Thank you Jane and thanks to everybody who's made this the 10th year of an amazing event Increasingly more amazing event. I'm gonna read two brief things one of them the first of them is a piece I did on fresh air at the end of 2008 when people were looking for the word of the year and Some people like hypermiling some liked bailout Bill sapphire wanted to go with frugalista, but I suggested that if if it were up to me I'd fasten on the brief resurgence of Joe a name that encapsulates the whole history of 20th century populism In 1942 FDR's vice president Henry Wallace made a famous speech in which he declared that we were living in the century of the common man For most of that century the common man went by the name of Joe The generic Joe blogs first showed up in the 1920s along with his alias Alice's Joe zilch and Joe blow to be joined later by Joe Schmo from Kokomo and by the 1930s Joe had replaced John and Jack as the generic word for a chap or a fellow was in a good Joe or a regular Joe GI Joe made his first appearance in 1942 as a comic strip character in the army weekly yank He quickly took the place of Johnny Doughboy who was a holdover from World War one Since that period Joe has always been the name that people reached for when they wanted to suggest blue collar unpretentiousness You think of Joe Paluka the affable heavyweight champ from a popular comic strip that dated from the 1930s or Jackie Gleason's garrulous Joe the bartender or Josephine the pulp plumber who was featured in long-running ads for Comet cleanser in the 1960s Joe camel slouched on to the scene a couple of decades later shooting pool with his baseball cap on backwards We're sitting on his motorcycle in a black leather jacket always with a cigarette dangling from his split lip Man or drama dairy you couldn't imagine him as a Jeremy Joe's don't stand on ceremony, which is why the truncation is compulsion compulsory for any politician called Joseph Particularly if he can claim modest origins.  Actually that's sort of the idea Joe lunch pail appeared in the 1960s and Bill Sapphire has traced Joe's six pack back to a 1970 Boston congressional race at the time some people heard the phrase is a slur on Irish voters But it caught on as a slightly jocular handle for ordinary working-class Americans Homer Simpson embraced the label and expanded on it calling himself Joe 12 pack Those are the voters both parties have been wooing since the late 1960s But usually under a bleak labels like the silent majority working Americans with a forgotten middle class The working class and lower middle class have no entries in the American political lexicon Pundits and politicos on both sides might chew endlessly chew over the question. What does Joe six pack want? But the gentleman was only referred to in the third person before Sarah Palin No national candidate had ever admired my address six Joe six plaque by name much left offered him or herself as a Representative of what Palin calls the normal Joe six pack American and Then in one of those you can't just can't make this stuff up moments the NGSA national Joe six pack Normal Joe six pack American constituency acquired a fresh flesh and blood embodiment in the format of an Ohio man Who happened to go by the middle name of Joe and who worked in the canonical 20th century blue collar job? That was pure serendipity. There's no way Wurzel backer would have transformed himself into a campaign mascot If he'd been Dwayne the drywall guy Between the meteogenic double-teaming of Joe the plumber and Joe the Joe six pack identified vice presidential candidate Republicans populist pitch was more explicit and energetic than at any time since Nixon and Agnew ignited the culture Wars 40 years ago Their partisans were adrenalized piling into Palin's rallies with placards bearing their first names and job descriptions But outside of the Republican base. There was no rush to enroll in the Joe six pack nation Of course, there are lots of reasons for that Some had feared that Palin might incarnate Joe six pack a little too authentically and Joe the plumber turned out to be something of a loose spigot But whatever candidates happen to be carrying the Republican standard in 2012 It isn't likely they'll be bringing along any of this year's Joe's when they make their way back to Ohio and Pennsylvania That's the risk of populist rhetoric. What sounds plain folks in one ear will sound patronizing in another Not withstanding Henry Wallace's glorious speech or Aaron Copeland's even more glorious fanfare to the common man The common man has never been crazy about being referred to as the common man And with a notable exception of Homer Simpson Most people aren't comfortable having their socio-political identity reduced to a beverage preference whether it's for beer or Chardonnay Americans may still feel a nostalgic affection for the picturesque working-class characters that the name Joe evoked in the last century But when they catch a glimpse of themselves in the mirror, well, it's funny, but they don't look Joe-ish Let me Let me also read one very very briefly one a poem as my seventh-grade English teacher used to call this I wrote it is the last piece in this book the years of living dangerously and It actually appeared as a blog posting and language log not not a fresh year this Was something I did at the time when The spammers were all you know how they put little bits of prose or whatever into the spams to make them pass the filters But they were all sticking in little bits from Hiawatha So I wrote this In my inbox every morning scads of spam Solicitations each to fool the filters you strewing in the better and the body random lines from Hiawatha and Nekomas warned her often get your clear at all and come pills.


Hello and welcome to the session. This is Professor Farhad and this session we're going to be looking at contractual agreement. This topic is stubborn and advanced accounting course. This topic is a introductory for reorganization and liquidation for chapter seven and chapter 11. The topic is covered on the reg exam CPA reg and somehow it's covered when it comes to journal entries on the far exam. As always I would like you to connect with me on LinkedIn. If you don't have a LinkedIn account, make sure you create one. It's very important for your professional image. YouTube is where you would need to subscribe. I have over 1500 lessons, accounting, tax, audit. Make sure you take advantage of those. They're available on YouTube. If you like my YouTube, please like them, share them, put them in the playlist, let the word know about them. This is my website as well. I have an Instagram account. And this is my Facebook page. So let's talk about contract contractual agreement. And when do we have to deal with this type of situation? What is the prerequisite for bankruptcy? The prerequisite for bankruptcy is when you cannot enable to pay your debt, unable to pay your obligations. When a business is unable to pay its obligation, the business may attempt first to reach an accommodation with the creditors. So first we're going to look at what are the options for the business before they restore to legal recourse, legal action to the creditor as well as for the debtor. So the debtor and the creditor, the creditor are the party that lend you the money. Debtor is the party that borrowed the money. The creditors think of banks. Just think of banks. They don't have to be banks. They can be anyone, but think of banks. Banks lend you money. The debtor and the creditor meet and develop a voluntary agreement. Notice here we are dealing with voluntary agreement. Basically they sit together and they will try to work some sort of a settlement, some sort of a settlement. What could the settlement include? The settlement could include extension of payments. That's one option. It could include something called composition agreement. It could include formation of creditors committee and it could also include voluntary assignments of assets. Now if you are, if you watch my lectures, you know that every time I have a list, I'm going to go over this list in detail. The first thing is I'm going to talk about extension of payment period. So when does extension of payment period occur? Well, it occurred when the debtor and the creditor, especially the creditor believed it's not in their best interest to force the debtor, to force the borrower into liquidation. So the financial difficulties, they believe they're temporary. It just, this is only for this year or for this six month, then the business will pick up. It's in the best interest of the creditor to wait, maybe extend the payment. When the payment is extended, interest would still be accrued. So interest on the debt continue to accrue as normal. Okay. Usually this type of arrangement is good with small businesses, small group of creditors too. You cannot have too many creditors. Now you have to negotiate with each one separately. So a small, small group of creditors will work. Notes, the financial statements should indicate the extension of the agreement. So if you did go through an extension, the notes in the financial statements, obviously that that's about right, we'll have to disclose the notes and the notes, the agreement. That's handled prospectively. You don't have to go back and change anything. And generally speaking, no journal entry is required. If it's only extension of period, basically it's extension of time, unless, as a result, the payable now exceeds the carrying amount of the payable exceeds the cash payment and interest specified by the new term. So now you're payable, the book value of your payable is more than the cash flow you have to pay. Simply put, you're going to have to pay less to settle than you're going to have some sort of a gain at that point. Okay. Another option is to have something called composition agreement. It's an agreement between the debtor and the creditor where creditor agrees to accept less than the full amount of their claims. Similarly, here the creditor says, you know what?  We'll let it go. Okay. Or they cancel the interest. Okay. Forget about the interest. I don't want the interest. Just pay me my principle. Or what they do, they can lower the rate.  Okay. So, but here in return, the creditor expect to receive an immediate payment. Okay. Which will be, which should be more than, which should be more than if the debtor were first to liquidate. So here the creditor thinking, give me my money. Let me get out. Basically cut my losses here.  Let me accept this payment and we'll move on. Also, this is good for small group of creditors. Again, no gain or loss is recognized until unless the carrying amount of the remaining payable, okay, exceeds the total future cash payment of principle and interest. So now what you have to pay on books is less than what's on the book to assume you're going to have on the books. It's a million dollar, but you can satisfy it with 800,000. Well, you have a game because you owe a million on the books, but you only have to pay 800,000. Another option is to form a creditors committee. Now what you do is you bring a group of people and they will kind of, in a sense, they will form to manage the debtor's business affair. So they will try to manage your affair. Basically, it's a committee. It's called the debt committee. So they make plans to either rehab the business, reorganize or liquidate. Okay. So it could be they might extend the period, they might have a composition agreement. Somehow this committee will decide on what should happen. Now if they decided to go into reorg or liquidation, if they're going to go down that way and we will talk about both of these later on reorganization is basically chapter 11 and liquidating is chapter seven. Once if they happen to make that decision, the business that the debtor property may be turned to a trustee who's responsible for conducting the affair of the business. So it leaves the committee and goes to a trustee. And at that point, during that period will conduct the organization or liquidation again we'll talk about three organization and liquidation later on. The last option is voluntary assignment of asset here. The debtor would the debtor would say the debtor would say okay, I owe you the money I have these assets. What I'm going to do I'm going to put the asset with the control of someone else a trustee. I'll give you the property and give you the proceeds. Okay, and at that point, we'll call it even that's what's going to happen. I voluntarily assigned my asset to someone who's going to sell the assets with basically we will have to agree to them. Now if anything left, any remaining money left after the sale of the proceeds and go back to the debtor it goes back to the business. This is basically an introduction to the chapter seven and chapter 11. In the next session we would look at basically bankruptcy in general what are the bankruptcies, voluntary petition versus unvoluntary petition, so on and so forth. If you have any questions about this topic. Please email me. If you happen to visit my website for additional lectures, please consider donating. Good luck.


A few months back, I did a video that listed the best multiplayer games for the Super Nintendo, and those games were mostly really popular, so the point of this video is to mention a few that aren't so popular. Not going into huge detail or anything, just showing off some footage. I'll do five co-op games and five versus games. First is Wild Guns, a game that's gotten some notoriety in recent years for being somewhat rare and really freaking expensive. Unlike some other really high-priced games though, this one delivers in spades. Wild Guns is an arcade style fixed-view shooting gallery game that's perfect for two players. Sometimes I find with games like this though, the cross here either moves way too fast or way too slow, but it feels perfect in this game though. So while I don't think it's worth $200, Wild Guns remains an excellent multiplayer game. Soldiers of Fortune, also known as Chaos Engine, is your classic top-down Smash TV style gameplay with tons of weapons, power-ups, and explosions. If you remember a while back, I did a video about true lies. Soldiers of Fortune essentially has the same guts and same design as that game, only with multiplayer. And it's kind of more futuristic-y, I guess? There's 16 levels to crank through though, and you can buy your own weapons as well. Next is Jurassic Park Part 2, The Chaos Continues. This is a classic run-and-gun style game that always lends itself well to multiplayer. While the premise of the game, uh, doesn't exactly fit the premise of the movie, who cares? The game is pretty good. There's 10 levels that you can play in any order, but there's no save feature or password system, so be wary of that. For shoot-em-ups, there's Strike Gunner STG. It's a solid game that's a bit on the easy side, but the quality sound design makes it a very satisfying game to play. There's 15 special weapons, everything from a plasma shield to heat-sinking missiles to photon torpedoes. More importantly, this game serves as a good example of something that's kind of drab if you're playing by yourself, but it's more fun with a second player. Super Ninja Boy is another very good example of that. It's an RPG with battle mechanics of a beat-em-up, so it's got the usual random battle stuff, only the battles pull you into a side-scrolling mode, where you do the usual punch-kick stuff. Sounds cool, right? It kind of is, but the single-player mode is just so dang slow. With a second player, the game is much more fun, and definitely worth checking out. Now onto versus games.  It's a little bit like Road Rash, but on carts. There's all sorts of different modes, like the Rumble mode, which is exactly what you'd expect, and a Soccer mode, which is pretty funny. Micro Machines is a different kind of racing game, going with a top-down view, where you race as a tiny car or a hovercraft or a helicopter. The track is super slippery, so it's easy to knock each other off the track entirely, so many curses are sure to be shouted. It's a nice change of pace from kart racing or arcade-style racing. For fighting games, if you're burnt out on the classics, like Street Fighter II and Killer Instinct, then check out Weapon Lord. It's a solid fighting game that slipped through the cracks over the years, which is kind of odd because, believe it or not, this game was on the cover of Nintendo Power once upon a time. While the animation might not be the most fluid, the character design and artwork is crazy and unique, and each character has at least 9 or 10 special moves. Tetris Battle Gaiden is the usual Tetris-style game, but between two players, the next piece you'll see on display is First Come First Serve, which makes it pretty interesting. There's also special pieces that trigger spells that either make it easier for you or worse for the other player. Lastly, there's pieces. On the surface, it's just solving a puzzle, literally, and the goal is to solve it faster than your opponent. But what makes this game fun is all the special items that either help you or screw with your opponent, like freezing their cursor or inverting their controls. That's freaking great. This game will absolutely bring out your competitive side. Alright, that's it for now. Thanks for watching, and have a great rest of your day.


Armenians of Karabakh will receive support from Azerbaijani authorities. Azerbaijan will support the Armenian population of the Karabakh region. Head of the press service of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Azerbaijan, Akan Hajizadi, said this in an interview with Al Jazeera TV channel. He noted that the increase in the systematic firing of the positions of the Azerbaijani army by the units of the Armenian armed forces and the continuation of the mining of our territories caused the Azerbaijani armed forces to take local anti-terrorist measures against the representatives of the separatist and puppet regime established in Karabakh. According to Akan Hajizadi, Prime Minister of Armenia Nikol Pashinyan himself declared that Azerbaijan did not harm the Armenian residents of Karabakh during these anti-terrorist measures. The Karabakh region has always been an integral part of Azerbaijan. All ethnic minorities of Azerbaijan have always lived in friendly conditions in our country. Azerbaijan is a multi-ethnic country. Armenians and Azerbaijanis have always lived together throughout history. Our country will ensure the reintegration of Karabakh Armenians. Experts emphasised that in the current conditions when Azerbaijan regained control over the entire territory and the Prime Minister of Armenia called on Karabakh Armenians to prepare for peace and, as a result, reintegration into the Azerbaijani society, a new and significant impulse to conclude a peace agreement arose. Despite this, Pashinyan will continue to face strong opposition to the peace process from extremist political forces in Armenia who favour conflict over peace.


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This is a huge crowd, and it's not a surprise.  Thank you so much. Well, thank you so much. It's great to be in slush again. So, you know, at age 34, you became the youngest prime minister in Finnish history, the third female prime minister after a long line of men, and, you know, you took on a job that is typically the culmination of a long career in public service, and you took it on fairly early. So, I just have to ask, as an opener, what was it like to be thrust into that position? Well, of course, when you take that kind of position or job, you are never fully prepared. It's always leap to unknown. And then when you do the work, when you do the job, then you learn also what the job is. So, it's a leap of faith, you could say, as well. And we have had, in Finland, few female prime ministers, but if we look globally, the situation isn't very good. We have 193 UN countries, and only 13 of them are led by women. So the world isn't very equal on leadership, not now, has never been. And I only hope that we will see more female leadership in the world in the future. Absolutely. Well, you know, we're sitting in front of a very big audience of tech founders and investors and people who are really trying to knock down walls and also shatter glass ceilings. And I wonder if you have any advice for them? Well, my main advice is that trust yourself. Believe in yourself. If you are in a position where you are able to take a leadership position, for example, then think that maybe I am capable, maybe I can do this, especially women, many times, they question themselves, are they ready for that job? Are they good enough? Are they capable enough? Can they do everything perfectly? I don't think that men, and actually we have some studies about it, men don't think like that. They think that, yeah, I'm better, I'm the best one for the job. I think women also need that attitude, and they need the support, and also the encouragement of taking risks, taking new positions, taking leadership positions, because women are good leaders and they are good at their jobs. And if you are on that point where you could take that position, it's because you are good and you are capable. So I just say that, like, go for it. I'm sure you can. That's great. Thank you, Mark.  I mean, soon after you're elected, COVID took hold of the world, then you have Russia invading Ukraine, you have a very long and complicated relationship with Russia, you've got a very long border with Russia. Can you also take me back to that day when you had heard the news and what was going through your mind? Well, I can remember today vividly, like it was yesterday, because we knew back then, by then, that it's probable that Russia will attack Ukraine. Of course, it wasn't a surprise, but everybody hoped that it didn't or it wouldn't happen. But we knew we had to entail from the States saying that it's probable that Russia will attack. Actually, when you look now back, you can connect the dots what happened before the attack on Ukraine. So during that summer, almost half a year earlier, and during that whole fall, Russia used gas and energy resources, for example, to stop energy flows to Europe, making those energy flows go more slowly so that all the storages in different countries would go down, and that Russia could use energy as a weapon against Europe later on. So we can see the dots now. And also, Russia put many troops near Ukrainian border before. They said that it's a drill, they won't attack, it's a drill they're only training near Ukrainian border. Now we know it was a lie, Putin lied to everyone, and I know that many leaders were in contact with Putin trying to find the diplomatic routes out of the situation. Everybody tried to find diplomatic ways, peaceful ways out of that situation, and many people talked with Putin before the war started, before the full attack started, and he lied to everyone. So now we can see all the dots what happened before, and we have to learn from that, of course. I have said in many stages that Western countries, democratic countries, everywhere globally should stop being naive. I think we should wake up to authoritarian regimes, how they function, how they work, how they see the world, what is their logic. And it's very different from the democratic countries. We think and we thought in Russia's case that when we have very close ties and connection with Russia, economic ties, business ties, that would secure peace, because it would be so costly and so stupid to start a war. Like it is, it's stupid, it's unlogical from our perspective. But authoritarian countries don't think like that, so it didn't prevent anything. And I think the main mistake were made 2014 when Russia attacked Crimea, and Europe and Western countries didn't react strong enough. And I have also said this in European Council meetings in many stages before, that if we had reacted more strongly then, would more heavy sanctions show Russia that they cannot act like that, defend Ukraine in that moment and that position. I don't think we would have seen the full attack on Ukraine later on. I think Putin really thought that he can just walk to Kiev, people would welcome him, open arms, that the Western countries, democratic countries wouldn't be strong, that we wouldn't oppose those kind of sanctions, that we wouldn't support Ukraine, that we would take more notes on the business side, on economic side and we would just like leave Ukraine as it is when Russia attacks. So Putin thought that once again, like 2014, he can just walk in to Ukraine, do whatever he wants, it will be like fast two weeks operation, special operation as he calls it, but this wasn't the case. Now we acted united, we put heavy sanctions, we supported Ukraine from the get go, giving more weapons to Ukraine every day and making sure that they can cope. And they have shown so much heroism during these years, very hard times. They are really heroic and they have defended their country very heroically. And I think we have to do the utmost to support Ukraine from now on and make sure that the war can end as soon as possible. If there will only be some kind of peace, not created by the Ukrainian terms, only some kind of peace, then there will be a long period of grey zone and I think we would only see wars in that territory once more. So we have to make sure that we are supporting President Zelensky's peace plan, he has made his own peace plan that he has shown to the world and also they have demanded more heavy weaponry, more fastly delivered to Ukraine so that they can really defend and push Russian troops out of Ukraine. And I think we should all focus on this. To also show another authoritarian regime out there that it doesn't pay off to attack an independent country, that we will react, that we are strong and that we are not naive anymore. Well, I love your stance and of course one of your biggest achievements was securing NATO membership for Finland, of course that angered the Russian President Vladimir Putin. I am just wondering what do you make of the current prime minister's position, decision this week to close off the border entirely for two weeks to I guess stop what he said was asylum seekers coming into the country. Do you think that puts you more at risk down the road? Well, we have seen that Russia uses different tools to trying to shake things up in different countries and they have actually used migrants before and also Belarus has used migrants and we have seen these kind of situations in the Belarus-Polish border, in different borders where they are trying to push people out of their country to push them across the border. So they are using migrants, they are using asylum seekers this way and of course it's not acceptable. We have the legislation that enables us to close our borders. We created the legislation in our governmental period just in case that things like this should happen or would happen because we have seen Russia acting like this before. And another thing that we did because of the actions of Russia and what is the state of the country today is that we actually built a fence to the Russian and Finnish border that we didn't have before. We have had, I would say, functioning relationship with Russia for decades because we are neighbouring countries. We have a long border together so we have had to deal with Russia before and we have had good cooperation in the border before. But now things have changed and that's why also Finland has to prepare more on securing our own borders from Russia but I think the most important thing to make sure that we are secure and safe is that the Finnish border nowadays is an NATO border. You know, you've talked a lot about autonomy, you've talked a lot about people's sort of naivete when it comes to dealing with authoritarian governments and I know that that really factors into this universe, the tech world. Do you want more tech autonomy as well? You talked, I think, last year a little bit about Finland and Europe's more broadly reliance on chips from China, for example. And I just wanted to know, you know, one year on, if we were to sort of establish like a grading system, how you would rate Finland's progress from A to say, you know, F for failing, how you think you're doing on this front as a country? Well, I think Finland is doing actually quite well compared to many other countries. We have a lot of countries in the world that hasn't yet reached that kind of digital state and Finland, other Nordic countries, I think many European countries have that capability, has those capabilities and are capable when it comes to digitalisation and digital front. But still we have many things to do and when we talk about digital or tech, it's important that we don't only speak about the technology and the like things that you are creating, for example, but actually that we're talking about people because everything is to do with people. So I think when we look at tech or digital, the most important thing is to invest in people. In education, from early childhood to universities, R&D and new innovations and when we served as a government, we created together with the opposition parties then, so it was bipartisan agreement. We agreed in Finland that we are aiming to raise our R&D funding up to 4% of our GDP by the year 2030. And I think if every European country would share this kind of goal, that sounds simple but it's actually a very ambitious goal, then we would be better off. So we need the people, we need the talent, we need to know how, so we should put our money to education and R&D and there also comes the digital solutions, the new technological innovations that we will need, not only because it's nice to use different apps or it's nice to have these things, but I'm an optimist and I want to believe that technology can actually help us solving the big issues of the future, like climate change, loss of biodiversity, also dealing with many critical problems, for example, pandemics, et cetera, so we need the technical solutions, we need those innovations and we need to make sure that we also have the platform and the will to encourage building that. Absolutely, I think that that's roughly the same percentage of GDP that the US pours into R&D, so that's really great. You know, I just wonder also, how you'd grade the European Commission, we sort of watch and wait to see, you know, the US what the European Commission is doing in terms of, you know, the regulatory stuff. Yeah, well, I think we should work better together. In many ways, actually, the situation in Ukraine has deepened the relationship between Europe and the States, also Great Britain, so we have a lot of possibilities of working together and I think it's crucial that democratic countries will connect more, will cooperate more in all of the fronts that are critical to our societies. I see that European Commission, European Parliament, Europe as a whole, the whole, all of the institutions has a great role of making sure that we have good rules internationally when it comes, for example, big tech or development of AI or all of this, so we need the ethical rules and also the rules that every country in the world would follow and that they should or have to follow. But I'm also a bit afraid or not maybe afraid, but I can see a lot of risk there if European Commission or another legislative parties don't work with the entrepreneurs, business, private sector, with the companies because the development and the pace of development of new technologies is so fast that the legislation will always be behind, so I think also here cooperation is key and I would like to see more and more interaction and cooperation between private and public, especially when it comes to digital solutions and when it comes to new technologies. Absolutely. So when you came to power, you did talk about Finland sort of not being left behind and sort of maybe focusing more on AI and I just wonder now, there's so much good that we're seeing already from AI in terms of education and healthcare, but of course we're also hearing more and more about risks to humanity potentially in the very near term, so I just wonder if you've changed your mind at all about how you view AI as potential. Well, I believe in development and of course every technology or everything new comes with risks. There are always that negative side about everything, but there's also a positive side and that's why I said that I would like to see more and more interaction between the ones that are creating the technology that are creating these new things that will help us in many ways with legislative people that are planning and creating the rules for these technologies. So I would rather see cooperation and focusing on the positive also acknowledging that there are risks and that we have to talk about the ethics of these new technologies that there are also problems, but not treat the technologies itself such a risk that we shouldn't walk in that right direction because I think that it's inevitable and hopefully we could move from the discussion from, for example, is AI good or bad thing to more about how should we develop these technologies together? How could we make sure that there are more positive sides than the risks or the negative? Well, Finland has obviously always played a major role in gaming and mobile tech. And I just wonder if you think it can sort of, you know, in the future if you see it taking center stage in this technology AI or in another area? Well, I think Finland is doing actually quite a good job. For example, when it comes to quantum technologies, we are a small country. We don't have massive resources like United States or even big countries in Europe like Germany and others. But still we are doing a top-notch job with quite small resources. So I would also like to see here, as I said, cooperation between private and public. I would also like to see more cooperation between countries. Because if we would, for example, in Europe, have the big countries resources and use it in a smart way with cooperation with smaller countries, I think we would do better job. For example, Estonia, Finland's neighboring country, they are very high on technology and digitalization in the entire country, even though they are quite small. So also big countries can learn from small countries and small countries are doing amazing things with quite small resources. You know what's interesting to me? I love the work-life balance in Finland. And I also, frankly, love that there is this sort of a version to wealth, the very extreme opposite of which we see in the US and especially in the Bay Area where people I think are sort of valued by how much money they make. But I do wonder if that is sort of a gating factor to ambition here or to attracting and retaining entrepreneurs. Well, I think it's very important that you have balance in your life, whether it's work free time or work family life balance or balance in any ways. Because we are individuals, we are human. If you only work, you can work very hard for a certain period of time, but then you will burn out. So I think it's much more sensible, actually, to make sure that people are, of course, working. They are ambitious. We should encourage that, but that they will also have free time that they can spend time with their family and that they will have, for example, good paternity leave system in different countries. We also renewed the parental leave system in Finland in the previous government period where I led the government.  So the time that father have to have in this period, we prolong that and that also gives, of course, mothers possibilities to build their careers. So I think it works in both ways.  And I think I haven't ever met a single father who has said, like, I really regret spending time with my kid when he or she was small. Like nobody ever says that. Everybody is saying who has used these opportunities that actually it really gives me perspective and it also gives me a lot of drive going back to work but also understanding that other side of our family or our life. So I think it's very important that we will have more equal parental leave systems and more equal worlds when it comes to family life as well. I think the US could learn a lot from Finland. But I also wanted to talk to you about the fact that you're not a politician anymore but you are very much a political consultant now working for the Tony Blair Institute. Can you talk a little bit about that? And I also wondered what you made of the characterization of TBI, I guess it's called, as the McKinsey for world leaders. If you think that's apt or not. Well, Donate Polar Institute is working almost in 40 countries globally advising governments, advising head of states in different matters. Of course, it varies country to country. Whether it's to do with agriculture, technology or many things and my job there. I also do many other things that I love and I actually love the freedom that I now have after serving as a prime minister which I also appreciate of course so much. It was a privilege to be a prime minister in a period of time where almost everything happened. So it was really hard and really tough but still rewarding and I really appreciate that I have the opportunity to serve my country as a prime minister. But now I have of course more freedoms to do also other things. And I'm also open for new things. In Blair Institute, my job is to advise head of states, head of governments and also the governments on certain issues, meet with people. And you know when you are in that position of leadership, leading a country for example, nobody really understand that. You cannot read it in a book, you have to experience it. So leaders need that kind of interaction. To speak with people that really know the job, how hard it is and all the factors that you have to consider doing that job. So that's my job there but I also do many other things like speaking in different events and interact with people. I still want to change the world. I haven't lost my passion about the issues where I went to politics in the first place like fighting climate change, fight loss of biodiversity, working for a more equal world, working for human rights. I still have all of those passions but now different platforms to make an impact and influence. That's wonderful. Well, I mean you were so popular as a prime minister and I do wonder you're so early in your career in the wider arc. I mean are you interested in going back into politics at some point? I haven't said that I wouldn't ever go back. Like of course it's a possibility that at some day I might find that passion to pursue political career once again but for now I'm doing also something else and I believe that and I think this is a good advice for also to you that I think and I believe that you should always close some doors to open new ones. If you're only like building everything at the same time then you don't have the energy to focus on new matters and new things. So I believe closing some doors, doing something else, finding new paths and it has worked well for me for so far. So I never have had like five years or 10 year plan, career plan or any plan of that sort. I believe like opportunities will come to you and then you have the possibility to take them or not. You can always choose. Don't plan too much your life because life is always a mystery and it's always unknown and that's why it's so interesting. So wonderful to talk to you. Thank you so much, Dana. Really pleasure. Thank you. Thank you so much. It was lovely. Thank you.


Okay, so the scripture is Ephesians 5, verse 22 is, Wives, submit yourselves unto your husband, unto your own husbands, as unto the Lord. For the husband is the head of the wife, even as Christ is the head of the church, and he is the savior of the body. Therefore, as the church is subject unto Christ, so let wives be to their own husbands and everything. Husbands, love your wives even as Christ also loveth the church and gave himself for it. That he may sanctify and cleanse it with washing of the water and the word, that he may present it to himself as a glorious church, having no spark or wrinkle or any such thing. But it should be holy without, without blemish. So ought men to love their wives as their own bodies, so that loveth his wife, he loveth himself. For no man hated his wife, yeah. So, in that sense. So it said, wives submit to your husband, husband love your wife, not seek counsel from, not submit to. Alright, let me finish. But love your wife as you love yourself. Yes, you don't. Okay, go ahead. Okay, so in that sense, if you are loving your wife as Christ loved the church, Christ also died for the church, Christ also was able to rebuke his own self in the Garden of Gethsemane, when he wanted to make this cup pass for him, but know that will be done. Like, so he was able to refrain to self-control, to hold back on temptation, to love himself, to give up himself. So in that sense, and as Christ also listened to his disciples. No, you said the church. Christ loved the church. Yeah. The disciples weren't part of the church. They are the church. No, they weren't. Yes, they are the church. In the book, they were not the church. No, I understand that, but I'm saying in the story of Christ, when he was, he essentially rebelled against the church. He didn't listen to the church. That's why he was crucified. And he was crucified because he didn't obey Pontius Pilate. Yeah, who was part of the church. It was the religious part of the church. Yeah, the church is the religion. No, the church is not. No, that's the problem. Church is not a religion. Religion is a religion. Church is supposed to be the people who are a part of the body of Christ. So you said, okay, so you're saying, Jesus submitted himself to the people. No, what I'm saying is that... Because again, just so we don't get on topic. Just so we don't get on topic. No, no, I got it. We were trying to understand what is the biblical... Portion of wives submitting to their husbands. No, husbands submitting to their wives. I wasn't trying to say there's a biblical part of wives, husbands submitting to their wives. What I am saying is that there should be a respect level to listen out to it for a final decision. No, what you were saying initially was, so if the wife puts her foot down, he should be that submission. Is that not submission? If the wife puts her foot down and says, this is final and the husband should be like, okay. No, you asked me the question of what am I curious about in the situation of a man saying, making a final decision. And I said, my curiosity would be, would there be the same? Would he also be willing to submit to me? Not even submit, because I don't think that submit is the right word. I think that's the problem, is that the word submit is... That's what the Bible says, based on what you had. Right, the Bible, yeah, the scripture does say, but you also have to translate it from that time frame to this time frame. Okay, so translate it. So I can't...  I'm just saying submission... But you're disagreeing with the biblical definition. I'm disagreeing... I'm not disagreeing with anything. So what I'm just... Well, I am disagreeing. So what I'm saying is that when it states in the Bible that wives should be submissive to their own husbands, and at the same time husbands should love their wives as Christ loved the church, that as Christ loved the church, he was able to give of himself. He was willing to... Yeah, his life. Right, his life, not only that, he was willing to give of himself for the church. So when people need to be fed... But he didn't listen to the church, the church listened to him. That's my only word. He did. He listened to the people. He listened to what they said and then was able to give them God's word. Understand that. But it's okay. Love your wife like Christ loved the church. Christ laid down his life for the church. A husband should absolutely lay down his life for his wife, right? Right, exactly. But it's more than that. And submit to your husband, right? And it doesn't say anything about submit to your wife. It says love your wife. Right, I get it. So in love... So you're saying that submission isn't a part of love? No. No, submission is not a part of love. Submission is not a part of love. I completely disagree with that. Submission is part of authority and respect. And men understand love as authority and respect, but the love to your wife is not a submissive love. Okay, so submission is an action. It's a disposition. It's a willingness. It's a agreeableness. Okay, and that is not a part of love. It's not part of male love. No. But it's part of female love. Love is not male or female. It is. It's not. Explain. Let's talk about it. Love, because love is love. Love is not... We make love. We give love gender. Love is not...  Like, that's not true. No, I don't think... So there is no... I don't think love has a gender. I think... You just said male love versus... No, male love versus female love, but I don't think it's gendered. I think it's the same way where I love my mom a different way than I love my girlfriend. I love my girlfriend a different way than I love my homeboys. Those are different types of love. That's what I'm talking about. So the love that a man exercises towards a woman is not the same love that he's respecting to receive from a woman. And these aren't even my words. This is... What's his name? Miles Monroe. He talks about it. Understand love through the lens of respect. It's not about flowers. It's not about laying down your life. I get it. It's not about all that stuff. So that's where the submission piece comes in. But you can't say that... You can't say that. Like, it doesn't make... That doesn't... It's counterproductive to exactly what we're talking about. Because if it is about... If men take love as respect, if I respect you, there are certain things that I will and I will not do. Correct? Absolutely. Out of respect of you. Absolutely. And a part of that is honoring your voice. Right? If I respect you, I'm going to honor the things that you say. And then I'm going to be open to receiving what you have to say without cutting it down, shutting it down, whatever. No, no, no. That's not the respect I'm talking about. I'm talking about respect of authority. Okay. So it's about honoring my authority. Not honoring... So it's not... So the respect based on biblical texts and based on what we're talking about with men and women, it's a... The buck stops with me. It's a... You're the queen to my king. You don't rule this kingdom. You're my queen. And then when... I think that's a problem. I'm not trying to rule anything. Like, that's... I think that is my biggest issue with this whole thing about submission.  I'm not trying to rule anything. If the decision goes above the man's head or if the decision is made without seeking his counsel, then you are trying to rule. Well, then that's... But that's what you're missing, is that I didn't say that. I would never... In partnership, it's not about going over anybody's head. No, but the man... That's not the plan. But that's what I'm saying. The man is supposed to be the head, right? The man is the head. Okay, so what's... I respect him in his manly hood. What's the woman's... Give me an analogy for the woman. If the man is the head, is the woman another head? Or what is she in that metaphor? What is she? If the man is the head, we are the neck that controls or it helps to hold up the head. Okay, so...  You have no power. Perfect. But the neck is not the head. No, no one's... That's why I never said that we were. So the neck can't make decisions. The head does. The neck can direct the head, but the neck isn't the one making the decision. But the problem tends to be that people don't... People, women don't necessarily try to direct the decision. They try to impose a decision. And I think that's... If you think that someone is trying to impose something on you, that is your perception that may not at all be what is actually happening. But are you willing to dialogue with that? Of course. That's what I'm saying. I think that's the reason that relationships fails because there is not that clear communication of what's going on. So if I'm with someone, there is going to be dialogue. So there is no going over anybody's head. It's a decision we're making together. You can be the person that says, okay, this is what I'm deciding, but it's never just a me-only thing. And if it isn't the only thing, then it's going to be contextual base. So I agree with you. I agree with you. Here's the problem. The man that it is a we thing and a decision like we come together and we both rule this kingdom, that's one guy. That's guy A, right? And the guy who is... The buck stops with B. That is another guy that's guy B. The problem ends up being that most women, just big numbers. I'm not saying you necessarily. Most women want guy B. They want the guy who's confident, intelligent, assertive. They want the man who walks into a room and motherfuckers know he's the alpha male. Which can also be man A. But they want him to have the traits of man A being agreeable, being considerate, being willing to listen, and being diplomatic. Those are two different guys. I don't think they have to be. I agree. I don't think they have to be, but in reality they are. I really don't think so because I think that that man that is the man B is also the man that has no respect for the woman and what she, her thoughts, her feelings for her actions. No, he doesn't have respect for her doing his job. He has a respect for her doing her job. What is his job? To lead. He's driving. Okay. So, right. Okay. And that's fine. And man A is leading too. He's just leading with a different methodology to do it. So no, I agree. I think we need to shine more of a spotlight on guy A, but we don't. Everybody wants guy B. Everybody doesn't. I don't know why you keep thinking that everyone wants guy B. No, I don't think any female wants a man that's like, this is the only decision. And that's it. As a black female, like that's the way that we have seen happen in the whole past. Like everything is male dominated. Everything has always been, well if man says it, then that's it. In our community? I think, yeah, I believe so. Like for me, that's what I've seen. That's not consistent with reality though. The black community is a matriarchy. The men are in prison. The men are in prison, you're right. And so the households are being raised by women, but that doesn't mean, that doesn't have anything to do with this though. No, what I mean is that our community and at the core of any community is the family structure. Our families are being led by women. But you just said that every woman wants a man that's going to say this buck stops with me and that's not true. Most women do want that guy because that's the guy that they feel comfortable with. That's not true. Okay. It's not true. And I say that because one, you're not a woman.  Have you asked women to say, if you had a choice between someone who says, I have my mind? I do this for a living. I do ask women. So everyone has said, I want a man that's going to... The vast majority. That's crazy to me. So let's dive deeper.  No, that's not what I'm saying. So what are you saying?  So maybe I need to clarify.  No, I think you should, as a man, seek a woman who's wise and intelligent in her own way, right?  But men don't go looking for, or at least the type of men, the caliber of men you're talking about, they don't go looking for their female counter, their female other side to a coin. They look for their puzzle piece. So what does that woman look like? That woman looks like... Because it sounds like you're describing her as a very dasomic, submissive, like, I don't... You do everything. So okay, let me ask you that. Do you feel like alpha personality types are attracted to alpha personality types? In your experience, has that been consistent? I would say... I don't know, or yes. I would say yes because... And it's sustained. Alpha personality type, alpha personality type, they get together and it sustains. Yeah? Do you have some examples? You see Russell in a Sierra. Russell is an alpha. He's not an alpha personality. Why would you say he's not an alpha personality? An alpha personality type is somebody... Like, give you an example of somebody who'd be alpha? Say like a LeBron James. Like a future... Future is not alpha. No, again, we conflate our social understandings of alpha from the scientific. I'm talking scientific. I'm talking about the gorilla personality type. You know, those type of people do not go after gorilla females. It doesn't work. It's too manned, too much ego in the room, too much in the room. And even in Russell and Sierra's situation, he's more so alpha over him. Now, this is based on just public perception. Their situation in the bedroom and in the home might be different, but kind of like you alluded to earlier, opposites in a sense, in a sense attract but compatibility sustains. And if two people are the same person, they're not compatible. They don't fit.


The patent professor here, Ford Motor Company, has another new patent on a system for using drones to recharge a battery. So they're actually gonna use one or more drones that will fly out to a stranded consumer whose car battery is dead and recharge the battery. And there's different ways it can do this. One is by carrying an actual charging block. As a lawyer, I'm concerned about that because if you've ever lifted a car battery, these things are not light. And do we want those being carried through the air by drones in case there's a mishap or an accident? You're talking about a major injury if a car battery comes spiraling down. The other way is that the drones would have an internal battery that is gonna recharge your car and jumpstart your vehicle. So this is a new patent that I'm interested in your take. So give me your feedback in the comments below.


You know there are many people in society today who through no fault of their own are sane Most of them were born sane Some of them became sane later in their lives and it is up to people like you and me Who are out of our tiny little minds To help these people overcome their sanity You can start off in small ways of ping-pong ball eyes and a funny voice and Then you could paint half of your body red and the other half green and hop up and down in a bowl of treacle going squawk, squawk, squeak, squawk, squawk And then you could go And then you could flail your arms about going patting, patting, patting, patting, patting


Hi and welcome to the session. Let's discuss the following question. It says, is 0 a rational number? Can you write it in the form p by q where p and q are integers and q not equal to 0? Let's now move on to the solution. An answer to the first question is yes, 0 is a rational number because a rational number is of the form p by q where q not equal to 0. And 0 can also be written in this form. That is, 0 is equal to 0 upon 1 or it can be written as 0 upon 2 or it can be written as 0 upon 3 and so on. And we can see that denominators that is q are not equal to 0. So it is a rational number. Hence our answer is yes, 0 is a rational number because it can be written as 0 upon 1 or 0 upon 2 or 0 upon 3 etc. And denominator q can also be taken as negative integer. So this completes the question. Bye for now. Take care. Hope you enjoyed the session.


Item number. SCP-258. Object Class. Safe. Special Containment Procedures. SCP-258 is to be kept at a standard storage vault with a keycard locked to be accessed only on approval from the supervisor of Site 15. SCP-258 is to be stored in a 2 meter by 2 meter basin, which is to be emptied twice a week by approved D-Class personnel. All personnel interacting with SCP-258 are to be rotated no less than twice a month. While using SCP-258 is not directly harmful in any way, all who have utilized it have expressed a desire to do so again, ranging from the wistful to the vehement. All personnel interacting with SCP-258 are to be screened for underlying mental instability. After Incident 258-1, cleaning personnel are to be issued light hazmat suits while interacting with SCP-258. Description. SCP-258 was recovered from main after parents of local school children reported that stories of a sad bouncy frog their children had been spreading were true. Agent F confirmed the nature of the object and Foundation personnel replaced it with a replica without incident. SCP-258 appears to be a simple bouncing playground rider, seemingly designed to fit children of elementary school age and shaped like a stylized green frog with rotating handles on either side of its head. SCP-258 has milky white eyes with what appeared to be streams of white paint running down its face as though it were weeping. Numerous attempts have been made to remove this substance from SCP-258. The green paint comes off with normal paint removal techniques, but the white substance, hereafter designated SCP-258-1, cannot. It only fades with time, observed to depend on various factors, including length of time utilized, in the extent of the emotional burden relieved. SCP-258 constantly appears to weep streams of SCP-258-1 at a constant rate of approximately 0.12 liters per hour. When a subject sits on SCP-258 grasps its handles and begins rocking back and forth, they report that a feeling of peace and contentment watches over them. The eyes of the object then begin leaking SCP-258-1 at an accelerated rate, relative to the effect it has on its user's state of mind. Though this substance cannot be removed from SCP-258 once the seat is vacated, it remains in liquid form during use and will drip from the object onto the ground. Testing of this material afterward has determined it to be a mixture of plain white paint, human tears, and skin secretions of the American bullfrog. How SCP-258 generates SCP-258-1 is unknown. The direct effect of SCP-258 only lasts for as long as the subject remains seated. Though several subjects suffering symptoms of chronic depression have reported a lasting positive effect, resulting from some insight they gained while riding SCP-258. Repeated use of SCP-258 by a subject has shown to be mildly addictive, and Agent W had to be restrained and struck before regaining self-control. The results of allowing mentally unstable subjects access to SCP-258 is unknown, pending further testing, though it is likely that any subject suffering from severe depressive symptoms would cause SCP-258 to produce uncontrollable amounts of SCP-258-1. Addendum 2581 After D-3354 committed suicide following repeated skin contact with SCP-258-1, the direct effects of contact with the substance were reexamined. Continuous skin contact with the fluid appears to transfer some of the emotions suppressed during use of the SCP, and the prior user was re-evaluated, revealing she was recovering from data expunged. Lesson Complete If you missed the previous orientation, go watch SCP-257, Professor William Woodsworth's collection of curiosities, right now. Or for the complete course, watch this playlist.


Hello people of the internet, my name is Johnny, welcome back to yet another very, very exciting FNAF news video. In today's video, we got a whole bunch of stuff to talk about ranging from brand new merchandise products, especially from Sanchi, they finally made a comeback. We got more updates on the upcoming FNAF movie, a whole bunch of Hex news from Docko and even our first look at gameplay of Help Wanted 2. So if you're excited, let's not waste any more time here in this intro. Scroll down, subscribe to the channel so you don't miss out on any more FNAF news. Let's kick this video off by talking about a brand new book release. That is right, the third volume of the Fazbear Frights graphic novel collection is now finally out. And something actually pretty fascinating about this book release is that one of the artists, Diana, actually released some behind the scenes. Showing off a whole bunch of reference sheets used for the characters in the book. Here, of course, we've got Toby, the main character of Hide and Seek and then we've got Shadow Bonnie who looks absolutely terrifying in this depiction. We got other characters like Toby's dad as well as Dan, Connor, and lastly, Tabitha. Who have gotten out of merchandise? It's not a FNAF news video unless we got a whole bunch of merchandise coming from Hot Topic and Shocker, this time we do. First up, they released these brand new stickers of Glamrock Freddy and also the moon from Security Breach. And then we just got a whole bunch of jewelry themed around the daycare attendant. Here we got this bracelet, some earrings, a necklace, as well as a reversible beanie featuring the sun and the moon. And lastly, we got a stereotypical Freddy Fazbear's pizza bracelet as well as a bestie necklace featuring Freddy and Bonnie. Who have gotten out of Sanchi, they just released brand new plushies of Glamrock Freddy and Glamrock Chica. This is the first time since these original plushies that Sanchi's made FNAF plushies. And of course, just like the original launch these guys look exactly like what the plushies look like in the game. They even come with collector's pins of Freddy and Chica. And speaking of pins, they also officially released those camera pins as well as the ticket pins. All these new products are available right now on Sanchi's website. And now moving from one plushie brand to another, we got a whole bunch of updates on Docko's hacks. First up, this is now the updated design for their upcoming mango plushie. Docko did mention that the final version of mango will not have so many wires around their face as well as the face of the endoskeleton.   And then we got our first look at the withered Chica plushie. Though keep in mind, this is still a prototype. Personally, I think this plushie looks almost spot on already the body looks absolutely fantastic. The mouth actually looks surprisingly well for a plushie though I do hope they do change the eyes.  So I hope they play into that. And then Docko revealed a glow in the dark shadow Bonnie Hoodie being illustrated by turntail. There's a whole bunch of riding in Easter eggs on this plushie, most prominently, at least my favorite is the RWQ FSFASXC going down the sleeve even still to this day.  You've got to creep your arcade machine at a clock going from 12 to six, the shadow Bonnie paper plate doll. This hoodie looks fantastic. Docko did also mention a shadow Bonnie plush will be released alongside this hoodie. We got an updated look at the upcoming withered Bonnie plushie. This guy looks absolutely fantastic. Docko did mention however, they still are trying to make the face flush a bit better to the rest of the head. We've still yet to see withered Freddy's plushie and that's because Docko just straight up admitted. He doesn't look the best right now so he's gonna wait for a better looking prototype. Though he did mention some other specifics I've got written down here. First up, sitting versions of the toy plushies are on the way. He also mentioned that the sister location characters will likely get plushies next instead of the nightmare animatronics from FNAF 4. And for other plushies, he sparked interest in making a nightmare-y-owned plushie, the glam rock animatronics as well as Vanny from Security Breach. And that's all the merchandise news. I'd love to know what your thoughts so far on the Sanchi news, the Hex news. Moving on now to the FNAF movie. We got a brand new FNAF movie book being released next year and that book is titled The Art and Making of the Five Nights at Freddy's movie. It comes out on August 20th, 2024 and the description goes in this large, jacketed, hardcover book, perfect for home libraries and coffee tables. Rito's will get an inside look at the filmmaking process from animatronic designs and prototypes to behind-the-scenes photographs and storyboards. With close looks at design for costumes, Freddy Fazbear's Pizzeria, and more, this deluxe guide is a must-have for any Freddy fan. Honestly, this is a dream come true, especially for a film that's been, you know, so long in development like the FNAF movie. Getting early designs for the animatronic, the costumes, you know, the storyboards, the outlining of Freddy Fazbear's pizza plays, that's all gonna be fantastic. The last FNAF news video, we took a look at the animatronics on display at the Halloween horror nights where we did get a few more photos from them. Courtesy of discussing films over on Twitter. First up, we got main man, Freddy Fazbear. Next up, we've got Bonnie and you may notice this time Bonnie's actually holding his guitar. Last time he was not with his guitar, so it's pretty interesting that they finally put it up on display. We got more photos of Chica as well as her Mr. Cupcake prop. And lastly, some more up close shots of Foxy the pirate. Now, something pretty amusing was that Jason Blum, the CEO of Blumhouse who were making the FNAF movie, was actually at Halloween horror nights and his hand was dangerously close to touching Chica's. Speaking of Jason, he's actually gonna be revealing some exclusive FNAF movie news next month. We got the news that he will be attending Blumfest at this year's New York Comic-Con on Thursday, October the 12th and this is the description for Blumfest. It says, Blum is in the house. Blumhouse founder and reigning king of horror, Jason Blum, the producer of Megan, the Halloween trilogy and the Black Phone reveals exclusive details about the company's terrifying upcoming films, including Five Nights at Freddy's, Night Swim and Totally Killer. I really do hope the interview's not like, yeah, we really took our time with this film and I think it's pretty scary. Now I'm not sure if he's gonna be like, oh yeah, we're already walking on a sequel to FNAF movie. It's gonna be great, but at least some interesting news would be appreciated. Lastly for news, of course we gotta talk about Help One and Two because we finally got our first look at gameplay for the game.  Now immediately, people were like, hey, wait a second, those three emojis, they line up with the three levels people got to play at PAX, Bonkabon level, the Fun Time Freddy level and the Carousel level with the moon and sure enough, that's exactly what Daco released today. Now I am going to leave Daco's full video link down below but I will skim through it just here for this video. First up, he played the Breaker Room with Fun Time Freddy. Oh my God, he's there! There he is, there's Fun Time Freddy. So in this level, Fun Time Freddy's gonna make his way towards you and you gotta use this megaphone to shoot him and blast him back into his default position. So down below you, off to your left, you have these levers, you have to pull it into a correct order, which Daco is failing to do so here and if you do it in the correct order it's going to start to light up these dials over here. You can see this one is starting to go. Okay, there it goes. Yes, Freddy moving. You can see him right over here, just barely can see his eyes.  And now this is charging up, now that he's got the levers in the correct position. Here we can see Freddy in another position. You stay there. You can hear his voice lines play as well as he gets closer to you. There you go. Oh, I'm so creepy. Look at that. So many awesome renders of Fun Time Freddy here. He's absolutely terrifying in the dark. Look at that, dude. This is going to be insane. This is Daco actually beating the level now. You can see Freddy's very close, but he's right there. There we go. The whole room lights up. You can see Fun Time Freddy in a really jolly pose in the background. You can see the entirety of the breaker room. Look at that. Just an awesome level all around. You can actually, at the end of all the levels, you did get a jump scare. This is what Fun Time Freddy's jump scare looks like. See, he throws Bon Bon towards you and then he jumps in. Next up, we've got the Bonka Bon level, which interestingly enough, actually takes place in the west arcade of the Mega Pizza Plex. You can see right here, you've got a giant display ahead of you. And it's going to be very chaotic, but characters pop out. There's Bonnet, Bon Bon, Helpy. The Plush Baby pops out as well. You just got to go super fast and bump as many as you can. You can see Helpy's hat actually snaps if you hit him. Look at that, you like beat them. It's actually really upsetting. Look at that, he's so sad. You can knock out the lights. And as you can see, as the levels progress, the room gets darker. More characters start to pop out. Their eyes glow up as they pop out. Here we go. Look at how many there are. Daco can barely keep up. So there's three levels. That was the second level. And now this is the third and final level where things are just complete chaos. Just have a look. Look at that. They like fill up the holes completely, dude. It's crazy. I actually don't think Daco beats this one. Yeah, look at that. It was absolute chaos man. And there you even saw Plush Baby's jump scare. And the third and final level is probably the most confusing. This is of course the carousel level with the moon daycare attendance.  Obviously nothing like that, Daco. That was, what was that dude? And as you're doing this, there he is. The moon is circling around the entire carousel on the attraction. When you shine him, he covers his eyes, he goes away, only for a little bit though. He will come back. And whenever you fix a section of the carousel, there's three sections. It starts to turn. And he moves around. Look at that. He's just going for a ride. He's pretty happy. He's enjoying the ride. It looks absolutely terrifying. And as you can see, since that section one is done, there's now a new section that Daco has to do. And still, as you do the sections, he's gonna start to get closer right there. You can see just how close he gets. Finish the second puzzle. The other section of the carousel starts to spin as well. So it's even more difficult to spot the moon now. You can see now he's super, super close. If you mess up just the tiniest spin, he's gonna get ya. And then towards the end of the segment, once you're all done, you have to survive a full minute against the moon. So Daco fixes the level. And then there's one minute until reset. Now admittedly, Daco kind of throws for content and he does not survive. But all you have to do is just start to look around, try and find the moon, survive for one minute until that reset takes place. You can see, look at the absolute chaos, man. Oh, if there's one word to describe help wanted to, it's chaos. There is so much going on. And lastly, for help wanted to news, this is the jumpscare for the moon. And I believe it's reused from the eclipse jumpscare in ruin. But that is all the gameplay for help wanted to. And the game looks just absolutely insane. Like I said, graphically, it might be the best we've ever seen for now. The animations look super smooth as well. The actual graphics, like I said, fantastic blows me away. The levels of themself look really fun, really stressful, really terrifying. So I absolutely, absolutely cannot wait to play it. The question is though, how much longer until we can play help wanted to? Well, actually according to a lot of people who went to the packs booth, a lot of employees said it's planned for December. That makes a whole lot of sense. It's still a few months away. It's still late 2023, like Steve will said in the teaser video. And of course it's around the holiday season. So people get the game for Christmas. If you get a VR headset for Christmas, well, they got a brand new game to play. But that is going to do it for all of this FNAF news. Tell me what are your thoughts so far on help wanted to? He used to hoping we get an actual like gameplay trailer pretty soon. I really cannot wait to see what Steve will has left in store for help wanted to.  Thank you so much for watching this video. And I'll see you all on the flip side. Goodbye.


I want to talk about lucid dreaming and spirituality. Now spirituality is one of those things that is very diverse, there's a lot of different meanings. So let's just first start by describing what is actually spirituality and how does lucid dreaming interrelate with spirituality? So don't close off this video, stick around. I'm gonna explain the differences and also how lucid dreaming can be used for more than just flying around, more than just having sex and actually can be used for more of the higher purpose type things associated with spirituality. So spirituality can be defined as a non-religious belief or idea that there is more to life than just this physical body, this 3D avatar and what we're presented with that we would consider real. So spirituality is the idea of there being something more, something extra to that. Now on the surface, lucid dreaming is very much about instant gratification, about having fun, doing things like flying, having sex, whatever. The crazy fun experiences that you could expect from a video game, right? That's what lucid dreaming is for most people. But here's the thing, if you really take it to the next level, lucid dreaming has the ability to raise your consciousness, raise your awareness. And by the way, there's loads of different terms for this stuff. You could, for example, say it will raise your vibrations, raise your frequency, raise your energy. These are all sort of synonymous terms which mean roughly the same thing. They just mean it's gonna increase your self-awareness and consciousness and make you a more positive, personal development focused person. And that's great. But here's where it gets really interesting. We know that lucid dreaming happens in the brain. It happens in the mind. And for that reason, it can't interact with other things. It can't interact with things like dimensions, different realities and things like that. And the association between lucid dreaming and your spirit or your soul is something that is just massively misunderstood. And to be honest, no one really knows how it works. So here's where it gets interesting. If we know that there is something that happens after death, and again, this is where it gets very debatable and a lot of people are gonna have very different opinions on this because none of us truly know for sure. But if lucid dreaming can connect us to our subconscious mind, then we can get in the middle of the dreaming process and we can start interpreting our subconscious beliefs and thoughts. Those in turn will allow us to do a number of different things. Firstly, by becoming more in touch with our subconscious mind, we're able to much more easily understand how we work as people, how our beliefs work and how our different psychological functions actually happen. So lucid dreaming can be used to unlock that aspect of our psyche. In my opinion, and again, this is just my personal experience. I mean, you could completely ignore this. I don't really mind whether you listen to this or not. In my opinion, lucid dreaming can be used to access the subconscious mind and then to go beyond that and actually help you to not access but to think about different things like the soul, like life after death, like an intelligent design, a creator, the concept of karma, incarnation and all of those spiritual things which go way beyond just having a dream about climbing a skyscraper. Now, let me just be very clear about one thing. I'm not saying that lucid dreaming gives you access to things like your soul because obviously it doesn't. By lucid dreaming, I truly believe that you will want to do exploration into those other aspects of your psyche and of your being. I believe that by lucid dreaming and having these incredible experiences and they really are mind-blowing when you have these experiences, you will want to learn more. You won't just be satisfied with having a normal dream or having even a lucid dream. You'll want to learn more about why are we here? What is the purpose of life on this planet and what is this body? How can we best use this? And you start thinking about all kinds of things like you start thinking about your purpose, you start thinking about what are you doing in your life to fulfill your mission and all of this is made possible by that seed of lucid dreaming. Lucid dreaming is like the gateway into all of that spiritual stuff that you might have never considered even learning about. And that's what really excites me. The idea that lucid dreaming can be used to act as a gateway into more spirituality and more purpose-based things, that's a really exciting idea for me. And I think there's a lot of things that you could take away from this. You could say for example, I just want a lucid dream to do fun things and that's fine, okay? Lots of people are like that. But you could also approach this with an open mind and think how can I use lucid dreaming to unlock different opportunities and different aspects of my being which otherwise would just be ignored? I mean for most people, most people don't even remember their dreams or even care about their dreams. So the fact that you're actually interested in lucid dreaming means that you're one step above them in terms of your spiritual development. To take it even further, you can look at things like out-of-body experiences, near-death experiences. These things are very well documented. And although we can't physically prove that something happens after death, you can look at all of these experiences, these millions, probably tens of millions of experiences every year from people that have had near-death experiences out-of-body experiences and they've been able to vividly describe what happened. And their descriptions go way beyond lucid dreams. There are people that report, and I'm not gonna get into the astral projection debate because that is entirely another topic. I did actually make another video about that recently. But there is a lot of documentation and a lot of personal stories about out-of-body experiences and near-death experiences where people report vividly seeing something outside of this physical reality, something beyond this reality that we call home. And that is what fascinates me about lucid dreaming. It's very connected to all of that. I'm not saying that lucid dreaming can enable you to have an out-of-body experience because it can't really, although they're very similar. What I am saying is that lucid dreaming can be used as a sort of a gateway to open you up to the possibilities of more and of furthering your spiritual development. Now, I know this is kind of a random topic and there's gonna be a lot of you who don't really understand or even want to learn about spirituality. I totally get that. But in my opinion, lucid dreaming can act as a gateway to spirituality in general. And let's not forget the ultimate goal here of lucid dreaming is, of course, you want to have fun. You want to experience these crazy fantasies. But beyond that, you want to raise your consciousness.  You want to raise that.  You don't want to be stuck there. You want to take, and if you need to use lucid dreaming to get there, that's fine. But you want to take yourself from that point to a point where you're actually living with purpose and with passion and you're excited about what you're doing every single day. I truly believe lucid dreaming can help you do that. Even if you don't care about spirituality, lucid dreaming can open your eyes to the possibilities of what you can experience in this reality.  It can inspire you to do things like follow your dreams and just do all of these crazy things which most people don't actually have the courage to do. So if you did like this, go and leave a like and a comment. I'd love to hear what you think and make sure to check out my other videos on my channel as well because I post weekly lucid dreaming videos and I'm gonna be talking a lot more about spirituality and also just dreams and science in general. So, check it out. I'll see you in the next video. Thanks for watching guys, this video and this channel were supported by my Patreon followers. 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As weinweith susics, there was 4495 emergency hospital admissions for falls-related injuries in 2016-17. A making every contact count approach can be applied to the promotion of six simple exercises to help reduce falls, prevent injuries and improve overall health and wellbeing. The 3A's model can help you remember the key characteristics of a MECH approach, which is Ask, Advise, Assist. A MECH approach can be applied to the promotion of six simple exercises which can be done at home to help people improve their strength and balance. These exercises are known as the super six. Ask is the first part of the model and open questions help to get conversations started and produce longer responses. What and how are good open questions, as why questions can produce more defensive responses and make people feel like they're put on the spot. It's important that you do more listening than telling or suggesting. Some good open questions in relation to strength and balance are, how would you feel if you were more active? What concerns do you have about keeping active? Advise is the second part of the model and there are some simple steps that people can take to help keep up and about in day to day life, improve their strength and balance and reduce their risk of falling. These are completing the super six exercises at home three times per week, staying active such as walking as often as they can, managing their medicines well, eating well, having regular eye checks, looking after their feet, creating a safer home and having a good get off the floor plan and someone to contact in the event of a fall. So assist is the last part of the model and there are some fantastic resources and local services that can help our customers improve their strength and balance and reduce their risk of falling. These are the super six challenge booklet which has instructions on how to safely complete the exercises at home, the get up and go booklet which provides advice on how to reduce the risk of falling at home and outside and what to do if a fall happens and the West Sussex well being strength and balance programmes which offer friendly, group based physical activity programmes to help people improve their strength and balance and reduce their risk of falling. So to summarise, when you work with someone who may be unsteady use open questions to start short conversations. Remember the key simple steps that people can take to improve their strength and balance and reduce their risk of falling and familiarise yourself with the super six exercise booklet, the get up and go booklet and the West Sussex well being strength and balance programme so that you can help our customers access and use them. Keep it simple.


Hi everybody, happy Wednesday. I'm Joe for jaspyscasewrakes.com with 2021 Panini Flawless Baseball, one box random team number 3-0 Big thanks to this group for getting your spots straight up. Congrats again to the people who bought bought into those fillers Congrats Robert last spot mojo right there all 30 baseball teams are in let's roll it Let's randomize it five and a one six times for names and teams one two three four five and a one sixth and final time That Rob on the pole down to Nicholas in the 30 spot five and a one six times for the teams two three four five and a one six and final time Got Kansas City down to Milwaukee. All right, so here's how it all shakes out So we got six there. I got six. I got six right here. Okay, just making sure I got it right Rob with the Royals Chad Cromwell cubs Nicholas with the Blue Jays Ryan with the Reds Chad with the Astros Nicholas with the Padres Martin you got my Dodgers John with the Cardinals Michael with the Mets Alex with the Red Sox Nicholas with the Rangers Chad with the Marlins Greg with the Orioles Alex with the Tigers Nick with the Giants Martin with the Yankees Alex with the Rays Michael with the Mariners Ryan with the A's Chad with the twins Michael with the Nats Nicholas with the Phillies Rob with the White Sox Michael with the Diamondbacks Ed with the Angels Jake with the Braves Alex with the Rockies Chad with the Guardians Alex with the Pirates and Nicholas with the Milwaukee Brew Crew Well, it's alphabetized by team And we're gonna pause the video just for a moment and allow for some trades And when we come back, we'll see if there's any trades and then we'll have the one box break stick around We'll see on the other side. All right, welcome back everybody No deals were done here in random team 30. So let's let's do this You're on Wednesday the 26th second half of the case Rob would last spot mojo with the White Sox. Good luck Thanks everyone for making it happen. Appreciate it. Let's see what we got in here. I feel like the first half was Was solid but we've done enough of these breaks where We've seen some real monsters being pulled out of here. So let's see. Let's see what we got Sometimes there's a third hit. No, not this time Cover of that hit. I think the autos on the left side I'm trying not to peek at those just so we can both be surprised together All right, so that means naturally mine not lab grown. Let's do the slider box first With a fatter slider box. Don't mind that Good luck, everybody. We'll use Blank card here so we can Hide the hits from the from the top camera as well All right. Good luck everybody. There's a Alec Minoa 16 out of 25 two-color dual relic rookie Alec Minoa I'll start this here. This goes to Nicholas and the blue jays We've got a triple relic Different teams. So one happy person two sad people. That's Joe Medwick, Joe Sewell and Joe Cronin three Joes Joe Jaspy mojo right here Triple Joe St. Louis you're part of this randomizer. That'll be for John Cleveland you're part of this randomizer chat Tucker and Boston you're part of the randomizer Alex So three different people on this one. We'll do this at the end of the break slide that Next to the pumpkin over there. So it'll remind me to randomize it At the end. All right next is a train whistle one out of five Star swatch signature Garrett crochet For the white socks. That's last spot mojo Rob Bought the last spot and gets a train whistle hit Looks like an all-star game patch right there, too. That's awesome. I'll aboard the big hit express Crooked it in the top loader here, but that's a really cool patch next is your dawn alvarez nice Dual relic and autograph two out of ten a good time to get this one Astros Chad Cromwell Got randomized the Stroves and Gets a potential World Series MVP candidate Right here according to Vegas. He's the favorite Plus 600. I want to say last we checked yesterday It's about six to one center that in the top layer there, but it's secure. There you go. Congrats Chad Next up is star swatch signatures Tyler Stevenson two out of twenty five for the Red Legs And they'll be for Ryan Heinz Next up is seven out of seven Jeter Downs former Dodger prospect Dual relic and auto and that will be for Alex and the Red Sox We've got star swatch signatures to wreak scuba 15 out of 20 That's Alex in Detroit back-to-back. He's heating up and a four out of five Alex Kierlov with the state outline twins patch and His autograph another train whistle. That's for Chad Cromwell and the twins There you go Chad all aboard the Big Hit Express It's a really cool looking patch right there. All right now you're in case cards So Jonathan, how's it going? So on this side Got blue team It is Mordecai Brown 9 out of 20 legends diamond Mordecai Brown When was he active? He was born in 1876 and died in 1948 71 years old. Oh, you know what I have heard of this dude Due to a farm machinery accident in his youth He lost parts of two fingers in his right hand in a process gained a colorful nickname He turned his handicap into an advantage by learning how to grip a baseball in a way that resulted in an exceptional curve or knuckle curve Yep, he's a cub You got that right Terry That's pretty awesome. You have all three finger All right, and on this side so cubs that'll be for Chad with a spot that you won Yeah, the train will serve for fun Chad. All right. Now. Let's see. What are we gonna close out with here? Another blue team There's the odd Vlad Guerrero junior nice I'll take it one out of 15 Vlad junior Toronto Nicholas with a spot. He got straight up Very nice. And there you go gang That is the break now the case is not entirely closed on this break because we got to make one person happy and two people sad So let's flip back Let's flip back to random org new list We got st. Louis. We got Cleveland. We got Boston all Joe's So let's see who gets the triple Joe card after six four or two six times team on top gets it one two three four Five and good luck fingers crossed six in final time goes to Boston And that'll be for Alex. He's on fire Three out of ten triple Joe Pretty nice stuff. Thanks Joe crony. You'll get this triple. Thanks for watching everybody I'm Joe for jazz piece case breaks comm and I'll see you next time for the next one. Bye. Bye