Epilogue, stories of the survivors and the fate of British airships. After R101's crash, Harry Leach, the engine expert, received from King George V the Albert Medal for a grave risk running into the burning wreckage and disentangling a companion from the network of Red Hot girders. For the rest of his life, he worked on engines and as an engineer. Throughout the 1930s, he fine-tuned the engines used by Sir Malcolm Campbell to set land and water speed records. Leach beamed with delight when Campbell's car roared across the Bonneville flats at 300 miles per hour and cheered when Campbell's boat thundered across Lake Majorie in the Alps at 127 miles per hour. In the 1940s, Leach maintained the engines for Campbell's son Donald when he tried to set water speed records. In the 1950s, Leach worked at the engineering department of the University of South Hampton and at South Hunt's hospital, where he used his engineering skills to build a cesium unit to treat cancer. He died at age 77 in November 1967. Out living Leach by a few years was the rear engine car operator Arthur Ginger Bell, who died in December 1973, age 75. For years, Bell lived at number 18 East Square in Shortstown, less than three miles from the giant sheds, although a reminder of his airship adventures was closer to home. From his house, he could walk 300 feet or so and reach a street named, in his honor, Bell's Close. A few streets over was Binks Court, named in honor of his colleague Joe Binks. After R101, Binks dabbled in airships again. He joined a small team that developed the Bournemouth, a tiny airship a mere 27 feet long, built in 1951 with private funds. Its builders hoped to revive airships. Binks was the last of R101 survivors to die in June 1974, age 82. After Noel Atherston's death in the crash, his wife, Susanna, was paid 10 pounds three shillings for his wages for October 1st to 5th, less income tax of five pounds 15 shillings and 10 shillings and six pints of charges for personal telephone calls from Canada. He called home several times from Montreal while serving on R100. The Air Ministry considered deducting the five pounds advance issued for pocket money in India, presumably lost in R101, they wrote, and the 20-pound advance to purchase a uniform and kit for the trip to India. Some lost in R101, they also noted, but in the end, they waived these deductions. They would look unseemly to have one of R101's widows pay money to the Air Ministry. They awarded her a yearly pension of, as they spelled out precisely in a letter, 191 pounds, 12 shillings and six pints, specifying that it will be paid while you remain unmarried and of good character. Her children, Richard, age nine and a half and Anne, seven and a half, received a yearly allowance of 31 pounds 18 shillings until they reached age 18. Susanna Atherston remarried four years after the crash, was widowed again in 1948 and lived until 1976 when she died at age 81. She preserved Atherston's diaries, which are currently stored by his granddaughter in a bank vault in Southwold and Suffolk. After the R101 disaster, Britain's commitment to airships weakened. In May of 1931, British Prime Minister Ramsey McDonald told the House of Commons that Britain should not continue to build new airships, but neither should the country conclude that the experiments in our experience have been so discouraging that we will let them out of rest and scrap everything. He proposed a middle course, maintain the works as a nucleus for scientific experimental interest in airship development, although he reminded the House that there will be no new construction, no placing of large ships on order at all. He noted that Britain's only existing airship, R100, rested on trestles, with its gas bags deflated in one of the two giant sheds at the works. The ship was, he said, very much out of condition by lack of use. Indeed, after its successful Atlantic crossing in July 1930, R100 had not flown again, not even for a short flight. R100 would become a sort of experimental ship, said the Prime Minister, and undertake no long-distance spectacular flights. He estimated the costs of this diminished airship program as £120,000 in the first year, £130,000 in the second, and £140,000 each year thereafter. This new strip-down program lasted only six months, and mid-November 1931, the government sold R100 for scrap. By early December, the salvage team had removed the ship's tables, beds, decorations, staircase and flooring, which were sold to yacht owners and to those, said the head of the salvage firm, with a sentimental interest. The ship's cloth cover and gas bags were removed and scrapped, the engines detached and sold. And now, with R100 a mere metal carcass, workers attacked it with hammers, hacksaws, hatchets and axes. They locked off the tail and fins, which fell into an untidy heap on the shed floor. The ship's nose smashed to the ground with a grinding sound that echoed throughout the giant shed.  An undignified end for a ship that flew 20,000 miles without incident, Britain never again built or flew in airship. For Britain as a world power, the impact of R101's failure had significant consequences. The human capital and the outlays expended on airships over 2 million pounds in 1930 currency, diverted energy and funds from Britain's nascent aviation industry, the foremost in the world when they started R101. By 1930, Britain lost the lead to the United States with a Douglas aircraft company produced in 1934, the DC-3, which revolutionized commercial aviation. And for the politicians who desired to sustain the empire, the failure of a dominant British aviation presence spelled disaster, with the loss of aviation superiority, Britain lost in the next round of imperialism. Germany, Britain's aviation rival, built a strong commercial air presence throughout Europe, Asia, South America and Africa. The German government eager to dominate air routes, funneled money to Lufonza, which became hugely profitable. It flew more miles and carried more passengers than all other European companies combined. Yet the British had in their grasp the innovation that could have ensured Britain remained a dominant world power. While teams of government-funded workers built airships, Royal Air Force member Frank Whittle toiled at near obscurity to create a jet engine. Whittle repeatedly sought government funding of his revolutionary engine, but failed each time. In 1935, he let his patent on the engine lapse rather than pay the five-pound renewal fee. Although the British government eventually funded his efforts, their support came too late. The United States took the lead when Boeing developed in the mid-1950s the first commercially successful jetliner, the 707. Rare minutes of Britain's airship program still exist. Approach Bedford from the south on the A600, and the giant sheds can be seen in the Great Oose River Valley. The sheds were used for a time by the Department of the Environment to test firefighting methods. They were so large that firefighters could build a house, set fire to it, and extinguish it with their test equipment. Over the years, the sheds have housed lighter-than-air crafts, mostly meteorology balloons, or hot air balloons used to train paratroops. More often, they are used for theatrical spectacles or to shoot movies. Batman Begins, The Dark Knight, and Inception were filmed in shed number two. If you search the grounds surrounding the sheds, you can discover the 12-foot-square concrete bases of the mooring tower's legs. Although the tower was torn down during the Second World War, it scrapped reclaim for the war effort. The only trace of R-101, though, is its charred instant displayed on the wall of St. Mary's Church in Cardington. The instant is framed in oak, and below it is a bronze tablet that lists the 48 victims of R-101. Perhaps the most elaborate memorial was to the quiet, unsung, engineering genius Michael Rope. His wife, Turin, funded the building of a small Catholic church near the family's farm at Kessgrave Ipswich. The church was finished in June, 1931, less than a year after Rope's death. At its dedication, a foundation stone was laid on behalf of Rope's eight-month-old son, Crispin, born shortly after the crash. A scale model of R-101, constructed for metal salvage from the wreck, hangs from the chancel arch. The quiet Rope's memorial grew beyond the church. His wife used insurance funds to create a foundation to support the disabled, to relieve poverty, and to promote the public understanding of science. Among the projects supported by Durin Rope, who died in 2003, was a hospital for treating leprosy in Bolivia, and one in Uganda to help families destroyed by AIDS. Hours after R-101's crash, sections of the ships still smoldering metal framework were hacked to pieces by firefighters and gendarmes. They ripped into the wreckage with blow torches, chisels, and metal saws, chasing away swarms of rats attracted by the plastic coating on the few scraps of cover that survived the fire. They found five bodies in the control car, and in the crew and passenger quarters, they uncovered 20 more bodies. Within a day, the rescue effort stopped. To cart away the remains of R-101, the British government hired Thomas W. Ward in company, shipbreakers of Sheffield, a firm famous for using an elephant to cart scrap. They promised to remove the wreckage expeditiously and quietly, and to prevent souvenir hunters from getting any part of it. The firm's workers finished the demolition begun by the rescuers, and soon the airship's novel and radical framework was no more than tidy piles of metal. The compacted 80-10 framework returned to Britain in two consignments. The first aboard the steamer Fraternity on December 19, 1930. The second aboard the new Pioneer on Christmas Day. R-101's remains shared space in both ships with a cargo of processed food and meat. When the vessels arrived in Liverpool, the wreckage was transported to Sheffield where the company melted the scrap and sold it to the Zeppelin company. They used it to create the Zeppelin LZ-129, an airship better known as the Hindenburg.


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An outstanding member of society was surprised this morning at his workplace after the Brainer Community Action Committee and the Brainer J.C.'s announced he had been named the 2018 Citizen of the Year. Eric Hapa-Jelke was named Citizen of the Year for his dynamic leadership in the community. The award is given every year to a living nominee who has volunteered services that are beyond normal employment or business pursuits. This service they performed have contributed to the welfare of the community for an extended period of time. Eric was chosen because he has a laundry list of good qualities and it was an obvious choice for the selection committee. He's an outstanding member of this community and is very involved with a ton of things and he just simply deserves it. Eric's friends and family surprised him during a morning staff meeting at the Consolidated Tone Communications Company in Brainer. According to Brainer Community Action, he was honored for his unique ability to touch hearts with his genuine personality and his ability to pull people together for the benefit of others. He was also noted as a widely ambitious visionary with contagious and goosey eyes. I'm very humbled. There's a lot of love in this room with a lot of people that I work with, a lot of great people, I have great family and great friends and it just takes you all inside right now. A Distinguished Service Award banquet will be held on October 25th at the Northern Pacific Center in Brainer to honor Hapajoki and other members of the community. If you enjoyed this segment of Lakeland News, please consider making a tax-deductible contribution to Lakeland PBS.


Hey there lads and ladies, it is Petrifying Pumpkins here and today I want to make a video about the PSVR2, seeing as we're getting pretty close to December now and a lot of rumors revolving a potential reveal for a PSVR2 are based on some kind of December reveal so the hype for PSVR2 is building and even if nothing happens in December, surely 2022 is when we're going to see or hear something, so with that in mind, the hype levels are increasing as you can see behind me, things are getting moist, but in particular there is one thing I wanted to focus on with regards to the next generation virtual reality PlayStation. It says whatever they're going to close, I'll probably just call it PSVR2 for the rest of the video and that is the price, something that not too many people are talking about but it is something I wanted to go into and I think it's going to be something that might be a little bit divisive maybe, maybe divisive is not the right word but I have done polls in the past on Twitter, on YouTube, in regards to what people are kind of expecting the price to be and I got a lot like of varied answers so you know some people believe it should be one way and they get the reasons, other people believe it should be you know at the other end of the spectrum and they get their reasons, of course not everyone's going to be happy with whatever the reality is, but we'll get there when we get there, so the first thing I just want to mention is that nobody knows how much this thing is going to be yes, well nobody outside of Sony and maybe even they don't know yes, maybe they haven't finalized a yes, so if you're watching this video in the hopes of finding out the official price of the PSVR2, get out of here, beat us, you know, hit the road Jack, you're not welcome here, but if you're still watching this video then maybe you're a little bit like me and you'd like to see this kind of topic being approached from maybe a logical point of view or what I consider logical to my mind could be completely different to reality, so what I'm talking about this topic I will be referencing some leaked information about the PSVR2 and talking about them as if they are a fact, some of these leaks came from PSVR without parole, which I consider to be trustworthy source, I feel like they probably have a rice bus because it's not confirmed, it's not official and because anything can change it's always you know never any harm to keep a pinch of salt in your pocket when you're reading these things or watching these things or listening to these things or whatever, so I've broken this down into a few different areas that I think are probably the most important to look at when it comes to Sony considering and deciding what they're going to be charging for the PSVR2 and these are the following, cost of manufacture, taking a loss, peripherals, consumer expectations and competition, first things first, the cost of manufacture, this one is fairly self-explanatory, it costs Sony X amount of dollars to make a PSVR2 headset and in an ideal world at least from Sony's point of view they'd like to be able to sell these headsets at a price that will allow them to at the very least cover the cost of manufacture or more ideally make a profit on each one sold. Based on the rumors we've seen so far we know that the PSVR2 is going to have a 4k resolution screen among many other bills and whistles, however, can I even begin to imagine how much all these things cost when they're put together for Sony? We can look back to the PSVR1 launch in 2016, it launched for $399 with just the headsets, the despised breakout box and about 48 different cables. We also know that the PSVR, like the PSVR2, doesn't have any process and power going on in the headset itself because it uses the console for that. That means no need to be purchasing, you know, RAM and graphic cards and mobile processing chips and memory card readers and all that kind of stuff that those Quest nerds have to worry about over there in Questland with Mercazorda taking a loss. Sony didn't actually take a loss on PSVR1 headsets, which surprised many considering it undercuts a loss of the competition on PC viewer by a considerable margin. But we have also seen Sony being willing to take a hit on the price of a unit sold and instead then aim to make the money back on software releases further down the line. They did this with the PS2 and even more recently with the PS5. Now, how much of a loss they'd be willing to take is another question. But what this does tell us is that even if the PSVR2 costs Sony more to produce than the PSVR1 did, it may not necessarily cost us the consumers more if Sony are willing to take a hit. If they're really serious about getting virtual reality mainstream, then maybe it would be a wise sacrifice for them to make in the short term for the potential long term gains. But there is another piece of the puzzle here that I have not talked about yet, peripherals. If we look at the PSVR2 leaks, we can see that Sony are planning on bundling two new motion controllers with every single PSVR2 headsets. Now, this adds a bit of a twist in the tail. Sony have officially revealed these controllers already, although without an official name, people have taken to call on them the orb controllers based on their shape. But it's not just their shape that's interesting. They're packed with DualSense technology, including haptic feedback and adaptive triggers. They have the sensor rings for tracking.  If it's true that every PSVR2 headsets is going to come bundled with two of these bad boys, then it may indeed point to the PSVR2 costing more than the PSVR1. However, as you and I both know, the 399 price tag on the PSVR1 isn't entirely honest. Yes, you could buy the headset for 399. That's true, but it was pretty useless to you without the PS camera peripheral that it relied on for its tracking system. Then you had the move controllers. And while there were plenty of games that could function without them, you were going to be missing out on a loss of what the PSVR1 had to offer without the moves. With all that in mind, the 399 became closer to something like 550 by the time you had all that gear ready to go. So if you do see the PSVR2 launching at a price point of something like, say, 499, then it might be worth keeping in mind that, you know, you're not going to have to buy a camera with this and you will probably be getting two very nifty new motion controllers top of the line stuff. But Sony may still need to be very careful with a price like 499, because that might not be in line with consumer expectations. It's hard to believe, but there are people out there who see virtual reality as just a gimmick, even though Sony are going into a second generation of us and the quest has been seen some impressive success. Fact remains that you'll need a PS5 to run a PSVR2. So in some people's minds, the price of the PS5 will be in consideration as well. So a price like 499, which is the price of the disk version of a PS5 right now, could scare away a lot of people. The PSVR1 set down America for what people would be willing to spend for some high quality virtual reality content. And while the PSVR did only sell around 5 million units, it did have other shortcomings that the PSVR2 presumably will not have. And that brings us to our final factor. Competition. Sony is no stranger to competition in the gaming space. Haven't done battle with Nintendo, Sega and Xbox for decades, but virtual reality is different. PSVR1 quickly became the viewer-market leader, which surprised Sony and made them uncomfortable.  So does that make the Quest Sony's biggest competition in the viewer gaming space? Yes and no. The PSVR2 is going to offer high end viewer gaming by being attached to a PS5, whereas the Quest has found success by freeing itself from the PC and becoming a standalone platform. It'd be like comparing a PS2 to a Nintendo DS. Of course, a new Quest is likely to arrive and be more powerful than the Quest 2, but it's still not expected to compete with the PSVR2 on that level. But that does not mean Sony can ignore them. The Quest is funded by Facebook or MESR, whatever you want to call them. And they've been making big plays in the viewer space, acquiring prestigious developers like Ready at Dawn and buying the rights to viewer ports of iconic titles like Resident Evil 4 and GTA San Andreas. And those have been turning heads. And with the price point of $299, it might make it difficult for Sony to go too far from that without risking being overlooked for something more affordable. So those are the five factors that I think are important to Sony when they're deciding on the price of the PSVR2. Now, we didn't come up with the number, but hopefully maybe we came up with a realistic price range or at the very least a better understanding so that when we do see the official price revealed, we'd be like, okay, it costs this, but we don't have to get the camera. It's gonna have the controllers or XYZ, whatever. Let me know your thoughts on this in the comments below. Maybe I was way off. Maybe I left out a key factor that you know about, and I don't. The comments are the place to let me know. And that is the end of this video. Before I go, let me thank my Patreon supporters whose names are on the screen as I speak. They are Tradition. Pete Hawkins, Crumb, and Daniel the Pumpkin Patch Kid. Thank you very much for them top tier Patreon supporters. For their generosity, it is very much appreciated. If you'd like to help out on the Patreon, the link will be in the description. If not, like, comment, share. The usual YouTube and shies would be very much appreciated. Finally, let me thank Decepticon for letting me use his music in all of my videos. You can check them out Decepticon.com. Link in the description also. And with that, I will end this video. Please stay behind me. See what it says? Stay moist. You know, it's difficult with a green screen. It's like a mirror. You know, I go this way. It's actually that way, you know. Goodbye. Petrifying Pumpkins.


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I mean, I honestly don't know what I did in a past life to be stuck doing this. Maybe I threw one too many people into a body of water, but here we are. So, as you guys can imagine, I'm still losing my mind, but before we start complaining, let's try to be positive today with some very lovely reviews from my customers. This is for the Fatty Beef package. Fatty Beef is what I ordered. Fatty Beef is what I got. This is my first time ordering from Frank's website or any website that ships me for that matter. I didn't know what to expect, but I have to say the quality of the meat compared to my local grocery store is not in day. The color of each cut of steak was a deep red, everything came nicely wrapped and was cold to touch out of the box. Overall, it was a 10 out of 10 experience for me and you now have one more loyal and happy customer. I'm looking forward to placing my next order because I know the quality will be outstanding. This next review is for the Collagen Bone Broth, another amazing product. Yet another amazing, extremely high quality and dirt cheap product compared to the rest. Franky is too good to us. If only I could get my produce from someone with your high standards, LOL. The third review is for the Wagyu Tomahawk Rib-Eye.  The four pounder fed three tall, hungry people with sides and had leftovers, no regrets here and for way less money than any other source I saw. Yeah, that rib-eye would probably cost you like four, five, 600 in a restaurant and I as well have not seen anything near that price. I might. The last review is for our female fertility product on organ supplements, only two weeks in and feeling better. I have suffered from estrogen dominance for the past two years and in the last two weeks of taking the female fertility, I have lost weight and I'm feeling calmer and happier. I will put another review up after a couple months but I am a believer every woman should try this supplement. So thank you guys, I'm glad most of you enjoy my product so much. The thing to say about the animal glandulars on organ supplements is yes, most people do have some sort of metabolic problem where taking the glandular will benefit them but if you've been eating organs for years and years and years and you're perfectly healthy that's where you don't have to really take it as often. Business wise, I mean guys just to put it simply you know when I'm charging over $100,000 a month on my credit card and my payroll is almost $4,000 a week and I'm not making money like to put numbers into perspective you start going a little crazy and losing your mind. I think UPS has been jerking me around the past few months where I haven't been paying 100% attention to how much they're charging me for shipping costs to California. My bill the other week was $12,000 for shipping and I mean I haven't paid rent. Like what else is an issue? The cost of everything is going up. So you guys know like meat costs have gone up but if meat costs go up 20% and shipping costs go up 30% and the price of the styrofoam coolers goes up 20% that's you know then you can't run a business and I've tried increasing prices to a point where I don't lose customers but I don't think I can do so anymore and the real summary of that is the problems don't go away you know like you would think I would have a reliable foam cooler supplier now you would think I wouldn't be looking at switching to FedEx a few years into the business but since the problems don't go away and I'm constantly fighting it's you know at one point do I just throw in the towel but one thing that does keep me going is the new products that we offer you guys every week I get to splurge my creativity a little bit we have a couple of bins here of the meat for the Mi Cronola so the Mi Cronola will hopefully be back next week guys we're gonna have coconut flakes in there with blueberries, macadamia nuts it's gonna be very very very delicious we are out of the Apple macadamia bars so if you guys have been waiting for an order from Frankie to range foods I think there's only a few of them hopefully we can get everything out this week and the Apple bars will have a new formula as well it's gonna be a similar texture to the other best bars and oh we do have a new product in this week it's our new flavored jerky so we use coconut aminos, honey, salt a few different spices and seasonings but this flavored jerky it's very mild you know despite having the meat marinade for a few days maybe I'll put some vinegar in there next time but there's definitely a noticeable taste difference it's just not like this crazy crazy pungent so that basically means that you know you don't have to worry about it being too heavily seasoned if you're sensitive to certain spices well let's jump in the freezer and let me show you guys the main products that are back today something that you guys have been waiting a while for we got plenty of boxes of the organ grind back in stock guys the 10% liver, 5% heart, 5% kidney you guys have been asking for quite a few months now I think we've been out for two or three months but it is back in stock you guys have been buying it oh I did want to mention I accidentally bought the wrong paper for some of this meat guy so if you buy the ground pork or like ground steaks please just send me an email and I give you guys a discount on the order for the inconvenience but we should have the correct paper in this week for all the future wrapping in addition to the organ grind being back in stock we have beef belly back in stock we were out for only about two weeks so we have that but what I also did for you guys was we sliced the pork belly into bacon basically so I'm calling this the raw Iberico bacon you know we were selling the whole five pound slabs of belly only pork which is pretty inconvenient so I think you guys are going to like these one pound containers of raw bacon you know bacon is normally cured and smoked so this is really just raw pork belly but I called it raw Iberico bacon coming one pound packages you know throw a few slices of these in the pan this is the highest quality quote bacon unquote available online at a pretty good price we have a lot of lamb hearts back in stock I know some of you guys are buying up those I don't see any of the Wagyu Tomahawk ribeye so I'm assuming you guys bought them all and all we have left is the regular Wagyu strip Wagyu ribeye we have the Wagyu steak ends which are very affordable guys we're selling like one pound Wagyu steaks for like $21 which is cheaper than regular ribeyes online so next week we should be showing you guys the Mekronola as well as the new Apple bar how it looks, what the texture is like but let me show you guys why I'm losing my mind so much down here I mean yeah I mean I should have gone crazy already but you know I'm trying to focus on what the business can make so even if I've lost hundreds of thousands of dollars to scumbag lawsuits and rotten business partners hopefully at some point in the future I'm making so much money all that stuff doesn't matter so the floor in this refrigerator that was previously wood got really warped and the guy sawed it out and put this aluminum down but look at how shoddy of a job this guy did he charged me a thousand dollars to saw out the floor and put aluminum down I thought he was gonna do a nice job I knew a thousand was a little high but I've been texting the guy for the past month to come back like for a thousand dollars like HVAC guys please let me know what you would charge for this and how horrible of a job this is you know I mean the guy fixed some other stuff and he charged a little too much but it's hard to get reliable contractors that don't screw you over in the city I mean honestly for a thousand dollars I could have bought two really nice Milwaukee saws the aluminum, the screws and probably done it myself in a few hours for that f***ing job like all the guy did was saw out the wood just screwed the aluminum down he didn't put like anything nice he didn't measure it nice he didn't insulate the side so it doesn't leak so hopefully this f***ing comes back what I also paid for and they did a much nicer job they labeled all of the circuits and electricians about $1500 to do the whole place I color coded this so my guys know what to turn off when they leave I got to show them this week to do that and all the lights are fixed so none of these lights were working previously and a couple lights downstairs weren't working maybe $1400 for that electrical job to fix all the lights and label the whole building maybe that was a little bit high but I had no problem paying that because the guy really did me a favor fixing the dehydrator a couple months back for only $500 so I had no problem with that I mean there's a lot of money going in and out of the business and when I look at the sales I'm not just Frankie's Surrange Meat Frankie's Surrange Foods, Horgan Supplements, Wi-Fi Shielding, Frankie's Naturals if I'm selling $1000 worth of water key for a week let alone all the other products and I'm not making money I'm getting really worried and concerned at how much I'm getting jerked around by just the cooler companies have to pay for a full truckload of shipping UPS charging me overweight fees and all this nonsense bullshit and ignoring my phone calls and emails I don't have anything to show you guys down here this week on Horgan Supplements but we did restock the male virility and we do have a few trace minerals back so if you guys have been looking to buy the male virility the beef testy supplement, we have it Wi-Fi Shielding nothing new guys but remember last week a couple of you guys have already purchased the Napsacks for children and toddlers so this is kind of nice for your kids to sleep in or to kind of wheel them around in a carriage we have two different sizes kind of small, medium and large, extra large if you guys missed it a month or two ago we have the new lip balm formula made with coconut oil which is, I think the texture's a lot nicer and easier to apply and a little more approachable than the beef towel for the water key for we do have some apple lemon in stock and we have pineapple hopefully the whey protein finally comes in this week and I gotta find out where my lead powder is too that's gonna be fun let's go upstairs and outside and get fried by more Wi-Fi AMF you know I forgot one review maybe I'll read it next week it was basically the person saying that they couldn't afford my Wi-Fi Shielding stuff so they bought some fabric and went to their own tailor which I mean to me that seems more expensive but they basically said they felt a lot better once they stopped getting fried by all the Wi-Fi AMF in their environment so I'll try to find that review and read it next week for you guys so last year I put an ad in the Amish newspaper for Eggs and Dairy and I got a lot of phone calls back then but someone called me like a week and a half ago you know from the older ad and I'm writing them a letter this week so I don't think it's gonna pan out because I've already spoken to like 10 of these Amish people and it never ends up working out but there's a possibility that these people might be willing to do Eggs and Dairy I'm sending them the letter with the price and the volume and what we want but it's pretty crazy opportunity to me because you know the volume of milk and eggs that we can sell you know a few hundred gallons of milk a week a few hundred dozen eggs a few like 50, 100 pounds of raw butter just off the bat I think for my customer base that would be to me an opportunity for them it's just with shipping costs and logistical stuff adding dairy to the I'm not gonna actually make that much money off of it but it might bring in a lot of customers we'll see again I don't think it's gonna happen because it hasn't happened the past 10 times I mentioned it but hopefully I can stick this out a few more months but I wanted to actually do a whole video just talking about the business update because you know it doesn't look like we're gonna get those loans I was hoping for about which was supposed to happen now in spring the Build Back Better grants the 666 New World Order scam grants so that doesn't look like it's gonna happen and I don't really know what I can hold out for because with all the lawsuits against me I don't think I can get a bank loan and my business isn't making money so like I'm kind of just down here paying a shitload of money to my employees and making a whole bunch of other businesses a whole lot of money so I don't know but thank you guys for supporting me regardless hopefully we can continue to provide you guys with some pretty high quality products we should have some more New York beef next month the carcasses are hanging right now one of them is actually a bull I know some 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Good afternoon, doctor. Sit down. Your schedule has been cleared. Do not attempt to leave the room until you are told this session is over. The door is already locked, but it is crucial that you pay attention. Good. You are now part of the SCP Foundation's Ethics Committee. This is not a demotion. Sit down. Yes, you are terrified.  You think that your career with the Foundation is over. You might even have thought that transferred to the Ethics Committee as a euphemism for killed. Oh, this is not the case. You notice I said killed instead of terminated. That's a deliberate choice. On the Ethics Committee, we don't use euphemisms. Because of the work the SCP Foundation does, a lot of personnel think that the idea of the Foundation having an Ethics Committee is just a bad joke. Of course, they know that the committee exists, but they've got the impression that we're an ineffectual laughing stock. A bunch of purposeless seat fillers who wave a rubber stamp that says approved and ever dare to voice any objection. Yes, I see you've heard the jokes. Here's one. How many members of the Ethics Committee doesn't take to change a light bulb? None. The Ethics Committee can't change anything. No, it's all right. You were meant to laugh. We're making effort to sustain the impression that we're useless because we are the secret power within the SCP Foundation. Sit down. Yes, there are the O-fives. They judge what is and isn't safe, and that's a vital and important function, but we are the ones who advise the O-fives on what is and is not acceptable. Oh, you've done horrible, awful things while working for the Foundation. Don't try to deny it. That is one of the unavoidable consequences of working with SCPs, and on occasion you've wondered if we are the quote-unquote bad guys. Well, we are not. And that is because of the Ethics Committee. This is your first lesson.  Remember this. The Foundation is not evil. We do not torture people just because we are against unnecessary cruelty, which means someone has to decide when cruelty is necessary. And that someone is us. Stop trembling. It is vitally important to remember this. It is your second lesson. The Foundation does not rule the world. The Foundation serves the world. Do you understand what that means? Regardless of what the general population might think it wants, what we do, what the Foundation does, is in the overall best interest of that general population. Yes, I'm sure you did realize that already, but you haven't thought of the deeper implications. You've consoled yourself by thinking that all the torture and murder is for the greater good. But this implies that there is the greater good, and therefore a lesser good. It implies that there are multiple, distinct goods, and that these can be quantified and compared. This is what we do on the Ethics Committee.  In order to balance these costs, we must know these costs. Do you understand what that means, Doctor? We know everything the Foundation does, has done, and ever will do. Everything that has ever been redacted or expunged, we know it. Every last detail. Yes, including what SCP-447-2 does when it comes into contact with dead bodies. Yes, we know exactly what procedure 110 Montauk is, too. We should. We're the ones who designed it. Ugh. No, no, it's quite alright. It's a common reaction. Perhaps we shouldn't schedule these meetings directly after lunch.  You will no longer be participating in active research. You may consider yourself a researcher at large, flirting from one project to another, from one site to another, at will. This is not a secret. You are welcome to tell all your friends that you have been transferred to the Ethics Committee, if you can deal with the jokes and the pity. You will observe what is done and ask the participants and yourself why it is being done. If at any point you feel that something is excessive or unnecessary or wrong, you inform us. Or we will summon the people involved and ask them questions in that meek, ineffectual way that your coworkers have mocked. And then, word will filter down from the O5s to the many levels of our bureaucracy, and those who are unethical will be given reprimands, which will be noted in their permanent record. Either the pay will be cut, or they will be demoted, or they will be transferred to another project, or they will be shot at crimes against humanity. This is your third lesson. Remember it. The P stands for protect. The foundation protects humanity from SCPs and we protect the foundation from itself. We judge what is and is not acceptable for the foundation to do. We balance evils so that on the whole and in the long run, evil is minimized. And now, you do not have a choice about being on the committee. Yes, the irony is lovely, isn't it?


Our unit is out here to help support some marine users with the high rain and high Mars equipment to do a simulated fire. It's both to support the marine mission and then also become more proficient on the Air Force side for our pilots and live masters to handle that equipment and to support that mission set, which we don't always get to do, so it's good training all around. The mission that we're trying to simulate could be conducted in a lot of different parts of the world, like the Pacific or like in Europe, where we might be operating out of a larger facility but we might have to adapt very quickly based off of a threat or based off of something happening in a war time scenario where we have to move people from more comfortable permanent facilities to more austere locations and so being able to use Camp Pendleton and being able to go out to the Navy Oxfield at St. Clemente or being able to work with the Marine Unit up at 29 Palms and while we've been based out of North Island having this many facilities here, not only to be able to support our training but also in the Pacific environment is hugely beneficial for our training and things that we can't do back home at Little Rock. I would just say that it's been great to work with the Marines and that they've been at every stage accommodating and that we've been happy to work together and we want to do more of this training in the future.


Seven hard things you may have to do if you want to be rich. Everyone wants to become rich, no doubt. But not everyone is ready to put in the work necessary to achieve that. According to author and coach Joyce Chapman, there's no way around doing the work it takes to get you there. Guess what? According to a 2018 Night Frank wealth report, only 1% of the world's population have fortunes of $15 million and above. According to Manor Arora, a best-selling author, to achieve what 1% of the world's population have, you must be willing to do what only 1% dare to do. While getting rich is as easy as following a laid-down principle, putting in the required work is necessary to achieve it. After all, little hard work never hurts anyone, says Mary Sage Newn. You see, anyone can become rich by learning and doing what the rich do. Self-made millionaire Steve Siabold, in his book How Rich People Think, said an I-quote, Like most things in life, becoming good at attracting money is no different than becoming good at anything else, be it being a subpar golfer, losing weight or mastering a second language. Hence, in this video, I'll share with you 7 hard things you may have to do if you want to become rich. This I believe will help you become a successful person. When you're here, consider subscribing so that you won't miss other interesting videos like this. 1. Diversify Your Income Diversifying your income means working more than one job to get you some extra cash. It could be starting side hustles, looking for online jobs, doing odd jobs in your neighborhood or starting a business of your own. The most important thing is to ensure that you do not rely strictly on one income stream, if you intend to get rich. The thing about diversifying means getting used to doing things that are not comfortable. For instance, if you are a 9-5 worker, taking up an extra job, which means more hours of work isn't going to be comfortable, especially in the beginning. It'll be rough. But guess what? You won't be thinking of the roughness when the extra money starts rolling in. The more money you can generate, the better your chances of increasing your savings and investment, which will eventually lead to financial freedom. Chris Lutz, a Filipino-American professional basketball player said and I quote, The purpose of diversification is so that when one investment goes down or is not doing so well, you are insulated from the result because of the others you have in place. In a job or career, most of us are trying to specialize so much so we would have ended up with all our eggs in the same basket. That's not managing risk at all. That's putting yourself at risk. 2. Invest in yourself What's the first thing that comes to mind when perhaps you become a beneficiary of a huge sum of money? Clothes? Shoes? Food? Luxury? Wrong answer. According to Rich Norton, the author of the number one Amazon download, resumes are dead and what to do about it. Very penny not spent on investing in yourself after basic needs of course may be a wasted future opportunity from missing, learns and connects. Investing in yourself is the chance you get to become a better version of yourself. When you become the better version of you, you are well able to provide value to the world and the more value you are to others, the more chances of making money and becoming rich. Albert Einstein once said, strive not to be successful but rather to be of value. Also according to Warren Buffett, price is what you pay and value is what you get. Self-investment means contributing time and energy in oneself and happiness. Its purpose is to motivate you and help you in your growth and development, giving you a sense of peace and understanding. For instance, reading different books and materials on certain subjects or attending conferences and seminars to get enlightened on certain subjects as well, are all part of self-investment. The aim is to grow and become better. 3. Gain mastery in your field To gain mastery means to have comprehensive knowledge or skill in a particular subject or activity. It means gaining superiority over something or someone. When you gain mastery in your field, it means that you have become an expert in your field and we all know what it means to become an expert or consultant in one's field, more money. However, it takes discipline, determination and devotion to achieve mastery in one's field. Morris Young, a leading activist and American rapper said and I quote, to become a master at any skill, it takes the total effort of your heart, mind and soul working together in tandem. Have you wondered how most of the great leaders achieve success and gain wealth? Well, Albert Einstein once said, only one who devotes himself to a cause with his whole strength and soul can be a true master. For this reason, mastery demands all of a person. To be rich, you have to become a master in your field, strive to become one of the top five in your field. 4. Be willing to take risks Taking risk is a part of life. Although it means stepping out of one's comfort zone, it is necessary to achieve success. Risk taken is the act of doing something that involves danger to achieve a goal. It is an essential part of living because if there is no risk, there is no reward. Neil Gaiman said and I quote, If you dare nothing, then when the day is over, nothing is all you will have gained. Of course, no one likes to take a risk because it is one of the difficult decisions to make when it comes to achieving success and becoming rich. However, always be reminded of Mark Twain's words, 20 years from now, you will be disappointed by the things you didn't do, then by the ones you did. So, throw off the bow lines, sail away from the safe harbor, catch the trade wings in your sails, explore, dream, discover. However, before making any decision on risk taken, ensure that you make a thorough research on the subject to minimize mistakes. 5. Start Saving Saving might be tough now, but it will pay off soon. One habit of the rich is learning how to save from all their streams of income. Rich people understand that they should be in control of their money, not the other way around. Hence, they learn to start saving from a young age, which eventually leads to their financial freedom. To say that you do not make enough money, hence you cannot save is one of the greatest forms of self-deceit. Francis Shenstone said, It is not how much you make each month that matters. It is how much you save along with the flexibility and time outside work that you have. Warren Buffett advises that a good way to improve your saving habits is do not save what is left after spending. Instead, spend what is left after saving. 6. Invest Why do you save? If you cannot provide an answer to why you save, you are likely going to end up spending whatever money you saved. So, the first thing to note about saving is always save with an intention. Next, if you want to be rich, your first purpose for saving should be for investment, not for the rainy days. T. Harve Ecker, an American author, said rich people play the money game to make more money, while poor people play the money game not to lose money. Add in that if you are saving your money for a rainy day, what are you going to get? Rainy days. Stop doing that. Instead of saving for a rainy day, focus on saving for a joyous day or for the day you win your financial freedom. Saving is good, but investing is better if you want to become rich. Robert G. Allen said, How many millionaires do you know who have become wealthy by investing in savings accounts? I rest my case. 7. Build your net worth, not your annual income Rich people focus on their net worth, not their present income. For instance, if a person earns $50 monthly and had a net worth of $500,000 and another individual earns $100,000 monthly but has a net worth of $200,000, who is richer? Rich people focus on building net worth by investing in assets instead of liabilities and unnecessary luxuries. To build good net worth, focus on all four of your net worth factors. Increasing your income, increasing your savings, increasing your investment returns, and decreasing your cost of living by simplifying your lifestyle. Good luck in your quest for riches. Thank you very much for watching our videos. 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How and why to make a suicide safety plan it's quick It's easy and it's an effective way of trying to proactively stay safe if you're someone at risk of suicide or self-harm Or you're supporting someone who is so I'm going to walk you through what a suicide safety plan looks like I'd also recommend that you go to staying safe net where you can either download a PDF template where you can create Your suicide safety plan or where you can actually fill in an online version And the nice thing about the online version is it gives you suggestions for answers to each of the questions in your plan But like in its most basic form a suicide safety plan doesn't have to follow a template It's really for you or the person you're supporting and it's about creating something that works for you And it is your kind of go-to How to guide for those moments when everything becomes too much and you're not managing anymore and you're at risk of harm or death It gives you an alternative essentially So in our suicide safety plan Suggested template so this is Alice Colking and colleagues staying safe dot net use this this approach and it works It's worked for me So the first thing we think about is our ideas for staying safe right now This is about how do we get through the next minute? So those moments when we're completely overwhelmed and we can think of nothing other than death right now This is how we get through that first minute. So this can be all sorts of things It might be you know, you're kind of literally giving yourself a minute It might be listening to one song and then thinking again might be kind of some sort of distraction techniques It there's there's loads of different things it can be here but what you're basically trying to do here is is try and like keep yourself safe for that one minute and Just buy yourself a tiny bit of time so that you get over that initial massive panic So you can then begin to engage with the rest of your suicide safety plan So it's like the right now aha moment. What do we do now? Okay? Okay, the next thing number two we think about how to make the situation safer So one of the things that massively impacts on outcomes for people who are suicidal is whether or not they have access to lethal means and so if we Struggle with those thoughts and feelings ourself then we can think about reducing our access to those kinds of means So for example, I have all my medication other than like a day or two is worth in a safe And my husband keeps it all safe. So I could not easily access Amounts of medication that would be lethal to me for example So you can think about yeah reducing access to means the other thing you can think about is whether you need to know in Your plan if there are places that you should avoid so for me again I always know that if I'm panicking I mustn't go anywhere near to train and rail stations And so I might make a note about that There are certain places that I need to avoid and that for me really trigger those kind of suicidal Urges so you might make a note of how you can make your situation your environment safe either by removing things or Taking yourself to a certain place or away from a certain place of thinking about the kind of the environment surroundings And next we have to think about things that we can use to kind of calm ourselves So remembering that when we're feeling in this kind of heightened emotional state things are really really tricky And we want to think what can we do to try and emotionally regulate someone to kind of try and bring the mood come Or we might do things like cuddle our dog We we might be thinking about like listening to calming music or our mindfulness or yoga or breathing techniques again With all of this it's really about what works for you or for the person you're supporting So there's not like a one-size-fits-all solution But ideally thinking of what helps me to calm down when I'm up here What helps me to come down a little bit? Then we have a think about things that might distract us So we might want to just try and like take our thoughts away From the the the thoughts and the ideation around the suicide and actually just to keep our mind busy with other stuff for a while So here might be where you might put in like your coloring or Like physical activity going for a walk or also anything really that could distract you pick up the phone Talk to a friend watch a video, you know anything whatever works for you But it's about trying to remove your mind From the suicidal thoughts and feelings and get your mind busy with something else Distracting yourself from those difficult thoughts with difficult feelings Then we have a think about who who are the people that can support you? Who are the people that you could pick the phone up to when you are in a heightened emotional state? Who is there for you and making sure that within our plan? We make it really clear who we can contact and how we can contact them So we've got all those details there if we need them and almost sometimes It's helpful to have like a reminder to self that it's okay to reach out and ask for help for these people and to prepare Those people that you know you're on my list. Is it okay if I call you at times of high stress and yeah We we mostly do have someone that we can talk to in those moments However, we can also think about whether there are other ways that we might reach out So something like Childline or Samaritans for example Might be hotlines that we might call if we feel unable to pick the phone up to a friend And finally it's a good idea to include contact details of any like professional services that you should be You should be contacting at this time So if you are under the care of community mental health team They might have given you contact details that you should you should contact at times of crisis Equally, you might be reminding yourself of like where your nearest A&E is if that feels like an appropriate thing It depends on what's kind of available to you locally really But yeah, if there are kind of professional people that you should be reaching out to so when you're putting the plan together It doesn't have to be perfect and it might change and flex over time So do add to it as you think of different things that might be helpful And if you try some of these things and they don't work so well, then you know strike them out and lose them It's flexible. It's your plan. There's no right and wrong way of doing this The key thing is having thought about it having thought about the where the who the how the what if you're in this moment of crisis Because when you're in that moment of crisis, it's so so hard to find your way out of it But if you've got this kind of how-to guide that you've written beforehand, it really really helps now once you've created the plan It can be really helpful to share it with those who are close to you who might want to support you in these difficult moments Not least because if you've got ideas like things that calm you and distraction techniques in there Then they can help you to employ those techniques So they might know for example that there's a particular breathing strategy that you like and they could encourage you to use that in these moments for example, and I would also encourage that if you are someone who Has, you know need of a safety plan like this that you do try and carry it with you Or maybe keep a copy on your phone or something like that because you don't really know when you're going to need it and having it Kind of filed away somewhere isn't really so useful And then finally I guess the final thing I'd say about it is that although we talk about this as a suicide safety plan You can also use a lot of the ideas that you've developed here to proactively Stop yourself getting to that kind of crisis point So don't feel like this is just your plan for when everything goes wrong and you are in complete crisis If you feel yourself kind of going that way actually think about okay, let's have a look at the plan Who can I talk to what can I do what would help calm me? What would help distract me at this time in order to try and stop you kind of escalating to that crisis moment So don't feel like you can only use it kind of in an emergency. This can be a plan that you more proactively use And I really hope that the idea is helpful And again, I would really encourage that you try out staying safe net Where you can either download a PDF plan or you can create your online version and then print it off And as I say when you create the online version, it gives you loads of different suggestions to help you fill out the boxes as well Which is super helpful It's a great website and there's also lots of other resources on the website too So lots of people talking about how and why they've created their own suicide safety plan and that kind of thing as well So really really good resource if you are someone who struggles with thoughts and feelings around suicide Or if you're supporting someone who does I guess the final thing to say is that there's no like age limit or like ethnicity limit or anything like that This is something that could be made to work for absolutely anyone And as with all things if you are working with younger children or people with special educational needs Then you might think carefully about how you adopt the language and that kind of thing In order to make your kind of age and stage appropriate But you know, use the language that works for you and create something that helps to keep them safe And yeah, hopefully helpful Okay, good luck I would love to hear your ideas about how you use this If you've got any other takes on it or things that you think should be added in or anything like that Leave them in a comment below And as always please subscribe And you'll be kept up to date with my new videos which come out on Tuesdays and Fridays Okay, see you next time Bye