Hey everyone, welcome back to Nintendo Prime.  Monster Hunter Rise is, well, no longer a Switch console exclusive, so there's that, we gotta talk about that. We have some updates on Sonic Frontier's DLC, and well, a little bit more info on the Mario movie that is very strange, and no, it's not that thing you might be thinking about, where it was like a 30 second commercial out there. That's not what we're actually talking about, it's something else, so buckle up, let's get right into the news, but before we do, I wanna thank the sponsor of today's video, E-Win Freakin' Racing. E-Win Racing provides some amazing office products out there for you guys, looking to get a chair, maybe even a desk, they do have some sales going on right now, and if you use code Nintendo Prime, you can get an additional 20% off your order. That is absolutely insane. You guys should go check out their products and the link down in the description. It does support the channel, and it also gets yourself some really nice, well, office stuff, like chairs and desks. So our first order today deals with Monster Hunter Rise because it's going multi-platform next year, including on Game Pass. So the hit Capcom game, Monster Hunter Rise, is going to go to the Xbox Series X and S Xbox One, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, and PC, which I think is weird, it's already on PC, so I don't know why that's included. Anyways, in 2023, and it will be available on Game Pass. Oh, maybe that's why, maybe it'll be on Game Pass on PC. That's probably, I should have maybe read the story a bit more before I did this. Anyways, Monster Hunter Rise will be available on January 20th, 2023 on all of those platforms, and the expansion will be launching on those platforms in spring of 2023. It's said that Monster Hunter Rise will be a full 4K 60fps port with 3D audio on current generation systems. Now, this is a previously console exclusive game to switch. It did come out on PC last year. What's interesting though, is that this is one of those games where Nintendo did pay for exclusivity, and the game was built for the ground up for Switch. So there's only so much they can really revamp a little bit to make it look better on other systems, but also Monster Hunter Rise looked really, really good on Nintendo Switch, and yeah, Nintendo had that two year exclusivity locked in. That exclusivity is coming to an end now, but I don't think this is really a big blow. There are some Nintendo fans that feel like, oh, this is a blow to the Nintendo Switch's library. I guess if you wanna say, oh, that's one less exclusive console exclusive in their library, cool. But dude, the thing already sold 11 million units, and its sales are pretty much dead at this point. They're not really selling any more Switch copies right now. So why not let more people enjoy the game? I'm all for stuff like this. Time to console or exclusivity sucks in some situations, but I think in a case like this where they wanted to make sure Monster Hunter was actually purpose built for Switch, so we actually got a really good version of the game. I think this ended up working out for Nintendo, and it obviously worked out for Capcom. It's their second best selling game ever in the entire company's history. So yeah, we'll just have to see what happens, but hey, enjoy it. I'll probably check it out on Game Pass since I already have Game Pass, just to see a little comparison to the Xbox and PC version to the Nintendo Switch version, at least the Game Pass version of that stuff. Again, I already know it's on PC. I'm just not gonna buy it again when I already have it on Switch. Our next story deals with Sonic Frontier's DLC because they have updated the DLC roadmap for 2023. Remember, they have three specific DLC drops. We don't have the exact dates on these drops yet, but we know details of what's included in them, and the first DLC update's gonna add sound mode, photo mode, and a new challenge mode. Okay, these are just kind of basic additions. I'm glad that they're being added, but it's not a whole lot. The second part of the update's gonna add new Cocos and an open zone challenge mode. Also, content will be added to celebrate Sonic's birthday, so you can kind of go look up Sonic's birthday. Because the idea when update two might drop. And update three's gonna add new playable characters and additional story scenarios. So they're gonna be adding more story content to the game and new playable characters. And as you see in the image, those characters seem to be Tails, Knuckles, and Amy. And look, I mean, if you finish off Sonic Frontier's, you might understand why those would be the three characters. I actually think this is pretty good. They're continuing to support Sonic Frontier's. It's gonna get updates all throughout this year. Maybe we'll get a sequel or a pseudo-sequel to this game here in two or three years, maybe four, but either way, I think this is good. I think they did a solid job here. They've also released patches and performance update patches and stuff like this already for the game. So they clearly are trying to make this the future of Sonic and its sales were really good at launch. I don't know if they're gonna continue to sell well, but hey, Sonic Frontier's is getting, it looks like some pretty quality content coming via DLC over the next year. So, you know, if you're loving Sonic Frontier's and hoping for more, there's more coming your way in 2023. So that's what we have to talk about the Mario movie. Like the Super Mario Bros movie is landing on April 7th next year. We just had an Nintendo Direct and I'll talk a little bit about how that affected the channel later because that's not necessarily the news today. It's channel news, but not news that you guys care about. What we are gonna focus though in on is the release date of the movie. So it's gonna be available to purchase on May 11th, right? So you'll be able to like watch it digitally on some sort of streaming platform or buy it digitally. Might be available physically the same day. I don't know that that's confirmed. Whatever, May 11th. You know, it's a little over a month after the theatrical release on April 7th. But here's the weird thing is it was, you know, someone compiled all the dates of the theater releases and it's normal for theatrical releases of movies to not be on the same day. But what's interesting is only the United States, Canada and Lithuania actually had the movie coming out on April 7th. Some places have it much earlier. In fact, the earliest is March 22nd in Belgium. But if you think it's bad right now that they're gonna get it two, two and a half weeks before we do, think about this. If you're in Poland, you have to wait until May 26th. That's after you can already buy it. Like that's, ouch. Look, here's all the dates that are listed currently. If your country's not listed, maybe there's no official date for it yet. But what's interesting of course is that there is such a wide variance when this movie comes out. Basically before we even get it here in the United States and Canada, we're gonna already know if it's well received because it will have released in so many other territories. Now a lot of other territories just like the day before and with different time zones, it's not that big of a deal. But still, it's kind of interesting to see such a wide variance in release dates for this movie. But this is pretty typical in the movie industry. So we shouldn't be too surprised. It even happens in the video game industry, just usually not to this sort of extreme. It's whatever, but Mario movie's coming out next year. And yeah, there was a new 30 second trailer. I'm not showing you any of that. And why am I not gonna show any of that and even talk about it? Well, because my channel actually got a copyright strike, not a copyright takedown, not a copyright warning, a full on strike for streaming the Mario movie trailer yesterday. And that's why there was no additional streams or additional videos went up yesterday. And there wasn't anything this morning either because I was waiting for all of it to get cleared up. Obviously you're watching this video so it did get cleared up thankfully because I have an MCM that this is part of their job is to take care of this for me. But still, it was kind of unfortunate. We even had to deal with that scenario. I wish YouTube didn't have such an automated system that did this. I don't know if other channels got striked. A lot of them seem like they're fine, but whatever. I just wanted to get you guys a little update on why I'm probably gonna be a bit tepid in covering Mario movie stuff moving forward. I will do my first impressions or initial impressions after I watch it. But besides that, I kind of might steer clear of it for a bit just to be safe. Anyways, folks, thank you guys so much for tuning in. I am Nathan DeRovell Jance from Nintendo Prime and I'll catch you guys in the next video.


Why do you have to see you this way? See, I'm right here, and I'm going to put my eyes on that suit right here. Hi, Jimmy. Hey, how are you? Very good. Good to see you. Good to see you. Really? Good to see you. Morning, Jerry. Hi, drying. How are you? I'm good. How are you? How are you? She's really pretty, too. Hi, Jess. Hi, Jerry. Hi, Mike. Nice to see you. How are you? Nice to see you. How are you? Nice to see you. Nice to see you. Nice to see you. I know it's a situation none of us have ever been in, in which I would be asking someone to vote for something, and I have promised I will veto. It comes out the way it is, but I do believe that this is the best way for us to have a chance of getting into it. It gives us a chance to get back in the high ground and take away this false image that we were some time ago. I repeat everything I said yesterday. Well, no, but I'll tell you, we were able to call and tip and tell them last night that we had 50 votes on the both of the bill and the rule. But there seems to be some erosion and we need to be safer than that. We need more. I'm here to appeal for some support first on the rule and then be on the bill itself that we've got more and got enough votes after our call. Mr. President, you said yesterday you wouldn't sign this bill as it now stands. And I understand process arguments, but we've always got the opportunity to go against the countenance report, but still we've got to go back and live with our constituents. A very strong advocate against this bill was your former chairman of the Missouri John Powell over the timbers. John called me the other day after I boarded against the bill and said it was the best dog run bull ride cast since I've been here. And the timbers are terrible, of course, in my district. It's a $2 billion industry in Missouri. And mine, 90% of the lead is produced in the United States. It's produced in my district. They're already in the Superfund and this on top of it, the lead industry is going to close down. That's jobs in my district. Well, the temper thing I can tell you that we've already talked about on the Senate side and, of course, as you can imagine, that's of interest to him, too. And said this has to be changed in the Senate bill. If we get this through the House, that must be changed in the Senate version. That's hit me. I'm trying.  Oh, God. Hey, we're going on a journey. But I don't know how I'm going to purchase the money. We've got Greg in there. Are you? I'll show you. I'm going to see more of them. Steve Gunn. Hi, Jim. Hi, Jim. Steve Gunn. How are you? Jim and I. Fine, Bill. Good to see you. Good to see you, sir. And down. Well, now, let me see. I'm going to repeat everything I said. No, but I'll tell you.  50. And Bill is going to be providing a list for the bill and for the bill and the passage. But there's going to be been some erosion. And we feel that's safer if we had more than the 50. We were talking about it in the very 50. Both for the rule and for the final passage. And I can't add anything that I said yesterday about it. I know it's a queer situation. I'm asking for votes on something that I promised on veto. If it goes down in that same way. But it is to get into that process. And then my feeling is that in the conference, the Senate version, there couldn't be any just feeding concrete on the other side for the Democratic bill. That's the one that's passed. Because our conferees will be able to say that that bill will be vetoed if it comes out that way. Which I think should lead to some negotiations and improvement that we could all live with. That's the first time in all the years I've been in Congress as the President that we have to do this. But I came down after listening to you yesterday. Convinced it was the only way to keep the process going. And I particularly appreciated the fact that you outlined the areas that you thought ought to be changed. And were willing to put it in the letter. And I'll tell you what you've done to this country. I'm looking all the way. I'm not kidding. I really believe that the people will understand. And if we don't get this cleaned up in the Senate. I'd probably vote against it on Wednesday. And I'm willing to give it a chance. Thank you for all of those. Thank you very much. I think this is a night off. You've got bad advice on that. Excuse me. I have bad advice on this. Did you like the show? I had your review of the show. It was a very wonderful and enjoyable week. Thanks to all of these wonderful people here. Oh, thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Yes, before that. Thank you so much. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Absolutely. Sorry. Thank you for one of the departments on its budget. It has been through the OMB pass back routine. It has been through the budget review bullet. And now on the field to you. On the fence, obviously. And as a conclusion, after you've heard both of this, we will give you a decision memo. Make a decision. Sometimes after this meeting. So if that cap is received. Mr. President, you're never supposed to open with an apology. I'm sorry to be in here. I see more money. I used to stick with Jim Miller's. I always reject these things automatically. So there are two points that I think are very important. One is. Normal sleep. Normal sleep. Okay. All right. Thank you. What do we say? Well, guys, might as well get in. All right. President, we know that that was one of your favorite subjects. And we're both scintillating discussion. Other things to mind. But actually Jim Baker, he's not even here today. He's tied up with something called tax reform or something. Asked me to present this on behalf of both of our cabinet councils. We have come to a meeting in the minds, thanks to Mack Baldritch and Debra Riggs of this department. Doug Innsworth, who's at the end of the table. The head of the antitrust division, Department of Justice and others. We've worked very hard with our cabinet council to put together a consensus position on antitrust reform. And I'll ask Doug to explain the basically the proposal we have before you today. Thank you very much. President, I know you have a memo from the policy councils and so I'll be rather greedy going back over the legislative recommendation for reform of the antitrust laws and ask your approval to pursue them vigorously as soon as the Congress becomes January. The unifying theme of these proposals is to fully update the antitrust laws for the first time in some decades. First in order to reflect modern economic conditions and especially the emergence of global markets in the period since World War II. But secondly, to reflect modern economic thinking. The simple fact is not surprising to perhaps we understand how competitive markets work better now than we did 20 years ago, let alone 50 or 70 years ago when these laws were written. As a result of work in the last 20 years economic thinking and antitrust thinking have really undergone a revolution. And I think it's fair to say that it's conspired in large part by the work of some of your appointees to the courts. Especially if professors Bork and Winter from Yale, professors Pozner and Easterbrook from Chicago, all of them were put on the courts of appeals. And the new markets can and often do perform competitively. If government regulation doesn't create a barrier to the entry of new firms into those markets consumers will rarely have reason to fear that they'll be faced with a forced upon monopoly crisis. As the Attorney General said in 1981 as Attorney General Reese has reiterated since then bigness isn't bad enough. Thank you very much.


Hello everybody, welcome to my channel. It's Eva from Bohemian Crafting and today I'm coming to share with you Herbal journal. I just created it. I Been started with pretty small one. It was like half size and It was like beautifully flat nearly like the cover down and now it's a little bit overloaded So I'm gonna show you what I have created Because I do love that the look of vintage books Those very old, you know Office books I did use that style here on the cover nothing too much complicated just This vintage look This is that sport tape spine because it's flexible and it's very strong. I did this Beautiful stitching on that spine and when we open it, we've got fully loaded journal. So I have used in this journal My Herbal journal digital kit. There is so many beautiful flowers which you can fast cut out. There is a few There is a few Journaling pages like this This one there is many ephemeras And I hope that you will enjoy to work with that. I will put link down below So I'm gonna show you what I have created here. We've got pocket And here is pocket. I forgot to put there something and this is opening This is like opening space for some basic informations. We've got window pocket here And in that window pocket I've got These circles I have shared a few weeks ago a few days ago and I've got here this writing space And for this journal I have used the dice not for all that journal but for Many of those pages. These dice are from a planner's essentials. It's this one. It's Elizabeth Elizabeth craft design Planner essentials dice and this collection which I used in this journal It's collection planner essentials 22 Here planner pockets three And here is some number. I'm not sure if that number belongs to this probably yes 1740 And it's planner's planner essentials 22. Remember that because mostly when I try to find out It's with this number. So 22 And I really love that and I used also I have used also this one for tags And for few pockets This is also Elizabeth craft design planner's essentials and this one it's 26 1744 planner essentials 26 And it's planner What is that pockets four? Yeah, but mostly I have used that 22 number 22. It makes these beautiful Dice it makes this pocket So here we've got writing space I've got writing space here and some dice I used here Here I have created just pocket using some off-cut You will see many of these labels. These are of which my son created those kind of travelers adventures stickers or labels and I used many of them in this journal and they are kind of awesome to use because They don't have to be used just for travelers journal here. I made small butterfly Butterfly embellishment. It's just like a ticket and here you can see that other die From that 24 planner's essentials 24 So it looks like this And it's page here Here is another pocket and I used so many dice I've got with like flowers and that greenery. I just used white cardstock Color it with my inks to green. I used many shades of Green color and then I used my dice and cut out all these pieces This is in that collection in that Herbal journal and I used a few these quotes. I think I've got these quotes on my patreon And I just Swap the rules on my patreon. So if you are interested to see some tutorials go to have a look there will be just One tier with with tutorials for $15 per month and there will be all tutorials Tutorials will be also here on on youtube. I will still do that But if you want to see more, it will be on my patreon So here I've got pocket behind this envelope There is pocket in this envelope Here and I've got Kind of sliding space here here. I've used one of postmarks to do this creative like hanging thingy Here we've got pocket and I used the numbers these are numbers from Beard collection that blue witty collection They've got their sheet with those numbers and this is another die. It's that from that 22 planters 22 essentials This die so it's creating this top of the tag and plus this like a ripped Ripped paper and also I can show you that because with this journal this journal will be for sale And with this journal it comes box With some more stuff. I don't want to save it here because You know, I'm not sure if I will do some Herbal journal so I've got To add to this journal these my favorite favorite decorations few Decorative mini tags I have created while ago Also a few paper clips with butterflies. I have created also a few butterflies like this With the holes here, I hope you can see that so you can you can actually create this hanging thing with those butterflies And there are pockets and these circles The words and then leftovers like Half pictures some cutouts Pictures like this this You know some leftovers from this collection this one small envelope another pocket And another envelope. It's not glued yet. It's just you know, but I have created and this is actually that die I have Used here over the top So it could piece like this. It has those ripped edges. You just need to fold it and There is another die Which cuts just this shape on the tack with the hole so you can slide this over that another die Good and it looks like this one So there is few These shapes and that other stuff So it comes with this journal to add it to that journal, you know, once new owner will have it So that that that it's like a rest what I didn't use But I think it still belongs to that journal So it comes together Here and again one of these circles I have created a few days ago Here you can see that a journaling page Here I do have opening space I used one of those pockets And it's pocket here pocket here and here I've got these two tags And here is Another space for journaling From the other side, we've got another space for journaling one of these pages from that collection I place it upside down this way And here just small layout Here we've got pocket and I used these papers Are from the paper pad I've got I've got on my Etsy. It's this vintage office paper pad and In this paper pad you have so many different styles of papers Some of these papers are in green shade Or the green color and I have designed this paper pad especially Because I was thinking in the future I'm gonna do some greenery or some herbal or some, you know, flower journal and the green color color Leger papers, they will be amazing to use that. So you will see that here I used one of these papers here for this for this window I use it for all those topers All these topers because they are, you know, in that beautiful green here as well So all these small pieces are Made using those papers from that paper, but it's on my Etsy as well Not too many So if you are interested to buy it go to have a look because I don't have many left So and here. Yeah, you so Opening here with picture inside. This is in that collection as well And I did so many decorations. I used those cuts These small pieces from that planar essentials as decorations here as well so many quotes And those Dyes in green color It could here as well quotes and some numbers And mini pad and there is a pocket here and we've got writing space here And when we flip it over, we've got pocket here and some small layout and pocket here and I created a few of these like, you know Slides, what is it? Those specimen slides, I'm not sure the right name and I use those dyes those flower dyes inside as well And here another quote from Jacob So this journal it's like Full decorated you can see I used some greenery washi tapes This is another journaling page from my Herbal journal collection here. You can see one of these papers from this paper pad This one And also that paper underneath and I saved also when I've been fussy cutting These small, you know, flowerly Cuts die cuts. I've been saving also here. You can see which way I have, you know, colored my White card stock. So I really used so many different shades of green and then I saved those pieces And I'm using them here like decoration as well So some pages for writing Small layouts on these pages these quotes these quotes are Fantastic to use and here I used that die. Just, you know over the edge These papers are in that Herbal journal as well here. We've got another pocket and pocket in that envelope Here It's another pocket And another that hanging thingy It reminds me, you know here in the uk those old pups. They do have that Sheet with the name of the pup hung on that holder in front of like over the Over above above the door and it always looks so amazing So I try to create it here kind of ish just with You know with nature, nature theme and here I've got one of these dies or leftovers like sliding spot. Here is pocket So something can be put inside and we've got another pocket here another that quote And I've got large pocket here And again, I used those green office papers Ledger papers and here I've got this Like specimen specimen window and I used one of these document circles In this Specimen window it's here Here I used this flower that gave me my son and I saved or saved that beautiful What is it? Mm-hmm don't remember when I moved up Oh mine Grass it's not grass. Yeah, it is grass, right? So I save it I let it dry and I use it here like decoration and I really like that when you will have a look On that journal how that greenery it's peeking out It's so cute and that idea I I got in my head just because a while ago I saw So gorgeous so gorgeous journal made by uh nick the book smith with her A forest forest journal that was amazing book I still remember that and she made that book that Leaf leaves was peeking out from those pages. It was so good So I just used this one. I was thinking maybe it will be peeking out It looks really amazing So it's peace My son Jacob gave me and here I've got small notepad and again one of these labels Here is small pocket another this specimen Glass you have no idea how to call that It's here So writing space another writing space and I've got This can be used like bookmark It's just left over from that green office paper You can see it beautiful green. It's not You know, it's not too bright. It's nice green So I really like to use it here And we've got tag here and space for journaling space for journaling Here is another paper from this collection the journaling paper and here I've got writing space And tag behind this is another top tag from these dies Planners essentials number 24 this one here. I have created pocket and here you can see The other die for that those toppers, where is it? For those toppers here It's just small die, which creates this top. So then you not just need to take that, you know, that small piece Fold it over and glue it together and you will have decorative top and here I'm gonna take this first. We've got another that specimen Specimen window I used also my Other other distress inks and I distress it or color it with other colors as well To make it a little bit more interesting. Here is another of those green green office papers from that paper pad and it's just like writing a long writing space And I've got pocket here and these pockets. I have created with those papers as well from that paper pad these ones The same is here pocket here. So this journal. It's kind of overloaded. I guess Here I used one of these postmarks just to decorate this top and I can hang it this way or Because I didn't glue it properly like totally to do to the end. I can like slide something behind So I can slide it here this way Over the edge And here we've got journaling space On this other side It's journaling space and here I've got just small booklet For writing again with green paper This paper it's from my old ledger paper. I showed you long time ago. It's a very large book This one it's like really very large book with all those beautiful old ledger papers and few of them was like loose So I'm I'm still using them those few which was loose. I'm not gonna put that book probably ever because I love that book So here we've got writing space Here is another mini page and I created small pocket here. This can be open So maybe some small information put here or right here And here I've got just this picture Yeah Piece of the Office paper And here mini notebook And I've got another pocket here with another those specimen slides Not sure if is it specimen slide or specimen window or a specimen glass Not sure the right word and here I made another small layout and this tag Here another small layout using those quotes. I will put all links for all Digitals I used here down below This is in that collection in that herbal journal and I here I have created, you know Another tag for writing and this can be unfold So it can be unfold this way and slide back Like this And I've got one of these circle numbers here and again opening we've got pocket here And small quote here and pocket here There is loads of space where you can still add so many small pieces you can write here place something here It's so many pockets still here. I do have something in those other pockets, but not in all of them Here we've got like a small opening Writing space and it's like pocket behind And I've got another That circle decoration here one of my butterfly handmade butterfly butterfly paper clips And this tag and it's on this writing page so I'm gonna Clip it back this way And here I've got another small booklet and here is Like holding spot and the decor decorator with these small pieces And it's writing space here and I didn't glue that That edge of that die so something can be slide behind as well And here we've got some greenery green but a green page and I've got here this tag So I did Fasi Cataluqua loads of these small green flowers like a lot They are everywhere. Here is pocket And small tag and here is just small decoration and I have created these mini envelopes using those papers from that office paper pad So if you like to create Herbal journal or you know Some nature style journal. I believe these papers will be exactly what you will like in your journals And I've got here this teeny-mini small Envelope It's slide behind this quote Pocket is here. So there is a really lots of space here. I've got one pocket And again some quote And I've got Mini tag with this hanging thingy. This is from Czech Republic It's from uh From clothes actually this one And here we've got a sliding spot and it can be opened this way and I've got large tag here And here you can see another of these green office papers from that paper pad And we've got pocket here. This is in this collection as well And small layout here. Here is another that window pocket and I've got there another this Spaziman tag with Hanging this small circle tag And another quote from jacob and here on the other side here, you can see another from these papers From that office vintage office Paper pad and this can be open like this. So there is writing space and pocket here And in that pocket I've got this mini booklet or book page And it's holding with this rusty paper clip here. We've got pocket. I'm gonna add one pocket here And uh hanging over the edge. It's this mini tag with that numbered Tag and another quote So it's here I'm gonna just slide it there and we've got another page with small booklet and This is just simple decoration and I've got this booklet here For writing I'm gonna place it back And from somewhere I took this one I don't remember that it was I'm gonna just place it here It's just pocket large pocket for saving something interesting So I'm gonna place it here. I don't have no idea where from I took it So we've got another small book page Writing space here. This is another from those journaling pages from that herbal journal Another small tag And like here and here over the edge I showed you A few weeks ago. How I how I have created this mini Mini booklet. So because I did use those green colors I'm using it here like decoration over this tag just hanging here Like this and I really like that the green it's just matching all together And here we've got like sliding spot So something can be put there And I've got pocket here with mini notepad and I think it got glued. You think I glue it. Yeah, I glue it You know on purpose to slide that I wanted to slide that a small tag like I forgot So we've got mini notepad here. We've got pocket here in that pocket. It's this one Hey go there. Okay. I'm gonna place you there this way or no And it can be open and there is just small decoration Same it's here on this writing space another book page from herbal herbal book old herbal book Here I have used one of these quotes like uh slide spot that I've got there this tag And here on the top I have used another postmark Just like creation and here on the top it's another from my handmade homemade butterfly paper clips When you flip it over it's just you know this divider card And here I've got neat some tags. Look at me. I've got a pocket here And pocket from that other side and again this hanging thingy and I really love that And here we've got another opening space. We will be nearly on the end and in that pocket I've got this ephemera. This is in the journal as well So it's in that pocket here Writing space here pocket here here in this pocket. I've got small booklet. This is in that Herbal journal like ephemera as well here another large pocket and I used again those green office papers from this paper pad Opening here with small decoration and again mini notepad here pocket here Here I've got another that left over And with another left over it's just hanging here like decoration And it's writing space writing space. So there is so many writing spaces We've got Taxpot here and another taxpot here Book page. Yeah, and that Stuff in that box it's for these pages, which I didn't decorate too much Here and there. I just left it the way. I like it But I think that new owner maybe will like to add there a little bit more So I've got this is another page from that journal Here another greenery. We've got pocket here We've got pocket here and I think I will add a few of these tags to that box as well and we've got Writing space here and I've got here this index card like a booklet with correspondent card on the top and I just place it This way and on the top. I've got another leftovers from that cutting And it's just like decoration here just like this And we've got another opening here With this beautiful picture and I made it just like booklet So it's here Okay, go there It's pocket from this side And in this pocket I've got another letter and it's in this collection as well in that herbal journal And here I've got Another window pocket and another booklet. So there is so many things And it can be so many inside because there is really loads of loads of pockets And spaces where you can add your tags And once these papers will kind of sit down I do believe here you've got another that greenery from my jacob with small Small quote and another space for journaling with small booklet With checklist So it's just over the edge. I've got another butterfly here Same, it's here Book page and here we've got Another journaling page from that herbal journal. I've got here this. This is epimera from this collection and here Another epimera from this collection. It's like a envelope And I'm holding it holding it all with another rusty paper clip And we've got tag spot here with small booklet and this can be maybe used like tag spot Yeah, it can or you can just flip it over and write something there and flip it back I'm gonna leave it there And another that hanging thingy With mushrooms. Here I've got small booklet. This is in that collection as well And we are nearly on the end here. I've got opening Pocket like this and in that pocket I've got one of these Passports so here I have created passport with pocket here and with pocket here So I've got the like mini book with pockets So I've got it here Here is pocket And it's closing with this string And I've got pocket behind Here and in the pocket behind I've got this A postcard But I'm using it like a booklet What was that? Okay So it's here and this can be open this way and I've got another epimera here and I hope you are on the end It's kind of long process to show you this book. It's like overloaded. Oh nearly. Yeah, this is last pocket Good So I've got small booklet here And the last thing in this journal It's pocket here and it can be open like this And it's pocket here in that pocket there. I've got this booklet Of this booklet this way And it's in that Herbal journal, this is in that herbal journal as well and I've got inside this private mailing card and small uh index card like index card booklet All not all but one more slider one more slider And which way I can show you this way maybe one more slider and I used again my coloring skills I did use so many so many this time So many different colors Of my distress in that good good So this is my sharing of my herbal journal. This herbal journal will come With this box. I'm gonna add there straight away a few more these mini tags So a few more these mini tags So this will be for sale if any one of you will be interested to buy it Not sure how fast I will be to post it on my Etsy If it will be not there, please contact me on my email. I will left email down below Or on messenger on facebook But I will place it on my on my Etsy soon Thank you so so much for watching. Thank you so much for sharing your time with me I will put all links down below including for this paper pad If you like to create, you know Some greenery some nature style journals. I believe these papers will be good Thank you so so much for visiting me today. Have a wonderful day. Take care about yourself and see you next time. Bye


Israel, the land the ancients called the Promised Land. India, the land of promise. Two nations with much in common, ancient histories, ancient civilizations, and languages that evolved in antiquity. Nations whose holy cities have been continuously inhabited for millennia, whose cultural diversity is a gift to the world. Nations connected to each other from time immemorial. India and Israel established diplomatic relations in 1992. It was a momentous beginning. The Israeli President, Isa Weizmann, visited India, followed by the Israeli Prime Minister, Ariel Sharon. Recently, the Prime Minister of India, Mr. Narendra Modi, and the Prime Minister of Israel, Mr. Netanyahu, met in the sidelines of the UN General Assembly in New York. India's President, Mr. Pranam Mukherjee, made a historic visit to Israel. He was given a warm welcome and his address to the Israeli parliament, Nesot, received thunderous applause. Most recently, the Israeli President, Rovan Revlon, made a state visit to India. There have been several ministerial level exchanges in recent years. We are partnering in enhancing agriculture productivity and efficiency, boosting research and innovation, employing applications of science and technology, forging strong trade links, building defence ties and enhancing people-to-people ties. India and Israel share a long-standing and enduring relationship in defence. This cooperation is now expanding towards joint development and production under Make an India campaign. Post the Mumbai terror attacks in 2008, cooperation between the two countries and homeland security and come to terrorism was further strengthened. The vents of 2611 gave both nations a chance to heal and comfort each other. Sandra Samuel, baby Moshe's Indian nanny, carried him to safety during the terror attack and continues to look after him to this day. Both nations have been cooperating in areas of research, development and technological innovations. In 2002, both the countries decided to cooperate in space programs under an agreement on space cooperation. India and Israel are working together to build and launch satellites. In February 2017, BGU sat the first Israeli nanosatellite was launched by Israel. India and Israel have intensive cooperation in the agricultural sector. Israel's expertise with crop diversification, increasing yield and water management has been invaluable. The cooperation includes horticulture mechanisation, protected cultivation, micro-erugation and vertigation among others through centres of excellence. Currently, there are 15 centres of excellence operational in several Indian states. Trade is the most accurate measure of the increasing cooperation and friendship between nations. In 1992, the bilateral trade between India and Israel stood at a modest 200 million US dollars. Today it stands at over 4.16 billion dollars and is still growing. This excludes trade in the defence sector. Diamonds constitute more than half of the bilateral trade. In recent years, there has also been trade diversification in sectors such as pharmaceuticals, agriculture, IT, metals, chemicals and transport equipment. In 2012, Jain Irrigation Systems, an Indian company acquired the Israeli irrigation company Nandan, the single largest investment by an Indian company in Israel. Seen as an ancient nation with strong cultural traditions, India is the destination for many young Israeli tourists. An estimated 35 to 40,000 Israeli Jews visit India each year to explore the ancient history and exotic culture. Indians visit Israel as well. Religious tourism takes about 40,000 Indians to Israel every year. There are 85,000 Jews of Indian descent in Israel. Most of them come from Maharashtra, Kerala, Kolkata and northeastern states. In addition, some 12,500 Indian citizens live and work in Israel today. India continues to cement relations with Israel. Several Israelis have been awarded the prestigious Pravasi Bharatya Samman in recent years. Yoga has found a permanent place in the lives and hearts of many Israelis. Seeking the benefits of yoga, Israelis have been practicing the age-old Indian system of health. A common love for Bollywood, dance and music among Israelis is also strengthening ties between the two nations. The future looks bright for both Israel and India. President Rivlin and I deeply value our strong and growing partnership to secure our society.


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You can learn more about the company, investor information, technology, algae products, pond naturals and contact information. Scroll down and learn more about pondtech, pond biotech and pond naturals. The technology we design and operate scalable bioreactors that use our society's most abundant product, industrial greenhouse gas emissions and our specialized growing systems to cultivate algae and other valuable biomass. Our systems effectively close the carbon loop and create wealth from waste for our partners. You can learn more. You can also click on the video right on their website to understand and learn more as well. Our IP, we hold a series of patents on the process by which we take gases from industrial exhaust to grow phototropic biomass into a reaction zone. Our patents are registered in several jurisdictions including the USA, the European Union, China and Canada. This allows us to evolve the technology in our system, grow different crops aside from algae and apply our platform to different sources of industrial exhaust, gas, fluid or solid, carbon capture and utilization and algae products. You can also see their latest news right on their website and let us turn your waste into revenue. These are some of their partners and then contact information. Now I wanted to show you guys their socials. This is their Instagram. We are following them on Instagram where you can get lots of information and latest news. This is their YouTube. We are also following them on YouTube. They're LinkedIn. We're following them as well on LinkedIn. This is their Twitter. We are also following them on Twitter. You can see here, Pond is a Canadian technology company with applications in pollution, abatement, nutrition, the food and cannabis industries. We are following them on Twitter and on Facebook. This is them on Facebook right here. So we're also following them on Facebook. Now this is their desktop deck corporate presentation for 2022, the symbols for Pond Technologies in Canada, POND on the Toronto Stock Venture Exchange and on the OTCQB Exchange in America under the symbol PNDHF. We derive value from emissions. The Pond Overview Pond Technologies is a Canadian technology company that has developed an innovative on-site method of capturing and transforming harmful CO2 emissions into a saleable asset in the form of protein-rich algae. Pond's proprietary platform harnesses raw, unfiltered, stacked gas to fuel the growth of various strains of algae under tightly monitored conditions year round and completely autonomously. Two tons of CO2 are consumed to produce one ton of algae. One of Pond's pilot proprietary photo bioreactors can be reinstalled on-site, requiring fewer than 2,000 square feet of space to operate and can absorb six to 10 tons of CO2 per year producing three to six tons of clean algae biomass. This represents a demo facility. And the use of clean algae as a protein-rich ingredient has surged in the last five years, most notably by manufacturers in the pharmaceutical, agricultural, and biotech industries. Controlled growth outperforms current competitors outdoor methods versus Pond growth platform on the right. You can see on the right controls total growth environment including tight light gases and temperature in enclosed photo bioreactors. Increased yield, less contamination, operates 24 seven year round, a fraction of land required and uses less water than outdoor farms. You can see in comparison to current competitor outdoor methods. And you can see the market opportunity, food and beverage and nutraceuticals, target market 10 billion fish and animal feeds, target market 20 billion, biotech 600 billion and bio remediation 100 billion. And look at the CAGRs for those four industries, huge compound annual growth rate. The market for algae is a multi-billion dollar industry and our patented technology can capture various market segments. Pond's proprietary technology is protected by an extensive IP portfolio including 26 active patents in the key markets like the United States, Europe, Taiwan, China and the Middle East. You can also see the patents pending and the algae platform protection. Notable relationships and partnerships with some big names and company divisions, Pond develops and commercializes technologies and holds associated IP monetized via proprietary equipment, consulting, licensing and royalty fees. So you can see pond naturals, pond carbon and pond biotech and you can see the areas of focus. Company divisions, pond carbon, pond biotech and pond naturals. You can see the company's strategic goals and the business focus. So some big goals and pond carbon overview, pond carbon develops carbon capture projects providing operational resources from initial consulting to project completion. And you can see the pond carbon active projects and pipeline, a large pipeline of projects. Pond biotech, pond biotech overview, pond biotech represents an immediate and long-term value creation opportunity by using Pond Tech's algae based system to develop and manufacture valuable algae strains for use in human and animal therapeutic solutions. And pond biotech, biopharma solutions, problems for biopharma, growth quality proteins at scale for diagnostics and therapeutics. Pond solution for biopharma, genetically modified algae strains, controlled growth environment for genetically modified algae that can express proteins for diagnostics and therapeutics, consistent quality due to contained growth systems, proven scalability, proper protein folding and less expensive. Pond biotech market opportunities, immediate opportunity diagnostic reagents, cost advantage in reagents and no requirement to develop testing platforms, future opportunities, human therapeutics and contract manufacturing. Pond naturals, quick overview. Pond naturals is a manufacturing operation that develops algae based products to sell to clients in the food, beverage and nutraceutical industries. This here is a photo of an existing commercial production and extraction at Pond's British Columbia facility. Company ownership and financials, this is the equity table, company insiders own approximately 21% of the shares outstanding on a fully diluted basis. You can see here, common shares issued and reserved and common shares issued and reserved, 51,304,022 and including warrants, fully diluted, 77,7,330 shares. So a very tight share structure. That's exactly what we look for. And you can see financials, historical Q3 year-to-date performance. So Q3, 2021, Q3 revenue increased by 70% group revenue for Q3, 2021, totaled 2,163,000 for Q3, 2020, 1,275,000 and increase of 888,000, which is the 70% increase. Q3, 2021 margin revenue less direct costs and expenses was 903,042% versus 175,013% in Q3, 2020. Q3, 2021 operating loss of 557,000 was lower than Q2, 733,000 and Q1, 1,00,003,000. So Q3 year-to-date, 2021 for the nine months ended September 30, 2021, revenue increased by 30% to 4,364,000. 2020, 3,367,000 for the nine months ended September 30, 2021, a margin of 1,335,030% versus 648,019% was achieved. You can see here industry comparables, some other companies and their market caps, QST on the venture exchange ADES, FuelTech, FTEK, their market cap, and GreenLane Renewables, GRN.TO, which we've also covered, and Pacific Green Technologies, PGTK on the OTCQB, Bion, IronVironMental, BNET also on the OTC markets with their market cap, LikTech, International, LIQT.Q and MEEC on the OTC markets with their market caps. Take a look at the leadership team, you can see the management, Grant Smith is the chief executive officer, and you can see other key members of the team as well. Grant Smith as an executive with 25 plus years experience in the global health supplement and ingredients space, co-founder, partner at RFI ingredients, a large manufacturer for ingredients to well-known consumer brands across North America. Prior to this, Grant served in the leadership role at various major consumer packaged goods companies in North America. So you can see the team here and the board of directors. You can see Grant Smith is also director, contact information, if you would like to get in contact with the company, feel free to contact them directly. If you have any questions at Pond Technologies Holdings, head office, 250 shield court unit eight, Markham, Ontario, and feel free to contact Cole Stevens at corporate development. 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Hello, I'm Chosé Goulot from the company IoT Visitage. I'm here to present to you how we leveraged OpenID Connect to improve security of our embedded system. The main component that I will present to you is named SecGate OpenID Connect, or SecureGate. So, welcome to ARS. That's the event that is presenting my talk. And I'm from IoT Visitage, a company that is located in France in a country named Labortyne. We worked on HGL for the first version of the application framework. And we use it at the moment to create a new distribution whose name is Hyde Pesco S, whose intended to be a long-term support distribution for our embedded system. So, what I will present to you is the Secure Gateway. And now I will talk about why we did it. The Secure Gateway is a component that comes in a wide system. It's the connector that allows people to identify themselves and get access to internals of the embedded system. The way it works is that it's connected to a social identity provider that can grant that the people that is here is the people that it claims to be. This is used to grant accesses to protecting items of the system. So, the main idea is that each access to the system goes through the Secure Gateway. When authenticated, the client gets access to part of the system that is protected or is denied to access it. The master piece is that we use OpenID Connect to get the access. OpenID Connect is a flexible standard and it is widely supported by the measure. Also, it has a design that allows extension. Well, primarily, OpenID Connect delivers information on the user. But not on the user as being its name, but as the user being what it claims to be itself. Then we can, in some circumstances, get more information about the user. Let's go in that. OpenID Connect is a protocol normalizing that is based on top of OS2 authentication protocol that is also used internally by Secure Gateway. And it enables to verify the identity that a user claims to have and to get some profile information about it. If possible, but not always. Anyway, it's a protocol based on SAML2, but re-write it for JSON REST. And it is widely supported by measure operators. In this presentation, we will use words. These words. OS2 protocol, it's a protocol of authorization that is widely used. Authorization server. This is a server that accepts to deliver authorization. So you need to present some grants and you get authorized. It delivers a token that allows you to ask a token server to get a token to access resources. On top of that, OpenID normalize fact that you can get a token to get identity data or profiles. Then what is an identity provider? OpenID server that delivers you OpenID identity. Based on that, we can trust or not the fact that the user is what claims to be based on trust on the identity provider or on the protocol it follows to get identity fee. So we manage levels of assurance in what the user is. With a level of assurance of zero, we don't trust the user. We don't know who he is. With a level of assurance of one, well, we trust it. But less than with a level of assurance of two or three. So it's partly normalized and it's used into our system to access protected resources using bear tokens that are tokens that open spirals. So if your gateway managed to have several identity providers, it's a benefit because we can have a fallback in case of lake or issue in accessing an identity provider. It means that we have to connect the identity of some user for more than one identity provider that's named Federation. We can federate identity as a particular thing. We can also require to have two authentication for enforcing the security. Well, open the new chapter now. We will speak more precisely about the secure gateway and how it works and its mechanism. Well, principles are that each access must be transport layer secure, otherwise it's denied. It's imposed by the POS protocol, by OpenID protocol, so let's go TLS. You can optionally add a client certificate to increase the trust that you have in your client. Well, on accesses to an unprotected resource, an unprotected resource are open and public. But accesses to forbidden or protected resource is not possible if you are not authenticated. So if you're not authenticated and try to access a protected resource, you are redirected to an authentication server that will authenticate you, and then redirected back to the service that now knows your identity, that you are what you claim to be. And based on what is your right, I know it's configured in the system, your access will be either forbidden because you are what you are and you cannot access this resource or granted because, well, that's okay. When you're not authenticated, what happens is that you are redirected to an authentication server for starting the authentication process. Well, it is that you are committed to Internet. We also provide some local server that can be used without Internet. For example, with the available authentication module of Linux, or using some devices like a SIM card or NFC type, fingerprint that is linked to the available authentication system. Anyway, if you're not authenticated, you first have a page that gives you a choice between several identity provider services you choose and then get to the identity provider that authenticates you and delivers token access to the secure gate. This is the summary of the conversation between the client, the service, the identity provider. So it explains briefly with the graphic what I already said before. Based on that, the state of the connection of the user is managed. So either at the beginning you are unknown, then you enter in an authentication process and either you are authenticated or not. So if you're authenticated, you're known and the system knows what are the resources that you can access. At the end, either on expiration or explicit or implicit disconnection, the connection is turned back to an end. The data provided by the identity provider on Street OpenID Connect protocol are very few. You have two things, the identity of the identity provider itself and an identifier of the user in the context of that identity provider. Well, if you master the OpenID or the identity provider, you can also implement some claims, specific claims that can add data about the user. But you have to know to master the identity provider. Well, let's open a new chapter. The management. Because you have a system now, how to tune it, how to create it. Let's get in. Here is the use case. The main thing of our concern is the operator. The operator that comes on the equipment and wants to connect with its identity. The first must authenticate to the identity provider. The identity provider knows the operator because the operator's manager has set up the operator and its role. On the system side, when the identity of the operator is known, the age equipment has to know what are the permissions granted for the role given to the operator. This is set by the fleet supervision because, well, these equipments are not one that is created and managed like a personal computer. This is an equipment that is a cell and that's not unique. Let's check that. First, the easiest part, management of the operator. So the manager of the operator is in charge of setting the system for the operator, giving it in roles and permissions. That's a role-based system. We think it's the simplest way to provide permissions to an operator. Internally, the secure gateway doesn't use the word of role, but it uses the word of attributes. So a user gets attributes to its identity and this attributes maps well to roles, groups, permissions, etc. Fleet management is a situation more complex. You have to manage equipment that you sell and that is numerous. So you provide a configuration statically at the beginning and then maybe you can update the configuration, but it leads to a situation where some equipment are up to date and some of those are not because they had connectivity issues to the updating system. On the fleet management side, also you have to establish a connection between the roles and the attributes given at the identity provider and the exact permission that the user has inside the system. You have to do that for each identity provider because identity providers maybe have not the same logic or attributes. You have to set up the identity providers. You have to set up the authorization server, etc. for each one. There is maybe several identity providers that you have to set up and its configuration is not so easy. You have to be precise. Setting up an identity provider requires you to establish to declare the secure gate application to the identity provider getting a client ID for the secure gateway, a secret ID, some redirections where you have to be registered and you also need some time to tell what is the flow that has to be used. Setting it is sometimes easier when you have a well-known discovery and trip on for identity provider. Otherwise, you have to set up each configuration. Then you have to configure profiles telling, well, for this identity provider, these roles and attributes and I have this level of assurance and I give these permissions. You have to provide for the redirection page icons and the URL of the login page. This is an example of configuration showing how to set an identity provider. Here you have an ID that is one login that is logically linked to the one login site. This one is easy to set up because it has a well-known discovery entry point. Then you set what is the login page, the vehicle and here you tell what are the trust that you have based on the scope granted by the client. Let's speak now about the implementation of the security on the edge side. At first, you have an authentication. Here the open ID process of authenticating is abstracted in this small square and when you are authenticated, the secure gateway provides you permissions to the Cinegora database for the session of the client. Then when the client access to some service, its session is first checked by the secure gateway. Then the service that requires permissions asks Cinegora for the permission if it's granted or not. Cinegora answers and the service is satisfied or not. As I said, on the edge side we have to connect works between the roles given by the identity provider and the permissions of the system. On the edge side we encourage service developers to have a fine grain of permission so that the security is better if it's the case. Conversely, you have a big amount of permissions and it's not really easy to tune. We have to manage the permissions by groups so we allow to map permissions to one or more group of permissions. Conversely, for identity provider we have roles, we have attributes, we have a level of assurance. Then we map an identity provider, a level of assurance and given attributes to a set of permission group. Then the match is done. Let's see how it works on the basic configuration file. On the left you have the mapping of identity provider to permission groups. Then as you see, if you come from IoTBZH that identified you with the attribute setup, if the level of assurance is 2, you get the group setup. Otherwise you get the group edit. But if you have the LOI 2, then you also have the LOI of 0 and you get also edit. On the right side you see the configuration for permissions. We simply hear a lot the name of the permission but it's given that the permission admin is linked to the group admin. The permission setup is linked to the groups admin and setup. You also have a mechanism for pattern settings. Now the Synagora binding that is a component that is used to manage Synagora internally provides a session. It's an agent, it's binding. Service access Synagora binding and delivers permission. Synagora access Synagora binding agent to check unknown sessions. And then Synagora binding that has the mapping of permissions role and attribute answers based on the session. That's Synagora binding as it's seen on the top right that manage the permissions that have mapping roles and permissions. So in one side it speaks to the service that knows role, identity provider, level of assurance, attributes. And on the other side it speaks to Synagora that knows sessions, permissions. This is now time to have a larger view and speak about the modularity that is implemented in the secure gateway. The secure gateway now is an extension of the binder. That's a new feature of the binder. So it is a binder but with extensions that gives a new feature like filtering connection and loading plugins and bindings. Today we have built-in modules for LDAP or as to OpenID Connect. We have pluggable modules for NFC and PAM that is pluggable authentication module for Linux. We have planned for further extension like open banking OpenID, FedID, FedFinancialGrade, FEPI, FEPI English. Time now for a short demo of the system. Welcome to this demonstration of the secure gateway. So what we can see here on this screen is we have three security zones going from public with a level of assurance of zero which means anonymous access. A second zone that is private that requires basic authentication in this case is going to be handled by PAM with login password. And the last one that is confidential that requires a more advanced authentication model and in this case we use an NFC token for the demonstration. So let's have a quick look to the configuration of the secure gateway. So we can see it is a standard binder. We find out the port and the different certificate for the TLS connection. Then we have the configuration of the extension which is really where we load the secure gateway by itself. And in all case we have two authorities that are defined. The first one is using PAM for login password authentication and we can see here that this is a level one of authentication. The second one uses a secure NFC token and in this case we have a level of assurance of two. Then to finish what is important in the configuration we see here the three different zones going from public with no authentication to confidential where we require an authentication level of two. And you can see here on the log that it is a standard binding. So let's try to play with it. If I click on public there is no authentication. As we said it is a level zero authentication. On the other hand if I click on private we can see here on the exchange that it proposed to IDP because the requirement is a level one. I'm going to select PAM using RedPest demo login and here I am. Okay so I am logged in. Obviously if I request again as a private I don't have to log a second time. Now I'm going to go on the confidential one. In this case I only have one authority because there is only one IDP that supports the LOR2 in my configuration. If I click on NFC we can see that the only authority is available is the NFC reader. So you can see on my camera that if I put the card I am logged in. And if I remove the card I am logged out. So we have a direct authentication model that impose the user to have the card present. Okay thank you for your time. It's time to conclude now. So we now have with secure gateway a secure access point to the system that is secured through TLS and authentication. The authentication is very flexible and use widely supported standards. We can also as benefit track identity of people that interact with the system. That's all. Thank you for your interest. I give you a few links. This one is on OpenID Connect and OS2. And this one is on our company and our product red desk. Well time for questioning now if you have.


Welcome back to the breakfast here on Plus TV Africa. Now let's go back in history to the year 1966. His name, Henrik Vervoord, I hope I pronounced it right. And it might seem a little weird saying a name like that and talking about the name of the country South Africa. But that's because South Africa was initially colonized by Netherlands and of course the Great Britain. And that's why you can hear such names. But it was on this day that he at this time was prime minister and was stabbed to death. He was stabbed once in the neck and four times in the chest. Just a little bit on him is on Mr. Henrik now. He was the architect of Appetite, first of all, which was a system of institutionalized racial segregation in South Africa. He was the one who of course had started Appetite. He also helped a far right national party come to power in 1948 and become party leader. The Union of South Africa, he also was a prime minister of the Union of South Africa from 1958 to 1961. And also proclaimed the founding of the Republic of South Africa, which he was also prime minister until his death in 1966. The assailant, his name Demetrio Safendas, was a Mozambican immigrant and mixed racial dissent of part Greek and part Swazi. He stabbed over in the neck and chest four times before being subdued by members of the assembly. He was apparently not acting as a reaction to Appetite, but eventually was sent to mental hospital where he eventually, I think he died in 1999. Yes, he died eventually in 1999 in a mental hospital. But that was also the end on this day in 1966, the end of Henrik Verwoid. I'm hoping that I pronounced it right. It was on this day that he was killed and the end of his time as prime minister. It might be sad, but when you also add the fact that he was the one, of course, one of the original founders of the Appetite rule in South Africa, kind of makes you not feel so bad.  I mean, it was widely celebrated globally. People saw this as the beginning of the end of Appetite. Now, this man, a messenger, decided that Verwoid was basically the founder of Appetite. He was disgusted by the racial segregation policies in South Africa. And he said, you know, I have quotes from that. He said that it is not only criminal to do bad things or somehow, but he said it's also wrong when you see bad things being done and you stay silent about it. He said this guy was instituting racial policies that were discriminating black, original, native inhabitants of South Africa from these foreigners, so to speak. And he was going to do something about it. He went ahead, stabbed him in the neck, stabbed him in the chest until he was subdued. So even though the police tried to say, oh, he was insane. There was a tapeworm in his chest that was causing him. He said, no, nobody paid me to do that. I am not insane.  Now, segregation would begin to end. That's what he believed. And he eventually was sentenced. He died at the age of 81 in Robin Island prison. And, you know, after that, we know what's happened with the apartheid movement, even though you can still see traces of xenophobia in South Africa today. But essentially, apartheid became a thing of the past in South Africa. And even though this was wrong, I mean, going ahead to assassinate someone, the man was pronounced dead on arrival at the hospital. But people said it was the beginning of the end of the apartheid movement in South Africa. It's also interesting, you know, that, you know, as harsh as it may sound, you know, some people maybe also need to go for, you know, a better future for others.  You're prime minister about three different times, different parties. And you continue to remain there and enforce these racial laws, you know, on the people that you colonized. And, you know, like you mentioned, sadly, there's still some elements of that in South Africa today. I don't understand, you know, and it would never just look interesting to me to see the white population of South Africa, you know, seemingly having, you know, a better life than the black population. It makes no sense because this is not your place. But that's a different conversation. All right. Let me ask you a question for the next Today in History story. What would you do if you get back home from work after a long, entire day and you find someone on your couch eating ice cream? Now, a female police officer in the U.S. encountered that question and her response was to put out her gun and shoot at him. Second question, what would you do if you're sitting in your home watching TV eating ice cream and someone opens the door? I love that perspective. And shoots you. Shoots at you. Shoots you twice in the chest. Just pass out. What would you do? So on This Today in History, the 6th of September 2018, a female police officer, her name is Amber Gaia. She returned home from work, right? And, you know, it's one of these apartment buildings that look totally alike. And she said that because she had had a long and tired, tiring day at the office, she climbed an additional flight of stairs. She basically passed her own apartment, went upstairs to the apartment on her own side, opened the door thinking it was a house.  She asked him to raise his hand. And within a few seconds, she shoots him twice in the neck, twice in the chest, and he drops dead. This story really is so interesting because the lady is a police officer. She had a, you know, department issued pistol. This black guy was a 26-year-old man. His name was Jean. He was black. He was an accountant working at the powerhouse accounting firm, Price Waterhouse Coopers. They said he was a church singer. He was a youth leader and all of that. So Gaia eventually testified that she accidentally entered the wrong building on the wrong floor. She mistook all the visual clues that, you know, the door mat is a different mat. You know, the house setting was different. She mistook all those clues claiming that she was just tired from a long day at work. And she went ahead to shoot this imposter that she thought she had seen in her own house. You know, so it really was what happened. It happened in 2018. A few months ago in April, Amber simply was going ahead to say she wants this case to be appealed. And her attorney claimed that the shooting of Botham Jean was a justifiable act of self-defense based on her mistaken belief. How do you claim self-defense on a mistaken belief? You know, lawyers, they can do all these things. But anyway, the court has not yet announced the ruling on this matter. But they're opposed to it. Opposed to giving her a lighter sentence for her crime of murder. I hope she doesn't get it. You know, and one of the reasons this case also blew up and she probably was even arrested. And this is still the same thing you know, talk about, you know, in situational... And racial segregation, yes. Because some of the reasons she even became or was arrested. And this case, because of public outcry, she was arrested three days after this incident, walking into another person's house and shooting him. And you know, basically just going home. I thought it was my apartment. And you were tired and you talked towards your apartment. But that's not even the most interesting part of this whole case. It is during her trial, there's a part where the younger brother and the mother of both Botham Jean walked up to her and said, oh, I forgive you. Let's wrap it up here, Sergei. That's what happened on This Day in History, September 6th, 2021. All right. And of course, I took a story in South Africa in 1966. We'll take a short break when we come back. 21, 2018. 2018, yes. When we come back, we're moving into our first major conversation for today. And that is with the Chief Justice of Nigeria, summoning six and eventually over the weekend, seven Chief Judges of different states across the country because of conflicting court orders and court judgments. We'll get into that conversation next with a senior advocate of Nigeria who's joined us. Good morning.


This 2014 Ram 2500 Crew Cab Short Box is stock number 12203Z. We're here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, you're new and used heavy-duty truck and ram headquarters. This 2014 Ram 2500 has the 6.7 liter Cummins diesel engine in it. It has been fully-safetyed and inspected by our service shop. It has a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off for the state of Wisconsin inspection process. And this truck is 100% ready to go. Bright white is the color. We shoot all of our videos in 1080p, 60 frames per second. So if you have HD capabilities on your computer, tablet, smartphone or television, I highly recommend turning them on right now because it is your best way to check out the quality condition and options of the truck before seeing it in person. And if you like the video and want to subscribe to our YouTube channel where we do videos of our new and used inventory each and every day in the upper right hand part of the screen is a subscribe button. Click that and then click the bell notifications. You'll get updates on the videos we do each and every day here at Summit Auto. This one comes with RBP 20-inch chrome alloy rims. They're really sharp. It has Mickey Thompson Baja MTZ tires. These are 35 by 12 and a half R20LTs and they have right around half the tread left on them. This one does have a suspension lift kit on it and it has BDS foc shocks on there. Look at that lift there. That is a BDS lift. Front fender is in really nice condition. I didn't see any dents or dings on there. It has the projector lamp, headlamps, LED running lights. Front bumper is in excellent condition. I didn't see any dents or dings on that and the lower valance is in nice shape too. You get the chrome trimmed grille and that's a nice condition in the hood. It's in really nice shape as well. I didn't see any dents or dings on that. Passengers side front fender looks really good and the passengers side rim. No major scuffs or scrapes. Just as shiny as that driver's side one. As you go down this side of the truck, take note of how clean the body is, how reflective and mirror-like that paint is. We take these HD videos so if you are far away or even if you're close by and just cannot make the trip down, you can still see the truck here, the truck, and have confidence in the vehicle that you're looking at before you even get here so that when you do get here there's absolutely no surprises and you can make a smart and informed buying decision from wherever you're at and if this video helps you make a smart buying decision and you do end up buying this truck, let your salesman know that you saw the video and that it helped you out and that Brett sent you. Back rims in nice shape. Back tires have just as much tread as the front tires and the frame and underbody is in really nice condition. It does have all the remaining factory exhaust and it looks pretty good all the way underneath. Lower rockers and cab corners all look pretty good as well. Coming around to the back here, that passenger side box looks really good. It does have MBRP exhaust. Rear bumpers in really nice shape as well. No dents or dings on that. It does have the backup parking sensors. Full towing package which includes a receiver hitch, four pin and seven pin wiring. Locking tailgate, backup camera. Has a hard fold up tonneau cover which is an undercover flex tonneau cover. That's in pretty nice shape as well. This one comes with a linex sprain bed liner that was done in a Gillet Wyoming. So it's a pretty good indicator that this truck came out of Wyoming. Bed's in really nice shape. Didn't see any major dents or dings back here. And that sprain bed liner is in really nice shape too. I have linex on my truck. Highly recommended. It does have the dual tipped MBRP exhaust. As you go down the driver's side, just to clean as that passenger side, box looks really good. No dents or dings on that. And for full disclosure, this back rim, no major scuffs or scrapes on there. Really shiny rims.  It does have the heated fold up tow mirrors. They fold up like so. They also fold in. They are chrome trimmed as well. Enter and go system.  There are no rips or tears on the seats. You get Laramie embossed backrest. Pretty nice condition. Just a little bit of wear on there, but no rips or tears. Memory driver's seat. Both these front seats are heated and cooled. Auto headlamps, power pedals, audio controls on the back of the steering wheel, power windows, power locks, and power mirrors to get the nice leather bolster and wood grain trim on there as well. We'll hop inside, turn the ignition on. Check out the miles and the radio and everything that this truck has to offer on the interior. You get the RAM animation at the beginning. You can see that this truck has 53,495 miles. You do get the 7-inch LCD display, digital speedometer, compass outside temp, and time and current miles per gallon. You can change all those corners to read whatever you'd like. Comes with the heated leather wrap steering wheel, cruise controls on the right, Bluetooth and information center controls on the left, and audio controls on the back of the steering wheel, steering wheel itself. No major rips or tears. Maybe just a little bit of wear at the top, but no rips or tears on there. Comes with the six-speed automatic transmission. This one has the 8.43C radio, AM, FM, and Serious XM radio capabilities. It does have the factory navigation system on it. There's your Serious XM. You can do your heated and cooled seat buttons here as well. Trying to acquire the serious signal. There we go. 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There's your badge for the Alpine Premium Sound so that you know it has that. We'll take a quick look at the back seats, and then we'll start it up and check out under the hood. Back seats are just as clean as the front seats. It does have a cup holder back here. No rips or tears. It does have the latch-child safety system. These back seats are heated on the outboard side, and you do get the power sliding rear window. It does have the load floor, which is a nice feature. You put both sides down. There's no boots or tools. Put them on there. You're not going to get your seats all dirty. If you've got pets, put both sides on. They've got a nice flat place to lay. It does have the winter front storage underneath there and factory floor mats back here. In-floor storage with removable containers for easy cleaning. Put ice and drinks in there.  Child safety locks on the back doors. Bottoms of the doors all look really good. And we'll start it up. Take a quick look under the hood. 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Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Before I deal with the matter at our disposal now, I would like to express my condolences to three family members in Dennery. One is the Dorin family of Beirut. The second is the Felixia family of Green Mountain. And the third is Ms. Elin's husband. I know him as Backfoot. I want to express my condolences to the family and to wish them strength and courage during the period of bereavement. Mr. Speaker, I stand in support of this bill which focuses on the ascension of the Caribbean Court of Justice as the final court of appeal in civil and criminal matters for St. Lucia and those countries of the Caribbean community which are parties to the agreement and have acceded to the appellate jurisdiction. Mr. Speaker, whilst the ascension to the CCJ from the Privy Council is a historic moment to embrace celebrated and preserved by St. Lucia and all the people of this region, I am mindful that there are many ordinary St. Lucia who are not familiar with the workings of the CCJ and I am hoping that in the near future Mr. Speaker, substantial communication and outreach initiatives in Creole will be made available so the elderly folks in the rural communities will be in a better position to understand and appreciate what we have accomplished here today. Mr. Speaker, I am cognizant that not everyone will embrace and celebrate this achievement today. There are other persons who may have objected to this transition for various reasons. Change is often resisted at first until the works are in motion. Eventually, everyone comes to the realization that there is nothing to fear at all. Mr. Speaker, it is expected that the debate on the ascension to the CCJ will continue long after today. However, I am extremely confident that history will reveal it was the right decision. Clearly, historical events have led us to this juncture. Mr. Speaker, in the 1950s, the UK government granted independence to four islands in the region, namely Jamaica, Barbados, Guyana, Trinidad and Tobago. This initiative opened the floodgates, trickering calls for independence in the other remaining British territories. The transition from dependence to independence meant that the islands were now free and in full control of the destiny as they approached institutional frameworks and development for the next generation. To quote Mr. Speaker, Honorable Dr. Kenny Anthony, I quote, the establishment of the CCJ has been one of the major successes of Caricam's collective governance. I don't know if you can remember that, but his statement was delivered on March 10, 2015, when he engaged young Caribbean minds in a lecture delivered at the Augustine compass of the University of West Indies. Do you remember? You can't remember. This message, Mr. Speaker, is clear that we need to take control of our destiny and make our own decisions. Mr. Speaker, as I focus on the man, the ordinary man, the layperson, the farmer, the fisher folks, the elderly, the young people, it is not unreasonable for everyone to ask, what is in this for me? How will the CCJ impact my life or my children? What are the advantages and disadvantages of the CCJ? Mr. Speaker, many regional scholars have clearly articulated some enlightened and passionate arguments, both for and against the transition to the CCJ. For example, people will tell you that we should remain with the previous council because, one, it has been in existence since 1843. They are experienced. They have gotten right on many occasions. They have a good reputation, Mr. Speaker. It is perceived to be objective and impartial, since it is remote from the Caribbean and the decisions are made primarily on the law. For investor confidence in the previous council, judges are highly qualified and experienced. The high financial cost required to set up and run the CCJ. Risk of political appointments of judges will live in a small state, a small region. Most people would have had some connection or relations, poor lower court infrastructure, dilapidated buildings, air quality issues, etc., etc. Mr. Speaker, on the other hand, there are those who prefer the CCJ for the following reasons. The previous council is too far and costly when you consider FS, accommodation and legal representation in the UK. It will remove the colonial cloud over our heads. The CCJ will be held in all islands. There is the likelihood that cases will be scheduled and heard in quick time. The overall cost of cases will be cheaper than going to the previous council, based on proximity and economic situation in the Caribbean. Under the CCJ, justice is not based on pay-to-play this means that the average man who may have won his case at the lower courts can now be relieved that his inability to finance the appeals process at the previous council will not work to their disadvantage or against them. Mr. Speaker, within the Caribbean, they are highly trained and experienced Caribbean judicial officers who served in international bodies such as the International Criminal Court and in many Commonwealth countries. The CCJ is required for the Caribbean's single market economy. The original jurisdiction of the CCJ is required for the functioning of the CESME. Mr. Speaker, in my previous employment as a forester, I can recall a number of persons coming to me to discuss land disputes. For example, they have been occupying private lands for a number of years and the land owner would ask them to evict the lands and not offer any form of compensation. Mr. Speaker, now those persons have an opportunity to go to the CCJ and not have to find their way all the way to the UK to deal with matters like this. So I believe, Mr. Speaker, it's a step in the right direction for our government, clearly indicating to the people that what we promise as a government we will deliver. Mr. Speaker, as I analyze the pros and cons of the arguments in support of or against the ascension to the CCJ, I am mindful that the CCJ mission statement that states providing accessible, fair and efficient justice for the people and states of the Caribbean community, unquote. Mr. Speaker, it can be concluded that the overall objective here is to achieve justice for all. Mr. Speaker, the vision of the CCJ emphasizes what we as a people in this region strive to achieve to be a model of judicial excellence. Mr. Speaker, the values of the court resonate with what we as a people seek to practice and uphold. Integrity, honesty, doing right and standing firm, industry, be diligent and go above and beyond, courtesy and consideration demonstrate care and respect for all. Excellence demonstrate the highest quality of service and performance. Mr. Speaker, it is abundantly clear that the time has come to move on and chart our own destiny. I stand in firm support of this bill. Thank you, Mr. Speaker.