Kevin James has become a popular and successful comedian and actor since he began doing stand-up in the late 80s, a while known for his long-running role of Doug Heffernan on the hit sitcom King of Queens. This show ran from 1998 to 2007 and, in addition to his TV work, James appeared in a handful of films such as Hitch, An Output Out to Chuck at Larry, Paul Blart, Malt Cop and many more. With his success over the years, the actor has used some of that fortune buying stunning mansions notably a few in the Sunshine State. Unfortunately, Kevin lost millions when he sold his most recent Florida property for $12.6 million, considering he and his wife bought it for $14 million in January 2021. This beautiful estate was located in Delray Beach and boasted all the bells and whistles, including an elevator, guest house, bar, games room, saltwater pool and spa and much more. In January 2021, Kevin James thanked himself a new place to escape. A jaw-dropping mansion in Delray Beach, Florida, which besides all of its other highlights was also ocean-friendly. Delray Beach is a small city on Florida's southeast coast where the Pineapple Grove Arts District boasts public art and galleries. Other highlights include the Lakeside Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens, which offer tea ceremonies, calligraphy workshops and serene outdoor spaces. Kevin paid $14 million for the mansion, located in the heart of the Sunshine State's Gold Coast, which was beautifully landscaped and walled off for privacy. Features of the newly built property included an elevator, a guest house, games room, bar and wine cellar. The mansion reportedly spanned around 12,000 square feet of space, while there was also the separate guest house containing one bedroom and one bathroom. In the main house, there were six beds and 10 baths throughout, right across the sea level. The interiors flowed out to wrap-around iron embellished and columned balconies and terraces. The floors in Kevin's mansion were made of porcelain tile and hardwood, while ceilings boasted custom wood paneling in many of the rooms. Kevin and his wife, Stephanie, could enjoy the living room, which offered direct pool views as well as a gas fireplace with stone mantel and wet bar. The main living room boasted a wall of glass sliders, which opened right out to a large covered patio, while most of the decor in the home's interiors were bright, white and sleek. While we're in the kitchen, the space was equipped with two islands as well as a breakfast room. Also in the mansion, there was a games room gathering space that opened via glass doors right to the poolside, which further connected to the guest house. The rec room had a unique orange topped pool table as well and even a mini bar, while nearby there was a cavernous wine cellar too. Kevin's Meltzer Suite was located on the top floor and offered its own modern gas fireplace, a sitting area as well as two sets of French doors leading out onto a balcony with water views. There's also space for a home office here, double-walking closets and an impressive bath with white marble counters, a modern deep soaking tub and a glass-enclosed steam shower. Other bathrooms are just as luxurious, with one even boasting a deep soaking tub set behind a wall of glass. Offering privacy for any guest, the first floor on Sweet Guest's bedroom of the home can be accessed from the front porch. Over on the second floor, three on Sweet Guest's bedrooms all have ocean view balcony. Beautifully landscaped and walled off for privacy, the outdoor area of Kevin's serene home is just as impressive. On the grounds of his Florida mansion you'll find an angular saltwater pool and spa, which dominates most of the yard as well as tall palm trees surrounding it. There's even an open-air kitchen with plenty of room to relax and entertain. Direct beach access and an attached five-car garage round out the property's offerings. In the end, the comedian ate a loss on the sale of his Delry Beach home considering he was hoping to sell it for about $20 million. The gorgeous property ultimately changed hands in 2023 for $12.67 million instead. But this isn't Kevin's first time buying and selling Florida real estate either. Considering in 2016 he sold another abode in Delry Beach for $26.4 million, which he made a healthier profit on. While he may have ate a loss on that mansion, Kevin James has a history of making profits in Florida. He previously sold a different Delry Beach home for $26.4 million in 2016, which he had acquired for $18.85 million four years before. The comedian's home sale was first reported by The Real Deal. Situated on nearly three acres of beachfront property, this estate was set on Ocean Boulevard and featured a grand Mediterranean revival mansion, spending 26,000 square feet and housing eight bedrooms, nine bathrooms, seven fireplaces and a 10-car garage. The property also included a double-island chef's kitchen, gym, wine cellar, saltwater pool and a children's playground situated on more than an acre of artificial grass. Hello, easy maintenance. She used to acquire the property through the Opie Russell Trust and originally listed the mansion for sale in February at $28.85 million. It didn't take long for the property to find a buyer, spending less than six months in the market. A relatively swift sale for such high-end estate. Additionally, the property offers 2.8 acres of beachfront land, exquisite finishes like antique European oak and alhambra tile throughout its interiors, as well as touches of limestone and coral. House also voles other luxurious features like meticulously landscape garden, yandering pathways, seven fireplaces and covered lodges scattered throughout the property. We don't know where Kevin James will head to next or which mansion he's gonna die on in Delray Beach, but for today that's gonna wrap up our house tour. After getting a look at two of Kevin's Florida mansions, which one did you prep her? Thanks for watching and before we go, answer this question for me. If you were about to eat a loss on a home you bought, would you hang on to it or just take the L and move on? Let me know down in the comments what you would do and don't forget to like, subscribe and follow me on Instagram to chat. I'm Kara The Vampire Slayer and if you'd like to stay tuned for another tour then coming up next we've got this look into the homes of Adam Sandler. Bye! While Adam Sandler might play an average Joe in most of his movies, in real life this funny man lives a total life of luxury. Sometimes coming across as too casual or very down to earth, we can forget that Adam is super wealthy and successful, but the man has amassed a net worth estimated at 480 million dollars. He's long called a nearly 13,000 square foot Pacific Palisades estate his main residence while he and his family also have homes in places like Malibu as well as over in Florida. Also Michael and I just dropped our very own house tour of our new home we moved into this year, so go ahead and subscribe to our family channel if you want to see where we're living and more of what we're up to. Oh and once you watch it, let me know what you think of our home. In these videos we don't reveal any addresses even though I've done a house tour of my own place please do not show up at any private residences because it's not safe for anyone. Adam Sandler is a comedian actor and filmmaker who starred on Saturday Night Live in the 90s before going on to star in a long list of Hollywood films. These movies combined have earned over 4 billion dollars at the box office. Adam also has a 350 million dollar deal currently with streaming platform Netflix and his latest release Hussle a sports drama in which he plays a basketball scout has broken some records. Hussle has given him some of the best reviews of his career to date and over on Rotten Tomatoes it's currently ranked as the most liked by his fans and the highest rated of his career when judged by the audience score now sits at 92%. Well I guess we'll have to wait and see how Sandler's future Netflix content measures up. Hey guys it's Cara the Vampire Slayer back with another exclusive host to our here on viewers entertainment in this one checking out where Adam Sandler and his family call home. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit me up on Instagram to chat and now let's get into this video. We'll kick things off with the main Sandler residence, Adam's mansion in Pacific Palisades Los Angeles where he lives with his family located in an upscale residential neighborhood here between the Santa Monica Mountains and the Pacific Oceans. Nearby there are miles of coastline, hiking trails, and more. Some of his famous neighbors include the likes of Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson, Steven Spielberg, and more. Adam's estate also has some of its own celebrity history. Reportedly in 2004 Adam and his wife Jacqueline Sandler were at Goldie Hahn and Kurt Russell's house for a New Year's Eve celebration when his wife said she would like to buy that house. Sources claim the couple actually did buy the massive mansion from Goldie and Kurt the same year for $12 million to be exact. The home was never on the open market and Adam keeps his properties quite private so we've yet to see interiors but we do know the details. The mansion clocks in at 12,860 square feet of space along with seven bedrooms, 14 baths, and other highlights like a sprawling yard packed with amenities. The Sandler mansion was built back in 1990 but had underwent major renovations and upgrades since then. Situated on two-thirds of an acre of land, outside there's a lot to look at and aerial photos show how expansive the property really is. The features continue out on the grounds where aside from the massive yard there's a refreshing swimming pool with spa and terrace space for alfresco entertaining. Being the basketball fan that Adam is, he also has a sports area on his property fitted with the courts, fitness equipment, and much more. If all of that's not enough, the actor also owns the home next door which spans 3,971 square feet of space with four bedrooms and four bathrooms. Basically the size of a large family home all on his own and it's likely just serving as a guest house. It appears that the Sandlers do need sufficient guest quarters though because they love inviting their friends and family to stay over. During an interview with Jimmy Kimmel, Adam revealed that he had his entire extended family staying with him for one of his movie premieres. When asked how many family members were staying over, Adam said, Let's put it this way, I've got a big house and there's so many people in the house that my mother and my mother-in-law are sleeping in this same bed. It's that crowded. Well that is one big family. Reportedly, Adam's Pacific Palisades compound would be worth an estimated 28 million dollars or more these days. If Adam's Pacific Palisades mansion gets too hectic with family members staying over, he and his family can always head on over to one of their vacation spots, including their lovely Malibu beachfront property. While it's not drastically far from his main residence, it is directly on the water with gorgeous sandy shores to take advantage of. He's often spotted spending time with his family in Malibu and clearly enjoys some downtime here. Adam reportedly purchased this abode in 2001 for just under 4 million dollars but these days the estimated value has essentially doubled. Sitting at over 6 million dollars or nearly 7 million dollars if he ever were to sell. Built in 1947, the house has been remodeled and now offers 4000 square feet of space along with a super modern vibe which is obvious from the exterior views. The single family house boasts 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms and 20 of ocean views through the many full walls of glass inside. Other features at Adam's vacation home include the large entertainment patio at beach level which is perfect for having guests over and summer parties. There's also a skylight that runs the length of the home inside allowing all the sunlight to reach you even indoors. His house is situated literally on the beach like I mentioned and on a highly sought after street with picture perfect views. I wish I had more to show for Adam's homes but the man is notoriously private with his properties. We do know about another place that he purchased for his mom apparently but he's often spotted visiting and staying here as well. This one is in Florida located in the Highland Beach area of Boca Raton Florida a town in Palm Beach County. It seems like a much quieter area of the state unlike Miami for instance so his mom probably gets some good peace and quiet here. The condo home Adam bought is 2600 square feet of living space with 3 beds and 3 baths originally built back in 1981 and renovated since. We know from records that the condo is located in the building Parker Highland which is a boutique residential building offering only 26 units. The building offers steps directly to the sandy shores of Highland Beach and if that's not your thing the residents here can also enjoy a stunning pool and spa setup. In terms of location it's only minutes away from Boca Raton's downtown district to the south or the north you'll find downtown Delray Beach for endless entertainment options. Current estimates of the high rise place its value at over 1.25 million dollars which is a lot more than Adam paid some years ago. Back then around 1999 it only cost him about 650k.  While he's super private about the interiors of his properties doesn't take much to conclude that the homes he owns are luxurious as you'd expect from a celebrity like him. Not to mention Adam has come a long way from his humble beginnings growing up in New Hampshire but still pays the visit his childhood home from time to time and he doesn't forget his roots. It seems like according to the last time Adam paid a visit his childhood home not much had actually changed at all. A few years ago when he was there it was reportedly the same kitchen the same bedroom that Sandler shared with his brother and still had a lot of his old stuff in place like his albums and his t-shirts because his parents still live there. Well after seeing what we could on Adam's homes what did you guys think? Be sure to let me know your thoughts in the comments down below. Thanks for watching hit that subscribe button if you haven't follow me on Instagram to chat and I'll catch you all in another video. Bye!


Hello sir. Yes. Yes. Sir it is showing an attribute error that library manager dot view. There's no attribute books. Views in views you are getting error. Yes. I am also facing the similar problem but the error is a bit different. Python was not found. A pipe. Okay. In views can you check whether there is no typo somewhere? This is the line. In views file. Yeah. In views first. Render HTTP import HTTP response. Create your views here. Define books request. Return HTTP response books one map to Python. It is correct sir at my end. Okay. All right. Okay. I think there are two different problems here. I think the doctor has a problem with Python. So for Python if you remember like we did yesterday you have to open Anaconda with a run as administrator then go to the environment tab then click on the arrow, click on open terminal and in that terminal you have to run the Python manage dot py command. Yeah yesterday I had the same problem. Yeah. After going to the correct folder which is Django project on your desktop. So you'll have to first do those steps, open your terminal, go to the correct folder then go to the folder containing manage dot py and then run the Python manage dot py command. The command will not run in any terminal by default. Please follow the steps like we followed yesterday. Open Anaconda with a run as administrator option, go to environment tab, go to the base root, you'll see an arrow, click on the arrow, click on open terminal in open terminal. After you have opened the terminal, use your cd command. Please find the path of the folder where manage dot py is located which is somewhere on your desktop in a Django project folder. Once that is done, go to that particular folder using the cd command in your terminal. Once you are there only then this command will work. Hello, sir. Yeah. Sir, I did the exact same thing, but it is still showing the same error that it has no attribute books. Correct. Then you have not done the exact same thing because it could have worked otherwise. Can you please share your screen or paste the code. It will show you the file name also so you can you can just find that piece of code in that proper file and paste it here. Sir, will you please open the link where our server is running like in localhost port 8000. Okay, possible that you are also getting the same. Open it. No, but that error would have shown up while running the server. I have not found this. You do books now. Is this same error is showing. Yeah, we have not reached that point. This is the attribute error. No, somebody got an attribute error. Yes, sir. Let me show share my screen. You'll have to stop sharing. Sir, I have a different problem. I executed that command in the terminal. It went to the performing system checks. Now it has no issue, but one thing it has suggested you are waiting on applied migrations. Yes, you can ignore that. Hello, sir. Yeah, so the server is started. The module library manager. The news has no attribute books. Can you open the books when you want to find books? Yes, sir. This is the view dot P by five. And index you have written. In your views you have written index. The views you've taken half of the information from the GitHub repository and half from Prathamesh. Prathamesh has defined the function in the view dot P by as books. So you will have to define also as books. Or you can change it to index this one thing has to change either the function name or the reference in the you are in dot P by anyone will have to change. So for now just put it as book that is what. Thank you, sir. Anyone else having similar issues or some error while running the server? If the server ran, then please wait. There could be something that shows up that is fine. Yeah, so what does it say? Can you open your URL in your spider editor or whichever editor? Can you remove the slash at the end? So you added one slash but you're not adding the slash in your URL in your browser? No, the first one, the first one. Slash books, the leading one. At the start. Because already added by previous view. You are. Yeah. Okay, when I am facing a problem, yeah, can you share the screen quickly? Yeah, yeah. Manager M small. Okay. See, yeah, okay, that is one thing. Which is you are when I'm using I'm getting an error here that books views dot books. Is there some problem like actually I got disconnected for a few minutes in between. Can you? You need to import the views because this file should know which views you're talking about. So you need to import. Yeah, from your app, you need to import the views. So maybe I'll show you my URLs. Yeah, I do save settings. Okay, in settings that you are to make any changes. Yeah, made one night. Yeah, only decided that I decided I will manager. Yeah, okay. Yeah, we know. Yes, sir. Okay. Yeah, we have to come to that point. Yeah, you have to give slash books because now you have created a new URL. So it says there is no match. So slash books. If you give it will it will run slash books in in the you are. Yeah, in the address it. No, not there in the browser. So in the browser. Yeah, I'll show this I'll show this. I'll be coming here. Yeah, I think everyone rich this point where the server is running. Once the server is running, you have to go to your web browser where you will be requesting for the resources. So, okay, once you go there, type this local host. Yeah, it's a colon 8000 slash books. So, yeah. After I opened administrative what are the comments that we have to do. Yesterday I have completed that I got the I opened I copy and paste in the web browser it was congratulations. But again I want to know. Yeah, yeah. So now you have followed you have created the views you are is everything. Yes, sir completed. Yeah, yeah, now you local host colon 8000 slides books. Okay, now basically we are overriding the books that yesterday what you saw. Okay, so you will have to give local host colon 8000 slash books. Okay, sir, okay. You can get that okay URL back that does not that is the root URL that is fine but for now understanding purpose we are creating a new one we are overriding it. So if you put local host colon 8000 slash books books is the URL that we have mentioned, it will automatically call the view that we have created facing some problem when I put it in the browser. I'm not getting this, I'm getting the page not found. Yeah, yeah, the URL is the address is local host colon 8000 slash books. Yeah. Okay, still, yeah, can you share your screen. Yeah, I'm sharing. Yeah, I think in URLs you have not added it shows that there is no conflict for books. Yeah, you need to I need to add the URL. Yeah, otherwise it will not recognize in view file name URLs. Okay, in URL, I'm sorry. Yeah, which URL I need to add some books. Okay, so yeah, it's showing. Yeah, yeah, do not write that request client FB because it may ruin an error because this file will execute. And first line is okay, sir, the URL patterns or shall I remove it? Remove it, yeah, you can put it in comment actually but fine, you can remove it. Yeah, but I think you have created this URL somewhere else, I guess. No, this is the URL file. Okay, yeah, can you close it? Yeah. No, sir. Sir, there is a semicolon is there in URL, the path is defined is their book after that they are mentioned in a semicolon. Just a minute, I'm opening it. Yeah, yeah, I'll check it. So this is, yeah, you should have that line. You are in a different, like that URL is somewhere different and or it got created or something and this is different. If you have spider ID, it will be easier to track the file so that you don't edit something in a different place. No, no, I have saved it somewhere else, I think. Correct, which is why the spider ID is better because you just edit it there, save it there. Yeah, this file I have, this file I have. Which I need to, this one or the previous one which is there? The previous one is the correct one. You created this on your own and it got saved here at manage.py level, which is the wrong place for this file. Yeah, yeah. So delete this file from here and go back to that other file, add the views, the code line that you need to add. Here, no? Yeah. This one I need to change. Now is it okay? No, no, no, you have to import views. You have to also import. It is imported now. Your books, books view is in library manager. So from library manager, import views. Okay, one more command is required. Yes. Okay, from. Library manager, your app name. Library manager, import. Views. Okay. Yeah, so now this views refers to your created view in your application and from that we'll call the books. Now that URL will work. Yeah, it should work. No, still it is not working. Can you show the server where the server is? Yeah, I'm showing. This is the server status. Yeah, go down at the bottom. You have to add library manager to your settings. It will then recognize. Have you added settings in settings.py? Just a minute. I think I have not added. I need to check this one. Where it is to be added. Install apps. Oh. Install apps. Yeah, last one. Yeah. What I need to add here. The app name. So the project will recognize it. Yeah. Library underscore manager. Library underscore manager. Manager here. Yeah. And yeah. This is done. Now check the server. Yeah, import error. Get out of this like pressing some control C or something. We'll restart the server and check once. I'm in the server window. Yeah, control C. Can you press control C? Control C. Yeah, now again press up arrow. Yeah, enter. We are rerunning the server. Okay. Can you show your views? Where is the views? Yeah. Library manager. Hmm. It's here. Okay. It's in proper place. I think so. He doesn't have the underscore underscore in it. One second. Let me check the structure at my place. Yes. Yes. Correct. So you seem to have done something with the files in that folder. So can you please fix that? Which one? And the one I pasted in chat. Yeah, just a minute.  So you need all those files. Yeah. Because you don't have those files. It is not able to recognize the folder correctly. So I think your dunder in it, dunder py file is missing. Can you just create a new app? I think so it will be faster, right? If you create a new app. In... This is a URL. Unanswered? Yes. So you need all the files? Yeah. Just create a double underscore and type out the name. Double underscore i and it double underscore py file in this folder. In library manager folder. And it will work. In library manager folder. Correct. Just a minute. You already have it open behind you. You can see the views file. You have to create one more with the specific name that I have sent you. Which is underscore underscore i and it underscore underscore py. Just a minute sir. Yeah. In it py, no? Yeah. underscore underscore in it. Double underscore, right? Yeah. In the end dot py save it and run your server again. It is a blank file, no? It is blank file. It is blank file, nothing inside. Okay. I will go for the server like in control C. Sir double underscore. Double underscore, okay. No sir, still the problem is there. Alright, okay. Can you, okay. Just do one thing. Open your window explorer which is at the back. Yeah. Right. Go to library management. Not that one. The bottom one. Just rename the library manager to something else. Just call it 123. Just add 123 at the end. Library manager folder, just rename it. Okay, just a minute. Go to library management the top level folder and then right click there. Okay. Just call it 123 some random number. Correct. Nothing is open. Please close all your work of notepad. Yeah, I have closed. I have closed, yeah. Now rename this. Enter. You have another window, explorer window open. Can you close that? Yeah. Yeah, close all of those except for the one that you are using. Thank you. Now go back to, now rename this. What is left now? Only single is left. We need, all those files are closed. Sorry, it is spider id. But spider id is not part of it. Just close this also then. Now it is done. Okay. Now go to your command line. Close the server. Control C for the server. So that the server is closed. Right. Python manage, no close the server. Don't want the server. Close it. Control C is enough. Right. Wait, wait, wait. Okay. Now up arrow. Remove the run server and say start app library underscore manager. No, no. Only remove the run server world and add start app space library underscore manager. Can this now? Yes. Okay. Go in your settings.py file. Open it in your windows folder. Yeah. Go to the library management folder. Go to settings. Just add, go down to install apps option. Yeah. Just add a hash key in front of the library manager line. Hash key. Okay. Yeah. Now save this. Space is required. Just save. Just hit save. That's it. Nothing else to change. Just save as is. Correct. Now go back to your server. Run the command again. Anun command. Yeah, you should add start app then library underscore manager. So same command. Python manager.py start app space library start app. Yes. Start app. Press enter. Right.  Go back to your folder. In settings remove the hash key that we added. Yeah. Why it was required. I'll tell you why it was required. Basically what has happened is your library manager folder did not have the relevant files. So your app was not being recognized. So what we did was we created the new app with the same name. You can delete that library manager folder if you want to but you'll have to copy paste all those things. I will keep it. You are just correct. Make sure that your views.py is correctly edited. Yes. And that's it. And you should not be touching the other part. Yes. And should work. So can Srinidhi or someone else please share this screen right now. Shall I stop my screen sir? Yes, you can it should be stopped right now. It's okay sir. I got mine sorted out. Cool. Abhijeet has a problem with page not on 404. So probably he is not adding books at the end or something of that sort. Yes. Correct. Abhijeet can you share your screen please. No, show me your server. You're not running your terminal. You're not running the server only. So how will you see anything in your browser? Your run server should always be running. If you want to see anything in the browser, your run server command should be active and running. So press up arrow, press enter. It will start running again and then you should be able to see something in your browser. That should solve the problem. Refresh your browser. Okay. So you have your URL started with the capital B. We specifically told you to please follow the instructions. Ditto. Any changes means that you will sort of encounter something like this. So you can add a capital B in your browser only and you will see the same thing that everyone else is seeing. Now for now, you don't need to change anything. If you want to change, you can change it later in the URL.py file. Okay. Sir, in my case, if I try to run, this site can't be appearing. Are you running the server properly? Yeah. The server is okay now. I need to run the server. Yeah. Yes. No. Cool. So you can say your screen for now and we will try to see what is happening. Sir, I am facing the same problem now. Which problem? Sir, that URL is one. So what you can do is on your server, there should be something that shows up as an error on the bottom. Just the last few lines of your server output and you please copy paste it in the chat. Mr. Kulkarni, can you say your screen and we can try to figure out what is going wrong? So what is the error? Can you scroll down to what your server is showing at the very end? Not use Django Contrib has no attribute URL. That is admin.urls I think is wrongly written. Yes sir. Yeah. So it should be open the URL file. Okay, I am opening it. Yeah. Sir, here the admin. That is the full stop is there. You have to enter the comma. Here numbers. Here comma is required. Yes sir. I think you have to save it sir. You have to save that file. Yeah, most probably it was not saved last time. Yeah. You have to refresh that page sir. I think this will be over. That should be admin.side.urls. It will still throw an error. Admin go to urls.py Yeah. Yeah. Admin.site Admin. Admin.urls You changed it. It is written already. No, no. Site. Not urls. Before urls. Before urls. Okay. Okay. Save it. Now something else has no attribute. Books. Have you written books in your views? I think. Yeah, I have written. I remember. No, no, in library manager. No, there are no views. In this. In this. Library manager too. No. You are supposed to use the original library manager, right? So this file should be there only. This file should be there only. Okay. This is now junk. This is not required actually. You can delete this folder if you want to. Like I said last time, you need to copy what was in this view. Add it to that view. Just a minute. Just a minute. Hold on. Where I need to create new file now? You don't need to create a new file. There is a library manager also now, right? You have a library manager app. Go there. Go to the view. Open the views file. Yeah. And paste everything here. Yeah. And save it. That has to be deleted. You can delete that. If you don't delete it right now also it is fine. I will delete it again. It will create the confusion. Yeah. It is deleted. Now it is showing a different thing. Cannot import. The spelling is wrong. Just a minute. Yes. Yeah. Now the server is working. Thank you. Yeah. Right. Correct. So what did we say was the last instruction was type in books and you will magically find everything working fine. Type in books in your browser. No. Run your server. Your server should be running. That is the correct command. That is fine. Keep that running. You type in slash books and everything runs fine. Yeah. It is working at my end sir. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. I have a problem. Oh. Yes sir. Can you please quickly share your screen and we will try to sort it out for you. So it should be managed.py not manager. Correct. Who answered that question? Sassan. Yeah. 5.5 sassan. So what is the problem? There is no manager.py. There is something called manage.py in this current folder. And there is not even managed.py. You have to first go into library management. Then you will find manage.py file. Then you can run a command called python manage.py run server. And not manager.py run server. I think we have already run this command for what 4, 5 times now. So this is something that is useful to remember that it is manage.py not manager.py. No capital letters allowed. No spelling mistakes allowed because it doesn't understand and check it for you. Right. Here grammar doesn't work. Sorry.  I will stop your sharing for now because I don't think I need to specifically instruct and wait for you to solve.  There could be other issues and you can point it out in the chat and we will try to solve it parallelly. But I guess Prathamesh can go ahead with his screen share. Okay. Alright. Thank you Ankit. So, yeah. So I think almost all got the output necessary.


Listener Bill was having a problem and in it he stumbled on to a quick tip He said I had an old iPhone 5 go a bit haywire It was on its charger, but only at 1% I plugged it into a different charger and that helped But then iTunes would no longer sink it kept hanging at the final step he says a Progressively ended up going as far as a factory reset reset with no restore But my iMac still treated it as the same iPhone with the same sink issues How did I fix it? I ended up sinking it to another computer somehow that forced the iMac to treat it as a new different phone and Sinking finally worked again. So that's really interesting that even after a factory reset The Mac knew that it was something it should Try to like I'm trying to figure out where the data is stored That would cause that would allow another computer to reset it I mean if you factory reset the iPhone Theoretically that would have wiped out anything on the phone So is there something in like your iCloud account? That ties a computer to a phone or as a factory reset not quite a factory reset Like these these are the things that inquiring minds want to know I like the solution though like that should not be overlooked because that's great excellent


From around the globe, it's theCUBE with digital coverage of AWS Public Sector Online. Brought to you by Amazon Web Services. Welcome back, I'm Stu Miniman. This is theCUBE's coverage of Amazon Web Service, Public Sector's online summit. Always love we have phenomenal practitioner discussion. Of course, Public Sector includes government agencies, universities, education, broad swath inside that ecosystem. And some really important and timely discussions we're having, of course, with the global pandemic, COVID-19 happening. I'm really happy to welcome to the program, Wei Li, who is a PhD and principal investigator, as well as an assistant professor, both Children's National Research Institute. It's associated with George Washington University. Wei, thank you so much for joining us. Yeah, thank you for the opportunity over here. All right, why don't we start with, give us a little bit of your research focus in general, and what projects it is that you're working on these days? Yeah, sure, so yeah, so hello everyone. So our laboratory is mainly interested in using computational biology and gene editing approaches to understand human genome and human disease. And we are particularly interested in one gene editing technology, what we call CRISPR screening. So this is a fascinating high-fruits pool technology because it tells you whether one of the 20,000 human genes are connected with some certain disease phenotype in one single experiment. So in the past, we developed some of the widely used algorithms to analyze the screening data. It has been downloaded by over 60,000 times, so it's really popular. And right now there are a couple of ongoing projects, but basically we are trying to, for example, performing machine learning and data mining approaches to find new clues of human disease from the regionomics and screening big data. And we also collaborated with a lot of labs around the world and to use this technology to find new cures and drugs for cancer and other diseases. So this is the basic overview of our current research programs. In terms of the COVID-19 research, I think one of the major projects we are having is that we noticed that CRISPR screening and other similar screening methods has been widely used in many years and in many research labs to study virus infection. So in the past 10 years, we have seen people are using the CRISPR screening and RAI screening, for example, to study HIV, Z-car, West Nile Virus, Ebola, Influenza, and also Coronavirus. So there is an interesting question from us if we collect all the screening data together for these viruses. What new information can we find that we cannot identify from a single study? For example, can we identify new patterns or new human genes that are commonly responsible for many different viruses types? Or we can find some genes that work only for some certain type of viruses. So moreover, we know that there are a lot of drugs to target different genes and we are particularly interested in, for example, can we repurpose some of these drugs to treat different type of viruses, including COVID-19. So that's one of the major purpose of the ongoing research project in our lab related to COVID-19. So in the end, we hope that we can find some new gene functions that are broadly essential for different type of viruses. I also, new drug targets that can potentially treat existing and new viruses, including COVID-19. Yeah, CRISPR has shown a lot of promise. It's definitely a lot of excitement in the research community to be able to work on this. You talked a little bit about big data, obviously, a lot of computational power required to do some of the things you're talking about. Can you speak a little bit to the partnership between computer science and the medicine? How do you make sure that there's that marrying of the people and the technology to focus in the medical space? Yeah, so I think my research background is actually from computer science. I got an undergrad and graduates from the computer science. So I know a lot about the computer science and algorithm, but right now it's quite interesting because our research focus half on computer science and half on the medicine. So it's a pretty hard experience, but it's really super, I would say, super exciting to connect both computer science and medicine together. So I think most of the time we are focusing on the coding and algorithm analysis. But at the same time, we also spend a lot of time on interpreting the results. In that sense, we need a lot of knowledge from biology and medicine to make sense, to make our results sense and interpretable. In the end, we hope that our results can be developed into some, for example, clinically actionable solutions, including new drugs. Yeah, if you think about the research space, often it's projects that you're taking months or years to investigate things. If we're talking about the current COVID-19 pandemic, of course, there's a critical need today for fast moving activities. So what are the outcomes from the COVID-19 aspects of what you're working on? What are some of the outcomes that we might be able to expect to help patient survivability and other things regarding this specific disease? Yeah, so I think there are two major, I would say there are two major benefits from the outcome of our research project. So the first thing is that we hope to find some genes that can be potentially drug targets. So if there are existing drugs that can target the genes, then that would be perfect because we don't need to do anything about this. We just need to try the existing drugs to target these genes. And in the end, we hope that these drugs can have the broad antiviral activity. That means that even if, for example, if these drugs can be potentially used to treat COVID-19 and sometimes in the, like several years later in the future, if there's a new virus coming out, hopefully we're doing like it's already the drugs that can target this new gene. Hopefully that's the new virus will never happen in something in the future, but we hope that when the new virus is coming, we already have the new drugs to target this. We already have existing drugs to target these viruses. So that's one part. And the other part is that we have like spent a lot of time to, for example, collecting the genomics and screening data. And we are hoping that our research results can be freely accessible around the world by many different researchers in different labs. So that's why we are relying on AWS to build up the, to process and to analyze the data as well as to build up an integrated database and the websites, such that the outcomes of our projects can be freely accessible around the world by many other researchers. Yeah, great. I'm glad you connected the dots for us for AWS.  But what's specific about AWS helps you along that project? Let's start there. Yeah, sure. I think AWS really helps us a lot because we developed an algorithm to process the screening data. It actually takes like two or three days to process one data. But if you, we are talking about like tens or even hundreds or even thousands of the screening data, the existing high performance clustering doesn't really help because it takes maybe years to finish. AWS provides like flexible computing resources, especially the EC2 instance that we can quickly deploy and process in relatively short amount of time. So our estimation is that we can reduce them amount of time needed to process, to process the public Christmas screening data from months to just a few days. So that's one part. And the other part is that we are trying to build up the website and database, as I mentioned before, which we can host a large amount of data and I think in that sense, AWS and their computing instance, as well as the AWS RDS service really helps us a lot because we don't need to worry too much about a lot of the details of the deployment of the database and the website. We just go ahead and use the AWS service. It's really straightforward and it saves us a lot of time and effort. Yeah, and you talk about the sharing of data information is so important, but of course we're talking about medical data highly regulated. So, what's the importance of the cloud to make sure that you can share with all the other researchers, yet still make sure that there's the security and compliance that is required? Yeah, so yeah, that's a really good question. So right now we don't really need to deal with the patient information because all the data we get is from the public domain and it's performed on the human cell lines, not on human patients. So we don't have the concerns about their privacy protections at this moment. But I think in the future, if we want to integrate genomics data with the screening data, which is already in my research plan, I think the highly secure AWS system actually really provide a really nice platform for us to do this job. Can you give us a little bit, look forward as to where do you see this research going? What applicability is there for what you're doing now? As this current pandemic plays out, as well as applicability beyond COVID-19? Yeah, sure. I think one of the major focus of our current COVID-19 project is that we hope to find some drug targets that have their broad and viral activity. So I think in the future, if there's a new virus coming out, which is similar to COVID-19, we hope that we are well prepared for that. I think in the future, data sharing as well as cloud computing will be becoming more and more important as you can see that most of us are working from home right now. So it's really critical to have the platform to accelerate the sharing between different research labs around the world. And I think many different, I think AWS provides this really nice platform for us to do this job. All right, well, Waley, thank you so much for sharing with our audience your updates and really important work. We wish your team the best of luck and hope that you also stay safe. Yeah, thank you so much. All right, stay with us for more coverage from AWS Public Sector Summit Online. I'm Stu Miniman and thanks as always for watching theCUBE.


in this segment what we're going to do is we're going to take a look at one of the four general motion types of fluid and that will be fluid rotation and fluid mechanics is described by a vector omega so it's defined as being the average angular velocity of any two mutually perpendicular line elements and the way that we define it I mentioned it's a omega a vector and we will have a fluid rotation in the I direction one in the J direction and one in the K direction and the convention that we will use for the sign of it we will use the right hand rule which implies that counterclockwise is positive for the rotation so when we're looking at fluid rotation let's draw it a little schematic here so that might be our original fluid element now if it's going through pure rotation what we can do is that's what our object might look like through pure rotation so we're going to zoom in on that and we have our two orthogonal lines that are rotating we're going to zoom in on that and we're going to write out some terms and that will enable us to come up with a derivation for omega a little omega okay so here we have our deformed fluid particle on the right hand side and what we have are two different angles we have a delta alpha and a delta beta and those will quantify the rate of rotation and you'll notice I have a delta x and a delta y what we're going to be looking at is we're going to be looking at the rotation rate of omega o a that line and we'll also look at omega o b so we're going to take these one at a time that's not a very good omega let me erase that we're going to take these one at a time and then we're going to average those together because that's what we said it's the average angular velocity of any two mutually perpendicular lines so now let's go through and look at this and we'll come up with the equations that describe the rotational rate of a fluid particle so to begin with what we'll say is the v velocity at zero let's assume that we could have this rotating fluid particle translating so we'll give it a translational velocity v not so the origin could be moving at v not and the velocity at a looking back at the image here so we're looking at this point here a and we're looking at the v component in the y direction that would then be equal to whatever that translational velocity is plus and I'm going to use a Taylor series expansion here dv by dx multiplied by delta x so essentially what we're doing is we're looking at how is the v component of velocity changing as it goes from the origin to this point here a and that's how we can express that we're now going to use that and we're going to try to figure out the rotational rate of line zero a so origin is there a is there we want to figure out that rotational rate so what we can do we can write this out as a limit and it is going to be the change in alpha divided by the change in T so if we look back alpha is just this angle so we're looking at the change of that angle with respect to time which is the angular rotation rate so that's pretty simple kind of makes sense but what I'm now going to do is I'm going to substitute for delta alpha and I'm going to use the small angle approximation and doing this to keep the limit and using the small angle approximation I can say the delta alpha is delta eta divided by delta x and then I retain the delta T there and the other thing that I know is that delta eta can be expressed as being the velocity at that location multiplied by delta x what I've done here is I've taken my Taylor series expansion that is the differential or the increase in velocity at a with respect to the origin and then I multiply that by delta t and that's how far a is going to move in a period of delta t so I can take this and I can substitute it in to this expression up here and when I do that I can re-express my angular rotation and so I have all those and when you look at this magically a bunch of stuff starts to cancel which is great and what we end up with is just dv by dx so that is the angular rotation for line 0a now I'm going to go through the same sort of logic looking back at the diagram I'm going to look at a line 0 to b so let's go through the same process and in this case I'm going to be looking at the u component of velocity sorry that should be u at the origin is equal to 0 and then u at b is that origin velocity whatever the translational velocity might be multiplied by and this is basically a Taylor series expansion here now what I'm interested in is rotational rate of 0b so the line to the origin again I'm going to do the limit and that is just delta beta divided by delta t and I'm going to make the small angle approximation so delta beta can be expressed as delta zeta divided by delta y and then that's all divided by delta t now delta zeta I'm going to get that by knowing the velocity at b and I can get that from this term here and notice here I'm going to introduce a minus sign because it's going to the left and when I substitute this into my angular rotation expression I then end up with the following again just like before a bunch of the terms are going to cancel out oops I just disappeared my delta t that's gone that's gone that's gone that's gone what do we end up with we end up with a minus partial u partial y so that becomes the rotational rate of 0b from the origin to point b now what we're going to do remember we said that rotation was the average of the angular rotation of two perpendicular lines therefore omega z is going to be the average of those two rotational rates and I get that for the rotational rate in the z direction and I can go through the same sort of argument and rationalization for the other components of rotational rate and we get this so we get those and let's put them all together into our vector and so we get that describing the rotational rate of a fluid particle and we can also take advantage of a vector operator the curl which is in our review of vectors and so you can look at that if you want more information but when we look at the expression that we have for rotational rate what we find and if we compare it to the curl of the velocity vector omega is then just one half del cross v so that is the expression for the rotational rate of a fluid particle it is one of the four general types of translation or of motion that a fluid can be going through if you want to go back and see the other types I'm going to put a return box here so all you need to do is click on that and that will take you back and you can look at others or you can move on to other segments


Hey guys, it's Julia and welcome back to my channel and for today's video I wanted to recommend you guys some books that you can read during quarantine and social distancing. So I only have five books here to talk about today but I thought I would give you kind of a wide range just of some fun books, some insightful ones, and then some that will just get you super absorbed in a story and kind of forget about all the stuff going on. First up here I have The Godfather by Mario Puzo. I haven't talked about this book in so long but I have an old review on it if you're interested in that but I just really enjoyed this book. It's a crime novel, it's a classic. I hope you guys at least recognize it in some way if that's by the movie or just the title. This book is about a mafia and about an Italian family, Sicilian family to be specific. Just such a great book and I would highly just recommend picking it up and I think it's a really good read right now if you're looking for more of kind of a thriller crime novel at the moment. I think this one is very enthralling and interesting. I would recommend you read this just any time because I think this is just a really solid book and just right now I think it would be really good to read if you're just looking for something more crime related. I do have a few contemporaries so first up I have With the Fire on High by Elizabeth Acevedo. I talk about this book so much so I'm going to kind of quickly talk about it and then that's it just because I feel like you guys have heard me talk about it a lot. But this book is about a girl named Imani who is a teen mother and she also just has a huge passion for the culinary arts so we follow her and what it's like to be a teen mom and what just we just get to hear about her passions and family dynamics and I just really really loved this book and I just think if you contemporaries are really easy for a lot of people to dive into just because you don't have to learn a whole new world but I just think this is a great book and I think it could lift a lot of people's spirits as well because it's just Imani is such a fantastic character and I think a lot of people will be able to relate to her in all sorts of ways so definitely if you are bored and you own this book or you can get it online from a library or anything like that then definitely check with the fire and high out. This book I was battling putting on this list or not just because I'm going to reread it probably during this time but I don't know if everybody else would want to or like if it's I don't know but basically it's under Roasted Skies by Louise Gournel so this book is about a girl with agoraphobia and there's a romance that kind of happens after but it's basically about agoraphobia and what that's like. I also have an older review on this book so I'll link that as well but this was one of my favorite books from a few years ago it's phenomenal I loved it and I'm hoping to reread it again and see if I love it just as much and then it also just because she's struggling with staying inside I feel like we could also kind of well now even more we can relate to and I know it's different because agoraphobia is obviously different than this situation but I feel like because she's stuck inside and trying to find things to do I feel like that's something that readers now could read about and kind of relate to and I think we can also empathize with people who have agoraphobia because so many of us are sad or freaking out some people are fine but some of us are just really not doing great at the moment and I feel like we could just really empathize with people who have agoraphobia and who always have the fear or have this fear caught like consistently that they don't want to leave a certain building or that they don't want to be in open spaces or in crowds and that's totally understandable so I feel like this could offer a really interesting insight so that's why I have it on this list but yeah I'm probably gonna definitely reread this because I just think it's a good time to reread it have a little short book that I want to talk about that's more of a thriller as well this is the grown-up by Gillian Flynn please read this if you're doing any read-a-thon because there's so many happening right now if you're doing any pick this up it's super short and it's a ghost story that's all you should know it's a short story it's just you like ghost stories this is just a phenomenal book just pick it up it's a great short story super gripping and I just think it's a super quick read and if you're looking for something kind of scary and you haven't read this definitely check this out my last one is kind of a paranormal romance recommendation just because again bun reads gotta have those two so this is white-hot kids by Jennifer L. Armand Trout this I read so long ago but basically this book these books are about gargoyles it's a trilogy you follow this girl who's half demon half gargoyle and she's also kind of in a love triangle and there's a lot of romances going on and a lot of fighting and it's just it's a fun book I definitely would recommend at least checking out the first one I just think it's a it's a quick read it's exciting I mean you could read the whole trilogy if you feel like it I personally the first book I believe was my favorite I have old reviews of this book too like you're interested definitely pick this up I still remember Roth from these books I still remember and he was like the really hot tattooed demon guy who's a part of this love triangle and yeah so if you want to read about something fun and some romance definitely check this one out so there you guys have it those are the five books that I am recommending today for you guys to read during during quarantine and social distancing let me know how you're doing in the comments down below and what's new what's new what what's new talk to me in the comments down below I just feel like talking to people right now and I think that's a good idea is for everyone just to try their best to communicate with others and not remain totally isolated in terms of you know actually speaking to people and trying to remain like keep those connections that you have with people going especially at this time when we're really not allowed to go anywhere depending on where you are in the world but yeah thank you guys so so much for watching if you enjoyed this video give it a like I'd really really appreciate it and subscribe down below if you're new here I also have all my social medias linked down below including my Instagram Goodreads Etsy shop all that sort of stuff so if you're interested in that check it out in the description box down below and yeah thank you guys again so so much for watching and I will see you all super soon bye


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Over the past decade or two, from the days when compromise was accepted and things got done, the answer is quite obvious, as I suspect even Whitman would agree. Compromise between a Democrat and a Republican, they may call it bipartisanship compromise, but guess what, the people end up losing.  Except in Europe, and Australia, and New Zealand, and the Netherlands, and Belgium, and... All of Scandinavia. Who have their set up with their unions, and they both agree on this stuff. And wage hikes and etc. etc. But right-wingers over here say, oh Europe is old fashioned and... And they make an excuse that the population in a European country is too small to compare it with the United States.  Northern... The problem is the United States, with their set up, as far as the European corporations are concerned. Labor laws are strictly enforced in Northern Europe. Yeah, they don't even want our meat over there. I wouldn't accept US beef. I wouldn't accept US produce with Monsanto in charge. With the factory farms? Gee they have a hissy fit if you try to sell certified raw milk. Snake experts. Snake experts. From the Bronx Zoo have rescued this year old Indian cobra. Oh yeah, I heard about that. Which stowed away on a container ship headed to Port Elizabeth. The crew discovered the poisonous snake in the hold on December the 10th. Perpetologists took it to the zoo. Wow. It was under weight and obviously a little worn for the trick. Yeah, it was stuck. Who knows how long the ship's voyage took and it hasn't eaten. Granted a snake, there are creatures that do not have to eat. I think a snake was probably dehydrated too. Dehydration would do an animal in long before starvation would. Howard Stern. Howard Stern. He's a very smart man. And Sirius XM announced this week an agreement under which the broadcaster will continue to produce and host the Howard Stern Show on Sirius XM for the next five years. The deal includes plans to launch video programming with Stern. Under the new agreement, Stern's program will continue to be broadcast live on Sirius XM's Howard 100 channel from 7 to 11 am weekday. So the satellite radio is FCC free from what I understand.  No. Are you out to pay a subscription? No, you have to pay to listen to satellite radio, but is it FCC free? In other words, do they have to- I guess Howard's getting away with it. Because Howard had many problems with the FCC. And that's why he went to satellite radio, but to pay to listen to a radio station, I am not going to do that. No. It's bad enough they force people to get cable TV now. Yeah. Gone, gone is our free television. Gone, gone is our free radio. Because you won't see anything if you turn your new television set on without cable. You won't see anything. Additionally, Stern will continue to produce his Howard 101 channel, which includes current and classic episodes of the radio program, as well as original programming throughout the day. Oh yeah, the best of Howard Stern. Sure. Why not? Video plans will be announced at a future date and will include video of the radio show, as well as the archives and special programming. Do you know that- not to change the subject, but did you know that true TV still maintains a conspiracy theory with Jesse Ventura Facebook page, even though they don't even play the reruns? Very strange. I mean, you could see the episodes on YouTube, but maybe they forgot to go up and delete it. But it's been here for a while and they maintain it. They post things, but if you're not going to play the reruns, unless they play the reruns in other countries, and not the US, I don't know. It's such a heavy-duty show that would bring viewers to true TV without a doubt. I have no idea why they don't just play the reruns. It seems like any show that is part of the mainstream media cable, they're all wimps, they're all wissies. They told the line. The pussies, yeah. They know what side their bread is buttered on. The side of the mula. So the sponsors and the source of their income tells them, don't play Jesse Ventura's reruns. We don't like that show. Don't do it. And they don't do it. So anyway. Pope Francis. Yeah, he wants a one-world government now.  Well, the Roman Catholic Church has always wanted to dominate the world. Yeah, but he's supposed to be Mr. Nice Guy, Pope Francis. You know. The kinder and gentler pope. He has entered his 80th year Thursday amid hopes among his critics that it will be his last, at least as pope.  Yeah. He sure is alert and in great shape for 80. Wow.  Well, Francis remains enormously popular among most rank and file Catholics. A small but vocal group of conservatives who have never much cared for his agenda. Who cares about that? Have grown increasingly strident in criticizing the pope.  They criticize Bernie Sanders, too, you know. Everybody's got to count out to the friggin one percent all the time. They have taken aim at the just concluded synod on family issues. Where the divisive issue of common communion, excuse me, oh, for the civilly remarried took center stage. They have raised alarm at Francis's call for a more decentralized church and his loosening of the Vatican's marriage annulment process. They have winced at his environmental concerns, wondered what's in store for Catholic orthodoxy in this holy year of mercy and blasted as sacrilege. The recent screening of nature photos on St. Peter's Basilica, the remnants. A small traditional US newspaper last week penned an open letter begging Francis to change course or resign, arguing that his papacy was causing grieve harm to the church. Organizers say a few thousand people have signed a petition. So the right wing prefers the Catholic Church of the Middle Ages, perhaps? Perhaps. Perhaps. You have given many indications of an alarming hostility to the church's traditional teaching. Discipline and customs and the faithful who try to defend them while being preoccupied with social and political questions beyond the competence of the Roman pontiff, the newspaper said. Maybe there's a reason why Pope Francis was like kissing the hand of one of the Rothschilds in the photograph and Henry Kissinger was standing there too. This appalling situation has no parallel in church history. To put it more simply, many people in the Vatican want Francis dead. People in the Vatican, in the Vatican.  We have right wing cultists in the Vatican that want to revert back to the original evil, wicked Catholic Church. Said Francesca Choucoy. Maybe Francesca is one of those right wing witches. The woman at the heart of a leaks scandal currently convulsing Francis's Vatican. In an interview with Italy's La Stampa newspaper. La Stampa. Choucoy said Francis says in house reforms and nominations had emboldened his enemies. Many of whom were in the Vatican when Francis was Archbishop of Buenos Aires and had a less than pleasant relationship with Rome. How come nobody, even an international journalism, like nobody calls out any of these people and tells them off? You know what I mean? Yes, because they believe as Newt Gingrich has tried to teach people. It's only one idea against another.  One idea against another. In other words, nobody's hurting anybody. Regardless how factless or preposterous a person's interview or comments are, news is news to these people. In other words, they take it, they post it.  Well, Snopes rubbed me the wrong way when I noticed they were very anti-nutritional supplement and a kind of pro-big farmer. So his consumer report? Very anti-supplementation. So I suspect that they might be corporate horrors. Honey, for years, what's the name of that group? What do you call this group? The physicians for a... I know which one you mean. Yeah, the nutrition group. Every time they brought something out that this was bad, this was bad, everybody else made fun of them. All the traditional stuff, the official crap, all of it. Well, because drugs are toxic and they have many negative side effects. And a living creature was not meant to take drugs, especially for the rest of their life. Even involving nutrition and vitamins and stuff. Nutrition, nutrition was here for hundreds of millions of years before any pharmaceutical company. And actually, homeopathic medicine was probably the first pharmaceutical, right? Herbal medicine and homeopathics. Way back. Yeah, actually the old-time doctors learned homeopathy. They learned some homeopathy in medical school, which they wouldn't dare teach now. Well, the homeopathy only came about in the 1800s. 18... with Hottiman. Hottiman. You know? Yeah. Well, I told you that Esmeralda's father, who's a very popular pediatrician in his city, Cartagena, Colombia, knew a lot about homeopathy because when he went to medical school in... I think he went to medical school in Mexico, he learned about homeopathy in medical school. Well, we had like a hundred medical schools here in America way back and allopathic medicine got rid of them. Yeah. You know, that's what happened. Because they became glorified drug pushes. Well, they killed George Washington with mercury, you know, with bleeding and the death. I mean, mercury, bleeding, these were the top medicines at one time. Bloodletting? Yeah. But mercury? And mercury, yeah. He poisoned the poor guy. He would have been better off with old-fashioned herbs. Yeah, whatever. What did he have, an infection?  Maybe he needed new wooden dentures. Maybe he got that termite syndrome or something. I think that... Little levity, little... I think I read somewhere that the dentures were not wooden. Were they? I shall never tell a lie. Porcelain? I don't know what they were. I thought they were made from the cherry tree chopped down. More levity. Some of these cardinals and bishops are openly resisting his reforms. Yeah, especially the ones in St. Louis. While others inside and out of the Vatican are simply waiting out his pontificate under the argument that popes come and go, but the curia remains. Pope Francis is no longer trusted by many conservative Catholics. And the number who don't trust him has grown enormously since the Synod. Conservative columnist Damien Thompson wrote, in Britain's spectator... So that means that amongst Catholics there are many Catholic counterparts to those evangelical lunatics on the Protestant side of the fence. There are Catholic counterparts that are also right-wing. Of course. Zealot nuts. All traditionals are usually right-wing. And what they're professing, what they're promoting is cultism because it's not part of the Bible, the original Bible. It's not part of the Bible. He said he doesn't see the dust settling until the next conclave, which lots of conservative Catholics want to happen as soon as possible. The Argentine Jesuit, who has rarely backed down from a fight, seems unfazed and possibly emboldened by the criticism. And there is no indication that it poses any real threat to his broad popularity. Since the public concern has been confined to mostly Anglo-Saxon and Italian pundits in predictably conservative publications. Antonin Scalia and Rick Santorum are examples of conservative right-wing cultist Catholics. Would that be accurate? Clearly. Claiming to speak for a growing number of otherwise anonymous Catholic laity and clergy. Monday will be a good litmus test to show just how far Francis is willing to push the envelope when he gathers the curia for his traditional Christmas greetings. Francis is an independent free thinker and he's going to say what he wants to say, I predict. I predict, you know. You've got to look at percentages now. How many of those right-wing zealot Catholics are there in comparison to the people that love Francis? Yeah, but the people who love Francis are not in control. Are you talking about the cardinals? Yeah. Which is like a Senate or Parliament. That's right. It was at that usually jovial affair last year that Francis issued a blistering public dressing down of his closest collaborators by diagnosing the 15 ailments of the curia. He accused the cardinals and the bishops of the Vatican bureaucracy of using their careers to grab power and wealth. Sounds like he was exposing the wickedness of the Catholic Church of old. And he was... he was... old. He was criticizing the ones that are powering out. Well, I mean all the negativities attached to the Catholic Church for hundreds of years. Francis was pretty much... just, you know, exposing all of them. Calling them out, calling them out, man. Calling them out, lock, stock and barrel. Calling them out, right. Of living hypocritical double lives and forgetting due to spiritual Alzheimer's that they're supposed to be joyful men of God. See, and what he's saying also applies to all Christian pastors, even on the Protestant side. In America. Evangelicals and all that. Yeah, he's hitting hard. Below the bell. They don't like hitting the balls. It didn't go down well. Since then, the murmuring of criticism of Porre Mario Bergoglio has grown. Italy's veteran Vatican analysts and frequent Francis critic Sandro Nagisperer said many are wondering what he'll say. Many are wondering what he'll say this time. Yeah. It's like the people that have power and money in a dishonest way it sounds like they don't want to give up their gravy train. They don't want to be exposed. The goose that laid the golden egg they want that goose to keep on laying golden eggs for them. You know, the same thing with the Republican Party in the United States and the corporates as Democrats in the United States like the wicked Wasserman shits. It's actually shits, but I say shits. I see nothing. The wicked Wasserman shits. Actually, that's pretty clever of me. With billionaire investor Warren Buffett nearby. I wonder if Warren Buffett ever goes to a buffet. Get it? Buffett buffet. Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton said on Wednesday the Medusa wants to raise taxes on the wealthy. Yeah, sure. And expand the Buffett rule. Come on guys, cut it out. Pushed by the Obama administration to raise that's rates on the richest American. Wait a minute. Obamas has been in for almost two terms. That's correct. And I never heard him mention raising taxes on the rich. Yeah, not in that sense. He did say something to the effect that you know, Warren Buffett's secretary paying a higher rate than he is. That we've heard before. But he didn't push the issue. He can't. Who makes the laws? Yeah, but he can go public and tell the American people that your elected Republican Congress is screwing up this country and selling you out, brother. They would rather vote 47 times to repeal Obamacare than to do the real work of Congress. Yeah, they have an obsession with the little people, the poor, having an existence or being happy or they, it's almost like they want you to be either an actual slave to the rich or die. It seems like they want one of those two things for the poor. Honest, mate. They're lazy poor. They have an obsession with the poor. They just can't let it go. And these are multi-billionaires, some of them, right? The vital says they have disdain for the poor. They have the poor in their sights.  Oh, gosh. Oh, if they're the Walmart people, they need more. They need more. It's like a hoarder when you think about it. It's like an obsession, like a hoarder. It's a disease. It's not a disease. I want to go even further because Warren is 100% right. Clinton said at a rally in this city that featured a public endorsement from Buffalo, the famed investor and one of the wealthiest people in America. I want to be the president for this struggling, the striving, and the successful. Oh. She has to be the president for the successful too. They're successful. I've been getting away with a lot. With robbing from us. Come on, say it. The Reagan era has not ended, my friend. The taxification, with the taxification for the rich, they don't need a president to be behind them.  Introducing Clinton Buffett's offered a litany of statistics describing a growing chasm between the nation's rich and the poor. Lamenting, millions and millions and millions of Americans have been left behind. Oh, yeah. But out of doubt. And the veterans, which is very despicable. Buffett was the namesake for the push by the Obama administration to seek a tax rate of 30% on goals earning $1 million or more. That's a drop in the bucket. That's a drop in the bucket. That's not enough. That is good. The oracle of Obama, I've said, he would be delighted if Clinton takes the oath of office, asserting that she will not forget about the little class in America. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Hillary Clinton that wants students that can't find a decent, permanent, full-time job, college students, she wants them to pay off their student loans. No free education or free health care for all Americans. No, no, no. Clinton wants to keep the privatization in America. Make those banks richer, Dave. Make those banks richer. Yeah. Buffett said he had watched all of the Republican presidential debates.


According to a general approach, minimal pairs are two items that differ in only one feature but have distinct meanings. Take these blue symbols as examples. They all have counterparts where one property, marked red, is changed or added resulting in different meanings. Or look at these Morse code symbols where one dash instead of a dot, whose duration is three times shorter, leads to a different alphabetic symbol and similarly in the system of flag semaphores where different flag positions result in different letters. In phonology, minimal pairs are pairs of words or phrases in a particular language that differ in only one phonological element and have distinct meanings. The phonological elements can be different phonemes, as in present-day English feel versus meal, different tones or tonemes, as in Mandarin Chinese ma versus ma or even different chronemic aspects, that is, length differences, as in German bun versus barn. Let us look at some minimal pairs in present-day English to illustrate phonemic differences. Orthographically, these two word pairs do not seem to be minimal pairs at all. If we look at their phonemic structure, however, they clearly differ in one phoneme and are thus minimal pairs. So it's the phonemic structure that matters, not the orthographical one. The example no versus though once more exemplifies this point. In the 20th century, the setting up of minimal pairs, which goes back to the work of Kenneth Pike, has been used as a major method for the discovery of phonemes in unknown languages.


What's going on everybody got Cal and Shawn here with Leighton Sports Guards and we are ripping 2023 Top's Inception Baseball 16 bucks full case number 17 pick your team style we got Brad W with the Royals Chad G has ace Charles F with the Guardians Chris C with the White Sox Clayton has the race Dong C has the Astros got Doug R with the Red Sox Eric A Brewers Evan L Orioles Graham M has twins Heath F Rangers Hitamitsu K has the Angels got Jacob T Giants Jaren S has the Mariners Jeremy R has the Phillies Jesse K Yankees John K with the Braves Jordan N has Rockies Joshua has the Padres and Jays Justin S has the Mets we got Kinsuke with the Tigers Luis S has Pirates Michael B has Cubs Cardinals Nicholas has the Reds Raymond R with the Marlins Ramirez with the Dodgers Robert B with the D-backs and William S with the Nationals ready good luck here guys let's see what we got in this one thank you josh grabbing a spot in the um football mix mixer later on tonight 16 box case good luck here guys 16 box case number 17 let's see what we got some inception hope everyone's having a good night appreciate everybody filling us up so far um got two basketball breaks tonight only one in one basketball um it's gonna be two different breaks tiered random team style we got a museum tiered random teams as well and then a um mixture of four museum four inception and one definitive will be a fun one later and a green quarry seeker for the Rangers two 99 J ram for the guards and Kodai Sanga rookie Mets hey what's up big he's off today Sam's off today there's a Adley Rushman rookie Nolan Gorman rookie and Bayo and first Otto is number two 99 gonna be Alec Minoa for the Blue Jays Alec Minoa start us off on the auto 99 box number two Sam will be back tomorrow morning tomorrow morning will be Sam's uh next time ripping start at 10 a.m. got two releases tomorrow as well guys um Star Wars Masterworks one of the higher end Star Wars products and then we also have um upper deck game used hockey SP game used there's a green Acunia orange is O'Neill Cruz in 99 and Matt Mervis rookie for the Cubbies there's a O'Neill Cruz rookie Gunner Henderson and CJ Abrams and first two autos go to Joshua it's a Ozzie Smith this time to a 20 on the Don of Greatness the Ozzie Smith Padres that is a weird one to see right there Don of Greatness to a 20 always thinking him as a cardinal oh yeah there you go Joshua grabbing the first two autos here keep it going see the back flip or a cardinal Jersey if it's not one of those two i'm uh i'm out there's a green rookie Francisco Alvarez got um Orange to 50 Manning Machado and Edward Julian Pacers winning it all there's a Seiya Suzuki there's a oh it's Altuve and Wander there's some of the courts they've had some of the courts were rough there is right to 50 nice one there Austin Riley for the Braves here you go John John was asked me we had some Braves in here we got an All-Star in here Austin Riley to 50 nice one there for you Mr. John let's see what else we got no i was uh i didn't play any today we were playing last night until they kicked us off at 3am they shut us off yeah i was i was the first one i played yesterday of like the new season it's definitely some different mechanics man it's a little reload super slow k kavali green rookie there's all wander purple the 150 squirrely it makes you with genami rookie we're trying to make you like go to those benches to upgrade your weapons like get something really fast yeah that's fair that's a sick patch geez freddy freeman base got chris frayant and fladdy and this one is cardinals cardinals with a sick patch it's gonna be alex burleson on the rp8 of 50 nice one there we got the bird no we got the bird in the bat nice one there alex burleson for the cardinals 25 of 50 with the sick patch those blue jerseys minecraft yeah that new uh it kind of felt like a little more like cod yesterday i was playing a little more motion and it felt like you're slower it's weird with the lego stuff you're you're literally just hard we can follow you to build beepers codi world yeah i'm good on that it's not like a shooting each other i'm good on that there's a anthair and don't you crap walsh and scherzer joshua again we have jersey otter to 50 this one is vladimir guerrero jr nice one there for the blue jace is mr joshua that's a bad word how's things going today sir hope all as well there we go mr joshua three autos to start two-color patch vladi jr joshua with the uh blue jays and the padres they're coming out in this one good josh there's a green yainer kennel rookie oryals got um orange the 50 that one's ozzie albis you got john and volpe rookie yeah no right you need to eat the mix you can't beat the pacer there's joes boy blue bobs see me in woods christian yelly this one is going to be an auto for the mezz number to 75 it is the troll and it's francisco alvarez 275 on the rookie blue water there we go mezz nice one there starting catcher oh good yeah there we go adrid same here man can't complain got some uh basketball going on now a good day hey got you joshua yeah you uh start off hot yeah i remember seeing that one josh i was kind of thinking when i saw you had those two i was kind of thinking like maybe he's going for that one let's see if we can get a tahti so we can do it without the duel there's a uh beaver green ester ruiz green and manual valdez red sox there's a riley green i'm rookie there tigers hey we'll see you joe yeah we'll do and dylan carlson to 249 i was going to cardinals i know the cardinals rpa did you really joshua all right well we're making it up here then we'll make it up here box eight sorry to hear about that man you had the same teams yesterday the reds are the uh the padres and the blues the blue jays this one's thick it's definitely a little thicker you might have a uh base relic here might have an extra card though i'm not sure there's a green marino d backs green trouty angels and matt mclean rookie for the reds oh yeah padres and all of them very nice there's a juron carnazio and rookie torkelson and john carlo and john again we've got rookie to 125 is going to be michael harris nice one there on the green rookie auto mr john k mr john k yeah just three to go on the next one guys cubs dodgers and pirates do another case of uh inception right after this and rpa to 99 is going to be a green of viny peat viny pascatino going to be for the uh royals there nice two color patch for the royals later man later boys or donny's not giving yet but individual boy later dude check you later hey what's up jacob how we doing today something that's going on by the bean you got a green rookie bret baby he lee over peguero yeah blake blake uh comes into chat every once in a while for sure we saw him not too long ago at the uh orlando city game too yeah he was in town um he's not in town too much so we don't see him a whole ton but absolutely we do there's a languire's rookie played for with the monochrome connor capo and proddo what's up optimum there's a uh 249 that's going to be brison stott for the philly's everyone i'm bat's dad dude are you that's my son there's a brison stott nice one there for the philly's check you didn't do that or something will happen there oh no nice man i don't know oh so don't look much like my fears my uh my child doesn't look much like me no i'll say that oh nice hoops art signatures i didn't see one of those yet let's go ahead that's good man yeah that's rare man i didn't see one of those yet i say a green estere ruiz purple is um it's a 150 zack netso and baby i like the dual autos and uh hoops too man they got some really sneaky stuff man jacob i could do really well in those i could be show on my it's possible i could be say a zazuki and al-tube we born around tallahassee uh memorial yeah in uh around 2000 yeah a lot of spots in between there and there's mark fientos orange to 25 nice little uh mets color match another nice one for the mets i'll go home too much i don't find out stay away from the city yeah man stay away from down there be a kid wearing a dolphin stand yeah some readers these kids looking a little familiar oh two thick ones haven't seen that yet how's mom two thick ones oh it's a booklet that's why that's why that's why there's two thick ones good luck guys dual booklet show hey on the green got a green rookie venny pascatino first booklet i pulled out of here spencer steer let's see what we got oh good optimum you know you know yeah there's a gold schmidt rizzo and auto 249 is nick prado how old are you nick prado shot joshua's calling it joshua's calling the tautis all right see what we got guys there is uh nothing on the front so we'll see good luck good luck oh yeah i got a 26 year old oh joshua two of two with the padre it is bernando tautis what a call two out of two with the entire padre there it is tautis come on joshua fire look at that patch got the fryer two out of two on the tautis booklet good call joshua autograph team logo patch book of tautis let's go joshua good call my man we'll get that into a slider box right away for you sir that is sick with the fryer here we go joshua one of the calls of the uh calls of the month maybe calls of the year let's go there we go five more boxes good luck here good luck good luck wow that was uh that was sick yeah yeah don't take it yeah just all righty good luck that's right john stash and trash man let's go we get the people going we get the uh get the hits going there's a green seager again green brice harper that is a 99 gray rod rookie for the oats and justin steel rookie wander tristan casas rookie base there's a garret michael for the brew crew rookie base and that's going to be kaylo killie into 299 rookie for the cups yeah that uh that booklet is sweet my man that is sweet box number 13 calling the jordan walker now see a jordan walker i don't know if i've seen a jordan walker yet out of here what that's out of order oh my what are we doing silly silly in here silly in this break number 17 had who had the angels letter bud hitamitsu had the angels that was out of order but yeah we'll take it rookie michael harris joey vado and boba shit and on the back we have jersey auto to 50 it's gonna be shohei otani boom there we go angels Jesus angels that one is hitamitsu k there we go shohei heading back to japan with this one congrats we'll mag that their number to 50 on the shohei otani jersey auto there we go my man yeah this is a case right here this is a case we got going three to go still three to go still really really good green sandia kintaro not numbered god toran to 75 rookie for the brew crew toran base habibayas and a rookie von grissom and this one is number to 75 blue jose queas rookie for the royals i got you ever retry we'll keep it coming man we'll keep it coming we'll keep it coming conception is just good man it's been really good this year going here box 15 yeah that's a sick one man tautis is sick otani really really good case it's a green j-rock purple the 150 is kodaisanga and zack neto base rookie no i don't think so josh i don't think we've had any in a while um i don't think we have any for that uh max maya rookie verlander and minowa josh we haven't had those here since i've started here dude there's a hard to come by rookie to 149 brett baby rpa nice one they're mats no he seems to need a center fielder um the race the race needed center fielder and this will be box number 16 good luck good luck next one still has three to go guys cubs dodgers and pirates no sig got you 10 4 bro roger we got you good luck here guys box 16 got you got you next one just has three to go patch man really nice green is boncris there's purple the 150 anthony rindell and um neto yeah i know glass now has been glass now has been talked about quite a bit being traded i hope not man i really like glass now but we can get a good hall form i'm not two against it i don't want to hit a bueller and this one is going to be a garret michel that closed us out to 99 with a nice three color uh patch for the brewers nice garret michel closed out on the rpa already on righty there that will do it guys for um i don't know was inception 16 box number 17 that was quite a case too man see what we got here do a quick hit recap and then we're on to 18 there's a few spots left in number 18 we're at three to go just a moment ago cubs um cubs dodgers and pirates so we had a 99 garret michel rpa there's the 75 kwayos the 299 killian 249 prado 25 vientos 249 stott 125 michael harris rookie dylan carlson francisco alvarez the 75 and austin rally to 50 yeah i'm gonna show in a second jacob there's a donna greatness the 20 was um aziz smith joshua killed this one man manoa to 99 for the blue jays we had a black arara to 50 um jersey auto there's a alec burleson to 50 with the nice patch um cardinals to 99 vini pascatino and to 149 bret baby then we had i'll show this one again we had our booklet it was a two of two tautis with the fryer full jumbo booklet auto that is sick one is for mr joshua to take a picture of this one real quick and then um um on the back we had our shohei it was number to 50 jersey auto of shohei otani that one is going back to japan hit a meat soup with that one congrats congrats all righty guys let me do a quick picture here we'll update our spots and we'll be on to number 18 thank you thank you guys