have a couple of secure storage devices these three here so this one here it's USB stick encrypted with a keypad to open it I press the key and then I enter the password one one two two three three four four that's a default one okay and now it is unlocked and I can plug it into a computer and now I can use it so I don't need any drivers on this computer this one is the same but a larger capacity to function button so it has a extra functionality like an administrator pin a user pin you can for example also make things read only device read only and so I have to push the shift key enable it like this then the unlock key one one two two three three four four unlock it's unlocked and I can plug it in and now I can also use that one and then I have this drive here five terabytes it's an hard disk so these two have a built-in battery so that you can unlock them without connecting them here this is different you have to connect it first so that you can unlock it unlock button one one two two three three four four like that and now it is mounted and then I can use it now this advantage of this one is also that after a couple of minutes of inactivity and not using it I think five minutes then it will disconnect but for me up till now that's not an issue because I use this one as a backup device


hey hey hey hey hey okay whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa you too team keep it clean what's going on is engraving here with another video I bet that Corvette slowed down a little bit this game huh but team keeping clean man still is What happened these dudes were two ten and one and again this lets you know any given Sunday is real man In it will in this case Monday, but any given Sunday is real You just never know and I know about 99% of us went into this game tonight Feeling like the Steelers it was a chance to take a lose, but we knew they were gonna take care of business but yesterday Yesterday when the Jets beat the Rams that change does from being 99% shorter still as we're gonna win to being 98% shorter still as we're gonna win. There was that 2% chance and That 2% chance certainly showed up Bengals Wow with Ryan Finley out there looking like a lot more Jackson He Wow What can I say man? I don't even know where to start this game going into this game. I was thinking I was like and I was even live streaming early tonight while we were talking about the Pro Bowl know that blah blah blah and I was like Yeah, I'm gonna check out the game But I probably only watch it for a little bit cuz it's probably gonna end up getting ugly But when I watched it it was only getting ugly before the Steelers Think the Bengals they got out to what like a 10-0 lead and I was like hold up we have a game here and The Bengals they pretty much maintain control of that lead throughout the night They really did and even when it seemed as if the Steelers they were scratching and clawing their way back And you saw these you saw you were like, oh boy Here go the Bengals. I mean they do 10 and 1 for a reason but the commentators made a very good point That was a lot of those games that they ended up coming on the wrong side of the wing lost column on They were close They were right there in a lot of those games a lot of them especially early on in the season and In this game the Bengals they made sure that they closed it out Because there was a couple of times where the Steelers they start coming back. They scored Ben Rossesburg especially when he hit that that quick touchdown It was like what a two-play drive something like that, but he hit that a touchdown pass to Deontay Johnson And it was right then and there was looking like oh, okay Well, this is the beginning of the end for the Bengals. So here we go But no, it wasn't it really wasn't Bengals found a way to close this thing out Real quick shout out to their defense, you know, I mean Steelers all season long pretty much They've they've been making it a little bit easy on opposing teams defenses because the offense is just oh Their offense is just it's been just bad. It's been bad I know a lot of Steelers fans. They they talk so much about Randy Is it fish now? I forget the offensive coordinators last name. I'm sure I pronounced it wrong But y'all know who I'm talking about they've been saying that he is just he's not it He is not the guy And they've been so frustrated with him But now at this point it's like what are you gonna do because this at this point of the season I mean you could fire him But then it's like you you like getting ready to go to the playoffs and whatnot and whoo this thing is a mess But Steelers they it seemed it seemed like we have this conversation over and over and over again Well, I guess just three times because they only lost three times, but Still has got to tighten up quick They got to tighten up fast quick fast and in a hurry Because playoffs are literally right around the corner number one seed number They ain't even thinking about number one seed no more that is out of their thought process now now The focus is can we still hold on to the division because Browns are right on their tail They are right on their tail Number one seed number two seed is going to Steelers dropped because Steelers are 11 and 3 and bills are 11 and 3 But bills beat the Steelers So they drop below the bills So Steelers they play the coats and then they play the Browns and If you lose both of those games and Browns win both of those games you flip-flop You flip-flop Now me personally I don't want that to happen because y'all know me I'm a Ravens fan and if the Steelers and Browns flip-flop and Browns got the division and the Steelers They were a wild card Unless we got some help from some other teams my Ravens would be out So I don't want that to happen. I would much rather the Steelers win the division because oh I don't even think about that, but it's a possibility. It's a big possibility Now with the the Bengals give them their credit give them their credit What third string quarterback? third string quarterback against this Steelers defense and I believe there was a stat that said in the last I forgot how many meetings they said that the Bengals only scored like 24 points like once something like that It's just some crazy stat where it just showed how much the Bengals have been getting pretty much not even little brother by the Steelers But bullied by the Steelers for the longest for the longest This game they say y'all not gonna bully us no more and This is what I always talk about man When you go up against a team that has nothing to play for when you go up against a team that has nothing to lose That's that's scary That's so dangerous because these dudes they'll be more willing to do whatever Because they don't have to hold back. They don't have to be conservative. They don't have to be careful Because if they lose oh well, we lost we already lost 10 games. What's what's an 11th loss gonna do? It's just gonna put us in in better draft position. So it's almost like a win-loss So with the the Bengals they are such a dangerous team Because again, they have nothing to lose They're not jockeying for a draft position because you know Jaguars and Jets they've been doing that because you know Trevor Lawrence and whatnot are now Justin Fields to but Bengals already got that guy. They got that guy So now they need to start building around him. They need to start protect protecting him They need to build up that offensive line because you see how much of a difference a great offensive line Even a good offensive line makes you look at Lamar Jackson last year and compare him to this year at least the beginning of this year The offensive line they drop drastically the quality of the offensive line dropped a lot from last year to this year Look at the Ravens are as a whole not even just Lamar, but just a run game all of that stuff But then you look at the Browns from the last couple of years to this year this year They invested heavy in their offensive line and you see the results. I mean Nick Chubb He was already great, but he got even greater and with Nick Chubb getting greater in that offensive line getting greater It helped make a Mayfield it helped his game a lot. So with the Bengals, they already know their next step They already know what they got to do next and that's build around Joe Burrow They gave him plenty of weapons even if AJ Green leaves this offseason. He still got plenty of weapons something that the Bengals are pretty good at I mean besides John Ross. There's been one that just hasn't quite worked out. But besides John Ross The Bengals are pretty good at getting wide receivers So Joe, but that's one thing that he'll know. Hey, I'm always gonna have weapons as long as I'm here They're gonna take care of that for me But now what are they gonna do up front for? But back to the original point With them that they're not in the sweepstakes for a quarterback. So while their draft position does mean something I'm sure they would have much they I'm sure they appreciate and they really loving and taking this win over the Steelers in and that This is this is a huge win for them and a huge loss for Pittsburgh They are loving this right now. They're gonna be celebrate like this. This is their seat This is their Super Bowl right now because we beat Pittsburgh Pittsburgh we beat these boys So now what now what of course bingles season this season has already been over for a while, but Pittsburgh Whoo, and you That end of the season for Pittsburgh is not easy because again Indianapolis who was hot They are playoff team and then the Browns who are hot. They are playoff team You got to go against both of those guys to close your season out So there is a high chance that the Steelers could end up Being 11 and 5 I don't see it happening. I really don't But it's a possibility So we'll see how this thing ends up for Pittsburgh, but this is wild man I just I did not think that this was gonna happen Shout out to the bingles for being petty bingles were petty tonight on their social media They said Vaughan knocks out tiktok star And they showed him whack Whack juju Eric E. Brown, of course, he got knocked out of the game when he got knocked out of the game It was kind of weird because He got hit that Rollers-Burger threw it to him I think it's incomplete pass but he got hit up and then he got up and he was calling for a flag and then he went back down And I was like, oh, I guess he's okay But then they said he got ruled out for the game. It's like, oh, okay. That was kind of weird So hopefully he's okay. I was it a concussion. I'm not sure what it was But he got ruled out for the game So this definitely a physical game physical physical game and you could tell by just how the bingles were playing the Steelers run game How they were defending the Steelers run game for the most part. I know Steelers did get some here and there But bingles they they were not trying to let Benny snail get off. They were not they say, oh, no, yeah And then he did he did get some holes here and there but when they counted the most bingles stepped up They stepped up So got to give them that credit man. They earned his victory tonight Steelers earned their loss But we'll see how this impacts the rest of the AFC and the playoff seedings man So anyway, team keep it clean appreciate y'all I love y'all and just like Steelers when it comes to second place in the AFC I'm out


O'Vail is fabulous. It's a world-class resort. It's intoxicating. It's a fantastic place. Summer, winter, anytime. I trained at the University of Texas Southwestern. Well, one of Dr. Stetman's fellows was one of our faculty, Dr. Montgomery, and so eventually I became a Stetman fellow as well. Dr. Stetman always kept encouraging me to come join him.  That went on for a long time and in the meantime we built a big practice in Dallas so we decided to join the Stetman Clinic and move to Vale. Well, scientifically it's very exciting. I have to translate the basic science into clinical applications so that's kind of my skill. I don't do basic science research. I do clinical studies. I translate the really hardcore tech stuff so people can understand it. So we have several projects going on and I've got a big interest in regenerative medicine and orthobiologics as well as how to use them in clinical applications and we have.


I like issues of playing through so many games in our media because we are a very defeatist mentality. If you think about it, we started as an industry, as this coin-off industry, where we had to kill you off because we needed you to put another quarter in the machine. But now we carry that trope with us, even though we have people put $60 worth of quarters in the machine in advance, right? But we're still killing you off in the same way. And so it's kind of crazy to me. And so we really, as an industry, I do think need to think about that more. The thing with Facebook, as you know, when you consume content, it's usually through newsfeed, right? Or if one of your friends shares that content. So we've seen a lot of creators come on board and have really early 6666s with that, in terms of sharing content or asking their fans when they're on the stream, like, hey, I'm live right now. Share this content with your friends. Then they get instant exposure, right? Which helps them grow. Extensions are a developer. They're created by outside developers. And what they are is they add interactive functionality to broadcasters' channel pages, whether it's a widget underneath the screen or it's an overlay that goes on top of it. And with these overlays, you can, it's creating a more interactive experience for the viewers. And that's where we see the future of gaming going, which is that it's not a sit-back experience. It's the lean forward.


Oh, what's up everybody? Once again, it's brand man, Sean. And today we got to talk about this Joe Budden Everyday Struggle situation. Now, if you don't know, apparently Joe Budden has left Everyday Struggle. It was confirmed in his tweets, and he actually said, hey, they're making it seem like I'm on parental leave because my son, Nabra, I'm out of this thing. And first, I got to say, this is messed up, man, because I actually turned on Everyday Struggle when I was working yesterday. And I know this Joe wasn't there. It was who kid, but I assumed that it must have been a Friday episode that I missed because a lot of times I don't watch on Fridays.  Why do these corporations feel like they can keep getting rid of cast members that we know and love without saying anything? And not only that, but replacing some of the darkest niggas we know with some of the lightest motherfuckers we know. And the other way around, because technically Joe Budden's situation is reversed and viz. If, of course, it actually ended up being somebody like who kid. And don't try to twist that as if I got anything against dark-skinned people. Shit, I'm in the middle. Y'all always forget about us. All I'm saying is that they make these replacements, let people know and make it make sense. But I digress. I'm getting way off topic. Will the show work without Joe Budden? People don't realize that Joe Budden has a very unique personality. There are only a few guys like that in the game. You know, you're talking about Joe Budden. You're talking about Charlemagne. There are some other ones floating out there, but they're not, you know, they're not clicking right now. Nori is probably similar in that vein. These people are not easily replaceable. Yeah, you got academics left and you can tell that he's developed some of those traits as far as the transparency and truth and just principles that they move by those set of guys. But at the same time, I can get academics on academics channel. So you basically have to take all the work that you put in this year, take the attention that you now have and rebrand to something that hopefully works with whoever the new people are. If you look at complex as other shows, they don't really get that kind of engagement. It's not really just the format. It is the personalities. As a matter of fact, Skip Bayless, right? Stephen A Smith, the personalities that they actually put in those places that helped make the show survive and thrive. And you can see when Skip Bayless left the first take show, it's arguable that undisputed, in my opinion, is actually way better than first take, especially when you add Shannon Sharp. Damn, did Skip Bayless and Viv Steven A Smith? Yo, in all seriousness though, one of the main reasons I actually watched was for Joe's insights on the industries. Without that, a lot of it can be pretty gossipy, which, you know, I just don't have time for that. And then the other stuff, I can just go to academics page because I want to get his stuff. I can go straight to it without all this elongated topics that don't necessarily matter. And in terms of surviving, you're talking about two guys that are pretty damn okay on their own. Yeah, the corporation might think they can just plug in different people because they don't realize the value. But at the end of the day, academics tends to move with a lot of integrity when it comes to content. So if he doesn't feel that next season is all right, then he'll probably bounce himself because he's good with his own platform. So the amount of flexion that the corporation is going to be able to make Joe or academics do is pretty damn limited, man. But hey, once again, complex is a corporation. They're owned by Verizon and Hearst. This isn't necessarily of the culture. They have to find people to plug in and hopefully get it right when it comes to the culture. But the other shows, they don't have that engagement. And hey, there's probably a chance that Joe could come back. Who knows if the contract negotiations are officially over over because at the end of the day, we'd be looking somebody like 50 Cent who was like, yo, I'm taking my show power to another channel. They finally cut that check right. And then next thing you know, things are right. Now I don't know this ain't one of those scripted shows. So it's not storyline driven. It is all personality driven. And I don't care how many different personalities you bring and try to mesh together. It's hard to get the chemistry just right where something that special like the breakfast club like drink champs like everyday struggle. There's only a few of them. There's a lot of ones that have, you know, people in the knowing industry and are well respected in what they do.  I'm just going to watch. I really did this video also because I wanted to see y'all's opinions on this. So let me know what y'all are thinking in the comments. And oh yeah, while I'm on this and because I'm never going to do a full video on it but people have asked for me to do a video on it for a good minute now with everyday struggle a good move for academics to make. Because a lot of people say yo man, technically they're his competition. They're really trying to use him and then get rid of academics page. Well if you see he was smart enough not to get rid of his own platform. He, matter of fact, he, you know, uses it as a vicious cycle when you got topics on the show and then he brings it back to his page as well. But on top of that, I actually think it was a great career move not just because of the obvious success that has happened now but really because of the fact that anytime you can learn some shit on somebody else's dime it's a great ass career move. Think about it, he's getting paid and he's in all these production meetings and just seeing all this behind the scenes stuff and being a part of it in a way that would have cost him a lot of money to do himself.  There's a lot of nice things he gets from it but once again to me the biggest thing is really just that knowledge because now he can flip that and use it for a lot of things he's doing in the future. And if he wants to start doing his own shows he can more easily find, you know, people to put money behind it because he can say, yo, I got this mileage. I was on a successful show I seen behind the scenes, yada, yada, yada.  People want attention and they just figure out ways to, you know, start conversation. We'll see other than that, if you like this video, go ahead hit that like button if you like it, you might as well share it. And if you ain't subscribed, bruh, you know what to do. Hit that subscribe button.


The Mason OER MetaFinder, or MAM, is a search tool that allows you to search simultaneously across 21 different sources of open educational materials. In this video, we will look at finding OER materials in the humanities using the OER MetaFinder. On the homepage, we'll start by searching for the term storytelling in the first search box. This will retrieve keywords from the record or description of each resource. The OER MetaFinder will search multiple OER databases. You can see these listed in the first column. The deeper web search in the second column will search for content that is generally reusable for educational purposes. Note that the deeper web search content is reusable under varying terms of use. In the first search, we'll uncheck the deeper web search option and stick to OER-specific databases. The search for storytelling brings us to 292 results, including eBooks, activities, exercises, courses, and course material from the various OER repositories. Let's take a look at gaming and the arts of storytelling. Clicking on the title will take us to the source page. The MetaFinder will redirect to the record in the MDPI Books Collection, which indicates that this book is open access and available for download as a PDF. It is also available to view below in the included reader. Based on a preview of the table of contents, I'll take a closer look at the chapter, Trellis and Vine. While I'm not able to download the individual article or chapter from this resource, the CC By License does allow me to download and edit the text in Adobe or other software so that I can distribute just one chapter to my students. The CC By License requires that I attribute the original source. The front matter gives the citation format and notes that each article in the book is cited independently. Citation information and Creative Commons licensing can be found within each chapter.


What was a day of hypothetical worst case scenarios as Enbridge held the pipeline response exercise. Josh Peterson was there and shows us how today's training was a way to make connections and grow working relationships. The pressure was on as Bemidji's Sanford Events Center was transformed into a command post for a hypothetical emergency response pipeline exercise. Enbridge holds these large trainings across the country to bring all parties together to work through a worst case scenario pipeline breach. The goal of the exercise is to test Enbridge's emergency response plans to integrate with local state officials, test their plans, and see how we can continually improve. The training included a full incident command post and joint information center where response personnel from multiple agencies all work together to troubleshoot a pretend real life situation. One of the goals of the exercise is to bring parties together and make important connections. One of the biggest benefits of the thing is just getting to know your counterparts and who to call so you don't end up out in the middle of the night and you're trying to exchange business cards and meet people on a day of an event. The Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe was invited to take part in the training and was able to build those important connections and gain valuable knowledge on how to handle an emergency pipeline situation. We deal with things as they are right now and so this is what we're doing. We're showing that we want to prepare to provide safety for our own people, our communities, and our environment. The whole day exercise had the intensity and pressure of a real life situation while uniting groups who normally wouldn't work side by side together for one common goal. Really the goal is to make this feel like a real incident, to really pressure test our plans, to really find those areas that we can improve after the exercise. In Bemidji, Josh Peterson, Lakeland News. Following the exercise, Enbridge plans to evaluate the training and apply changes where needed. If you've enjoyed this segment of Lakeland News, please consider making a tax deductible contribution to Lakeland Public Television.


Is it really just a coincidence that the exact coordinates needed to locate the Great Pyramid is the exact same number we must accelerate to in order to reach the speed of light? Maybe so. But what about all the other so-called coincidences from the ancient world? If we are simply hardwired to see certain patterns in these things, then why are the patterns even there in the first place? The fact is, there are thousands of signs throughout the planet from ancient times that points to a highly sophisticated intelligent civilization that inhabited the entire planet long before humanity was even supposed to be conscious. We keep referring to the Great Pyramid with good reason. The overall precision of the Great Pyramid is breathtaking, it is 750 feet long at each base, situated along the four cardinal points of North, South, East, and West. The ratio of its circumference to its original height is equal to the value of Pi. The astronomical clock, the Earth's axial precision, occurs in a cycle every 26,000 years. This is the phenomenon that alters the declination of all visible stars from Earth. So from its highest point at the Meridian transit, it takes the stars of Orion's Belt about 13,000 years to descend to the low point. Last registered in 10,450 BC, that is immortalized in stone on the Giza Plateau, as another 13,000 years pass, the belt's stars very slowly rise again until the belt is back at 58 degrees again. Even during the next 13,000 years, they gradually fall once more to the last point registered in 10,450 BC.  And these are just a few crazy facts about the Giza Pyramids, you can't help but ask the questions time after time. How was this done? Why was this done? There seems to be so many levels of importance at this site that demonstrates the highest sense of knowledge we can ever imagine. The answers are present here, all we have to do is connect the dots, right? The Great Pyramid is the largest and oldest of the seven ancient wonders, and the only one still standing. Its true age is completely unknown, but we can estimate that it is at the very least 12,500 years old and possibly upwards of 62,000 years. It was possibly originally constructed as some sort of energy-generating machine. It is the most accurately aligned structure on Earth and is at the center of all the land masses of the Earth. Though its original function is magnificent in itself, the builders of this structure had an even more immortal role for the pyramid. We are of course referring to the astronomical clock, which involved the construction of the Great Sphinx, and the alignment with Orion, which we suspect is a key as to where the builders of the plateau may have gone. There is no doubt that 5,000 years ago the ancient Egyptians would not only have lacked the imagination and physical abilities to build this place, but they would also have lacked the skill. They would not have had the technology, nor would they have had the tools capable of carrying out such a heavy industrious work. It's simply astonishing to think they are telling us this was done using a Dolorite hammer and a copper chisel. It's crazy. It is actually more feasible to suggest that extraterrestrials visited this planet in the very distant past for whatever reasons, for gold probably. Just around with Neanderthal DNA creating humanity, when then worship them as gods for a while before the Great Flood and the cleansing of the Earth. We are the descendants of the survivors, something like that anyway. And this does make sense, you know, the hidden planet, planet X, planet 9, new bureau, whatever you want to call it. Astronomers who only a decade ago were rubbishing its existence are now pointing out that it is in fact impossible for it not to exist in our solar system. What if we were to tell you that our solar system doesn't even make any sense without the existence of the giant planet 9 in the outer reaches of the Kuiper Belt? Wait till you hear this. Many astronomers believe that one of the frozen outer edges of our solar system hidden in the dark, there is a giant alien world hiding from us. No one has ever seen it in modern times but it is believed to be there since something massive is stretching the orbits of distant bodies in the outermost edges of our solar system and even more tilting the entire solar system by a couple of degrees. According to experts, the hypothetical planet 9 is set to have 10 times the mass of Earth and orbits our sun at an extreme distance 20 times farther from the sun than Neptune. Although the signals of its possible presence did not go beyond those gravitational footprints, its main proponents now say that it is more difficult to imagine our planetary system without a 9th member than with one.  Perhaps this is the planet that the Anunnaki visited the Earth from during the last great approach, it was depicted by the Samarians after all. What do you guys think? Comment below. Thank you for watching.


Hello. Good evening.  I work to release stations and I looked for the internet for them over the last two years. Music? Alright, the internet is a new country for everybody. Again, you know this citation. The internet is a new country for all of us. Yeah, that's how bad it sometimes is for us when Angela Merkel, the drama chancellor, says things about the internet. Sometimes you have to feel the politics doesn't understand what the internet is. There are different people like someone from the Carl's Computer Club talk about that it is a place. In this place Senator Steven said, the internet is not something, it just does something. It's not a big truck. It's a series of tubes. No, he translates it as the internet is not really a series of tubes. Earlier it really was that you entered the internet and left it. Really. I don't understand anything about technology but nowadays even my wife said that we have to go to the internet. Have I already entered the internet? I entered it. That's easy. That's so easy it is with AOL internet. Rose Baker made commercials for these CD-ROMs, the AOL CD-ROMs. And the questions, am I in the internet is a question that is interpreted and we are always just short in time in the internet. Some say it always had other connotation because of the problems he had. Another thing is that the internet comes closer to us. That's like the telephones. It used to be that telephones were on the outer doors, on the small rooms. You have to leave the flat to or go to specialized chairs to telephone. Later the phones entered the homes and then they got wireless. Until today there are small animals that live in our pockets. We could in the cell phones and the computers use and skip its symbiotic life. I wanted to show that we melt with the technology and instead of going into the internet we are in the internet and we are getting like a cyborg. And the cloud is also a new word. The cloud is everywhere. But what does it mean? Martin Hasse tells us he doesn't really know where it is. I ask myself where is the internet? This is my own router at home. You can't really see it. It's below my desk. On the other hand I followed it. It's outside in the old burning farms. And we want to open the window. Can we also open the lower part of it? Here where the cables go through. The internet is physics. It goes into the distribution units. It's ADSL. It had then opened the box and so it was sitting on the inside. And he then used some kind of sensor to open it. So I am connected to point 11 instead of point 13. And that's out on the street. And suddenly they opened the street and the cables. And there's a whole hierarchy of cables. We have sometimes destroyed cables. It also happens with power cables. And cable TV also goes sometimes. So it is a physical thing where the digging machine can go over. And then we end up for a whole block in a box like this. That is Martin Hasse. It had this distribution box. This is here where the internet lives. Well not really. But it is a part of the internet network. The internet is really where the networks go together. So where the internet is like a giant. Here are only the cables that go to the final customer. Or they go to the telecom where a couple of blocks on. And it's this building. This building is not that tall. And during the Second World War or just after the Second World War all the allies will listen to the telephone connections here in Schöneberg. The network is a connection of networks. There are maps like this. That's a big area of level three. And they have a lot of cables worldwide. Who knows what they can listen to. And this company also has these maps online. And if I make a ping from my computer or a trace route I want to look how do I get somewhere else on the internet. Usually it goes over Frankfurt. Frankfurt has an autobahn coil. So main crossing, crossroad or in the major airport. And in a small industrial area. I found this D-6. It is the most important internet point. Why it's not possible to show me where the giants of the internet are. They have talked a little bit about it. But we are changing something right now. They were under construction so I couldn't show it. I then asked them why the intelligence service couldn't listen to this internet giant. You can ask that for the intelligence services. Is it a fact that 15-20% are listening and that is law. It is written like that in law. The intelligence service may listen to 25% of the foreign traffic. I don't know how it works. I can tell you how it might work. There are different methods where how to get data out of the network. How could you get data out of the networks? You can split the cable. So you make a physical connection to the cable. And you make a Y cable. And then you put the data in two directions. Normal procedures. Does that happen in these kicks? I cannot tell you.  And he cannot tell you. And Disneyx is one of the biggest internet exchanges in the world. And he can tell you. And because he didn't show me where the internet is. And it's different buildings. And they are all unencrypted. He said, so I asked a fast-food chain. Hello, I have another question. Do you know of the internet here? Can I get the internet here somewhere? Internet. So the lady didn't really know that she was close to the joints of the internet. Even though you can see it easily on the arrow photos. You can see the blue arrows are on the internet exchanges. And the yellow was the fast-food chain.  And here is a cable side. The NSA are not allowed to listen here. But it can happen.  So you have a cable and there are two ways to make redundancies. So through Norway and the UK. And this is by the same company where he is not telling a name. And he asked for access. If prison and temporary exist at all, nobody knows how it works. Except for Snowden. And if it happens and it would have been happening in Butte in the UK. It's probably top secret. And probably through some time. So we can't just open our connection because it's secret internet. They built a site in a pop-fuel or a German newspaper. They left that in, but us not. That is the network of Drax cable. It's a worldwide map of the internet traffic. A lot of data goes through those cables. The cables look like this. In the middle there are just really tiny glass fiber cables. And the others are protection against different internet enemies like this shark. They sometimes just chew onto the network internet. And there were cables that were chewed on. There are other cables. This is a prism map from the NSA. They also listen to the internet. So I went to the United States and I wanted to look. Where the internet came to the world. And that was here. That is the UCLA. That is the University of Los Angeles, California. And in this one floor is that also the NSA. There were some nice problems here. He apparently lost his microphone. Exactly. Now we switched to a different microphone. That is the UCLA in California. And in 1964 the internet was born. In this room. In this room the first internet connection was created. And I met a professor who worked there. And who was there where the first internet connection was created. You just walk into the 1960s and you feel it. It's the color and you feel like you go back to when I was a young man. He showed us this room and it didn't used to be a museum. But it is a museum now. And you have to imagine this big box. Huge Fritz box. It's a router. Very popular in Germany. And this connection used to stand in a storage room. But they now recognize it as an important part of the history. And he's very proud about this. That machine over there is the first piece of internet equipment. So can I ask you a question? How many evolutions do you know where you know exactly when it began and exactly where it began within four square feet? Not too many. But here you can. 1969 in those four square feet. Exactly on this place there was this first internet processor. And the situation was the following. In the UCLA they had a computer and in Stanford, at Stanford Research Institute they also had a computer. And they wanted to transmit the session login. You have to imagine. The telephone connection from Charlie to Bill. Charlie tapped it, the L and he said, Yeah, the L was transmitted. Did you get the O? Yeah, the O was transmitted. And at the G it crashed. And it broke. So what was the first information on the internet? It was low, like low and behold. So the first word of the internet was low because the connection broke after that. He talks a lot about that. Low was also about see and be amazed. And he made a proud presentation and got a lot of honor of different people so that he had the first internet connection.  And the answer is that's difficult to answer. Let me search the internet for you. So it was fun, but it was a little bit narrow. The ARPANET was the first beginning of the internet. It looked like this. The cities were connected by a military institution. They were given money to connect with each other to share a calculation potential. So I moved with a friend to a different place where all the cables on the US west coast towards Asia arrive. The town is known for this wall. Everybody sticks his chewing gums on it. It's a bubble gum LA, but on the website Christam we could also look at where the cables are. So we went to this beautiful area and also looked at the traces of internet. It was nearly as beautiful as the background screen from Windows XP. If you look at it, there are similarities. But there were all the very clear signs that there were internet cables like these never dark here. And it was very well hidden in AT&T internet. There were tank protections and a small telephone connection.  How can I help you? Hello, this is Mohsen Hendricks. We are two journalists and poets. We want to know where the internet is. Is this here? No, I'm afraid not. Why? No, no. This is actually a secure AT&T location. We can't really have you here. So could you come out? No, no, I'm sorry. I cannot come out.  I'm at the station, but yeah. I can't... He stammered around and couldn't get us in, but we looked a little more around and followed the cable trail and got there to the Bloody Nose Trail, which sounded like an omen. No, we didn't find cables. We found eel, but the cables are here for California to Asia. And then after a toilet building, we found a survival camera looking at manholes where the internet cables run into the sea. There are not a lot of signs, but if you pay a little attention, you can see them. Okay, I thought maybe we found something, but I'm interested in how does the internet change places. So we went to the headquarters of Google and at the headquarters, you don't see the data centers, you don't see all the internet boxes everywhere. And I think I'm going to interpret this differently. And Google, where is Larry Page's house? I took the navigation from my Google smartphone and stood in front of a villa in the night with my rental car, and it was a dead end with multiple entrances. And suddenly there was a car and I got a little scared. Oh, let's get away. I think he had as much scare as I did. It's a Lexus and a man. And he drove fast past me. And he opened that garage automatically. So I drove to Mark Zuckerberg, which is one of his friends, and I also stood in front of a house. And I asked a guy in a Jeep, I wanted to know if this is a house where Mark lives. You can't say that. Can you tell me anything? No. All I can tell you, you can't be from this house to that house. And Mark Zuckerberg bought four extra houses to have more privacy. So the boss of Facebook wants more privacy and use 30 million to buy the four houses around his own house. There are also very sympathetic internet people. They have an old temple in San Francisco that looks like the Internet Archive logo. And Bruce is also here. Say hello. And there you can surf into the historic internet. And they host a lot of media from the free culture. And everything happens in this old kitchen and so I was understanding where the saints were in the old days. I feel like the internet we're building is somehow the global mind. And somehow we're building that as more than the pieces. It gives people the ability to do some things and scale like never possible before.  We think we should have one that's valuable to us, close to us. And we want to have a primary copy of the internet that has millions of books and videos and billions of pages. And it actually lives here in this building, this firmer church. And then I got interested in how this is done. And I met these people with my colleague Henrik in the background. And this is Bruce Stark. My name is Boris. I work at Google. And I am an infrastructure manager. Really in the machine room behind the search engine, the networking, the servers and everything around. So this is the guy for the Google infrastructure because Google is the really, really big data center who showed how this is done in scale. But also they made it a bit different. I asked him how it feels inside there. And he said, you feel the noise in the air. It's not quite at all. The wind goes through it. But the interesting thing is, the photos you see, they were sometimes before Google published them changed. It used to look like this. And then they made it look more beautiful to make the internet look even more beautiful in these images. And he also put deers onto the data center. But it also suggested that very... Animals are on the way. Also our data feels well. When we visit this on this camp, we can also get that. The companion that also finally is called Where the Internet Lives is how Google tries to suggest to the other people that they should trust them. These are the different places where Google has its own computers. Usually they are both close to the water and we search for many hours. And this is the center of Google in Berlin. And when we went there, there was a guy who said we mustn't take photos here. So I moved to a different place to look how the internet changes places. It's Rundstof in Österreich. In the near close to Linz something happened. This woman, I asked what happened. I hope you understand her. No, Google was... I have no idea what she says. It's like a TV station was Google. In fact, Google in this small village over Austria bought an area for computers. And that is the major mayor. And he didn't know that there were great plates for computer centers. He didn't know that this power station has changed anything other than a lot of power cables go through this area. We did not know that three data cables went through our area and we did not know that the river was that big an issue about computer centers. And now it's becoming a data habe on the information highway. You can see here that the internet and the computer centers have needed power and to classify the cables which are on the other streets. But it's also really close to the Eastern European border where there used to be a radio antenna where the Americans sent a radio towards the east. So he showed us the area with a power station. At the moment there are still plans on it but they will be Google campus there. And here you can see a concrete shaft with a lid on it. And under this, one of these data connections run, I can't open it because it's locked closed. So still I couldn't come to the internet. So we visited a hacker farmer. He is really called Hacker Farmer but it's coming from the cutting of wood which is Hacken in German and not from hacking in the computer sense. And the hacker farmer sold his ground to Google and now he is a millionaire and he has a tractor which drives over the fields using GPS. And Google helped him doing that and on this field, Google board maybe tractors will be run there. This tractor has a GPS connection that really is really exact. And the crazy thing is that by Google coming to that place a lot changed. In this town for like seven years the data center has not been built but a lot of people children's kindergarten where an additional English teacher and you can hear that English is everywhere. Children sing about internet and iPhones and it's a great thing. They sing a song, an English song about bananas in the sky. That's some of the songs they sing about and now we go to a different place, Gibraltar. Gibraltar is also a well-known place so we went there and in this cliff there are tunnels with streets and especially a special law that allows certain companies to do certain things. And here he says Gibraltar is certainly a place where some of the internet lives. A lot of gambling and gaming. Everything that has something to do with casino or bets that lives in Gibraltar. In Gibraltar there are a lot of gambling companies because there is very little tax on gambling and it's quite legal in opposite to other European countries because it's owned by Great Britain. So it is a European gambling hole. Sometimes there are places where the rent is as high as in New York where a lot of Eastern European people live and we were allowed to enter a tunnel in an old atom or bunker so we go deeper and deeper into this tunnel where certain missions were run during the Second World War. So security checks your names, Henrik and Muritz also or the friend. That is four or five hundred meters deep into the cliff and it looks like a ship because it was built by a marine and we looked at the places where World War missions were run and Eisenhower himself lived in there for six months. Miss Churchill also lived there for six weeks. The two of them lived down here for the very peak decision making time of the year World War II. These two lived here in this bunker and now the high security data centers live here. Pictures you had to enter a pin code and about like this it looks and sounds like this. That is of course only a demo picture. So I finally found where the internet lies and it is so boring and I asked again where is the internet so before I talked about cable TAT14 the C cable in the first publication and in the radio and I contacted that cable technician who showed me a lot of photos this is in north this is in silt where deep C cable goes in it looks like this and this and here you can go look for it yourself this is how it looks when the internet goes into the sea this is not very spectacular and I believe the internet I don't think the internet lives in the technique but the internet lives in the heart of the humans who use it. This is John Perry Ballon who was an EFF activist and we visited him and he showed us cat photos and he has written the patient of the independence of the internet this is a fry from activists these are also internet activists that you have seen on the scene but just before me and this is also this is the internet we are the internet we use the internet and we put stuff into it and we take care of the internet and for that thank you very much


Federal lawmakers of EJOYE extraction international assembly have cried over the annexation of EJOYE lands across various local government areas in the QIBOM state. While speaking to the House of Representatives Press Corps on Thursday, the lawmakers say the action was allegedly conducted within a few days till the exit of the immediate past governor against all regulations and all requirements. They have sensitized the world that there is a threat to the livelihood of our people. As we speak, they are invading several communities that belong to the EJOYEs in the QIBOM state. We also want to call on the security agencies to give protection to the lives and properties of the EJOYEs living, residing and doing business in the QIBOM state. A petition was made before the House and that petition centered on the alleged remappings of local government areas in QIBOM states. This action was allegedly conducted within a few days till the exit of the immediate past governor against all regulations and all requirements attempting to take the land belonging to the EJOYE nation. Probably our thinking is with the passage of the Petroleum Industry Act, persons who don't have any bearing with the EJOYE exploration within the state wanting to seize part of the land so that that will qualify them as those communities. Notification button so you get notified about fresh news updates.