Welcome to part three of our reading of the book of Jubilees. Today we're going to be covering chapters seven through ten. Once again, this is a Cliff Notes version of everything that was covered on the Dark Outpost yesterday. If you would like a deeper discussion regarding these missing or banned books from the Bible, then please make sure to join us on the Dark Outpost on Tuesdays. There is a link down in the description box below. And as always, I would love to give a very special thank you to all of our patrons on this page. Without your support, this channel would not be possible and I greatly appreciate each and every one of you. If you would like to join our Patreon community, there is also a link down in the description box below. Now, again, this is just a reading. I will be giving some commentary, but as I said earlier, if you want more of a discussion, then do make sure to join us on the Dark Outpost on Tuesdays. I believe our episode on the Dark Outpost is now live. So if you catch our episode live, you will be able to call into the show and ask questions while David and I are discussing the section of Jubilees that we are discussing for the week. And as always, I want to remind everybody to please be respectful to each other in the comment section below. I know that discussing religious text can be touchy for people, but what we're doing on this channel and on the Dark Outpost is simply just an exploration of these books that have been deemed heretical by the canonized church. Now again, the book of Jubilees is recognized by the Ethiopian Orthodox Church, but not in any other churches. It is up to you and your own personal faith whether you believe this book is heretical or not. But regardless of what anybody else feels about this book, I really ask that you guys be respectful to each other in the comment section. All right, let's get started with chapter seven. Chapter seven of the book of Jubilees is called Noah Offer Sacrifice, the Cursing of Canaan, Noah's Sons and Grandsons and Their Cities, Noah's Abomination. And some of the stuff we're going to see in chapter seven is stuff that we have talked about in the past when it came to exploring the history of the Canaanites. And so I'll give a brief refresher as we start to go through some of these stories. But if you happen to miss that episode, it is on the Dark Outpost Library. I don't have it on my channel. It was strictly something we did for the Dark Outpost. So once again, please follow the link down below to find that episode if you want to deeper dive into the history of the curse of Canaan and how the Canaanites that we know today came to be. And in the seventh week, in the first year thereof, in this Jubilee, Noah planted vines on the mountain on which the ark had rested named Labar, one of the Arat Mountains, and they produced fruits in the fourth year, and he guarded their fruits and gathered it in this year in the seventh month. And he made wine therefrom and put it into a vessel and kept it until the fifth year until the first day on the new moon of the first month. And he celebrated with joy the day of the feast, and he made a burnt sacrifice unto the Lord, one young ox, one ram, seven sheeps, each a year old, and a kid of a goat that he might make atonement thereby for himself and his sons. Now if you followed along with us when we read the Gospel of the Holy Twelve, we know that Jesus was very upset about these animal sacrifices, and he basically said this has to stop. In fact, when he went into the temple and saw all the bankers there, we know the story from the canonized Bible where he was very upset about the merchants doing business in the temple. But what the canonized Bible leaves out or what was taken out of the canonized Bible because yes, we know for a fact that the canonized Bible we have was heavily altered and edited at the Council of Nicaea in the fourth century. Fact checkers and censorship has been around for a very, very long time. In my opinion, that's what makes these missing Gospels so interesting is that we see a lot of the circumstances that had been omitted from the canonized Bible, and it makes you wonder why, why they took certain practices, certain storylines out of the canonized Bible. And again, one of those storylines was Jesus being very upset about the sacrificing of innocent animals in the temples. In the Gospel of the Holy Twelve, Jesus, almost in every single chapter, talks about how our responsibility as human beings is to take care of the animals as if they were our brothers and sisters. One of my favorite lines from the Gospel of the Holy Twelve was when Jesus says, does not the animal breathe the same air that you breathe? We also saw last week about the idea of not eating blood, eating anything that has blood in it. That blood is very holy. It carries your genetic makeup. We know that the Canaanites today still partake in the celebratory drinking of certain blood. And when I'm reading this book of Jubilee and I'm reading about all these animal sacrifices, it does hurt my heart. Not something I enjoy reading at all, but it is what it is. So we'll go on to verse four, and he prepared the kid first, so again, not a child, not a human child, but a goat, the younger of goat, and placed some of its blood on the flesh that was on the altar, which he had made, and all the fat he laid on the altar where he had the burnt sacrifice, and the ox, and the ram, and the sheep, and he laid all their flesh upon the altar. And he placed all their offerings, mingled with oil upon it, and afterward he sprinkled wine on the fire which he had previously made on the altar, and he placed incense on the altar and caused a sweet savor to ascend acceptable before the Lord his God. And he rejoiced in drink of this wine, he and his children with joy. And it was evening, and he went into his tent, and being drunken, he lay down and slept, and he was uncovered in his tent as he slept. So Noah partied a little too hard, and basically passed out. Verse eight, and Ham saw Noah his father naked, and went forth, and told his brethren without. And Sham took his garment in a rose, and he had Jepeth, and they placed the garment on their shoulders, and went backwards, and covered the shame of their father, and their faces were backwards. And when Noah woke from his sleep and knew that his younger son had done unto him, he cursed his son, saying, Cursed be Canaan, an enslaved servant shall he be unto his brethren. So Canaan is the son of Ham, technically he is the grandson of Noah. Now there is theories that we spoke about when we covered the Canaanites that when we were looking at these these terminologies using like like cursed by Noah because of nakedness, or uncovered his nakedness. This is a fancy way to speak of the way people procreate human beings, I have to be careful about what I say on YouTube. In the implication here, a lot of people will read this and think that Noah was mad at Ham because Ham saw his father naked. Well that's ridiculous. Why would a father, especially a righteous father like Noah, curse his son just for accidentally wondering in his father who was passed out drunk and seeing him naked. What we're looking at, what the theory is, is that Ham actually had a relationship, an inappropriate relationship with his mother, Noah's wife, which produced Canaan, Noah's grandson, and Ham's son, and Ham's mother's son. We know that the Canaanites still today practice this form of uncleanliness. There's a word for it, but I can't, I don't know if I can say that word on YouTube. You guys start with an I, you guys know what I'm talking about. And so that is why Canaan was cursed as an abomination. And this is now where we get the new set of Canaanites, the original Canaanites, or from Adam's son Cain. But obviously they were all wiped out with the flood. And now we have a new set of Canaanites. So we'll go back to verse 11. And he blessed Shem and said, bless be the Lord God of Shem, and Canaan shall be his servant. God shall enlarge depth, and God shall dwell in the dwellings of Shem and Canaan shall be his servant. And Ham knew that his father had cursed his younger son, and he was displeased that he had cursed his son. And he parted from his father, he and his sons with him, kush, misrayam, and put, and Canaan. And he built for himself a city, and called its name after the name of his wife, neelet amenuk. And once again, forgive me if I mispronounce these names, verse 15. And Jebeth saw it and became envy of this brother, and he too built for himself a city, and he called its name after the name of his wife, Adat-an-as-yesis. And Shem dwelt with his father Noah, and he built a city close to his father on the mountain. And he too called its name after the name of his wife, sedek et el ibab. And behold, there were three cities near Mount Labar, sedet et el ibab, fronting the mountain on its east, and neelet et amenuk, on the south, and Adat-an-yesis, towards the west. And there are the sons of Shem, Alam, Ashur, Arpak, Shiad, and this son was born two years after the flood, and Lud, and Aram. And the sons of Jebeth, Gomor, and Magog, and Madadi, and Javan, Tuval, and Mashachit, and Tyrus, and these are the sons of Noah. And in the 28th Jubilee, Noah began to enjoin upon his sons, sons, the ordinance, and the commandments, and all the judgments that he knew. And he exhorted his sons to observe righteousness, and to cover the shame of their flesh, and to bless their creator, and honor father and mother, and love their neighbor, and guard their souls from fornication and uncleanliness in all iniquity. For owing to these three things came the flood upon the earth, namely owing to the fornication, wherein the watchers against the law of their ordinance went to whoring after the daughters of men, and took themselves wives of all which they chose, and they made the beginning of uncleanliness. And they beget the sons of the Nephya-dim, like the Nephilim, but a little bit different pronunciation, and they were all unlike, and they devoured one another, and the giants slew the Nephilim, and the Nephilim slew Eloja and Eloja, the mankind, and one man, and the other. And everyone sold himself to work iniquity, and to shed much blood in the earth filled with iniquity. And after they sinned against the beast and the birds, and all that moveeth and walk it on the earth, and much blood was shed on the earth, and every imagination and desire of man imagined vanity and evil continually. So basically, Noah is now sitting with his grandsons, and if you can remember now, human beings lived a very long time, and so this was their duty to now repopulate the earth. And so Noah is warning his grandsons who were not around for the flood about what happened with the Nephilim, about the idea that these fallen angels had reproduced with women, and the world became wicked. And so he's warning his grandsons, and we know from Jesus, when Jesus was asked about the last days, he said it would be like the days of Noah, so like what was happening before the flood happened, and we're kind of seeing that now on our earth as well. We also see from our schooling system that this story was completely scrubbed from our history books. Also, there are references in the Bible, like there's some references in Genesis to the giants, there's some references in Numbers. We know about David and Goliath. We know that there are references to the Nephilim, to the giants. However, the churches have done a really good job of just kind of ignoring it. And I don't think that that is done by accident. I think there's some intention behind that. Knowledge is power. And so this warning that Noah is giving his grandson, that is for a reason. And now we're just now rediscovering what happened in the beginning of this timeline before the flood. So we move on to verse 25. And the Lord destroyed everything from off the face of the earth because of the wickedness of their deeds, and because of the blood which they had shed in the midst of the earth, he destroyed everything.  And behold, I see your works before me, that ye do not walk in righteousness. This is Noah speaking. For in the path of destruction, ye have begun to walk, and you are parting from one another and are envious of one another. And so it cometh that ye are not in harmony, my sons, each with his brother. Again, he's giving them a warning. For I see and behold the demons have begun their seductions against you and against your children. And now I fear on your behalf that after my death, ye will shed the blood of men upon the earth, and that ye too will be destroyed from the face of the earth. For those who sow shedeth man's blood and who sow eateth the blood of any flesh will be destroyed from all the earth. And there will not be left any man that eateth blood, or that shedeth the blood of man on the earth, nor will there be left to him any seed or descendants living under the heavens. For into sheol they will go. Now sheol, spelled S-H-E-O-L, is a word that means Hades. In the year 200 BC, when a lot of the Gospels were, or the Old Testament, not the Gospels yet, but the Old Testament, were translated from Hebrew to Greek, they changed the word sheol to Hades. So now you know what that place is.  And into the place of condemnation they will descend. And into the darkness of the deep, they all will be removed by a violent death. There shall be no blood seen upon you. For all the blood there shall be all these days in which ye have killed any beast or cattle, or whatever fleeth upon the earth, and work ye a good work to your souls by covering that which hath been shed on the face of the earth. And ye shall not be like him who eateth the blood, but guard yourselves that none may eat blood before you. Cover the blood, for thus I have been commanded to testify to you and your children together with all flesh. And suffer not the soul to be eaten with flesh, that your blood, which is your life, may not be required of the hand of any flesh that shedeth it on earth. For the earth will not be cleaned from blood which hath shed upon it, for only through the blood of him that it shed will the earth be purified throughout all its generations. And now my children hearken, work in righteousness that ye may be planted in righteousness over the face of the whole earth. And glory lifted up before my God who saved me from the waters of the flood. And behold ye will go and build for yourselves cities, and plant in them all the plants that are upon the earth, and moreover all fruit-bearing trees. For three years of fruit, of everything that is eaten, will not be gathered, and in the fourth year its fruit will be accounted holy. And they will offer the first fruits accepted before the most high God who created earth and heaven in all things. Let them offer in abundance the first of the wine and oils as the first fruits on the altar of the Lord who receiveth it. And what is left, let the servants of the house of the Lord eat before the altar which receiveth it. And in the fifth year make ye the release so that ye release it in righteousness and uprightness ye shall be righteous and all that you plant will prosper. For Thustin Enoch, the father of your father, commanded Methuselah, his son, and Methuselah's his son Lamech. And Lamech commanded me of all things which his fathers commanded him. And I also will give you command that my son as Enoch commanded his sons in the first Jubilee. Whilst living the seventh in his generation, he commanded and testified to his sons, to his sons' sons, until the day of his death. And that concludes chapter 7. We will now move on to chapter 8. So chapter 8 is the genealogy of the descendants of Shem, Noah, and his sons divide the earth. Chapter 8 and chapter 9 are going to carry on the same conversation about the earth being divided amongst Noah's three sons. I find this very, very fascinating. Some people might find this boring, but this is really interesting to me about how the earth was divided amongst his sons. And we see now the different areas have different looking people as far as skin color, hair color, eye color. And it's not like they're dividing the land like you have one continent that has the same race of people divided between two of the sons. We're going to see all three of the sons in different areas. It's all just very, very fascinating to me. This is also where we get the book of divisions from, where people call the book of Jubilees, the book of divisions. And hopefully after reading through this, you will see why. Once again, we are going to get into some names that I may or may not be pronouncing correctly. So I apologize if they are pronounced incorrectly. I am doing the best I can with these very foreign and very ancient names. All right. So chapter eight, in the 29th Jubilee in the first week, in the beginning thereof, our Pachashad took himself a wife, and her name was Rashuija, the daughter of Susan, the daughter of Alam, and she bear him a son in the third year in this week and she called his name Kenam. And the son grew and his father taught him writing and he went to seek for himself a place where he might seize for himself a city. So this character of Kenam is interesting. He obviously has an education. His father taught him how to write and if you teach somebody how to write, then you're obviously teaching them how to read as well. And we know that if you know how to write and read, then you can really learn anything. Reading and writing is the basis of all education. Verse three, he found a writing which a former generation had carved on a rock and he read what was there on and he transcribed it and sinned owing to it for it contains the teachings of the watchers in accordance with which they used to observe the omens of the sun and the moon and the stars and all the signs of the heaven. And he wrote it down and said nothing regarding it for he was afraid to speak to Noah about it. At least he should be angry with him on account of it. So we have this kid, our young man, whose father taught him how to read and write who obviously is a descendant of Noah. Some generations down, which is another fascinating aspect that we're seeing multiple generations in our lifetimes now we're lucky if we get to meet our great grandparents before they pass away. We never get to meet our ancestors that our multiple generations removed from us. But in this time, people did know, Noah lived a little over 900 years and so his descendants knew who he was. And this kid, this descendant of Noah found some old writings that were from the watchers taught people how to use plant medicine, how to read the stars, all these things before the contamination happened. And so this kid is writing down everything that he read from the watchers, but he's hiding it. He's not telling anybody he has it because he's afraid to show Noah because of the horror stories that they've heard regarding the watchers before the great flood, which is before their time. Moving on to the fifth verse in the 13th Jubilee in the second week in the first year, thereof he took himself a wife and her name was Melechah, the daughter of Medai and the son of Japheth. And in the fourth year, he beget a son and called his name Shalom, for he said, truly, I have been sent. And in the fourth year, he was born and Shalom grew up and took to himself a wife and her name was Melechah, the daughter of Kised. His father's brother in the one and 30th Jubilee in the fifth week in the first year thereof. And she bear him a son in the fifth year thereof and called his name Abair, and he took unto himself a wife and her name was Azurat, the daughter of Nebrad. And in the 32nd Jubilee in the seventh week in the third year thereof. And in the sixth year thereof, she bear him a son and he called his name Pelag. For in the days when he was born, the children of Noah began to divide the earth amongst themselves for this reason he called his name Pelag. And they divided it secretly amongst themselves and told it to Noah. And it came to pass in the beginning that the 33rd Jubilee, that they divided the earth into three parts, for Shem and Ham and Japheth, according to their inheritance of each in the first year in the first week, when one of us who had been sent was with them. And he called his sons and they drew nigh to him, they and their children and he divided the earth into lots, which he's three sons were to take in possession and they reached forth their hands and took the writings out of the bosom of Noah their father. And there came forth on the writings as Shem's lot, the middle of the earth, which he would take as an inheritance for himself and for the sons of the generations of eternity, from the middle of the mountain range of Rafa, from the mouth of the water from the river Tina, and his portion goeth towards the west, through the midst of the river and it extended till it reached the water of the Abysses, out of which this river goeth forth and poureth and its waters into the sea Miat and the river floweth from the great sea and all that is towards the north is Japheth and all that is toward the south belongs to Shem. So I have some notes here that Shem actually, so it was prophesized that Shem would inherit the best land and we're gonna see why this land is the best later on. But so Shem's people, his generations, his descendants, inherited the Middle East, India and China. We're also gonna see as we dive deeper into this that the Garden of Eden is an actual place that was still marked as a location in this time. People knew where it was. It would be like, oh, today, okay, so if you're in New York, it's just down from the Empire State Building or if you're here in Atlanta, it's just down from, this particular park is just down the street from the world of Coca-Cola Museum. This is a landmark, the Garden of Eden and they knew where this landmark was. It was how they measured how close things were, which is really interesting and one of the commentators that I listened to brought up a good point and I happen to agree with him that I am betting that the powers that be in our world still know where the Garden of Eden is. I would love to hear your opinions about that in the comment section below. So verse 13, and it extended till it reaches Caracasso and the bosom tongue which it looked towards the south and his portion extended along the great sea and it extended into the straight line till it reached the west of the tongue which looked towards the south for this sea is named the tongue of the Egyptian sea and it turned it from here towards the south, towards the mouth of the great sea on the shore of its waters and it extended to the west to Afra and it extended till it reached the waters of the river Guihon and the south of the waters of Guihon to the banks of the river and it extended towards the east till it reached the Garden of Eden to the south thereof, to the south and from the east of the whole land of Eden and to the whole cast it turned to the east and proceeded till it reached the east of the mountain named Rafa and it descended to the bank of the mouth of the river Tina. This portion came forth by lot for Shem and his sons that they should possess it forever until his generation forever more and Noah rejoiced that this portion came forth for Shem and for his sons and he remembered all that he had spoken with his mouth in prophecy for he had said, bless be the Lord God of Shem and may the Lord dwell in the dwellings of Shem. Again, prophecy that Shem would have the best land and once more soon we're gonna learn why the Middle East, India, China are considered the best lands. And he knew that the Garden of Eden is the Holy of Holies and the dwelling of the Lord in Mount Sinai, the center of the desert and Mount Zion, the center of the naval of the earth.  The whole land of Eden and the whole land of the Red Sea and the whole land of the East and India and on the Red Sea and mountains thereof and the land of Basham and the land of Lebanon and the islands of Khatur and all the mountains of Sinir and Imanah and the mountains of Asher in the north and all the land of Alam Asher and Babel and Susan and Myadiah and the mountains of Ararat and all the region beyond the sea which is beyond the mountains of Asher towards the north and blessed and spacious land and all that is in it is very good. So it's interesting in here we're talking about how the whole land of Eden and the whole land of the Red Sea which is east of India and we're talking about this basically this area in the Middle East, Lebanon that these places all these holy places all kind of face each other and if we look at the Middle East today or through a lot of our modern history there's always been a lot of issue in the Middle East it's not like we can really get on a plane and go visit a lots of places in the Middle East because it's so cut off and there's such a political presence there and I know for me I know the people of the Middle East are all for the most part probably really good people. We're looking at government manipulation so once again the question that I have and when the commentators I listened to also had is is the Garden of Eden located in this area and is this why we have such limited access to the Middle East? Just something to ponder. So we're gonna go on to verse 22 and for Ham came for the second portion beyond Gihan and towards the south and to the right of the garden and it extended toward the south and it extended to all the mountains of fire and it extended towards the west to the sea of Atal and extended toward the west till it reached the sea of Moque and the sea unto which everything is not destroyed descendeth. So Ham's people are going to get Africa. Which is interesting because we know Carthage was on the coast, the Mediterranean coast of Africa where there was a lot of Canaanite influence. So that's just interesting. Verse 23, and it goeth forth towards the north limits of Gadir and it goeth forth toward the coast of the waters to the sea to the waters of the great sea till it draweth near the river of Gihan and goeth along the river of Gihan till it reaches the right of the Garden of Eden. And this is the land which came forth for Ham as the portion which he was to occupy forever for himself and his sons unto their generations forever. And for Japheth came forth the third portion of beyond the river, Tina to the north of the overflow of its waters and it extended northeasterly to the whole region of Gog into all the country east thereof. So I'll give you one guess where Japheth descendants inherited and that would be obviously Europe.  Verse 26, and it extended northeasterly to the north and extended to the mountain of Quelt towards the north and towards the sea of Mooc and it goeth forth to the east of Gadir as far as the region of the waters of the sea. And it extendeth until it approaches the weath of Farar and it returneth towards Afragag and extended east relate to the waters of the sea of Miet. And it extended to the region of the river Tina in the northeasterly direction until it approach the boundary of its waters towards the mountains of Rafa and it turneth towards the north.  Five great islands in a great land in the north but it is cold and the land of Ham is hot and the land of Shem is neither hot nor cold but is of blended cold and heat. So this is why Shem has the best land. The east of Middle East, India and China has both hot and cold weather and we know that through the seasons there are benefits to both the winter and the summer. But in the north, in Europe, it's mostly cold and in Africa it's mostly hot. And if you think about the biological makeup of like myself I'm very much a European person of European descent I'm an American but genetically I'm European as a white person and I have blonde hair, blue eyes. I'm definitely made genetically to live in colder environments even though I live in a very hot part of the United States and I prefer the hot weather and don't really know how to handle snow because I've never lived in a place where it continuously snowed but my biological body is made for Europe, for Northern Europe. That's where my ancestors came from. My ancestors came from Scandinavia and England and Northern Germany for the most part. I have a little bit of Lebanese in me as well and Egyptian in me as well but for the most part that's where they came from and thus that's what my DNA represents. You look at someone who is black or of African descent they have more melanin in their skin they can handle the heat better than someone like me who could get sunburned. And then you look at people from the East and I remember watching a documentary once where people from the East typically were healthier because they had better diets. Is that because the land and the temperature of land is able to produce more prosperous produce? I don't know but it's interesting in the book of Jubilee we see the prophecy that the inheritance of Shem was going to be the best land. And here in verse 30 it says, but it is cold, cold in Europe and in land of hand is hot and the land of Shem is neither hot nor cold but blended, the best of both. And that concludes chapter eight. So we're going to go on to chapter nine which again is just a continuation of chapter eight. This is the subdivision of the three portions amongst the grandchildren oath taken by Noah's son. And hand divided amongst his sons and the first portion came forth for Kush towards the east and the west of him for Musriam and to the west of him for Put and to the west of him and the west thereof of the sea for Canaan. So Canaan again is kind of that Carthage area all up and around the Atlantic coast of Africa. And Sherry also divided amongst his sons the first portion came forth for Ilam and his sons, the east of the river Tigris till it approached the east, the land of India and on the Red Sea on its coast the waters of Dadan and the mountains of Mebri and Allah and the lands of Suzan and all that is on the side of Farnak to the Red Sea and the River Tina. And for Asher came forth the second portion all the land of Asher and Nivia and Sinar and the border of India and Skirdith the river. And for our Pashad came the third portion all the land of the rain of Caldees to the east of the Euphrates bordering on the Red Sea and all the water of the desert close to the tongue of the sea which look towards Egypt. All the land of Lebanon and Sinar and Ammanah and the border of the Euphrates. And for Aram there came forth the fourth portion all the land of the Mesopotamia between the Tigris and the Euphrates to the north of the Caldees to the borders of the mountains of Asher and the land of Arar. And to the land forth for Lod the fifth portion the mountains of Asher and all appertaining to them till it reached the Great Sea until it reaches the east of Asher his brother. And Japeth also divided the land of his inheritance amongst his sons. The first portion came forth for Gomar to the east from the north side of the River Tina and to the north here came forth for Magog all the inner portions of the north until it reached the Sea of Mi'at. And for Madia came forth his portion that he should possess from the west of his two brothers to the islands and to the coast of the islands and for Javan came forth the fourth portion of every island and the islands which are towards the border of Lod. And for Tubal came forth the fifth portion in the midst of the tongue which approached towards the borders of the portion of Lod to the second tongue to the region beyond the second tongue and to the third tongue. And for Masech came forth the sixth portion all the region beyond the third tongue till it approached the east of Gadir. And for Tyrus there came the fourth and seventh portion four great islands in the midst of the sea which reached the portion of Ham and the islands of Camarturi came outed by Lod for the sons of Ar-Peshad on his inheritance.  And they all said, So be it, so be it for themselves and their sons forever throughout their generations till the day of judgment on which the Lord God shall judge them with the sword and fire and for all the unclean wickedness of their error wherewith they had fallen the earth with their transgressions and uncleanliness, fornication and sin. And that concludes chapter nine and we will now move on to chapter 10. So now we move into chapter 10 of the book of Jubilees. This is titled Noah's sons led astray by evil spirits, Noah's prayer, mastima death of Noah. And in the third week of this Jubilee the unclean demons began to lead astray the children of the sons of Noah and to make air and destroy them. So we know from the story of the Nephilim that when the Nephilim were taken out the souls of the Nephilim became these demons or what we know as demons. Demons are not fallen angels. Fallen angels, technically I guess would be the fathers of the demons since the fallen angels were the beings that mated with the women. So that is what Noah's sons, sons so the children of Noah's sons, his descendants are dealing with. These demons are now trying to seduce the descendants of Noah to lead them astray just as they had done in their physical bodies when they were Nephilim on the earth. So verse two and the sons of Noah came to Noah their father and they told him concerning the demons which were leading astray and blinding and slaying his sons, sons. And he prayed before the Lord his God and said God of the spirits of all flesh. God of the spirits of all flesh. So this is interesting because this kind of goes back to the Sathian theology where again the Sathian theology in that philosophy it is believed that Yelda Beth or Satan actually created our natural bodies. He tried to create human beings to worship him but he could not give them, they were not animated. Adam kind of sat in the garden of Eden like a clumb of clay because he had no spirit or no consciousness because Yelda Beth couldn't create that. And so in the Sathian theology which again would have been known by Jesus and the early Christians God stepped in and intervened basically hijacked everything from Yelda Beth in order to give us life. That's how much God is compassionate and loves us is that he stepped in and that's how we have this spirit or the soul. So it's interesting that Noah is saying God of the spirits of all flesh so even the animals as well. Who has shown mercy unto me and has saved me and my sons from waters of the flood has not caused me to perish and thou didst the sons of perdition. For thy grace hath been great towards me and great hath thy mercy to my soul. Let thy grace be lifted up upon my sons and let not wicked spirits rule over them. Least they should destroy them from the earth but do thou blessed me in my sons that we may increase and multiply and replenish the earth and thou knowest how thy watchers the fathers of these spirits. So yes as I was just saying the fallen angels the watchers are the fathers of these spirits because these were the spirits that were inside the Nephilim or the giants that are now the demons. And thou knowest how thy watchers the fathers of these spirits acted in my day and as for these spirits which are living and prison them and hold them fast in a place of condemnation and let them not bring destruction on my sons of thy servant my God for these are malignant and created in order to destroy and let them not rule over the spirits of the living for thou alone canst exercise dominion over them and let them not have power over the sons of righteousness from henceforth and for evermore. And the Lord God bade us to bind all and the chief of the spirits, mastima. So mastima is Satan, it means adversary the great adversary. So this is another word for Satan, the devil, Yeldebeth. So he's come out now and he's gonna bargain with God. He said, Lord creator, let some of them remain before me and let them hearken to my voice and do all that I shall say unto them for if some of them are not left to me I shall not be able to execute the power of my will on the sons of men for these are for corruption and leading astray before judgment for great is the wickedness of some of these men. And he said, let the 10th part of them remain before him and let nine parts descend into the place of condemnation. So God strikes this deal with Satan with mastima and says, okay, here's the deal. I'm gonna let you keep a 10th of these demons on the earth to do thy will but nine 10ths of them, 90% of them are going to be held in bondage and they're going to be held in bonded until the last of the days. This is spoken about revelation and if you joined us on the dark outpost last night we did go over that part of revelation. If you haven't joined us on the dark outpost and you want to listen to that conversation then please follow the link in the description box below. There is a back catalog of all of our past videos. So a lot of Christians do have a problem with this like why would God leave some demons but there is God has a plan even for Satan and that's hard for people to accept. I don't personally, well, I think I kind of understand it but not really because none of us are really ever gonna be able to understand God because God is not human but it might also be because it gives us a chance, a path to take, a free will. Which of these quote unquote gods, God with the capital G and God with the lowercase G are we gonna serve, okay? So it gives us that ability to freely choose to serve the God of light, our God. Verse nine, and he said, let the 10th part of them remain before him and let nine parts descend into the place of condemnation. And one of us, he commanded that we should teach Noah all their medicines for he knew that they would not walk in uprightness or strive in righteousness. And we did according to his words, all malignant evil ones we bound in one place of condemnation and the 10th part of them we left that they might be subject before Satan on earth. And we explained to Noah all the medicines of their diseases together with their seductions, how he might heal them with herbs of the earth. And Noah wrote down all these things in a book as we instructed him concerning every kind of medicine. Thus the evil spirits were precluded from hurting the sons of Noah. And he gave all that he had written to Shem his eldest son for he loved him exceedingly above all of his sons. Now people often ask, and I saw this in commentary, why does God, when God's talking to Moses on Mount Sinai and telling him this story, why does he always refer to himself as we, we did this, we did this, we did this? Well if you remember from the beginning of Jubilees when Moses goes onto the mountain, there are also angels present with God as he's talking to Noah. It's not just God and Noah, but some of his angels are also with him explaining the story to Noah as well. And you know the angels, the arch angels especially are like God's, I mean, Jesus is God's right hand man. But when I say right hand man, I think you guys kind of know what I mean. They're kind of in the army of God and they serve him and they work with him. And it makes sense that they would also be there helping to explain this story to Moses. So we move on now to verse 15. And Noah slept with his fathers and he was buried on Mount Labar in the land of Arat. 950 years he completed his life, 19 Jubilees in two weeks and five years. Could you imagine living 950 years? Wow, that, I mean, wow. And in his life on earth, he exalted the children of men saved Enoch because of his righteousness wherein he was perfect. For Enoch's office was ordained for testimony to the generations of the world so that he should recount all the deeds of generations unto generations till the day of judgment. So moving on to verse 18, we're gonna get into the Tower of Babel and the confusion of the tongues. So when man really starts to drift apart and we start speaking different languages, most Christians already know this story. And it's nice that the story is also in the book of Jubilees. So we're coming into verse 18. And in the three and 30th Jubilee in the first year in the second week, Clegg took himself a wife whose name was Lona, the daughter of Sinar. And she bear him a son in the fourth year of this week. And she called him Reu. For he said, behold, the children of men have become evil through the wicked purpose of building for themselves a city and a tower in the land of Sinar. So again, this is now Babylon. This is where the Tower of Babel is Sinar. They departed from the land of Arat eastward to Sinar. For in his days, they built the city and the tower saying, go to, let us ascend thereby into heaven. And they began to build. And in the fourth week, they made a brick with fire and bricks served them for stone and the clay with which they cemented them together with asphalt which cometh out of the sea and out of the fountains of the water in the land. And they built it. 40 and three years were they building it. It breddeth with 203 bricks and the height of a brick was the third of one. Its height amounted to 5,433 cubics and two palms. And the extent of one wall was 13 states and the other was 30 states. And the Lord our God said unto us, behold, they are one people and this they began to do. And now nothing will be withholded from them. Go to, let us go down and confound their language that they may not understand one another's speech, that they may disperse into cities and nations. And one purpose will no longer abide with them till the day of judgment. And the Lord descended and we descended with him to see the city and the tower which the children of men had built. And he confound their language and they no longer understood one other's speech and they ceased then to build the city and the tower. For this reason the whole land of Sinar is called Babel because the Lord did their confound all the language of the children of men and from thence they were dispersed into their cities each according to his language and his nation. And the Lord sent a mighty wind against the tower and overthrew it upon the earth and behold it was a sure and Babylon in the land of Sinar and they called it the name overthrow. In the 4th and 13th Jubilee they were dispersed from the land of Sinar. We move into verse 28. This is now titled, the children of Noah entered their districts. Canaan seizes Palestine wrongfully and Mattia receives media. So this is gonna get into again some stuff we've already talked about on the dark outpost. Some deep dives we did into the Canaanites. So now again we're kind of going over stuff we already studied which is really cool because when we studied the Canaanites on the dark outpost and did that deep dive it wasn't really for biblical purposes. It was just for us to understand the elite people who rule our world today. So once more if you have not seen that episode I don't have it on my channel because of censorship issues but if you go again to the dark outpost TV if you're a member if you've looked through the library you should find that episode. So verse 28 and Ham and his sons went into the land which he was to occupy which he acquired as his portion in the land of the South. So again, Ham is Africa. And Canaan saw the land of Lebanon to the river of Egypt that it was very good and he went not to the land of his inheritance to the west that is to the sea and he dwelt in the land of Lebanon eastward and westward from the border of Jordan from the border of the sea and Ham his father and Kush in Mizraim his brother said unto him thou hast settled in a land which is not thine and which did not fall to us by lot. Do not do so for if thou dost so thou and thy sons will fall in the land and be accursed through sedition for by sedition you have settled and by sedition thy children will fall and thou shall be rooted out forever. Dwell not in the dwellings of Sham for to Sham and to his son did it not come by their lot. Remember Sham, Noah's favorite son has the Middle East, India and China. Cursed art thou and cursed thou shall beyond all the sons of Noah by the cursed by which we bound ourselves by an oath in the presence of the holy judge in the presence of Noah and our father.  Canaan also might be through a relationship that Ham had with Noah's wife his mother. Again, so this is three generations now from Noah, Noah, Ham and now Canaan. Verse 33, but he did not hearken unto them and he dwelt in the land of Lebanon from Hamath to the entering of Egypt and he and his sons until this day. And for this reason this land is named Canaan. And Jebeth and his sons went towards the sea and dwelt in the land of their portion and Madia saw the land of the sea and it did not please him and he begged a portion from Elan and Asher and Apreshad, his wife's brother and he dwelt in the land of Medea near to his wife's brother until this day. And he called his dwelling place, the dwelling place of his son, Medea after the name of their father, Medea. And that ends chapter 10. That's where we're gonna end it today. Next week we'll start with chapter 11. Once again, I would love to hear your opinions down in the comment section below. I know in the beginning of this video I talked about people being kind to each other and for the most part everybody is very, very kind to each other. So I do appreciate that. I always like to know your thoughts on this book. Very interesting, isn't it? I think next after we finish the book of Jubilee which will still be for awhile because we've got about 50 chapters to cover in Jubilee we might jump into the book of Enoch. I know I had planned originally to go back to some of the New Testament, Scythian theology after Jubilee but I'm starting to feel like it might be better if we go into Enoch next and then return after Enoch to the Scythian theology. Again, just to get a better understanding of our full creation story since a lot of these stories have been omitted from our canonized Bible and from our history entirely. If you did join us on the dark outpost you know we did talk a lot about the epic of Gilgamesh and the flood story in Gilgamesh. I'm not gonna really get into that here on this recording but that's also something interesting to look into when it comes to giants and a flood. That's not just biblical but in another source as well. With that being said I thank you guys so much for sitting through this reading. If you would like to purchase the opening song there is a link down in the description box below. Thank you to Josh McCabe for doing our opening song. I had somebody made a comment about the song and that we use in these videos. When I first opened my YouTube channel it was a requirement from YouTube that you have an opening and closing song. If you notice a lot of channels have opening and closing songs and my boyfriend's best friend actually wrote this song. Josh McKay is in a band. He was a part of the band Dear Hunter for a long time. He is a huge talent. So when I was trying to figure out what theme song I wanted since I had to have it for YouTube I went through a lot of different free songs and I just decided that I would rather have, if Josh had something, I would rather put his work on my channel since he's a friend and he's really talented and even though this channel we cover some heavy topics sometimes I always wanna leave it on a light note because we are moving into a truly wonderful time on our timeline, at least I believe that. And so I liked this song because it was upbeat. I'm also a huge music lover as well. I'm a huge rock and roll fan which is sad because I know a lot of the rock and roll artists are dirty. But just a way to also support Josh in his music quest it's hard to be a musician. So for the people who are the person who made a comment about that, again it was a requirement from YouTube and something I will continue to do because I really like being able to help people out and Josh is super talented, get his music out there. So again if you like the song there is a link down in the description box below you can purchase the whole song from Josh. And hopefully one day soon when everything calms down I'll be able to get Josh on the channel and interview him. He's got some cool stories about being in the music industry and all the experiences that he has had touring. So hopefully once everything calms down I can get him on the channel and interview him for you guys. So anyway, thank you to Todd Roderick for helping me get this video out to you guys and I hope that you all have a wonderful day and I will talk to you soon. Bye.


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If home is the place where I'll bury my soul I'll search for a place I can stay That one kind of place where I couldn't be found Up in the hills far away Far from the folks that bring greed to their lives And steal all their worth from the ground If nature was placed on the scale of our times She'd drop down and never be found The coin it was flipped and the balance was lost When greed made the path that we trod The scales they were tipped when they looked at the cost And built it directly to God If earth had a face then she'd cry and she'd cry And bury her hopes in the ground But flowers they grow in the mud where they lie Salvation and sin to be found The messages heard through the smoke and the fire A signal for something to save While building our towns we are lighting our pyre And throwing our future away Well the people they hear and the people they sound The bells they are in today The future they fear is the future of now And the bright ones just one change away


Good evening folks. Welcome to the Adafruit Show & Tell. My name is Melissa and tonight I'll be hosting. We're going to start out with Jeff Epler here and I'll bring him on to the screen. Hi, so as I mentioned on a couple of show and tells recently I'm going through some vintage 80s computer stuff and I ran across this book from elephant memory systems their slogan is never forget and Because it was already coming apart. I picked it apart and I've taken some pictures of it and I remember this brand from the 80s. They made floppy disks and of course they thought theirs were the best and I just when I looked inside this little book I'm just like I want to share this with people because there doesn't appear to be a scan of it on the internet So you can bring up my screen share here are just some of the quick photos. This is actually from family computing magazine I guess I didn't write down the year but Issue five so the truth the whole truth about floppies amazing book reveals all For one and one-half earth dollars And in Massachusetts to order it you can call collect so there's a six one seven number there for you But from here on out are photos that I took of the book. It opens with this Elephant in space with solar panel ear flaps and like some kind of grippy nose and just kind of establishes or what looks now retro to us and Then there's other weird photographs like a Carillion photograph of this disk shows the magnetic field of 40 million magnetic crystals that sounds like a lot and then Hard and soft sector discs hard sector discs have just totally disappeared from the world by now But and by the way elephant made both kinds of floppies the five and a quarter and the eight inch ones The ones you think of might be the three and a half. So this was a long time ago parts of the disk label I Like this one you only need Five eight inch discs and then you can in store then you can store the whole old and New Testament of the standard Christian Bible, so how's that for information density and I don't know the priest here has a little neon neck collar. It looks like Here we have an x-ray of a floppy drive x-rays cool And then this one I didn't quite understand they talked about how flat the disc has to be and they're using lasers to measure the flatness which I think in about 1983 lasers were pretty hot technology and The stresses that the disc render when they rotate it 300 rpm if it if your disk is not perfect if it's not an elephant You just might have trouble There's a whole list of the tests that they do they measure for extra bits and missing bits the smoothness The substrate material the coefficients of expansion. They just measure everything There's a lot of these cute little elephant arts throughout the book and Then at the end the elephants have successfully reached the moon and they're looking back at earth So I hope in the next couple of weeks to actually do a high-resolution scan of each page And put that up on archive org but for right now. I will just share a link to this album on our discord And yeah, that's what I'm up to reading vintage paper computer stuff that isn't anywhere on the internet that I can find Nice and did you have a video that you wanted to show? Yeah, let's come back and do that in a minute We were short on people Do you want to just do that? No, that's great. Yeah, let's do it. It's a short one. So, all right. Yeah Hey Jephler, what have we got here? Well, this is my friends a Kim one Which we have just gotten running today and so we've already put in a program in hexadecimal to add two numbers together So let's see. We are gonna set the numbers to add those so we're gonna go to address zero and enter some data and why not add 37 and 12 and Then this is the first byte of our program at address two and so I will hit go and With any luck those numbers that I said add together to 49 in hexadecimal and that is a real program running on a real original Kim one Yeah, so the Kim one is I think the very first Computer and I have to put that in in air quotes made with the 6502 microprocessor, which was later famous for being in the Apple one Apple II Commodore 64 and a bunch of others and This is Like a real vintage older than the Apple one Computer and it was just a blast to be able to hook it up power it on and still have it work Which was amazing? Yeah, so that's another thing that I had going on recently. So thanks for letting me share that. Yeah, that's like a lot of fun Thank you So next time I'm gonna go ahead and we had John Park drop in here quick. So I'm gonna add him Hey, hello hi So it is Crazy hot here in Southern, California. They're asking us to reduce our power consumption to try to prevent rolling blackouts so I turned off the AC in my workshop and so I'm Inside the house where it's nice and cool, but that way. I'm not pulling a second building and So what I wanted to show though is I've been working a few weeks ago. I showed I was working on essentially an mp3 player that I'm calling the walk person and I just recently went from that version of it, which was on a couple of breadboards I've stolen the tft display that was there as well as the Buttons and knob for it and I have now transplanted them into this beautiful Case that was designed and sent to me by no way. It's a little blown out Let me just see if I can tweak my my camera settings here. I'm not used to broadcasting from in here. So Bear with me one second and I'll adjust the Exposure there There we go, that's a lot better So you can see here I've got this this great look in case for it all of those guts are crammed in there And what this is is a feather rp20 for it 40 There's an SD card reader that's built into the display. So I got this nice display here And here I have the SD card reader extender So we can treat the SD card essentially is mixtapes when I power it up It just checks for mp3s and then it includes those in the list of things it can play Right now I've got it plugged into some external speakers, but ideally you'll have some some headphones for it I got some really cheap Old-school Walkman style headphones on Amazon for like eight bucks And I've also got a volume knob here. There's a little rotary coder These are some of our neo-key switches. So if I go ahead and hit play and You'll see we have Progress bar that's gonna march across as the song plays and if I tweak the volume to see that Vertical progress bar One thing I can't stand is when rotary coders are used as volume knobs Especially on car stereos instead of potentiometers, and they don't have enough granularities You can't get it to where you want there's like 10 steps on it So you can see I made mine have a lot of steps of granularity for adjusting volume So we can hit fast-forward go to the next song And we go backwards And I'm gonna stop it there and then if we turn it off It was a nice little recess switch here for turning powering it down take out the SD card put it in different tape And and where we go. So That is the guide I'm working on I just took photos of this today as I assembled it And I'll be putting learn guide together the code is up now for the learn guy called walk person with persons spelled with mp3 in there, so And so that's the project that's what I'm working on. Oh, that's really nice. Yeah, I like how the volume works I have you thought about maybe like making it so it does different granularities by clicking on the Into the button or anything like that if it did up. Sorry. I missed that different different What does does it is it a clickable button for the knob? The encoder is yeah, and I and I have left that as an exercise to the user to use that for something I thought mute might be nice on that But I didn't I didn't add that before I uploaded the code and decided to be lazy and let people decide what they want He's had for so you could use that for different things be interesting to see what people do You can go in there and adjust the code. I put a little simple graphic there I'm not trying to animate that graphic, but I was really excited to use these Progress bars as a library for circuit Python That's called the progress bar libraries a horizontal progress bar Vertical and you can adjust their size what they respond to but they seems to work Great without any like glitches in my audio because that was something I was worried about is taxing the system I didn't come up with a good way to do like big animated graphics on the screen without running into issues I'm sure it's possible, but I was I was content with just having a simple Stationary graphic of the tapes and then just move those two little things around. That's really good. Thank you. Thanks a lot and next up we have Charlene and Hello So you have yeah Awesome So I published a new guide today and it's for this little thing it's a little led cube made with dot star matrices and it has it's connected to Wi-Fi so if you give it a little bit it should finish its request of course it like stops Working right as I get online, but it's powered by the ESP 32 s3 So it has Wi-Fi. It has Bluetooth It has an accelerometer in there. So if I and might have to reset this thing But if I do this no no no. Wow. It hates me. Okay. We're gonna restart again But it's gonna take a little bit of time but Yeah, this is all off-the-shelf parts and It is Definitely one of my maker dreams. I have only show my face here. Yeah, I have I've been waiting To be able to actually make something like this Without needing custom PCBs because I don't know how to make my own PCBs So it was really really fun to be able to at least Get that get that going with all of the parts that are off the shelf Yeah, so I can actually show you another cube here I really hope that our internet is not down. So that's that's why it's like maybe a little broken, but it has a ESP 32 S3 actually this one has an s2 And then it has a little SEMA board in there and then a tiny little battery sandwiched in between. So it's very packed And these are prepped LED matrices matrices in there So it definitely Needs to sort of be sanded a little accurately But and the and the frame is made of PETG so that if the dust our matrices heat up It doesn't warp as much and then I put a little switch in there a little notch for the switch Yeah, it doesn't have a long battery life. I think it has like maybe 20 I wouldn't say maybe like less than an hour But it's really fun to just be able to even have something like this And I am kind of really sad that it decided to break Is it your wife? Well, I mean you have Wi-Fi because you I assume you're connected with your internet right now Yeah, exactly the video Yeah, I know it's really it's really unfortunate, but the guide is up. There's definitely cool Animations on the guide itself and I also wrote about it on my blog post I think the one thing that I wanted to maybe share This Little webpage that I made for it. So here is a little thing that you can like draw pictures.  Oh good. Oh good Maybe maybe we'll see. Oh There we go, yeah Let me bring you back to the full screen here. Yeah, and then maybe I'll get rid of my face here But yeah, here it is it is scrolling the words show and tell And I can paint a picture using this webpage and then I can send to cube and it'll change Well, I changed the top one first because it only pulls when the scrolling is done So now There it is eat a fruit and then it also has an accelerometer so I can do this like cool animation when it's When it's upside down and then go back to the thing That's it I'm really happy with how it turned out and it's just super fun to hold There definitely is some, you know internet issues to be figured out, but yeah, it's fun Yeah, and since it has the ESP 32 s2 and s3 in it That could actually work with the Circuit Python code editor that I've been working on in order to like be able to edit the code without having to Worry about any chords or anything Yeah, agreed. So now you don't have to I put a little notch to like sort of pry it open But uh, maybe you don't have to if you can just code it wirelessly I mean you have to charge the battery still, but that's true The next version will have inductive charging and then you won't have to do anything. Oh, there you go. Perfect Thank you so much for letting me show this and thank you And so that's all the people that we have so we're this is going to be a kind of a short show until the day and so thank you for joining us and If you have any projects that you want to show up come back next week. Bye


My name is Lieutenant Joe Harris. I work for Moab and Salva Unit 2. I'm the company commander for Company 2-4. And we're out here conducting dive operations in support of DefensePROW MIA Accounting Agency, DPAA, to hopefully recover evidence and remains to bring home some of our service members from World War II. So we, you know, we got tasked with a deployment, AFRICOM deployment, which falls under US 6 fleet, and DPAA puts out requests for diving services, and then the fleets man those requests with teams that are in their AOR. Because that's our bread and butter salvage dive and hard hat diving. Paired with this platform, the TRS ships. This is the perfect platform for this time of job. It gives us the space and the diving capability to execute a mission like this. And also just the mission here, the DPAA mission, it's just an honor to be out here with these guys trying to bring home some of our fallen service members, especially I really like World War II history. And just knowing the sacrifices that these guys made and these guys didn't get to come home, it's an honor to come out here and, you know, put our skills to work to hopefully try to bring them home and give their families some closure. Just exactly that way, I said, you know, we're going to get to do a lot of good diving. But more importantly, we get to go out and keep our, you know, US military. And that's one of the awesome things about serving is that we keep that promise to bring our people home, whether they're captured, killed, you know, even now, 70 years later, we're still, we're out here working to bring our fallen home. Well, obviously, it has all the built-in dive system for us. We have recompression chamber available, our compressor and dive air. Everything's already set up on board here and there's place for our salvage gear to be stowed, back deck space. So it's perfect built for salvage and diving operations, so that makes it perfect for us. So the TIRS platforms are obviously they're purpose-built for salvage. We have a long-standing relationship with Mutsu divers and salvage divers working off these platforms. And back at Little Creek, we're stationed right next to these ships. So we work with them throughout the training cycle. We're on board, you know, helping maintain the dive systems, going on training trips, go down to Key West and do deep diving operations down there as we work up for training, and then we get to actually come out and deploy on them. So we get a good working relationship with all the captains, the bosons. So we already know each other and have a good working relationship before we come out here on actual missions.


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Hey friends today. I am at the Boat House at Disney Springs and we're gonna be doing the captain's sing-along brunch I am so excited. You already know I love the Boat House, but mix-in breakfast lunch and mimosas and it takes it to a next level So let's go do this Today is the first official day of the captain's sing-along brunch. I am so excited This is gonna be on Sundays from 10 a.m. To 3 p.m. And the piano players are actually be here from 11 a.m. To 2 p.m. And this is one of my favorite experiences just coming here and enjoying the piano players But now that it's brunch, I am ten times more excited Something that is super important to inform you guys though is if you show up wearing a captain's hat or Some Boat House shirts, then you actually receive a free mimosa. That's amazing. And then that way you're the captain We're gonna go get settled in I'm gonna be joining up with some friends actually because brunch with friends is the best Luckily today we're gonna actually be getting the best seat in the house because we are gonna be having brunch in a boat Now that we're officially at our table and in our boat We're gonna be able to take our mask off for lax and enjoy This is not like your traditional brunch itself because like I said, it's gonna be a captain's sing-along So the piano players are gonna be up there and we're gonna all be just having a good time and singing along and Sipping on some mimosas and eating some good food This is gonna be probably one of my new favorite brunch spots mainly because of the sing-along I Have never sat in the boat before but it's like a boat boot It's a boat boot on brunch and we already got our bread a boat boot brunch bread Everything starts you to be like promise said With your bros. Oh that is good Here is a look at the menu as you can see we have some very fancy boat drinks a Paramosa and orange crush that sounds interesting because it has orange juice and soda in it Strawberry splash espresso martini and then all of the different brunch items. There are way too many things to choose from I mean fried chicken biscuit and gravy is probably my go-to But luckily today we're gonna try them all I'm gonna try my orange crush now I'm very excited because I like orange drinks. So this kind of just fits perfectly for breakfast Oh That's good. I like it a lot. This is something really good They do offer a bread service and it looks like it's kind of like a cinnamon roll bread. I'm excited I'm gonna try to oh Yeah, like pull it out like that It's definitely like a pull apart bread. It's a sweet. Yeah, I'm thinking like a cinnamon or like an icing This is seriously so delicious and they give you the butter, but yet you don't need the butter because the icing is what does it? It's not like a cinnamon.  Yeah, it's just good Looks like the players are starting to set up when we're about to start singing along Piano Rob from Jelly Rolls and a lot of other Orlando like Attractions is actually here tonight. He's one of my favorite piano players. So I'm excited to sing along We already have some of the entrees come out for us We have the avocado toast right here, which is multi-grain toast with avocado tomato pickled red onions Better cheese and then two eggs any style and then of course, this is what I've been eyeing up the fried chicken biscuit and gravy Oh, wow, I mean I can just tell I am gonna love that sausage gravy But you can't go brunch without a hundred percent breakfast And that's why we've got the Belgian waffle and you get a choice of bacon or smoked sausage, and they have syrup here Look at Travis's cutting skills here. This is fancy I think we're gonna try the waffle first gonna need some syrup on there. Oh, yeah The waffles are just it's a good waffle I really like this actually and I haven't gotten to the bacon but the bacon looks like solid bacon like very like Crispy and I like bacon. That's not flimsy. How do you like your bacon? I know a lot of people like it burnt and like some like it limp, but I'm a little snap I like to snap into a bacon. Oh No, and they're playing some of my favorite songs It's hard to get sad over waffles, but this song can do it I'm gonna jump in to the chicken and biscuits and I read on the menu that the gravy is like a Creole gravy So it has like a kind of like occasion style to it, but I licked my fork already and I love it It is so amazing. I can't wait to get a bit of the chicken the biscuit and the gravy all in one bite It's so sad to take a bite with the song playing right now You'll be in my heart And honestly say right now before we even try every single item. This is it. This is this is my favorite I mean, I know that we still have steak and eggs coming out There's actually a lot of amazing things going to be coming out But the gravy the chicken and the biscuits are literally near perfection for me. I absolutely adore this dish I would order this probably twice That's the shot right there you gotta be yoking me.  This is what I was talking about. This is how I like it. This is how I like the bacon I promise dove in to the actual avocado toast. What do you think? That's it That's your favorite, huh? Yeah, it looks good We're gonna take a second from eating even though we have a lot more food to actually try and I want to show you how you request songs Piano players up there and it's a real easy process actually All you got to do is grab a request form fill out the artist in the song any special requests like birthdays or Anniversaries and then you take it and you lay it up on the piano And they have plexiglass in front so that you can kind of like still Adhere by that social distancing. But also, please make sure you take care of your piano players They work hard up there and they're pretty amazing. I Went with the classic friends and low places by Garth Brooks. Hopefully they'll play it It's one of my favorite friend songs, especially when you're with a bunch of friends I got friends and low places where the whiskey And the beers chasing my blues away I'll be okay I'm so sure graces think I slip on down to the Oh, I got friends Get this guy And now I went with a mimosa And see I like it honestly not a big mimosa drinker But this pair of mosa is absolutely amazing and promise actually said it's like not very acidic So that's what makes it different and that's usually the thing. I don't like about it No man's shirt sing us a song tonight Boy some more food coming in right in the middle Oh, I love asparagus That looks amazing So the other entrees came out We still have a couple more entrees to go to but this is the lakeside breakfast Two eggs any style with bacon and sausage home fries and ciabatta bread and then on this side We have the shrimp and grits that spicy cheddar beer cheese grits shrimp sausage and two eggs And then this one I believe is the jumbo lump crab cake venedicts I think I'm just gonna kind of pick apart things a little bit So we'll grab a little potatoes a little bit of the shrimp and grits Right on there and then a little bit of crab cake, but I want to wait for that to actually break in I have to try the potatoes. I'm a big potato guy for breakfast. So I have a high expectation Literally so good on my potato chips almost Christians That's how I feel about sausage on biscuits with a little gravy Cheesy, I think they said beer cheese inside of it But the shrimp inside in the sausage was phenomenal I really think that's a good dish and it's definitely like not plain Jane shrimp and grits It's got a lot happening favorite songs So I've officially tried all of the mimosas and I have to say I think the pear one is my favorite This strawberry breeze one is pretty good minds a little bit lighter than the other one that we had that one's darker Yeah, that one's the pair Yep, and this is the same one it's just this one's a little bit lighter So good so good have to try the crab cake benedict I don't like the host eggs as much But I mean just to try the crab itself and I love asparagus so I might as well just go in for it here The a benedict would have like an English muffin at the bottom with some Canadian bacon And they're actually just using the crab cake itself. That's like that bottom English muffin. That's really fancy So out of all of the meals or entrees that we had we still have two more to go We have the steak and we also have the salmon bagel I don't think any of them are gonna top the fried chicken biscuits for me I mean the gravy literally was perfection to me and I could probably eat that gravy on each one of these items So if you do actually end up getting one of these entrees, maybe as for a side of gravy Wouldn't be a bad idea Here is the salmon bagel now that is a lot of cream cheese on the bottom there I feel like I know I know a lot of people like to have a lot there But then the steak and eggs look at this bad boy. I look how the song kind of creeps in with the eggs And you got the steak right there and the potatoes this is gonna look amazing I'm gonna just grab some steaky here. Well, look at that That is cooked perfectly I thought on the outside it looked a little bit, but wow that is good I've been very excited for the steak. So here it goes That is super amazing look at that I absolutely love the steak and I love the potatoes. Oh, this is good Not every day you get to actually dine in a boat Pretty awesome, right? Yeah, thank you And a trip to the boat house is not complete without the duck duck bras Cheers to the duck Quack quack quack quack quack quack. Yeah, I feel like we're doing like the mighty ducks thing there With that duck duck bras, I think I am done here for the same thing. That was so amazing I absolutely loved it. My favorite things had to be the pair of a mosa and then also the chicken biscuits I mean, you can't get better than that gravy the gravy was literally the best gravy I've ever had So please let me know what you think of the video. I hope you guys enjoyed it I enjoyed making if you guys end up coming Make sure you take care of your piano players because they work so hard piano robin Lorne Absolutely were fantastic and I enjoyed all the music and everyone was singing along It was just a great experience. So we'll see you next time. Bye


So this is Rick's book? Yes, this is Rick's book. Hello. Hello. Okay. She's the best. Yes! With the Carnival parade, I wanted to do a conga line to start, and then it morphed in. Hello. Welcome to the Little Grill in Littleton, New Hampshire. It is October 5th, 2019, and we are here, myself, Rick Hunt, and Angie Bowie, the amazing Angie Bowie. And we're here today to talk about some of our book projects and to answer any questions that you might have about what we are doing. We are having a book signing here today at four o'clock. We're going to meet and greet the public and sell some books and schmooze, and then we're going to have a fantastic Brazilian barbecue. Angie, good morning. No barbecue sauce on gaucho. Visions. Rick's new book of art. We're so excited. We can't begin to tell you how long we've waited. We've been pals for eight years on the internet, and eventually I couldn't stand it. I had to come and meet Carolyn and Rick and see Gorgeous Littleton, and there it is. That's my hello-how-are-you statement. I want to say that it has been a lifelong dream of mine to have a volume of my art that I could hold in my hot little paw and hot paw of my art. And Angie and M have graciously published this book through Ramco Enterprises, which is Angie's publishing venture. She edited this, so when I first got the test copy, I had no idea what was going to be in the book, because I have literally thousands of images. I was so pleased when I opened this book, and I saw what you picked out. It was like, my gosh, it's perfect. And so I have this wonderful volume now called Goucho Visions Volume One, and there will be a second one coming up rather soon. And our hopes for the future is to continue publishing books and doing our projects. Like Angie said, we've known each other for eight years, and during that time we've come up with... Oh my gosh, catastrophe. Hundreds of projects. Fancy footwork, which Rick illustrated both of these books. And now this, and may I just say this about the artist, because I made him work very hard. I was a bad girl, a task master. He sent me all these beautiful drawings, and I said, no, no, no, no, I want explanations. I want you to riff on what you've drawn. And it was wonderful. It really filled out all of the complexity of what it is that you capture. So I wrote this. Rick Hunt's art and life experience, as well as his international appeal, bring people, places, animals, emotions, and events together, and into focus. With a deaf hand and cunning wit, he draws the familiar in an unfamiliar way. His ability to see inside the happening is where he joins the ranks of the uber-talented, who reveal magical solutions and explanations through their art. In Gaucho Visions, Rick presents us with visual keys, which allows us to revel in the theaters and ballparks of our minds. He takes us to all the interesting places we heard described, while he dresses it in drag and gives it bunny ears to see if we are paying attention. Rick gives one portals to sacred beauty, characters and deeds of chivalrous intention and declarations of romance through his dynamic art. I'm blushing. I know it's hard to make me blush, but Angie does that. Put this together. I love working with this woman. Thank you. That's always a boat of confidence. We have a creative combustion together. Oh, nicely slid in. Very, very smooth. We can be on the phone talking about everything and nothing and be laughing, and all of a sudden, one of us will say something, and all of a sudden, we have a new idea for a new project, or a t-shirt, or a lipstick. But that's okay, because I think a creative combustion of ideas allows one to weed out everything that's a little not quite up there. That's okay, makes us laugh. But the stuff that lasts gets written down, and we do get to it in the end. So we got to it, everybody. Here it is, the first edition, and we will come up with part two. You know, I really enjoyed going to Angie's website, and I think it's ganjiboey.com. Dot net. Dot net.  And I was wondering if you could just give us a little insight as to what it was like when you were a journalist, and writing about your youth going to college, and school, and in Europe, and what that was like for you. Well, I was always a writer from a very young age. I went to school in Switzerland. I think the first essay that I was impressed with my ability to think was after a history lesson about the Alexandria Museum being burned, and I predicted the internet. I had no problem at 11 years old saying, yes, there will be an electronic library where you will be able to access all the knowledge of the planet. Everybody will become terribly smart, and we won't have to waste so much time and pay so much money for an education. And it was a good essay. Ms. Farmer, which was pleased, she said it showed thoughtfulness and creativity. So after that, I always realized that even though I like to act and I like to direct, and I like to sing and do all the things that one does to entertain, what I really love to do best is right. So yes, thank you for noticing that it was all my life I've been writing. And I have to give credit because I think it's so important that we do this. But Kennedy, really Kennedy's wife, when she went to work as a publisher after John Kennedy was assassinated, she was the person that I amulated. I thought, okay, well now is the time as I'm starting to become an older, more mature person, maybe being a publisher would be a way to go. So I don't know if that answers it. Jackie Kennedy, I'm sorry, I had one of those brainstorms there for a moment, had to think about what her first name was. But I think sometimes we take a lot of things from mentors that we don't even realize. You remember when I told you about finishing pop sex, it was a huge historical reference book about every country, every nationality, how sexuality has charged our politics, has charged how countries expand and contract, either through marriage or through alliances. And it was such a great book, and that was Oscar Wilde. When Oscar Wilde had a problem with stage plays in London, he went back and wrote a historical reference book about one of the people in his family who had been some well-known general at the time, and everyone was able to say, ah yes, but you see there he is. He may write great plays for the West End, but he's also a good, strong historical writer. And I think we do that. I think we take things from all the people that we've learned or admired. And that's true of visual art, my visual art. I've been influenced by a number of really great people. Starting when I was a child, our own Claude L. Brousseau, who was an advertising artist who lived here in Littleton and did all the major pamphlets and promotions for all the area attractions in New Hampshire. He was a gentleman who had the fedora and the pipe and the mustache, and he was old school. And I would go to his studio after elementary school almost every other day and bother him and say, how does this air brush work? You know, can I see what you're working on? And he encouraged me as a child to continue doing my art. Then there was Ken Westhaver from Franconia College. He was the professor there. And I was about 16, and I was fortunate enough that he took me under his wing and brought me to his studio on Saturday mornings where I would sit there and he would give me tasks to do, art-wise, books to read, history of art, lecture me and give me things to do for the next week. And he was a grand person. I love this guy. He's still around. I love Ken. And he had this goatee and he would sit hunched over and he would talk like this. And I just was infatuated with him. He'd be on a stool and I'd be looking up at him. Yeah, and then that chick, Queen Mary did this. And so he reeled me right in. There were others. When I was in sixth grade, Jean Callis, an abstract painter and cake cod, took me to Provincetown for a day, which was a major moment for me. She brought me to galleries, studios. I think I met Hans Hoffman during that time. And I was infatuated with the whole scene being, you know, looking around and seeing shapely women wearing, you know, Roman sandals, walking through the streets and the men with their beards and sunglasses. And it was like, yeah, I want to do this. And now I have mentors, one of them being Angie Bowie. And Angie and Marie Jacque Cozier Dunham from the Beatles Design Group the Fool have been encouraging me the last few years to use color in my work, which for some weird reason I always was afraid to do. I just didn't feel comfortable doing it. But since that door has been opened, I'm working primarily in color now. And my work has a different feel to it. It's shifting. It's changing. It's continuing to evolve because of that. Since we have this in frame, you are shadowed by your painting. Can you tell us about what's over your left shoulder? Oh, this is a great story. Well, here we are at the little grill, a little to New Hampshire. And I was giving Cote Blanche to like do Brazilian murals because Camilla, one of the owners is Brazilian. So she wanted a Brazilian motif and pretty much said, go for it. So in the hallway, there's a Carnival Parade like you would see if you were in Rio de Janeiro during their festivities. And then here, the bar, I started making a Brazilian village. So we have Baena women. We have Zingu tribal people down there in the corner. All of a sudden it started evolving. I get the soccer players. And I started putting in people that either come here or work here or it became like this incredible blooming mural of faces. This particular situation here, I have to tell you, those two people over here are local retired school teachers. And when I was in the process of doing the murals, they kept asking me, can we be on the wall? Can we be on the wall? And I'd be like, well, I don't know. Well, let me think about that. So because they were retired school teachers and I was, I know it's hard to believe I was somewhat rebellious. I can't imagine it. I can't even imagine it. And so I said, well, here's the deal.  So here they are, hot yams. So they came one day and they were modeling for me and this wonderful woman, their friend, came with them and I couldn't leave her out because she was sitting here kind of looking, you know, like she wanted to be up there. So I included her as well. And a jolly good thing too.  And so I'll stand on the bar. The last time there were three beautiful women here, right here. And I was standing on the bar and they said, you want to be on the wall? They said, yeah. So I spent like an hour just staring at them while they were eating. And it's one of the perks of being a visual artist, you know. Oh, absolutely. Yes, you have to examine what you're going to paint. I paint what I see. Yes, and so well. And I see so much. Yes. So I'm working on a New Hampshire folks through the cable TV network. And so I'm just thinking of that audience. You know, is there any, anything that you'd like, a message that you'd like to share today? All I could say is that, Miss Deb, we really appreciate you doing this, but due to the fact that they invented that pesky internet I described as a youngster, we can see it on YouTube. Please put it on YouTube. And then everybody can enjoy your wonderful interview with Rick for Gaucho, nope. Gaucho Visions. There we go. And also I would just like to add very quickly that Angie's been coming up to visit us for the last few years and I have to, I'm not speaking for you, but I know you love Littleton. I do. And she's a German. I love Vermont and Massachusetts and this whole chunk, it feels, if I say it, I might insult somebody so I won't. I was going to say it feels more European than when you start going across country or down south. It feels like there's a tradition, probably because of the fact that it's had folks living here hopefully in peace with all of the original inhabitants of this area and so we're always trying to make those connections and I'm parsing my words and my descriptions so that I don't say anything in the not correct manner. Would you please pick that up for me and talk a little bit about Abenaki? Sure. Some of you may know that myself and my wife, Carolyn, are of Abenaki descent. And we are very proud of that. We have participated in our communities for many, many years. And as an artist, I've often said, and this gives me a good chance to clarify this, that I'm an artist first. I'm not an Abenaki artist, but I'm an artist who is Abenaki. And what I mean by that, because I don't, I love my people and my culture, I can't just do culturally flavored art, you know.  Right. Well, I'm not sure about that. Maybe the galaxy. But the Abenaki culture does seep into my work from time to time. Because it's part and parcel of our lives, Carolyn and mine. But I do a lot of other things with my art. And my style is such, is that I don't have just one style of drawing or painting. I can draw in many styles, and they're all personal styles. I don't try to copy other people's work in any shape, form, or manner. But my work is very visionary. I am a fire keeper in the native community. And I honor that. And I'd like to think that I bring it into my real life here. You know, like my daily living, the way of treating people. And Angie has given me a wonderful vehicle and platform to be able to express a lot of that. And I thank you. So welcome. And thank you for tutoring me, Abenaki. I got it wrong. Forgive me. Well, that's because I'm always like making it how it's easy for me to spell. So, Abenaki. A beautiful Abenaki elder in Odinac, up in Canada, the reservation, was a very hot summer day. And she was elderly and was having a hard time with the heat. So I had her sit in my air conditioned car. So, and we spent an hour or two talking and she corrected me. She said, the correct pronunciation is Abenaki. And you corrected me and I had forgotten. So thank you. When you said it, I thought, oh, Angie, you just fell into your own trap more on. But I am so honored and pleased to be working with Angie hand in hand on all these projects because we have a great chemistry. Oftentimes we find ourselves thinking about the same things at the same time from different places on the planet. And we work really well together. Powers of observation, I guess. And I love her being my muse. She's a great muse. As in confused muse? No. As a wonderful, beautiful muse that's abusing. Abuse with a sense of humor. I think I'll just move and then land right. Thank you, Deb, for taking the time, for coming over here. We want to thank Ms. Deb. Yep. And for coming and paying attention and being interested and we appreciate it so much. Thank you. And also, I just want to say this is interesting that you're doing this with us because I know that a lot of your documentaries has to do with the native community with native issues and things. And what we do is a little bit different, although not so much in that what we want to spread with our work is peace and love. Well, I just want to say that it was told to me that there is not a word in the Avanaki language and the traditional Avanaki language from art because art is a way of walking and seeing beauty every day.  Thank you so much. Thank you so much. And so aren't you? Yes. I'm ready, I'm ready. He had lots of new stuff and so it was fun. I remember way back when I first met, not even to cut you off, when I first met him, he had all these drawings in a room. I was like, I'm just trying to understand what it was. And I was like, oh, they're very talented back then. You've got to have a talent for that. Yeah, one has to become engaged and enchanted. Yes. Because it's not simple at all. You know, it has that, it always tweaks my intellect, it always makes me go off on a thought. You know, and I love someone who does that. You know, I'll look at it and suddenly I'll say, oh yeah, and then, and then they went over there.  It's like a, it's like a mythology of its own. And then when you get to know him and you realize all of the disciplines he's studied, you realize he has access to the same tools that one has as an actor, watching body language and how people react, you know, how you shape that into a character. He does that with his training as a therapist and all of that academia comes out then as art which is extremely important. First of all, this is my beautiful wife, Carol, in Black Hunt. And these pictures you see on the wall of various people are customers and some people that have worked here or work here. A lot of times people would see me working in here on the murals and they'd say, I want to be on the wall. And so I would say, okay, you know, just sit there. And so people would be sitting at the bar and I would be drawing them as they're sitting over here, bright colors. And then it sort of fades into this, this gentleman right there that you have the camera on is Jeff. He's one of the incredible cooks here and cooks for the Brazilian barbecue. He's a great guy and I try to put all the people that work here on the wall. I've missed a few. These four people are regulars that come here and one night they were saying, we would really like to be on the wall.  So while they were in the other room, I spent the evening drawing them on the wall and they didn't know I was doing that. So at the end of the evening they came out of the bar and their jaws dropped because there they were. They sort of looked like Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club band. Oh look, there's David Bowie. And I have Angie and M down there. I put my son and his girlfriend on here. This particular woman was waiting to talk to one of the managers for about 45 minutes. She was delivering beer and she was really bored and pacing. So I said, just stop and I'll paint your portrait on the wall. There she is. This bebop saxophone player from outer space. I don't know where he came from, but here he is. I put him up there. This saxophone turns into all kinds of things and ends up being a nice cream cone for some reason. One day a gentleman came in and he wanted to talk to me and turned out that he was an actual professional saxophone player and he loved this and come to find out he had been on a number of Ray Charles, Aretha Franklin and other musical luminaries records as their saxophone player. So that was fun. I got to talk to him about his exploits and this happens a lot with this mural. People will come in and they'll look at it and next thing you know I'm talking with people from all over the world about art and it's fabulous.