Hello people of the internet, my name is Johnny and welcome to the final FNAF Security Breach news video before the game comes out. Now I'm sure we're still gonna have plenty more to talk about the game, heck we're gonna do an entire playthrough on the game so a lot more security breach content's coming. But as of content before release, this is the final video. Cause it's December 16th and you know what that means the game is coming out today which is still a crazy thought. After everything the community's been through, waiting for this game, delays, leaks, everything it's finally coming to a close. But even though we are mere hours away from the release of the game we still have quite a lot to talk about. So in today's video we're gonna be summarizing Daco's interview with SteerWolf Studios that revealed a bit more about the game. We're gonna be talking about the physical releases of the game coming next year to PS4 and PS5. And brand new teasers, three brand new teasers that SteerWolf released for a countdown to the game and also probably the main reason why I clicked on this video while you're not seeing any playthrough videos on the game right now. Cause if you didn't know, the game's supposed to be out or at least it was supposed to be out. So what exactly happened? So subscribe to the channel, hit the like button so you stay notified whenever I post my security breach playthrough and also when we get new news on the game. And now normally I'd save this for the end of the video but I think we should kick the video off with what's going on with the release time. Cause if you didn't know, the game was supposed to come out midnight Thursday, pacific coast, you know 3am on east coast, like 8am over in the UK so obviously something happened cause the game's not out yet. Well a few people noticed on the steam page for the game the time got changed. It was no longer 3am for Eastern Standard, it was 9pm. Which was strange cause the playstation store release time didn't change so did the PC release get delayed but playstation didn't? Well luckily steerwall made a official blog post to their website explaining what's going on. Oh boy, we're here. It's actually happening. Five nights at Freddy's security breach is releasing today. In preparation for the launch I wanted to ask for a few minutes of your time to talk about what you can expect from the team here at steerwall over the coming days and beyond. First and foremost the game will be released on Thursday, December 16th at 6pm PST so unfortunately it seems that the game got delayed by about 18 hours or so. We know steam said midnight but that was an oversight on our port and we apologize. We passed all of our submissions but continued ripping through bugs in an effort to release a solid day one patch. Once our QA team gives the thumbs up on them we'll get those patches submitted while we predict patches will submit tonight. There's a non-zero chance that a fix breaks something and we want to be absolutely certain we can react to that possibility. To give ourselves a bit of a cushion and you a better experience we moved the release to later in the day. Now let's talk about the near future. We're about to go from a few testers to hundreds of thousands and as such are prepared to respond to any serious issues that shake out of the launch.  Things like hard progression, blockers and game breaking crashes have been addressed. In all my years in games I've never been able to say that with a straight face. To be clear though that does not mean we found every issue. You will find things that we didn't and we will address them appropriately. Lastly in order to talk about the coming weeks and months I first need to tell you all about how things have been at Steel Wool. As an indie developer this is easily the biggest game the studio has ever built. Leading up to launch we've made thousands of balance changes and bug fixes. In order to accomplish that the team pushed itself to the absolute limit. The talented human beings I work with have poured everything they've got into this game. I for one am immensely grateful for their contributions and beyond proud of what they've achieved. All this to say once any critical issues are addressed the team is going to take a break for the holidays. I think that once you all start playing the game you will agree they've earned it. We're thrilled to give this game to you all and can't wait to see your reactions. From all of us here at Steel Wool thank you for always supporting us as we do the thing we love most in the world. Creating joy through games. Yeah so that is a quick explanation of what's going on with the release of the game what time it's coming out and also what we can expect to see in the future post launch. So even though the delay is a little bit unfortunate it's only by like 18 hours so not even a full day it's really not that bad. Plus it's for bug fixes making the experience of the game better for us players which I think it's perfectly fine delaying the game for that. So yeah after the game launches we can expect a few patches if there's any critical issues and then Steel Wool is taking a break and I really do think that they deserve it. So now let's quickly talk about the physical copies of the game being released next year. Earlier today the Maximum Game Store who are the people who ported the other FNAF games released pre-orders for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 for Security Breach and they're going to be released on March 15th 2022 which if you remember other platforms should be getting the game around that same time. So what makes you wonder is that the same date Xbox is going to get the game. The only release time we have so far with Xbox and other platforms is three months after release and then again that was a while ago so maybe they need more time maybe they need less time we don't know but if you want to pre-order a physical copy of the game it's going to be linked down below. And now I've got a huge list of info that came from Docko's interview with Steel Wool. I'll leave the full interview linked down below it's about 40 or so minutes. Huge huge thank you to Docko and Ray and also Jason from Steel Wool for the amazing interview and also a lot of the info I have for you guys in this video came from Kane Carter on Twitter and also the Furnit Discord both of which again linked down below. I unfortunately only have a list not any clips so I'm just gonna be reading you guys a whole bunch of info. It took the team about two full days to take an employee Ray around the entire Pizza Plex really shows you how big the mall is gonna be. When the team started back during the time of Curse of Dreadbear they originally had a two-story building for the Pizza Plex. However when they gave the Pizza Plex to the sets team the sets team made it a three-story building and technically it's more than three stories now which that's most likely referring to the sewers which are gonna be underneath most likely the Pizza Plex. Apparently there's an arcade machine that mimics or at the very least is a reference to Dance Dance Revolution. Whether or not we can actually play the game I don't know we do know that we can play a lot of the arcade machines so I'm assuming we can play that. The music man that appears in the game is not the same character from Pizza Simulator and his official name is DJ Music Man. The game will take place over the course of only one night but each hour in the night is gonna be structured kind of the same way that nights are in any traditional FNAF game. So that likely means the further you get into the night the more difficult it's gonna get the more active the characters are gonna be and the more aggressive they're gonna be. And there's also more than five hours in the night. Some areas around the Pizza Plex have various mini-games like arcade machines and fantasy golf and they are separate from the general overworld of the game. Since you'd most likely get attacked and probably killed get a game over when playing the games since in the overworld if you want to call it that the characters are actively hunting you down. The game will have different paths that you can take inspired by the choices you make during the game and these choices will obviously have lasting effects. An example that Steer Wall used is going upstairs or downstairs but you only have time to explore one area. So choosing where to go and in what order will affect your gameplay. Steer Wall said that replayability and player choice was a focus for the game. All of this means that there are most likely multiple endings. The various boss battles throughout the game might be optional and they may tie into that whole player choice that Steer Wall is going for. We will learn more about the past history of the Freddy's franchise and especially Fredbear's Family Diner. Steer Wall has thought about adding multiplayer to Security Preach. That is an idea that they've kind of bounced around here and there but nothing's concrete. So far they have no plans to implement multiplayer to the game but they did finally after so many years confirm that Flashlight Freeze in Help Wanted was a scrapped multiplayer game mode. Due to the previous success of the Curse of Fredbear DLC from Help Wanted, DLC for Security Preach is being discussed. We'll likely hear more about that next year in 2022. Though nothing is concrete right now, updates and bug patches for the game are planned to be released after the game is out. The game will launch with subtitles. There is an office gameplay segment in Security Preach and we do know that there are multiple offices in the Pizza Plex. So which one we play in? Unsure. We could play in multiple offices throughout the night or it could just be only one. There is a ports and service warehouse that Ray said he's very excited to see players react to. Apparently there's a golfing minigame that features settings from the previous FNAF games. Scott often gave Steer Wall content to put into Security Preach stuff that Steer Wall didn't even know what it was or what it was or is for. And Scott and his team did a lot of the textures for things like the arcade machines and easter eggs. Showtime from Help Wanted may return in Security Preach, though they said not in a way that we might expect. Which if you ask me, I think that most likely means it is in the game and we will see it in some form. Steer Wall has considered releasing dev diary videos to their channel to give their employees an opportunity to explain and share the process of developing the game. When given the opportunity to tease something from Security Preach, Steer Wall replied with schematics. When trying to play through the game and collect every collectible, Jason said he played about four and a half hours and was nowhere near beating the game. And the final one, apparently, the official name of the Moon and Sun animatronics is the Daycare Attendant. Which if you ask me, is not a good name. I like Moon Drop and Sunrise so much better, man. But those are a few key details that fans pointed out in the interview with Steer Wall Studios and now let's take a look at a few teasers. These will be the final thing we talk about about Security Preach before the game comes out. These three new teasers. So on their Twitter, Steer Wall did a countdown, three days, two days, one day leading up to the release of Security Preach. For three days they have a dancing staff bot. It looks like he's having a fun time except he's missing his right hand and instead it's replaced with a panel. It looks like it has Helpy's face on it as well as an e-mail symbol. On day two we have the Daycare Attendant kind of dancing, celebrating on top of their tower in the play area. It's also interesting to point out it looks like the lights are on or at least they have a spotlight on them in this gif. And the final gif so far has DJ Music Man dropping some beats. Which I'm excited for because that means his role in the game is not exclusively just chasing you down in the tunnels, right? It seems like he's an actual attraction in the pizza plex itself, which I'm looking forward to. It looks like he's having a jam in time and I really hope that at some point in the game he's not chasing us down and he's actually just DJing. But that is it. That is everything. This is the final Steelwall, I mean, security breach video before release. It's still crazy to think about. This game comes out in a couple of hours. Man, I'm so excited for this game. I really can't wait. I'm going to be doing an entire playthrough of the game, trying to find all the secrets, hopefully getting a lot of endings, though I don't know how long this game is going to be. If the series turns out to be like 50 episodes, might have to cut it a bit short because oh my god, that's just a lot of videos. But my goal for the playthrough is about daily uploads, maybe two uploads a day if I can squeeze it in. I'm going to try and stay away from all spoilers. I really don't want to get spoiled for the game. So when you watch my videos, my reaction will be genuine and I'm just, I'm really looking forward to it. So what are you guys most looking forward to in the new game, the new characters, the new setting? What are we going to get after security breach? And the next time I see you will probably be me saying, hello people of the internet and welcome to FNAF security breach. Thanks for watching and I'll see you all on the flip side. Goodbye.


How's will I am in a shaitan in regime? Bismillahir Rahmanir Rahim. We have to do some recapitulation what we have been doing in all those standards. We are not going to add in one particular question all those standards, but some of them I'm going to show you how those standards are incorporated when we are preparing the financial statement. So let's see a question. Now following trial balance relates to Salman. Normally trial balance, say we make accounts in the future, then look at the state trial balance. Revenue, note number one. This means that there should be some adjustment in this. Cost of sales again, note number one. So it means still there should be some adjustment in this. So we will look into these notes later. Distribution cost, administrative cost, loan interest paid. Look at that paid. And there is one thing that we haven't paid. So what we haven't paid, we have to incorporate it. This is paid. Honorary share of 25 cents each could be paid. So this is the share of 25 cents there. We have 10 rupees share. Share premium. Retail earning. This is the opening. This year's account has not been added. And then this is 6% redeemable loan, note issued in 2010. This is a redeemable note. And on this you have to pay a year's 6% interest. Now look at a small calculation here. If your loan is 50 million, and there is 6% interest on it, then it is 3 million. So as you can see, you have paid 1.5 million. So it means you should automatically understand that you have to create a 1.5 million interest payable. Technically, you should say that you are paying half a year on this loan. So it has been paid for 6 months. Now for the remaining 6 months, you will have to make an adjusting entry. So look at land and building. Again, there is a portion of land of 40 million and the rest of the building will be of 60 million. And for this note, you have to see how to adjust it. Because there is a deprecision on the building. There is no deprecision on the land. That is why it has given a separate building. Plant and Equipment. Again, there is a note given. Because there is an adjustment in this that the normal plant you use, which you take out and hold for sale, there will be an adjustment in this. Different development expenditure. If you are developing for a project, or for a product, or for a formula, then all the cost incurred on it, if it becomes a feasible project later on, then you capitalize on it. Generally, for this, it is standard, which we have not studied, but I will brief you a little bit. The research and development expenditure is that the expense of the research will be given to the profit and loss account for a long time. But the development cost, we capitalize on it and then we appropriate it like deprecision. So development is an intangible asset. That is why the word amortization is used for this. Whereas accumulative deprecision are the assets of your opening balances. And the amortization, development, expansion, development expenditure is also amortization, deprecision, you can call it provision. Income tax is also given and deferred tax is also given. This deferred tax is a little bit, I do not understand the students, but I will tell you that the deferred tax is that you are getting some benefit from the government this year, but that benefit will be reversed in the next year. I will tell you the entry. If you buy a new asset, then for the first time you have to charge it for 5 years. So in 5 years, you will charge the profit and the expense will be recorded. But the government says that we allow you to write off in 2 years. Although you have to do it in 5 years, but it is called timing difference. That is, you are giving benefit in 2 years when you recover from it in 5 years. So the timing difference in this because of that timing difference is calculated by deferred tax. And note about deferred tax that it does not pay. What kind of tax is it that does not pay? Ultimately, it is created from the profit and when the time comes for the reverse, the profit is reversed. That is why it does not have a payment, but when we make accounts, we will have to show it in tax, in income statement and in balance sheet. And about deferred tax, it does not have current liability, after that, it is trade receivables. And next is inventory, 30th September 2012. There is also a problem here. Inventory is in the last notes and adjustment. Why is it in this? Because you have already made cost of goods sold. When you have made cost of goods sold, the opening was added in the cost and this is the closing stock that is why it will come in the trial balance. So whenever the cost of goods sold becomes part of the trial balance, the closing stock should be seen in the trial balance separately. There is no problem with the trade balance. Thank you very much.


Hello, I'm Don Creel, director of electrophysiology at the Moran Eye Center in Salt Lake City. Today we're going to talk about multifocal electorentnograms. I consider the multifocal electorentnogram the magic of clinical electrophysiology. Eric Sutter adapted the mathematical sequences called binary M sequences so that one can isolate from a single electrical signal an electorentnogram approximation from each square millimeter of the retina. These electorentnograms look like a flash electorentnogram, but are in fact a mathematical average of an approximation of a B wave. Let's go take a look at the recording equipment. When selecting a room for electrophysiological recording choose a room with little electrical interference. Do not choose a room adjacent to a source of high voltage interference such as an elevator, high amperage autoclave, or centrifuges. A room with a sink is convenient for washing your hands and cleaning electrodes. An internet connection is good to have so you can share data and the manufacturer of your system can download software updates and access your computer to help solve problems. Be compulsive about the organization of your room. Keep your dilating drops, balance salt solution in same locations so they are easily accessible. Be compulsive about your recording procedures. Use the same room lighting. Place every patient in the same location. The Moran Eye Center system is Eric Sutter's Veris system manufactured by EDI. The Veris system uses a micro-display to display the stimulus pattern. Most multifocal ERG systems display their stimuli on a video display with the subject viewing at a distance of a half meter or less. Most stimulus displays use a pattern similar to this. The fixation image varies between manufacturers. The Veris system allows one to choose any size X, circle, or Maltese Cross. These shapes can be adjusted to any font and pen size from as small as several millimeters to the full width of the stimulus field. Using the Maltese Cross is useful in patients with macular scatomas. You can adjust the size and width of the tails of the Maltese Cross so the patient can estimate the center and hold that fixation point. Regardless of the system that's used, the results are usually displayed on a video monitor and would appear such as this. I have an automatic backup system that backs up whatever data has been recorded every few minutes. I recommend this in case there's a problem with the computer. Again, I recommend being compulsive about your layout of what you use for your dilating drops, your artificial tears, and solutions you might use to clean your electrodes. I use a dilute solution, a 10% dilute solution of clothing bleach. I dilute from the original down to 10% and keep it in a smaller bottle, such as a 1 liter bottle, with distilled water available for the rinsing. Clearly mark a container to be your cleaning, which we mark with our red dot. We clean the contact lenses in that and then rinse it and tap water in distilled water. Follow the recommendations of the manufacturer of your contacts if you use reusable contact lenses. There are a number of kinds of eye electrodes. I'm going to show you some of them here. This is the ERG Jet, which looks like this placed on the eye. This is the Arden Gold Foil, which is a piece of cassette tape with gold foil on one side when placed in the eye, hanging usually from the lower lid. The gold foil touches the sclera and records the eye electricity. You can use a small silver wire. These are called DTL. These are disposable. They come with these self-adhesive locations that go near the inner and outer canthus and then the silver wire touches the sclera in the lower part of the eye. I use the Clear Bipolar Burian Type Speculum Contact that's manufactured by Hanson laboratories in Iowa City, Iowa. If you're not using a bipolar contact lens, you need to select another location for the negative reference. In ophthalmology, the forehead, the mastoid, or the earlobe are commonly used. For the grounds you can use any location such as the wrist. I happen to use the earlobe. I clean well first with an alcohol, then I clean with a commercial cleaner that's sold as an EEG preparation paste. The better your connections, the better your data. I'm going to go through the main procedure of hooking up a patient for a multifocal electroretanogram. I numb the eye with several drops of a topical anesthetic. We use Properacane. I usually give two or three drops to make sure the eyes good and numb. You want to avoid moving the contact across the cornea, so I ask the patient to look down, place the contact high up on the sclera, and then close the contact straight down so it doesn't abrade the cornea. In my testing situation, I then use head cups to secure the head, to make the head as stable as possible, asking the patient if they're comfortable, and then line up the micro-display. I guide the patient's hand to a focus knob. On the verisystem, you can then see the eye displayed. You can see the pattern falling on the pupil. One of the features of the verisystem is the external video of the eye allowing you to coach subjects to maintain fixation if they're gaze falters. You can also switch to the fundus view, enabling the projection of a pattern onto the retina in animal models or anesthetized patients. I want to re-emphasize the procedures used to connect a patient and putting the contact lens in. Clean very well whatever locations you're going to use, either for your negative reference or for your ground. Better the connection, the better the data. Again, numb the eye with several drops of a topical anesthetic, such as proparacane. Patients only need to be dilated with migratic drops. One only needs about a 7 millimeter pupil for the stimulus image to fall on the central 40 degrees or so of the retina. Again, in the electrodes I use, I have them look down well and then place the contact straight in so it doesn't abrade the corny at all. To secure its placement on the eye, I line up the center of the pupil with the center of the contact lens and put a small piece of tape on the cheek to hold its position and then place the patient in head cups to help secure the head and ask them if they're comfortable in its position. And I line up the micro display, always patch the other eye. Some people have such a dominant eye that even though you're asking them to look at the pattern with one eye, they won't look directly at it. If you leave the dominant eye open, I ask the patient to focus so that they have a sharp image. Ask the patient just to attend to their fixation point and this is what it looks like during a recording. You can see the pattern moving on the cornea. This is what they're seeing inside of the micro display and as most stimuli are displayed on video monitors of other multifocal electroretinogram systems. It's important that the patient maintains fixation. If you don't maintain fixation, you get multiple points indicating the patient is focusing at different locations during the recording instead of just one central peak. One of the many applications of the multifocal electroretinogram is to track the progression of macular degeneration. This patient shows the beginnings of macular degeneration in one eye. You can see the reduced ERGs in the central portion of this eye. The color display would look like this, comparing that to normal individuals below. Another application of the multifocal electroretinogram is to detect and follow the progression of patients that are taking medications that can be toxic to the eye, such as chloroquine or plaquinil. These individuals, if the medication is toxic, can produce ring scatomas, usually between 5 and 10 degrees from the fovea. This is the display of an individual with significant retinal toxicity from plaquinil. You can see the scatomatous areas around the foveal area between 5 and approximately 10 to 15 degrees. In the ring scatoma that this produces, this is a very severe expression of toxicity from plaquinil. This is the visual field of an individual who had been struck in the eye, showing the visual field loss. This shows the multifocal electroretinograms, which are attenuated in the similar area as the visual field loss. This is the color representation of the field loss. It's central sparing with scatomatous area, beginning approximately 5 degrees from the fovea and extending to about 9 o'clock in his visual field. Traditionally, with multifocal electroretinograms, people mainly look at what you might call the B wave amplitude. It's important to also look at the implicit times. Diseases vary whether the implicit times are affected in addition to amplitude attenuation. This is a patient with bird shot choreoretinopathy. These individuals can have any stage of retinal degeneration, but in the early stages, characteristically, they just have slowing of the implicit times, especially of their cone physiology. This displays slowing of implicit times beyond two or three standard deviations. You should look at implicit times in all patients. This figure shows the multifocal electroretinograms of a patient with big blind spot syndrome. You can see the depressed area around the normal blind spot greatly enlarged. This shows the color transformation of the amplitude in the area of the big blind spot syndrome. This shows the implicit times of a big blind spot syndrome patient transformed into a color scale. The white areas show slowing of five standard deviations. The pink area is slowing of four standard deviations in implicit time, and the red area is three standard deviations in implicit times. As I mentioned earlier, it's important that you start looking regularly at the implicit times of patients and not just the amplitudes of their multifocal electroretinograms. This is a patient with stargarts. You can see the attenuated multifocal electroretinograms in the central portion of the retina. This figure shows the color transformation of the amplitudes with no central peak visible. In summary, I encourage those recording multifocal electroretinograms to broaden their horizons and apply new protocols and analyses. The multifocal electroretinogram is not just the one analysis used by most, which represents the mathematical approximation of B wave amplitudes. Look at other analyses, especially implicit times. Apply different protocols appropriate for each patient. Ask if there are other protocols specifically designed for different patient populations. Multifocal electroretinograms comprise a system of many possible protocols and analyses.