Hello everyone, welcome back. I hope you're having a great day. I know I am. If you stumbled across this video, thinking it was one of my main channel videos, it's not. This is my second channel.  My second channel is where I like to get a little bit more goofy. I like to do a little bit less structured videos. You know, I don't have to script them out. I can just kinda sit down and just wing it. So that's what we're doing today. Also on this channel, I like to drink LaCroix. And I've mentioned in the past that I have a favorite flavor of LaCroix, but I've never mentioned what it is. I have a very special announcement. I actually have that flavor here with me today. It is the lemon cello flavor. It's really good. So at the beginning of the year, I was thinking a lot about the year 2020. It sounds like such a futuristic year. I think we all thought we'd never get here. And now that we are, it feels like we're living in the future. It made me think a lot about like, I wonder how close we are to what people in the past thought the future would be like. And then I stumbled across this video that's called, in the year 2000, fashion predictions from 1939. It's from this channel called Vintage Fashions. But it's this video from 1939 where all of these fashion experts try to guess what people will be wearing in the year 2000. And I'm obsessed with this video. I watch it a lot. I have, I think almost the whole thing memorized. It's only a minute and 14 seconds long. And most of it is about women's fashion, but at the very end, they talk about men's fashion and they do one little outfit for the man. And I think it's great. I love the outfit. And I'm pretty sad because it seems like it never really came to fruition. This type of outfit doesn't exist. And I truly think that it's the outfit of the ideal man of the future. So I want to show you guys this video and then I'm going to make this outfit so that I can be the ideal man of the future. Okay, let's take a look at this video. But now before I get another sip of this lemon cello. Some of the most famous fashion designers in the US today have been asked to forecast what Eve will look like in AD 2000. One idea is a dress that can be adapted for morning, afternoon, or evening. It's the sleeves, what does it? I love the way they used to talk back in the day. It's the sleeves, what does it? Everyone talks so fancy. So this is a dress where you can like zip off the sleeves when it gets hot and then you can zip things on when it gets cold.  There's those zip off pants that like hiking dads wear. So maybe this kind of exists. According to another artist, one dress of the future will consist of transparent net. The net probably to catch the male. The net to catch the male. That'd be cool if there was actually like a net gun that just shot out a net to catch men instead of just being made of net. This one I also feel like is kind of a thing. There's like mesh clothing, which is pretty similar. I don't know about this like wiry boob thing. Apparently in AD 2000, we should be having a hair-raising time. Yet another designer goes so far as to believe that skirts will disappear entirely. Shoes will have cantilever heels and an electric belt will adapt the body to climatic changes. The lightly-clared woman of tomorrow, ooh, swish.  We'll move in an atmosphere that's scientifically kept at the right temperature. The future bride in a wedding dress of glass. What the groom will wear, apart from a worried look, isn't mentioned. I love that old school hating your wife humor.  Or maybe he's wearing a worried look because his wife's wedding gown is made out of glass. Address of aluminium with a sash to change it for afternoon or evening and an electric headlight to help her to find an honest man. Ah, that'll help her find an honest man. A light bulb shining right in her eye. Ah, perfect. Now I can finally find an honest man. Oh, I was so blind before. I mean, metaphorically, now I'm literally blind. Fuck, that really should not have done that. I am seeing spots now, boy. Okay, all right, okay. Here comes the man part. Pay very close attention. As for him, if he matters at all, there won't be any shaving, collars, ties or pockets. He'll be fitted with a telephone, a radio and containers for coins, keys and candy for cuties. Oh man, there's so, there's so much good stuff here.  Are all men in the future kings? There won't be any shaving, collars, ties or pockets. There won't be any shaving, colors, ties or pockets. All of those things go out of style in the year 2000. No more ties, no more shaving. You will have to have a beard. Okay, so here's a breakdown of this outfit.  He's got a telephone and a radio strapped to his chest. And then he's got this belt with separate containers for coins, keys and candy for cuties. I don't know what things were like back in the 30s, but was it that easy to woo a woman with just a container of candies?  I've got jelly beans. I like that they took some liberties with like new inventions with the women, like the dress made of glass. It's like, ooh, that must be some kind of new type of glass. And they didn't really do that with the man. They took things that already exist like a phone and a radio and containers and just glued it to him.  All right, I got a whole bunch of boxes with a whole bunch of stuff. Let's open it up. Oops. Okay, I've got everything I need here and some stuff that turns out I don't need. I've got a nice jumpsuit to put everything on.  I've got a little phone holder so I can attach the phone to my chest. I'm just gonna be using my cell phone since I don't know why I would use a landline looking thing when I can just use my phone. Then I've got some containers for coins, keys and candies for cuties. So I was planning on just using these containers for coins and keys and then getting a nice big container for candies for cuties.  I figured in this weird world where candies equals cuties, I would want the biggest container for candies possible. So I ordered this, which I thought would be plastic so I could drill some holes in it and then be able to tie some wire to the belt to attach it. Turns out this thing's made of glass and is a lot heavier than I expected. I don't think I'm going to be able to attach this to the belt. So I might just have to either use one of these containers for candies, which would be a shame because it's so goddamn small. I won't be able to get any cuties.  We'll cross that bridge when we come to it. I've also got some wire to make myself a crown. Let's tackle the belt first. I bought this nice belt with like a cool metal clip because I thought it would look futuristic. Okay, here's the rev. I've got to figure out where these are gonna go on the belt. So I got to put the belt on. Got to tighten it up. Well, that's not really gonna work then, is it? So here's a tricky thing. I was thinking I would have like two containers here and one container here, but I can't glue to this part because then I won't ever be able to take the belt off because this has to slide through this very small hole to come out. So if I glue one to here, I can't ever take it off, which would be fine if we lived in the alternate future where this outfit did become popular, but I kind of feel like I'm gonna want to put back on my normal clothes after this. So I don't think I can do that. I can maybe glue it onto here, but then this is just gonna dangle and that doesn't look very futuristic. We're meeting the first of our challenging engineering problems in this project.  Can I just mark with a scissor? I can't. This is a tough belt. All right, whoever made this belt, there's your free advertising. Guys, if you're looking for a tough belt, buy this one. It's on Amazon. I searched belts. All right, let me go get a marker real quick. Now I know that probably a container could go here and let's say here. As for this side, maybe I can tuck the belt underneath and then use like the wire to keep it there and then I can put one container here.  Wait, can I just cut the belt to like right here?  Danny, you mastermind, you figured it out. You can just cut the belt. There we go. Now I can glue one right here. I'm a little concerned about how long it took me to realize that I could just cut the belt but you know, we're not gonna talk about that. We're just gonna start gluing. If you guys have seen my Troom Troom videos, you know how much I love using hot glue. That of course is a joke. I think that it is a hellish substance that burns my fingers every chance that it gets. So I am not excited for this in the least bit. I gotta wait for it to heat up to about the temperature of the sun. Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh. Oh yeah, that's a good size glob.  I can press down on it from up here. All right, I'm gonna press down on it for 10 seconds. Okay, and I'm gonna leave that and I'm not gonna touch it until I've done all of these. That way I can be disappointed when none of them stick. Okay, let's give this one a tug and see how we're doing here. Okay, it's actually sticking. Look at that. Ha, ha, ha. Take that haters. All right, first test. We are putting the belt of the future on. Ooh, the belt is warm. It's almost like the climate control belt from the other outfit. Tighten this up. All right. Oh, you want coins? I've got plenty right here in my container. Oh, I need to get into my house? Let me just take my keys out.  Ha, ha, ha. Well, I've got a separate container just for you. Here's some bubblegum. Well, this is working surprisingly well. I don't wanna get sappy, but I was really worried that this wasn't gonna work and this, you know, I was gonna order all this stuff from Amazon for nothing and this whole video would be a waste of time. So I'm really glad that I was able to glue these three containers onto this belt and now I've got about 30 extra containers that I have no idea what to do with.  But we're gonna wait till the end to try this because that, oh, it sits like that. Well, it doesn't matter. All right, let's get this jumpsuit on. Yeah, this is pretty good looking. Hey, this thing has pockets. In the future, there's no pockets. I'll have to hot glue them shut.  Did someone already like work a long, hard day doing manual labor in this cover all?  Okay, so for the phone holder, I got like a phone holder that would go in your car. See, like, what is the point of putting your phone on this and not just putting it in a pocket? I feel like it would be way safer in a pocket, but there's no pockets in the future, so I guess we can't. So this is like a suction cup here. I'm wondering if I could glue this to the suit and if that would even hold. Cause then we'd have some really nice, like, you know, I could adjust it to any angle. If I wanted to, if I had it on my chest and I wanted to show someone a video, I could, you know, show them just in case they're like eight feet tall and they want to look at the video. Okay, so the suction cup actually suctions to this disc. So maybe I'll just glue this disc onto my shirt and then I can suction cup this bad boy to the disc.  So that is on there, hopefully. So now I can stick this on there, hopefully, and then I can put my phone in that, definitely.  That's good. All right, well, I guess that means that this will hold, hopefully. I feel like that looks even more futuristic than the actual outfit did.  Now, before we put the whole outfit together, I need to work on the crown. So I'm gonna do that. So I gotta measure my head. That's how big my head is. Is my head shaped like that?  I think out of everything, the crown is the thing I'm most excited for. That's really what caught my eye and that's why I'm so disappointed when you hear me talking about how they don't even mention it because I'm like, what does that do? Is it like a satellite? Is it like some kind of way of contacting aliens? All right, so. All right, let's see if that's enough.  You know, this has taken a decent amount of work.  Now I'm doing all this. Should this just go on my main channel? Nah, cause I'm drinking LaCroix. Moment of truth.  I don't know how that happened. My head get bigger, did I get smarter? Maybe because I learned so much from this experience, my head got a little bigger. Well, that doesn't exactly look how I thought it was gonna look. It's definitely a lot taller than the one in the video. But you know what, I feel like it still looks cool. It still looks futuristic. It is definitely poking my head. Now that everything's in place and I'm feeling pretty good about everything, I wanna try one kind of crazy thing. I'm gonna see if I can hot glue this big glass thing to the jumpsuit. Cause I really want this to be part of it. Even though it is so big and heavy, I've been overwhelmingly impressed with the performance of the hot glue thus far. So I don't see any reason why this wouldn't work. So I'm gonna, I'm just gonna try hot gluing it right here. Probably have to work fast cause we've got a lot of glue to place and we wanna do it before it starts hardening and I feel like it's already starting to harden so that is not good. Come on, stick, please. I'm begging you, this is all I have. This is all I was looking forward to. This is not gonna stick, I can already tell. And now I'm gonna ruin the jumpsuit by getting it covered in hot glue. All right, let's give it a go. I'm just gonna lift it up and we'll see.  Well, see now it kind of seemed like it actually did stick for a second. So maybe I'm on to something here. Okay, we're gonna try this again. All right, this really means a lot to me, probably a little bit too much. I'm placing a lot of myself worth on whether this is gonna work so I'm so nervous to pick this up. This is not gonna work. It was so stupid of me to think this was gonna work but only one way to find out. Try to do it towards the camera so we can all experience this moment together. A one, a two, a three. No, no, no. Come on, okay, all right. Well, nope, it's not gonna work. It's not gonna work. It didn't work, but on the plus side, now the jumpsuit is covered in little pieces of hot glue. Handies for cuties sounds like a charity. You give underprivileged cute girls candy because that's really what they need. All right, so I'm gonna, let's zoom this out and now we're gonna put on the jumpsuit. This has been a lot of work. I'm very excited to see how my life changes as I become the man of the future. Everything is going A-okay.  But hey, that's just how the future smells, baby. Oh yeah. I mean, how futuristic do I look right now? Be honest, look at this. Only one thing left for a futuristic king like me to do and that's to put on my crown. Okay, yeah, there's definitely little pieces of metal poking me in the head, but I'm feeling good. I guess I should put some coins, keys and candy into my outfit and see how I fare, you know? See if I feel like I'm living in the future. Laura, do you wanna be in my video? Can you bring me coins if you have any and keys and any candy if you have it. Okay, I see that. Okay, and meet me up here.  Like a janitor who's lost his mind. That was more than one word, but. Coins, keys and candies for cuties. I've got my phone attached in a very handy way on an adjustable arm so I can, if I wanted to show you a video. Mm-hmm. I could do so. Why would you need like hand out coins, keys, any candy? I don't need to hand out anything except the candy. The candy is for cuties. Well, you never know. I can't really see my candy container. I don't feel like I can help you. Like that's not really the experience. Okay, so now I just wanna do a couple of tests and you let me know how I look and we'll see how I feel. I've got my keys, coins, candies for cuties. I wanna just do like a walking around test to see how everything feels. I feel like I have a lot on me and I wanna make sure that I can move about as I need to. Right, but how sturdy is it? Yeah, I noticed you didn't mention my crown at all. Did you even see the crown? I saw it, but it's not like the most outstanding part. It's not? Cause to me it's the only thing that doesn't make any sense. This is all, I can utilize all of this. What is the purpose of this? We'll start out with just a regular walk and see how that, okay. Okay, now let's take it to a brisk walk. The man of the future's gotta be somewhere and he left his hoverboard at home. Uh-oh. Okay, now let's try a run. A little bit of a jog. Hold the future bus for me, I'm late and I need to come get the purpose. Oh no. Well, you know what? It didn't fail in the places that I thought it would. Okay, everything's hot glued on. I thought that that would be the first thing to fail. The coins just fell because the lid came off. Where'd you fall? It's just on the ground here. Sorry, I didn't get that far. The dog looked at you strong. Well, you know, the future can be scary for some people. Are you hot? Yes, but he also had a goatee so that might have been part of it. Walking around in the future just sounds like, let's do a quick test. I get home, I get home and I need to unlock my house. I like that keys are still a thing in the future. Like they couldn't think of a world where there's no keys. They're like, well obviously you need a place to put your keys. The weirdest thing is that coins are a thing. Yeah. I thought we'd have these in the future but we'd still be using keys. And what world does everyone wear a crown but we still use keys and coins? Put it back. Simple as that. It didn't feel so simple. It was simple. Next step, I have to pay for something. So I walk over and I say, excuse me, Mr. Panda, I'd like to buy that basket. Oh, it'll be three cents. Let me dig through all of the coins. Three pennies for you, sir. Have a great day.  I don't know about you. How do you feel? I like it. Is it because there's pockets? Because the video said there's not supposed to be pockets. All right, well, yep, I feel like I pretty much proved my point. Okay, that's the end of the video.


The development of silver nanoparticles, AGNPS, has led to an increased demand for their use in various sectors due to their numerous applications. However, the increased use of AGNPS may result in toxicity affecting both the environment and living organisms. This review aims to elucidate the properties of AGNPS that induce cellular toxicity and the critical mechanism of action observed in vitro. The results show that the physiochemical properties of AGNPS, such as size, shape, concentration, agglomeration, or aggregation interaction with a biological system, can cause impairment of mitochondrial function prior to their penetration and accumulation in the mitochondrial membrane. Therefore, AGNPS exhibit properties that play a central role in their use as biosides along with their applicability in environmental cleaning.


Hi, I'm Shirin Kasai from ETS Montreal and I'll present our research on the effect of vibration frequency mismatch on apparent tactile motion illusion. The experience of sophisticated haptic feedback could improve when more than one haptic device are used at the same time. As illustrated here, a player could, for example, feel apparent tactile motion between a smartwatch and handheld controller as their character shoots or jumps. It's, however, unclear if apparent tactile motion can be produced with actuators that are not identical, as it's likely to be the case when using two commercial haptic devices. In this work, we want to know how a mismatch in resonance frequency of two actuators affect the detection of apparent tactile motion. We hypothesized that the detection rate of apparent tactile motion would decrease as the difference in vibration frequency increases. To test our hypothesis, we used two high bandwidth actuators to simulate actuators with different resonance frequencies. They were placed on the wrist and forearm. We created apparent tactile motion with a sequence of vibration pulses. The goal of the first experiment was to eliminate the effect of passive intensity. We first found the weakest vibration pulse across the frequency and locations. We then normalized the passive intensity at all frequencies at the forearm and wrist to match this weakest vibration pulse. The goal of the second experiment was to determine the effect of frequency mismatch on the detection of apparent tactile motion. We normalized the passive intensity at all frequencies and locations based on the result of the previous experiment. We asked 10 participants to detect the direction of apparent tactile motion when the first vibration was at one of the reference frequencies and the second was at the one of other frequencies. We had five iterations for each combination. We calculate the average rate of success for each participant based on the size of the vibration frequency mismatch. We assumed that with both vibratory frequencies where the same rate of detection would be high and that detection rate would decrease as the gap between vibratory frequency increased. We found instead that there is no statistical significant effect of having two different frequencies on the detection of apparent tactile motion. We conclude that it is possible to perceive the apparent tactile motion illusion with a combination of different devices that produce a different range of vibratory frequencies, as long as they are produced the same passive intensity.


Very good afternoon, everyone. We are so happy that all of you could join us today for Elprofer Steps Virtual Christmas Gala. I would like to welcome our director principle, Dr. Amrita Hora, our pre-primary principal, Ms. Arti Kabul, our communication head, Ms. Sugandha Khandelwal, our coordinators, Ms. Nikita Patel and Ms. Namita Singh, our lovely parents and our children, or should I say, our junior master chefs. Any festivals are incomplete without special delicious and yummy treats. To keep our Christmas spirits high, today we have with us the mastermind behind growing chef, Ms. Ekta Malhotra, who will conduct a fireless cooking session for all you junior master chefs. Growing Chef Studio exclusively runs culinary programs for children of age four onwards. Ms. Ekta Malhotra has been a part of early childhood education field for over eight years. She has used her experience to create a unique hands-on culinary program for children. Her love for food and enthusiasm to teach children has resulted in growing chefs. Growing Chef Studio focuses on complete hands-on baking and cooking with age-appropriate tools. Apart from cooking clubs and holiday camps, they even host baking and cooking birthday parties. Currently, they are hosting online classes and providing do-it-yourself baking kids. I would request all of you to join me in welcoming the very passionate and creative Chef Ekta Malhotra. And without any further delay, I would like to hand over the screen to her. Over to you, Chef. Hi, good morning everyone. What should I say? It's good noon. They're starting exactly at 12. Is everyone excited? Give me a thumbs up.  Two thumbs up if you're very excited. Put it near your camera if you're really, really excited. Very good. All right, so today I'm a chef, but I'm also a reindeer. I'm gonna help Santa get you nice, nice. We're gonna make nice cookies for Santa and we're gonna make lots of candy, lots of things with lots of candies for him. Is everyone ready for that? Everybody has everything with them? Very good. Okay, so I'm gonna keep asking you sometimes, are you ready? Are you following me? Are you done? If you have done it, if you've finished, give me a thumbs up, okay? If you've not done it or you're finding it difficult or you want me to go slow, give me a thumbs down, okay? And then I will wait for you to finish, okay? Got it, everyone? Very good. Excellent. I love so many people that are there. Everyone is talking with me. This is the only way we can talk. Thumbs up and thumbs down, good. All right, so the first thing we're gonna do today is we are gonna make some really nice pops. Has anybody ever heard of the Grinch? Give me a thumbs up if you've heard of Grinch or thumbs down if you've never heard of the Grinch. Yes? Have you all watched the movie also? There's a book, there's a movie about the Grinch. So the Grinch was somebody who was not sharing a lot and he was not very happy about Christmas. But then lots of things happened. We always find out when you read the book or you watch a movie about it, about what it is, okay? So the Grinch, the color of the Grinch is green, okay? His face is green and he has a nice Christmas hat. So we're gonna make that first, okay? The first thing that we need, we are going to keep with us, keep everything else outside and only bring in center to what I asked you to, okay? We need our toothpicks. We need our grapes. We need strawberries. We need a banana. We need a chopping board, a fork and a butter knife, okay?  Yes, got it? Good. So the first thing we're going to do is, we are going to cut the green parts of our strawberries. Do we eat these leaves of the strawberries? No, we don't eat them, right? So we're going to learn how to cut it. All we need is a butter knife. We don't use sharp knives, we only use a butter knife, okay? So what we're gonna do is, hold all your leaves together, okay? And hold your strawberry by the leaves. So it becomes easy for you to cut, okay?  We don't want the tops, tops we're going to put away into a separate bowl, okay? So let's do that for about four strawberries. Yeah, we'll all do four strawberries.  If you're done with it, you can show me in your camera also, that you're done with it. Very nice, okay? Some of y'all are already ready with it. Already chopped to top and kept it. Excellent, should I move ahead? Thumbs up, should I move ahead? Next thing I'm going to teach you is, I'm going to teach you how to slice. So right now what we did, we just chopped off the tops of the strawberry. Next thing we're going to learn is how to slice a banana. You know what the word slice is? Slice means when you cut it into thin long strips, but here we'll be doing round slices, okay? So let's take your banana. Even if your banana is old, remember, even if it's turned black, it's still nice. There's nothing wrong with a banana that's turned black. Okay? Let's peel our banana, keep it on the chopping board. Now the next step, I want you to all first watch me. So everybody pick up your hands hands up in the air.  Now only watch what I'm doing first. After I finish doing it, I'll watch you doing it. So in case you're making a mistake or you're not able to do it, I'll be able to help you. Okay? So everybody's going to watch. We're going to take our fork and this is going to help us make same size slices. So we're going to take our fork and we're going to put it in our banana like this. Don't put it fully through only slightly just so that we can hold it easily. Okay? So with our left hand or if you're collecting the right hand, we're going to hold it like this. Then we're going to take our butter knife and wherever these lines are, there's space between the fork. We're going to go and we're going to slice. One, two, three. Remember don't put the fork fully through otherwise your slice will turn into two pieces. Okay? Like this, yeah? So we'll get nice round and thin slices. Okay? So can we all make four slices everybody? I'll show it again. Put your fork but don't push it through just lightly. Okay? Hold it with your other hand whichever you don't write with. The hand which you write with. Hold the knife in that hand. Put it in the hole and slice. So we need to make four slices. All right, now everybody start. Let me watch you do it.  Okay, the answer is still waiting. Yes, yes, yes. I can see the children having so much of fun. Everybody done? I can see almost, I think everybody's almost done, yeah? Give me a thumbs up. Nice big thumbs up. Very good, okay. Now what we're going to do is, with the remaining of our banana, we also need to make the top of Santa's hat, right? Santa's hat. I can see somebody is wearing a Santa's hat. Who's wearing a Santa's hat? See what's at the end of your Santa's hat? There's a little bit of white cotton, right? So we need to make that part also. So you can take one extra slice, right? And we're going to cut it into four pieces. So you don't need to hold the banana just with your other hand. First we cut half, okay? Then you can turn it around. And again, cut it in half. That means totally we got four pieces. This is all the quarter, one-fourth, right? Come on, can you make four small pieces now? Those of us who are using kitchen knives, be careful and please listen to your parents while they're giving you the instructions, okay? Those who are using butter knives, you can do it completely on your own. Excellent, everyone done with their pop small pieces also? Good, thank you for the thumbs up. All right, now what we're going to do is we're going to take our toothpick, all right? So with our toothpick, we're going to make the glitch. Now, you have to be careful. The toothpick has a pointy edge, right? You can see it has one pointy edge and it has one edge, which is flat, okay? So we're going to use the pointy edge. We hold it from the flat side and from the pointy edge, we can put things inside. So we're going to take our washed grapes. Now, see, your grape also has a hole in it where the stem used to be, yeah? So we're going to take this pointy edge, put it where the hole used to be, hold the grape from the sides, not from the top because the pointy edge is going to come out from here. Hold the grape from the sides and push it through till it comes out, okay? We'll get it slightly down. So we can, we have enough place to hold it but the grape is over here, okay? Let's do that for four toothpicks. Everyone done with their four? Show me some of these, anyone can show me what they've done? Let me see. Very good, excellent, excellent. Now make sure that you have enough space on top because we still have to put bananas, strawberry and another banana piece, okay? So we'll bring this as down as we can with keeping enough place to hold it, yes? Now next thing, first comes the snow, the little bit of cotton and the edge of Santa's hat, right? So we're going to take the banana, now find the middle of your banana, the center part, okay? Put it through, make sure that you're holding it from the sides, not from the center. You take it and we push it through and then we take our strawberry and the same we put our strawberry. Everyone reach till the strawberry, put one banana. Yes, very good, I saw the banana, now put the strawberry also on it, I'll wait. Let's do one full first and then y'all can do the rest.  There's your Grinch, your Grinch wearing a Santa hat. All right, now let's make all four. Can everybody make all four now? If you feel like having a snack while you're cooking, you can do that also. This is a nice thing to snack while you're making. I can see somebody's already started eating. So what we'll do is, after everyone's done, we take one picture with everybody holding their Grinch pop. Arhaan is ready with his Grinch pop. Oh, Manav, that's lovely. Very good, I can see a few more Grinch pop. Let's all hold one, maybe someone can take a picture of all of us holding it. There you go, big smile. Let me see, nice and bunch. Poonam, excellent. Who wants to try one and let me know how it is? You can put it in the chat. Who wants to try it and let me know how it is? Yes, very good. How was it Krithika? Did you enjoy it? I can see you enjoying it. Very good, Manav. Rianj, not yet done? Good man, did you like it? Very good, all right? So now you can make lots of these and go and give it to everybody. Maybe you'll spread a little bit of joy. The Grinch will help us spread some joy. Okay? So now let's keep this aside and we'll get ready for the next one. You can wipe your hands if they've become a little dirty and we're gonna get ready for our next one. We're gonna start with the cookies. We're still gonna need our chopping board because we have a few more strawberries we're gonna chop and keep, okay? So next we're gonna make, first we're gonna make our, we just prepare our strawberries and keep, okay? So four more strawberries, chop off the tops and keep. We will do our preparation and keep.  Yes, ready everybody? Now what we're gonna do is we're going to learn how to make some glue that you can eat. Have, can you eat fevicol? Can you eat glum? No, right? That's not something we can eat. But when we wanna stick some cookies together or we wanna do something fun, we're gonna learn how to make a glue that you can eat because that glue is made out of sugar, okay? So let's take our icing sugar, okay? We need three tablespoons of icing sugar. We will also need a little bit of water and a little bit of lime juice. Everyone bring that in front. So you need one bowl which has the icing sugar. If you don't have icing sugar, then you can use powdered sugar with a little bit of corn flour. Written the recipe in your emails, you can check that. So what we're gonna do is we're gonna take half teaspoon, very little. So half teaspoon you'll find in your measuring cups. It's written one upon two, that is half teaspoon. So we're gonna take half a teaspoon of water and we're gonna put it in our icing sugar and we're gonna take half a teaspoon of lemon juice and we're gonna put it in our icing sugar. Only little bit, don't put too much. So if you put extra water in something, can we remove it out? If you drink extra water, can you take it out? No, but if you drink little by little, you can put as much as you want. So same there, we're gonna put little by little so that we don't make it too liquidy, okay? Now pour the bowl with your hand and with the spoon, start stirring it and mixing it. We don't want thin, like say we call it a little bit thick, like that we're gonna make it, okay? Come on, let's stir it. So keep stirring it, it'll be a little bit thick like this, but keep stirring it and keep stirring it till you reach this consistency. See, it should become like this. Smooth it is called, smooth running consistency. Consistency means how thick something is. Can everyone see this easily? We need to keep stirring it. If you're using powdered sugar, it might be a little grainy, that's okay. Parents will look into that. If you're using icing sugar, you will make it like this. It'll take about a minute, so just keep stirring. If you find it is too thick, add just a drop, not much. Just one or two drops of lime juice or water, but don't add too much, okay? Everybody done with it? Give me a thumbs up, then I move ahead. Show me your glue, yeah? Let me see your glue, ready? Now this glue you can even taste. So we'll do a taste test later on or you all want to do a taste test now. Now, all later. Now, okay. So what we'll do is, we'll just take a little pinky finger. Little finger and just put a dot on it and taste it. Yummy. So like your hands before you start anything else. Does it taste good? Now remember, don't eat up all of it, okay? You have to use it. Don't finish the whole thing. Okay, so now what we'll do is, we will start first with our second one, which is also a Santa. First one, the Grinch was wearing a Santa hat. This time we're going to have an Oreo. So we're going to need, we're going to use our Oreos and we're going to use our strawberries and the glues. All we do is we keep our Oreos down. Now you can again watch me first, okay? Everybody hands up, hands behind your back. So you watch me make one full Santa hat first and then you start making it. Okay? So I'm going to take my Oreo. I'm going to take a nice big spoon of my glues, okay? Put it over here. I'm going to drop it onto my Oreo. All right, don't spread it, let it drop. It will automatically start spreading, okay?  Add a little bit more, okay? Now what I'm going to do is, I'm going to press, just gently tap it. See, it's all in the center right now. I want it to spread around my cookie. So I'm just gently, not very hard, very gently going to tap it like this. Can you see my circle is becoming bigger now?  Watch first, then I'll watch you do it. So now that I have a nice big circle, I can place my Santa's hat on it, oops, dropped it.  There you go, a cute little Santa's hat. You have a nice healthy fruit also, you have your favorite Oreo cookie also, and together it makes a nice snack, all right? So everybody, let's make four, come on, you can all try them now. Once you're done, you can show me. So remember, put a small circle in the center and then tap it and spread it around and spread. Make the small circle bigger and bigger and bigger and bigger. I think Varun is all ready with his Santa cap. Oh yes, very nice, madam. So then you're working fast. Very good, Aran, Aliza. Yes, Aliza, put the glue on it and then put your strawberry on it. So it's good to cook, right? Because you get to eat along with it. And when you're cooking with such fun ingredients, I think everyone's going to always want to cook. Yes, very good. So next time somebody comes over or you have to carry something to give someone, do you think you can try making these kinds of snacks for them? I am sure they will do that. Yeah, they can do it all by themselves, right? Exactly. And some of them are all dredgey enjoying it. Yeah. Looks like an early lunch for the opposite. I think Madhav is done with the second one too. Wonderful. Yes, very good. And Varun is ready with all four. Excellent. Lovely, looks so nice and festive. So this one, if you keep it for some time, like for half an hour or so, then the glue will start becoming hard. The same way, like how fadikon becomes hard, even this one will become hard. So if you keep it for some time, it will become hard and it will just stay in its place. And now that it's cold also, it will become hard to take. So while you are making this, I can ask all the parents to go and get a glass of hot water. We are going to need hot water to dent our chocolate so they can go and melt it. So they can get the hot water. All the children, you must remember the water is going to be very hot. So you are not going to do this part. This part your parents will do for you. Okay, very hot water, we don't touch, right? So everybody, let's get some hot water. So now let's get ready with the next things. We need hot water. We need our gents. Now remember we need our gents to decorate. Let's not eat it before we start decorating. Okay, we can snack on it after we've decorated our cookies. Okay, let's get your dairy milk and let's get a new paint brush. Okay, not something you use for paint and we will also use our glue that we've made and the ground cookies that you have. Whichever size, shape you have, that's okay. And the ground cookies. Remove your ground cookies. If you don't have ground cookies, it's okay. We can even use square ones. It's fine. Everybody ready with it? I see you all are still setting up. Okay, I'll wait. Yes, Sunny, I'm waiting. Now, in our hot water without opening the dairy milk. Okay, now we have two dairy milks, right? So one dairy milk, give it to your parent and we are going to put it inside the hot water without opening it. Okay, and the second dairy milk you have to hold in your hands. Okay, now we have to try and melt this dairy milk. Yes, it's okay. If you're using chocolate sauce also, it's fine. You can remove the chocolate sauce in your bowl and keep and you can use that also. Those who have the chocolate can use it. If you don't have the chocolate, you can also use your edible glue, no problem. Okay, now I'm going to do an experiment. Is everybody ready? One, you put inside hot water with the cover and the second one hold it in your hands and start rubbing. Let's see, can you melt it with the heat of your hands? Yes, Varun, you have a question. Let's try. Can you heat it with the heat of your hands? Is everyone trying it? Push rub rub rub, let me see if you can do it. Yes, mother. Yes, Aran. Let's see who's going to be faster. Are you going to be faster or are you going to be faster? Is it starting to melt also or no?  It melts fully, right? Why does it melt in the summer but not in the winter? Think. Can you tell your parent why it happens? Why does it melt in the summer and not in the winter? Because of the heat. In the summer, it's so hot around everywhere that the heat just melts the chocolate. Now it's winter. We are rubbing it also so much. We're putting so much heat on it but still our chocolate is not melting. It's still so hot. That's because it's so cold around. But the chocolate that we put inside the hot water, if we touch it after a few minutes, it will melt, okay? So we let that be with the parents. Let them melt the chocolate and then give it to you. Then they'll open it and give it to you. So parents, just let it be in the hot water while we're doing the other things. Just let it be in the hot water and then once it melts, then we can give it to the children. Varun, if you have any questions, you can chat with us. Okay, should I move ahead? Yes, Chef. I think you can do that. I have sent a message. If there is any questions, I will... Perfect, alright. So now what we're going to do is we're going to make two types of cookies. So I'm going to show you the types of cookies that you can make using the melted chocolate and your gems. Are you all ready to see it? Thank God, I'm getting it for you. So the first cookie you can learn, we're going to learn how to make is a reindeer cookie. Does it look cute like a reindeer? Yeah? We're going to learn how to make a reindeer cookie. Then these are some examples of what else you can make. You can even make a Christmas tree. For Christmas tree, you'll have to remove all your gems and remove all the green color gems. Then you can make a Christmas tree. We can also make a wreath and today we'll also make a small man with three circles. One for the face, one for the body and one for the rest of the body. Okay, there are some other types of cookies you can decorate. These are all from our DIY kits. These are all different types which you can use with the same kind of glue. Okay, so should we get started? So open your gems packets everybody. Open your gems packets and let's remove two red color gems. Those are going to be for our reindeers. And for your snowman also remove any three gems, whichever color you like. Whatever is your favorite color, you can remove. Today I'm going to use two yellow and I'll use one. Just to make it look different. Okay, these are going to be the buttons of your snowman. For the nose of your snowman you can get us orange color gem. Because it has a carrot nose, right? So we can do an orange gem for that. Okay, so open your gems packets and remove the right colors of gems. Don't eat the rest. We can still use them. Okay, now what we're going to do is with our glue we're going to stick them onto our cookies. So for the reindeer the nose we need to keep it a little below. So this is the center of your cookie. The nose has to come little bit below because we still need place for the eyes and the what are these called? Tell your parents what they're called. And gloves. So we just take a little bit of our edible glue. Small dot. Very small dot at the bottom half of your circle. We put a small little dot of our glue. And we stick our reindeer's nose. Okay, let's make two. We'll make at least two reindeers. One is Rudolph and one is Rudolph's head. Rudolph gets tired when he has a head. Small little dot. And then that goes on top. While our chocolate is melting, we'll still continue with the rest. We'll start with our snowman also. Okay. So for the snowman, the nose will go in the center of the circle. We'll give it a small little dot for the nose. Then we'll put the orange general. And let's put buttons for our snowman. Again, there is one way you can do it. If you're finding it difficult to put the glue on the cookie, you can hold the gem in your hand. You can put a dot of glue on the gem. Since y'all have little little fingers, they're very good to do all this work.  You can hold it and turn it around and stick your button on. Don't you wish your buttons of your clothes to gems? Then you can just whenever you feel hungry, just take one out and hit it. Let's put three buttons for our snowman. You can use any color that you like. Once hard concentrating with so much focus. Are y'all done? Should I move on? Should we do the next step? Yes? No, some are saying yes. Yes, I think it's a mix yes and no. I'll wait two more minutes. While we are doing this parents, you can just check on your dairy milk. Just be careful the water will be very hot. Just press it and see if it presses and it becomes liquid. Then what you can do is just cut it open from the top and keep it in a bowl for the children but you'll have to use it immediately. So just cut it open and we're just going to start using it so that it stays melted. Because it's quite cold, it becomes hard pretty soon. So once they're done with this part, we'll cut open the dairy milk. Just check it and then parents it's melted. Yes? Good. Alright, I think so now we should move on. So now they're going to give you the melted chocolate. So take the melted chocolate and your brush. So even I have some melted chocolate here I'm going to use my brush and now I'm going to paint with chocolate. Have you ever done that before? Painting with chocolate. So we're going to give our reindeer cute little two eyes. Remember eyes go above the nose. Let's not have a reindeer with eyes going here and there. So two cute little eyes and then antlers. So for antlers take more. Take a little bit more and then we can paint some antlers. Don't worry if it falls here and there you can always wipe it off. So we'll give them some antlers. Now remember they're not just two they have little things coming out of them also so we can make all of those. So let's make two reindeer like this. Eyes, I'll do it again for all. Two eyes. So even if you have a square one you can even do this on a square biscuit also, no problem. And then we'll do snowman. So you'll want to watch me do the snowman also. Should I do it now itself or should I wait? No response means everyone is doing something. They're all busy. Everyone is very busy. They're all busy. I'll just do with the snowman on the side.  I think everyone knows one famous snowman from a cartoon that everybody loves. He kind of looks like that, doesn't he? All right. And we'll give him two twig arms. So that can be your snowman and if you want to make a Christmas tree while your chocolate is still melted I'll show you Christmas tree also. For Christmas tree you have to take and paint a full triangle. Now how many sides does the triangle have? Three sides, right? So we have to make a three sided shape which is a triangle. So you can just hold it and press your paint with it. Just like how you would paint a very thick paint. And paint the whole triangle and then you can stick as many gems on it as you want. If you want a colorful Christmas tree you can do colorful Christmas tree also.  If you don't want to stick gems you can always leave them like this also. You can write your name with it. Anybody who also write the name of the starting alphabet also you can do that. Once you're done with all of it to clean your brush. You clean your brush with water, right? But to clean this brush you can give it to your parents and they clean it with hot water and then you can use it again for the next time you want to paint something with food. Let me see, has anyone made anything? Let me see what you all have made. Oh very cute Sivan. Very cute reindeer. Very nice Neha. Good man, very cute. Excellent. Everybody enjoying? Alright, okay. So now we need to hide here. We need to make a house. I'm just going to show you all how to make it and then you all can make it because it takes a little bit of time. Everybody ready? So let me show you how to make a house. For that we need or any square biscuits. They should be a little bit hard and we need a grater. Okay, so this you all just are going to watch right now. Don't do it right now. Just watch me and then you can do it later on safely with your pens because you need to use a grater for this. You need to do it with them. Okay, so just watch. So what we're going to do is I'll show you what kind of house we're making. Can you all see the house? It's a baby house. I'll later on show you an actual full gingerbread house also. I made that also for my kids. I'll show you that also. Okay? So this is what the house is going to look like. So totally how many cookies do we need? Let's count. Two for the roof. One for front, one for back. That's how many cookies? Two plus two for cookies and two for the sides. That's how many cookies? Six cookies. I'm going to show you how to make it with just five cookies. We're going to learn how to half a cookie. So one cookie, we're just going to hold it from the center and make it into two halves. Now we have two cookies. So that's one, two. Two for the roof and two for the side. Okay? So now the side cookies we need to grate them and make them into a triangle shape. You have to do this very slowly. If you do it very high, if you hold it very high, then the cookie is going to break like this. Okay? So we need to go a little bit slowly. Hold the grater and with the other corner, you're just going to gently start grating the cookie so that you get an angle. Do you know what an angle is? A slanting line. Alright? We have to do the angle, the slanting line from one side and then after we've made it slightly from one side, we have to do it with the other side. So now it's not equal, right? This one is smaller, this one is longer. We need to do it till we make it equal. Be careful when you start coming to this part because the stick might break. So like this, you have to make two pieces. Okay? So after you make two pieces like this, then you have to assemble it with your glue. So you take your glue you take your half pieces and you have to put your glue where you're going to attach the walls together.  Now you have to hold this like this for two minutes till it drives out. Okay? Right now I'm leaving it but actually you have to hold it in place till it drives out. Then the same way you're going to do the other side right? And keep holding it till it doesn't drive. Otherwise it'll start falling, right? So right now I won't compete it because I think we are going way into lunchtime. So once you hold it like this, it'll take you about ten, five, ten minutes for these two to dry. Then you put your backward, right? Let that also dry out. Once those are dry, then at this part you have to put more glue and put your glue. Okay? What did everyone? Your parents will help you for this one because it's a bit of time. In the meantime, I'll show you the gingerbread houses. You can see this one. This is a big gingerbread house. They become really decorative. They are all different types of candy. So you all can make a mini version of that with cookies. Okay? Good. Did everyone enjoy today? Oh, lovely. I can see your butter looks lovely or tray of cookies. So now you make a nice big tray of cookies and you keep it with your Christmas tree for Santa. Maybe Santa will eat all of them. Good Nina. Good afternoon. Done. Thank you so much. I think this was amazing. I can't wait to try all the recipes and all the cookies, the cringe and the Santa Claus cookies. I can't wait to try all these things myself. So children, did you all enjoy? Show me a thumbs up. All of you. Yes. I can see that they really thoroughly enjoyed the session and I can see a few of them are still trying out and making things. They are so engrossed and I'm very sure all the parents enjoyed it too. Great tips shared with us. I mean the techniques. It was amazing. So children, I hope you all enjoyed it and thank you so much Chef Ekta for taking out time for us. You're welcome. Thank you so much. I'm sure you all have some way of sending pictures or something. Do share some with me also. I'd love to see what everyone has made. We will surely do that. We will surely do that. And I would also like to take this opportunity to thank our director principal Dr. Amrita Vora a communication head Ms. Sugandha Khandelwal our parents and our junior master chefs and let me remind all of you our Christmas celebration does not end here. We are all super excited to see you all dressed up as Santa for another fun-filled event. And once again, thank you so much Ekta ma'am for giving our junior master chef this amazing experience. And with this, we would end our live session here. I will see all of you tomorrow. Bye bye. Bye. Merry Christmas everybody. Merry Christmas. Thank you so much ma'am.


Would you rather have more features or more stability? All this is the question that this Reddit post asks and I think it's an interesting one. So let's dive into the answers and of course the first one is the correct one. I'm sorry, but we shall answer the question right like 20 seconds in the video. And the answer from Nick Karam, Pointiest Stick, is a trick question because anyone who answers newer features will then complain about poor stability and anyone who answers more stability will complain about a lack of new features that are being implemented in Windows, MacOS, GNOME, etc. over time. In both cases they are likely to silently abandon it for another platform. We need to we need both to be competitive. And that's right, but of course the point is, well, of course this is right, but what's the line between the two? How much should we focus on either? And that's also a bit of a trick question because it's not like we sit down and decide how much percentage of our time is dedicated to bug instead of making new features. But we can control that to a certain extent, at least in accepting or not some merger requests. So I think that the question is actually fair to some extent and let me tell my screen not to die. Okay, so this is the correct answer, but I'm still curious to see what others replied because you don't really end the question like that, in my opinion. So KD Plasma 5 currently has everything I need, of course. That's probably a bit true, but objectively like false for the majority of people. Sadly, most people will either have complaints about bugs or features. That's just the status quo of most programs. And KD in particular has this bit of an issue not about features, but about bugs. Stability. Okay, so we do have a clear answer there. That's the difference between a valid release version and a beta period. KD has been pretty good with that, except for the earlier four dot access releases. I've never used them. So I can't comment into on that, which they publicly say were not yet ready for prime time, as I recall. So about that, I also want to talk about Plasma 6 because as you know, it's coming as you now know, it's coming. It's not coming like next month, but it's eventually coming in maybe one year, maybe two, but there's people working on it and it will be ready. And people might try to ask, is this going to be like four dot access where everything is going to be buggy because of the transition? And the idea is not, it should be much a much cleaner transition without like doing the whole thing from scratch, which would introduce new bugs. So in theory, it should be a much cleaner transition. However, I'm of the idea that we should start considering publishing new version of Plasma, surely Plasma like six, but also the minor major versions, like five dot something when we are reading instead of every three months. Right now is every three months a new release for sure. And I can know right now the date of the releases from a year from now. I think that this is good because it introduces like people trust us, trust our schedule. But on the other hand, I do very much enjoy the idea of publishing something when we decide it's really, and it has enough stuff to also be promotable because three months is a tight schedule. And sometimes the promo group hasn't much to try to work with to actually promote the next version of Plasma. I have both, to be honest, that's very nice to hear. And I like the relative trickle or tricks and additions mixed in with a much larger set of bug fixes that don't get so much press, which is true. Most bug fixes you don't hear about. I have not had an unstable Plasma in many, many years now other than things caused by my own actions. Well, I gotta say I use Plasma unstable and it's so unstable. Like, of course, if you use Plasma stable, it's not going to be bug free at all. But of course, that's on me because I use Plasma stable because I need master to actually do any work. So I can't say yes, Plasma is stable, but that's because of what I do. Yes, I love this answer. It's the best one, except for natives of course. I can't say I have not this much in the way of instabilities. It's nice to see that so many people speak out saying that Plasma is stable. That's always nice because so many people speak out to say it's probably the worst problem is the 11 second delay to logging in out, out due to KD Connect and that's fixed in the next release. I'm really sure it's all because of KD Connect. I mean, it might be, but in general logging out is a bit slow regardless of that. So it might not be like the fix. Usually complex problems like login and logout performance are not caused by a single issue that will be fixed in one release, but we'll need many releases to be improved over time. That said, I can't think of any feature I feel my desktop is missing, though I do, though that's not to say something might not come up with something I'd find useful. What do I lack? Well, first of all, I would like a completely different system tree, something along the lines of Windows or Mac OS or Android or what else, Chrome OS or iOS like every or even the GNOME new system tree thing. Literally everyone except has is doing this new system tree and I like it more honestly. So I would like to see that and I'm seeing this with this provocative turn because this was cause this cause many, many discussion in the visual design group and most of the designer against the new system tree that stops. So I'm an outlier but a proud one. KD Connect, is this what's making my system take a while to suspend? I couldn't say and this is really important as I never, okay, the obvious thing is to stop it and try. That's very obvious. Don't think that because a bug was fixed to make startup, sorry, logout times faster because of KD Connect that is going to solve it. Stability always features on release. Okay, that's a bit of a low hanging answer. I mean, stability always features on release. I mean, okay, we do have already the idea of minor and major releases with dot, dot one, dot, dot two being for debugging and then the dot something being for releases and new releases as both backfixes because you can't backport all of the backfixes but also new features. So that's what everyone does really. With a release, I want to see a new defining feature as well as stable, stable patches to iterate on previous features. Okay, you're not describing a new plasma release but I don't know a year of development. So maybe this comment is asking for like longer time, longer times between releases, which totally makes sense. But to have new defining, defining features of a desktop, you need time like more than three months. The defining feature could be visual, like an adaptive theme or yeah, that modifies the wallpaper according to the time of the day. Yeah, it would be so nice to have that but it's also so complex. So users an appropriate theme color to both wallpaper and time of day. Surely it would be nice but this would be, okay, you're not actually answering the original question. You're just throwing in everything that you would like to be implemented. So another example and it's not an example. It's a feature request really, just kidding. Could be an overall of the account's integration. Okay, it's a feature request. Let's move on. Kitty needs both. I don't think devs are choosing between the two, which is true, which is totally true. Some volunteers are contributing for feature and other for bug fixes and some to both obviously. It's not a trade off. This is a very good point and it's true but at the same time, there are developers who do both and to some extent, those developers can be asked to do a bit more of one or a bit more of the other depending on the release. And I think that we could start thinking about asking some of the existing developers to focus more on either of the two depending on the situation. That's something that could be done. Stability. Okay, thank you. More stability by a long shot. Okay, so if there is an answer to this question, it's stability, it seems. I lived in an era where Katie was focused almost only on features and not stability. It wasn't very good. It was cool, but it wasn't very good. The current pace they're going right now is great. Not boring, but not unstable either. Yeah, it's nice to see that the pace that you normally have right now is good. I don't think it's bad, although I would like to see a bit of a more stable desktop. I think that's one of the major issues with KDPlasma right now, the instability in my opinion. I'd rather have a UI that doesn't require me. I think that if this poll was done like the same question on the GNOME subreddit, we would get like the opposite answers saying, yeah, features, features, features, but it's done here. So it's stability. Maybe we always kind of want the thing we're missing, as Nate was saying. If I have to choose between the two, it's going to be stability. What good are newer features if you can choose them? Yeah, but I gotta say there are some good kitty features that I can't use because they're unstable. So it's true. Maybe unpopular and maybe not supporting the answer that the question expects, not answering, not supporting, sorry. But I want more features. Okay, it's the first one. For me, KDPlasma on Wayland is quite stable. There are some crushes, sometimes blah, blah, blah. You shouldn't, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. I don't know why it's talking so much about running out of space. That's weird. But I still want to be sure to be able to have different wallpapers for different workspaces. I hear this so much. Okay, look, A, there are keys for that. But I understand that one might not want to use activities. But different wallpapers for different workspaces would be so tough to implement UI wise, not to say it couldn't be done. But I don't really know of any desktop that does this. GNOME doesn't. I'm pretty sure Windows doesn't either. I'm pretty sure Macintosh doesn't either. So we would be the only ones. And think about the UI, like you have the wallpaper, the wallpaper setter, and then you have all of your desktops. And each time that you want to actually change the wallpaper, you need to select the desktop, the monitor, and activity. It's already complicated with activities and monitors. For each workspace, use activities, please. I'm okay with a DE that gives me tons of features and customization options to have a few bugs here and there. That's a good answer. I think it goes against others, but it's not about the objectively true answer. It's about how one feels. It's impossible to have so much power and customizations without a comparable amount of bugs. KDE is not unstable for me. Very nice to hear again. And it all has all of the features I could ever think of. What I'd like to see more is consistency between dialogues. I can't agree more. For examples, the GetThem dialogue types are all different with buttons in different places. That's probably done on purpose. I don't like that either, but I think that missing the close button on dialogues for GetNewStuff is done on purpose. I don't like it. There are also some settings here and there that seem to be possible to do in multiple places with similar, but not in the same dialogues. I'm confused about this statement. KDE can be made to look like Windows, but don't take it too far. I've done Windows customization so many times.  Stable is nice and all, but that's worthless if it comes at the cost of useful features. That's the opposite question of answers above. I use KDE because it has everything I need and or like a lot without having to load it up with third-party extensions. There are lots of third-party KDE stuff. And it's been stable enough as far as I'm concerned. More stability. Holy crap, it's a mess. I'm constantly fighting with it on three monitors. Okay, on KDE unstable, this is how I feel, but that's KDE unstable because it's unstable. On stable, I don't know what the situation is, so you told me. Bug fixes, bug fixes, bug fixes. Can't disagree with this one. I'm doing bug fixes, like I'm fine. I've done too many features before doing bug fixes, so it's on me, but I'm now trying to fix that. Stability in the sense that same basic functionality and key combos and abilities and navigating to find things, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Okay, so it's backwards compabilities with these kind of things. It's totally a double-edged sword, but a common user thrives on that kind of backwards compability. Yeah, but I think you don't, you didn't answer truly the question that was meant. Here we have a stability with money here. KDE has been pretty stable, which is nice. Discover is still being shamed. When I try to install, sorry, when I install an app or try updating, it's crashing. Sad, I read somewhere this is an open source issue. Okay, then it's because of somebody else. Don't, I'm just kidding. Yes, another yes. Okay, someone's with spot in between. Okay, this is another, I don't say anything, but it's actually the truth answer. I use Arch, by the way, thank you, because I like playing with the latest and greatest features, say the new overview, which is, and Fedora on my laptop, that's so nice, like I can do this kind of things. That's because I'm on, you know, latest. So I often want new features fast, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, time is running out and I'm halfway through. So I'll do a bit of blah, blah, blah, new features any day, as long as they don't change existing code, which can cause regression with existing features. Sorry. Okay, I'm not sure it's really possible to do new features that don't change any existing code. But I guess the meaning is that it shouldn't overlap too much with the existing code. Okay, both, both, stability, stability, stability, backfix, stability. I discover new features in KDE that I don't even use. Oh, yes, there are so many features that like KDE developers didn't even know about. Like, when we discovered that you could actually plot graphs using piranha, we were like, what, graphs on Kiraner? That's cool. Like last week, I was on GNOME and added alt space to bring up Kiraner out of habit, really, and it popped up on GNOME and it was working perfectly. I didn't know Kiraner could do this. So amazing. Stability, newer features, because eventually if a new good feature comes, it going to get stable. This is a promise that I would like to know that like, I would love this to happen, but it doesn't. Like, the fact that we have a feature doesn't mean it's going to get any more stable than it currently is. See activities. Personally, stable enough, have more function with more stability. Okay, this is just common. What do I do with all these beautiful functions if they don't work? Why can't I hold all the, what's this? That's beautiful. Why didn't I know about this image? Beautiful. Beautiful. Plasma is so stable, so new features. It's not stable for everyone. So maybe not new features yet. Can cutback on features be an option? Yes, it can. But we need to be extremely careful when doing that, because people that rely on those features, even the most like the ones that we think nobody's using, do rely on those features. And when we cut them off, they are rightfully angry. I think the priority right now should be to make it a while we land something that most people would use as default. But well, to be honest, I got to say that Plasma and we land is going so well for me. The only reason I use X is to use OBS. Only reason. So nice. Stability. It has to be both. Oscillate between these two is such a nice answer. You know, oscillate makes me think of a pendulum swings. So you have features and then people complain about bugs. So you have bug fixes and then people complain about lack of features. Always people complaining that that's such a nice way to. I got to say that if you think of projects as pendulum swinging between bug fixes and features, or kitty is in the future part while GNOME is in the bug fixes part. So it should sooner or later like swing and it's going to become become the opposite and it's going to be very fun. Adapt. Stability, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. What's the very last answer? Stability, stability, stability. Kitty is so good. The panels, the icons, the themes, the customization. Dolphin Dolphin is the best file manager console as a split terminal panel, pins, panels, panels. Okay, but I couldn't live with the bugs. Okay, I switched from new to Kubuntu because of bugs and finally took Subuntu right now. The only kitty app I'm using is Grand View and it crushes all the time. I don't think it's Grand View fault. I have never heard of Grand View crushing, but yeah, I got your point in general, but no alternative comes close. So I'm stuck. It's really good. It's really good. I really like it. Like I'm using, I'm using a bit of GNOME image viewer nowhere as close like even on the very same functions like I don't know cropping Grand View. I don't even think that GNOME resets. Sorry. GNOME image viewer, where are you? Image viewer. Okay, so it talks about cropping. So I think this one does support. So let's try to open up an image. Hello, open. Let's open up. I don't know what's this. My wallpaper. Go ahead. Okay, so I know I want to crop this blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, show preferences. It's not here. Save us. That does wallpaper image properties show. No, it's not here. Right click. Open with save us. Move to trash properties. Okay, it's not here either. Where is it then? It doesn't exist. Just tell me it doesn't exist. Show status bar. Okay, image gallery. Okay, but I need to crop. Where is cropping? Why do you say that in here image viewer rotate? It says rotate. I can, sorry, I can rotate this. That's what's supported rotation. Okay, but I don't think that Grand View, I mean, Grand View does a lot without a bad, I don't have any install, sorry, but Grand View does a lot without that much of a complex scene. I really like it. So that was it. I'm finally ready to, sorry, but this, sorry, I'm finally ready to have the animations again. And thank you, everyone. I know that you're probably not donating to this light reading, read this and giving my thoughts videos. These are a bit more maybe more boring, but it's something lightweight to end the week for me. So I decided to do this. But still more videos will come. I'm still working on rewriting plasma panels. And soon hopefully I'll do an update on that. And also many cool other videos. And if you want to know in advance what videos I'm working on, all you can donate. And I've done a channel to publish all of the behind the scenes videos that I do, which is usually once every two weeks, but hopefully a bit more from now on. That was it. Thank you, everyone. And hopefully we'll see tomorrow with a more intensive video. Bye, bye, bye.


And today I'm going to do a sous vide burgers. I did a video a couple weeks back on just trying out sous vide burgers. I really didn't put a whole lot of effort into them. I just kind of threw them in a vacuum bag and threw them in the water and didn't really do a whole lot of you know pre prep work on them so they didn't turn out as well as I thought they would but my son has requested burgers for his birthday party tomorrow. He's got a bunch of friends coming over and he's 17 going to be turning 17 so one of his friends requested that I make sous vide burgers so he could give him a try. So I'm actually going to put a little bit more effort in this one. So what I'm getting ready to do right now today's Saturday and tomorrow's Sunday is the day of the party. So I'm going to prep the burgers today and what I'm going to do is take the ground beef that I've had thought already 80-20 and I'm going to put it mix it up in a bowl. I read a couple different articles and watched a couple videos on sous vide burgers. One of them was Chef Steps and they suggested putting an egg in the burger to kind of hold it together some. I normally don't do that when I'm just making burgers. I do it for meatloaf all the time but I'm going to go ahead and try it and I'm going to season the meat before I patty it up with a little bit of the beef rub. Not a whole lot because we're going to season it on top also. They don't do that but I've always found it to season the meat itself when you're patting actually adds flavor throughout the whole burger instead of just on the surface. So I'm going to just use a little bit of my beef rub which is salt pepper and garlic in the meat while I patty it up. I usually use I found this lid from I think it was an old pretzel can or something in Costco that I used to make patties with because it's about three quarters of an inch thick and it's just the right size around. They used a metal you know ring patty ring that they they used but I found this makes good size patties so I'm going to make them on a thicker end probably a little over an inch thick and then this diameter and then of course they'll shrink up some but I'm going to patty them up today and I'm going to throw them in their freezer so that when we throw them in the sous vide that you know they have a little bit more time to cook because we're going to be going to church in the morning so I need them to cook a little bit longer than just an hour that they suggest so all right guys I'm going to get ready I'm going to throw all the meat in here mix it up okay guys I'm going to go ahead and show you how I patty them up I'm only going to do one I'm not going to sit here and patty all these burgers out for you on camera so I'm just going to show you how I do one of them and what I did is I took about five pounds of 80-20 ground chuck and I added about two to three tablespoons of my beef rub which is salt pepper garlic then I put two eggs chef steps recommended one egg for every two pounds but I figured two eggs for five pounds is good enough I don't want it too eggy I don't want it too meatloafy when I make this up you know the eggs just to really hold it hold it together some so what I'm going to do is I kind of eyeball it my hands are clean I washed them just now just so you guys know I kind of eyeball it and what I normally do I got bigger hands and I try to make them a little over a quarter of a pound the burger size so I kind of make it about the size of my fist and what I do is I take my little patty maker here and I'll put I'll put the meat down on a piece of parchment or wax paper or a plastic wrap and kind of put another one over the top of it and I'll take my little pad here I'll just kind of push it down not all the way down to the you know since this is going to be a little bit thicker than what the lid here is I just kind of push it down just to kind of make the shape and what I'll do is I'll just push my fingers around the bottom edges to kind of push it in and just kind of give it enough pressure so that it forms the shape I'm going to take it off just make sure and give it a little bit more give a little bit more um pressure on there kind of form it and what I'm trying to do is just make it a perfect shape and size so they're all uniform and they all cook the same so if you can see that you got a perfect patty here and then what I'm going to bag these up with today is I'm going to use my two gallon ziploc bags I'm not going to vacuum seal these up because last time I vacuum sealed them it kind of compressed the patty the pressure of the vacuum seal compressed the patties down and made them real thin and it took the shape away so I'm going to put these in the ziploc bags that way I'll do the air displacement method when I put them in the sous vide so it doesn't take the shape away and since they're going to be frozen that'll help out as well but I'm going to go ahead and patty some more of these up and put them in the bags okay I'll be right back I've got them all pattyed up put them in the big two gallon ziploc bags and I'm just going to put them on a pan like this and stick them in a freezer and it will take these out tomorrow morning before we leave for church and throw them in the sous vide and we will like I said get all this air out of there before then so all right I'll see you guys in the morning when I get ready to throw these in and it's Sunday morning it's about quarter after eight and we leave for church about quarter after nine so about an hour I'll be leaving so I got my burgers out of the freezer and like I said we're going to be putting these in right before we leave I got the water heating up out in the big cooler right now and we're going to do them at 132 degrees and by the time we get home that'll be perfect I'll pull them out and what I'm going to do before I leave right now is I'm going to chop up some lettuce onions tomatoes pickles I'm going to put cook up some bacon just put what we're going to do is going to have a big burger bar so the kids can make their own burgers anyway they want so I'm going to go ahead and chop up a whole bunch of vegetables and we'll be putting these in the sous vide in about 45 minutes or so before we leave so hang out with me and I'll be back I'm going to go ahead and throw these in now but I'm going to do them a little different than if they were vacuum packed because we do have some do you want to get some of that air out of there so I'm going to lay them in really slow here put them on the bottom and I got the bag open a little bit on the top so what we're doing is just going to try to get as much air out of here as possible so we're going to go ahead and just you can't really see it but I'm just going to make it to where the bag is just underneath the top is just above the water here so we're squeezing out as much of that air as possible then we're going to go ahead and seal these up because these are going to go under the water that one's down and these will float a little bit so I'm going to put a lid on to their uh something on top of these like a rack or something to keep them under the water. I'm also checking to make sure I put it under there and make sure that there's no more air but there's no water getting in it so I'm going to go ahead and do the rest of these but I'll see you guys back when we get back paired up the Weber kettle today so we're going to cook them on and that's getting ready to go so I'm going to get about 15 minutes or so get that all heated up and we will throw these on so guests are starting to arrive so I'm going to get these on and see how they turn out forgot to tell you I'll be back I'm going to put a little bit more of the beef right on top before I throw them on the grill so they're all dried off now I'm just going to toss a little bit just on top then I'm not going to do both sides so because they're seasoned throughout the meat but I'm going to put a little on and then we're going to throw them on the grill. Weber's right up to about 400 degrees it's coming along pretty good so I'm going to go ahead and throw start throwing these burgers on and I'm going to put the side on that I seasoned just so that that gets cooked in first so I've got a good bunch of them so I'll probably use this whole grate and I got the charcoal spread all out from the chimney so it's cooking pretty good as you can see I'm starting to flare up a little bit so I'm going to go ahead and get these all on and close the top just give them that quick sear won't be on here for long Martin right here he is going to they're both going to be testing these sous vide burgers and tell you how they like them go ahead guys take a bite all right make sure you speak into the microphone down here so I hope you guys can hear us very tender very tender I like it but not like how's it done this how's it done this for you the done this well it's more of a medium it's very it's very it is medium but it's also even yes very good it's like it was cooked before it was slain grilled take another bite so you can really get the flavor down kind of flavors are coming at you right now very slightly smoky very good a little bit peppery beefy okay so you like them that way yeah there you go guys awesome the second try at sous vide burgers came out a lot better than the first one so go ahead and try it and we'll see you again on the next one make sure you like this video and subscribe and we'll see you on the next video thanks guys see you way bye bye


Hey guys, welcome back to Come Again TV the only place on YouTube. We're all geek culture collides. I'm Shannon and today on the show We're taking a look at Saban's Power Rangers Lightning Collection Mighty Morphin Pink Ranger from Hasbro right so This of course is Kimberly Hart played by Amy Jo Johnson from the original Mighty Morphin Power Rangers TV series Who else had a huge crush on Kimberly growing up? Come on. Come on. Raise your hands for many a kids Amy Jo Johnson was their first crush many a boys fantasized about her back in the day and So I found this at Walmart 20 bucks same as the Black Ranger now as I've said in the Black Ranger review I'm only gonna be collecting Zordon era Power Rangers figure because that was the era that I grew up with And if I were to collect all the different Power Rangers that come out I would go broke really quickly because there's what over 20 seasons now something like that I Can't even keep up and now I think Hasbro is gonna be rebooting the series So that that's gonna be cool. I hope they make it animated and I hope they kind of bait that take from the boom studios Comics and bring in Lord Dracon Lord Dracon Ranger Slayer the original Rangers from the 70s And all that I think that would be really cool to see and then There's so many stories that can be told with from the Mighty Morphin era That they could keep it going and not even not even change up the roster for quite a while Because of course the Mighty Morphin era is the was the most popular era of Power Rangers So anyway, let's go ahead and open up the box and take a look at Kimberley. All right guys And here we have that cute little pink ranger. Oh, you think she's cute, too So real quick before we Put show you everything Let's see how she stands up against the black ranger with his dragon shield and they look really nice together One thing I kind of wish That Hasbro would have done which I mentioned in the black ranger review is I wish they could have made the dragon shield removable So that we could put it on the other figures if we wanted to I Think that'd be really really cool and Just for another look to see how it stands up against other Hasbro figures. Let's bring in Peter Venkman From the Ghostbusters Plasma series and it looks like they're pretty much the same scale. They really Look good together Same style packaging almost At least on the inside only it's not a clamshell Just a single Plastic mold and that's it holding them in So let's go ahead and move Peter back out of the way and We'll move Zach out of the way for now and we'll take a look at the pink ranger so Just like with the black ranger they got all the detail correct on this figure four diamonds on her the gauntlet of their gloves and boots four diamonds some figures From the past they'll either just put one diamond or they'll put way too many diamonds and A lot of the older figures will also have an extra diamond in the back instead of making it look like a vest almost so As for articulation the head is On a hinged ball joint look up that far Look down that far Look side side Can't tilt it really on the sides But it does spin all the way around and that's because you can remove the head Which i'll get into here in just a little bit But the arms they go Then go up to there unless You do that and it is on a butterfly joint in the shoulder blade area Which is cool So you can So you can bring it back like that No bicep swivel but it is on a hinged ball joint at the elbow and The hands are also on a hinged peg joint And that's because it comes with two extra hands, which we'll get into in here in a little bit does have an ab crunch and the Waist articulation Waist swivel is actually at that ab crunch Just like with the black ranger it has thigh swivel The legs can go up to there Not back really, but the skirt is made out of rubber A very rubbery plastic so it does not hinder the articulation at all The butt though does Hinder the articulation So no back kicks it has a double hinge at the knee And it does have boot swivel and an ankle tilt And rocker So that's it for articulation Once again the belt It looks like the belt is connected to the skirt separately The skirt and the belt are separate from the rest of the figure However, they can't be removed. I don't believe I don't think that these come apart Like some of the like the masters of the universe figures but if we we can change out the hands she comes with a cruddy chop action right hand and A fist in her left hand as her left hand but Go ahead and swap that back out because we're going to need this hand For her bow her power bow But before we do that She comes with just like with zack power blaster which goes Right in there and just like with zack this power blaster does not change into the little Sword blade whatever you want to call it That they were able to use in the early seasons um, and then Her helmet comes off And real quick just for fun before we show you Kimberley's head just for fun Show you's So the heads are swappable So there's a zack Walter Emanuel Jones is the pink ranger We'll take that back off and we'll snap her head on As you can see there's the ball Just pegs on there just like that And there's kimberley heart played by amy joe johnson the pink ranger and that's not A great likeness of her. I mean you can kind of see it at the side a little bit But the front Not really that great of a likeness of her, but we're going to go ahead and take that off We're going to put her helmet back on And we're going to look at the power bow so I think Power bow goes like this now usually If you're right-handed You would I want to say you wouldn't you would pull the string With your right hand But That's not the case here for whatever reason So maybe kimberley is left-handed. I'm not sure and It just sets in her fingers This part Sets in between these two fingers like that And there's that now I guess This one doesn't really look Well, there we go the uh The power action, I guess you want to call it And that stays pretty well But one thing I want to see real quick We'll go ahead and Get started on bringing them together We got the power axe And we got the power bow And what you got to do in order to bring these together you got to pull this back Slide the bow in there and then slide that Towards it and it kind of Kind of locks in place I guess Just like that And then eventually we'll add the power up Power daggers power lance and the power sword So anyway, there you have it guys This has been come again review on the power rangers lightning collection mighty morphen pink ranger And if you missed the review on the black ranger with the dragon shield I'll put the link at the end of the video So anyway, I've been shannon this been come again tv the only place on youtube where all geek culture collides Take care geeks If you enjoyed that video make sure you hit the subscribe button right there So you stay up to date on all thanks geek culture Also, go ahead and check out one of these two playlists on the side for more videos just like the one you just watched I'm shannon for coming in tv the only place on youtube where all geek culture collides Take care geeks


From the Drug and Serious Crime Group, State Crime Command. Is that alright? It's easy testing me. Is that alright? Yes. Yesterday, detectives from the State Crime Command, Brisbane Region, North Coast Region, executed a number of search warrants in the Brisbane and Sunshine Coast area with the assistance from members from the Special Emergency Response Team and Dog Squad. As a result of these warrants being executed, approximately $433,000 in cash was located. 3.4 kilograms of powder, which we will be ledging as heroin, was also located with 349 ecstasy tablets and a quantity of jewellery, three motor vehicles and a street bike were also seized. A total of nine persons were charged on 14 charges. Three of those persons were kept in custody overnight and appearing before the court this morning. It's fairly considerate considering the amount of heroin which we have located. Heroin has not been vastly available in recent years and to have a seizure of 3.4 kilograms is a fairly unique seizure. We're in the early throes of the investigation. We're still trying to follow the leads as to where the origin of the heroin came from. As I said, we're in the early stages of the investigation. One of the male persons at the Oxley address resides in the Clounder area. Yes, at an address at Oxley, we located $44,000 in a bedroom of the house and a further sum of approximately $280,000 was located by a counterfeit sniffing dog and his handler buried in the yard of the residence. It was buried under an ornamental plant. It was excellent work for the police there to locate that. The money was contained in two cry-backed bags. As I said, this investigation is in its infancy. We are considering further charges to place upon some of these offenders. The next people living a high life of this size is clear that they have something to do so they're charged with doing that. We will be alleging that the cash, the fairly modern motor vehicles, the extravagant jewellery are all proceeds of crime. And how many addresses did you write? We attended five addresses. One at Oxley, one at Callumvale, Sunnybank Hills, Fernie Grove and Clounder. Were they residential addresses? Four of the premises were residential. One was a business address. We won't comment on the type of business. One couple are in a de facto relationship. Any vital links? There's no CMG links to this organisation at this stage that we can identify. Will you be alleging that the drugs were destined for? I believe that they were destined for the local market. Look, a quantity of amphetamines were located there and a large sum of cash was also located there. I haven't got the exact amount but I can get that for you. I believe that this seizure will have an impact on supply. As I said, amphetamine-type substances have been the drug of choice of powder in recent times. And as I said, this is a fairly significant seizure to take that much heroin off the streets of Brisbane. And the majority of cash... This investigation is in its infancy and we hope to explore the finer points of this group that have been dealing in powders. Sorry? Will there be other flow-on effects for the community? What are the effects of other people having drugs? Look, heroin is a very addictive drug. A very dangerous drug to take. I think that while removing this drug from the street it will have a significant impact on community. Tell us why would drugs have a significant impact on community? It's an expensive drug and the availability... I believe the availability depends on interstate and international imports. Three kilos of heroin was the sort of street value for us. We believe the street value is $1.4 million. What message does it send to other drug dealers out there? The message is simple. We receive a variety of information from a number of sources. We act on that information and it's only a matter of time before we're knocking on their door. Is that how this group would discover through tip-offs? As I said, we receive a number of intelligence reports, information from the public which we rely on greatly and we act upon that information that we do receive. Do you expect more arrests to take place after these raids? That will depend on our further investigations. We receive recent information and we've acted upon that and as a result that information was correct and that's why they're before the courts. The majority of items seized are at the unbooked address. Is that a petition? It's a substantial amount of cash. The heroin was located at Oxley address with two motor vehicles and a motorbike also at the address and jewellery. From what we've located so far, they appeared very well organised and it would appear that they've made a lucrative living from what we have seized. Australian citizens or nationality? Well, I believe they're all Australian citizens. So you said there's some type of post-adjustment like the amphetamines that were found. Do you have an interest in some of the heroin as well? Just under seven grams of heroin was located at the address at Caloundron with the amphetamines, with other amphetamines. I would expect that that drug would have made its way on the central and coastal streets. What are the offenses that they've been charged with just generally? Produce and... Produce and possess dangerous drugs, heroin exceedingly scheduled. All nine people? No, sorry, three people. Sorry, four people have been in charge of that and others have been charged with possession of dangerous drugs. So are you going to be alleging that some have had drug labs at these addresses? Sorry? Are you alleging that they're producing these drugs We won't be alleging that they're producing the drugs at the premises but our early investigations would suggest that they're in the cutting process at the premises with the heroin that had been obtained.