When it comes to representing herself in her art form of choice, hip hop superstar Nicki Minaj is about as open and honest as they come. Born in St. James, Trinidad and Tobago, Nicki's early home life was full of turbulence that only she just barely managed to escape. This is my old house. When we had hard times, my mother had to rent out her house and we all four had to move in the basement, which was a studio apartment, studio basement for four people. And we just used to have to walk by, see another family living beautifully in the main house and we had to walk in the backyard and go downstairs in our basement. Those days are long behind Nicki though and as you're probably aware, her success in the music biz has earned her a life of luxury. While the rapper tries to be pretty private about her living situation, we do know that she calls a gorgeous mansion in Los Angeles home and today we're gonna be taking a look. In these videos we don't reveal any addresses even though I've done a house tour of my own place, please do not show up at any private residences because it's not safe for anyone. Nicki Minaj is a rapper, singer and songwriter who's well known for her animated flow in her raps as well as being a versatile recording artist. While Nicki is usually willing to keep it 100 with her fans in terms of her past and what got her to where she is today worth a cool $100 million, she's also learned the hard way that sometimes you need to keep your personal life under wraps. What happened to teacher that? Well back in 2016, Nicki and her then-boyfriend Meek Mill moved into a stellar 10,000 square foot mansion. As one of Hollywood's hottest power couples at the time, that made headlines all over the press. But six months later, Nicki would have more than 200k worth of goods stolen from her home. Who in their right mind would want to rob from such hip hop royalty? When you hear the rumored suspect, it's probably going to surprise you. So after having her childhood home burnt down in her former mansion trash, Nicki tried to keep the deets of the newest home she shares with her husband, Kenneth Petty on the down low. But the thing is, with Kenneth's rep sheet making it a legal necessity to register his home address with authorities, we now know that these two share a 7,000 square foot home in the Los Angeles neighborhood known as the flat. Hey guys, it's Cara the Vampire Slayer back with another exclusive house tour here on Famous Entertainment, this one checking out where rap queen Nicki Minaj calls home. Don't forget to like, subscribe and follow me over on Instagram to chat. Let's get into this video. Before we dive into the gigantic mansions that Nicki would move into later in her life, I thought it might be interesting to take a quick look at where she started from. After being born in Trinidad and Tobago and living with her grandmother for the first five years of her life, Nicki's mother moved her family to Queens, New York to live with Nicki's father. The only problem was, and Nicki's dad was battling major addiction issues at the time as well as a violent temper. In December of 1987, Nicki's life would change forever after her dad attempted to burn their family home to the ground. Because I was reading at one point that your father made an attempt to burn the house down. No, he did burn the house down. It wasn't an attempt, he did and my mother was in the house and she had to like, you know, run out at the last minute. She had had a dream the night before that the house was going to be burned down. Thankfully, her mom experienced a premonition the night before. Dreaming that this very thing might happen, she sent her kids to spend a night at a friend's house, which is why, when Nicki's father set fire to the house, no one was ultimately hurt and her mom managed to escape just in time. After hearing about what happened, Nicki and her siblings ran back to watch their family home burn down to ashes. As you might imagine, that left a definite impression on a young Nicki, but it also wouldn't be the last time one of her homes made headlines for the wrong reason. After overcoming her difficult upbringing and establishing herself as one of hip-hop's biggest acts, by 2016, Nicki Minaj was about as far away from her childhood in Queens as you can guess. In fact, in August of that year, she and her then-boyfriend, Meek Mill, decided to play house by moving into a gorgeous Beverly Hills mansion, paying around $35,000 a month in rent. This gigantic home was built in 2008 and was constructed on the site of old Blue Eyes Frank Sinatra's former resident. The day-the-home features over 10,000 square feet of space, and this honey-colored chateau is prominently perched on top of an embankment overlooking the gorgeous Beverly Hills. Of course, it boasts some amazing panoramic views, not to mention a five-car garage, perfect for housing Nicki's luxury wheels at the time. The overall aesthetic of this place is sure to impress. It offers romantic architecture and perfect landscaping, giving it a Mediterranean vibe like many of the best California mansions. Moving to the inside, Nicki's former home features eight bedrooms, all of which are extravagantly spacious and bright. The master suite even comes complete with his and hers bathroom, as well as its very own private terrace. And the accompanying walk-in closet is legitimately so enormous that you simply have to see it to believe it. Meanwhile, terms like sleek and modern only begin to describe this mega mansion's incredible kitchen that features built-in cabinets alongside a movable ladder for those hard-to-reach shelves. Bonus is like that would be perfect for organization. Oh, and also on the property there's a guest house with a further two bedrooms and a shared bathroom that can be accessed through either a separate individual entrance or from a balcony on the second floor. And did I mention that out back there's a sprawling lawn alongside an exquisitely designed pool and spa combo, as well as a built-in barbecue pit? Yeah, all in all, this place looks like at one time it was Nicki's own private slice of heaven. What could possibly go wrong here, right? Well, hold that thought. Oh my God, okay, it's happening. In February of 2017, after living here for only about six months, Nicki's home was broken in two and totally ransacked, while enforcement would later reveal that the home was trashed and that suspects had flipped furniture and knocked over a ton of items all over the house, almost as if they were searching for something in particular. Thankfully, neither Nicki nor anyone else was at the home at the time of breaking. Whatever it is the thieves were looking for, they must have found it because they reportedly made off with around 200K worth of jewelry and other property, while police say that there were clear signs of forced entry at different spots around the house. Other sources close to Nicki, while they suggest that the damage done to the home appeared to be personal in nature. Not only were certain items vandalized that picture frames were destroyed, perfume bottles broken, and some of Nicki's clothing was even cut up. The police never wound up arresting a suspect for what happened, but rapper The Game sure seems to think he knows who did it, pointing his finger at none other than Meek Mill himself. In essence, deleted Instagram post the game wrote, instead of leaving the situation with your head upstanding tall, you and your feelings so you get her house robbed, fronting for the followers she gave, and then he goes on to add some name calling, but you get the idea. In other words, The Game was convinced this was simply Meek's attempt at getting back at his former girlfriend. After the end of her relationship and having been victimized by terrible break-in, Nicki decided to move on from this palace in 2018. Soon after, Mariah Carey would move in and take up residence here for a little while. But the question remains, where did Nicki move to? Once her relationship with Meek came to an end, Nicki began dating her eventual husband Kenneth Pett. Now, most of you probably know Pettie Best for all the wrong reasons, you know what I'm talking about, which has seemed to haunt him even once he moved to California to be with Nicki. In order to avoid a lengthy jail sentence of around 10 years, Kenneth eventually registered his new address, and guess what? This new home that he shares with Nicki is every bit as impressive as her old one, located in the Los Angeles neighborhood known as The Flat, which is in walking distance of Nicki's old stomping grounds of Beverly Hills. This $10 million home features six bedrooms, eight bathrooms, and a total of around 7,000 square feet of living space. The bright and dramatic interior features some truly stunning scale and volume. We're talking 14 foot ceilings, 10 foot tall doors, not to mention walls made out of windows, and a ton of other details that all give the home a unique look and feel. But what do we expect anything less grand from Nicki? Upstairs, Nicki's master suite not only has a luxurious bath with dual amenities and two giant walk-in closets, but it's also got its very own auxiliary office space as well. Oh, and the second bedroom suite upstairs is almost as big as the first. How do you choose which to sell into? The mansion also boasts a spectacular living room with built-in fireplace and skylight overhead, along with an unbelievable formal dining room. The open-plan family room flows into a casual eating area and through glass out to the terrace, while there's also another wall with fireplace here. This space and the attached kitchen comes with the perfect indoor-outdoor flow, leading the way to the massive and totally private sun-filled backyard. The kitchen is kept a little bit simple, but still boasts stainless steel appliances and there's a gorgeous sunny breakfast snook with walls of glass that take in the view of the pool. Out back, there's that stunning pool and spa combo with a whole bunch of spaces for entertaining as well. Finally, there's also a separate guest house nearby with its very own gym. We already know that Nicki and her fam are living their California dreams to the full. Anyways, that about wraps it up for our Nicki Minaj house tour. After checking out her former Beverly Hills rental mansion and her current home in LA, did you have a favorite? For me, I liked them both, but the former mansion was more my style with the elegant details. Well, her current spot is definitely more modern. Be sure to let me know what you liked or didn't like about Nicki's luxury properties in the comments down below. Thanks for watching. Don't forget to follow me on Instagram to chat and I will see you all in the next video. Bye.


Felly, yn y lasti fy mod, rwy'n edrych am eu bod eich golf ac erbyn yw'r gwrthog yn ei ddweud hwnnw i'w ddweud o'r gwrthog, ac mae'r ddifrif yn rhan o'r prysgwr. Fy y cwrsio hynny, mae'n rhaid pethau'r mod i'w gwrthog? Yn y ddweud, mae'r cwrsio hynny yn ddweud i hybryd ac yn y 5 hybryd. Mae'n ddweud hwnnw i'r rhaid i ddweud o'r llog, maen nhw'n eu hun i'w teulu ac mae'r hwnnw i'w hun i'w tolledg. .. sprite and the price difference, well it's huge. What I want to know is it worth paying the difference in terms of performance. The first thing I look at when I'm looking at such a price difference, let's put these up on the screen now. Basically the Tor Edge product is £149 and the Taylor Made product is £229. That's a huge difference especially when you consider I'm encouraging people to put 2 or 3 of these in the bag as long iron replacements. That's a lot of money to save over two or three clubs. ac y First Thing I'm Looking At, OK, so what am I paying the extra for? What am I getting more in this tailor made product like I'm in the Tour Edge? So aesthetically is the first thing that I would look at. Am I looking like I've got an inferior product in the Tour Edge? And I have to say, if you look at these products close up, I think from above, they've got a lot of similarities to be quite honest with you, the whole shape and profile is very, very similar. One has got the more gloss crown and more matte crown on that stealth product, but essentially they are very, very similar indeed. And to be honest with you from the address perspective, the white lines that you see on the Tour Edge product, I think show the face and importantly show that lost a little bit more, which I like because it gives that little bit more confidence in my eyes. And then from underneath again, really, really good shelf appeal from both visible weight placements on that Tour Edge product with it being right at the back. And we can assume that underneath the bonnet, if you like, of the stealth product, it's going to be a similar principle, the idea being these are ultra forgiving clubs, that CG placement at the back is to encourage launch with 25 degrees aloft. It's a great combination. But from a looks perspective, I'm not seeing anything to suggest that there's 80 pounds worth of difference in terms of the way these clubs have been put together at least. Next thing I'm looking at is my sort of shaft options. How can I get custom fit for this product? And I would suggest that what I've seen so far in terms of options from both, it's wide in terms of the choices that you've got. So again, you can certainly get a shaft that is suitable in this Tour Edge product from the offerings that they put up in the UK. It's a slightly different model over in the US as well. So maybe there's more access to sort of greater product options over there. And then this next thing, well, it's how these things sound. Does this sound like an inferior product? I can't believe I was straight at it. And the simple answer to that question is, no, there isn't. In fact, there are a lot of similarities as to how these two clubs sound. They don't look any different, not greatly different at least anyway. There's great components available in both. They sound very, very similar indeed. The question still remains, why am I paying 80 pound more for the stealth product than I am for the Tour Edge? Well, what about dry ball data? Surely there's a difference in terms of the performance between these two. We've got to find a separator here somehow. The only difference in terms of performance that I add out the two clubs is that the stealth product launch is just a little bit higher. Now, we haven't got the same shaft in both of these clubs. So arguably that could be playing its part in terms of that difference in launch but in terms of overall carrier sense, almost identical launch angle a little bit higher, spin number very, very similar as well. And descent angle similar, a little bit different on the stealth but the key fact is that both of these clubs are covering that sort of 170 to 180 yards, maybe even a little bit more than that if you decided to put a bit of effort into these. They're covering that yardage far, far easier than I could with my six iron, my five iron equivalent and the numbers that they produce suggest they will perform better out on the course. That's what we need to do now. Let's hit a few balls out in the golf course and I'll give you some real feedback from a real situation. Right, so usual question at this point is from your perspective, how many of you have actually tried tour edge? I've got so many people asking me to review these products. It's been unreal but I'm assuming it's very much from the, well across the pond let's say because this is an American brand. It's far more accessible at retail shops in the US than it certainly is in the UK. There's only one retail that you can buy from in the UK and that was American Golf. I managed to buy this product but in terms of options and availability it's more limited here without doubt in the UK. Have I got that right or wrong? Please let me know in the comments section below in terms of accessibility, UK, US and wherever else you might be able to buy this product from. But also let me know have you tried this product? Is it a brand you're aware of and is it a brand that you want to try and potentially put in your bag? Lot of questions. Hopefully we get a lot of comments. Right so second shot you see me hit there out here on the course was that with the stealth bit down the left hand side and that's down to my own personal swing. We'll have a little look what they did there. Interestingly enough there is a noticeable sort of sound difference out here on the golf course more so than I got inside. Flight was very very similar indeed and super impressed in terms of performance with both of them. We needed a few more shots here on the course and we'll see if we can again identify what are the differences between these two clubs and how would you justify that extra 80 qued. Now you can see from where these two both finished on the fairway there was little to separate them in terms of difference. The pull down the left hand side was like I said down to my own personal swing. But it looks to me from what we've just carried in terms of yardage very much to reiterating the point from inside there in terms of dry ball data. This is covering 180 yards quite comfortably with a high launch and like I said we've not come into a green but I would think with the spin and the descent angle this is really working coming into long par threes. So it gets from A to B very easily and like I said the difference between stood back on that T and holding perhaps a five iron I'd be looking at to cover that same sort of yardage. I've not got nowhere near the same level of confidence when I'm stood over the ball with a five ironing and as I do with that hybrid. Right question is we're right down the middle it's my wedge game good enough to give us a birdie chance on the second. Well if the distance is right we're right on it. Sit. For those you're interested I'm using a two ball 10 putter today I'm really having difficulty in settling on a putter that I can get used to. I'm really going to have to sort of pick something and stick with it. Anyway this is a birdie on the second. Roll out roll out. Ah a good line needed it in. Now I'm filming or I've decided to film two videos as I'm going round here because what I'm also doing today is you hopefully have watched my initial review of the Torredge hybrid but as I've gone round I've also popped in the stealth hybrid as well exactly the same club and I'm doing the dual review hence a couple of these shots you might have seen before. I've just hit a ball or the ball you see me hit now is sort of right side of the green with the Torredge and I'm just going to try the same shot and see what happens when I'm playing stealth. It's a better line it's a lot longer as well I think let's see where that sits. Yeah that's back end that's gone off the back of the green a lot more powerful strike and I've already said 172 yards this is clearly playing quite a bit longer than that so not the ideal yardage but again what these both clubs do very well like I said and I keep repeating it or five hybrids in general they just make this kind of shot 172 yards into a bit of breeze do I want to play a five iron or do I want to play a hybrid with a bit of meat on the bone and a type of club that I feel like I'm going to get some help with. I know which I'd choose. Okay so again second shot with stealth the idea was was to try a little bit of a right to left shot get as tight to that water as we possibly can and I've got to say managed to hit the shaper shot with both the danger is with hybrids there's a tendency that you can overdo that and I know a lot of people are concerned about sort of hitting that sort of right to left shot in a dangerous position and putting the water but I've got to say I had plenty of control over there I was able to execute the shot once again the comparison is they both did it extremely well I would say that the tour edge has got a slightly softer feel to it there's a more hard feel off the face and to be honest with you on this shot was really interesting I'll go and clarify this in the fairway now but it felt as though it fired a lot faster off the face of the stealth and maybe that's the noise it makes whatever it is that makes you think that but if I go down there what I'm looking at in the fairway right now is I can't see any great deal of separation between the two of them at all so that's clearly a mental thing well we'll clarify in a bit but yeah there's a difference in terms of the feel between the two more noticeable out here on the golf course so yeah pretty much as I said from off the tee the difference in distance is negligible and to be honest with you the further ball that you can see there is slightly longer was off the stealth product but it went on a much tighter line so they've pretty much travelled exactly the same distance and well that's where we're going so let me know what you think in terms of the performance of this golf club from what you've seen at least well today in my hands and then also maybe let me know how you've got on like I said earlier in testing this product yourself I'm really keen to know and I always say the same thing in terms of these requests the more feedback you get in that comment section below your fellow golfers read it and they get a better of a heads up than just listening to me but my comparison of these two products is that they're so so similar in terms of profile in terms of launch in terms of ball speed in terms of forgiveness I would struggle to separate them I'm struggling to find a difference the only difference to me would be the sort of sound and feel and I would be leaning more towards the tour edge product because I like that sort of softer feel in all my clubs if I can get it so that'd be an interesting key factor for me the negative for me in terms of tour edge is availability in terms of the UK you can only buy these through American Golf and I visited two stores and neither of them had any stock whatsoever of tour edge products and told me that it had to be bought online so that's a concern because you ain't getting to try them and you ain't getting to get custom fit by them and that's a major problem for UK, US obviously that's a different story altogether I think and maybe I went to the wrong two American golf stores so point me in the right direction again if that's incorrect what I've just stated but that'd be the only concern like I said I personally would never or it's the first time I've ever bought a club online without ever trying before I've got to say it worked out well I got it right but I would be a little bit worried about that but in terms of the price point right now you save 80 quid and for me I'd be more than happy to put that tour edge product in the bag it performed so so well but I suppose the key message is five hybrids seven hybrids to keep on rabbiting on seven woods that's a way to go innit


Major League leader and homeruns, how does that sound? Pretty awesome. A lot of good company, so that's around it. And it's a pretty cool feeling. But had there's still 12 games left, they're really important. So I got to worry about that. How personally satisfying has it been for you so far this season being able to be consistent and contribute the way you have offensively? It's been good. I just came in confident, feeling good. And I need to do damage in this lineup and help. I mean, obviously, we've had a lot of weird things happen this year, so I had to step up and play a bigger role. Can you describe what tonight was like as an offense? I have a lot of fun. It's our, we're clicking at the right time, right before playoff start. And top to bottom tonight, pretty scary lineup. And we're getting a really, really good player back here soon too, Aaron Judge, which even makes it even scarier. So a couple of weeks ago, I don't think teams are scared of us. And now we're back to being the Bronx Bombers. And I don't think people want to play us in the playoffs. Next one to Lindsay Adler. Hey, look, Aaron Boone was mentioning that he's seen some things like your contact rates go up this season. And I'm curious, what were some of the changes that you've made that have really allowed you to be consistent both in power and in average this season? I guess I've always hit for power. And one thing I haven't been doing a lot this year is walk-in. But I've just been an aggressive hitter. And just like I've said before, I hit the machine a lot. And I really concentrate on what pictures have done to me, how they attack me, whether it's up in a way. And I try to accomplish all those zones so I create the perfect bat pass on those pitches. Maybe that's fastball up or a slider away. I just work on those pitches before the game to get me locked in.  So the machine is a huge thing for me. And obviously, with Marcus and PJ, being a huge help. And it's just good because during our hitters meeting, we're very open. We talk a lot about how the pitchers attacked us maybe from previous times, just to make sure everybody knows what's going on. And it's obviously paying attention in the game and seeing if they maybe changed something or do anything different. But yeah, I mean, I'm always aggressive. And it'd rather be, pitchers are always trying to get ahead. So you just got to be ready for that first pitch.


Yes, but what I need to restart is not my it's not OBS. It's there. There it goes streaming servers getting grumpy now. Yeah, so it's we're good. We're good. Joey, you're good to go. Fantastic. Okay, another call and another channel for me. No, you're here. You'll be here. This is one of your own. Everybody else can mute because we're going to need to start. It's out there. I'm missing that. Yes. Go ahead. I'm on standby until she introduces me. Hello, everyone, and welcome to the 3 p.m. to 3.30 p.m. session of the 2017 Open Simulator Community Conference. As a reminder to our in world and web audience, you can view the full conference schedule at conference.opensimulator.org. And tweet your questions or comments to at open sim CC or use the hashtag hashtag OSCC 17. This session I am happy to introduce a terrific topic of easy to use open sim dream world and dream grid stats, use and the future. And our speaker today, this cute little thing sitting next to me is Fred Buckleson. And Fred is the president of Micro Technology Services Inc. His primary work is in micro computer and microprocessor hardware design and programming. His software work is primarily in JavaScript and Pearl with C and C++. LSL script VB and VBA 3D modeling and solidworks and lots of other languages and tools that he has been using since 1970s. So he can talk about scripting. I want to welcome Fred and I will pass the mic to you. Well, thank you very much. As you know, I've had dream world out for about a year now. And today I'm going to be introducing also a new dream grid, which is an extension to it, a logical extension. I'm also going to talk about some of the lessons that I've learned and some of the statistics about how open sim works in these various home servers. Let me get to the next slide here if I can. So what is dream world? Well, it's a lot easier way of setting up a grid, much like sim on a stick or diva distro. It brings along a database, it brings along a trusted code. It has a lot of things it does for you automatically, like it has a built in dynamic DNS server. It has a hyper grid enabled, hopefully, right off the bat. Most importantly, it's a diagnostic system and an INI file editor. Once it has run once, you don't even need to run dream world again. It's possible to just run MySQL with one click, it'll make a batch file for you. And you can also run open sim with the second click. But that can break. See your monitor, I mean, your router might change your IP address. Your PC IP address may change on the LAN, you may go wireless, you may go hardwired. There is all kinds of issues with trying to keep an open sim grid up in a home environment, particularly on something like a laptop with four gigs of RAM. So when you start off with dream world, it only takes one click to start it. And your start button will automatically run MySQL, register a dynamic DNS name to your public IP. It'll open up and port forward any of the needed ports in case any of the IP addresses have changed. And then before it runs open sim, it'll edit every one of the INI files to match what your settings are and then runs open sim. So it should just install and start and run in an ideal world. Reality is, is there some router problems out there and the way open sim is coded that can complicate things. So basically you can get in with three clicks. Once to start it, once to click the start button to bring everything and one more. If you've already got your viewer set for like remember my password, you can just click that one more time and you'll be in world. And that'll be on the hyper grid and everything. The goal is to reduce it to actually one click or even zero click. So you just turn your PC on and it comes up and running. So it's also got a lot of other little features built into it like universal plug and play. So it's a bit like some on a stick mashed with the Diva distro by Diva Canto. As you know, Dr. Crystal Lopez, I think she's still here in the audience. She was on stage a minute ago. We all owe a massive debt to her, particularly me because I literally have built around her work and I'm using the Diva distro in the dream world. The new dream grid is going to be used in more closer to core. She's also done a lot of work on the onlook viewer, which I included in the dream world. I've used it a lot in my own professional work because it has a greatly simplified user interface. You can also completely get rid of the avatar, which is quite a bit of a distraction in certain presentations. I've used it at trade shows. I've also used it to pitch to my employees for things about where our surface mount machine is going to go, where a wave solder machine should be oriented. So they could walk around and visualize things. And it helps to either suppress the avatars in some situation. Other cases, just get rid of all those extra buttons you won't need when you're not a hyper grid mode. So the next version is going to be version 2.0. The hyper grid is 1.80821 and 0900 switchable in the dream world. Dream grid is core, which is 0900. Now, the system has got a couple other nice features. Basically, you can do web-based OR and IARs as well as drag and drop them onto the screen. Currently, there are 81 ORs and 66 IARs that are known open source that have licenses. All open source licenses, which are available, about 50 something of them are available from the web link menu. And another 50 plus are available. I think it's 56 are actually available at the moment in the pull-down.  And so thank you to all the people who have contributed your content. I love the ORs that people have been giving us. ISIS Ophelia has given me several that have inspired me to do great things. So please keep bringing them on. I've also purchased a lot of OR content, had it custom made several thousands of dollars worth and given it away for you exclusively for use in the dream world. So if you want to hang around and make your own Star Trek movie, you can. It's been a lot of fun now playing with all this stuff. It's amazing what this community can do. Speaking of community, it's also a very good group of community of people like ISIS Ophelia who's been a great deal of help for me in the open simulator dream world. You should join that group if you're interested in the dream community at all. We have hundreds of people there who can help you with bugs, bug fixes, advice. Dream world is not only just a dream world, it's also all of open sim. It literally runs unmodified open sim. And as you know, there are hundreds of questions about just open sim. Also, there is a great deal of configuration issues you've got to deal with because there's so many different routers and such like that in the system. So let me give you a couple of quick stats here. I run Hyperica, I purchased it from Maria and I continue to run it and try and keep track of every grid in the world. We keep all the stats there at hyperica.com. I also keep a set of stats for dream world specifically at outworlds.com. And it keeps track. There's a little hidden anonymous stat feature in dream world. Basically, whenever you start it, a diagnostic runs the very first time dream world starts and needs to probe your setup very much like can you see me.org or is my port open? It just bounces a little bit of traffic off of my server, adds a random number to it at the install and then it pings your machine to see if it's live. If it is live, it will tell you that the loopback test and the open ports test have passed. So I honestly keep track of that magic number. You're going to know who you are. All I know is that your diagnostics have passed or failed in the various reasons why. So we've had a few of those fail. I'll go over those in a moment. But also it keeps track of the number of times we've had an install. It's a little almost close to 6,000 unique UIDs have been generated by this system in the last year. Currently, there's about 103 grids online out of the total of 300 and something on four. It's about one third of the world. Sorry about my voice if it's having issues. I hope it's working fine. Somebody keep yelling and chat at me if it's not. So dream world typically represents about 20% of all known grid space. There's about 23,500 second life regions according to the SIMSTAT service online. So we're roughly, if you add up all of what we've got, we're over 100,000 SIMS or over four times the size of second life in regions. And that's not counting in worlds, the Great Canadian Grid, the Gulf Grid, or the 170,000 downloads of the SIM on a stick. Now, last year there were about 90,000 downloads of a SIM on a stick, which can be hacked into a hypergrid that's basically straight diva distro and it's the inspiration for this. However, I was checking on this and I'm a little suspicious of that STAT because it has no rail equals no follow. So a lot of robots and web crawlers may have upped that number as well. So there's a lot of people using the system. This STAT right here is only from the last few months. It's around 16% of people were able to make it work right off the bat. That's a very shockingly low number and I've been trying to figure out why. Most people are able to figure out how to open their ports. However, my UPNP doesn't work too well. The loopback seems to be the big issue. I can tell you one thing, Leaksus is about the only major brand out there that seems to work reliably. Now, if you have a router that you have messed with, please go to theopensimulator.org wiki. If you don't have an account, sign up, it's free and edit it. Just like Wikipedia, anybody can edit it. There's a page there called wiki slash NAT loopback routers where we try and maintain the list of all the routers in the world. You can go to that page right now and see if Apple routers work with it. They should work fine. Some of them do. Some of them don't. I know that Verizon and Fios take special tricks. I had to go to a lot of trouble with this and I've remoted into dozens of desktops so I have some better ideas. About 54% of the people out there, UPNP does not work on. No matter how much code and time I've spent on this, I cannot get them to work reliably. About half, roughly, work right out of the box. I need to fix that and I need some people's help. For example, my implementation may be broken. I've included a separate C-sharp UPNP manually driven program to let you look into your system. Some people reported issues with that. Other people, it's worked just fine. My big problem is everything works for me so I get the works on my machine work. Unfortunately, that means I can't fix it because it's not broke. If there are any volunteers out there who could give me an hour or so on their machine that they know Loopback doesn't work and they know their router and they actually have a password to it, which is another big problem, I would love to remote in your machine for an hour or so. I will need to install Visual Studio, Get and Dreamworld on it and spend an hour or two maybe. Two or three hours and hopefully I can fix it for everybody if that occurs. If there are any volunteers, please meet me after the show. Hang on, too far. Let me back up a grid. What do you need to run this program? Well, you need a laptop, frankly. I've seen people run four or five sims on a four gigabyte.  It works just fine. Don't put eight sims on it that have gigs and gigs and gigs of data. You're going to swap to disk and it's going to quit. So this is my machine. It's a simple Dell server. I decided to get me a powerful machine and so I put this one up for 300 bucks and threw it in the garage because it's noisy. I have a monitor and a keyboard and some speakers on it, not that you need that. I always remote desktop into it. I call it overhang because it kind of overhangs the shelf and it's a dual Zeon with 16 cores, open sim lows cores. It came with 48 gigs of RAM for 300 bucks and then I threw a small SSD into it, a solid state disk and it works. Then I had to go in and dork with my routers. There you go. Three regions and host 27 visitors on eight gigs of RAM. Now, eight gigs of RAM is about a minimum. So here is my setup. I won't get into this a lot. It's pretty straightforward, but I have to hook up an extra router in a weird path or I'm going to lose my TV guide and other stuff and it's a non-supported config. So in this picture back here, on the left hand side, you'll see two routers on the shelf and down below it is this big tall gray cylinder where I keep frozen heads, like for making Disney models out of. But basically all you need is any old box will do in a storm. Of course, the more cores and the more RAM the merrier. It doesn't even need a graphics card. You can just remote in. These are relatively cheap too. You can buy used servers in lots of different places. So why is it that people have troubles getting on? I can tell you right now it's generally loopback. Loopback, I've seen all kinds of issues. For example, some routers have very small UDP buffers, 1K. So the teleports uploads are very unreliable. That's a particular of action tech routers on Fios Verizon style networks. I've run into a router that loops back TCP but did not loopback UDP. I've wanted to run that while the normal loopback path is inside the firewall of the router. In other words, it loops the traffic to the router and back to you. So even if you close all the ports in your router, loopback should still work. I've seen routers that loopback outside the firewall and then get blocked because OpenSim recommends you block port 8003. And OpenSim also recommends that ex-bakes and profiles and groups go to port 8003 in the public port. So that's wrong. I've had to fix that too. So there's lots and lots of little things that surprise me even though I've been doing network engineering for many, many, many years. Oh, God, all kinds of problems occurred. Let me quote one user. He said, he has an Xfinity router that has eight port forwards. It sets more of them up, but then sometime later it deletes them using FIFO. Though 8001.2 and 4 were the first to go. It accepted range, but then the whole lookup table in the moda became corrupted. It turns out after such a corruption, it flings at all sorts of settings, including some long deleted, literally random settings after reboot. To say it is a heap of steaming Dragon Voodoo would be a compliment. So needless to say that guy has serious issues with his Xfinity Comcast router. I have not personally run into that one, but I believe every word of it. I remoted into Turkey and ran across routers that you could only set up by talking to tech support. They won't give you access to the router, so there's no password. That's a big problem. If you don't get a password to router, you're probably not going to get on open soon. So loopback is the problem. I've been able to fix it by using a Windows driver. And let me stress this right here. There is absolutely no reason whatsoever that a Windows PC cannot get on the hyper grid at any home or IP address. The only reason it will not is because you don't have a password to your router and can't port forward or UPnP is not working or my code isn't setting it up right. Or you're running a firewall or you're running a antivirus program or three or you have a virus. I've run into that. You have no password to the router. If you can just solve the problem of opening a few ports and installing a simple loopback driver, editing the et cetera file, et cetera, host file, you can make this thing work. But it's not something that the average person will do. So that's the current status of Dreamworld. There are probably around 800 of them out there that are installed and running out of about 5,000 various installs. There is at least 88 or so online at the moment. They tend to go up and go down as the day goes by and we represent about 25 to 33% of all the known grids, including the big ones. And I think that's a big accomplishment because it really makes the world a lot bigger very quickly. But as you know, there's a few things wrong with it. We want to have a much faster arrangement with robust based, must be expandable. We need to be able to start and stop regions at any time. Here you can see you can just click these red and green icons on the right and start a region at any time with the DreamGrid. Now the DreamGrid architecture has changed too. There's only one copy. All you need is one folder. It comes with the source code and you recompile it. I've seen people who have 50 open Sims up and running copies and upgrading is just simply a nightmare. So what I've done is I've used some of the features that the devs have built in and made us a single install. So you can create regions easily like before. You can go to an expert setup, has a few minor changes and it has a Globit's memory module. But you're going to have to simply upgrade it. You'll just have to install it without an upgrade. And so it's in the early beta stage. This is the URL. It's outworlds.com slash download. And I'll wrap up here because I'm going to be over here in OSCC, expo zone number three in booth number 23. If you step off the stage and head down to the right, I'll be in that first booth there next to the core devs in the middle and will be available for any questions if you had. Again, you can download it now, but remember it's early beta. So expect some bugs. Fred, thank you so much. I can't wait to start dreaming in your world. Thank you. All right. So we do have to move on. I'm sorry, everyone. I know we were hoping for question time. Let me take one question real quick. Does anybody have a question? I don't want to not take a question if someone has a question. All right. I scared everybody when I wrapped. All right. Well, as a reminder to our audience, you can see what's coming up in the conference schedule at conference.opensimulator.org. And following this session, the next session will begin at 3.30. And it is entitled Re-evaluating Our Understanding of Content Creation in 3D Virtual Spaces. So it should be very interesting. So we will see you then. You've got about 10 minutes or so to jump around, see anything, and don't forget you can visit. Fred, all right. Talk to you soon.