everyone and welcome back to Jurassic World the game. Over 8 years later since it was released in 2014 I think it is and we're still here the longest running game ever on YouTube franchise. I don't know something like that definitely is on my channel. Well ever since they killed Jurassic World. Sorry Jurassic Park Builder not World. Did I just get a glimpsons to the future? What's the sound for that one? No. Never mind I don't have the sound. Anyway so we are here because I got a message on my phone I get sometimes I get updates on like games that I play and one of them on here was like you can get this new land creature if you do that I was like what do you mean land you want not a tournament no it is a tournament it's not even a land creature we're going here we have this I think is this only oh it's the platygrigius oh that's interesting I thought this was a tournament creature but it's not it's just for VIPs oh so if you want to get that by itself you have to wait for a specific pack to come up which costs 50,000 VIP points which let's be honest this is not really worth it there's a couple in here don't have yeah just those two that I don't have even a single one of because 50,000 it's just a crazy amount I mean you win one and you don't even unlock it because then you have to get it itself really all of the tournaments also sorry VIP creatures around about the same level these ones are a little bit less than ones you'd get in here but if we're going to be honest there's not much you got what that's the plotosaurus and in here you've got stuff like the thylosaurus and the heinousaurus and they are some of the best aquatic creatures if we were just to jump quickly into the aquatic battle thylosaur being the strongest how about I don't think I have a plotosaurus oh no I have a level 30 I don't have it level 40 interesting I mean if I look at the stats on that might be better but just by smidge heinousaurus of the thylosaurs up there we've got other things to crack on with but I do want to do that that one we'll be making good progress slowly but surely on the rewards here now I haven't done for a long time I haven't gotten the free premium I think Ludi were like you know what you don't face bots it's its own thing you know we'll give we'll give like some con and creators a free version of it because why not and then I don't know they just decided to stop they went enough for that now you have to pay for it it's like oh you can showcase it or not so I wanted to do that we've got some things to claim in here I think these are packs yeah I've deliberately saved all the packs because um well actually it doesn't really make too much sense we may as well open I was saying well if I save it then I get missions to open three packs now normally if you log in once you get your free pack you watch an advert to get another free pack and then I can use you know just just to grind out a pack on this but um what I intend to do is I do the battle stage infinite that way I get some good resources I use some good dinosaurs that need to be used anyway um and I you know I've used the advert as well uh so really I might as well just open though so you might also realize because I've been getting hella lucky when it comes to dm dna and books or especially books is that every day I come in here I do my daily events that's why we I think we're oh heck yeah there's another 200 is that another pack we've done oh it's coin sweet yeah um I am recording good I'm I'm worried now because of accidentally click streaming it will just straight away start streaming on YouTube it's uh it's great like that I've been nerve wracking now I used to be able to go start record or start streaming like on YouTube itself but because I've hooked it up to my like IRL backpack it's like as soon as we receive a feed by going live anyway anyway so we've got a couple things in here we've got two blues I think those are to hatch um and I was just trying to like work through I've actually done it while now I no longer have any gold or legendary amphibians can I get a tuxima mate oh hold on really a louder louder there we go yes um I finally managed to get through all the ichthyostakers there was like 20 of them all of the prime sutures sarcosuchus microcosores all the ones I got years ago when you could literally open the game uh check what the backstage infinite was close the game reopen it and it would refresh the pack it was good it was fun and that's how I have been able to keep up like 228,000 DNA and 16,000 books but the books is different the books is from the um the the trade harbour and every now and again I'll trade an apatosaurus skeleton for 400 bucks and oh it's so good however the DNA is not something that's sustainable because I have I'm starting to run out of my legendary dinosaurs uh if we're going to fly is even I now no longer have any legendary flowers I used to have a bunch of pteranodons and berries I remember that one my herbivores I haven't really got through yet I still have 21 pterosynosaurus 11 pterosynosaurus 11 um unisaurus uni unisaurus that one um and it's crazy to think about it because I could use these for hybrids or I could use them for something else but really I just need the DNA and carnivores I think I might still have quite a few I mean if you look 29 velociraptors 39 overcodons uh 26 pteranotitans 23 gigas 23 irritators there's a lot there's a lot of dinosaurs here that I have that you know I could hatch we also have an interuptive it's very interesting now what I could do is I do have my instant speed ups um to still use I think oh DNA building heck yeah uh do I have any uh I got the I got two out of three of the oh god we've got 10 percent of the battery that oh oh this might have to be two separate sessions of recording now what's good about this tournament is because oh hold on hold on we are very we are very at the at the beginnings of this tournament so what I will do is this way um yeah we don't need that well I'm assuming we're gonna play some pretty weak uh what's good about the tournaments that are only for VIP pebbles is that I don't think they take as many cups to get to the highest ranking now I think this is only started yesterday so I'm expecting it to be not as tough um to get to the top but still like it'll it won't be as quick as if it's instant you know you can do about 10 to 15 battles and get to like the top of dominator league as soon as the tournament clocks over um but it's still gonna be fairly quick I feel I could be wrong because it's VIP and there's less um I think cups that are needed for it but we'll easily find out I mean I got my proto-sirata source out here proto-sirata source pro-sirata source proto-sirata proto-sirata is it proto-sirata I think it's proto-sirata I got those two dinosaur mix of proto-sirata some pro pro-sirata source I mean can you blame me in all honestly can you know I mean you maybe you can I have been making content on dinosaurs for a questionably long time to get those two mixed up ah yes beavers the pro and dinosaur in general games and theories and knows everything there is to know mmm yes right so that 20 takes us to yeah that is yeah I mean we're all we've we've bounced out of hatchling we're into prey uh we've bounded like a baby gazelle into prey league and we're over halfway so I'm expecting it to be fairly quick um you know what it is and we'll do the same again because I could put triceratops in the middle but if I just put something out like that out first it's probably going to be quicker rather than going for a reserve right away and making sure they kill me with two I can just go for a kill straight away and yes 100% my attack is higher than any of those helps their tough people you thought there was no other strategies for me to show you what you were wrong I know you shouldn't you shouldn't think that there's there's not more I can teach you it used to be oh you go for common first or like low low level first good one or your main dinosaur in second then low and third but no early you want to go for that best one first and then just put the other two in I mean it could be anything but we put the lowest of the low in uh because at least then it's um it's you know we're gonna hopefully bring our average down to a point where we get just we can squeeze up a couple more numbers out of the cups I'm assuming we will get no vacation we're on 5% and hopefully it doesn't close the tournament or the battle yeah I mean just just just get me to do another yeah I just needed one so that was a kill every turn so three instead of four we narrowly down we're saving time yeah and we could keep on doing this um but oh there we squeezed one extra brilliant are we bound out of that into almost halfway into survivor league yes good good I'm gonna get this freaking VIP creatures that cost 50 000 per pack it's so not worth it rather by five packs of the other one um what is it I don't know why I'm just used to clicking like oh we're ready so now we need something you know let's use ghost we never use ghost let's use ghost um yeah I used to do like the pack comparisons of I love that when this game first came out was like okay so if you're gonna spend 50 quid on the game let's find out what is the best way to spend that 50 quid and I think it I think we found out that in the end it was actually better to just like buy the books because then you could spend those books on mystery packs back when you could buy mystery pack and that was worth more than one legendary pack and I think I compared actually I did do both and show the comparisons um if I if I have it I'll put it up here because that was so much fun I loved it was like it was like a theory oh I mean I've got 3610 health so I don't think I've got anything really to be worried about say that just watch I'll lose just for you oh no not ghost everybody's favorite character from the Jurassic franchise you know I thought because ghost was vastly different in coloring in comparison to tiger panthera and red I think it was red that I thought you know a bit like blue although blue wasn't too much different from the rest just wasn't green um they were going to do something different but actually I think it turned out to be tiger or red that had most screen time because that was the one that chased player um and ghost was just well we've got to have an evil raptor squad right now the adults held only 20 oh went a bit too high in that time oh we're almost we're almost in a cell already already 12,450 plays thank you I think I actually have uh I you know we'll we'll spend 1200 on this because we'll at least get a pop at something maybe something good a zinc prop oh reset okay so we've got two of these oh to jongasaurus was it worth 1000 probably not but the other rewards are dna and actually could be a good conversion silver prizes let's see let's see a lasma theory um and then we're slowly getting towards this one which will I think give us oh my god it's a guaranteed like tournament creature what oh why do I not do this sort of jesus james you're an idiot okay so I mean we're going to pray league we'll collect more of those I have so much uh mono stegatops I think somebody told me to get the um giganta cephalus uh hybrid oh super hybrid because apparently it's better than mono stegatops but I think it's it costs more in general as far as super dna goes so it's actually better for mono stegatops as far as time goes um do I have anything that's like get so many tickets okay so one more we can get more of those because I do want to get to the end of this because I do not have um the dino sucus twin dino sucus if you get that so you get two of them oh that's a nuisance damn that would be good that would be good lord yeah oh sorry jam city please little overlords I would love a premium pass that chance of that very slim but you never know someone from the team I'm watching go go should we go on what has he done he's supported us for like eight years I mean maybe he deserves it I don't know maybe he's put a face to his gameplay videos he's one of the only people out there that still covers the game and actually you know puts a monocle monocle of effort into the video yeah okay well I see where I am valued I shall now go to oh no other games yes all right we'll do two just in case didn't even attack me bless it die actually I only have 1600 but then again nothing has more than 200 attack you're right right right first case scenario goes for four here and it kind of almost kills me two four six eight it's like over a thousand damage um would that be the case you know what maybe we will switch to a tracer top actually if I did this that way started with the triceratops out first it would have been better um definitely it'll go for four have one block that is fine oh what is also being in India I don't know why I don't charge my iPad I really don't I have a fool's so one two one two and there we go doesn't matter what happens now basically one there's no way he's gonna block for eight oh no seven yes yes Kendra saw yeah I'm so sorry person he used old snapchat filter to put the dog ears on them or something I don't know that's why I remember everyone using snapchat back back in the day was the field case here we go seven attack oh look at his red little be the eyes no no no no four thousand five hundred very very dead and then the snappy okay so that should take us to the silver I think now 28 oh definitely that was like a battle on a hot heck yeah 91 hunter league and reached a knocked achieved the brain went through oh no way oh my god super slayer part what do we have for this one doubt that's like selling a legendary creature already and a free rage to just sell eventually as well as 650 VIP we've got like half of yet now there's no there's very no I like that it was brilliant five books for that I mean we'll be honest we could spend another 500 bucks and probably not get that pack again but in that league that was kind of crazy very rare to get that like I at least I remember from talking to the developers of this when the most saw came up all those years ago they said the higher rank you get the better prize there are you'll win you know I guess in for instance you know if you're gonna win a pack it's going to be a good pack but a silver pack in this I thought the best pack you could win in the silver oh look it's the giant mudskipper using its animation from Jurassic World alive I mean I really don't understand why where did Jurassic World the game go wrong right where why did they stop putting in you know new creatures new missions new things I mean the thing the way they are at the moment is like they will put in a new tournament creature or a new hybrid and that is all good and fair and is great I like it but at the same time why not put in insects why not put in I mean you got scorpions in Jurassic World live now why not put in alpha plura why not put in all those insects make a separate faction um you know a bit like your glacier you had aquatic why not have insects you know why not have like spider class or you know scorpion scorpion spider spider beats millipede you know what I mean something like that would be quite interesting I know it's more if that's a lot of work or why not just put them in land you know um I guess maybe that's the reason why because it's like oh well is it a land is it a glacier is it you know what is it just put like you got glacier you got aquatic why not just have carboniferous that would be so if they're working on that yes please that would be awesome but I don't know I just feel like there's there's definitely a lack of things like we saw I think one expansion um from the original game and that was when they added in Capricutius oh there is an assault gen two heck yeah let's use that thing uh it's yeah better even did we use that we must use the one max to them but yeah it was just stuff like that would be loads of fun to just I mean I know why they don't because it's more work and let's be honest you're making a killing on Jurassic World a lot and just in general I think well I don't know I don't know how much a custom run your company but I I'm pretty sure that just well live and just will the game or your front leaders for money makers in the franchise or in your company so why not just put the extra effort into it I mean when the game has been going this long it shows that you know the audience right words people's words I don't know I don't know I'd like to leave it in there more than capable hands but I saw what happened to Jurassic World alive and it became pay to win and there's incubators every two seconds and new creatures come out and then they get nerfed and buffed and then the best new creatures get nerfed and then all your money's wasted and I don't like that I don't think many people like it I don't know so you take a step back listen to the people that really like me do you remember when like years ago I said you know what they should do in this game is have celebrity dinosaurs like bring Rexy or like the San Diego T Rex and finally finally after the Jurassic World franchise has finished we're bringing bumpy we're bringing rexy I've been saying this for years nobody listened it was the brawler saws that started it it was like oh you got your own like custom colored one you know or why not have like skins or change the color of your Rex at least at you know I guess they would have to add that into the game in general for you to you know allow that but still I don't know there's loads of things you could do with this is where or not they actually want to do it top 10 percent of players ever I'm the top one percent oh that was common killers man that was common killers I'll take the five bucks for 120 dna that's a good conversion I'll happily take that okay we'll do this guy we lose 900 health but we gain like 300 attack and in this game 300 attack is definitely more worth it that's good try it on gen 2 I think that is or pterodactyl pterodactylus oh god the other day I saw somebody who was making artwork of the Jurassic Park builder dinosaurs I was like oh my god this brings back so many memories and and one thing that they posted because I think they might have tagged me an instagram if they have I'll find it and I'll put it in the video um one of them was like the Chewbacca Caritasaurus I was like whoa I completely forgot about that I mean because I think it was a dinosaur that I never really used ever because it was like one of the weakest ones but yeah I completely forgot about that because it would literally make Chewbacca noises I mean obviously it was like they saw it as an Easter egg or at least I think that's how they saw I went for three here because I know that he's gonna his attack's gonna be nerfed and yes I probably didn't need to go for three I knew he had some extra yeah he could have went for two block um if he did would I be able to kill him yeah I don't think five's enough even if it went for five so I'm just I mean one kills him we'll just go for four there we go I mean worst scenario blocks for four reserves one taking it to six and then at that point I still think we survive yeah she margashores beautiful 30 for that heck yeah that's all we need one and a half wins can we get in 10 percent battery can we get to the top I want to get the top okay so what can we win on this one you never know so look at the draw and you remember when we actually calculated exactly when to press the spin wheel to win the best prize do you remember that and then we also at the same time found out that it was rigged so actually hold on we are in you know the gold league we're in predator league now we need good dinosaurs there's a high chance we're gonna come up against some tough opponents here yeah we're actually having what was it the gen two giga in here could have probably held its own actually but you know what we'll put that in it's only a level 20 I have seen comments of people wanting me to max up the spino hybrid and the chroma spino I think it is I would love to but at the same time it's like it's kind of a waste it's like 90,000 DNA and even then like we're just getting another carnival you're just we're getting what we've already got it just has a different skin on it it's basically just a spino I want to save my DNA for something good oh we're taking on happy feet sorry I don't know what came over me oh god it's you know what it's so jarring seeing tarbas all in this game and it being good because tarbas or is one of the worst dinosaurs you know in Jurassic world alive it's not the worst but it's one of the it's a common dinosaur I mean if you got level 30 you put boosts on it I'm sure it's good against like an apex with no boosts on it maybe it might be able to kill one I don't know that'd be a good experiment actually can a level like a common level 30 max boosts be able to take on an apex is there a way an unboosted apex I bet there is there must be I don't think it'd be able to take on hadrosol looks like a tarbasol it would go for one attack and then it would get slowed down um yeah I think no there's no way okay how far do we get oh yes 20 each time we're gonna do a baby come on good bye good bye good bye good bye 75 DNA even worse all right okay so we're higher we're ready for you we'll go for soprano titan just get that extra little bit of attack a little bit less hell again this game it's all about the attack dear it's a bit like Jurassic Park Builder that's how it was based on and a lot of people have said to me like oh you know Jurassic Park Builder came back would you play it the answer is no obviously because this is Jurassic Park Builder 2.0 this game that I mean yeah there's no real like you could kind of see the writing on the wall for a long time with Jurassic Park Builder the fact that he added no new creatures in for the longest time and then when Jurassic World the game came out they must have seen the player base drop so much I mean this was the new thing it was the new thing it was loads of fun it was cool it was like I mean for more and at the time when this game came out 2015 mobile games were big you know you had like Candy Crush and all that jazz and it was like oh you could have like graphics like this on your like mobile what that's crazy oh that was lucky damn I was not paying attention but we just got away with that a daffasaurus more like a stupid god oh no to hit no nothing you can do or just attack yes numbs all right let's go let's go three more I think this will take us to 40 so maybe only two but I think three 32 over one and a half battles oh god there it is thank god it happened there did take us to 40 so it was only 14 I think no 24 we gained right so this is it can we do it is it possible we're fighting for our lives uh you know Diplo sutures level 40 yes 1,040 we're going up a little more and we gained like 100 health gained 300 attack 100 health as long as there's not like a bunch of flies and they're all carnivores that's what we're let's go preserve it'll go for two we don't need to go for one quickly kill it then it'll switch out to the Anglisle quickly kill that then pride tournament comes in and has like nothing and then it also dies just wish there wasn't so much waiting like I know I've won this there's nothing that the like this bot can do but I would rather gain I don't know like 10 minutes of my life back but I don't have to wait for them to you know wait for the time it's ticked down to nine seconds to then go oh attack I mean do they even say it's pvp because there is no pvp in this I'll have to look into that ah who am I kidding I will I just like I said he was going to swap into it and there you go if it did go for one block it's got 600 attack actually that is really strong and it's turning 233 yes you gain one reserve but even that one reserve doesn't make you better than a single hit from the Ankylosaur or so repelled it I think you are three oh look at you one and a half hits from the Ankylosaur it's like you shouldn't have even swapped out the go for six oh that was 20 or thousand damage but it'll only be like 19,000 I think yes easy killed I like that I like the super hybrids the way they did that that was quite nice so 34 is there gonna be 300 we need I think two more like I said I think it was three this this will be the second battle now oh what is this a 500 oh oh you see and this is what this game should be right like if you have the time and you're able to grind in the game you get more prizes right like that's how it this game should be or any app game should be the more time you put it into it the more reward you get and the rewards that I'm getting thousands of DNA you know and I'm using good creatures it's not like you know anyone could do this you have to have good creatures to even participate in this and oh my god I think we've lost should we just quit no I'm not a quitter but I don't know that amphibian mind that amphibian could be could be the death of me especially if it's a health tank I've never faced up against it I know I can kill this thing in two hits um but it really depends on how strong this other thing is just gonna kill me in two hits oh maybe I'm gonna risk it I'm gonna go for two hits of one reserve and then I think I'm gonna swap out I'm gonna swap out and then I'm gonna yeah okay I can't hit can't kill me in two hits I have to go for three hits to kill it thank god it's not a health tank it's actually more over than um like uh just a normal attack okay okay okay right we'll swap out to leave me leave me leave me I think we could do this if we do this we are winning big we are getting a lot of cups please five percent last me last me this one battle please go for four yes it's perfect and if I have three block it's still gonna kill me one stop timing down stop it yeah never got this this guy's this guy's got a cool picture he's got a superman but he's dark and brooding and edgy right so you got nothing one two three and then I'll go for two reserves because I'm pretty sure I can kill sauropelta here um in two hits oh almost one and talk to compel there we go sauropelta talk to compelta trouser belter I don't know I'll perfect my dad jokes one day okay so it had four yeah nothing can do even if it blocks four we'll just go for six and boom I want to see if this puts us in man those I think all those dinosaurs I mean obviously they're way better than commons but even mine find dominance rex level 30 very close how much 35 only 35 okay but that yeah there we go we did it oh brilliant but if you know no no no that wasn't the one I meant that's the one that's what I meant now what prize do we win a dominator league oh even a VIP pack or coin of course the higher we go the better prizes we win right okay so before we die we'll quickly just claim our like 50 or 60 extra super dna from that we've done a mission apparently I don't know what mission oh we've got that one what is this something to do with battles that's fine I'm never doing this apparently um and co 19 I mean the bosses as well that's a weird one it's nice for them to include it at the same time so I don't know anyway guys we're gonna wrap it up here we will join back when the tournament is over and we unlock that creature because that'd be quite nice to have whether it'll be any good or not I mean although it'd be level 10 because we don't unlock it obviously we can't bite with dinner but anyway if you enjoyed this video guys it's always nice to have a little jump back into Jurassic World the game and until next time I'll see you cooties later oh bye bye


we are taking your health back with Wendy Lowe. We are coming to you from our studio in downtown Honolulu at the Thing Check Hawaii Studios and from my home office in Makiki. I have with me a woman that needs no introduction as you've seen her on Vix Plate for the past 35 plus years. Welcome Pamela Yang. All right, welcome Pamela Yang. So great to have you on the show. Hi Wendy, nice to see you again. Aloha. You have been hosting the Vix Plate for over 35 plus years. How did that concept originate? It originated at KHON where I'm back right now. I had just returned from San Francisco. I was there for 13 years and got my start in television there and then I got hired at KHON as a police reporter of all things. And every now and then I would do a feature story and our news director thought that this is the way to go, that this is what the newscast needed. He had just bumped up Joe Moore from sports to main anchor and you know Joe's sport is being able to talk about what the viewer has in mind and he needed something to talk about at the end of the show. So the news director Wally Zimmerman asked me and Ray Lovell to come up with a signature feature piece. So that's how Vix Plate was born. Wow and what a great title especially for Hawaii with all the plate lunches and all the variety and diversities of cultures. Perfect title and that's why it's probably lasted for so long along with you hosting it and doing such a fabulous job. So thank you for creating it and having such longevity. So it's an icon to Hawaii alone and it's fabulous. Well I think the name is is appropriate because Vix Plate means just like a little bit of everything and over the years the show has evolved because it just started about like local events and the culture and then people started writing in and saying do more food stuff and then later it was like do more entertainment, do more fashion, do more travel. So over the years it's changed and so we've tried to adapt to those changes. Well and you sure have because you've been many many places in many parts of the world. So let's get started. With all your travels I have to ask you Pamela how do you maintain your health and your energy? It's not easy but I think it starts with preparation you know like any vacation you do you pretty much know your itinerary. I have to really be anal about this. Not only do I plan what's every day but I try to do what's every hour because when you're traveling for a show with a cameraman you can't go back two weeks later to get the shot that you missed so I try to do my research as much as possible. If I have enough prep time I try to learn the language of the place that we're going to so that I can at least conduct a basic interview in that language and then I see you know what stories are available. I make all the arrangements before and that really helps but even so I have to admit I have gotten sick on the road because there are some things you can't you can't prepare for and one is fatigue you're going to be tired you're not going to sleep all that well and it's you're you're doing your job 24-7. There's no days off. One of the sickest I got was in China you know I had with altitude sickness I had been in Chile before at a 22,000 altitude and no problem and then I went to Li Jiang which is like at 18 and I was so sick I just I just couldn't function and then in Belgium I got stomach problems because no one told me that they have unpasteurized milk and my system just did not like that so I spent a couple of days in bed. Exactly and you you nailed it I mean not just with milk but even with the water the water you know right the quality of water in different parts of the world sometimes it just doesn't do well with us or even like when you're in China or in Asia a lot of people going over there because of the amount of oils that they're using westerners going over to eastern side I mean the oil just goes through our body and that causes diarrhea as well and so so many things like you said is unpredictable and plus your energy level is so high you're pumping up and with the cameras rolling and you're not you know just on your best it's it's hard to maintain it 24-7 but you in front of the camera looks fabulous. Well we don't show the bad parts. Oh luckily your cameraman doesn't follow you into the bathrooms unless it's Gary. Yeah exactly that's that's the person I'm talking about so I know that you have a soulmate that inspires you daily so please share a little bit about that guy Gary the cameraman your husband. Well you know Gary and I anchored the Channel 4 news for almost 20 years and then when he retired from on-air work he wanted to do his own production and so he learned how to shoot and how to edit and you know we have a little facility at home where we try to do our own productions and most of the mixed plates we shoot and we edit right here so so yeah so now he's my chief engineer he's my photographer he's you know my consultant so and thankfully the 20 years before that you know we worked really well together so it all comes together. Right yes you had a great you have a great relationship in the beginning and still and so that working relationship I mean you know everyone must say ask you how do you do it you live with him and you work with him does that get difficult at times Pima? Well you know when we were anchoring we were together like all the time and what really helped is that I had mixed plate and he had Pacific Adventures so when I went off on a trip he wasn't always the cameraman so I'd have that time off and then he'd go off and shoot his own stuff and so and plus in a newsroom you know we'd come to work together and then he'd have his job and I'd have my job and we really wouldn't be together until like five o'clock when we'd have to be on set so there was that space and so yeah that's my recommendation you know you need space you need your your own time together and I need a lot of alone time because I do a lot of writing by myself and and he does too his you know his passion is golf so that's that's his time so yeah so yeah so when we do come together just it works yeah so obviously you're doing something right you guys look very happy after all these years not just being husband and wife but business partners and professional partners as well so congratulations to you too you have a special dynamics between the two of you thanks I also understand that both of you um you had some health challenges and if you don't mind just sharing your touch upon it a little bit with what you in in experience with your health well about 12 years ago I was diagnosed with um breast cancer and um and so that's when I had decided to go part time and that's when Gary decided to retire and so he could take care of me and you know and I would have the time to recuperate and um you know I was diagnosed just a couple of months after our our receptionist was diagnosed so we were kind of cancer sisters you know she was having hemo um on the top floor and I was on of queens and I was on the bottom floor getting radiation so it was really um interesting and really supportive to have that that uh that other person they're going through the same process because you do need help and uh and you know Gary's had some knee surgeries that he's had to go through so you know we just it's the it's the algae thing you know we all go through it and um and then um let's say about three years ago I had a stroke and um fortunately it was very very minor and didn't you know impact my cognitive abilities and um but it was you know it just taught me to be a little more careful and deal with stress a little better that's the main thing stress right exactly if you can deal with that um that's that's the culprit a lot of a lot of disease is stress yeah but you also hit one very crucial part about when you were going through your cancer and your your partner or your teammate also was going through that experience but what you said is we all need a friend we all need a buddy through experience the good and the bad you know and um just someone to just talk story because especially at that time she didn't have it before you were after you she had it with you and so that made it even more special because you both were pretty much you know you could share your experiences of what you felt and yes Gary was there but he wouldn't know but she would so you were blessed to have that buddy I I really was and one of the things about um about women with breast cancer because men can get it too but when women when we get sick you know we're we're like cats we want to go away and hide in a little hole and deal with it ourselves and we don't really want to share our anxiety and our pain with our families because we know they take on the burden as well and so we tend not to share with them but with a fellow you know cancer um sufferer it's it's okay to to share those those feelings and and to you know walk through them together so it was really helpful and that's why you know I really support Coleman because that's a network system where you can meet other people survivors and patients and you know help them along with their journey and find a buddy that's so important so important so Pamela the world knows that your passion for television work is just immense but you also have other artistic talents um that you don't often talk about as long as I know but please share with us what are they well um I you know when I graduated from high school I knew I wanted to be a journalist but then when I got to college this is the time when a chorus line hit Broadway and there's a song called what I did for love and and what I and I realized I went through this you know epiphany what I really did for love was I wanted to dance and I had been studying for decades and I thought that's what I really wanted just for a little while so I majored in dance and and then I got a B a b a and an m a and dance thinking that afterwards I might want to teach and and then I danced professionally for a few years and then when I felt I was too old to dance at the age of 27 you know I decided I better get back into journalism so that's how I got back to it but I try to dance whenever I can it's not the same body I had back then but you know I do what I can and I love movement and I've been able to do some shows with um with Manoa Valley Theater and Diamondhead Theater wow special that that's that's a creative side and you need that outlet as well so and then Pamela I know that you've done more than or you've produced more than a hundred mixed plate specials I just have to ask you is there anyone that's really close to your heart well I always like to say the the best one is the next one because you know I'm just trying to think ahead but there are so many that are that are close to my heart but there's one in particular that was shot here that I think kind of sums up where I am spiritually at this point and and I think you have it I think actually you're in it yes when you send this clip to me and I I viewed it I'm like oh my gosh that's me so we I made a cameo in yours and now you're making a a guest appearance in mind so thank you so much Pamela super choose I mean Pamela for for choosing that one it was meant to be yes thank you so much and Eric if we could please share that video now we live by the elements the earth the wind the ocean the water you when we do a blessing it's the energy you receive because that's part of the elements when you touch the water my energy was shared with you everybody has a little bit of a problem and when I say the prayer that's to help them to heal I'm very vulnerable at this time because I'm a cancer survivor hiv survivor and I really need to cleanse everything and I struggle constantly with the idea of being an island girl or having a profession and being a working woman it's hard to find a balance between tradition and being contemporary we were blessed with the seal today they very seldom come into this particular pond which is any any cool but this had made a great effort and she came over and she stayed when we called them in Hawaiian they look I don't know if they understand but they look and listen hey mama the thousands of ripples here is about forgiveness if we can learn to forgive ourselves and forgive others this world would be such a more beautiful place we need to have this blessing the spiritual energy to share with everybody especially the coming year you know I just saw that for the first time yesterday and I was just crying my eyeballs out and I thought I'm glad that I watched it yesterday otherwise if I saw it today I'd be crying even deeper than I am now so Pamela you really impacted many feelings in many people that are going to be watching that even further from now and so share a little bit about how it impacted you I mean it was I think it was a blessing that we all needed it came at a time I mean you know we always have stress in our lives but I think that particular time there were there were a lot of people going through a lot of heavy stuff and sometimes you just need to take a breather and to to be with nature and especially you know to to be with a with a wise with a wise person like she was and you know it was a remarkable experience and I'm so glad to share it with everyone right I mean even just being in the water and being cleansed with the water you know and then when that seal came that was incredible and it came and it stayed and it didn't want to leave us yeah yeah and it kept looking when she called and it came to us and it went back and it wasn't like frightened or wanting to run away and get back to the sea it stayed in that pond and Aunty Nettie says they don't normally come into the pond that close and feel so relaxed so yeah it was it was it was a blessing it is and yeah the Keoko was blessing all of us through that seal and so we should just take some time to really just be still in the water or in life and and release all that stress and cleanse it out of our systems we need another one yes let's do it girl so can I have a photo of your young of a young family so I don't know I don't know who they are but please share with us who they are okay that's our son Paolo and his wife Emily and our granddaughter Luna and they live in Nevada California he's the general manager of the San Francisco Zoo and I wish they were closer but you know things being what they are and with the economy they've had to stay in San Francisco in the Bay Area which is you know just about as expensive or if not more than Hawaii so you know they're they're trying to make their way through life but we're that's the love of our lives at this point wow congratulations I'm so proud of what he's accomplished this one you have a little grand baby well you got both Luna all right so you know many of us have I've seen snakes you know many times and I know wherever you travel you try to look for the incredible but what I want to know is when you saw those snakes what was your experience like when you saw the snake and their charmers the snake charmers well this was in India and we spent about 10 days there shooting around New Delhi and Jaipur and Agra and I think we just came out of the Taj Mahal and there were these snake charmers that were sitting there and so you know I asked can I join you and they said oh sure come on so I sat and you know I mean with them there you feel perfectly safe I mean I was I was hoping no one would ask me can you pick one up I mean I was not going to do that but um yeah of all the experiences I've had that was not too scary so I trusted them it was because you were with professionals with professionals of course you know they're there because they want money right that's fine we gave them a tip of course and like I said you got to work with your buddy and those are their buddies the snake and the charmers their buddies right and you're in good hands so I would also like for you to share a little bit with Chinese New Year coming along share with us your experience and time in China well I've been to China several times and to Hong Kong several times less so in the past few years because the political situation is is not that terrific and so that particular picture was in 1997 when Hong Kong was returned to China right so we were we knew you know all the other film crews were going to Hong Kong to shoot something but we wanted to go to Beijing because that's where the big celebration is I don't know if you've been to Hong Kong you know it's a very narrow strip on an island and so there really is no place for a for a lot of people to gather but in Beijing this was in Tiananmen Square and they they squeezed in a quarter million people in the square so we were there I was there with cameraman Dan Cherma and we were told I mean the restrictions were so incredible we had to be there 12 hours before and and there were there were there was no food there were no bathrooms and so you know I I brought our stash of protein bars and the water and we were once we got there we were told be in this one place don't move and you know and we just we didn't want to get arrested right because the once you get arrested by the Chinese police I'm sorry it's yeah and so we we stayed in the square for quite a few hours and then finally you know things started to loosen up the dancers came and people were wandering around and I told my cameraman let's just go and I said you know I and he said you know you stay here because if a policeman comes up to me he's gonna talk to me and Chinese and tell me the rules but you know he's Holly so I said just go okay go and sure enough you know he's walking around shooting and police come up to him and he goes huh and they left him alone because he couldn't speak the language and okay he's a dumb foreigner let him go well that's how we got the shots well good to play yeah good to play that role the quilo right the white ghost the quilo wow so okay now getting back to your dance I know that that's your passion for you know your dance but I just feel I wanted to just share with you that I I want to just tell you to just go and dance more so I wanted to ask you how often are you able to consume yourself in your dance well since COVID I was taking um you know classes at Diamondhead Theater I had some one thing about being a dancer you never stop taking class it's one of the things that lasts you for the rest of your life even though you become a professional at some stage you always take class to keep yourself limber but with COVID those classes went virtual and then and then after a while I had to take classes online from from different places and I still do because I still don't feel totally comfortable in a room with other people and it's very difficult to dance with a mask so which I would have to do if I went to my gym so I just try to do it that way but um that's that's about it I mean I can't you know and I just I have to you know accept the fact I don't have the body I had when I was 18 there's certain things that I can't do this is when I was 19 wow look at that spread that's a beautiful pose and this was in San Francisco my first year at San Francisco State so um you know I can't do that anymore but it doesn't matter I still try to do what I can and you know and move with with music and that's the main thing just move that's the main thing is just move not as extreme but just keep moving even just simple leg lifts and whatever you can do and I'm sure that you at your age can do much more than anybody else your age because of your dance history and that's the beautiful part I I try it doesn't always happen without pain but you know what they say wait no pain no gain that's true that's true but you know we try to get some exercise at least every day yes good so dude can you just share a little bit of what's coming out of the next mix plate or what are your future projects you're working on can you share or not well I may be I'm not quite sure you know when COVID happened I mean usually I try to plan at least a year ahead or at least have you know a few nibbles out there to see where I might go but with COVID we had to take it one month at a time because travel hasn't totally come back to normal around the world so we do have some nibbles out but we have to wait for the situation to get a little better a little more normal a little healthier for us to really plan I do have sometimes we're working with the children's theater right now that may be doing some traveling and taking their production on the road and I'm very excited about that because you know they're the future and they're they're the future singers and dancers and these kids are so talented so they're all in ohana arts theater so hopefully I'll be able to do that knock on wood wow and you know and these days the economic situation is very different we used to be able to just call up an airline or a hotel and say we're going here can you sponsor us and they'd say sure and then you know we would do a trade of some sort and now it's you know their economic situation is very different so we have to walk a fine line there too wow well we're excited to always see when your next mix plate or production is coming along but um we've run out of time for now Pamela and I'm just so grateful that we had the time to capture you your heart um on this impromptu interview versus on your mix plate where you're going and jetting all over the world so I can see you here relax and in your element thank you and thank you and we didn't need to speak a foreign language either yeah yeah yeah we would need definite subtitles but we'll have to leave us for now you and um you've been watching Taking Your Health Back on Think Tech Hawaii so mahalo to Pamela Young thank you for talking story with us here in Hawaii and the world and for bringing the world to us via mix plate and please keep on dancing like no one is watching you okay just keep dancing girl no one's watching behind your doors but you know all right so I'm Wendy Lo and I want to just welcome you back for another edition in a couple weeks to Taking Your Health Back with me so Aloha and mahalo Pamela Young thank you so much for watching Think Tech Hawaii if you like what we do please like us and click the subscribe button on youtube and the follow button on vimeo you can also follow us on facebook instagram and linked in and donate to us at thinktech hawaii.com mahalo


Ring in the New Year with amazing savings from Appalachian Wireless. Get the Galaxy S7 for just $49.99 when you sign a renew a two-year service agreement. Better service, bigger savings. That's today's Appalachian Wireless. The girls and boys, 15th region, all a classic championship took place tonight at the East Kentucky Expo Center. And by the end of the night, two teams will be able to call themselves champions. First up in the defending 15th region champions, the Shelby Valley Ladycats and the Paintsville Tigers. Slow start for the Wildcats, only scoring 11 points in the first half. They have some making up to do. Picking up in the fourth quarter, Paintsville dominating this one. Kressley Chirico putting in the work and getting the results. She racked up 12 points leading all scorers on the night. Cassie Rowe would knock one in from the top of the key, but that's where they struggled tonight. Was from the perimeter only hitting three of 26 attempts, but they couldn't climb back to the top and the Tigers would take this one back to Johnson County. Final score of the night, Paintsville 43, Shelby Valley 30 as the Lady Tigers advanced to the All-A State Championship for the first time since 2014. In the nightcap, two teams, one title in which neither team has won. It was Sheldon Clark and Easteridge in the boys' 15th region All-A Classic Championship. The Cardinals coming out strong with no sign of slowing down in the first quarter. Racking up 12 points before the Warriors would put any on the board. Dangerous inside and out with three back-to-back three-point baskets coming from Dylan James and David Contrell. The Warriors finding themselves in a hole, but they would slowly dig their way out. Chris Bevins puts Easteridge on the board finally with around five to go in the first quarter, but that's when it all picked up. Matt Miller for two, Warriors only trailing by two going into the half. The battle starts now with just two quarters to play. The Warriors take their first lead of the game, down low. Matt Miller scores, draws the foul and the momentum is set. They would tie it at 44 after four quarters and they went to overtime and the Warriors prevailed. First time in school history, Easteridge is the 15th region All-A Classic Champions by a final score of 48-45. The All-A State Championship takes place January 25th through the 29th.


So as I prefaced earlier, our final session today is about sustainability and the right time to go green. Climate neutrality, sustainable energy and prospects for the green economy. And it's something that I think has been in conversation for most people since the strikes, talks from Greta Schoenberg, etc. And I think it's on the minds of everybody, so it should be an interesting discussion that we have today. We have four speakers for this session. Again, we'll have a discussion at the end of their short presentations. Our first speaker is Mr. Erik Feigenbaum, Chief Research Engineer at the Norwegian Institute of Transport Economics. And I was only speaking with my taxi driver this morning who was driving a fully electric car, which is not very common in Dublin. And he was all for them, but also was dying to know what we could learn from Norway as am I. So please welcome Mr. Erik Feigenbaum. Yeah, so thank you. I actually also talked to the taxi driver yesterday and he said there was one electric taxi in Dublin. So I guess you got the one. So thank you. So I'll be talking about the Norwegian electric vehicle market. And before I start, you might wonder why I have a Lego set on the front page. And this is actually because I find it uplifting that the children learn to play with electric cars. So this house has an electric car, so that's the reason. So the Institute of Transport Economics is a non-profit research foundation. And our mission is to develop and disseminate transportation knowledge with scientific quality and practical application. We are about 108 employees and we cover virtually all topics with regards to transport, also safety and modeling, etc. If we go to Norway, some quick facts. We have about 2.75 million passenger vehicles. And currently, this month, we pass 9% of the total fleet on our battery electric cars. And you can add another 4%, which are plug-in hybrid cars. So we have 13% of the passenger car fleet has a plug in Norway now. We have built out quite a lot of charging infrastructure. We have 1,200 fast chargers for the CCS, Sademo type of vehicles. In addition, Tesla also had their chargers. There are 7,500 public normal chargers. But then you have to add all available electricity everywhere else, from outdoor power sockets, etc. That also can be used for charging, which is very common to have in Norway. So this number is very understated. There are probably hundreds of thousands of potential charging spots. At home, people have installed more than 90,000 of these wallbox home chargers. So this is also taken care of. They have to pay for this by themselves. There is some support for housing communities and flat owners, but otherwise private house owners pay for themselves. Travel speeds are fairly low, so we can get quite a long way on the electricity we have in the car. In Norwegians, we tend to live in small houses, and then we have access to parking, and we can charge at home, which is very important that we can charge every day. The market shares have gone up steadily from 2011, and we are now approaching 50% market share for battery electric cars in the Norwegian market, and then another 10% are plug-in hybrids. This has been enabled by a very long time period of experimentation, but also huge incentives. So we have exemptions from value-added tax, exemption from the registration tax, which could be 5,000 to 10,000 euros for a mid-sized car. The annual tax is reduced, and then we have some local incentives that have been quite popular, so you can drive for free through the toll roads. There has been free parking, and some places you have access to the bus lanes, which has been so successful that you now have to be more than one people in the car in the rush hours, because otherwise you would clog up the bus lanes. There is a new policy now, where up to 50% rates of what internal combustion engine vehicle owners pay will also be introduced for electric cars. So if we look at what this means for a buyer of a car, we can have the Volkswagen Golf in three versions. Those of you that can see the screen can see it over there. The gasoline car is to the left, and the battery electric car is to the right, and in the middle you have the plug-in hybrid. So the battery electric car is non-taxed, €32,000. The plug-in hybrid has the value added tax, the registration tax sums up to zero for that, and then we have the value added tax and the registration tax for the gasoline car, and then the battery electric car becomes the cheapest option, which is very different from other countries. But then you also have very low energy costs in Norway, so you would save about €1,200 per year for an average driving length due to the cheap electricity, and you also have the reduced annual tax. So this sums up to about €1,900 per year of potential savings for a compact car. But then, in addition, you have local incentives, and when we ask people how much time they save in the bus lane, how much they save not paying in the toll roads, for the average user, this sums up to €1,500 per year, of which most is the toll road exemption. If you go to Ireland, in Norway we would save €1,200. On the energy cost, in Ireland you would save only €700 because the electricity is much more expensive. But the Norwegian incentive package looks extremely large, it might not have to be that large, but it was originally put in place to get people out of regular cars and into some very small, little bit primitive cars, and then you have to have really powerful incentives. It didn't work so well, even with those large incentives, but now it's booming because we take people out of the regular car and put them into equal substitutes, and then the policies start working. And the policies and incentives are pulling towards the national target, which is to only sell battery electric or zero missing cars from 2025. That's the overall target. So the diffusion of EVs started around the cities. You had 2008 to the left and 2016 to the right, and each spot here, black spot to the left, on the map on the left, is a municipality. And here you can see the cities, if I can point to the screen, but it's spread around, Oslo is spread around, Bergen is spread around from larger and larger circles. And now you have shares on the road. In all the cities you have past 10% vehicles on the road, and even in the rush hour it is up to 20-25% of the cars are battery electric in the real traffic. But there is a long story behind this. You can read it about it in a research paper I made, which is this figure. It's a little bit complex. I won't go through it. But the main point here is that we have had some global development enablers, like lithium battery have been developed. People can get a Nobel Prize for that. We have the EU CO2 target, which now puts a lot of new models on the road, which will make our policies work even more efficient. The internal combustion engine sector has been rather weak in Norway, because we only have vehicle importers, we don't have producers. And then we have allowed for a lot of experimentation in niche markets. So the first incentive came already in 1990, which was the exemption from the registration tax, and that enabled gradual experimentation and knowledge building from the bottom and upwards. So we have had actually a bottom-up pressure to get incentives, which then have initiated a lot of activities and also created the first markets. And then the large car manufacturers could take advantage of this situation when they came with their fully industrialized cars from 2011-2012. So what we do, we push the adoption curve, make it much steeper with our large incentives. So we have a much more compressed diffusion process. Of course that has some costs, which are perhaps more easy to cover in Norway, where we can sort of make up our budget with some money from the oil sector. So you might not have all the same options in Ireland. But we also, you have to remember that incentives now are kept so large to meet this 2025 target. And there is a cross-partisan agreement that this should continue. So, a few points of what I think has made this work. First of all, you have to have knowledge. People have to be aware of that battery electric cars works and that there are no practical issues with them. They have to be visible. I walked here from the hotel. I didn't see any electric cars on the way. So they are virtually invisible here. They have to be practical so that they work for the target group. I think that now will be taken care of for Ireland. You don't have those long distances here. You have a stable climate. It's not so cold in the winter. Maybe it's wet. I don't know. Then you have to have policies. And the policies should be directed towards a target. You have to have a target. Where does Ireland want to go? What do you want to achieve? And then you can build a policy around that. And that policy should be stable so that people can invest in the businesses that have to deliver the electromobility solutions to the consumers. And of course consumers will also be more confident that this will last. Then you need incentives which makes the cars economic to own and use for the consumers and other user groups. And incentives should also remove barriers and meet different types of user needs. And finally I would suggest that you come to Norway and get inspired by how it works in practice. Thank you.


And it is 10 22 right now. We're going to jump into commodities. We're going to look at crude oil Talk about a market with some volatility recently. We're going to see $60 oil man 160 dollar oil. We've been closed. I almost hit it yesterday. It did back it up again. Now you were here No, it's Tuesday. We were up to 58 75. I mean talk about within almost a dollar and a dollar in oil We then we go from 10 45 yesterday morning about 24 hours ago And you drop more than a buck 50 by the time 230 rolls around. Yeah, and then we're back up to above 58 So you got oil trading 57 65. We're looking at the october contract again. We're coming into those 10 30 eia numbers Let's take a quick look at 11 a.m. What kind of volatility we're going to have priced into these options So we're going to have 57 25 or 58 dollars is our ability at 11 a.m Kind of equidistant away from those we're acting at about 30 to 35 cents away now again If you're just looking directionally, that's where it's actually a nice sweets box You're not paying a ton of premium. Let's just say you're bullish And we've got a lot of movement in that market definitely, you know And this is where you're only eight pennies away from market now seven pennies away from market You buy into 57 73 And you're basically getting a two to one risk reward where your losses are capped to 57 25 You have almost a full dollar to the upside and for that risk reward That's where you just have to make you know decide for yourself You're buying it at 57 75 the real markets at 57 68 You're buying it at seven pennies above the market We're not a bad trade with the earnings about to come though in my opinion And the same thing would set up on the other side, which is not bad, but let's see where we line up on the noons Okay, noons are going to have 57 75. That's a lot closer, right? That's about 78 pennies So there would be your bullish spread Now this is where again the last trade we looked at was only about seven pennies away from the market, right? This is why now the risk reward is going to be A staggering more like five to one six to one but but by doing that you're also paying 30 cents above premium And that's where it really gets tough, right? The last trade much closer to a futures trade You're only paying seven pennies above market exactly for a two to one You want to be risking 20 to make 130? Well, you're going to be paying 30 cents or so forth above the market, right? Because that's how they correlate. So here's your bullish and as we're saying it It's ticking up right to that 57 75, which would be nice Because then would have no intrinsic value on either side would just be paying premium And it's going to be a little pricey as you might expect, right? So we're at 57 72 call it the bullish spread Costs us 23 the bearish spread, which is the one with about four pennies of intrinsic value 27 50 bucks on the dot So you would need 50 cents of movement away from 57 75, which is almost where we're at right now In either direction. That's the key part, right? You get 50 cents a moment in either direction You break even a 50 cents, you know, it's a little movement For both sides. It's and as we make by noon too by noon And there's before I just wanted to see the 230s as if they line up at all So 58 would be our only option Um for the dailies, which is about 30 cents or more and so we're dealing with October Oh, so this is interesting. Look at this.  Yeah, so You know most times what tends to happen here is that Oh, but look at them then hell. Yeah, another one bites the dust. That's well, you know what that was, right? Yeah, that's what's when bolton bit the dust exactly. Yeah, so what i'm talking about folks is wait when it just goes The dust there you what you had is that you had oil shot down from a 58 41 down to 57 30 a buck 10 in no time And volume down there. Yeah, and then it was interesting though by the end of the day Look at that. Oh, I know already. Yeah, the market said, you know what man Bolton wasn't probably the one that we should be afraid of in terms of foreign policy If that's really what you're worried about in terms of Yeah, you know the president he decides a lot as any president does but right so Yeah, so you know what I'd go that the others can get tested again. It didn't get tested. It came down there in the middle of uh No, no, that's 240 came down to 240. Yeah, I'd still go that we're gonna gotta go a little long We'll see what this shakes out. Okay. We get those numbers 8 7 7 9 2 7 6 6 4 8 We have the adult industrials right now of 34 and as like up 43 s of peas up eight staring death folks Tommy and I come right back Welcome back folks uh 6.91 drawdown and the uh crude gasoline 682 000 barrels And they were looking for uh, well bloomberg is we're looking for 5.15 But yesterday that api that number was big, right? Well, that was yeah seven plus million So we get the eia numbers 10 30 a m eastern time on wednesday's crude oil inventory is falling 6.91 million barrels To see how that hits the market jumping back to the charts and as you would expect Little pop. We were trading at 57 75 coming into that number, right? We're up about 13 pennies But look at that volatility. We actually spiked to 57 42. It's a five minute bar there And uh looking at both of these contracts your value would be on the bullish side, of course now And that's where you can see you're actually only 25. You need more movement, right? We're looking for 50 cents for break even on both sides So you're talking about 57 75 if you were trading this you needed up to 58 25 But that number man declined falling 6.91 million barrels And like you said gas inventory is falling as well 682 000 and the bloomberg user survey They were looking for a stockpile decline of just 5.15 But if you back things up the world um survey number was only a decline of about 3 million and uh Scrolling through this quickly to get to that api as you talked about 7.23 falling last night for the api So maybe maybe we're using some oil man after that summer break Yeah, they're not pumping enough of it. That's right. One or the other. Yeah, one or the other. Exactly. Yeah Welcome back folks. Uh dow dow's not up 31. That's except 43. S&P's up eight and a half.  Look at that So we were sitting at 57 75 almost when we came into that number. We saw the initial spike We saw a drawdown of more than the market was looking for and man. It doesn't matter oil train lower 57 37 right now in the price of that october crude oil that's That says a lot it sure does that says a lot no two ways about that. We'll see whether that high volume low is going to get hit


This video is going to introduce the idea of mixed strategies and explain why they're important to Nash Equilibrium. So the example that I want to think about here is the United Nations setting up checkpoints to defend against terrorist attacks at a port in Somalia. And you can see that what happens is they they place a checkpoint on the road, they stop all cars like this taxi here, and they go through the contents of the car to make sure that it doesn't contain any explosives or other dangerous materials. Now, let's think about this situation as a game. So there are a variety of different roads that the UN could choose to set up its checkpoint on every hour. For each one of those roads, the the potential attacker could decide to attack that road, and if it's the case that the defender defended that road and the attacker attacks it, then the attacker gets a large negative payoff because they're captured and their attack is not successful. If, on the other hand, the attacker attacks any other road, then the attack is successful, and then the utility of the attacker depends on the value of the target that was attacked and wasn't defended. Now, it's pretty clear that if the UN were to commit to any deterministic strategy, if they were to choose their action in any deterministic way, things are going to go pretty badly for them because the defender, sorry, the attacker would be able to look at what they're doing. They'd be able to watch for a while, see what strategy the UN is following, and then attack something different, and attacks would always be successful. So it must be that this is not really how checkpoints get set up, and indeed, what really happens is that the checkpoints are set up in a randomized way, so that even if the attackers watch for a while and figure out what the randomized strategy is, they're not able to know on a given hour where the checkpoints are going to be, and this means that their value of an attack is limited. So the Nash equilibrium of a game like this is going to involve the defender defending in a randomized way like this, and this kind of a randomized strategy is called a mixed strategy, and that's going to be the topic of the next sequence of videos.


So, let us move to the next question, question number 53, that energy of the colliding photon is, oh that much noise is coming, ok. So, energy of the colliding photon is 10.2 electron volt. After an interval, another photon collides with the same hydrogen atom inelastically So, there are two photons E p 1, E p 2, 15 electron volt, what will be observed by the detector? Where is the detector? It does not talk about the detector, but detector will detect the photons that are coming out of hydrogen atom, let us assume that, ok. So, how you are getting 3? So, because the second photon has 15 electron volt, and ionizing energy for ions. So, it obviously has to pick up one electron, because it makes. Correct. So, only one option talks about an electron. See, electron will need how much energy to get ionized? 13.6, 13.6 not minus, minus 13.6 is its energy, it requires plus 13.6 to make its energy is 0, total energy. But if it get more energy, then it will take 13.6 and rest of it will be used as kinetic energy, getting it? So, that electron that comes out will have energy of 15 minus 13.6 which is 1.4, ok. And of course, when the first photon strikes, the, you know the difference between the first energy level and the second energy level is what? The ground state and the first energy level, what are the difference? 10.2, 10.2. So, exactly this much energy will be absorbed, and the electron will jump from n equal to 1 to n equal to 2 from the first photon right. And then when it get de-excited, it will create a photon of same energy, 10.2, ok. That is why option number 3 is correct, right. Now, you know this is little confusing also, because at times you will tend to think, ok, this 15 electron volt can be absorbed by the electron which is already excited, ok. But there is a time interval. But the time interval is microsecond, it happens instantaneously. It will jump to n equal to 2 and once there is only one photon, jumps there and immediately it will come down, very, very less amount of time. So, there is a time. Start solving this. 50, here you may not know the formula for characteristic x-ray. This is the formula, ok. This is not hydrogen like atom, but the formula looks similar to that. But then there is a factor of B. B is a screening constant. What happens is that these electrons will get screened because of the inner orbital. You know what is screening effect, right. So, effectively it behaves like a lesser atomic number. So, that is a Z minus B. And for alpha, for alpha, let us say for K alpha, the value of B is equal to 1. Screening constant is 1 for K alpha radiation. So, when do we take this formula? When you have to find characteristic x-ray. K alpha, right. So, the first formula is 1 by lambda is Rigbert constant Z minus B is 11 minus 1, that is 10 square. N1 for alpha, N1 is 1, ok. This is N2 square. And for other atomic number, let us say it is this. So, it will be Rigbert constant Z minus B whole square. So, you can just divide these two. You can divide these two, you will get the value of Z, ok. The value of B over here is 1, ok. Z is equal to 6, all of you? 55. I will tell you. First focus on 55. You should watch that video, ok. Everything is there. Otherwise, we will just keep on talking in bits and pieces. It will never make sense complete. Watch that. B. Others, what is the fringe width? What happens to wavelength if velocity increases? It decreases because h by p is the wavelength. When you decrease the wavelength, fringe width will decrease. That is why 3, ok. No doubts, right? You go to the next one. 56. Option 3. 56, option 3. You move to the next one. Others. You did not get 56? Helium has to get converted into oxygen, ok. Helium has atomic number of oxygen. So, you need 4 helioms and there will be energy. Energy is nothing but kinetic energy of oxygen only, ok. So, delta M is what? 4 into 4.00. See, these types you should get it, ok. I mean, this shows that you came completely unprepared or you are unnecessary or confident about yourself. So, you should give the due respect to this chapter. 931, MEV is the energy released if one AMU gets converted into energy. So, you find out the mass between AMU and multiply it with 931, fine. 57, what is the answer? Anybody else? Any answer? Ok. Now, half-life of A is 4-day. Probability that the nucleus will decay in 2 half-life, ok. Now, what is the probability that it does not decay? Then it should be in, let us say, in 2 half-life N0 will become? N0 will become N0 by 4, ok. So, if it does not have to decay, it should be out of N0, it should be N0 by 4. So, probability that it does not decay is 1 by 4, there is probability that it does not decay. So, 1 minus of that is a probability that it will decay, that is 3 by 4. See, it is like if a particular nucleus does not decay, then it has to be these N0 by 4, one of these N0 by 4 nucleus, right. If it does not want to get decayed, what is the chance that it will be N0 by 4 out of N0, 1 by 4? That is the probability that it will not decay. There are only 2 mutually exhaustive event, whether it will decay or not decay. So, 1 minus of probability that it will not decay is probability that it will decay, right. And of course, the probability will be very high that after 2 half-lives, it will, the probability should be high. Yeah. Probability cannot be 1, right. And probability cannot be 1 by 4, very less probability and half is like exactly half, it should be half. You know, like that also you can arrive. If you start thinking in that way, but you cannot do that with each and every question. And this type of thing will be done only by those who have lot of practice. It cannot be like you just develop this, you know, sixth sense on your own, just sitting. Do lot of practice, it will come automatically. Okay, we will move to the next one. Which question is this? 58, this is 59. Again, that knowledge will be used. 16. Limon. Limon is for UV and passion is for infrared. Limon is the first quantum number should be 1 and passion, the first quantum number should be 3. Limon is this minus 1 by n square where n is greater than 1, right. Now, this is largest wavelength in UV region. Now, when lambda is largest, 1 by lambda should be smallest. So, what is the smallest possible? What is the value of n for that? 2, right. So, 1 by lambda 1 is Rigbert constant into 1 by 1 minus 1 by 2 square, which is 4. So, this will be equal to 3 by 4 Rigbert constant. This is the first equation. Okay, then this is given, 122. Now, smallest possible reason is IR zone. Now, let us say IR zone is when n1 is 3. So, this is 1 by 9 minus 1 by m square where m is greater than 3, right. Now, I want smallest possible wavelength. So, 1 by lambda should be largest. 1 by lambda infinity? So, 1 by lambda should be maximum and when 1 by lambda is maximum, this subtraction should be minimum. So, for that m should be infinity, it get ionized from there. So, this will be equal to Rigbert constant by 9. This is equation number 2. Now, just take a ratio and get lambda 1, lambda 2 relation and then like that you can do it. 59. That is a nice question or yeah, they can directly calculate also. But r value won't be more than 122. What? r value which you find will be the most expression. What will be the actual r value? This is just a hypothetical scenario then. 59. Look at the 59 question. You are able to see, right? Yeah. What is the answer? So, uranium 236 is unstable. It gives out products, right. So, it gives energy also, okay. So, E is what? Rest mass energy. Rest mass energy is E. So, in a way it denotes let's say it corresponds to the mass, okay. It corresponds to the mass of that substance. Now, reactant is more stable or product is more stable here? Product. Product is more stable. So, some of the rest masses of the product should be less than the sum of or the yeah, sum of the rest masses of the reactants, okay. So, that is the reason why option number 1 is correct. Some mass will get converted into energy, okay. What is the difference between 2, 3 and 4? Oh, okay. 2, 3 masses. Different products are coming out, okay. All right. Should we move to the next one? All of these are previous year J questions. Like long, long back starting when you were not even born. Even I was not born. Very long back I am very old. 40 years. 40 years probably close to 40. Okay, do this 60th, 61. Who do you think is older me or Akhil? Akhil is older. I mean not like that. As in, it's getting recorded. I show it. 60th. See, the X-ray questions are very frequent. You can't afford to ignore it. Simply cannot. Done. What is the answer for 60th? No answer. It can't be as simple as this, right? Dimensionally, all three are different. And H by momentum is dimension of wavelength. H by mc is wavelength. So, dimensionally, 2 is correct and 1 is correct. 3 is also correct. All are dimensionally correct. There is no shortcut. Okay. So, electrons with deep-ruling wavelength lambda fall on a target in X-ray tube. Fine. So, deep-ruling wavelength is lambda. So, momentum is what? H by lambda. You need to find cutoff wavelength of the emitted X-ray. Cutoff wavelength is minimum wavelength. Now, can you find out? Total energy of electron should get converted into photon. That's when the cutoff voltage, cutoff wavelength will come out. Should I do it? Energy of the electron is what? T square by 2 Me, which is H square by 2 mass of electron into wavelength. Okay. This should get converted into Hc by lambda naught. So, 3 comes out. So, lambda naught is 2 Me lambda square C H, option 1. What about 61? Which of the statements is wrong? Look at the second option. Is it true? Between 2 and 4, only one can be true. So, it is between 2 and 4. So, you should be intelligent enough to at least remove 2 options. Which one is wrong? 2 is wrong. Right? It depends on the energy of the electron. It doesn't depend on the atomic number. Characteristic X-ray depends on atomic number. Okay. We'll move to the next one. Not many are left. Ten out of fifteen. Sixty? Sixty-two, sixty-two, sixty-two, sixty-two. First one. See, for sixty-two, reductive sample S1 has twice the number of nuclei. So, let's say S1 has N naught, or let's say 2 N naught is for S1, then N naught will be for S2. So, let's say lambda 1 is rate constant for S1. So, lambda 1 into 2 N naught is dN by dt for S1, which is 5 micro curie. Whatever is the conversion factor, let's keep it like this only. 5 into some conversion factor K. Okay? This is lambda 1 and then lambda 2 into N naught should be equal to 10. 10 into conversion factor K. Okay? Now, divide them. You'll get 2 times lambda 1 by lambda 2 should be equal to 1 by 2. Okay? So, you'll get lambda 2 is equal to 4 times of lambda 1. Okay? Now, half-life is what? 4 and 6 times lambda 1. Half-life is proportional to 1 by lambda. Okay? So, basically 1 by lambda 1 is equal to 4 by lambda 2. Okay? So, half-life of the first one is 4 times the half-life of the second one. It should be the case. So, it says it can be. It may or may not be, but only option 1 satisfied that condition where half-life of first is 4 times the other. You can just multiply 0.693 here, 0.693 there. Okay? Okay, 63rd. 4th one. 4th one? How many? 4th? Saimir? You can't see. You can see? Your power has increased. You will become more powerful now. Come sit here, friend. Put it down. Okay? So, you have attended all of you, right? All of you think, many of you think 4, which is wrong? Z minus 1. Okay? Now, first of all, understand one thing that you have three different metal plates. Okay? Light beam has these three wavelengths. Equal intensities illuminates each of the plates. Now, you may tend to think that all intensity is same, so current is proportional to intensity. So, whatever current comes out, it should be same saturation current, but what if 550 nanometer wavelength is not good enough to take electron out from work function of 3 electron volt? So, that intensity is meaningless. Getting it? Okay? Now, if you want to check what you should check, you should just check for the longest possible wavelength and the largest work function. If this wavelength is able to take out electron from here, then everything will come out. All the wavelengths will create electrons from all the surfaces. Okay? But you will see that this will come around 2.2 something. So, this wavelength will not be able to take out electrons from Q and R. Only from P it will be able to take out. And similarly, when you check, this wavelength will not be able to take out electrons from Phi R. But from P and Q it will be able to take out. And this one will be able to take out from all three. Getting it? That is why intensity for P will be most than Q than R. Okay? You can check, let's say for 550 nanometer, what is the energy of a particular photon? 6.6, 10 is for minus 34, H, C. Current intensity represents similar thing, number. It is number only. One is number per unit area, another is number per second. Number and charge. Okay? So, H, C by charge of electron 1.6 into 10 is for minus 19 into lambda. Number 1 at C by lambda is 5.5 into 10 is to power 7, minus 7, sorry. Okay? So, this, this, this, this, gone. Okay? This is approximately 4 times, let's say 4.1. Okay? Then it will come out to be 12.3 divided by 5.5. Okay? This is definitely not 3 and not even 2.5. This is close to 2.3 electron volts. Close to that. Exactly how much it is. 2.23. Okay? So, now, this is the energy of photon. Will it be able to take out electrons from this metal? No. So, this intensity is useless for R and for Q also. It will only be taking out electrons from P. But if this is able to take out electrons from P, all the wavelengths will be able to take out electrons from P because all the wavelengths are lesser and their frequencies are higher. Similarly, you will see that, you know, so P should be highest. P should be highest. Okay? And once you get this information, then there, you know, this doesn't make sense. This doesn't make sense. P cannot be lowest. Even this is gone. Just take one and move ahead. You don't need to now check for. What? What? See, if 550 is good enough to take electrons from 3 electron volts, then all the wavelengths will be able to take out from electrons from 3 electron volts. And if all the wavelengths can take electrons from 3, all the wavelengths will be able to take out electrons from these 2 also. So, it will be between 2 and 4, it will be 2. There is a dip because electrons get decelerated. From P, kinetic energy of electron will be higher. So, they need more push to decelerate. I mean, they need more negative voltage because the kinetic energy will be higher. Fine. We'll move to the next one. You should bring a record edge and then play it after every notorious class 11th. Right?  Some of them are pretty good class 11th ones. Some of them, like Bharata and Sukheet. You know them? Bharata, you might be knowing. He just dances around. Everything is recorded. And not this one. Start doing. Don't wait for me to put another question. Oh, question from PM Wave. This is which question? 60? Done. 60 for option 2. Option 2 for 64. Option 1. Approximately 2. Answer is very close to option 1. Bomber series for hydrogen atom. 1 by 2 square. The first spectral line is this. And the wavelength of the second spectral line in the bomber series of singly ionized helium atom. Then the one for helium. Z is 2. So, this is 4 times second spectral line. So, 1 by 4. Just divide it. Getting close to this. 65. 65. No, I haven't taught this. I know the formula. He said E0 by V0 is equal to V0. You tell me. So, remember this. Although I will take a class on EM waves soon. Before your J mains, I will take all of you together. All 12thers online. This is speed of light. Magnitude of electric field in EM wave divided by magnitude or sorry amplitude of magnetic field in EM wave will be equal to speed of light. What does N stands for? 28. Nano. Nano. Okay. Fine. So, you will get the answer. What answer are you getting? 6. Okay. This is E0 by 20 into. This is 3 into 10 is for it. Speed of light. Okay. All right. Let's take couple of more. 66. Should the video gets edited before uploading or is it like this? Fine. Because when it gets edited, immediately after the question is shown, solutions will be shown. That pause will get removed. Pause is required, right? Because it will feel like a class you can move with the pace. So, my load is reduced. Okay. Anybody got the answer? Should I do it? They go. This formula you might be remembering and you might be knowing this formula also. Okay. So, M into V is Q Br. Okay. So, half MV square is half of Q square V square R square by M. Fine. Now, it talks about the largest possible radius. Right. Now, if R is largest possible, even the kinetic edge will be largest possible. They are directly proportional. Okay. So, from here, you get K max. Okay. We need to find work function and this H into Mu is the energy that corresponds to 3 to 2 transition in hydrogen term. Right. So, H into Mu should be equal to what? Energy in the third orbit minus energy in the second orbit. Right. So, minus 13.6 divided by 3 square minus of, I am coming to that. So, H into Mu is this? Yeah. Okay. But this is in electron volts. So, better is to find kinetic edge in electron volts. How do you find? Just divide with charge of electrons. So, basically, Q is also E. Q is E only. Right. So, one Q get cancelled off. Okay. So, like that, it will get simplified a bit and then just substitute value of H Mu and K max will get the value of phi in electron volts. Because you can look at the options also. Options are in terms of electron volts. So, it makes sense to find everything in electron volts. Okay. So, if you encounter this question initially, when you have a lot of time to attempt in question paper, leave it till the end. Don't start fighting with questions which are eating up your time. Otherwise, you'll be under a lot of pressure because time will just go away. Okay. So, immediately when you feel that some question will just eat up your time, but then you know how to solve it. Keep a note of it that if you get time towards the end, you will attempt this. Initially, you should only solve questions which you are getting easily. That will boost your confidence. Alright. Move to the next one. 63. Nice. 67. Why? Option 3, right? Because atomic number for hydrogen is same. So, lambda 1, no weight. The Reckberg constant will be double for deuterium, right? Mass is double. We discussed that. There will be other options in 9. 9, but if you consider helium and oxygen, but that also Reckberg constant should change also. Yeah, it changes, right? Yeah, that's it. Right, square is coming. But the deuterium mass is changing. So, we are not putting 2 square there, but we are putting just 2 corresponding to mass. Like for helium, it comes 4. Anyways, right now we will go with third because that's the only thing which aligns with everything else. We will come back to this. Okay? I will just put another question here itself. Question 1. Why? Because if it is borrowed bias, this side should be higher voltage than that. So, you may have a... Yeah, because signs are same. Signs are same, but sign itself is relative. You assume some potential is 0. If you assume this is 0 potential, this becomes minus 2 volts. Because 0 potential is an assumption. 68. 69. Yeah, 69. You want to see, right? You know, while I was taking J, light went off. What? Light went off. But it was a daytime. But the problem... But the problem was that it was light... I mean, there were so many lights and it was a room... It was an auditorium. I think around 1000 people were sitting there. It was closed. All right? And when light is too much and suddenly light goes off, you will feel darkness for at least for some 10 seconds, okay? And then on top of it, you're not getting any problem. It's a stressful situation. It is good idea to remember H into C value in terms of electron volt. So, you can remember 1, 2, 4, 0, electron volt, nanometer. 2.6, okay? So, you'll have two equations like this. All of you got these two? Yes. This is like... So, you just take the ratio. You get hC by lambda 1 minus 5 divided by hC by lambda 2 minus 5. This is km1 by km2. What is the ratio km1 by km2? 4. 4 is to 1. 4 is to 1? Yeah. The mass is same? Yeah. So, u1 square by u2 square is ratio of the kinetic energy. So, this is 4 is to 1, okay? Cool. So, h into C is 1, 2, 4, 0. 4. Stop talking. 4. 1 divided by lambda 1 is 248 minus 5 divided by 1, 2, 4, 0, then 310 minus 5 is equal to 4. Okay? So, just solve this. What answer are you getting? 3.4. See, first get 5 is equal to something and then simplify it. Don't start simplifying here only that what is 1 to 4 is divided by 248. First get what is 5 is equal to? 3.7. 3.7 you are getting? Yes. Okay. All right. So, last question for today. Question number 70. So, we have done good number of test questions. Again, x-ray. All the formulas I have already told you. B will be what sir? What? B will be? For alpha, for k-alpha, B is 1. You remember that formula? 1. 1 by lambda is equal to rickbook constant z minus 1. This is for k-alpha radiation. And for k-alpha, n1 is 1. k-shell. k-shell, n is 1. k-lmn. Fine? k-alpha is from l to k. k-beta is from m to k. What is l-alpha? From m to l. What that video? I think it's 2.5 minutes. You think? No, no. Thinks is what you got? Calculation is approximate. What is the answer? This is the last question. Get it right all of you. Don't use calculator and just do the hand calculation. Then only you tell me the answer. Homework is whether you have taken mock test or not. Circulate that sheet again. Last. Yeah, 2 mock tests have circulated, right? Yes. You write what you have done with those. Option 2? Yeah. Lambda cu is x-ray of copper, lambda mo. Lambda cu is rickbook constant. z-1 for copper is 28 square. n1 is 1. But then that I don't think will be used here. 1 by lambda molybdenum is rickbook constant into 42-1. 41 square. 1 by n1 square-1 by n2 square. Fine? So this is first and this is second. So lambda mo divided by lambda cu is 28 by 41 whole square. But reverse is asked. So 41 by 28 whole square. This is what is asked. Okay? Now, you know, definitely you'll see that it's not 3 and 4. It's between 1 and 2 and they're very close. It's almost 1.5 square. So you can take that as 42 and 28. So this is, you have to do hand calculation here. Because these two are very close. 7, 4, 7, 6, 7. 7, 4, what? Almost 7, 6, 7. Oh, like that. But then you should remember that whatever answer you get, it should be slightly less than that. There's 2. This is 1.5 square. 1.5 square is? 2.25. 2.25. So slightly less than that. 2.14. Yeah, it should be 2.14. Let me come from that. Yes. 2.14. Fine. So that's it for modern physics problem solving. I think we have taken all sorts of questions. You guys have to watch that x-ray video. Okay? And make sure you're modern physics. Modern physics. Then optics. Then thermodynamics. Then magnetism. EMI. These are very, very strong for you because mechanics, you may think that you are enjoying solving it, but it may ditch you at any moment. But if you are good at modern physics, 90% chance you'll get it right. Okay? Bye.