It is up you guys. We'll move back to another one. If you're new to the channel, I'm Goldpony, I do new car track SUV reviews on YouTube. And today we're in the brand new 2023 Lexus GX460 courtesy of Bobby Rayhall Lexus and Mechanicsburg PA. For more information on their inventory, please feel free to check out the link in the description box below. And so why are we in this one today? Because this is probably the most reliable luxury SUV in existence today. And there are actually plenty of changes for the 2023 model year as well. And this thing is a true off-roading SUV and I'll be touching on that. And of course, so in this video, we will be touching on everything about this one from acceleration to braking, steering for ride quality, sound system, exhaust club, all that fun stuff. So having said all of that, what do you guys say? Let's just go ahead and jump right into it. And as always, let's start with pricing. And so as you can imagine, there are several different trim levels for the 2023 GX460. First one being the base setup starting at $58,525, premium for $59,860, luxury for $69,180. And lastly, the one we are in today being the Blackline Special Edition going for $63,260. But regardless of trim level that you go with, the power plant on this one is going to be the same. Powering the Beast is a 4.6 liter naturally aspirated V8, putting out 301 horsepower at 5,500 RPM, 329 pound-feet of torque coming in at 3,500 RPM. That power is going to be sent to all four wheels. This is a full-time four-wheel drive system that comes standard on the GX, by the way. But the power is sent to the ground through a six-speed automatic, zero to 60 time, approximately 7.2 seconds. We'll test that out here in a little bit. Top speed 110 miles per hour if you're really interested. And fuel economy comes in at 15 in the city, 19 on the highway, taking premium, unleaded fuel. So now we've got all of that out of the way. Like I said, let's go ahead and give this a shot. Let's go ahead and find a straightaway. Let's put the GX 460 here to the test and let's see how quickly we can get this one here up to speed. All right, in three, two, one, go, baby! Ah! That's actually quick. All right, that's nice. So I thought for the size of this beast, it was going to be kind of slow, but I love that it's still not turbocharged. So many vehicles out there are still turbocharging everything right now for whatever reason. For fuel economy, I get it. But still, it's a naturally aspirated V8. So there wasn't any turbo lag or anything. Was instant power the second you hit the gas. Definitely not going to have any issues emerging onto the highway. Although this thing is a beast, the engine is a beast as well to match it. So that was plenty of an acceleration for this thing. Kind of surprised me. I don't know, it's been a while since I driven this thing. But anyways, to go along with that acceleration as always, braking is equally important.  In the back, 12.3 inch ventilated rear discs. As far as the six easier stopping distance goes, it actually comes in at 133 feet, which obviously isn't the best. It's not the worst I've ever tested though. Think the worst was 139 feet on the Volkswagen Atlas. So 133, it's not the worst. And it's to be expected in a vehicle of this size. But I will say, you can kind of feel that. It doesn't come to as quick of a stop. I can't talk. Doesn't come to as quick of a stop as you would expect or you would probably want. Upper 120s is typically what I would look for in an SUV like this. So I don't know. I'll just say the braking could be better. So that touching on suspension and handling up front, you're gonna get an independent double wishbone type front suspension. In the back, four link rear suspension, front and rear stabilizer bars, along with gas pressure eyes, shock absorbers of course. As far as ride quality goes, it's actually been perfectly fine. Now I did hit some bumps back there. So kind of did have that off-road feel kind of to it. So I will say that, but in my short test drive, it has been perfectly fine for me. As far as steering feel goes, it kind of leans on the heavier side of things. Which I personally appreciate. Always love a heavier weighted steering feel. And you kind of got that in the GX. It's not super heavy like a sports car, but it feels good. So it's definitely not a loose steering feel because that's typically what you find in SUVs actually. So I like it in the GX. It does a good job here. But as far as cabin noise goes, we're going 35 miles per hour. There is almost no wind noise whatsoever coming into the cabin and not really any road noise either. So it kind of is a very serene cabin in the GX. So as expected for a Lexus, I guess you could say. So I do like that as well. And touching on visibility, this is probably the best visibility you're going to get in an SUV like this because of its shape, I can see perfectly fine out of my rear view mirror. So it's not going to get a heck of a lot better than that. And rain-sensing windshield wipers touching on full-ward visibility come on the premium trim level and up, which is kind of weird because those rain-sensing windshield wipers, if I remember correctly, were standard last year for the 2022 model year. So now you got to get the premium trim level and up for them. So I don't know, that's kind of interesting. But anyways, that about rounds out the performance segment of this review, you guys. Let's now go ahead and take a look at the exterior of our brand new 2023 Lexus GX460. All right, you guys, here she is, the new 2023 Lexus GX460 finished in black. Yes, that is the fancy color name for this particular version that we have here. By the way, there is a new color for 2023. If you're interested, it's called eminent white pearl. Now that is a cool color name, but anyways, let's go ahead and start where the GX is actually made. Taking a look at the VIN, first character is the letter J, indicating that the GX460 is built and assembled in Japan. Actually 100% all of it is built and assembled. The parts, everything is in Japan. So that's pretty cool. But anyways, let's go ahead and start up front on this one. Of course, you have that large Lexus spindle front grill in typical Lexus fashion there. Triple beam LED headlights to the sides. That comes standard for every single trim level across the board. Wanted to emphasize that because in some other Lexuses, I know you don't get the triple beam. You get the LED projector headlights, but you don't get the triple beam. So this is added illumination for all trim levels. I absolutely love that. LED daytime running lights, also coming standard, you guys can see those. Those are on right now. Automatic feature, meaning when it starts to get dark in at night, those headlights will turn on automatically for you there. Also automatic high beams though. So if you have your high beams on at night, it's going to sense a vehicle coming in the opposite direction, then automatically dim them back to low beams. And when that vehicle is gone, it's got to automatically then bounce it back up to high beams. So that is pretty cool. And then if you were to go with a premium trim level and up down below, you will also get LED fog lights. So I don't actually have them on right now, but you can see that they are down there. But nonetheless, this is a very menacing look up front. Let's not go ahead and make our way to the side. All right, so now since we are around to the side of this one, looking all the way to the top there, roof rails do come standard for all trim levels across the board. The crossbars that you're seeing up there, that is an added option, but they look dank old up there too. But anyways, rear privacy glass also coming standard. Did you have some chrome belt line molding coming standard? But of course we don't have it because we have the black line addition. So it's going to replace all those chrome accents with a gloss black. So actually it looks really good with everything blacked out on this thing. But take a look at the side mirrors, body color, power adjustable side mirrors do come standard. They won't be heated with LED integrated turd signals then as well. Also, illuminative running boards coming standard for all trim levels across the board. I 100% love that and you actually kind of do need the running boards to get up in the GX. When it's kind of a stretch, I can do it, but the running boards are definitely helpful, I will say that. But so then taking a look at the wheel configurations, they are going to differ dependent upon the trim level. 18 inch split six spoke alloys for the base and premium trims. 19 inch split six spoke alloys for the luxury and lastly 18 inch split six spoke alloys with a gloss black finish for the black line that you guys are looking at. So definitely very nice. I do like the look of the wheels on this thing. But anyways, that pretty much rounds out the side profile. Let's now go ahead and make our way to the back. All right, so now since we are around to the back of the GX, I'll know if you guys could see it, but there is a body colored shark fin antenna all the way to the top up there. Just below that rear spoiler with an integrated brake light. If you're wondering, where is the rear window wiper? I will show you. It's actually tucked away up underneath of that rear spoiler. There it is, there I got it for you guys. But anyways, that's pretty cool. The Chevy Tahoe and Suburban does that as well. It kind of helps with assisting with visibility, rear visibility. And the other cool part is the reason why they do that is because you can actually open it up. You see this button right here? Go ahead and press that button. It's gonna be able to open the rear glass. So you can let in a little bit of air on a nice spring day like today in Pennsylvania. So that is pretty cool as well. I love that the GX does that. So not many luxury SUVs, let alone any SUVs will allow you to do that. So big fan. And of course to the side, you do have LED tail lights for a little added illumination at night. Believe it or not, there are still some manufacturers that do the halogens back there. So always appreciate the LEDs. But just below it all, there is a single exhaust outlet with either a chrome or a dark chrome finish. So that is pretty cool because so many manufacturers are tucking the exhaust away. And I just love the exposed look like we have on the GX here. So big fan. But anyways, I do believe you guys know what we have to do next. It's always here is that exhaust clip. Oh! Read something else since we are around to the back of this one. When it comes to opening that rear lift gate, it is a little bit different than most other SUVs. I will say that. So there's a button on the key fob to unlock it, but there's kind of a hidden latch on the left side of the lift gate itself. Basically just pull that towards you and it swings open to the right. And then of course you got the button on the rear glass as well to pop the rear glass. But it swings open to the right. You close it to the left. It's not like it opened up a vertically kind of thing. So anyways, once opened up, cargo capacity behind the third row comes in 11.6 cubic feet. Behind the second row, 46.7 cubic feet. And with all of this folded, 64.7 cubic feet. So that's the very most spacious SUV, but it's still a beast of an SUV nonetheless. But cargo lighting can be found back there. There are actually grocery bag hooks. There's chrome plated tie down anchors. I liked that. For the luxury trim leveling up, you will also get a cargo cover back there as well, which is pretty cool. And there is a spare tire that comes standard on the GX. And as far as the tools to actually change the tire, it's located on the backside of the liftgate actually. So you simply just turn these two little do-hickies to the left, it's gonna open up. And that's where all of your tools are to actually change the tire. But anyways, then making our way up to the third row legroom, 29.3 inches. Not a whole lot whatsoever.  But rear ventilation does come standard for the rear passengers. There's some rear cupholders back there as well. Then making our way up to the second row legroom, 34.1 inches for reference. I mean, even six feet tall. This is how much space I had back there. Captain's chairs are gonna be optional. The standard configuration is going to be bench-sheeting. That is what you guys are looking at. And if you go with that bench-sheeting, there is rear center armrest with cupholders.  We got those heated seat buttons if the rear passengers just look forward. Trizone climate control is actually gonna come standard as well. So driver passenger and the rear passengers can all set their own temperatures. So that's super convenient as well. The only thing I kind of miss seeing is I would have loved to have seen some rear window sunshades for those rear passengers. But maybe I'm just being picky. So let's go ahead and make our way up to the front seats. 10-way power adjustable front seats do come standard for all trim levels. Memory settings coming standard for all trim levels as well. New luck seating is gonna be the standard finish on the GX.  Overall, as far as seat comfort goes, Lexus always does a good job with seat comfort. I certainly didn't have any issues in my short little test drive now. We'll say if there were F-sport seats in the GX, that would be wonderful because those are my favorite seats. But anyways, then take a look at the steering wheel. It is tilt and telescoping. It is leather wrapped for all trim levels. There is actually a leather wood combination on the luxury trim level. It's gonna be optional on the others. We do have that. It's kind of hard to tell because it's a black wood, but black wood, black leather, but it's pretty cool. I like the feel of it. And then a heated steering wheel is gonna come on the luxury trim level as well. Now, let's go ahead and make our way to the startup. Let me start by showing you guys the key. You got your Lexus logo on the one side. Then when you flip it over, lock, unlock, and then button to pop the rear tailgate there. But it is all keyless entry with a push button start. So all I'm going to do here is simply put my foot on the brake and press that black engine start button located kind of just by the driver's right knee. And so once started up, tachometers all the way to your left speedometer is on your right. There's a small digital display front and center to control what is on that digital display. There are some steering wheel mounting controls found on the right side of the steering wheel, giving you things like how many miles you'll have left until you hit empty. There's your outside temperature as well. There's a digital speedometer if you wanted to choose to display that. There's some steering angle information. There's when you need your next oil change, some safety features. The list goes on. So pretty much everything you could possibly want up on the digital portion of the gauges there. But so then making our way to overall interior quality, there's a power moonroof that's gonna come standard on all trim levels. Overhead sunglass holder kind of with the school bus mirror as well. So you can spy on your rear passengers, always like that. Homeland control shot up the three different garage doors found just below the rear view mirror there.  But again, tri-zoom climate control is going to be available on the premium trim level. And up there is illuminated door cells for the luxury and the black line trim levels. Ashwood trim for the black line trim level as well. And so that ashwood trim is found on the doors by the way, and just above the passenger side glove box. And of course, on the steering wheel. But overall, when it comes to interior quality, there's actually a suede headliner. I love that little detail. You don't find that that often is stepped on super high-end cars like Porsche and Alfa Romeo, things like that. So I love the suede headliner here, but perhaps my favorite part about the interior is the CD player. So yeah, it's not often that you actually see CD players in vehicles anymore. So I definitely liked that. That was pretty cool.  There's a 12-volt power outlet, couple USB charging ports, and an aux port as well. And within the center armrest, there is probably the most storage that I have ever seen in a vehicle. And you got a little tryout top for some coins and stuff as well, but that is a ton of storage within the center armrest. Not used to seeing that much, but anyways, let's not go ahead and make our way to the tech here. If there is a 10.3-inch color touchscreen display that does come standard, you got Bluetooth and audio streaming, Android Auto, Apple CarPlay, of course, but a factory navigation system actually does come standard as well. A lot of times you won't get that standard. You can check out your driving statistics up there. If you wanted to, you got your climate control information as well, along with your radio information. And so standard sound system actually for every single trim level is gonna be a nine-speaker sound system, but didn't want to mention there is an optional 17-speaker Mark Levinson sound system that's gonna be optional for all trim levels actually. And that comes with 330 watts, but 17 speakers, that's a ton, but we don't actually have that one today, unfortunately. So let's go ahead and turn on the radio, see what we got playing today, and let's test out our nine-speaker sound system that we have with us here today. ["Sumwoofer Song"] Okay, dang, I couldn't stop listening to that. There is definitely a subwoofer, if not 10 of them in this car. But there's only nine speakers, but 10 subwoofers. Now, I'm just kidding, but still a ton of bass in this GX. That was ridiculous, especially for a nine-speaker sound system. I'm not saying nine speakers is not a lot because it actually is. So a lot of SUVs will even give you six speakers, so a nine-speaker is plenty fine. Mark Levinson is gonna crush it, don't get me wrong, but that was a really good sound system for nine-speakers for the GX without a doubt. But anyways, last thing I wanted to mention to you guys on the infotainment screen is when you do put the GX in reverse, you will find a rear-view camera coming standard across the board, but you also get that little panoramic view monitor to the right as well, giving you that bird's eye view, which is always, it's going to lead us into safety. And so front-side, side curtain airbags to come standard driver and passenger knee airbags as well.  It's overall, when it comes to my final thoughts here of the GX, well above average reliability is the exact rating by Consumer Reports. It does not get any better than that, by the way. Probably the most reliable luxury SUV in existence. This thing is very off-road capable as well. I'm not gonna do any off-road testing, of course, because this isn't my vehicle, but it is built for that, so you certainly shouldn't have any issues there. Standard safety is very good. Opening rear window, that is freaking awesome. I absolutely love that, you never see that. As far as room for improvement goes, you got a little bit of snug rear seats, definitely not the most rear legroom in its class. Not the best fuel economy, but that is to be expected with a giant V8 under the hood, so you're not necessarily buying this SUV for fuel economy after all, and I think digital gauges will look pretty darn good in this thing as well, so anyways, let me know what you guys think of the GX460 in the comments section below, and that is about it for this one, you guys, thank you so much for watching. 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Last night, the Jerusalem Film Festival got underway in the historic Sultan's Pool in the city. Actress Helen Mirren was on hand to attend the premiere of Golda, which tells the story of former Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir's leadership of the country during the Yom Kippur War of October 1973. The movie focused intensely on Meir's personal life and the high-stakes decision-making process she found herself at the centre of, commanding troops on the frontlines from Jerusalem and trying to make sense of Egyptian and Syrian position movements. I thought that it was an absolutely incredible movie, a gripping biopic replete with some spectacular cinematography, and I recommend that those interested in Israeli history check it out. The 2023 installation of the Jerusalem Film Festival runs for 10 days this year, concluding on the 23rd of July 2023. The festival has been running every year since the inaugural festival, which was held in 1984, during which 100 films were screened over the course of three weeks. The Jerusalem Film Festival, or JFF, has since established a reputation as being Israel's foremost film festival, showcasing both the best of international cinema to local artists, and showing visitors the up-and-coming talent in the Israeli moviemaking scene. However, the JFF isn't the only film festival currently taking place in Jerusalem. Not to be outdone by the film festival happening across town, in 2020, the inaugural installation of the Jerusalem Arab Film Festival was announced. This year, the festival is in its third year and aims to showcase the best filmmaking from the Arab world to a local Palestinian audience. In a move that defies the possibility of coincidence, the two film festivals are running across town at exactly the same time. The Jerusalem Arab Festival kicked off on Wednesday night, July 12th, and the Jerusalem Film Festival opened on the following evening, Thursday, July 14th. The Jerusalem Arab Film Festival is showing movies at the Al Haqawati Theatre, which is also known as the Palestinian National Theatre, and which is located in the American colony neighborhood, as well as in the Yabuz Cultural Center. It runs until July 16th. As could be expected, the tone of many of the movies being shown at the latter film festival is decidedly anti-Israel. Palestine 78 depicts the plight of a Palestinian attempting to escape from what the festival's Facebook page calls the Occupation Army, referring to the IDF. After finding shelter with another fugitive in a random woman's bathroom, the movie's hero manages to evade arrest by the pursuing Israelis. The list of international organizations funding the Jerusalem Arab Film Festival include Irish Aid and the Consulate General of Spain in Jerusalem. To avoid infringing upon anybody's copyright, I've avoided including photos from either film festival's launch and from their movies, but you can check out the Jerusalem Arab Film Festival's programming through their website and Facebook page. I'll leave a link to that in the description. The existence of two rival film festivals on different sides of town in Jerusalem goes to underscore a point that I've made many times on this YouTube channel. That while Jerusalem remain a united city on paper, in reality the two halves of the city remain starkly divided along ethnic and religious lines, functioning as sort of parallel loosely connected ecosystems. And of course it goes to underscore that in Jerusalem, nothing is more than a half step away from being political. Thanks for watching today's video. If there's an Israel or Jerusalem related subject you'd like to see me cover, please consider dropping me a comment or an email and like and subscribe to continue getting these videos in your feeds.


What's going on guys welcome back to the channel critical over here some talk about Jeepers Creepers 4 again Jeepers Creepers We're born just to get this out of the way talk about when I think the film will be arriving next year since we know it got pushed out Of its fall 2021 release into sometime in 2022 Horror how we know recently confirmed their involvement with the film and how close they've been with the whole production And how they allowed them to use their name Etc and they shared that official still showing us the first look at the horror how festival in the film They actually have a event coming up in Cincinnati Horror how we can Cincinnati March 25th through the 22nd of 2022 So that week which is a weekend because I usually when those things happen that weekend is when I think we'll get Jeepers Creepers We're born released. I think that they'll have like even a Screening of the film at the festival for those in attendance and just of course it'll be released everywhere else in select theaters and VOD at the same time, I would imagine not gonna be a wide theatrical release I don't think so. I think it'll just be another limited theater release might be a fathom event Since fathom has said that they are I guess gonna be bringing it into theaters 2022 So fathom event plus VOD release at the same time Plus you get to see it if you're in attendance at the horror how film festival in Cincinnati During the weekend of March 25th through the 27th so March 25th 2022 that weekend that date Anything any time in that week is when I think we'll be seeing the film or when you'll have the chance to see the first Jeepers Creepers Or see Jeepers Creepers 4 for the first time and about the trailer the trailer I would imagine would come out either early February late February if we're lucky We might get one trailer at the start of the start of the new year on the first day of the new year That would be great and then another trailer closer to the release date in mid February early February Maybe early March who knows But jumping into what I primarily want to talk about in this video the poster for this movie The first poster that we got said that death gives it life and there was a baby carriage And I know we saw it like a shadow of the creeper in the background We saw the creeper in the background through all the smoke now I don't think there's gonna be any like nightmare in Elm Street 5 subplot here I don't think that at all I think that all that all that is just supposed to be symbolism as far as like death Giving it life for anyone who's getting tripped up over that Death does give it life. I think that's just another way of referencing the every 23rd spring for 23 days It gets to eat But in a shortened phrase death gives it life because it is killing people to recuperate itself or regenerate these parts and it's keep it's helping all that stuff that it does helps it maintain Its own life and its own existence so death does indeed give it life So the other thing I want to talk about was regarding the whole Taggart farm situation and the fact that I know in the synopsis It says Lane feels that something has been summoned for the first time in 23 years So as far as like something being summoned, I don't think they're going to bring into the I don't think they're gonna start Messing with the mythos too much and show us that the creeper is actually something that gets summoned every 23 years If they go that route you are probably gonna lose some people in the sense of now You're kind of making it seem like the creeper is not in full control There's now a group of people out there who are doing dirty deeds and you know It's kind of like just more of this typical paranormal activity Narratives that we kind of be getting already from previous franchises in the 2010s like paranormal activity and other things that have been like Parano activity where you have cults of people worshiping things and rising them and doing things for Stuff in exchanges like I don't think many people are gonna be satisfied with a narrative like that for gibberish groupers for What I think could happen though is that maybe there's again an online community who knows how wide the mythos have grown where the creeper is Just there's just like speculation on how this thing were to be awakened if it comes out every 23rd spring Maybe there's a ritual that has to be performed or maybe there's some type of sacrificial thing that has to happen and maybe a Group of people will go out to the Taggart barn or will attempt to go out to the Taggart barn While let's say Taggart goes inside overnight Let's just say that over if the intro is as long as I think it's gonna be I think it's gonna be quite sure But this is just my own fan fiction at this point So let's say Taggart decides to go inside the barn or go inside his house from the barn overnight to go sleep Before it's leaving the creeper in there Just hanging underneath the bat of the hell sign and some group of kids come along Ready to perform some type of ritual that they again have Kind of comes to the conclusion of based off their online discussions and speculation on what this thing is and how to bring it back That they are going to try to perform a ritual to bring the creeper back inside that barn They try to perform a ritual thinking that this is something that can be summoned and it doesn't work It doesn't work This is kind of just be another way for the movie to poke fun at that at that angle I guess just to kind of show you that no the creeper doesn't need to be summoned It's just going to wake up when it's time to wake up like a butterfly coming out of its cocoon So they try to do a ritual it doesn't work They leave but then we kind of see like a small twitch maybe of the creeper's foot or something twitching on the creeper Signifying that it's almost time for it to wake up and then the next day Taggart can go into the barn He of course doesn't know people came by there to Try to summon that thing they waited for old man Taggart to go back in his house Taggart could go back to the barn. He sits down or goes to sit down and notices that the creeper is gone The creeper is not there And then he gets killed by the creeper Let's just say that happens and that's the first victim for the newly awakened creeper in Jeepers creepers reborn. He kills Taggart Eats whatever he needs to remember of course to recuperate himself and regenerate anything that needs to be regenerated So he can look like his look like this Smaller statured creeper that we can expect to have throughout the film and then let's say he moves on to kill Jack Junior if we even get to see Jack Junior and then I think that's honestly just how the creeper the creepers barn scenario Would play out in my head if I was doing it like that When you're talking about if the creeper is gonna be summoned or not I don't think this this is gonna be a case where they're gonna introduce Witchcraft and you know something being summoned through a ritual I don't think they're gonna do that with the creeper if anything I think we'll see in a group of kids come along thinking that that's how this works Only to find out it's not true They leave and then the next day the creeper awakens kills Taggart goes out to the horror How festival and we'll follow chasing Lane and Peter Brooks here to have Stu learn a little bit more about him We know that we still have that interview from Peter Brooke coming Hopefully we'll learn some details about Stu from that interview no doubt The other thing I guess I wanted to share thoughts on was the horror how festival itself Maybe they chose to have it in Louisiana because they heard about this Monster the creeper that exists within this area as like an urban legend and it's supposed to awaken around this time as like the That's a prediction by everybody. They're supposed to awaken around this time. So to celebrate that Poor hound got involved that came out to Louisiana to host this event to see if the creeper awakens Of course because they believe it's all one big myth and they think it's a joke Everyone's gonna be proven wrong when they find out that the creeper is in fact real Comes to the festival and has gone on a killing spree Hopefully very fun killing spree much for much more fun than the third trash film We got but let me know what you guys think about that down in the comment section below if you how to read of course Make sure you subscribe turn on post location and then miss the video in the description I've links to my social media accounts my Facebook Twitter and Instagram you can message me there of course Let me know as any movies news or views you'd like me to cover in the future and with all that in mind Guys, I will see you in the next video


Russian and Ukrainian generals began secret peace talks. In his newly released article-renowned US journalist, Seymour Hersh assured that peace negotiations between top Russian and Ukrainian generals Valery Gerasimov and Valery Zaloznyi respectively are currently under way which include a potential security of Crimea and another four former regions of Ukraine as part of Russia. The story is supported by anonymous sources allegedly in the US intelligence establishment. According to Hersh, both Russia and Ukraine agree that the persistence of war is illogical and that Russian President Vladimir Putin would be with an agreement that fixates borders according to where the troops are stationed after the end of peace negotiations. He says that this was not a spur of the moment event. This was carefully orchestrated by Zaloznyi. The message was the war was over and we want out. To continue it would destroy the next generation of the citizens of Ukraine. Seymour Hersh said the Russian papers following Hersh say there are two broad conditions for a deal between the generals. The first is at least some kind of recognition by Ukraine of Russian control of the territory it presently occupies. The second, which seems altogether impossible, is that Russia would not object to Ukraine joining NATO provided there are no NATO bases in Ukraine. The White House is totally against the proposed agreement the US officials said noting but it will happen. Putin has not disagreed. The driving force of those talks has not been Washington or Moscow or Biden or Putin but instead the two high-ranking generals who run the war Valery Gerasimov of Russia and Valery Zaloznyi of Ukraine


Hello and welcome to interview a production of the government information service. I am Jodyn B. Set Joseph chefs in schools and initiative of the St. Lucia Hotel and Tourism Association Since its conception the aim of the initiative is to aid in providing guidance to food and nutrition students from industry chefs Over a duration of months the chef share experiences and advice with the students the program culminates in a national coronary competition called SLHTA chefs in schools cook off where two students from each school gain a chance to participate and Today I'm actually joined by two of these students out of the Leon Hess comprehensive secondary school who will be taking part in the competition Ladies thank you for joining me today. You're welcome. Now if we can start off by you all just introducing yourselves to our audience Secondary school. I am 17 years of age currently. We are training at the Cap Mesa hotel And we are being coached by chef Billy Morissette. Okay, brilliant. Good morning. My name is Waveney Prospect I'm 16 years old I attend the Leon Hess comprehensive secondary school and we are currently as she said at training at Cap Mesa and our Chef is Billy Morissette brilliant brilliant now first of all Can you tell me about how you actually became a part of the competition? Maybe you would like to start okay? well, I became a part of the competition when Some chefs came to our school and they were showing us some techniques both pastry and Main food and then they told us about the competition and then a few a few weeks after my teacher Spoke to us about the competition and she said she was looking for person She would be choosing and then she spoke to me about the competition and then she chose me because all my skills my speed and The ability my ability to prepare different dishes. Okay, what about you Waveney? Well, I Got chosen because my teacher said I'm a very dedicated worker. I Prepared dishes Well speedily and my passion for cooking. Okay. All right, brilliant. So both of you are Outside of school both have a passion for cooking. Yes. Okay, and what kind of things do you like to like? What what do you guys kind of specializing? I know you're still young But I know everybody likes to do certain things. Is it bacon? Is it cooking? I don't know starters. What kind of things do you like to do? Well, basically, I don't have anything that I specialized in okay I prefer anything you give me. I do very good. Okay. Well, I'm more specialized in like Baking you're like me pies mini macaroni Okay, yes, I'm brilliant now going forward. How do you feel about actually being in the competition? I know that I believe you said cap me so is that where you're training? How's the training been so far? Has it been very intense? The training and cap me so it have been going awesome so far. Okay, and that's very good I cut me so I've learned how to work on the pressure. I've learned how to work speedily my nice girls it's improved and Yes, okay I have experienced how to work on the pressure like she said working with the chefs and just watching how they Be able to prepare the dishes their techniques. I've experienced our knife skills improving them Just clipping keeping ourselves clean as we will go along work along we clean before During and after Okay, now looking forward to the competition now I know there's a mystery basket part and there's another power. What's the other part the signature? Signature this dish. How do you feel about that? Especially the mystery basket? I know that that might be a bit daunting Well For me, I'm confident about the signature dish going into the competition. We're very confident about our signature dish We're also confident about our second round. It's yes. It's a mystery basket What our chef do certain days we come in he Allow us he would give us a protein and then we would discuss them on ourselves and then we would come up with an idea and then we would present our idea to him and then he would Like give us some ideas and then we would join his idea and our idea and we come up with a big idea And we just hope to improve Okay, that sounds good. Okay. All right, then so that you guys are very confident going forward. Yes.  You think you're going to bring out and win the competition Okay, brilliant. And I know that in going forward you also supposed to represent St. Lucia whoever wins the competition in Barbados How would you feel about that? It would be a big experience. Yeah, honest just working with our chefs and going to see the different country and Well, mostly just for the experience. Okay, and we can in the chef life. Okay. All right brilliant now before we go Let me just ask because I know For instance, I know students who have taken part in like F&N at school and such life But don't really see it as a career. I both of you thinking of maybe taking this up as a career one day Yes, I want to continue in the culinary field. I would like to become a chef when After secondary school Brilliant, and I hope one day I can come and partake in something you've cooked I wonder about you with me. Well, when I started F&N in Form 3 my first experience was great I honestly wanted to start my own hotel and I still look forward to doing that But first I would like to enhance my skills more before I do that. Okay. Well, I'm gonna wish both of you all the best of luck Thank you for coming in and talking to us today. It's been wonderful sharing this time with you However, we're going to do a break right now. And when we come back, I will be talking to two students from Marico Secondary Keeping hands clean is important for good health. However, after a disaster staying clean is hard to do Especially if there is no pipe or water simple things you can do stay clean and remain healthy are wash your hands with soap and clean water If these are not available Sanitizers with alcohol are options wash your hands many times during the day before Preparing food eating caring for a sick person or baby treating a cut wound or so wash hands after Using the bathroom changing diapers caring for animals caring for sick or injured persons after handling garbage Washing your hands is one of the best ways to prevent illness for further information Contact the Bureau of Health Education at telephone number 466-5349 Welcome back you are watching interview a production of the government information service and I am joining B. Set Joseph We are now joined by two young ladies from the Stanley John Audlin Memorial School Also known to many as Marico Secondary and they are gonna tell me their names and introduce themselves To us right now. So if you can go first, please. My name is Naira James. I'm 16 years old I'm a from five students of the Stanley John Audlin Memorial Secondary School. Okay, my name is Dean. I'm 16 years old And I'm a student of the Marico story Other Stanley John Audlin Memorial Secondary School. Okay, brilliant now ladies I was talking before about the the competition to the ladies that were here before However, can you tell us a little bit about how you first found out about the competition and how you got involved in the competition? Maybe because I was you Naira. Well, I first found out about the competition when my FNM teacher Miss Yusselta Gostino is talking to us about the competition and She told us like that. It would be a great opportunity for us in the future. Okay, and what about you Denise? I first found out about the competition when the chefs at the Marigold Bay Result and Marina and various chefs came to our school to show us different things like pastry fish chicken and then we told us about the competition and two of us would be selected to Take part in the competition. Okay, brilliant now. What I know that is there's different results actually working with the different schools So what result is actually working with your school? Marigold Bay Marigold Bay. What's the name of your you have a trainer coach right now? What's the name of your chef? Chef Juana. Okay. What's it like training on the Chef Juana? It's a very good experience it teaches us lots of different recipes how to plate our dishes and He also teaches us how to cook with love. Okay, brilliant. I like that. That's very good. Okay All right, and how has the experience been going into maybe the resort and seeing how different it is Well, what were your first impressions when you saw how fast things were actually moving the kitchen, for example? My first impression when I first entered the hotel. I was How would I say it? Like surprise like you see how they work in so fast. I give you up to cater for a hundred people Like they have to move so fast cook a lot like It's so hot and I like I don't know how they do it Okay, but what's the training been like? Is it been very hard? Is it a lot of hard work or is it something you're still enjoying? It's a lot of hard work, but we're enjoying it. Yeah, okay Is there any part of the training that you've liked especially something that maybe you hadn't learned before the night chief? We work sometimes three eleven. Oh, really? Night chief and it does does be fun. Yeah, what makes it what's more makes it fun to you Just to prepare dishes like Being under pressure Working fast. Okay, brilliant. Okay. Now looking towards the competition I was talking to the young ladies before and I was saying I know there's two aspects of the competition where you have your your mystery Baskets and and and the signature dish, which are they are you confident about both aspects of the competition? Or is there one that you're feeling a bit nervous about maybe? No, yeah We must our signature dish often on our chef does give us mystery baskets I run there like I wouldn't give it to us timers. We're not helping us not one bit We have to think by ourselves. Yeah, so like I like that like a helping us Like push forward, you know Okay, and how do you feel in going forth to a competition? Are you very confident? Yes. Yeah. Okay. All right Is anything you you you would say that that is making you confident? Is it that because you you've got your signature signature dish sorry down so packed already is that why you feel so confident going forward And we have a lot of support. Yeah from our teacher. We have to put from our teachers the chefs at the hotel and family members No, that's brilliant. Okay. That's fantastic to do. Okay. All right then so again moving forward Both of you all is this is effin and something that you all Take us as a hobby. I know you're studying in school right now, right? Yeah Is it something that you would like to carry on and maybe I'm develop a career in? Yes, okay Yeah, what would you like to do? I like to be a sous chef. Maybe one day executive chef. Yeah. Okay. That's good What about you now? I want to be a chef We have to take it slow Okay, no what we about and where we heading to in the future. Okay, no problem And how is that the how is actually that the cost been going at school at the moment? And how do how would you differentiate that with how what you've been taught on the in the in the hotel and such That's where you're training. What is what's the main difference between what happens at school? And maybe what happens in the hotel? Well at the hotel we have less time And we have to work very quickly But in the school like they give us a little more time So we can prep and do everything we have to do and we will do whatever dish We have to do and finish on time. Okay, and I know that whoever wins the competition also goes on To represent St. Lucia in Barbados. How would you feel if you came out triumphant and had to do that? Oh? Marvelous Okay. All right, then that sounds wonderful. Okay. Well ladies has been wonderful talking to you But before I go I would like to find out. Is there anything that you would like to say even to your chefs to your chef your trainer or even Maybe to you said that you have a lot of backing from family friends teachers Is there anything you'd like to say to anybody as you go forward? Well, we just want to say a big thank you to all our teachers the chefs at Marigold Berry's odd family members for all the support Okay, and what about you Denise?  You know, it's a smart decision Very nice, very good, that's very good to have a good ladies out I wish you all the best as you go forward in the competition And I hope to hear your names when people are saying where people placed and such likes and thank you so much for coming forward And sharing this time with us today Okay, all right. However for now, this is all that we have time for on interview So from us here at the GIS. Bye. Bye for now


So we finally have some good news as it relates to the Democratic Party primary taking place in the 11th Congressional District of Ohio featuring Nina Turner, of course and Chantel Brown and when I say there's good news It's good news for Nina Turner, but not so much for her opponent Chantel Brown now She's been getting a lot of good news lately because she's been quickly catching up to Nina Turner Thanks to dark money that is flooding this race Unfortunately for her taking legalized bribes and having lots of conflicts of interest at some point is going to catch up with you And unfortunately for Chantel Brown. It's catching up with her before an election, which She could possibly win but now I mean this news is giving voters in the 11th Congressional District of Ohio a lot more to consider So in an article for Newsweek Walker Bragman and Andrew Perez of the Daily Poster report With the week to go before the special primary election for Ohio's 11th Congressional District Democratic candidate Chantel Brown may be in hot water in April the intercept reported that Brown a Cuyahoga County Council member had voted to award millions worth of contracts to companies connected to her romantic partner and campaign donors Emails reviewed by the Daily Poster show that the Ohio State Auditor's office Reviewed the allegations in the article and recently referred the matter to the State Ethics Commission. Wow Under Ohio law public officials are prohibited from knowingly authorizing or using their authority or influence to secure authorization of any public contract in which the public official a member of the public officials family or Any of the public officials business associates has an interest violation of the statute is a felony and penalties can include prison time the intercept reported in April that Brown who had pledged to Recuse herself as necessary from contracts involving her partner Mark Perkins had used her position as a Cuyahoga County Commissioner to help steer 17 million dollars in contracts to Perk Perk was founded with Perkins uncle But is now owned by the Saffani family who have long established business ties to the Perkins family and who have supported Brown's campaigns for office The intercept noted that in February of 2017 weeks after approval of one of those contracts for seven million dollars Perk hosted a fundraiser for Brown's re-election campaign This is very clearly paid to play according to emails provided to the Daily Poster in April The intercept story was forwarded to the Ohio Attorney General's office the following month an official in the Attorney General's office Noted in an email that she discussed the matter with an attorney in the state Auditor's office We are both of the opinion that it makes sense for the Auditor's office to review And we also believe that this might end up being a case that is referred to the Ethics Commission The official wrote the intercepts report was forwarded to the Auditor's office and according to a June 2nd email from a representative of the office's Special Investigations Unit The matter has now been sent to the Ohio Ethics Commission The state's official public corruption watchdog for review the recommendation by the special audit task force Was to refer this matter to the Ohio Ethics Commission for its review and consideration noted the email the auditor of states drives To make sure all matters are referred to the agency which has jurisdiction for this reason the auditor of state is referring this matter to the above mentioned agency Now, let me just put everything into perspective for you basically in the United States of America. We allow legalized bribes So if you are going to be Probed by any Ethics watchdog or you're actually going to be fined for campaign finance violations You have to do a lot You have to be really brazen and at this point legally. She's not culpable She's just being investigated or at least an ethics watchdog from Ohio is looking into this But the fact that she's so brazen that even in our system with very lax corrupt corruption laws She is now in hot water possibly I mean we'll have to wait and see and of course We're not going to learn much about this before the election But this is this is pretty brazen behavior to award money From your position as a public official to companies Which you have a connection to personally and then companies then do fundraisers for you I mean, this is this is so explicit. I mean, I think that's pretty obvious to everyone now thankfully Nina Turner was already aware of this and she cut an ad about this very specific topic and We're gonna watch that right now. I'm Nina Turner and I approve this message Chantel Brown we've seen self-serving politicians like her before using office to enrich friends family even themselves On council Brown voted to give more than 32 million dollars in taxpayer contracts to a company connected to her boyfriend and family She even voted to give herself a $7,000 pay raise for a part-time job on council a slap in the face to working people Chantel Brown alpha herself That is a great ad and honestly Chantel Brown should be embarrassed like from the very beginning of this campaign She has shown nothing but desperation and in an attempt to defeat Nina Turner And she basically is Coordinating with super PACs. I cover the story. It was an article from the intercept written by Ryan Grimm He did a great job here, but basically candidates try to subvert the laws that prohibit campaigns from coordinating directly with their super PACs by creating a red box on their website and They'll basically put all of their talking points and opposition research on their opponents in this red box And basically this red box is the signal to their super PAC letting them know Hey, this is what I want you to talk about and she basically was begging and pleading with super PACs to support her They then did flood this race. You have super PACs such as DMFI being bankrolled by an oil and gas air and she takes all this money willingly so and It's just she's not Running because she cares about the people of Ohio's 11th congressional district. That's obvious Nina Turner actually does care Nina Turner is running on policies like Medicare for all Nina Turner is only taking money from the people She's taking small grass roots donations or small dollar donations from grass roots organizers and supporters Where shantel brown she'll take whatever she can get and now she has super PACs lying about Nina Turner on her behalf So it's just it's embarrassing and I'm glad that finally all of this corruption is catching up to shantel brown And I hope that it's too late I hope that she doesn't have time to change the narrative because people are just going to learn about this and It's devastating like if I see this story this absolutely changes my opinion about a politician Even if it were the case that this story were reversed and Nina Turner was the one who did something like this I would immediately feel grossed out and really have to rethink my support for someone like Nina Turner even if I agreed with her Politically because if somebody is that brazen and that shameless in offering, you know benefits to People who they know personally who they're romantically involved with of course They're not gonna look out for you once they get elected. So I think this is obvious I'm glad that Nina Turner has already decided to run with this story And I'm glad that this is getting publicized because people need to know about this shantel brown is a phony She's a fake. She has conflicts of interest that have led to her now being possibly Investigated or actually watchdogs are indeed looking into it and um good But I mean we shouldn't just Look into people like shantel brown all conflicts of interest should be investigated in Congress So, you know, this issue is systemic and the issue with shantel brown is a microcosm of a bigger issue Within the United States of America and rampant corruption Having said that though when it comes to this race It is really important that voters know now so that they don't make the mistake of electing shantel brown Over Nina Turner, so they don't make the mistake of getting duped by super PACs. We're trying to bankroll The opponent of Nina Turner, so they get an extra puppet in Congress They already have hundreds of other puppets let progressives let the people actually have this one candidate for once But they're not so we have to keep fighting and go to bad for Nina Turner and some other good news Regarding Nina Turner's campaign. She was endorsed by the Women's March and on top of that I referenced a get-out-the-boat campaign in an earlier video which features Bernie Sanders Cory Bush Keith Ellison And now Cornell West the legend himself will be appearing at the get-out-the-vote campaign for Nina Turner So look, I've been very doom and gloom lately as it relates to this campaign because I don't like to see someone who is just Shamelessly corrupt and a corporatist catch up with someone who actually cares about human beings and the lives of people in the 11th congressional district of Ohio, but now this story has kind of Maybe you feel a little bit more optimistic. I'll be it cautiously, but we have to keep fighting We have to keep fighting because even though this is bad news for Chantelle Brown She has a lot of money on her side and they can try to spend this, you know at this point in the race It's gonna be difficult But still it's important that people know this so share this story far and wide because this has to be known People in this district need to know what they're getting with Chantelle Brown and hopefully they don't make the wrong decision


OK, anyway, so the first one. A 500-gram sample of potassium phosphate has dissolved in enough water to make 1.5 liters of solution. What's the molarity of potassium phosphate solution? OK, so it tells us the mass of potassium phosphate. So it's asking us, what's the molarity of this solution? Could we do this? Do you guys think we could do this with this information, Ryan? The only thing we need to do is use what? There's one conversion factor. The molar mass, the molar mass. So what we need to do is figure out the molar mass of potassium phosphate. Did you do it already? OK, thanks. So 212.27, is that what you got? So let's just write it out explicitly. So 212.27. And remember, molarity, of course, it helps to formula, right? So it's going to be number of moles of solute over volume of solution, like that. And so do we have that stuff now? Yeah, we can calculate it. So let's do that. So 500 plus 5 times 212.27, would you have said, or is this thing molarity here? So what did you guys get? 1.57. 1.57, and good, because it's only the three same things, right? 1.57, molar is what you said, molar. And you could go so far as to say, K3, P1, that's it. Everybody OK with that one? And any questions on that one? It's just the conversion factors, right? This whole class, actually, you know? So if you can find the units that will cancel to give you the units that you want, just put them over each other, or multiplying by each other. And they'll cancel and give you what you want, OK? It's the last part, P1. Yeah, we'll do that in the next video, OK?


Hello everybody! Watch this video to learn about top tools to recover data from VMFS, ESXi and vSphere hypervisor. VMFS is a file system developed by VMware to be used with ESX and vSphere servers. Since VMFS is mostly intended for storing ESX virtual machine disk images, it is designed to work with relatively small number of large files. The storage space for an VMFS volume may be represented as a single disk or as several disks or hardware array systems. In its turn, the VMFS driver combines extents of available storage space into a J-Bot. In VMFS, metadata is located at the beginning of the volume, or if there are several extents at the beginning of the first extent. This metadata includes indexes and descriptors, directories and a repository for small files. To store virtual machine disk images, VMFS uses clusters of one megabyte each. And this is larger than used in any other file system. Therefore, a file could not occupy less space than one megabyte, but for special approaches developed for smaller files. Beginning with VMFS 5, files which are less than one kilobyte are stored immediately in corresponding index descriptors, just like resident attributes in NTFS. For files larger than one kilobyte, VMFS creates a one big file and cuts it into clusters of one kilobyte each, which are then used to store small files. Such approach allows to reduce disk space usage for storing small sized files. All VMFS metadata is usually stored within the first three or five gigabytes of a volume, which means that the entire structure can be recovered after scanning only the first five gigabytes of an VMFS volume. In Windows, you need a specialized utility to view the contents of a disk with the VMFS file system. Data recovery tools that support this file system can display the disk contents and allow to save the information stored on the device. I have a hard disk with VMFS version 6, which I have taken from an ESXi server, and will try to extract virtual machine disk with Linux from there. Let's connect the hard disk to a Windows computer and start the test. For this video, I have selected six utilities whose developers claim they can recover data from VMFS. This includes any recovery of VMFS recovery, bit recovery, disk internals, VMFS recovery, Hetman partition recovery, Reclaimipro, and UFS Explorer. As you can see, there are not so many tools that support data recovery from VMFS and what is more, despite their claims, most of them cannot identify this file system on the disk. For example, any recovery of VMFS recovery even fails to detect our VMFS disk. Let's see how it identifies the disk partitions. In the end, it says our VMFS partition is identified as unknown. In this case, it's not even worth scanning it, since it's not going to find anything. One more program that claims to support VMFS, BitRecover, VMFS Recovery Wizard. The developer's official website mentions VMFS support and the ability to recover files from this file system. In fact, though, when the program starts, it asks you to give the pass to virtual files. However, it doesn't recognize the VMFS disk that we have. It looks like this utility only supports recovery operations from virtual disk files. We'll put it aside until the final test of recovering data from a virtual machine disk. So far, it seems to either lack support for VMFS version 6 or it doesn't support this file system at all. Another participant is disk internal, so VMFS Recovery. It can see a volume on the VMFS disk and it can recognize its size and name. In the preview mode, the utility can see virtual machine files which remained on the disk. With a quick scan, the result is similar. It retains disk structure and all virtual machine files. And after the quick scan, it found some of the removed files. Later, we'll see if it can extract information from recovered virtual disks. Now let's see how Hetman Partition Recovery handles this challenge. This Recovery tool also identifies VMFS volumes on our test disk. After fast scan, it detected datastore and virtual machine files which remain on the disk. This utility supports most virtual machine files and file systems including VMFS, and you can use it to effortlessly recover lost data both from VMFS volumes and VMware, ESXi or vSphere hypervisor virtual disks. The program can find both existing and deleted files. The contents of all files can be checked with the preview feature, and you can search files by name, which helps you find the necessary data even quicker. The virtual disk files have been recovered in full. Since the program retains the disk structure, all files and folders are in their proper directories, which also adds greatly to your convenience in searching for lost data. In the next test, we'll see if the program can extract files from a recovered virtual disk file. Meanwhile, we'll check how another tool faces this challenge – Reclaiming Pro. Its official website claims it's a professional data recovery tool designed to be used by data recovery technicians so home users may encounter difficulties if they try it. And that is true. When started for the first time, the utility suggests setting up a proxy server. And then decide which disks to scan and select the file system. Only after the scan, we will see the list of disks in their partitions. In the end, this is our disk, and the program has also identified the VMFS VMware Datastore and its size. At the next stage, you have to scan a partition, choosing some scan options. The program does not allow to view the disk contents without running a scan first. As a result, the program managed to find the virtual disk files, but it doesn't display any deleted files. Finally, the last participant – UFS Explorer. The utility detected a VMFS partition on the disk. You can view its contents even without scanning, by just opening it, but in that case, you are not going to see the deleted files. Let's see what this tool can find after running a quick scan. It's going to take about 8 to 9 minutes. It's longer than Hetman partition recovery and disk internals, but it's also much faster than having to wait for the results with reclaiming. The tool managed to find all virtual machine disk files, including configuration files. We were able to recover the data in full, but soon we'll see if we can upload them to the hypervisor. In the next test, we'll check if this utility can extract the information from them. After scanning for lost data, the program doesn't display the deleted files. In the second and final test, we'll compare how different tools managed to extract files from the virtual disk which was previously recovered from the VMFS partition. Any recovery VMFS recovery failed the first test, and it is likely that this program doesn't support VMFS. Bitrecover, the VMFS recovery wizard, also fails to identify the file system on our disk. As to the virtual disk files, this program is unable to recover virtual machine data. In the final test, it failed to find any information on the virtual disk, or the display is an empty folder. Now let's check disk internals. For this virtual disk, a quick scan is not available, and disk internals only offer the full scan. As a result, the program has found the files stored on the virtual machine disk. They are displayed in the preview so you can check the contents of photos, videos and documents. The disk structure is retained, but it couldn't find any deleted files. Now we'll test Hetman partition recovery. Let's mount the virtual disk file. VMDK Here is our disk, and the program managed to identify the file system of the virtual machine automatically. Let's try a fast scan first. Alright, the program has found all the files remaining on the disk. It also displays some of the deleted files, and you can preview all files, videos, photos and documents. It shows previously deleted files as well. You can identify them by red crosses. Once again, Reclaiming makes you go through several setting screens before you can actually mount a virtual disk file. A quick scan finds the files which are on the disk, and the disk structure is retained. You can see all the files remaining on the virtual disk. Previews are available for photos and videos. Documents cannot be previewed so their recovery prospects are not clear yet. The program was unable to find the deleted files. Also, full scan takes quite long. In fact, this tool has the longest disk scan time of all. It's been over two hours since we started scanning a relatively small disk, but the program has only analyzed less than half of it, and it hasn't found any deleted files yet. Maybe it's time we moved on to another recovery tool. Let's mount virtual disk files. UFS Explorer displays their size properly, so let's start the scan. Only scanning for lost files is available. It displays the files which were stored on the virtual disk. In the preview, we can check photos and videos, but documents are not displayed. Document recovery seems questionable, as they cannot be previewed and you have to buy the full version of the program in order to save the files. Similarly to the case of Reclaiming, it is difficult to understand if the files are going to be recovered in full before you actually buy the utility. After searching for lost files, it managed to find a few deleted elements – two files of 10 in this folder. So, what can be said in the end? Out of all the programs we have tested, two programs have a zero result. They are AnyRecover, VMFS Recovery, and BitRecover, VMFS Recovery Wizard. Reclaiming and UFS Explorer fail to display previews for documents, and in the final test, they were unable to find deleted files on the disk. Diskinternals has found and recovered virtual disk files, and in the second test, it found files from the virtual machine disk. But unfortunately, it didn't find any deleted files. Hetman Partition Recovery has found and recovered virtual disk files, and in the second test, it found all photos, documents, and videos, even those that have been deleted. Also, it lets users preview all file types, photos, videos, and documents. One more thing is that some programs from today's selection don't support mounted disk images, which is in fact an important feature for any data recovery product. Typically, manufacturers use the RAID technology to arrange this file storage on an ESXi server, so in this case, Hetman RAID Recovery will be a good choice. This utility supports recovery from most file systems, including VMFS, and most RAID types. If you have formatted a VMFS partition or volume by mistake, this software will help you recover your data from any selected VMFS disk operation. It supports all file types created by VMware software and ESXi or vSphere server, as well as the latest version of the file system, VMFS 6. You can learn more about ESXi servers in a dedicated video in our channel. Find the link in the description. And that is all for now. Hopefully this video was useful. Remember to click the Like button and subscribe to our channel. Leave comments to ask questions. Thank you for watching. 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Welcome to World's Best Videos, we've compiled a list of facts about Coachella, let's get into it. Coachella is an annual music and arts festival held at the Empire Polo Club in Indio, California. It was co-founded by Paul Tollett and Rick Van Santin in 1999. The event features musical artists from many genres of music including rock, indie, hip-hop and electronic dance music as well as art installations and sculptures. Across the ground, several stages continuously host live music. The main stages are the Coachella Stage, Outdoor Theater, Gobi Tent, Mojave Tent and Sahara Tent. Even though they lost money their first year, Coachella is one of the largest, most famous and most profitable music festivals in the United States and all over the world. Each Coachella stage from 2013 to 2015 set new records for festival attendance and gross revenues. The 2016 festival sold 198,000 tickets and grossed $94.2 million. The success of Coachella led to Golden Voice establishing two additional music festivals at the site, Stagecoach and Desert Trip. In 1999, the first year of the festival, they reportedly lost $800,000. That year artists such as Tull, Beck and Morrissey performed. In 2004, this was the first year Coachella sold out, radio had headlined the festival that year. Thanks to the 1999 Woodstock disaster, fans weren't allowed to camp out but in 2003 Coachella organizers decided to let their concert goers put up tents. Tupac made an appearance while Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg were performing by bringing out a computer generated hologram of the deceased rapper. When the festival first started, tickets were selling for just $50 per day. Because of the slow start in 1999, they had to cancel the Coachella festival in 2000. It was brought back in April 2001 as a single day event. At the 2008 Coachella festival, Roger Waters set included an inflatable pig. This pig flew into the night and ended up lining between two homes in La Quinta which was about a mile away. They wanted to get the prop back so they gave these two home owners $10,000 in free Coachella passes for life. Because of the popularity, they decided to expand the festival into two identical weekends. In 2012 Golden Voice announced that they purchased 280 acres of land in Indio, California. This is where the festival now takes place. Well hopefully you guys did enjoy the video and if you didn't remember to smack that like button, let us know in the comment section below what you'd like to see next. If you haven't already subscribed, please do subscribe to keep up the world's best videos.