Now Cyberpunk releases in a few days but many many people already have the game, and if you look in the right place, there is footage everywhere. Today I want to talk about some of the things I have seen and well, what can I say, I'm actually shocked and surprised at the same time. How's it going guys, my name is DPJ and if you enjoyed the video leaving a like really helps out and if you like what you see and want to see more Cyberpunk, be sure to subscribe. Now obviously this video will not contain any footage of said leaks, but it might contain a couple of spoilers so if you do want to stay spoiler free, leave now people. Now I've said this in the past and I know it's true from a few of my recent videos on leaks where people come to my channel where every video is titled gameplay leaks and I left kind of disappointed due to me not showing any footage which I can't do people nor would I if I could but I will talk about said things with spoiler warnings in advance.  Now because I ain't the kind of person to really care much about spoilers I did have a look through a lot of leaked stuff and wow, what I have seen is truly amazing. Now as quick as leaked videos are being uploaded CDPR are taking them down, so some of the things I have seen already ain't on the internet anymore. So firstly which I do want to pick up on from the footage I saw was just how dense and populated the streets looked with options to speak to absolutely everybody. It actually surprised me as it was believed unconsol which was the footage I saw by the way, it was said to be torn back a little with how populated some streets will be, but from what I've seen, although it wasn't as populated as the original footage we saw ages back, it was how they expect Night City Live to be. I also got to see some night driving too which I would add looked absolutely great, details on the car stood out and it looked as good as I'd imagine coming off recent gameplay trailers. And I also saw footage of some dude on a motorbike doing or attempting stunts, now part of any quest or anything just jumping off high ramps and things looked pretty good and controlling both cars and bikes looked fairly easy to do also, which I'm glad for. What I also saw which looked as in depth as I knew it would be was character customisation. Now I made a video on this yesterday, if you missed that on screen now you can see most of the options we saw that were available. I've also seen some of the creations people have made and wow, I've seen things from the depths of hell to things you'd want to marry. And personally I cannot wait to see some of people's creations. Now I did see many possible story spoilers which I won't mention here but seriously interesting things for sure with the likes of SideQuest 2. I also saw a really interesting scene which includes a hooker. We saw said character picking up the hooker off the streets and then it skipped to a first person cutscene. What I saw I will mention is actually far more than I thought this game would get away with and shot me at first. I saw more than I thought I would but we'll just leave it at that. But it did seem here that the hooker was just randomly patrolling Night City and although she did look like that dancer from the trailers I ain't sure if it was the same person or not. But yeah like I said from what I saw I was actually kind of shocked. I mean this first person sex scene went way beyond what I thought we'd actually see in this game. So this game is definitely an 18 plus it's definitely an M for mature and it's probably not a game you want to play in front of the younger generation without that nudity filter switched on. Let's just put it that way. Now one thing that I will add before we end the combat system in terms of melling or using those fists looked a little clunky to me but unless I get a feel for it myself I won't judge it but from what I've seen it doesn't look like CDPR have put their all into this form of combat. Hopefully it's better with the swords and whatever else but using those fists and swinging certain things looked a little clunky that's just my opinion. But guys my thoughts honestly gameplay from what I've seen so far which obviously can't hide things we should be worried about in my opinion actually looks promising and the game itself looked to run quite smooth unless gen console has always been PS4 and Xbox one. Now the game's here in a few days three days to be exact probably less by the time you're watching this video and as soon as it lands guys I will have all kinds of videos you'll definitely want to see and not miss out on so make sure you subscribe if you are new around here and I'm not all guys the end of the video has arrived if you enjoyed leaving a like really helps out and hopefully I will see you on that next one


Welcome to NTN Nightly, I am General Norville. This edition stops stories. Prime Minister the Honourable Alan Shasne welcomes the commencement of the second phase of the HIA redevelopment project. The commissioning of an agro-processing plant in Babono adds more value to locally grown produce. And the 10th Congress of Caribbean beekeepers ends on a fruitful note in St Lucia. The St Lucia Air and Sea Ports Authority slasper is gearing up for the second phase of preparatory works for the Heronora International Redevelopment Project. Details in this report. Prime Minister Hon. Alan Shasne spoke at Monday's Cabinet Press Briefing about the importance and significance of the Heronora International Airport Redevelopment Project and the economic activity it will create. The construction of the world-class facilities expected to employ hundreds of St Lucians. The Prime Minister's statements come as slasper's management and other stakeholders have finalized critical conditions for the commencement of the HIA redevelopment project. In terms of the project starting right now we're very excited. It's taken a long time to get to this place to get all the financing secured. It has been secured. There's over $88 million currently in the lockbox. As we speak, it means that the bankers are very secure in knowing that even if COVID continues and there's a continuing dampening on arrivals, there's certainly enough monies in the lockbox to carry the existing loans for at least three years without getting any new traffic. But to commence the project now is a feat in itself and very exciting. But certainly with COVID and the need to be able to have other economic activity on the ground, obviously it's very meaningful. Site preparation has been ongoing on the 28 acres of land airmark for the project from since February 2020 and the south of the island can look out for a new harm of activity as the project enters Phase 2 of work. According to the Prime Minister, this project is a total overhaul of what currently exists and the expansion will also include mitigation efforts against flooding, runway safety and resilience and contingent emergency response. The World Bank has come in with a 45 million US dollar loan, very concessionary loan, 40 years, a 10-year moratorium at a half a percent interest. And that is to review the flood problems in that area and also to deal with the resurfacing of the runway and to put in the navigational lighting equipment for the airport facilities. Prime Minister Shasne stated that this project is a major accomplishment considering the backdrop of the ongoing pandemic. This he says is a unique opportunity for St. Lucian's to work and expand our capacity as a country. This is really good news for St. Lucia 1, the immediacy of the jobs that it's going to create but to the end of the project we would have significantly improved the capacity of the country. And we now know that COVID is not going to be here forever. The government of St. Lucia through the St. Lucia and Seaport's authority commissioned and received a master plan for the redesign and development of the Hironora International Airport into a modern facility catering to the growing demands of the travel industry. Construction for the HIA redevelopment project is undertaken by Taiwan-based Overseas Engineering and Construction Company, OECC, with project management, engineering and oversight by Miami-based CBRE Hiwi. For more information on the latest development visit HIAproject.com Reporting for the Office of the Prime Minister, I am Danielle Dubois. The development and use of agro-processing techniques in the quest to diversify the island's agriculture sector that value to locally grown produce has advanced yet again with the commissioning of an agro-processing plant in Barbono. The facilities are under the command of the St. Lucia Network of Rural Women Barbono Cluster. More from Anisi Antoine. The establishment of the agro-processing St. Lucia Network of Rural Women produces Barbono Cluster Plant will assist with product research and development of the transformation of local produce into value-added agricultural products. The plant will also provide training and technical assistance as well as support for the transfer of technology for agribusiness development to improve income generation and food security. President of the St. Lucia Network of Rural Women produces Barbono Cluster, Luisa Anthony, and scores the benefits of the plant to the residents of Barbono, surrounding communities, its environs, as well as the national economy. Our outlook for the agro-processing facility is that it is an asset to boost and grow business for our members and also a wider community of agro-processers. To achieve this, we have mapped out in a working business plan a number of areas for generating revenue from the operation of the facility as well as rich agreement on the importance of actively creating space for all interested persons to work with us here. Indicating that this new investment signals opportunities the Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries, Physical Planning, Natural Resources and Cooperatives, Honourable Ezekiel Joseph challenges the people of Barbono to utilize the plant efficiently. I have the fullest confidence that this place is going to be utilized properly. I have the fullest confidence. But of course, you have to take a number of things into consideration.  That's important, the management structure of this facility. Two, the question of food safety. And I'm happy that the way it was constructed, it was constructed for us to be recognized internationally because we should not only looking at our local market, we should be looking at the original market, we should be looking at the international market because the products I've seen being produced has that potential, Madam President. So, I know we had some different problems with the department responsible but of course, we were able to overcome these challenges to make sure that it got the certification that it deserves to allow us to export and here I say to allow us to export. The agri-processing plant was funded by the Banana Industry Trust at an estimated cost of approximately 500,000 EC dollars. From the information unit of the Department of Agriculture, I am Anicia Antoine reporting. The government of St. Lucia has received a donation of medical equipment from the French government. Diplomatic allies continue to lend their support as St. Lucia battles the COVID-19 pandemic. The French government recently made a donation of medical supplies and equipment to St. Lucia which is anticipated to bolster the island's COVID-19 response. Mark Metillo is a charge of affairs at the Embassy of France. St. Lucia is suffering more than most of the other islands from the pandemic where the sharp increase in the number of cases since mid-October. It is the reason why France has considered it important to respond favorably to a request for assistance from the government of St. Lucia. We would like to express our solidarity with St. Lucia as well as the other OECS member countries with very strong ties in all areas. On Wednesday this week, more than 10,000 masks were handed over to the St. Lucia authorities to be given to public officials who are in direct contact with the public in particular members of the Royal St. Lucia Police. Today, I have the pleasure of presenting another donation from France to St. Lucia. It consists of 50 military folding beds, 10 cardiac monitors and two ventilators. These will assist the hospitals in providing better health care to their patients and families. The charge of affairs said that the Embassy is working on a further shipment which includes 40 medical beds due to arrive in mid-December, highlighting the urgent need for the supplies. He explained that all efforts are being made to speed up the shipment. Acting Deputy Permanent Secretary in the Department of External Affairs, Gilliam Simon, noted that St. Lucia and the French continue to share a very mutually beneficial relationship. Well, St. Lucia has enjoyed our mutual cooperation with the French We have enjoyed a cordial relationship with the French government and as part of the assistance to the government of St. Lucia the French have in fact donated these products which again was really the lobbying effort of our Council General which is Johanna Salton, CG Johanna Salton in terms of getting benefit for us through combating the COVID pandemic. Medical Officer of Health in the Department of Health and Wellness, Dr. Glensford Joseph described the donation as timely. This donation from the French government and people is going to be very helpful and instrumental in St. Lucia being able to manage this COVID-19 pandemic. We do know we have the respiratory centre and there is urgent need for such vital equipment in that facility to enhance the capacity of the physicians, the nurses and other medical personnel in managing patients in St. Lucia. The donation was received by the Department of External Affairs on behalf of the government and people of St. Lucia. This is NTN Nightly. Please stay with us. With all that's happening around us, simple adjustments are necessary to keep us all safe. When calling 911, we may need a little more information to deploy the right personnel and protocols. You may be asked about your travel history, signs and symptoms, contact and movement history and whether others in your household are exhibiting similar symptoms. Please be patient and cooperative during this time to ensure you receive the best possible care while keeping our first responders safe. Welcome back. The 10th Congress of Caribbean Beekeepers has ended in St. Lucia with a call for greater involvement of youth and the incorporation of new technology in safeguarding the future of honey production. The three-day virtual Congress of Caribbean Beekeepers Association was truly an international event with participation from Europe, North America and Asia. Greetings from India. We had presentations from France, places where it would have been difficult sometimes economically for them to get to St. Lucia to participate. The conference covered a wide range of issues facing the beekeeping industry, including concerns over the lack of finance. You might be in the future as a private and how you borrow from other agencies will more or less dictate how you borrow from the bank. A number of banks participated, along with marketers and exhibitors of honey products, ranging from honey to the many by-products now on the market. The host of the 10th Congress of Caribbean Beekeepers, Richard Matthias of the IANOLA apiculture collective, welcomed the COVID-19-inspired format of a virtual conference. He said this added value to the quality and depth of presentations. I think moving forward is definitely going to be the format for us to do a blended Congress, having it both virtual and physical appearance. I think it all goes well. This is a new model for us to have this kind of event. Mr. Matthias highlights threats to pollinators such as bees and other insects. He urged the public to get involved in spreading awareness of the value of all pollinators. There's very little research, very little information on the pollinators of the Caribbean, particularly our indigenous stingless bees, these species and our leaf cutter bees. These species of bees go totally unnoticed. The Congress noted that beekeeping has no future if science and technology are not incorporated into the development of the industry. You need to get the scientific data in. You need to do the little, even if it's just jotting down a piece of paper, the observations you make every day over the course of the year. This is the beginnings of a scientific experiment. The 10th Congress of Caribbean Beekeepers was made possible through the support of the Global Environment Fund, SGP, UNDP St. Lucia, the Inter-American Institute for Cooperation on Agriculture and the Telecommunications Service Provider, FLOW. For the Government Information Service, I am Jesse Leance reporting. The Ministry of Education, Innovation, General Relations and Sustainable Development due to the COVID-19 pandemic has had to modify the pattern registration process. The Ministry has replaced the face-to-face process creating an online portal accessible at kregistration.education.gov.lc. The portal is user-friendly and can be accessed via the computer, tablet and mobile phone. Parents will need a valid email address to log on and for further communication with education officials. Dr. Claudia Lewis, the Chief Planning Officer of the Department of Education, Innovation and General Relations, she explained the process for parents with no access to the portal. Provisions will be made for parents to drop off their documents at the schools within a particular period. However, a further announcement will be made on the exact details, give it the exact details. We would really like to encourage parents to try the online portal. It is user-friendly, so we would encourage you even if you don't have a computer at home, if you have a family member who has access or you can use a mobile phone to access the portal. Later during the week, we will make an announcement for all those who do not have access to digital means. Dr. Louis explains the 2021 registration process and highlights the required documents. Parents will be given the option of selecting three schools and the main reason for that is you may select the school of first choice but that school may be oversubscribed so we may have to place your child in your second choice school. So for this reason, we are asking everybody to select the three options. Yes, it's very important that the parents have these documents, the child's birth certificate and in this case, we are looking at children born in the year 2016, the immunization certificate or the health card, the passport photo which has to be scanned and if you are applying based on your workplace, then you would need a job letter. If you are applying based on your residence, we would use a utility bill as proof of residence. So these documents, you should get these documents beforehand and scan those and you would be guided by the online portal as to when the document should be uploaded. Chief Planning Officer in the Department of Education, Innovation and Gender Relations, Dr. Claudia Louis. The Department of Health and Wellness informs the public of the new opening hours of the pharmacy at the Gracely Poly Clinic for the period Monday, November 30, 2020 to Monday, January 4, 2021. The pharmacy will be open Monday to Friday from 8am to 4.30pm. The Department of Health apologizes for any inconvenience this may cause. For more information, please contact the Gracely Poly Clinic at 450-9661 or 450-9696. That brings us to the end of NTN Nightly. Join us next time at 7pm with a repeat at 7am. You can also catch up with us anytime on the St. Lucia Government Facebook page or YouTube channel. I am Janelle Norville.


So one of the more useful features of the derivative is it allows us to do what's called a linear approximation. And this is part of a more general topic called a spline. Roughly speaking, a spline is some sort of polynomial function that I can use to approximate some other function, possibly including another polynomial. And we do this because sometimes the other function that we want to work with is too complicated or it's too messy, or possibly we don't even know the actual values of it, but polynomials are very nice and well-behaved functions. Now because this is an approximation, there are going to be certain restrictions on its use, but we'll discuss that at a later point. So for example, a common approximation in physics is that if I run into sine of x, it is convenient and usually reasonably good to approximate sine of x with just x. And so here I have a messy function, sine of x, and here I have a much easier function to work with x. If I'm a chemist, I might take something like square root 1 plus x squared, and an approximation is that square root 1 plus x squared is approximately equal to 1 plus 1 half x squared. And these approximations are not limited to things that rely on facts and evidence and logic and reason. We often hear things like that from politics, and where a politician might use an approximation like, well, one person said this, so I guess 10 million people are in favor of it. Well, we can't actually explain where that last approximation comes from, but the ones that rely on evidence actually originate out of calculus. And where this comes from is what's called the tangent line approximation. And so this goes back to the idea that the slope of the secant line has as its limit the slope of the tangent line. So I suppose I have some function f of x, where f of a is some value, we know as precisely as we need to, and we might consider our graph of y equals f of x, and because I know the value of f of a, that corresponds to some point a f of a that I can locate precisely. So it's someplace along the graph there. And assuming that I can actually find these things, I have a function, I have a point, I can talk about what the tangent line to the graph at that point looks like. And in general, that tangent line is going to look very similar to the curve. Here's an important point to note. If I don't stray too far away from the point of tangency, that tangent line is pretty good. The farther away I get from the point of tangency, the worse that tangent line looks as an approximation. But as long as I stay close, it is a reasonable approximation. And because I know the tangent line passes through a very specific point, a f of a, and it has a slope that's equal to the derivative of my function at a, well, I have a point, I have a slope, and so that lets me write the equation of the tangent line. And so here I'm just going to represent that equation with l of x. So I have that equation of the tangent line. Now suppose I want to find f of b. Suppose I want to find my function at some other value. Well, again, if I think about the point b f of b, that's some other point along the curve. Maybe it's up here someplace. And so now I want to approximate f of b. Well, that's my y-coordinate. That's the height of that point above the x-axis. Well, I'd like to know where that is. And where I can use a tangent line is that the point b l of b, that point on the tangent line for the same x value, there's some point on the tangent line. And if my point b isn't too far away from my point a, if b and a are close together, the heights of these two points, f of b here and l of b there, are going to almost be the same. And so that means that I can use l of b, my line, to approximate f of b, my function. And so what we can say is that the equation of the tangent line, this l of x, is a linear approximation to the function that's f of x, near x equals a. For example, let's take a look at this. Find a linear approximation to square root of x, near x equal to 4, and then I want to use that to approximate square root of 4.1. So here's two things to note about this. I have a linear approximation to a function, but I have to specify where that linear approximation is going to be centered. And so here it's centered near x equals 4. Why would I do that? Well, there's two reasons why I'd pick that point. One, square root of 4 is a value that I know exactly. Square root of 4 is equal to 2. And the second is that when I approximate something, I want to pick a value that's close by. So here I want to approximate square root of 4.1, so I'm going to pick something close by that has an exact square root that I can find. And that's actually the hardest part of writing any linear approximation is determining where we're going to center it, because the rest of it is just finding the equation of a tangent line. So first off, I can write the equation of the line tangent to the graph of y equals square root of x at x equals 4. Let's go ahead and graph y equals square root of x, first of all. I'm centering it around x equal to 4, so I'll find where that point is located. At x equal to 4, y is square root of x, y is equal to 2, so I have the point x equals 4, y equals 2, some place on the graph. And if I want to write the equation of the tangent line, I have a point on the line, so the other thing I need is I'm going to need the slope of the tangent line. Well, actually that's the derivative at x equal to 4. If you only want to learn one thing in calculus, you'll probably fail the course. But if you learn many things in calculus, one of the things you do want to learn is that the derivative and the slope of the tangent line are equivalent objects, that the derivative will tell you what the slope of the tangent line is. So let's go ahead and find the derivative, y equals square root of x. I'll do a little bit of algebra, that's x to the power of 1 half, and I now have to differentiate x to the n. So I'll differentiate it, and since I do need to evaluate the derivative at a point, it helps to rewrite it so I don't have any negative or fractional exponents. And so at x equals 4, my derivative, I'll substitute that x value in, and after all the dust settles, I get derivative equals a quarter. Derivative is slope. So now I have the slope of the tangent line, I have a point on the tangent line, and now I have everything I need to write the equation of the tangent line. So, pick your favorite method of writing the equation of a line. Here's one from pre-calculus, or from even earlier, algebra. This is our point-slope method of writing the equation of the line, and I'll just substitute in the coordinates of my point and the known slope. And that gives me my equation of that tangent line. And again, the reason that this is actually useful is that the function, square root of x, is going to be approximated by the linear equation, the equation of our tangent line, one-quarter quantity x minus 4 plus 2. So if I want to find an approximation to square root of 4.1, I'll let x equal 4.1. Left-hand side, I have no idea what that is, so the right-hand side is just a polynomial, and I can evaluate that using just addition, subtraction, multiplication, and occasionally division by some number. And so, after all the dust settles, I get an approximation 2.025 as my square root of 4.1. Now, the natural question to ask at this point is how good of an approximation is that? And one possibility is I could find the square root of 4.1. Philosophically, though, there's kind of an objection to that. If I could find the square root of 4.1, why am I bothering to get an approximation to it? The idea here is that I'm finding a linear approximation because I don't actually have a good method of finding the value otherwise. So, how do I know that square root of 4.1 is actually close to 2.025? And so one thing we might do, remember the square root of a number is the thing when squared that gives us the radicand. So what I might do is I might want to check out what 2.025 squared is. And that is just an arithmetic operation I can do using multiplication. And I can get an exact value, 4.100625, which is actually pretty close to my desired value, 4.1. And so that says the square of 2.025 is almost 4.1, which suggests that the square root of 4.1 is reasonably close to 2.025.


I just wanted a nice easy recording day Yeah, we're gonna try to do this fast because it's supposed to start raining 10 amazing benefits of a honeysuckle tea Now honeysuckle isn't as well known over here in the west, but it's been used for Thousands of years over in the east where it's been used since gustatang dynasty Now there are two main varietals of honeysuckle. There's Lanocera Japonica and Lanocera cerulea. The problem with it is that it's become a major invasive species in North America There's about 180 species only 17 of which are usable Some of the berries from some of the species are bad. Luckily the tea is generally made with the Flowers not so much with the berries So when you're looking about the problem with the berries, you're not gonna be having a problem so much with the actual tea Okay, immune benefits. Now there's lots of antioxidants including things like quercetin Then lots of a good amount of vitamin C a little bit of fiber and some other vitamins involved with honeysuckle tea that it just makes it really helpful. Of course honeysuckle tea You know when you're compared it to an extract and whatnot isn't as potent in the amount of vitamins and minerals that it's going to have Some doctors have even said that honeysuckle can't cure but it can make dealing with COVID problems easier Thanks to its immune-boosting, busting, immune-boosting and anti-inflammatory properties Diarrhea, nausea, indigestion, constipation or gastroenteritis that persists due to food poisoning or some other problems All are the usual suspects without the exception of maybe the gastroenteritis of problems that'll come up with Digestive issues and all of these things have been said that honeysuckle tea can deal with. Oh boy Here comes the rain again. Another unique one is that honeysuckle tea is actually supposed to be very helpful for people with hepatitis C Because people with hepatitis C tend to have problems with nausea and vomiting can also help in curing dysentery and ulcers Oh pause My brilliant outside recording endeavor is being thwarted by the rain Thanks rain. Love you, but hate you There's days fighting me every single way imaginable, but it will not be taken down So next we have the anti-inflammatory and pain benefits Now these are basically the same thing because most of the pain benefits come from the anti-inflammatory aspects of honeysuckle tea and then there was the plane Sipping on a cup of honeysuckle tea has been a recommended remedy for headaches for many generations There are several studies about honey There are several studies about how honeysuckle can help with inflammation and pain Though most of these are on the honeysuckle berries and extract not the tea What you'll often find is that the tea can still help as soon as you have it You can feel an immediate effect whereas if you have an extract or something else along those lines It tends to take a little bit of time before it takes effect According to the studies the anti-inflammatory benefits are supposed to be especially helpful for arthritis Now the skin care benefits are as an area where you're actually not supposed to drink the tea You're supposed to put it on you, but you still actually brew the tea and then you use it kind of like a poultice A little wind More fun stuff There's dogs barking and motorcycles I'm so loving this Honeysuckle tea can be used to treat cuts and abrasions as well as skin rashes like poison oak In fact for centuries indigenous americans have boiled fresh honeysuckle leaves and bathed skin moods with the tea to prevent infection and speed healing Now you'll often find honeysuckle oil added to skin creams and ointments for things like eczema psoriasis and rosacea Honeysuckle tea is supposed to help the aging process as well by fighting free radicals and stopping things like skin damage and wrinkles Okay, it's time to drink your honeysuckle tea again Honeysuckle is a potent expectorant and can be used for all kinds of respiratory problems including colds flu symptoms bronchitis COPD asthma fever and even pneumonia. I am getting cold quite cold honeysuckle tea is a nice broad spectrum antibacterial agent included this whole host of bacterial problems that i'm not going to name But included in this is strep tuberculosis and salmonella Oh, god I lost a cat There also have been studies that show that honeysuckle tea can help balance your glucose levels And there have been studies that show how it helps with both type 2 diabetes and diabetic nephro hoppy Nephro Nephropathy What is that sound? Honeysuckle teas antioxidants and anti-inflammatories are great for the helping the onset of cancer, especially quercetin, which I already mentioned Before lots of people also make homemade mouthwash with honeysuckle tea This is thanks to its astringent and antibacterial properties Now research has also shown that honeysuckle tea can help with overall gum health bad breath cavities and sore throats I know you aren't stupid at least I hope you're not but just so you heard it from me Don't gargle your tea while it's hot Yeah That would be bad Research has also shown that honeysuckle tea is a great antiviral because it is an immunomodulatory agent Which means it can fight infections and allergies Now there are also various other benefits that honeysuckle tea could possibly good for but I had didn't find that much research on them yet So I'm just listening to them all right here. There you go. Enjoy And as far as pregnancy now I've heard Multiple multiple sides on this a lot of people are careful about it They are always arved over careful when it comes to pregnancy and teas with honeysuckle I did hear some talk about herbalists and other people actually using the tea during pregnancy Especially during the early stages of pregnancy to help with the nausea and things like that And also it's been used throughout the years to help relax women during childbirth So there are actually lots of things saying that it can't be used while you're pregnant and you know giving birth But of course the current people are always very Sensitive about these things when there isn't research. So they say oh be careful when using it So there you go now for some people the topical application of it can cause some skin irritation If it's something you might be allergic to excess honeysuckle can also irritate your digestive track And a person could get dehydrated because it's a bit of a diuretic It's good for colds and flus, but it says if you have a cold you may want to avoid the Japanese honeysuckle Also, it shouldn't be used with people with spleen deficiencies spleen deficiencies spleen And as always there are certain medications that will react poorly with it Especially things like blood clotting medications because taking honeysuckle along with those Might increase the risk of bruising and bleeding How do you make honeysuckle tea? Well the easiest way is you put about one to two tablespoons of The dried honeysuckle in about eight ounces of water fresh flowers You probably want to use about a half a cup to a full cup depending on just how strong you want it I've heard from several different sources that you want to do it a little bit less than boiling Whereas most herbal teas you're going to do at boiling Now a lot of people say that you should probably do it Um just a little bit under that and when it comes down to it Five to ten minutes a little bit more towards ten minutes because it's a very mild tea So when you're having it you either want to probably have it with some other herbs I've heard having it alongside Astrologous that or some other more flavorful herbs is probably going to be best maybe some honey, of course Yeah by itself, it's pretty light. If you like a super light tea go for it by itself. Otherwise That's it. I'm tired of this. It actually is decent at the moment Besides the motorcycle happening right now. I'm leaving. What's this video next? take care dear Gosh, I can't believe I made it through that. It probably sucks I can't thank you so much if you made it to the end of this video because oh my gosh, this was a hellish video I am leaving Going now war


If you look at the ByteDance, look at the particular app which is literally called today's headline. We firmly believe that if our news to be headline must be the news that to you is most important. So what we have developed is a system that knows you and the user and also knows what happened in the world. So basically connect the information and the news with a particular person. So traditionally you will think about this as a recommendation system that will categorize people into different categories and news into different categories. But we didn't do that. What exactly we have been doing is we know you so well we have your own profile or model or we know at this moment at this particular location what you are interested in then we bring in the news, the video and pictures that you most likely will be interested in and push to you. So in the sense it's a search engine but without you doing a search it knows your taste and knows what you need at this particular moment at this particular place. So the engine behind this magic is actually AI engine. It learns about you, learns what happens in the world. So that's what it excites me. I would say just like the technology development in the past in all the major industrial revolutions, I think those are issues we need to address. And that's why we have this ITU, we have this United Nations conference on AI for good and for sustainable development. As a technologist I'm always optimistic and I believe those technologies actually benefit that brought in are much bigger than the fact. And all the fact that could bring in are addressable and we took a proactive approach. And if you look at the last 40 years, the technology wave, each new wave actually come faster and also have bigger impact. And often as we have seen in the last 20 years is internet involved is in particular also is mobile internet involves. Government and regulatory agencies are often slower in reacting but enterprises and companies they are the first to fill the change and to adopt to the change and to develop the new technology and apply the new technology. So in establishing rules, standard regulations to counter potential side effect, instead of just looking at government or international agencies, I would say enterprises, private enterprises actually play a big role here. So that requires companies to take their own social responsibility and that requires we build up trust and we should be more open and to collaborate. In this particular case I would say that in particular the world should open to Chinese entrepreneurs, Chinese startups. If you look at the last five years on the mobile internet development, I would say it is so clear that in this world there are two leaders or two centers of innovation. One is Office of the US, another one is actually China. China definitely needs from the application technology angle. If you look at WeChat, if you look at RDP, if you look at the BiDance application, today's headline, personalized news feed. We're not talking about China following other parties, other places, other companies, actually China are leading. And it's not just leading because a government initiative is not. It's leading because the entrepreneurs, especially young generation of entrepreneurs, they have the vision, they are open minded, they like to collaborate with their partners or even competitors worldwide. And from day one they think that particular technology, particular app, particular services, their building will benefit not only users in China but also worldwide. The company I work with, BiDance, like the particular app, today's headline, we have over 600 million users. A large part of it is actually overseas in India, in Indonesia, in the US. So those entrepreneurs, those young, energetic, visionary engineers, I think we should work with them to define the future of AI or any other new technology and to ensure those new technology will bring in benefit instead of side effect to the society. So those are the points I would like to bring in to this UN conference on AI for good. And that actually will be a core part of my presentation and also panel discussion tomorrow.


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Good, and that's how. Thanks for coming. It's nice to have another annual meeting. I think 2008 was the first one. It's kind of improvised. It's taking place once a year. It's good to see the group this size again. So, Alan already volunteered to take notes. Copy document. Dominic is watching IRC. We have at least three or four, you know, three remote participants. So, let's say hello to Damian, Alex and Fritko. Okay, I think I know most people, but maybe not everyone else knows everyone in the room. So, for those who would like, you can, well, introduce yourself. One sentence, who you are. What's your relation to Pearl, love, hate? I work in a job where I have exposure to Pearl, and I like it. So, also, I have one of the few packages which I occasionally have. Hi, I'm Dom. I bring the look-off to the Pearl Vitepter package with Nico, who's on IRC. I'm Arwen, I'm 18 years old, and I am a Pearl addict. I'm Alex Likert, extra one on IRC, ABE on the New York operations. Holding Pearls instead, I don't know, 20 years. Worked in a company who did a lot of Pearl stuff, and joined the British Pearl group, like, I don't know, I think. Maybe 2009, and that kind of thing. Bought some packages, like, dipsums into the track team, taking them over from inactive upstream, or well, inactive developers, but also doing other stuff inside the region. But with regards to language, love, it's mostly Pearl. I've actually been doing Pearls since certainly more than 20 years. And doing system administration, that's how I got into Pearl. I was a bit disappointed by what Pearl was doing, and I'm quite motivated again since about a couple of years, and made Pearl show how Pearl could actually be a model language again. So I'm motivated, and I joined, but he just missed that call. My name is Lucas, and I'm here. And I contribute to using Pearl models since the beginning of this year, and I joined the first team about two or three months ago. I like Pearl. The heating is busy. That's good. Can I go on? I'm Florian, FSFS on IOC. I work at the Berlin Pile University. I'm a citizen, and I'm doing some power coding. Well, I was a bit inactive over the last year or so with my life, but I'm back now. That's pretty good. Today with Kramner, and these days I mostly am some kind of heat consultant for the Pearl team, and I've also recently started inviting Pearl again because I'm extending that help of a member of Heldrecht. I don't hate it. My name is Salvatore. I've been in the group since a couple of years. At day work, at work. As well as a GPH doing system-able estimation of the day. I first got in from the phone, so it was the language we used to use. I'm on the dance on IOC. Pearl is likely the only program in the number chain group as a citizen. I'm a dance contributor. I just packaged an open PGP applet on top of you a few days ago. I joined the Pearl team some day, and here I am. Second row, if you want to say something, you don't have to approach. I'm just a user. Ronda, I took care of a few Pearl-related packages outside the Pearl team over the time. I was very happy that the Pearl group won, so I could hand them over. In my former workplace, I did program a lot in Pearl, and I still like it a lot. I'm David Herrmann from IOC, and I've been a member of the Pearl team since a couple of years. And uploading both packages is what I do in my free time. I'm kind of weird-looking. Okay, so we have two people here who are in the group. Which is a good sign, sometimes. Okay, as for the agenda, I wrote some things which came to my mind in this document, in no specific order. I've written down a lot of new group sessions, which we had in IOC. Sprints, 325-22, depth camp, status of the team. And, well, the question is if we want to start some specific projects in the next year. Does anyone have other topics for the agenda, which we should mention separately? Does anyone have any strong preference on the order of the topics, or should we just go down as they are now? Okay. So, low-hanging fruit sessions. It wasn't an idea actually coming in three, I think, three years ago. I think because of the good experiences it takes to remember correctly. So, one year ago, we said we would have a monthly meeting on IOC, on the 21st of each month, which is today, by the way. We alternated the times. One month at 17 o'clock UTC, and then the next month at 22 o'clock UTC. Yeah, and if you go down in the copyright document, I made some statistics. Statistics is a bit weird. Just look at the reports and rules and things. So, there was one meeting which we all forgot about. It was in June. And for the other meetings, there were between four and... I have between two and six people. So, for the... Okay. Okay, so that's the amount of participants in the month. Is there someone to leave the line here? There's this screen we're drawing. So, what's maybe interesting is that the meetings at 5 p.m. UTC had an average five or five and a half participants. The meetings at 10 p.m. UTC had an average 1.6 or 2.2. So, that's the amount of people who were there, but didn't say anything. So, participants, which was clearly that... Well, the earlier meetings had more participants, probably because all participants and most participants were from Europe. And I also looked, okay, how many people participated, how often, but also what we discussed about the topics. It's quite funny to see that in six of the ten meetings we talked about sprints in some way, like organizing an apartment in Barcelona. There was work on RC-PACs. There was various kind of work on different QA. Questions, transition, general packaging in one meeting was only on the quotation mark. Socializing was also a very nice meeting. Yeah, so, the question is if other people who participated or could not participate have any impressions of these sessions, which are worth noting down, and then if we continue and how we continue. Any good ideas? Yeah, and I think the statistics show that we should continue them at always the same time, I guess. I wonder if we should take something like 18 UTC instead of 17, but mostly because it would be a little bit closer to the previous late date. But that's just an idea or not. So for most of the middle European living people, there are people that would be 8 p.m. instead of 7 p.m. But then again, not sure if that's maybe 7 p.m. is fine and 8 p.m. would be a dinner time for some of us, so just an idea. But I think we should focus on always the same time. That's also easier to get into some ICAR file or similar. It matters on which day it was, so we decide every day on 21 to be honest. But it didn't check the week days. I actually like that kind of way because at least locally we really have to take care if we add some other regular events locally and not take that weekend where this event is or this event. So I think most of the local events are based on weekdays. So it's like Monday is Nino's Meetup in Middletooth, Tuesday is Debian Meetup, Wednesday is Cairo's Computer Club, Meetup Thursday and Friday is Alternating. It looks Meetup so, well, yeah. So you're saying a bit of that variation is good? Yeah, variation is good. So everyone has a chance even if he's booked out every Thursday or so. So I think what we have heard so far is that people want to continue the meetings. I also agree that going back to one time instead of Alternating might make things easier. I mean, I also can think of going back a bit. I guess the question is what I've done and Nico is saying, because they are one out of the east of us. I don't know how this for you, because for example, what would be a good time for you? I think this is a great time for me. So then Express is? Yeah. What for which time? Nico says that Tuesday night. So David? I feel like I shouldn't vote because I just didn't really find time in the last year. Yeah. So you should decide without any extra constraints. So Axel proposed 18 UTC? Mm-hmm. Okay, cool. Speaking about ICAD files, there is an ICAD file which has the dates so far. Yeah, but there are still enough calendar systems where you're planning both then. I know you have similar constraints or heavy constraints. So I didn't manage to put it into either a 900 or YOLA properly, so I'd be happy about one single time. Okay. Okay, yeah, one single time level update. I think we'll set the impression that it might help if we're going about this a little bit more seriously in terms of writing invitation a few days before and then also maybe not really like setting an agenda but making suggestions about things that we should work on. Okay, this time let's focus on bugs that we haven't looked at before and this time let's look at this or that and that better. Rather than meeting up there, see who's there and whether we're going to work on the norm. So maybe this would like invite others who would want to learn about things or also things that some things are important and should be pushed. You know, I think we have this push on hardening plans, adding hardening plans to all of any packages. Not work quite well here. So maybe that's an idea. That works if someone takes care of putting together such a thing more if people remember to say update between the two or many two sessions and then before the session one would look if there are public questions that people have to address. I think a reminder mail is necessary last year in three and for me try to send a reminder we didn't always manage. If you put this also down at the note that it doesn't have to be me if someone else volunteers to set up a contract. Exactly. It's one point. That's the point. Okay, who sets up a contract? Can we do that?  On the Wiki page there will be a belting flash and an hf which is quite empty currently because we only have the dates of the last year but we can use this for preparing the meeting. Okay, good. Next topic, sprints. How did you like Barcelona? It was very nice, very nice. Sprint was good too. So I think we spent, well we spent a good two full-length day sessions working on stuff which was in the report and it felt very productive. Darla Breeze, Sider's Nico. I don't know how it compares with DebtCamp because I've never been to DebtCamp. Was it more productive? I think most of us at DebtCamp were not only doing the pearl sprint. So the pearl sprint here was like five days or even seven days. And I think the topics were much quarter and rather dynamically decided on the first day while we had quite a clear plan what we want to do in Barcelona. I like Barcelona a lot too, it was too short I think. But then again well. The sprint here was more... So I guess the question is doing... Do we want to have more sprints in the future? We won't always have such a conveniently located DebtCamp so I suppose for some people going to a regional European sprint will always be easier than going to wherever DebtCamp is this year. I wonder if for example usually pearl events would be a nice surrounding for a sprint. So like jump pearl workshop, Swiss pearl workshop, yet another pearl conference, wherever. Just as an idea. That would kind of make it an extended trip for people. Either that or trying to do work during the conference which probably wouldn't work. I mean the advantage of the seven people in Barcelona was that there were seven of us in one room. Not distracted. That was what I think different from here. So I've been sort of running a sprint during DebtCamp and I can certainly agree that there's lots of distractions. I mean the people were only available during DebtCamp so it wasn't really a choice for me. I think just in terms of me keeping the ball rolling and actual work done nearly as effective as either a separate sprint. On the other hand it's great to have a sequence of meetings just to keep talking over issues. So for that kind of thing, if you had a sort of policy that's less hacking and more thinking and decision making then I think that could work pretty well during DebtCamp. Just because you have time off to sort of subliminally process things and when you come back. So Alex says that conferences and sprints are very different goals and I guess maybe I could add that it's worth keeping. Okay, so a sprint during the next year is something we would like to plan, that's it. Any rough ideas about locations or about autumn or spring or tournaments? I mean Mayish time seems to work quite well. I mean that would work quite well for me. But sometime not too close to either DebtCamp I suppose. I mean maybe we should ask people fairly soon what their general thoughts are and try to collect some sort of consensus when people have a chance to look at their kind of own punt I guess we're talking about somewhere in Europe. Do we have any bits for the location? By the numbers it should be insert. No womb which we can probably use for that may cost like one of the Swiss firms per day but the KS Computer Club and the Linux User Group once share a room which they usually also went to other communities if there's a slot free. It would be a suitable location. We'd need someone with a key because the outside door is usually locked pretty forward but there's no place to sleep there locally so we'd need some other place to sleep. We're going to provide a venue in Oxford at the UK and see the rooms. Alex points out that Mayish is a good time because it's around 10pm for releases. That works well actually. We've got a lot of good O5-22 work done. It's true, no? Yeah? Are you sure you're not going to submit it? No, I'm just just going to put it down. Okay, so if you want to work on this on a mailing list then someone should kick this off who wants to write the starting name on the mailing list. Should I take that? I can take that. Perfect, thank you. Okay, so that's going to do the starting name. Can you hold on just for a minute? I'm trying to reconnect to Patti and let's give him a try. There's something in left-clicking. You're out. No, we'll flip through. Yes. Copy into the web browser. We open the file and keep the old one open. Let's see. Oh, that's right, that's the first one. So should we carry on? Yes, thank you. So I just wrote this transition tracking bug to the release team which summarizes the date of O5-22 which can be summarized as mostly there are a lot of trivial bugs in architecture all packages that can be fixed, probably many of them by team members. It wasn't strictly related to O5-22 but the removal of some obviously make-maker implications caused quite a few build failures. We need help with modpel because there's no particular movement from upstream to fix that and that's likely to block the transition altogether. So if anyone feels like taking a stab at it, the bug number is, I think, on that list. It didn't look like a particularly complicated problem to fix for somebody new enough about the terms which I don't sadly. Otherwise, I think we're just waiting for the GCC transition to finish. So yeah, in terms of the team... Oh yeah, there is another Govee document which is helping to track work on these issues which is in the Teams Perl folder. So that's a good place to make down if you're working on something. I think back to the modpel stuff, I'm not 100% sure but I think there was already some future regression that manifested for packages that were behind the torch and it was actually at the end it was laid by some other solutions which was actually not working or something like that. So removal may be a possible option which you also said there but if it may be first to consider I don't know, just thinking about it. I would be very nervous about the new modpel from Debian at this point. I mean it's got 10,000 installations according to the podcom. It's slightly above the average. I mean it may not be being deployed for new mods these days but yeah, I don't know, it'll be bad for Debian. I don't know if anyone else disagrees. I don't know if they'll care about it. People will be able to. And there are many reverse dependencies I haven't checked how many but... I think there was one on the thing. There was this Libcoron old package which we probably need to decide whether we're going to just remove it or work to import the artificial change which probably makes it work again with the 4552. Is there some helpful upstream like with EGNPC in the past? Yes, there is a Github repo somewhere and I forget who did it now. And I think it says this is probably working but not quite released. Okay, so if someone wants to look at that that would be a good thing. It all works out to find it but we don't have to have long discussions. Cool. Okay. So we... we enter once, two thirds of the process. Oh, and there are 14 minutes left. Yeah, that camp we already mentioned some impressions from that camp and the sprint stream camp. So for those of you who haven't been here we met in the morning at 1.30 p.m. after breakfast discussed what everyone had done and what they plan to do and to stay and then everyone went ahead and worked a lot together so that was like that camp and the coordination part. One interesting topic is a topic which we talked about last year in Barcelona. It's very fruity. It's called that cherry. Yeah, that cherry is a... I just covered that camp that basically makes it possible to not use kilts for managing patches. We're still doing 3.0 kilts packages and there's a WPatchestive actually with kilts patches but basically that directory is managed by DeptCheri and as a package I can... I'm already forgetting but I don't have to use kilts for like when upstream does an update and then only takes half of my patch or changes things in the vicinity and then the patch doesn't apply to me anymore but I don't have to use kilts anymore but I can use git mechanisms to update the patch. It's a lot more smooth and comfortable. I was... Yeah, during that time I found out about DeptCheri and did a bit of polishing on a few of the scripts around it so that they actually moved beautiful from what they were looking before and also I uploaded two packages where I transitioned to DeptCheri which are HDNetMasonPerl and NetOpenSSHPerl and I'm planning to do a few more if I find some that are relatively frequently updated so that we can actually get some experience using it and see what the edges might be and how it can be used. So can I get those names again HDNetMasonPerl and... NetOpenSSH You should recognize them by the repeat of source files which I left there I'm trying to explain a few bits but the idea is that actually if you don't want to know about DeptCheri you can actually work with kilts patches still it just requires that the next person when I'm next touching the package to see that you did that and reintegrate those patches into DeptCheri So one more question occurred to me which is after watching this year's de-git talk is are your experimental packages in a shape where uploading the de-git will work? I'm not sure if you would want to but I think they have this git work tree matches exactly the source package unpack which I think is all you can So if somebody was really fired up about that then in the next two days I'd be willing to sit down talk about it over the next year we can investigate this as well so this might or might not be a benefit but it's an interesting tool that would be nice to at least optionally be able to use I guess it's way too far to take any decisions or to make any huge revolution or changes in the workflow but it's good that you work with it and now we have David, Nico and you three persons who know something about it So yeah, continue experimenting with it and report to the next sprint which is probably the way to go Okay, anything else from DeptCamp? Yeah, just a second So one thing I planned to do here and did was to move all the LinkedIn checks we had in the package pearl tools package inside the package pearl LinkedIn profile which makes sense for non-team-maintained packages too I moved them over to LinkedIn proper they were included as of engine 2.536 we also optimized a few things with regards to performance one of these optimizations went amok and currently has false positives on all pearl packages but Niels plans to do another upload 2.537 with that one fixed and get like for five days now so that should not bother us too long anymore Yeah, those tests are already removed from the package pearl tools package so there may be a short time where we don't have the proper LinkedIn checks currently but that should be over quite soon we renamed many of those texts to be more suitable for use outside the pearl community so they got some pearl dash added in front of so and well yeah so if we have overwrites in our packages we might need to rename them too actually LinkedIn has now support for renaming texts but that was introduced after I imported the text so that's not yet in there but I may be able to fill that in after I think it's not worth it not worth it It's only now in terms of text and I think there are hardly any overwrites for this experiment well I know I added some but I also know how to fix them and LinkedIn will warn about overwrites not hitting anything anyway Okay, cool I also run duck over all our team-managing packages but I actually haven't found time to analyze the log so the log is online and people they'll be on feel free if you find something in there to fix it if I have time the fine time I will probably work on these and well yeah no problem Okay, it's the last sentence I said that I would write a report for that camp and I'm still willing to do this but after I have a moment I have slept for three hours and then volunteer to translate to translate together No, that's uncounted Yeah, yeah You are our Justin Bieber Maybe Okay, we have six more minutes The question of how active is the group how many members do we have whatever comes as every year since I forgot how I counted the commits last year and now put this into a script which is in our script repository Oh, that doesn't look so good Still too small So the main answer is there were 58 people who made at least one commit between ten minutes ago and a year and ten minutes ago There were 57 when I checked two hours before so that's interesting I think last year we still had 77 Yeah, I'm not sure what to make And this is also sorted by who made how many commits I mean it's not about the high score but the interesting thing is we have I think 11 people who made at least 100 commits and then three who made at least 50 or between 1500 commits and well then the long thing somewhere starts So the question is how would happen with this is there anything to worry if there isn't a worry what are we going to do about it I don't know So I'm curious what fraction of the uploads are Greg or these days are you still uploading most packages or other people I think we have some statistics and we still wrote that I checked the commits that's there but he only lists the top ten of all time and there are only two guys left in the team for last year that's I think Gregor and I forgot and Damien or Dominic probably See, but this is about up a lot of packages per team So for 2015 well that's only half a year Gregor sends out but I put the link in the domain just a second so we can add team status The question was is that the person in the uploader's field or the person signing the changes part Yes, so I'm interested in the two uploads as from the app scripts I was looking at the people in Damien Chainsaw which is also interesting but more or less covered under the gift commits information I think there's no doubt that if Gregor was supposed to disappear then we would have a problem So I consider stealing Gregor's guitar just to make sure that he didn't develop any other hearties Should I put that in as a resolution? Anyway, let me put this in a positive way then say thanks Gregor again Thank you round and I would like to thank Lucas especially for the little two packages uploaded in the last week You really hit the high score for the packages per week and looking at your statistics it's already on top three and with only being with us for a year or so less than a year So welcome, okay Good, we have one minute left I guess if something to be said about this membership thing then we have to take it to the mailing list We talked about documentation for a new company Is there something for the remaining minute from this list of potential projects at the bottom where someone says yeah, we should tackle this and I will kick it off at the mailing list What's the status with the signature verification stuff? I think that would be very good to have I'm not sure if Seaman actually makes those signatures available So this relates to the discussion, the talk which is a talk that the R5 will perhaps soon support verification ship and verify detached signatures of cables C-PAN style signatures have a signature file inside a signed signature file crashes inside the disk I think that the signatures may also be separated may also be distributed separately from that But that's not really the use-gun kind of signature No, I don't really know if there is any way that we can make that I guess that would probably be more package-pulled tools workflow, if indeed the agreement is needed Actually, very funny to the panel I think the question is are there actually the streams signing their packages? Yeah I think they have to sign from so probably, don't they? Because I I'm not supposed to authenticate it It's just from all these seven passwords In fact, it's less than that Okay, so this looks like an interesting topic where one minute of a time Does someone want to make this I'd like to talk with DKG about it because I think he has the best insight on that topic anyway so I'd really like to see maybe support for that in use-gun Too far on it from what I see Niko says, auto-package test coverage has improved tremendously Thank you, everyone Adam Zem says, thank you for being such a great team Yeah, okay Stop here before we get kicked out So yeah, thanks to this great team See you


What's up everybody and welcome back here to the channel. I'm Evo Rabbit We're here on a set of courses talking about Boshudo style round one here on a set of Corsa So the track has been named the track has been set I am going to be driving the Corvette for round one So today we're gonna go and get some practice and try and dial in this car a little bit as you can see the Vet nice and awesome. I know they're gonna be changing liveries and stuff like that here very shortly though So those may change a little bit But for track the track that has been chosen is actually to scuba circuit So it's scuba is actually a very awesome course that I've loved and missed from all the other games Well today we get to drive it in BDC style tandem For the competition, but today we're just gonna be trying to dial the car in see if we can't get the right line and See what we can do in this Bushido style Corvette So we're gonna go into rough settings I did have a test setting that we're gonna load in dial in a little more camber the track is actually a pretty fun track We're gonna take a quick Drive-through of it. Oh, I don't have a view change anymore So we take a quick drive-through of the track and then we're gonna go send it So it has the start chicane like every competition style does the cones if you hit them It does hurt very bad So you in you're supposed to be initiating before the yellow line trying to click get this clip And then we have an outer zone here Which goes into an inner clip? that shoots back out to a outer zone and then another outer zone and Then a inner line to an inner clip and then we follow all the way out and take it all the way out there So it's a very interesting course It's a very high-speed course not much handbrake is really needed if it's done, right? Transitioning can be done with pretty much just you know throttle and clutch kicks and stuff like that So like I said to Tuba circuit definitely a fun track and a fun track that I've missed driving Before in other games and it's just never been in like for there anything like that so Trying to just warm the tires up a little bit So we're gonna take a run flying lap here with the car that we'll take a look at the outside view of it whoo breaks Take a look and digress our runs first practice run here So scuba circuit will shoot a style make sure you guys follow me in Instagram and Twitter all which found the script box below Let's send it and see what happens third third and fourth She's a little bit early Kind of on that clip it goes a little bit off that clip way too early for that And to the way the third gear so a Interesting first run. Oh, oh my god. I just took a screenshot Interesting first run. So let's take a look at that run and see kind of Where we're sitting at for the first run and See what we can make better here for the second run We did initiate really early. We were about the third hash mark there We flicked only we didn't get anywhere near that outer zone a little bit off that clip We're okay there hard flick. We were definitely lost point to drop in tires there That clip was probably the best clip we could have done so we need to definitely Try and better our runs here Now I'm still messing with the settings of the vet I'm gonna be working with some people to try and get these settings dialed in so if you guys want to keep seeing We should have style competition videos. Let me know down in the comments. So second run. We're gonna try and do this a little bit better Car has very there's a cone. Don't do that very tail-happy under acceleration I'm really far out on oh I should have gone down to third. I'm really far out on those on those Later clips so See what the second run looks like That one we did take the clip out. We were a little bit better on that one and a little bit closer on that one We were okay there Way too early taken basically center punching clip and then we dug out and kind of died our car with out being in third gear So we're gonna try doing this one. We're gonna try heat the tires up a little bit Before we actually go and see if maybe that'll help You guys are competing in a BDC series and you guys are in the basuto championship Let me know down in the comments because you know looking for people to get practice with can we get my server set up? So here we go Third at Sam that was probably a better run probably the best of all of our runs so far So let's take a look at that run and digress that run And see what this run looks like here. So the scoop is a very technical track. It's uh Not really super hard, but it's kind of high-paced transitions. So That was a pretty good clip on there. That was good in that zone a little bit off that inner clip Nicely out in that zone Much better there. So this was a much better of a run. We're a little bit far out there I'm kind of faltered a little bit on the exit but for That run probably the better of all of our runs so far So we're going to keep just run and runs here digressing the runs and taking a look at them and seeing where we stack up one more time Don't hit the cones like I just did earlier in the situation center Punch that and understeer a lot So unfortunately we kind of center punch that and we definitely understeered a little bit So we're just gonna run it around That run was very Aesthetic to say the least so when you see kind of come around the backside of the track keep up the tire Test that theory out and see what the difference is So I'm super excited that they chose to scuba circuit because it is a track that I'm having some fun learning how to drive and Out of all the tracks that they could have chosen it's fun to be coming here on a track that's not looking at detrack and It's a fun style track for sure So super excited for round one, and I will be trying to qualify in I Will bring you all my content and let you guys know how what happened But I will also give you guys information on when the championship is actually going to see you guys to watch it live Yeah I don't think Car is set right really at all So we're gonna definitely need to make some adjustments to the car and I'm definitely gonna need to You know fine tune the settings for the car tip if I want a chance Get a high qualifying run and do get into the competition Because I was online tandeming with some people and well They're pretty quick, but a lot of people are having issues getting the cars dialed I think Because I have not seen somebody that's super consistent yet early ever transition there, too And this track is tricky To say the least I know I just keep bouncing back into pits But we're kind of just hot-running this and as you can see I'm kind of struggling a little bit But it's a lot better if you guys watch when I first started driving the car in earlier episodes I was very very twitchy and I was having a lot of problems with it But now I have adjusted it a little bit So it feels a little bit more natural for me Kind of screwed myself in the view because this Corvette does not have a great You when you're sliding Don't hit curbs. Well definitely Definitely gonna need to figure something out We're gonna see if we can hop in to an online session maybe and see if they got that Bushido stuff running right now Let's see recent Shoot us to scuba. So there's only two people in it right now And this one so we're gonna go in and see if maybe we can't try and grab some tandems with some people here The Bushido style drift championship service up I can actually get in my Corvette because last time I tried to get in it Corvette wasn't available and we are locked into the cars we picked So we're gonna see if we can maybe throw some tandems here with some other people practicing in these Bushido cars On scuba for the championship. We're going to load in my test settings We're gonna go drive So hopefully we can maybe see if we can try and run chase a Little bit maybe try and run some lead and see how we do So I don't see anybody right now So we're definitely gonna just slot ourselves in the lead position and see if anybody decides To come up. I don't know. There's somebody pop a magnet a pit So we're gonna try and give him a lead run and see what happens Like I said, definitely excited to be doing a set of course a bushido style championship. It's very fun Luckily, I got into the 150 registration So we get what's a granny 46, so we're gonna run our lead See if we can't Lead out here all the clock Sounds like he was right on me that entire time So a decent run for that I would say whoop wrong button a decent run for a lead run to say the least it was a bit shaky, but We were still somewhat Online we were a little off on that one clip So now I'm gonna try and definitely try and get a chase run and see if we're able to Chase down this man Too much room there. Well, he was right on point oh boy That man was kind of right on to and I Totally biffed it into the wall So chasing is one thing I'm gonna have to get used to in this Corvette So if you guys like I said if you guys are running the shield style and you guys Want to maybe get into a session with me and get some practice I'm hopefully be setting up my server here very shortly so that I can Get some people to run practice with and try and get doors and get my chase lines and lead lines down So we're gonna try and do one more chase here if we can get somebody to chase with us So if you want to keep seeing more make sure you comment down in the comment section down below if you guys aren't a subscriber Tap that subscribe button. I would appreciate all the support from you guys in this endeavor here on a set of Corsa In the basuto style we did not get a good jump on that he kind of rolled through it So we're just gonna try and finish this off and we biffed it in a little hole again So I think that'll do it here for this episode here on a set of Corsa Because I would see you want to see more don't be tapped out But do you appreciate all the support and those man just drove past me so as always I thank you guys for watching I'm evil rabbit. I'll see you guys on the track


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