What's good y'all she brought us back again with another video, so I've received this clip in the DM's I've received this clip on Twitter You guys wanted me to check Adam Cole going off on Pat McAfee now I did some research before I even pulled this video up and apparently this is not that first run in in fact Apparently at one point Pat McAfee cost Adam Cole a match in NXT to Alistair Black, I believe I want to say it was in 2018. I could be wrong Correct me if I am but I want to say this is probably a work most likely if they've done some stuff Within NXT. This is definitely a work and there's other clips of them going back and forth But I want to check this out because I like when wrestling sometimes They keep kayfabe true You know I'm saying they keeps Kayfabe is live alive as much as possible It's kind of a dead art in wrestling because of the internet and social media But when they do interviews when wrestlers do interviews like this and stay within character and and have like a continual feud with a you know a Social media Individual like I think that's dope. So we're gonna check it out Very interested to see how this clip goes Appreciate all the love and support of the chairman roads at 20k. Let's get right into this man Just talked about fans are a massive part of it How has it been in that entire process because I couldn't have fathomed a recipe and I skipped ahead, you know the Introduction I believe he was talking about me and had a cold we haven't seen I got him on the show So I kind of skipped the part skipped ahead to like when Things really start to heat up be for disaster more in the professional wrestling sports entertainment world Then no fans to have any reactions. It is freaking weird. I could fathom. Yeah, it is so weird like like but it's also Not as weird as you would imagine. So like again, you know the the bumps and the bruises and the pain from wrestling matches Are far worse when there are no people. I know what you're talking because if you do I have I'm sorry to interrupt you there I know about the bumps and the bruises from wrestling Oh, yeah, oh, yeah, more than most sport in a couple. Hey, mr. Cole know about the listen mr. Cole I everybody knows I have a deep history With the internet and one night late night I'll go intoxicated bought a wrestling ring put it up in the barn rip Rogers came through the barn You know he trained John Cena Brock Lesnar Randy Orton Pat maxi I mean this out of complete respect. So totally when someone says I Mean this out of respect. No, this or they say no disrespect best believe Some disrespect is on the way. We're not trying to offend you But just because one night you got drunk and then rolled around in your own wrestling ring Here we go a couple nights that doesn't mean that you understand at all what the bumps and bruises, okay? Facts and I give it to Adam Cole When it comes to wrestling wrestlers even though they you know, they tend to get you know laughed at by other you know, I Want to say other Combat sports or people that watch like UFC or Jiu Jitsu fighting and gonna just other sports related a lot of times They get laughed at but they don't people fail to realize like these guys they Literally go through pain For our entertainment and it's a it's a craft. It's not easy to do. It's not made for everyone to do So I give respect to wrestlers that you know put their bodies on line for our entertainment man I'm just letting you know that I respect the bumps and bruises that you have with no fans But because when I'm just working with you know John Cena's coach It's just me him in the bar, you know, I mean sure yeah, yeah, you totally know what you're talking about. Oh, well I do There is a lot about you because you have been the king of NXT and longest reigning NXT champion and first-ever North American champion and I do believe hey Let's show a little respect to the first ever exactly first-ever double champion in NXT history a lot of people don't talk about it I was NXT tag team champion and NXT was American champion in the same night ever heard of it That's what we're talking about here double champ and you have all these accolades Yeah, and there's been a lot of comparisons to you and mr. WrestleMania you and a guy named Shawn Michaels So I think is obviously a mentor of yours down there to performance center But I think even you as a student of the business would understand that you're nowhere near what Shawn Michaels was But that has to feel pretty good to be in the same breath as a man that you have a lot of respect for Okay, when someone hits you with the the laugh as they're thinking best believe Some intenseness is on the way All things considered with what you just said first of all Shawn Michaels himself has said there's a lot of comparisons Between the two of us, which to me is a huge compliment. Let me finish.  So he is a nice guy.  He's basically saying well, he only said that cuz he's nice. So Y'all this is this this is a good work greatest in my opinion the greatest wrestler of all time, so I By any means I have never ever once said that I am as good as Shawn Michaels ever I know I have years and years to go before I get to that point I think Shawn recognizes that I'm on my way to maybe someday having a career like his but he'll tell you and I'll tell you I'm not worried about being the the second coming of Shawn Michaels. I'm gonna be the first Adam Cole So I hope WWE don't ruin him. Please. I hope he stays on NXT But it looks like he may go to the main roster for the love of God Do not ruin him. He's one of the best things y'all have on television, bro Again, I really don't know what you're trying to say But oh, no, I didn't mean to offend cuz you just said it there greatest wrestler of all time You can say you're not trying to offend me, but it is offensive what you're saying You know someone's being offensive when they turn to like like their co-host or somebody they know in the studio Me I'm trying to be offensive. I'm so I'm sorry. I'm sorry.  This is all passive aggressive. This is textbook Passive aggressiveness if you guys are not aware of how to be passive aggressive. This is it right here, bro You say things you give it a little bit of a tone You put air quotations the air quotations is the key to passive aggressiveness because you're saying oh well you say this but Let's put quotations. They're like are you really that they surrounded you with people that some people I don't say this some people This more talent. What are you getting upset about this, bro? He said I don't say this some people say this you just saying it you're Repeating something that someone else says and saying I didn't say this but they said this to the person that may be Taking the wrong way. It's just as bad as the other person saying it. Oh my god This is good. This is these are things that are being said. It's a valid question I am an interviewer. Okay, people say you surrounded yourself, which is very smart And they might have done it for you with people that were also very very talented Maybe even more talented than you and then This is yo, this is This is a key cave able of the undisputed error kind of got a chance to take I know I know that you're just trying to do your job and that's fine I took some time out of visiting my family to come and do your show Another passive aggressive shot like I could have been with my family doing this doing this show It's not more important than my family being a total dick right now me and I find it so ironic me that of all people to Say that I surrounded myself with really great talent. And that's the reason I succeeded of all people you Oh, what a punter.  Literally did everything you just happened to kick a football every now And then and all of a sudden you feel like you're really really important of all people to say that to me that I surround myself. Oh Adam Cole's veins popping out his neck He's getting into his back man. He's getting into his bag with super talented people That's the only reason that I was successful. We didn't say only we said That's good, bro, we didn't say only reason we set the main Okay, okay main Exactly what you're saying and since you just kind of took a little jab there at my profession Have you been taking jabs at me this whole show? No Very passive aggressive with skin I was The player of the decade of my position in the NFL like being a punter So although I was surrounded by good people it was just me and a ball and Pat guess what I was the longest Draining NXT champion of all time and guess who did that all by themselves. Oh, that's right me did it all by myself No, don't believe that we watch the takeovers Adam the undisputed This is how you know, it's a work, bro. It's like, no, don't believe that Let's take over bro. A lot of your matches kind of in kind of funny Dara is the main reason why you've succeeded. But by the way smart. That's good business.  No, no I didn't think so either I thought I was just pointing out the facts. Have we ever been that disrespected in our own studio before? No No This is our studio This is great Because you don't know what this guy you have no idea what this guy I mean, we're having a good conversation.   This is great Thursday July 23r. I have no idea how we get out like what am I gonna am I gonna go fight this guy out here? Do you think he's just say his Billy tubes and him and my dad just hanging out right now? What what are we doing? That's a show. Hey, watch along tonight Yankees and nationals Tony Fox throwing out the opening pitch one. Oh my god. That's pretty much it yo This is what you call Keeping kayfabe alive, bro. This you can tell like this whole interview was just a straight work And you know they have previous history. So all you really have to do is do a couple of Google searches You can see okay. These guys have history within the next team when you have someone costing someone a match a Wrestling match you can tell nine times out of ten. It's a work and this was dope.  I love Continuity and keeping wrestling Some sort of like keeping some sort of kayfabe alive like you know Same in a believable sense when you got Adam call a believable Individual that would do it whatever it takes to win Surrounded himself with the undisputed error created a movement in the NXT And you know one of the best things on NXT you have this individual Come to this show and you have another individual point out. Well, technically The undisputed error is the reason why you're you can chant this long like kind of feed into the storyline like yo that is Brilliance at his finest man. I enjoy interviews like that. I wish WWE put on interviews like this This would make their segments even better. Like just let the characters be them. That's Adam Cole That's that's the character Adam Cole right there Perfect believable. I could see him doing that out of interviews. He felt slightly or disrespected So and they you know brought some real with realism with it with him training with Shawn Michael So it makes sense, you know I'm saying and let's not forget even though Shawn Michaels did You know a lot of the stuff himself. Let's not forget DX also helped Shawn Michaels DX was a you know Another part of Shawn Michaels that kind of helped his career along the way as well So let's not forget that too. We're gonna talk about and this be there. We got to talk about DX. So but this was dope Adam Cole is one of the greatest to ever do it. Comment down below if you guys want like kayfabe To still be alive in wrestling if you guys prefer Kayfabe to you know be in his peers form or if you guys really don't care for kayfabe And you know, you think social media is Ruin it to the point where you know, I'm saying it doesn't really matter to you You just you just care for good wrestling me personally. I think kayfabe should be kept Within wrestling because that's what makes wrestling what it is at its core So if you can keep some kayfabe within the wrestling community, I think that's dope When you can blur the lines of is it real or is this fake like What's happening here, that's when you have people truly invested when they don't know if it's real or fake even though you can kind of tell This isn't really, you know real, you know saying but someone on the outside that they saw this interview They would think yo, this what the hell just happened here They wouldn't know people that watch the show regularly and you know watch the product They can kind of tell so I think kayfabe should you know should be a thing that be kept within the Just-in-wrestling period but comment down below. I would like your opinions on that Appreciate our love and support wrote the 20k appreciate y'all kicking with me. See y'all in the next one. Peace


Westside Buddy as we journey to take your health back. We are coming to you live from my home office in Makiki and from downtown Honolulu from the studios of Think Tech Hawaii. Think Tech Hawaii features the hearts of about 45 different and colorful show hosts. Today we will be talking story with my Westside Buddy, Diamond Garcia, who is a voice for change. From public housing to public service. Wow, what a journey. Today we shall be speaking with this young energetic man after Keokula's heart. We will see Diamond's heart and why Diamond wants to represent his people of Nanakuli coast and the Westside. We certainly need more diamonds in our dark and sometimes lost world. We need more diamonds in our government instead of those Zirconians get it that exists. We want the truth as we know that the truth sells set us free. What I would like you to take away from today's discussion is simply that we need more real gems like diamond. His goals will be life changing for many. Aloha and Ikumomai Diamond. Aloha, thank you so much for having me. I really appreciate it. Oh, I'm excited to just talk story and share this time with you and your heart with the community because I know you are a hard worker and it's only just beginning. So I want to just take us back Diamond. Just share with us a little bit about your childhood when you're a Kiki. Sure. Well, thank you so much. You know, I was born and raised out here on the Leeward side of Oahu my entire life. Makaha, Waianae, Waipahu, Oahu. I just went back and forth back and forth from public housing to public housing. That was my life growing up.  I was raising public housing programs and food stamps and welfare. And so I know the struggle that so many of our local families have to go through on the daily basis.  That's a journey. I mean, and so that's really important because you were on the inside and now you're on the outside and you're still on the inside in your heart and you understand it. So you want to make a difference because you can because you lived it. And that's so important. So important. Wow. So I know that you are a man of God. So please share with us your heart for your community and share with us. Where did it all begin? Sure. So yeah. So long story short because I could really take hours doing this. Wow. We have some time. You know, my I was raised in a household surrounded by drugs, drug dealing, crime, alcohol. You know, so like I mentioned earlier, that typical life for so many families out here on the West Side and for so many kids growing up out here on the West Side. And what happened was at the age of 12 years old, I found the book and this book was called The Great Controversy. It was written by Ellen G. White in the 1800s and I found it actually in the bottom of this box of cookbooks at my grandma's house. What is this book doing in a box of cookbooks? You know, that whole day it was summer break. I was 12 years old.  And I was looking at recipes and things like that. But I got to the bottom of the box and there was a book on Bible prophecy was called The Great Controversy. And I said, what is this about? So I opened to the first page of the book. And the first words was, if thou had known 12 years old now, I said, what in the world does that even mean? So I closed the book, I put it away, I said, I don't know. I went on playing that day. I came back in the house from playing and I saw the book again. And this time I went to the back of the book because that's where the pictures were. I was 12 years old. I saw this man in the sky with a bunch of angels around him. And I said, what is this all about? So I read the chapter God's People Delivered. And I was reading this chapter that was describing the second coming of Christ. And I said, wow, this is actually an amazing event. And so from that point on, I got involved in the local church and fast for, you know, six, seven, eight years. I've been traveling the world preaching the gospel of Christ. I've been to Europe all across the US, Canada, Mexico, South America, Asia, the South Pacific, Australia, New Zealand, all over the world preaching the gospel of Christ. What a remarkable story. And you know, can you see the picture and the journey that it just makes so much sense? You're looking in a box and it was all cookbooks. Right, exactly. And so that's when you started cooking and cooking with a heart to serve the people and then all the different recipes. So then you were given the recipes of life right there. And so, you know, that you were at 12 years old, so brilliant, a young man to see the purpose of your life. And how blessed are you because many of us would not have seen the purpose at that very young age. And then they would have to go through some bumps and then more bumps and then realize, oh my gosh, maybe I should have done this or maybe I should focus on this instead of that. And so you are truly a blessed young man. And I'm just so excited to hear that part of the story and just realize how important that was, the cookbook, the recipe and the vision that you have planted into your head. And at that age, you were able to see it and take it and run with it. Wow. That's good. That is good. Okay. So now, what would make a young man think about running for an office of public service versus just hanging out? You live in Waianae, the most beautiful coastline in all this. That's right. I mean, don't tell everybody. Because you know, I'm born and raised Miley. And so I know the beauty out there is the West Side charm and the West Side beauty. And it is God's best kept secret out there. And I know we just want so much more for the people out there. So, you know, what made you start running for office? You could be surfing all day like all the other stuff and all the other Wendy's out there that still serves.   And I would always come back the whole way to rest and recuperate here in my apartment in Nanakuli. And I would just look around my community and, you know, there's so much hurt and suffering and addictions and crime and lots of issues that are facing this community that I said, you know what, I just don't see people rising up to the occasion to do something about it. And so I was approached by, you know, by some people.  I said, no, I would never run for office. I'm traveling the world. I'm preaching the gospel. I love what I do. I don't have time to run for office anyway. The next two days, I literally got like 25 phone calls from a bunch of people who heard my story. I spoke at the local Republican state convention and they're like, you should run for office. I said, oh, no, no, no, no, don't look at me. Don't look at me. Anyway, but within two weeks, I had so many phone calls and I prayed to God. I said, God, if this is your will, then make it evidently clear. And it was pretty clear that people wouldn't stop calling. And so in 2018, I first ran for state Senate against the 14 year incumbent. And people said, oh, that's impossible. You're not going to get over 20%. You know, you're running as a Republican. Nobody really knows your name on a grand scale. And I said, well, you know what, the Lord said to run, so I'm going to run. And so I said, well, I don't know what to do, but you know, for six years growing up, I sold books door to door from 12 years old all the way through high school. I knocked on doors and sold books and that's what paid my way through Hawaiian Mission Academy. So I said, I have no problem knocking on doors. I can do that. I see some guys with a bunch of signs and they're waving. I can do that.  I can do that. So I said, well, here we go. Let's campaign.  We had a ground team. We were knocking on doors. I got bit by four dogs.  But I ran first time candidate. Okay. Nobody really knew who I was against a 14 year incumbent who never really had strong challengers as a Republican. I garnered 44% of the vote in a Senate. People were like, wait a minute, who are you?  And so I lost the election, of course. It was a close race. Right. That was a darn close race for a first time candidate coming out of the gate. And running against a veteran, a Democratic veteran, that's, that's commendable diamond. And you know, I'm sure she has great things to say about how you ran your campaign, because as you mentioned, she probably went through a lot of campaigning without a lot of strong competition like yourself. So that was all again, in his timing of your life for you to have that experience and to run in the Senate race. That was, well, and that's a lot of books you sold to get yourself to Hawaii HMA, Hawaii Missions Academy. That is discipline. That is, you know, growing up. Yeah, it was six days a week. I would knock on doors six days a week from 530 in the evening to 830 at night for, for six years. And that's what paid my way through Hawaii Mission Academy. Yeah. I can't believe that. That is too surreal.  Is that the one on? At that time, I was in Makaha. So waking up in the morning at like four o'clock and catching the 420 bus, going all the way to town, going to school, jumping on like the five o'clock bus to come home and then go home, grab my books and go knocking on doors. And you know, it was, it was surreal. But that's, you know, and so I wanted a Christian education. I wanted to get a good education for myself. And I said, well, you know what, ain't nobody going to do it for me. My parents are in housing projects. They're broke, they're on drugs or low income, you know, they're on food stamps, but I wanted to rise up.   We live in the greatest country in the world. There is no excuses for anything. There's so much opportunity. People are wanting to, wanting to come into this country for opportunity. And we have it all here for us. And many of us don't take advantage of those opportunities. And so anyway, fast forwarding to 2020, I'm currently now running for state house here on the Waianae Coast. So district 43 spans from Ma'ili, Nanakuli, Ko'olina, Honokaihale, Campbell Industrial Kalai Loa and a small portion of Ewa villages. And so it's a pretty large district in the district. I have an airport. I have landfills. I have H-Power. I have a resort. I have Hawaiian homelands. I have lots of different things, a power plant just in this one district, you know, so it's almost like a small city in one little house district. Anyway, but I currently serve on the neighborhood board. I was elected in 2019. I got the highest votes on the board against 25-year veterans. And, you know, I currently serve as the chair of health, education, public safety and parks and recreation committees on the neighborhood board. So lots of work to do. I've been involved in my community. I'm now running for state house. You know, this seat, district 43, was held for four years by a very good friend of mine. And your friend is well, Andrea Topola. We all love her. Yes. Very strong, God fearing Republican representative that she was. She served for four years. In 2018, she ran for governor, and we had someone lined up to take the seat. But what happened was last minute, we discovered that she was a U.S. national, not a U.S. citizen. And so she was disqualified last minute. And so Stacy and Eli, the current representative, she won by default with zero votes. She wasn't even on the ballot in the general election. So she got a free ride in. And here we are in 2020, and it's time to take the seat back. Wow.  Look at this young man that he had the diligence, the obedience, the finacity, the hard work ethic that is so desired in our young people these days. And that's exactly what drove him for six years to get on that bus, not from Nanakuli, which is a little bit closer, but from Makaha, on the public bus system, get his, get his himself to HMA, our admissions academy, study, do well, come home, sell books so he can pay his tuition. And of course, you really live all things are possible through God. That's right. That's right. And so that is so powerful. So as I said, just take all the politics away, just vote for the man with this integrity. And I know you're going to work as hard for the community as you did for yourself, because this is what you were raised and groomed up to be. So not even a miracle. Just God will place you in the rightful position that he has groomed you up to this point. And I'm so honored to just be speaking with you and just, just, yeah. So wow. As I said, parents, moms and dads, look at that. Okay. And no excuses, guys. I'm tired. I'm busy. I don't feel well.  When they tell me they busy, I don't believe them because like you work 20 days, 20 hour days, seven days a week for 20 years, retired at 50. But you know what, it's like I worked 40 years. So it's like, not I'm 60, it's like I'm 80. Right. But, but you know what, and I was able to retire and now I'm serving in capacity like you are, but I'm going to support people like you have the vision to make our communities better. Thank you. Wow. So I know that you love your community. It's already proven, you know, what you have done thus far to make a difference for so many people of the West side. And again, how would you encourage the cakey to get more involved and to have a bit of what you experienced as you were growing up? Right. Well, you know, my, my passion really is I currently serve as a chair of the education committee on the neighborhood board. And my passion really is to talk to our children in the school systems early on, before they hit that adolescence puberty age early on, when they're in elementary school, you know, to instill in them the principles of hard work and ethics and the fact that just because you were born and raised in a unfortunate circumstance or family, that doesn't mean that that dictates your future. I have five siblings, they all went down the same path that my parents led them to and they're homeless today. They're drug addicts today. They're alcoholics today. Someone polkaid based. I'm in Waipahu, Chronix, homeless, living at the park, sitting on the sidewalk, you know, and that could have been me. But without help, I told myself, you know what? I can become anything I want to be in this country. And so I rose up to the occasion. I said, but no one can do it for me. I have to do it myself.  And that's the principles of hard work that our children need to understand and learn. There's lots of movements happening across this country where children and even young adults are feeling entitled. Free education for all, free this, free that. Guys, you don't understand it. Things aren't free. You got to pay for it. Nothing is free. And so anyway, that's why I tend to be more conservative in my politics, because I understand hard work. I understand what it means to work super hard to get something. So yeah. Wow. And hard work is the base of our, or the foundation of our country, of our family. That's right. That's right.  So they came here, their parents came here as sugarcane, pineapple slaves and they worked hard. And you know, when I look back, they were so blessed because they know what it means to sweat and earn money and have that little bit of extra that they work so hard towards. I mean, my mom, she worked as a waitress and she got three of us into public school. I mean, I'm sorry, private school. So my brothers did go to St. Louis and I went to Marino and I lived in Waipahu after living away from Miley and my mom worked as a waitress so that she would earn that extra money to send us to those opportunities. Wonderful. Yeah. I mean, that's the American dream, you know, work hard and, you know, and really lots of these immigrants and people who come in legally, they want the best for their children, you know, and so they're willing to work two, three, four jobs and almost kills them, but they want to make sure that their children succeed. And that's really what this country is all about. Right. And that's the whole generation that we need to continue to build up. I've seen my parents work so hard. So I was mentored that way. They didn't give me a lot of like, love you, huggy, huggy love. It was just, they're working. We got to take care of the home. They go, we clean. We had chores. We knew what it meant to work hard and look at what it created.  You're just a different gem that you were self motivated and that you could have that obedience and the tenacity to continue. And that's, that's admirable, but not, not everyone has those qualities. So that's when you got to step back and realize that.  And then they're like, Hey, uncle, I tired already. No, bro, just one more bag, one more hour, one more hour. Let's go. You can do it. If it's too heavy, you take two trips, you know, but don't, no excuses. And that's exactly what you, yeah, you're saying we're enabling them to be a lazy generation, but we need to pick out those other diamonds in the rough as well, to encourage them, to encourage them and to build them up so that your community can get stronger and better. And that's what I know. That's what your heart is. So you know, I want to, of course, I have to ask you this question about how has COVID-19 affected the people of the West side? And do you feel that the COVID is under control there? Well, you know, so COVID-19 really has affected not just the West side, our state, but in our country and not just physically, perhaps, but more economically.  So they're hurting. And so COVID really has affected us more economically than it has physically. Yes, there has been, you know, some cases of COVID out here. And I think one or two deaths, perhaps, on the entire West side. But they, of course, were old and had preexisting health conditions, you know, just like the flu would affect you and lots of other types of viruses, right? Anyway, but COVID economically has impacted many, many, many families out here on the West side. And so I worked a lot with Andrew Topola in getting over 13,000 meals to families out here on the Waianae Coast throughout this COVID pandemic, you know, and I was helping out with the Waianae Coast Community Foundation in hosting drive-through food banks. And I literally saw people come through there who were hiding their face as they were driving through because they were embarrassed to be in a food bank line. You know, they've never done this before, but they lost their jobs. They had to pay their mortgage and they have no food left. So they have to resort to a little box of zucchini, carrots, potatoes, and, you know, whatever it is just to get their family by. And that's what we're facing right now, you know, we're facing economic hardship. And it's not fair to the families out here to what they're going through. So Wow. Yeah. And you know, I guess, you know, I always try to see the bright side of everything. And so for those friends or neighbors that, you know, are embarrassed, just want you to know that it could be any one of us. And that's why we're all here. We're in it together to support you in any which way we can. And you know, when you receive that food, just take it as a blessing because I know that you've probably were the one that was always giving. And so now to receive, that's very difficult for people who are very giving. And so we have to learn that we have to learn to receive and be gracious and, you know, and just be joyful that we're able to receive. So that when we receive it, you know, you Mahalo Kiakua, right? And then you now know, so it's a building, it's a building tool that God has given to us. So then when we get back on our feet, we're never going to, you know, we're never going to turn our backs on the people that need. And so we're going to turn around and continue to need give. And that's what this is all about. So with that, it may seem dark and embarrassing, but it's not, it's a growing tool that he has placed in our lives to make us better people, better neighbors, better community servants and more diamonds so that you too can turn around and make a difference in the help. Well, you know, I know that most young men on the West side, as I mentioned, I mean, I need to, I still serve. They serve and they hang out at beaches and they probably get into some trouble here and there, you know, whatever they decide, sometimes not the right choice, but how do you enjoy spending your time? I know you're doing the public, the neighborhood board, and all that. That's like a big responsibility diamond.  And you know, as a preacher, as a pastor, as a minister, I love sharing the gospel with people. And that's not always, you know, the Bible that could be a health message that could be, you know, just giving somebody a hug after, you know, they've been going through things, they're showing Christ through different ways. I love doing that. And so campaigning, I get to knock on doors and meet people and pray with people and introduce them to different things. And I, that's what I enjoy doing, knocking on doors, knocking on doors. I did that for six years right throughout high school. So that's a, that's a first nature to me.  I sometimes will wake up in the morning at like six o'clock before the sun is really up. And I go down to yolks and down to Makua. And oh, it's just so beautiful out there, you know, and there's nobody on the beach and seeing the seals on the beach. And I just walk down and get my morning walk in. It's just relaxing, you know, I get to just look at and behold the, the wondrous creations of God. And that's really what recharges me. Yes. And we all need that and make sure you get a lot of that in, in your beginning of your day, in the middle, throughout to refresh, because it can be very grueling. And you need to refresh. And another topic that we're going to talk about that's grueling is I know that sex trafficking is a very hot topic. And I know you're very aware of this situation. And I know it's all around, but being that we're from the West side, we're going to focus in on the West side. And I know you put on talks and stuff, but what are you doing about it thus far in your community? Sure, sure. Thank you.  I mean, that happens, you know, sometimes, but that's not really 90% of all the sex trafficking that goes on is really things that we don't expect our own family members, our own friends, our own uncles, our own fathers, our own whoever it is, the closer they are to you, unfortunately stats show that that's where the risks are, you know. And so bringing awareness to our families, because you know, I was shocked to find out and even realize that one out of four children have been touched inappropriately molested. That's a lot. I mean, one out of four, that is a lot and that is unacceptable. And we need to bring awareness to people, teach kids early on, you know, what is inappropriate that way they know, because a lot of kids, they trust their uncles, they trust their father, they trust their brothers, they trust their cousins, they don't know what's inappropriate. So bringing awareness, I was shocked to find out, you know, from law enforcement that evening that in our own public school systems, we have school counselors who are offering kids money for sex. These are issues that have to be addressed in our community. And lots of kids out here are vulnerable, they don't have much, they're broke, they're raised on food stamps, 20 bucks, that sounds good. Yes, it does, and the enticement is so great for them. And, you know, I just mahalo you because I did see you on Facebook and I called my girlfriend, as I said, hey, let's get out there and learn and understand and support them. And it is venture to continue to educate the people. But I mean, we could talk hours on this and it's, but I know that you're addressing it and so to shape for you and we're going to continue to support you and have more events that way. But I know our time is running out soon. So I just want to say, hey, you know, you're the new kid on the block. How are you getting your platform out and how do you're and getting your constituent's attention? You know, what are you doing? Well, our campaign is totally grassroots. You know, I am so happy to have the ability to knock on doors, to sign with, to call people, to phone back and just let them know, hey, you know, I'm running for office because I really believe that we need change here in Hawaii. And I'm sick and tired of being overlooked by politicians and so just getting our message out there. Like you just saw, I'm so blessed to have the endorsements of many community leaders like Bird Mahelona and the fixtures of men ministries, you know, and lots of churches out here, lots of pastors who are putting their trust and faith in you. They see your heart diamond. They see and they feel your heart. And you know what? I just appealed for the people, the residents of your district, please go out and vote for Diamond Garcia. He's a diamond in the rough and he is the man that you want to guide your community and in a very great way so we can mentor our kids as well so that they can become great residents and citizens. So Diamond, unfortunately, we run out of time and I could go on and on with you, but just Mahalo. Mahalo Kiyoko for your heart and for you being so obedient.  Aloha Diamond. Mahalo. God bless. Aloha.


The overarching purpose of the aquaponic system, design, operation and maintenance training exercise is to build upon the skillset of extension services officers who would work directly with farmers in diversifying the agribusiness. Head of the aquaponic unit within the Department of Fisheries, Vaughn Sarri says, the mission to find solutions to the issues impacting agriculture and fisheries livelihoods is a robust one. Well, firstly, the Fisheries Department will work closely with the Department of Agriculture in identifying suitable niches of which farmers can capitalize on. And secondly, train the officers directly working with farmers in these areas. Aquaponics is one niche if managed well can work to the benefit of sustainable farm based and agriculture livelihoods. Over the upcoming three days, advise you to be attentive and learn as much as you can so your knowledge could be improved. Chief fisheries officer Sarita Williams-Peter says, the aquaponic system design, operation and maintenance training workshop is a cross fertilizer of interventions to support expansion efforts within the agriculture economy, bolstering the capacity of women involved in agriculture and developing the capacity of technical officers within the ministry to cater to the growing needs of agriculture, fisheries and food constituents. For this reason, the Department of Fisheries will be hosting additional exercises in the coming weeks. In August of 2022, the Cabinet of Ministers approved the national policy for the fisheries sector. And one of the key priority areas is aquaculture as well as managing climate. And we know that aquaponics is one of the technologies that can help support bringing us into the future with a very variable climate. In addition, there is a component of institutional support and that by virtue of having officers here from the ministry, agriculture, extension, engineering, aquaculture staff, it allows us to better implement that policy for the sector. It allows us to work collaboratively as a ministry to achieve the policy direction for the sector. Food security remains a top priority point for agriculture leaders as they work assiduously to unveil a suite of interventions to support existing programs to build resilience within the industry and build capacity of aquafood constituents. From the Ministry of Agriculture, this is Amanda Fee-Clock reporting.


One key message for this 26th of June and in the preparation for potentially a new wave of infections or for another pandemic in the future is that drug services including treatment and harm reduction are essential and should be considered as part of essential health services in all new member states. We have also observed a lot of positive changes at local level. A lot of innovation guided by pragmatism because there were new requests, new users asking for help, new needs for people who were using drugs and professionals and institutions all over Europe had to invent to adapt rules in order to both adjust to the reality created by the pandemic but also to address those new needs. And of course what is extremely important is now for all professionals and for the institutions is to make sure that we don't lose the benefit of those innovations when we will be in the post-COVID period.


Hi everyone, Joe for jaspeyscasebreaks.com coming at you with 2020 Panini Donner's Optic Baseball Blaster Break Number 10, Random Team Break Number 10. This sells out Chronicles Number 5, which is coming up in a separate video after this. So as always, we're gonna do the break first and then at the end, we'll assign you a team. Remember, we're just randomizing your names, not the teams at the very end. We will random teams for the break, which we're gonna do right now. Big thanks all of these folks for getting into it. Let's roll it, let's randomize it, two and a six, eight times for each list. Names and teams, one, two. And eighth and final time, after eight, we got Andy down to Franklin. Two and a six, eight times for the teams, one, two. And eighth and final time, after eight, two and a six, there's eight. We got the Stroze down to the Cardinals. All right, here's the first half of the list right here and here's the second half of the list right here. And again, in a different dice roll, we'll do the team giveaways right there. I've got a different tab right there for picker team five. All right, let's get all this on one page. Let's sort by column B, let's box it up. Let's print and rip. Thank you. Some playoff baseball happening right now. Yankees up early, two nothing on the Indians.  Only the third in right now. It's Christian Yellich, stained glass. We'll see him facing my Dodgers in the playoffs tomorrow. I'll be here watching it, stressing out. As usual, there's a Luis Robert. That's for the White Sox. The stained glass Yellich will go to Edwin and the Luis Robert will go to Jared. We got randomized the White Sox. You know, they're Bryce Harbor stained glass so I thought, I guess they're more common than I thought. Still nice though. And there's the bachette right there for the Blue Jays Jacob. Bonus pack features Pink Josh Donaldson. Twins, twins could be sneaky good team in the playoffs. That'll be for Mike G. Starling Marte for the Diamondbacks, Matthew Hedges. The Yankees with another run, yeah. And Paul Goldschmidt for the Cardinals and that will be for Franklin. Okay, now, slip back to this list right here. Now let's give away some teams. So let's grab everybody's name again from Matthew all the way down to Don and everybody in between. And it's gonna be the top 14, almost half the break, top 14 after five. We'll get teams in the Chronicles break which is coming up in a separate video. Good luck everybody. One, two, three, four, and fifth and final time. After five from 15 down to 30. Thanks for giving this a shot, really appreciate it. Congrats to the top 14, Andy, Ryan, Matthew, Mike, Franklin, Mike, Franklin, Mike, Ryan, Mike, Eric, Franklin and Aaron Gaston has my Dodgers. There you go. So I think there's only one filler so I'm gonna put a little rooftop next to your name so you know you got this in that blaster break, number 10. Aaron with the Dodgers, Franklin with the Braves, Eric with the Astros, Mike with the Mets, Ryan with the Cards, Mike with the Nationals, Franklin with the Cubs, Mike with the Reds, Franklin with the Red Sox, Matthew with the Brewers, Mike with the Phillies, Matthew with the O's, Ryan with the Rockies, Andy with the Pirates. There you go. Thanks for watching everybody. Chronicles coming up in a separate video right after this. JaspiesCakesBreaks.com.


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According to two of perhaps the most credible nutrition authorities, the World Health Organization, the European Food Safety Authority, we should get at least a half a percent of our calories from the essential short-chain omega-3 ALA, which is easy, just like a tablespoon a day of chia seeds or ground flax seeds, and you're all set. Our body can then take the short-chain ALA from our diet and elongate it into the long-chain omega-3s, EPA and DHA. But the question has long been, can our bodies make enough for optimal health? Well, how would you determine that? Well, take fiber, for example. A convincing body of literature showed an increased heart disease risk when diets were low in fiber. So the Institute of Medicine came up with a recommendation for about 30 grams a day, which is an intake observed to protect against coronary heart disease and reduced constipation. Thus, just as cardiovascular disease was used to help establish an adequate intake for dietary fiber, it was used as a way to develop a recommendation for EPA and DHA. So with reviews published as late as 2009, suggesting fish oil capsules may help with heart disease, nutrition authorities recommended an additional 250 milligrams a day of preformed EPA and DHA, since evidently we were not making enough on our own if taking more helped. So in addition to the 1 in 2 grams of ALA, 250 milligrams of preformed DHA, EPA, which can be gotten from fish or algae. Fish is a toughy because on one hand, fish has the preformed DHA and EPA, but on the other hand our oceans have become so polluted that fish may contain various pollutants, including dioxins, PCBs, pesticides like DDT, flame retardant chemicals and heavy metals, including mercury lead and cadmium that can negatively affect human health. This was an editorial comment on a recent study on women that found that dietary exposure to PCBs was associated with increased risk of stroke, and almost three times higher risk of hemorrhagic stroke. Unless you live next to a toxic waste dump, the main source of exposure to PCBs is fish consumption, of which perhaps salmon is the worst, though PCBs can also be found in lesser quantities in other meat sources as well. This may explain why studies in the U.S. have shown that just a single serving of fish a week may significantly increase one's risk of diabetes, emphasizing that even levels of these pollutants once considered safe may completely counteract the potential benefits of the omega-3s and other nutrients present in fish leading to the type of metabolic disturbances that often precede type 2 diabetes. Now one could get there too much in 50 milligrams a day from algae oil rather than fish oil, which is free from toxic contaminants because it never comes in contact with anything from the ocean. Then one could get the best of both worlds, the beneficial nutrients without the harmful contaminants. But recently it was demonstrated that these long chain omega-3s don't seem to help with preventing or treating heart disease after all. And since that's the main reason we thought people should get that extra 250 milligrams of preformed EPA and DHA, why do I still recommend following the guidelines? Because the recommendations were not just based on heart health, but brain health as well, to be continued.


Mae'n gweithio'n ei gael! Mae'n gweithio! Ac mae'n gweithio gwahanol o'r dweud o'i gwahanol gwahanol. Mae'n gweithio'n... Yn mynd yn ymdano, a'r cwrs ymdano mae'n meddwl, yn ysgrambl, a mae'r gwahanol yn ddiddordeb yn oed. Mae'n gweithio gyda'n mynd. Lewis yn gyfnodd! Mae'n gyfnodd? Mae'n gyfnodd! Ac mae'n gweithio'n gyfnodd ymdano, mae'r eich gweithio, ..i bywyd i'n meddwl yn ddechrau, ac mae oedd i ni wedi bach y busin o'r hitf. Y dirlo rydych chi i'n meddwl. Ond rydyn ni pei gwn o'r hyn o'r hyfforddiad nhw, gydweithio'r weba gamer ydydd'. Fel rhoi, fe ddechrau i chi'n meddwl i'n meddwl i'n clywed yn y wedi, ond mae'r sefydig modd… ..wyddechrau i'r troi'r troi'r troi yn y Erydd. Ond yn y meddwl i'n meddwl? Fe ddechrau i'n meddwl i'n meddwl i'n meddwl i'n hyfforddiad. Yes, I think the general feeling is that golf was hard and no one's been able to play for like, nearly four months. Even at your level? Oh yes, it's tough. I played well yesterday, I played well yesterday. The sun was shining, there wasn't a breeze and I thought... How are we going to break par then? To make one birdy in 17 par'ys. Dwi'n gweld o'r prydysgol. Prydysgol? Mynd i fod yn ddechrau'r wahanol? 600. Nid o rhwng, yn 600. 600? Rhyw gael dyna'r ddweudio. Tynno gallwch eich gwahog yn maes yn lyst a'r rhai'r eu hotff? Llywod получ i chi. Rhyw gael yn 600. Rhyw gallw'n ydy'r prydysgol. Rhyw gael e'w dweudio'r popeth adm rwy'n gwybod yn i. Dymian yw'r kweithi'r bobl yn y bryd. Ty yn ddim yn cŵnol eich dinog wir fi o'r Llew mewn? Rwy'n ddim yn cŵnol. Rhaid i'n gwneud ymlaen hoswn. Rydych chi'n gwybod... Rydych chi'n gwybod mor gweithio gallu hefyd gyda dylai. Rhaid i'n gwybod Llew? Rwy'n gallu hefyd! Rwy'n gallu hefyd wedi eu hynny yw'n cyd- Dwi'n gwybod i'n gwneud ysgrifiad. Rwy'n gallu hefyd mae hefyd! Rwy'n gallu hefyd! Mae gyda cilio ar hynny. Oes oed. I'm all be first shot of the day, jesus. Change the game plan. What a great start to breaking par. Change the game plan. I'm glad I went first. I'll tell you what, Jack, it'll be coming off as well, it's boiling. That's all we needed. Jesus, I told you to... It's gonna hit me on the head. First came back out of bounds. What a great start from here. I'm glad this is scramble. Yeah, good ball. Oh, that's pearly. It could be on it, Lou. That's on it. What do you think? I can't believe you don't have shot-chaser on that, mate. Oh, yours was a great shot there, wasn't it? Hey, first, that's what redeemed me. Yeah? T-shot anyway. Oh, did move a bit, didn't it? I don't need a camera on the green for that here. Another good one. Sit down. Nice. Bit of spin. That's not a bad effort, is it? No. All right, that. Yeah, it's a better place as well, uphill for the post. Well done. I think at this point you'd best that you pick what score you're going for, so don't forget 18 holes. What you've got to pick is what we're going to finish up with here, how we're going to break par. Oh, never was doubt. Get in. Get in. See, you're liking that shot there, aren't you? Well, I wasn't all of the seat shots today. There, good knock. The other points I mentioned, which I haven't mentioned yet on cameras, we've still got to use eight drives each. That's what changes it and makes it a lot more difficult. Oh, wow. Yeah, just as you would in Scramble. I just dropped that in on my 30. Yeah, so maybe your prediction's changed a bit. Now we've got to use... Yeah, no, I like that. Makes it a lot more difficult. Dodi. I wonder if people's predictions are what we're going to shoot changes. Yeah. It's a ball, Lou. You keep hitting it like that. I struggle to get my 18. So, Lou, first was on you, wasn't it? Four. First drive me. Four. Three. The next one's on me. So, yeah, the change in the... I forgot one important part of the rules is... Me no shot was the big deal and then also the fact that eight drives a piece and then we've got two-floating. And don't forget the two-floating will be really interesting because 16, 17, 18 down Conway is... It's a bit nearly. You wouldn't want to have to get all three in, would we? No. Maybe I'm going to rate after raining that prediction. Yeah, yeah. I thought you'd been a bit bald.  Roll out. Roll out. Louie. Shallow. Maybe not. Come back. Nice. What's that? Isn't it? Five. Oh, the trusty five. That's a fantastic roll. I didn't think you'd give that in no far place. Take that. Oh, gee. Still level. Can we put us down for three and a half on that one, or? Yeah. Yeah. Move.  So what, you're fancying? I will probably try and chip and run a wedge off that. Yeah, I'm fancying something a bit lincey as well. Yeah. Just going to bump something into the flatten. Yeah. Let it run up. Nicely played.   Yeah, super effort. Just put a marker on the floor this time, then. Don't want me to put a tent peg there now. Oh, he says. Oh, you can't believe that's missed. Conwy golf club can be found on the picturesque north Wales coastline. Nearby courses include Mice D, north Wales golf club, Royal St David's and Nevin to name but a few. The historical town of Conwy is full of charm and character. And of course some quality fishing ships. And all overlooked by that magnificent castle. Beautiful land. I don't think the audio will quite pick up there. The sound of the way is just crashing in, but. Nice though. Very rare. It's so still for Conwy. I mean, if we don't break part today, when it's on this format, we never will. Isn't it? This is the day to do it. It's hard, isn't it, I think? Most of us are as in scramble as I thought. It is like that. Good ballroom. Is that? 177. 177. Another drive for Lewis as well. So I've got a bit of, I don't know, 4-2 on the drive sticks. Gotta move. That's rubbish, that, isn't it? Yeah, it's staying up there. It's staying up there, Lou. Well, lucky. That was rubbish, that. A bit of an uphill, isn't it? Yeah. Bit of rubbish, that. This is your shape though. I'm feeling you're here. Your irons have been good today. Oh, have they ever? How's that, Lou? Go. Come on. Come on. That could go in. That could go in now. That's a golf shot. Yeah. That's how you do it, what you do now. I've had my hands all over that to be fair. Confidence booster. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I was feeling down after them drives. Feeling down. There's only one person still in shot, I imagine. You don't have to pan round to the top of the hill, Han, don't worry. I'll just get my ball. Oh, beautiful. Open down. Open down from one. 77. Look at that. Right, Lucy, if I can... The driver's been the club that's let me down. It's some good iron shot, but the driver's been a bit poor. Do you want to have a little patsaw? Cos that was brilliant, that's 7 out. Was it 7 out anyway? No, it was a 6. Golf shot, Lou. Yeah, it's a good ball as well. Oh, I've just tucked it again down on the left. It seems, Lou. That's nice. That's not like you. Grab a quality, mate. Yeah, well done. Is that carrying the bunker? Hope so. If it carries a bunker, that's an absolute blinder. Good swing. You putting that there for when we hold it, yeah? Yeah. Right, go on. Go on, then. Go on, then. Go on, then. Get in, Lou. Well done. See that one, that's a bonus ball. That was one under after nine. There you go. We're breaking par. Oh, and... Why have I thrown in one of them? Twice, I've done that. This is how good my bunker shot was. Fuck's sake. Remember that bunker shot? It's on the 14th, but can't we? 12 years ago. If it was a bunker shot, you had to describe it as like Sevy-like. Oh, we've got the audio. I've got the audio, but no one's seen it. Oh, Christ, Dan. I've just given him some breathing room, haven't we? Is it a bad shot? I didn't film his Sevy shot. And now is it a bad one? So I'll have a look at him.


So mayhem 2.0 has landed and today guys I bring you an already existing legendary farm which is perfect for those mayhem 2.0 level 10 higher powered items and to cut to the chase it is that level 230 farm but it isn't as simple as that. Has it gone guys my name is dbjo and today I bring you another b3 video if you do enjoy it leaving a like really helps out and subscribe if you do want to see more. So mayhem 2.0 has just landed with it we have the loot the universe event we also have the revenge of the cartiles event but in my opinion mayhem 2.0 is the most important and the one that will be with us forever. So to cut to the chase mayhem 2.0 has 10 molds 10 difficulties mayhem 2.0 more 10 or level 10 is the most difficult it drops the best loot the highest powered loot but at the same time like I said it's the most difficult to play with four modifiers applied to it and some of these are utterly brutal we see stats on enemies are plus 12500 health shield and armor so it takes some doing the plan on behalf of Gearbox is to work your way up through to mayhem 10 we are playing an earning loot in the lower levels as each in reality drops gear powerful enough for the above level so playing through mayhem mode 1 will give you gear for mayhem mode 2 etc etc all the way up to mayhem mode 10 or level 10. Well this farm today guys allows you to bypass all the levels of mayhem 2.0 and jump straight into that mayhem mode or level 10 to earn the highest powered loot straight away even with the current build with no additional more powerful gear that you started this day with being able 23rd. So how it works is and I'm certain you are aware of the level 230 farm but if you're not a quick summary 3D upon the VIP tower within the handsome jackpot has a chance at appearing at a level 2 it isn't 100% at the time but for me it's about 85% in the time in which he appears at this lower level problem is to get him to spawn in the first place you have to clear out his room of robots this can be done quite easily with the redistributor of corrosive or a sickle a lob anything quite powerful I mean yes enemies do sponge because of that plus health shield and armor but it actually isn't that hard if you know what you're doing remember though mayhem 10 modifiers can be brutal so reroll any you ain't happy with if you're not sure how to do that mayhem mode is now activated and rerolled via the second from last tab within your echo device so bring up your inventory menu and scroll across so what you do is you clear out Freddy's room then Freddy will spawn in himself if he is anything other than a level 2 quit out of the game and load back in and rinse and repeat until he appears at a level 2 when he does appear at a level 2 you are good to go because here it becomes quite easy all you now have to do is kill him fast travel back to the start of this area then run back up to him and he will respawn no quitting out needed at all now to make this super efficient on yourself get yourself an anarchy because even a level 2 Freddy can sponge some of the most powerful weapons in the game so having an anarchy makes this the easiest I think it can be the variant the weapon doesn't really matter the anarchy for those that don't know is a random world drop upon xyle argos which is exclusive to the guns love and tentacles dlc owners so with this equit stack that damage while firing it and letting it automatically reload 10 times then just use the vending machines here to keep that amore topped up then it's as easy as running up to Freddy using the left hand side of the room and just killing him then fast traveling back the anarchy here doesn't lose those damage stacks though upon fast traveling which makes it amazing for this so you can just keep doing it and what it does is make to an amazing level 10 mayhem mod 2.0 legendary farm for all that beautiful and most powerful loot in the game remember though this will only drop dlc one and prior legendaries it won't drop anything from dlc two which is guns love and tentacles but there's still some amazing things you can get here as we all know which will definitely help you further on and let it down the line when you decide to jump in and play something else and that mayhem 2.0 level 10 so enjoy this people and i hope it helps shoot out and at not guys we have come to the end if you guys enjoyed it leaving a like really helps out if you're new and you want to see more boylands be sure to subscribe anything everyone i miss a video upload you can turn notifications on by hitting that bell button but guys thanks as always for stopping by hopefully enjoy the video and hopefully i'll see you on that next one


Hey there friends. Thanks for checking in at the range now today. We're going to feature Remington shotguns 12 gauge shotguns from Remington I've got four of them that I want to feature today now before I get into this I have to say every time I feature Remington somebody says something about the freedom group all the freedom group They messed up Remington that you know the freedom group has been gone for over five years Remington made a complete turnaround ever since then and I'm excited to feature their products I've been extremely happy with them and I'm excited to do this review now The first one here is the Remington 870 express tactical 18 and a half inch barrel a Tube that holds five rounds of two and three quarter shells one in the chamber Which is what I have six rounds loaded up a port a choke that can be removed and other chokes added You can see it does have a barrel clamp there access rail ghost ring rear sight and a front dot front sight that can be removed and a Night sight or whatever else you want to add fiber optic can be added here. We have a nice How about an inch wide? recoil pad cross bolt Safety, let me disengage that and take a few shots and there we go Remington express tactical I've owned this one the longest of the four and it has always Performed excellent for me and it really is one nice shotgun Here we have the Remington 870 DM Magpul model. It's a detachable magazine That's what the DM stands for and it shares many of the same features as The express tactical that I just shown it does have the front dot same deal there excess ghost ring sight Metal rail a port a choke, but it has Magpul furniture SGA stock and M lock forehand 18 and a half inch barrel a six round magazine. I have federal double-op buckshot loaded up right now but the bolt is different and The overall look is different and it's a magazine fed shotgun, but it's been great and I've always enjoyed it It's worked. Well, I expect heavier recoil with This double-op buckshot nine pellets with these shots many people use this as their home defense Firearm choice or at least the load is let's go ahead and take some shots all right, I Didn't want to shoot those smaller targets with the double-op buckshot because I like those targets And I think it had potential of destroying them But I really am looking forward to the v3 tactical here We have the Remington v3 tactical and this is a gas-operated Semi-auto 12-gauge shotgun. I am very much impressed with it. I loved reviewing it It does have an 18 and a half inch vent rib barrel holds seven rounds in the magazine tube get a load of that barrel clamp on there Polymer stock oversized Controls look at that oversized charging handle bolt release does have a flared mag well for easy loading oversized Cross-bolt safety and it has the versatile port gas system and that is what is most impressive It cycles everything it keeps recoil to a minimum. It's extremely Reliable, and I love the verse support gas system. That's a Remington patent product, and it's it's Incredibly soft shooting and that is what I really enjoyed it does have a drilled and tapped receiver here But let's go ahead and take a few shots. It's an extremely fast Shooting shotgun. I'm not going to shoot it extremely fast But it is if you saw my range review, you'd know what I'm talking about now the first four loads are just regular seven and a half target loads the last three are Double-ought buckshot. So maybe you will see a difference in the recoil But it's it's the smoothest 12-gauge shotgun that I've ever operated here we go double-ought buck I remember with my range review I shot Turkey loads which are some of the heaviest recoiling 12 gauge loads that you're going to find and it was Not bad at all. I'm not going to say it didn't hit you back Just the nature of turkey loads do that, but this verse support system really is something Now this one flat out excites me a Remington v3 tack 13. This is actually classified as a firearm It's not a shotgun, but I added it into this series because I I love featuring it It's got a 13 inch vent rib barrel. Look at that same barrel clamp on there holds five of the magazine tube One in the chamber drilled and tapped very much like the v3 tactical has a bird's head grip here front strap Extremely reliable. It also has the verse support system. So it's a little softer shooting But you have a much smaller firearm and I made a video once saying this is Potentially the best home defense firearm out there. It all depends on what you want in a home defense firearm But I think it's amazing I've got six rounds loaded up and I also have the first three loaded up bird shot the second three loaded up our Federal hybrid five shot. It's also a bird low, but it's heavy recoiling But that verse support system does the trick very well. Let's go ahead and shoot these six rounds You can tell a difference with that five-shot it Jumps around a little bit. That's why this strap is so important.  You can shoot it from the hip and it's a extremely reliable Firearm it has been since I've owned it and I love it So there are my four Remington 12 gauge firearms. They have so many other Models those into hunting. They have a wide variety of that and everything else you name it. They have it Let's stop saying the Freedom Group. They're gone They're doing a great job and I love the four models that I just featured if you like videos like this Please subscribe and share I always appreciate thumbs up button. Thanks for watching and you guys be safe


Our familiar number system is base 10, so in contrast to addition in base 4, the 10 for one trade is harder to draw. Now we'll begin using our abstract numbers symbols to represent the amounts, but it's important to remember that they represent the number of units, so we'll continue for now to use the place value chart. Now because our number system is base 10, we actually have names for the higher units, and we typically say that the smallest unit is a 1, 10 1's make a 10, 10 10's make a 100, 10 100's make a thousand, and if we're writing a number in base 10, we'll omit the base designator. So what we used to write as 1 3 5 base 10, we'll write as 1 3 5 without indicating the base. Moreover, we'll read the number using the unit names, and so this number should be 100 3 10's 5. What's that? What do you mean 30? So let's talk about the names of the numbers. We also have the familiar names for the numbers 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10, and the number after 10 should be called 10 and 1. However, in defiance of logic and sensibility, we call it 11, and so this brings up an important idea. Always distinguish between the easy and the familiar. So it might seem strange and unnecessarily difficult to call the number after 10 10 and 1. Why not call it 11? That's easier. Well, actually it isn't. It's familiar. And so the thing to remember is that every new number word is something that must be learned and memorized. So calling the number after 10 11 requires remembering a new word. It also loses the connection to the fact that it is the number after 10. Remember how you speak influences how you think. In contrast, calling it 10 and 1 is both logical and retains the connection. So if we counted logically, we'd count 10 and 1, 10 and 2, 10 and 3, 10 and 4, 10 and 5, 10 and 6, 10 and 7, 10 and 8, 10 and 9, 10 and 10. Now we can make one further modification. This last one, 10 and 10, would actually make more sense as two 10s. And again, this might seem unnecessarily difficult. Why not call it 11, 12, 13 and so on? And again, always distinguish between easy and familiar. It's familiar that we count 11, 12, 13, but it's not easy. We have to remember all of these new names. In contrast, if we count like this, we don't have to remember any new names and we retain the connection. And in fact, by way of comparison, let's consider the following. In Chinese, the numbers from 1 through 10 are, in my mangled Mandarin, yi, ar, san, xi, wu, liu, ji, ba, ji, xi. The number after xi, 10, is xi, yi, 10 and 1. Then comes xi, ar, xi, san and so on, up to xi, jiao, 10 and 9, which is followed by ar, xi, two 10s. And what this means is that once you can count to 10 in Chinese, you can count to 20. In contrast, in English, you need to know 20 different words to count to 20. Actually, it gets better. Once you know these 10 words and the naming convention, you can count as high as 9, 10s and 9, what we might call 99. And again, in comparison, in English, you need 27 different words to count that far. And Korean, Japanese and several other languages have a similar structure to their number words, making the numbering much easier. Now remember how you speak influences how you think. And if we read numbers this way, this will help us think about numbers in a useful manner. So let's read the numbers by specifying the number of each type of unit. So this number might be called 12, but we don't want to read it that way because 12 doesn't tell us anything useful. This is actually one 10 and two 1s. Similarly, this number, two 10s and four 1s. And this is one 10 and one 1. So why is it useful to read numbers this way? Well, suppose we wanted to add these three numbers together. If we read these as 12, 24 and 11, it's not really clear how we can add them. But if we read them as what they are, this is one 10 and two 1s. This is two 10s and four 1s. And this is one 10 and one 1. And remember arithmetic is bookkeeping. So if we add them by combining the sets, we see that all together we have four 10s and seven 1s, which we can write this way. And that gives us our addition. And what's important here is you can actually do this mentally. One 10, two 1s, two 10s, four 1s, one 10, one 1. That's one, two and one 4 10s and two, four and one 7 1s. Now we might call this mental arithmetic, but what we're really doing is we're talking our way through to the answer. So we might add these numbers mentally. This number is 100 and three 1s. This number is two 10s and one 1. And this number is one 10 and three 1s. Arithmetic is bookkeeping. We set it all together. We have 100, three 10s, and seven 1s, which we can write this way.