in a certain field, as a naive or a beginner. So for that purpose, what most of the people do is that they hire a professional manager. So when you are hiring a professional manager, it means you are trying to cut down the risk that is associated with running a new business. So if you have started a new business or you are already established and you want to start running it with a smooth flow, or you are expanding, then it is always better and safer also that you demarcate ownership and management. So in all the successful business ventures, we see that there are success stories in which the ownership did not manage the proper business and it turned out to be a success. But in most of the times, we see that owners hire an expert to run their business smoothly as a manager and they handle all the decision making, allocation of funds, capital budgeting, etc. So what is the benefit of this? The benefit is that, for example, if you are a beginner and you do not have much experience to run a particular business, then you hire an expert manager and he will have experience. If you want to work in any business, then you can take advantage of his experience, he will do the decision making, after considering his experience, he will run your business. Another important thing is that when you are trying to hire a manager, it is beneficial that he can use all the different resources with his skills to efficiently use them. The next important thing is that when we are going to hire a manager, the advantage for a business would be that the manager can nicely contribute in diversifying the various types of resources or the various types of funds by allocating them in different ways. There is a risk that you will not get a loss when you diversify your funds or the risk of different types of funds. Your return will not have a lot of effect on that or you will not get a loss. For example, if you work in the same way and put all the money, then it is possible that if there is any problem, then you have the intention of getting a loss. Therefore, if you will diversify that you have put some money in one thing, some money in another thing or initially you run a business, but also you have bought some bonds. So when the bond returns and you have a loss in your business, then you will not have to take a big loss. So this is how you can diversify by considering the various types of risks that are associated with your business. The next important thing is that when you are hiring a manager or an expert who has an experience of running the type of business which you are running, then it can also help you in saving in terms of the cost that is involved in gathering various types of information because they have got links in different areas in different types of businesses and through those links they can gather the information. But if you start collecting all the information yourself or for example, you have to fill in manpower in your house and you do not know what kind of skill sets are available in the market and what salary to give them and how to handle them, so again a manager can help you in saving from all these kinds of problems. Another important element which we differentiate or distinguish, separate management from ownership is that there is this concept of learning curve. So learning curve basically tells us that overall when you continuously keep on doing a certain task if you keep on doing a task repeatedly, then eventually a stage comes when you have to use less time and resources to do the same work. So if you hire an experienced manager to do your work, then it is possible that he sits on a higher level of the learning curve and you get an advantage from that. So basically why are you doing all this work? The objective is to maximize the shareholders wealth. If you are working for a corporation or a shareholder of a corporation and if you are running an individual company, then again the objective would be to maximize your profits. The maximization of the profit or the maximization of the wealth is basically the objective of any firm. So if you are dealing with a corporation, then again the objective of doing all the various types of activities is to maximize the shareholders wealth or its benefit is the objective. If you feel that an expert manager can do this, then you will hire a manager or you will hire the experts that are having a good experience of running the various types of things or matters that are relevant to that particular area for which you have to perform any activity. So it is better to segregate the ownership from the management of a business entity in order to meet the objective of the organization which is to maximize the wealth or to maximize the shareholder wealth in the context of a corporation.


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I'm just gonna throw a few quotes and then we go read in the Word of God. Daniel would rather spend a night with the lions than miss a day without prayer. Daniel would rather spend a night with the lions than to miss a day without prayer, as the devil rose against prayer during that time and Daniel didn't bend into that. Today the devil will not threaten you to stop praying. He'll just make you busy. He'll just make you lazy.    You were called to pray. You know when John Shee was here, how many people came up to me and even now writing and they said, do you have John Shee's number? I need to talk to John Shee and people would get angry. People would get passionate and of course I won't give him a John Shee's number. And I said, that's not gonna happen. You're not gonna talk to John Shee. John Shee is too busy, but I need to talk to John Shee and I'm thinking, John Shee doesn't want to talk to you. But there is a God that John Shee talks to that is asking you, talk to me. There is a God in Jeremiah 33.3. He said, call on me. He says my number is available and how many times, you know, we would rather beg and seek to get a contact from someone when there is a God who that person depends on. Every day back on us says, come, come, come. And we said, no, no, no, no, no, but I want to talk to him. Then he would rather spend a day a night with the lions than a day without prayer. For 40 years, someone said, the sun did not rise on China. That God did not find a missionary Hudson Taylor on his knees. For 40 years, a missionary Hudson Taylor rose up. When the day would get longer, he would wake up earlier and he said this, for 40 years of his life, never once the sun came up without him first being on his knees praying for China. I believe the same thing will be happening in our city. Before the sun rises, we're already gonna be on our knees pleading for our city, pleading for revival, believing for the best to come in Jesus' name. Can somebody say amen? In 1722, account Nicholas established a community in Germany for exiles of Moravia. He called it under the Lord's watch. In August 27th, 1777, 24 men and 24 women have entered into a covenant to create a chain of prayer that will not be broken. They started a prayer movement in Germany 24 hours a day, 24 men and women in the beginning and then others were added to it. This prayer lasted for 100 years without being broken. That movement became a missionary movement which eventually affected Charleston and John Wesley and others. That movement created missionaries that were so radical for the gospel. The one time they wanted to reach Indies islands and there was no way to go into those islands but as slaves. These two guys from this prayer group went on a slave's market, sold themselves as slaves, went into the Indies islands to preach the gospel and no one ever heard back from them because when we are a praying church, we will never be a praying church. It will be a powerful church. It will be a passionate church. We will be a radical church and most importantly we will see the power of God in Jesus mighty name. Can somebody say amen? Put your hands together for Jesus Christ. Someone said, water flourishes in the space prayerlessness creates. Prayer delights God's ear. It melts his heart. It opens his hand. God cannot deny a praying soul. I like what someone says, pray when you feel like. It is sin to neglect such an opportunity. Pray when you don't feel like for it is dangerous to remain in such a condition. Somebody say amen. Chinti neighbors say you gotta pray more. Billy Graham said, to get our nation on its feet, we have to get down on our knees first. To get our city on its feet, you have to get down on your knees. To get your home on its feet, you have to get down on your knees. To get your business on its feet, you have to get down on your knees. To get your health on its feet, you have to get down on your knees. Richard Lewis, he was one of the guys who was working with our first president in the United States, George Washington. He sneaked on George Washington and he noticed that every morning at four o'clock in the morning, George Washington would escape into a public library, get his Bible, read his Bible, get on his knees and begin to pray to God.  There are stories circulating of bullets being shot at him and nothing ever hitting him. There are stories circulating where supernaturally God birthed the nation because the general who wasn't a pastor was not a home group leader, but he depended upon the king of all kings and the Lord of all lords. If he was busy and could find time to meet with God at four a.m., my friend, you're not a general. You're not a president. Okay, some of us, we have a lot of free time. We just need to kick the laziness in the curve. Wake up a little bit earlier, close yourself in your room and spend time with the Holy Spirit. If mornings are not good for you after work, lock yourself in the room for 30, for 40, for an hour, whatever God leads you to, to spend time with the Holy Spirit. Can somebody say, man, Jim Caviz is one of my favorite actors in Hollywood. He says, if I don't pray, I have no gratitude and no appreciation. If I lose these two things, gratitude and appreciation, I have no zeal for life. That's why prayer is so important. Because what the world thinks of me is far less important than what God thinks of me. The world at its best can only like you. That's it. The world does not produce love. Love only comes from God. So you can choose to either be liked by many or loved by one. If a Hollywood actor and I have studied a little bit about his personal life also would wake up very early to go exercise and then go spend time with God, how much more you and I are challenged to really make prayer our lifestyle. Martin Luther said, it's possible. It's more possible to be alive without breathing than to be a Christian without praying.


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Hello and welcome to the session. I am Asha and I am going to help you with the following question that says, find A, B and N in the expansion of A plus B raised to the power N if the first three terms of the expansion are 729, 7290 and 30,375 respectively. Let us now begin with the solution and we are given that the first three terms are 729, 7290 and 30,375. So let T1 be the first term of expansion A plus B raised to the power N. So this is equal to A raised to the power N which is 729. Let this be equation number one. Now second term T2 of expansion A plus B raised to the power N is equal to Nc1 to A raised to the power N minus 1 into B and this is 729,0. Let this be equation number two. And the third term of the expansion is Nc2 A raised to the power N minus 2 into B raised to the power 2 and this is equal to 30,375. So let this be equation number three. Now dividing equation 1 by 2 that is T1 upon 32 will be equal to 729 upon 729,0. That is A raised to the power N upon Nc1 into A raised to the power N minus 1 into B is equal to 1 upon 10. It is further equal to A upon NB is equal to 1 upon 10. So let this be equation number four and now dividing equation 2 by 3 we get T2 upon 33 is equal to 729,0 upon 30,375 which is further equal to, now T2 is the second term which is Nc1 A raised to the power N minus 1 into B upon and the third term is Nc2 A raised to the power N minus 2 into B square. So this is equal to on simplifying we get 6 upon 25 frame. Now C1 is factorial N upon factorial 1 into factorial N minus 1 E2 is equal to factorial N upon factorial 2 into factorial N minus 2. So this can further be written as N factorial upon 1 factorial into N minus 1 factorial into A raised to the power N into A raised to the power minus 1 into B upon factorial N upon factorial 2 into N minus 2 factorial into A raised to the power N into A raised to the power minus 2 into B square so this is equal to 6 upon 25. So this further implies N factorial cancels up with N and we can further write it as 1 upon N minus 1 into N minus 2 factorial into A raised to the power minus 1 A raised to the power N cancels up with A raised to the power minus A raised to the power N. So we have into B cancels up with B we have N to 1 upon in the denominator we have 1 upon 2 factorial is 2 into N minus 2 factorial A raised to the power minus 2 into B so this is equal to 6 upon 25 or it can further be written as N minus 2 factorial cancels up with N minus 2 and we have 2 upon N minus 1 and A raised to the power minus 2 goes on the numerator and we have A raised to the power 1 upon B. So this is equal to 6 upon 25 or we can say that 2A upon N minus 1 into B is equal to 6 upon 25 so this is equation number 5 and now dividing equation 4 by 5 to get the values of A, B and N so 4 raise A upon N B and we have 2A upon N minus 1 into B so this is equal to 1 upon 10 upon 6 upon 25 or it can further be written as A upon N B into N minus 1 into B upon 2A which is equal to 1 upon 10 into 25 upon 6. So we have 5 2's at N, 5 5's at 25 and A cancels up with A, B with B and we further have N minus 1 upon 2N is equal to 5 upon 12 or on cross multiplying 12 into N minus 1 is equal to 10N or 12N minus 12 is equal to 10N or 12N minus 10N is equal to 12 or 2N is equal to 12 or we can say that N is equal to 12 upon 2 which is equal to 6 so the value of N is 6 on substituting N is equal to 6 and equation number 4 we have A upon N B is equal to 1 upon 10 that is upon 6B is equal to 1 upon 10 or we have A upon B is equal to 6 upon 10 so let this be equation number 6 now substituting A is equal to 6 and equation number 1 which is A raised to the power N is equal to 729 so we have A raised to the power 6 is equal to 729 can be written as 3 raised to the power 6 so this implies A is equal to 3 and now on substituting A is equal to 3 and equation number 6 we have A upon B is equal to 6 upon 10 or 3 upon B is equal to 6 upon 10 so this implies B is equal to 10 into 3 upon 6 so we have 3 2s or 6 2 into 5 is 10 so this implies B is equal to 5 A is equal to 3 equal to 5 and N is equal to 6 so this completes the session take care and bye for now


Yeah, I've done some self-reflecting and the way that the floating panel was handled, like was shaped by me, that was a mistake. That was a mistake. Now that I'm a bit more relaxed and I see how the development of it is going, I think that it should have been a 5.26 feature and not a 5.25. I totally rushed it. So what went wrong and mostly it's the fact that it had some significant issues and many of them were actually known. So I knew it had issues and still it was shipped. And yeah, I did receive a lot of criticism which now I'm trying to address with various bug fixes. So I actually got to work trying to bug fix this. I had like a couple of months where I was busy, didn't do any video now, I'm back to videos and bug fixing. And just in the last week actually two bugs of the panel, sorry, the floating panel has been fixed and you might say like, good job Niccolò, thank you, no, no, no, not me, not by me. But I tried, I helped out as much as I could. But anyway, let's actually see what these bugs are. This is the first one and it is broken corners on dialogue, floating and apple hint. And it seems like it's not related to the panel, broken corners. It actually is. And it is related to using Wayland with scaling. What happens, let me see if I can get a screen, a correct screenshot. Nope. What happens when you do that is that you're going to get a white, weird looking band on the bottom and bottom right. I think I have a screenshot somewhere. I haven't any screenshot anywhere. Okay. As I was saying, now I have scaling enabled, which I hate.  And you can see that on the bottom of the floating panel, there is this very weird blueish and also on the right. Why is that? Okay. So let's actually investigate what this bug was and how it was fixed. First bug. This is due to the contrast effect. And if we disable the contrast effect, it magically goes away. However, I suggest you to never actually disable the contrast effect because it is a nice effect that makes Plasma look prettier. But I mean, what is the issue? The issue is that the contrast effect is something that is usually drawn underneath applets and the panel in general dialogues. What it does, it takes the colors from the wallpaper, it blurs them. That's actually the blur effect, but they basically do them together. It blurs them and also takes the strongest color and makes it more saturated so that it looks better when you're using a transparent thing, like breeze, breeze, but a fault is actually a bit transparent.  Well, why is it leaking? In theory, it should be only drawn underneath the panel for obvious reasons. And it currently isn't. So what happened? Well, what happened is that this kind of SVGs cannot, can only be scaled by other one or 200%. There's no in between. So even if you're like doing 1.25 scaling, the SVG is going to be scaled at two. And then it's going to be scaled down to fit 1.25. And that sounds okay. That should actually work in theory. However, in practice, I have found the mask to be always double, roughly the double the size that it should be. So the issue is that the mask, which is the SVG element that's the, decides how big should the element be was always two times as big. Now, to actually understand that, we also needed to understand slightly that there's two kinds, two different kinds of scaling. And the one that we use in them, we learned is QT scaling and QT scaling in theory, like abstracts a lot of scaling madness away. So you just say, I don't know, take 10 pixels and it's going to say, yes, it's 10 pixels, but it's actually 10.25 something because they're scaling. But to me, the programmer is that's abstracted away. So in theory, what I should see is that the mask is its correct size. However, I find it to be double the size. So 3000 pixels wide. That is too much. I don't have that many pixels. So how was it fixed? It was fixed by this patch authored by me kind of will get to it. What does it do? Simply enough, it says, let's take the alpha mask, which is the mask that actually says where you should draw the contrast effect. And then if we have a divide pixel ratio, which again is either one or two, depending on your scaling, which isn't one, so it's bigger, then you take alpha mask and you scale it so that it is divided by the device pixel ratio, which is two. So you make it half taller, half wider. That's it. It just works like that almost. This almost worked. It actually took another week for me to realize that for some reason, this value, the device pixel ratio is taken from the alpha mask, which is taken from like the SVG, which is caked actually on your plasma dot cake, like home dot cake file folder, sorry. And whenever we save to cake and then load the file back, the scaling is reset from two to one. So it worked for the first time. And then the second time, it just stopped working because the scaling was reverted to be one, even though it should be two. So what I did is to add another line that says after you get back the mask frame, you take the background and you set the device pixel ratio to the correct one after it's loaded. So you make sure that it's always true. This fixed it. Why do I say it's not my code?  Luckily for me, he actually made, not luckily for me, but he made a typo. It actually closed a bracket in the wrong order, which made this patch to seem like it wasn't working. This means that I had to do this whole investigation, understanding where the issue was. And when after like one month, two months, I opened this patch again. I was actually able to understand it and I noticed that one bracket was in the wrong place. So I just moved it and that was it. Patch 3D plus this one. This one is mine and I still think it's a bit hacky, but let's not get into it. Second bug is this one. And it's very easy to reproduce. As a matter of fact, I have it right now. You can see that there's a shadow around the panel. It's not even touching the panel, but there's a shadow around the panel. Now, floating panel documentation says that the panel should not have shadows. Never. Well, that, it almost seems to work. It works on X11. It almost works on Wayland 2, because if you boot up Wayland, you do not see the shadow, which is correct. What I found out is that if you have something with a shadow and you remove it, that's gonna work. But then if you add it back and then you remove it again, that's not going to work. It only works for the first time in Wayland and always works on X11. So that was weird. And I actually have, just to make you understand, 12 files open of me trying to understand what was going on. Actually, it's seven. 12 was about the other bug. This one is seven. And I was just going through all of these lines of code to understand why was the shadow there? Like, why didn't it get removed? And after again hours, sadly, of investigations, I gave up. And I went to another developer person. I went to the K-Wing chat and I said, hello, I have this bug. Do you have any idea why? That was yesterday. Today, the developer of Queen, Vlad, did a patch, which is not this one, actually. This one, sorry. That just fixes it in one day like that. Wow. I wish I couldn't understand to encode that well. And this is the patch. You could ask me what it does to explain to you, but I only know we need to call org KDE queen shadow manager on set to ensure that the surface state is properly updated. That's the best description that I can give to you. However, this bug, the shadow that's floating around the window is gone, which is great news. So as you can see, I'm not exactly proud of doing many backfixes because both of them were patches by K-Wing developers. So now it's going, it's really more up to me at this point, because the next thing that I will probably focus on is one thing that everybody complained about, which is the panel defloating when I maximize something. People have a complaint that it doesn't look fair enough. Okay. It kind of was like no issue too. Again, when I did the merge request, it was supposed to look a little better, but I couldn't figure out the exact details on how to do that. So I had to do a quick change last minute, but okay, okay, we can try to make it look better. And that's what I'm going to focus on. Luckily, this time, this time, it is all about code that I understand, hopefully because I wrote it. So it's going to be me bug fixing something, France. But that's the end of this floating panels update. And see you tomorrow with another video on this channel.


Good day ladies and gentlemen We are making Kaphir as us exquisite folk like to say and most you guys know I say kefir kefir, but I found out that Kaphir is the right way to say it And it's something that has continuously come up in the context of animal foods as that is a focus on my channel From a rudimentary conventional point of view you could say Kaphir is rotten milk But true Kaphir is made with raw milk Ideally from grass-fed pasture raised animals, which is very nutritious and the main selling point of Kaphir The reason it's so popular is the magic of Kaphir grains Just like you use yeast to make bread a culture to make yogurt the mother in apple cider vinegar Kaphir grains are a very specific type of mesophilic symbiotic culture Mesophilic meaning it grows optimally between 20 to 45 degrees Celsius aka 68 to 113 Fahrenheit Symbiotic meaning these bacterial strains grow together without overpowering each other these specific bacterial strains found in a true Kaphir culture are conducive to building a healthy gut microbiome So you have the nutrient element the vitamins the minerals the preformed fatty acids that are contained in raw dairy Combined with these probiotic bacteria such as lactobacillus, bifidol, streptococcus Beneficial yeast like saccharomyces and every single one of these strains of bacteria have been shown to inhibit Pathogenic bacteria in studies the lactose in milk is broken down by the bacteria and yeast in these kaphir grains Turning mostly into lactic acid resulting in an acidic tasting product. It also contains ethanol aka alcohol Studies usually finding a range of 1.5 to 2% alcohol in kaphir and this depends greatly on the fermentation time We spoke about acetic acid in our apple cider vinegar video how it benefits the gut Kaphir contains this as well as many more beneficial compounds Let me show you guys how to make this magical drink This is definitely the most difficult part of the whole process Sourcing the high-quality raw dairy products that we need to make kaphir. Here. I have some raw goat milk These are the heirloom kaphir grains and here I have some raw goat milk that we're going to let sit at room temperature for several days to make clabbered aka sour milk the difference between clabbered milk and kaphir is the starter culture used We still have the wild yeast in the air that are going to ferment this milk Except due to the difference in bacteria the environment. It's not going to be the same Emphasis that you cannot replicate the kaphir heirloom grains You have to purchase them whether it's from a raw dairy farm whether it's on Craigslist You cannot replicate these grains very important to also note that you need non-reactive material Kaphir reacts to aluminum Copper nickel certain metals a glass and stainless steel are okay, but you have to be very very careful So right now it's pretty cold in my kitchen. You know even this glass jar is definitely below 68 degrees So it's likely going to take two to three days to ferment as opposed to you know overnight 12 hours the warmer it is the quicker this is going to ferment obviously in the summer You won't have to do it nearly as long. You won't have to use nearly as many grains So typically 5% of the weight of the grains is used in making kaphir I just put all of them in because I know the fermentation is going to be slow because it's cold And then here we put the milk in so I'm going to mix this up a little bit And it's important to mix this several times throughout the fermentation process They used to store kaphir in Bags made from goat's stomach and they would hang them on the doorways So when people pass through the doorways, they would mix it up And that just keeps the lactose and contact with the kaphir grains so that we build up all those beneficial Compounds that the microbes are making from the lactose So very simple. We have the milk mixed with the heirloom kaphir grains and we just have some regular milk We're gonna let these ferment side-by-side for you know two to three days And then we'll look at them. We'll taste them. These need air. You can't cover this Kaphir needs to breathe, you know Don't don't seal the lid if you want you can use cheesecloth and you definitely want to use cheesecloth if it's like summer outside Otherwise flies love this type of stuff. It has been 48 hours as we said the kitchen is a little cold this time of year So we gave it a long fermentation time the kaphir has separated has a very Fermented yeasty smell to it. You know if you were to smell this you'd be like oh it smells like bread So we're gonna give this a little shake To mix it up There's a lot of bubbles a lot of fermentation still going on And then here we have the sour milk that's also been sitting on the counter Which smells a little bit like yogurt actually so I'm not gonna strain the kaphir this time I'm just gonna pour it into a cup So the grains are in there this time So I'm just swallowing them with the kaphir and I really love the taste of this stuff I always start my day with it for the probiotics for the nutrients really feel like it gives me an energy boost and The combination of the protein the acidity the richness from the fat flavor of the milk It's a really really unique flavor combination and not only that you know It's an understatement how important it is to have an Unsalted fermented product in your diet when these fermented foods are salted like Cheese the type of bacteria that grow tend to be histamine promoting So some people don't tolerate those fermented salted animal foods whereas they do tolerate things like yogurt kaphir and all of that stuff So we're gonna try the milk too I've never actually had this before I think it could go another day or two But these are two very very different things This tastes absolutely nothing like the kaphir. This has no acidity. None of that alcoholic tinge Doesn't really taste as good taste kind of like bland kind of flat So if I was gonna make you know sour milk clabbered milk, it's probably needs a couple more days But it's definitely changing Jane you want to try some milk? It's goat milk I know I got I went to get my hair done yesterday.   Okay. That's a that's a pretty good comparison I think it it might taste like grass a little bit So thank you guys for joining me today If you could please like the video Subscribe hit that bell icon and above all guys Please share the video if you can if you guys would like to support me further What can they do Gina? Please check out my brothers meat company Frank's free range to me So you can go to Frankie's free range meat comm high quality nutrient-dense animal foods at an affordable price and ladies he's single Thanks again for joining me guys. Enjoy the rest of your day