Hello everyone. In this module, I'm going to demonstrate how to implement predefined interfaces while creating or a component in Lightning. So let's jump to developer console. I'm creating one Lightning component. So while creating Lightning component, here you can see a component configuration is available. So if you create bundle with any of the following configuration, so you can choose any of the options. So these all are optional. So you can select zero or more as per the requirement. So let's say name of this component is Hello World. Now, if you want to place your Lightning component on a Lightning tab, so you need to enable this. If you want to place it on Lightning tab, sorry, Lightning page, so you have to enable this option for record page, third option. If you want to place your component on experience builder site page, so this option and if you want to launch your Lightning component through Lightning quick action, so you can enable this option. So I am enabling all the option because I will be demonstrating how we can use this Lightning or a component everywhere. Those are listed here. So here you can see all the interfaces are available. So I am separating them in different lines so that we can read. So these all are available here. So this component is basically implementing app hostable, available for all page types, available for record home, has record ID. So this basically, this is an additional one. So if you have this one, like so if you place this component on any record page, so that record ID will be available automatically in this component. So for that, you will be creating a attribute named as record ID. So in that record ID attribute, automatically the currently opened record ID will be available. Then we have force community that is available for all page types. It is for community or site, then Lightning quick action and access is global. Now inside this, I am creating one paragraph. So this is my Lightning component, right? So this message I am putting inside p tags. So I have saved this Lightning component. Now I don't want to preview this Lightning component to Lightning app. I will be placing it on different places, right? So moving to application. So let's create a tab first. So here you can see Lightning components tab option is available.  So from here I can select the component. So we created Hello World as a component. So I'm able to select it. Now I can label it as per the requirement. So demo component, then we can select particular style. If you want to fill the description so you can do that, then click on next. So this is visibility for the profile. So if you want to apply one type visibility for all profiles, so you can select these options here. Three options are available. Default on default off and tab it and so I'm selecting as default on apply a different type visibility. So if you want to apply a different type visibility for a particular profile, so you can select second option. So I'm selecting first option, clicking on save. So here you can see Lightning component tab is created and its name is demo component. So let's refresh the page. Now here if I try to search it so it is available if I click on this. So you will see your Lightning component message. So here it is. So I just provided a dummy message so that's why it is available here. If you apply any CSS so it will be attractive as well. So now if you want to place this tab on particular application so that is also possible. So for that we need to move to app manager. So I'm going to place it on sales application and so I edited sales application. So now I need to select that so navigation items and here demo component will be available selecting it, placing it. So here you can see at the bottom it is available clicking on save. So it is safe moving back coming here and refreshing the sales application. So at the end you will see demo component tab will be available. So here it is. So now you don't need to search it in app launcher it is available with this application always. So this way our first part is complete like if I try to create new Lightning component. So how we can create Lightning tab. So this I demoed. Now Lightning page. So for that I'm searching for Lightning app builder. So from here I will be creating a new app page and I will be placing this Lightning component on that page. So if you have any Lightning page created so these Lightning or components will be available there as well. So selecting app page clicking on next. Labeling it as demo app page clicking on next. Now here we need to select the format. So I'm selecting header and left sidebar clicking on finish. So here and at left hand side you can see standard components are available and if I scroll down to bottom. So here custom components are available. So I just need to drag and drop it. So it will be available if you want to place it in this section. So you can do that as well. Click on save. Now we need to activate it. So activate for all user activate for system administrator only so it depends on your requirement then Lightning experience. So we need to select particular application. So I'm selecting sales. So this demo app page will be available in the sales application moving to bottom. So it is not moving to bottom. So let's put it here only clicking on save. Moving to back. So here on the sales application you won't see that app tab. So I'm just refreshing this. So after doing multiple refreshes that app page will be available here. So if I click on this so here you can see demo app page and this is the lightning component masses which is displayed. So this way if you create any lightning component so you can create app page and you can place that component on that page and then you can add that page into particular application. So second part is completed. Now I'm going to demo you how you can place this lightning component on record page. So for that I'm clicking on account. Opening particular account and I will be placing that component on this account record page. So clicking on this gear icon clicking on edit page. So at the bottom here you can see this component is available to place. So I just need to drag and drop it. So here it is placed. Now I can click on save. So I'm assigning it as all default clicking on save. Moving back. So now if I open any account record. So here you can see whatever features are available in that lightning component those will be displayed here. So right now we have mentioned a particular masses. So this is displayed here. So as per your lightning component it will be shown here. Now next is community. So right now I don't have any community created in this org. So if you create any community so you will be able to place this lightning component on that community or site as well. So you just need to drag and drop like we did here in the record page or app page. And last we have lightning quick action. So if you create any quick action so through that also you can launch this lightning component. So what I can do moving to object manager clicking on account. Button links and actions now clicking on new action. So from here we need to select action type. So here we have two options lightning component and lightning back component. So you need to select lightning component because it is based on aura then lightning component name is automatically available here height you can decide then label. So demo lightning component clicking on save. So it is created now what you need to do you need to open account object again you need to open page layout then on page layout you can just place that quick action. So click on mobile and lightning action. And here you can see demo lightning component button is available you can click on save. Now if I move to accounts and if I open any account record. So here you can see demo lightning component button is available. So if I click on this so it will launch my my lightning component. So this way you can launch your lightning component through quick action. Right. So these are the interfaces that you can use in your lightning component so that you can use your lightning component on several places. So in this module I hope you understood how we can use lightning component in tabs in apps in record base through quick action. So you don't need to create application always if you want to use your lightning component on particular page so you can just create lightning component use a particular interface as per the requirement and then you can drag and drop that component as in when required. So this is all about predefined interfaces those are available with lightning component.


Felly, dyna bod yn Llobi Cenedlaeth. Gyda'r parlymund, ac ydych yn gyhyrchu llun cofnod, ac yn meddwl i Gwyllwch Cenedlaeth. Felly, dim y byd yn ei rhan o'ch gwmwneud meddwl. Mae'n mewn meddwl y naeth yn glimain. A hwnny'n ddim o'ch gen i ymобbwch y Llobi Cenedlaeth o Wf suddenlya. Dyna hwnnw'n ymdill yn meddwl i Llobi Llobi Genedlaeth. Felly, mae ym rhan o'ch yn meddwl i Llobi Llobi. Felly, dyna hwnnw'n meddwl i'r meddwl i'r meddwl. phobl, Ac yn gallu'n meddwl er diddynt i rhoi ein bod yn y prysgwydd, ac mae'n go i'r gael i'r gymuddion ar gyfer i gaelio, ac mae'n go i'n gobei gwn yn y cîmba. Ond gorfodd gwerthu mwy o'r gaelio rydych chi'n gobei, wrth gwrs mae'n gweithio ar gyfer eu du o'r gadeglur, o'r gweithio, i'r digwydd o'r gaelio, o'r pwgiau psychol, ac mae'n gwneud i'n gweithio allan ar y gweithio. Mae gennymau cwm o ddargarwch lleol yn fawr, arise all yn bottle fel Oedden Nôr cy antennaff. We're right at the heart of the House Of Lord, the Chamber And it's in the Chamber that we debate government policy, pass laws and generally scrutinise the activities of the whole of what's going on in Britain today. And despite the gold leaf, the carved wood, the heavily embossed leather, it's actually very much a working chamber. I'm standing at the dispatch box, which was where government ministers lead with government business. However, I can report to the House that a pilot to return these bookings. Behind me on my right here is the government side, and most of these benches are occupied by the peers who are the government party. Saved that right at the far end of my shoulder is where the bishops always sit. I'm now crossing the Chamber of the House of Lords onto the opposition side, and the opposition sit along the benches on my left. And it's not only the main opposition party, it's also the cross-benches who are the independents. And one of the unusual characteristics of the House of Lords is that there is a large independent presence, which means that no one party has an overall majority. There are three other important parts of the Chamber that I think it's useful to know about. The first one is the woolside, which is where the Lord Speaker sits. Over to my right here is the clerks table, and the clerks are the administrators, the civil servants who keep us all right.  So here we are in the Grand Committee Room, but it's also known as the Moses Room, and you will see from that picture of Moses coming down the mountain why it's known as that. It's used for debates and where we discuss some of the detail of the legislation. It enables the Chamber to be used for one bit of legislation and here for another. And the minister sits here at the dispatch box, his civil servants sit behind him, and members of the public can sit here and watch the proceedings in a very intimate experience for them. We're in one of the division lobbies. This is where we settle our arguments. There are two division lobbies, one for content, which means you're happy with the argument, and the other is the not content, where you disagree and we're in the not content. If there is a dispute, it is put to the vote. When the vote is called, bells ring throughout the House of Parliament, and you have eight minutes to walk through this lobby. After eight minutes, they see how many people have walked through. They go into the Chamber and they will read out who has won and who has lost. And that's the way we settle our arguments. This is the Royal Gallery, and the gallery is used for ceremonial occasions, which don't take place that often, but it's used every day for meetings. For example, here we have a table, six chairs, there are other tables like this, and there may be a meeting which has been set up involving people from outside the House of Parliament, or it may be simply peers hatching together some plan. Sometimes it's very crowded and very busy, there's a lot going on, and other times it's very quiet and slightly spooky, particularly late at night. That way is the Chamber, but it's on the upper floor that a lot of the work is done in the committee rooms. We're up on the committee corridor with the House of Lords Chamber over there and the river over there, and this place is really quiet now, but normally it's a buzz with people. Peers will spend as much time up here on the committee corridor as they do down in the Chamber. You just get that sense of everything's alive here, all the issues that are worrying people out there in the street, they're actually going to be talking about here in this corridor. We're up in one of the committee rooms, some of the rooms are bigger than this, some are smaller, but they all pretty much look the same. And this is where we do the important work of scrutinising Government policy and trying to influence future public policy debates. You'll have people from all parties and indeed no parties coming together to really dig deeply into an issue that we feel strongly needs investigating, be it energy or transport or how we're going to feed the world in the future. So these doors here mark the end of the House of Lords committee corridor. Down below us is the central lobby, which is the central point of the Houses of Parliament, with two chambers flowing off from it, the House of Lords on one side, House of Commons over there.


Live from San Francisco, extracting the signal from the noise, it's theCUBE, covering VMworld 2015. Brought to you by VMware and its ecosystem sponsors. And now your host, John Furrier. Okay, welcome back everyone. We are here live in San Francisco. This is theCUBE's special new innovation, the director set live on the Moscone North Lobby, VMworld 2015. This is theCUBE's SiliconANGLE's flagship program. We go out to the events to extract the signal and noise. We're excited to be, you have a candid conversation with Cheryl Chamberlain and Paul Strong with Cap Gemini. Welcome to theCUBE, our new director set, our new innovation, welcome. Thank you, welcome. I didn't know you work for Cap Gemini. I guess we have to figure that out. I have transitioned. VMware. Sorry, VMware. That's fine. You're with Cap Gemini. I'm with Cap Gemini. I feel included. It's good. Cap Gemini, EMC, VMware, all one big happy family. So welcome to the director set. So talk about the program you guys are running. I want to hear more about the VM leadership. VM women, yes. So really this is about driving inclusivity inside VMware. In the office of the CTO, one of the main, you know, our main responsibility to the business at some degrees around driving things like innovation. There's a lot of data to show that innovation is actually the outcome of the interplay and riffing of ideas of people from various diverse backgrounds, diverse experiences and everything else. So from my personal perspective and VMware's perspective, we need to include that diversity within the workforce. And the clearest group that is actually tends to be poorly represented is actually women. So our first initiative really is called VM women and it's really around raising awareness and helping us as a business do better in being inclusive. And we need more virtual women, right? We've got to have that tech representation. Cheryl, you've been doing a lot of work in the trends we know we've seen each other for many, many years. Where does it come from? Where is it now and where has it been? Certainly it's a lot more mainstream in terms of the coverage, gender diversity and diversity in general and women obviously in leadership, not just in tech, STEM, et cetera. What's the state of the conversation? Yeah, so I would think that it's changed now to be more about advocacy, male advocacy, as opposed to women's leadership or women working by themselves to be more visible and to have a seat at the table. But when it's advocacy, we're actually working together to drive change and innovation in our organizations. And honestly, that's always where I've been sitting on it or the point of view that I've been sitting on this with. See, I'm just chairing the integrated director's set here. Paul, talk about this advocacy because this is really a big deal. We're going to be at the Grace Hopper event formally with the whole cube. This year, last year we did a kind of a drive-by when Satya Nattela kind of stepped on himself when he was talking about and there was a big brouhaha around that. But then that opened up the conversation. VMware is a very inclusive work environment and if anyone's been to the campus knows it's a beautiful place. So the company culture is certainly about workplace, comfort, and talk about the diversity projects and then the role of the women and the diversity in tech. So I think the, if I think about our corporate culture and clearly from a technology perspective, we actually do a pretty good job of hiring in based on the diversity that's in the broader community. I would make a point that I actually believe that that diversity from the get-go is poor. Computer science is one of the few places where the number of graduates of women is actually decreasing, I believe still. And so we need to do better things there. But when we're in the workforce, obviously we want to be in a place where everyone is given equal access to opportunity. It's not just with regards to promotion per se, it's having the opportunities to actually demonstrate the capabilities. And some of that historically has been, I think it tends to have been cornered into the male side of things just because we have a different way of networking and engaging. And I think so one of my big arhars, at least in participation in this program at VMware is really looking at how we become aware of many of these unconscious things, both the bias side of things and just unconscious behaviors. And so thinking about how we move to a world where it's much more about advocacy and being very aware of being inclusive. Because of the biases, you mentioned biases. Yeah, yeah, and most of them are unconscious. I mean, we all do it and women do it enough with respect to other women. It's not just a men, woman, woman, man thing or anything else, right? As human beings, we have a habit of taking shortcuts and stereotyping. And we have a habit of falling into our own bad habits. And so I think as leaders, it's incumbent upon all of us really to make an effort to be both inclusive and to advocate for the talent that sometimes either is poorly represented or doesn't have an appropriate voice. Cheryl, you and I have talked this in the past and you know my position on this. Obviously we're doing a lot of profiling of women in leadership, women in tech, obviously with two daughters. I think about this all the time and I encourage my join us. But there's style differences as one issue. And the other one is about the politically correctness of it. And those are two kind of hot buttons right now. So I mean politically correct. I don't want to quote Donald Trump because he's talking about that in elections. It's not about the politically correctness. It's about really the styles and the work environment. And you share your perspective on that because I think there's a lot of people just throw blanket, oh, women in tech. And we check the box. Talk about what needs to get done. What do you feel? What are you feeling around in the community? Sure. Well, first of all, I think we need to reach out to the people around us and invite them in so that you create an inclusive discussion. And sometimes you invite people that don't have a technology background that have a different point of view. Maybe they have a marketing background and you invite them into an engineering discussion. So they start to get a sense that engineering and technology is not about bits and bytes. It's about thinking. And thinking about things from a different perspective and giving those points of view to the meetings. So that's one way to open the doors. You know, I've always said if you called engineering something else, if you called it something more interesting you would get a lot more women involved. So we need to figure out a new name for technology. And then you'll get a lot more design. I interviewed this great teacher who's doing some cutting edge work in Florida on computer science.  He goes, none of that applies because he's got football players, cheerleaders. Everyone's into computer science. This not even the labeling has become self referential biasing. So there's a whole cultural shift now around what we used to call, hey, geeking out, that's in a way kind of negative. I think the inclusive team and broadening the conversation is critical and even as a business, if we forget the diversity initiative on its own. Look, if I look at what we're about as a company in terms of innovation, there's a vast amount of data to show in NSF and elsewhere that this is all around having that diversity. And most of innovation comes from interdisciplinary work. So when you talk about, it's not just about computer science. It's about human computer interaction specialists, about organizational psychologists. It's about economists. Everything that we do with tech intersects with the world around us in so many different ways. And so creating that inclusive environment for both skill sets, gender, and other forms of diversity. If we're about innovation, it's absolutely critical that we do it. As well as just from, I mean, you mentioned yourself, I have four daughters. And I have conversations with my four daughters, the eldest of whom is 25, and she's a geneticist, so great. But it's really, I want to make sure that she has access to the same opportunities that I have. Paul, that's a great point, because it's computer science in the 80s when I got my degree, it was very siloed, you coded, and that was a very male oriented, it was a few women in the program. But now there's so much diversity in the interdisciplinary side of it, as what you're saying. So with the classes out there, like the virtual classes at Stanford, I've got how many thousands of people took, computer science, virtually on Stanford. So there's a lot of opportunity to migrate between different careers. And not be, I am a woman programmer. I actually think it's critical, because what I think we're seeing is a transition where we worked on core technology capabilities in the dairy weeds. We're developing technologies almost for their own sake and looking for application. We're at a point in time now where technology is embedded with our lives and businesses in a very profound way. In the next 10, 15 years, we'll have it embedded inside our bodies. So this is really about the intersection of the world around us. I've been in tech all my life since I was a kid, obviously, since I was like 16. And I got to say, yes, it's been male driven because just the demographics are there, but it's been inclusive. There's a lot of diversity mindset.  So I got to ask you guys, what's going on at the event here? Give us some specifics around how do people get involved? What's happening? What's the agenda? Where is it? Is there a website? Is there a blog? Is there a Facebook page? Share some details. I'm pretty sure there's a blog site, but for sure there's an event. I wrote the blog. You wrote the blog? There we go, you say. Some long URL. We're meeting between 4.30 and 6.00, I think. Tomorrow in the Marriott Marquis, in the Golden Gate room. Downstairs, lower level. It's like two floors down. Marriott Marquis, tomorrow at 4.30. 4.30 downstairs, Golden Gate Baldwin. There'll be a talk, there'll be a panel upon which both of us will be serving and we'll be having a broader-based discussion and sharing experiences. And again, apart from everything, this is about being inclusive. I remember misreading an invitation once to a VM Women event, and a student of the men weren't invited. That is absolutely not and never the case, actually. So we hope for- This is everybody. This is everyone, absolutely. This is about inclusivity. I actually think that this is even more different.  So we're trying to get those numbers up so that it's maybe 50-50. Because of the advocacy message you guys want. It's really important. We have to do this together. If we're not in the room together having this conversation, then how can we go together to make these changes that are needed? I think that's a really good point. This collaboration is really probably one of the best highlights I've heard because that to me speaks of inclusivity. It's not siloing. Now there is stuff going on.  I mean, people can pick and choose what they do with their time. As long as they're not offensive, right? Okay, so give me more details. What else is inspiring you guys around this? Give us some more color. Inside the company's feedback. What are some of the stats, momentum? Yeah, so to me, I'm starting to see a new change in the world because when I write a blog about women's leadership or women's women leading change, the men are the ones that read my blogs first and they're the ones that are commenting, say I have four daughters, my wife is very interested in this and then all of a sudden the women start looking. So I think things are starting to shift in a way that this is our conversation. It's something that we own together on a global level. So we're creating a new community in partnership. Okay, Paul and Cheryl, I want you to ask a question for me, answer a question for me. If you could have a magic wand and go into the younger generation, elementary school, what things would you change? What one or two things would you change? Whether it's a mindset, curriculum, culture. It's mindset. So I'll give you an example. My 10-year-old daughter, because I have quite a broad range of daughters. What's your oldest? 25. I sometimes joke it's family one.o and family two.o. Little and big, that's what we have to do. Upgrade with expenses, yeah, the rest of it. But if I talk to my 10-year-old, she did a summer school last year at one of the university campuses with other 10-year-olds to do computer programming. And one of the boys told her that was not the place that a girl should be. And I'm not saying it's typical, but it's clearly, we have an inclusivity thing that needs to be really addressed very early on in life. People may have tendencies, gender may have tendencies towards certain things where they are different and that's just fine. But there should not be barriers to opportunity and there should not be this presumption that people have to go down particular tracks. The opportunity should be open to all. It's pretty simple. I think it has to start very early. But even think about the education system. When we teach children, we teach them subjects. We don't teach them how to communicate and work together and think about each other. So if we added some of these other social elements into the education system, I think we could make a different world. I mean, one of the things going on in Palo Alto where I live is social-emotional learning where social-emotional learning comes back to both your points, the social and then this mindset where you don't have to be hardcore and then takes the judgment out of this kind of implicit, younger kind of cultural. I think one of the things is in the educational system, the inclusivity, but also I think we want to be in a space where people see that you teach them that the value of teamwork and collaboration. Sometimes there's a sense that it's a zero-sum game. It's about being competitive and being first, but actually a rising tide floats all boats. You want people to collaborate together to reach the collective goals and make everyone better. I think the trend is swinging towards more of a broader kind of scorecard. Not the, oh, I think getting A plus is checking all the boxes, but then realizing that people can't interact well. I mean, especially at Stanford, some of the things that Stanford's doing and we're seeing it's getting a lot of adoption is this interdisciplinary concept where someone who's an archeologist could come and be a data scientist. So there's a lot of, you don't have to pick your track and I've seen a lot of women go become great computer scientists who didn't go into CS, who might have vected in through some other science track. So that's an interesting. Well, I'm an accountant by training. I'm in the tech industry, so you can change your career, you can change what you're doing if you just believe that you want to go there. As Steve Jobs said, don't live someone else's dogma, live your own path. So it's famous to speak to Stanford, one of my favorites of all time. And I think his point on the value of liberal arts and how it applies to things with that broader spectrum I think is equally, equally true. Guys, thanks so much. We got to wrap here. Any final words to plug and give more information on the event, speakers, agenda? I'll just come and join us. There's a free ball, there's a panel discussion. Come and join us. We'll see you tomorrow. Yeah, be there. 4.30 to six, Mariette Marquis, Golden Gate Conference Room. The VM women 4.30, Mariette Marquis, if you're watching, check it out. If you want to attend, it's inclusive, it's open to all. This is theCUBE live here in San Francisco at the Moscone North Lobby at VMworld 2015. This is John Furrier from theCUBE on the director's set here in San Francisco. We'll be right back after this short break.


Daniel Craig is definitely not doing another Bond movie. In a super candid interview with Time Out while doing press for Spectre, Daniel Craig is asked if he'd want to do another Bond movie. His answer? I'd rather slash my wrist than play James Bond again. I can't believe you've got that written down there. Of course. Of course. I have a terrible memory. People have to write things down for me. So there was a time when you didn't want to be the next one. Look, there's no point in making excuses about it. But it was two days after I finished shooting the last movie. Sure. I went straight into an interview and someone said, would you do another one? Oh, OK. And I went, no.  If you were asked 200 meters from the end of a marathon whether you'd run another marathon, you'd be fairly short and sweet about the answer. The burning question, will it be your last one? Who knows? Will this be your last? I don't know. I don't know. I just don't know. The honest answer is I don't know. I don't know. Daniel Craig, we could use some good news here. Daniel Craig, will you return as James Bond? Yes. You know, I could spend ages talking about the first couple of years after the release of Spectre. The uncertainty whether or not Craig would return to reprise the role of Bond. The usual nonsense rumors of Idris Elba or Tom Hiddleston being casted as the next Bond. But I have to admit, I felt a certain sense of relief when Craig announced his return for Bond 25. Even if it was just to put those rumors to bed of unlikely actors or even actresses stepping in to take over the role of Bond. But mostly because I always kind of felt Spectre wasn't going to be Daniel Craig's final Bond movie. They made it very clear this time around, though. This would be Craig's final one. The definitive ending of an era. The tying up of all the loose ends, as they kept calling it. Originally, Danny Boyle was brought aboard to direct Bond 25, partnered up with a screenplay treatment of John Hodge. Most fans were pretty excited about this, especially coming after a period of years of really no news to appetite our excitement for Bond. But eventually, Danny Boyle and Eon parted due to creative differences. This is something we fans are still speculating about to this day. Supposedly it had something to do with the ending of the film, which Danny Boyle apparently wasn't too keen on, but none of this has been confirmed until this day. Instead, we got Cary Fugunaga to direct the movie. Who? Which, to a lot of us, was a pretty unknown director by the time he was announced. It wasn't until 2019, four years after the release of Spectre, that we finally got a press conference. Welcome to GoldenEye Jamaica. For Mr. Bond, and no title, unfortunately. I was gonna ask. Dare I say, like, do we have a title but completely nothing at the moment? Bond 25. No, I can't remember the last time we had a title when we announced the beginning of the film. The Jamaica press conference. Despite its iconic location and officially announcing the cast to us, it was one of the weirdest Bond press conferences that we had. No title announcement, a weird presenter that nobody ever heard about, Mickey G claiming he can't even remember the last time he announced the new movie title at one of these, even though they did exactly that at the last press conference, or what about the one before that? And the one before that? Heck, I can't even remember the last time they didn't announce the title in this way. But whatever, it wasn't until months later that they finally announced the title to be No Time to Die on social media. A title I personally really had to get used to at first, mostly because it seemed pretty generic coming in in a long line of other Bond titles that include the word die in there. But it's been a long time since they first announced that title, so you could say it kinda grew on me since then. Most notably about No Time to Die's production period to me were two things. The outlandish rumors coming in all the time and the constant release date delays. Firstly due to brushing up the movie a little bit before release, but the later pushbacks were all because of the pandemic. As a Bond fan, this period ended up almost beating the longest gap between Bond movies since the six year gap between license to kill and GoldenEye. I don't hope to ever beat that gap, but this one got pretty damn close. I can't characterize this period as long, frustrating, and frankly, a bit concerning. Why? Well, obviously I can't speak for all Bond fans and in this sensitive political climate we seem to live in it seems way too touchy to even go there, but to a lot of Bond fans, the concerns for this movie had to do with things seeming to woke. Especially in a period where movies that were categorized as such seem to have really flopped. And again, I can't speak for all, but a lot of Bond fans were pretty concerned that No Time to Die was going to follow suit. I'd be lying if I claimed I didn't have any concerns myself. The constant promotion and pride of hiring a feminist screenwriter, Barbara talking about the importance of the Me Too era on the press conference, rumors of the 007 title being given to Lashana Lynch's character, who in the press seemed more concerned with the inclusion of a tampon in the movie to display realistic feminine issues and such. Thank heavens I didn't go with that idea. The name's Lashana, Lashana Lynch. I am so excited about this. Apparently Lashana is our new 007. And I stress this again, I guess to some people this kind of stuff is real progress and maybe I'm just old fashioned when it comes to my Bond. But having seen feminist and people bash our beloved franchise for years, despite it constantly updating itself and then seeing people who clearly don't care about the franchise to begin with, being so excited about a woman taking over the 007 title, it really isn't the stuff that excites me personally. It feels more like a political statement than an actual interesting story element. At the very least, I think most Bond fans have a very simple wish list. They want Bond to be the smooth sophisticated bastard, drive fast cars, get the girl, say the right lines and save the day. Now the talks among the fandom were more along the lines of, is he even going to be 007 again in this movie? Is he still going to be alive by the end of this? Will he even be allowed to sleep with someone in this political era? Of course, I'm all for the updating of the Bond movies to make them contemporary each time. I'm just saying the updating should always be there, but it shouldn't be the main focus and going overboard because Hollywood proved that updating to this extent isn't always the formula to success, at least in my opinion. In any case, by fall 2021, having waited six years and about a half a dozen delays, No Time to Die was eventually released to the public and we finally got the chance to see if our concerns held any merit and if No Time to Die had been worth the incredible long wait. I was so relieved to see the movie starting off with a gun barrel again, which was among our concerns for Spectre. I'm glad they kept that tradition here too and also that it was actually Bond walking into the gun barrel, not some other 00 agent we know is going to appear in the movie. For the first time though, there were two different versions of the gun barrel, with the US getting the traditional MGM logo beforehand and the international version getting the universal logo, dissolving into a huge wide circle followed by the signature white dots. I prefer the US version a lot more than that stuff. The gun barrel itself is again different to the traditional Maurice Binder type of black and white design that I still prefer to everything else. It has a very icy gray look and most notably, bang, blood dribbles down. There isn't any of that. I don't get it. It's such a signature part of the gun barrel and it's absent. Fans have theorized that this is due to the ending of the movie and such, but yeah. Anyway, I do like Hans Zimmer's soundtrack supporting it and Craig looks pretty slick in that tuxedo this time around. Overall, I can't complain too much. Jumping into the movie, you are greeted with beautiful cinematography of a snowy forest in Norway.  A man once came to our house to kill my father. Fans have been theorizing beforehand from the trailer that this was the man coming to her house in some flashback scene. And we were correct. French child actress Colleen DeVold plays the young Madeleine Swan and she's very well cast at bearing a striking resemblance to Leia Seydoux. It's moments like these that really feel like a fresh new take in Bond filmmaking. It's clear we're no longer watching a Sam Mendes Bond movie and although I like his direction too, a new take is very welcomed. We also get to Madeleine's mom, an alcoholic who doesn't seem to care that this strange mass dude is standing in her living room. I was kind of surprised to see that this is Madeleine's mother. I always assumed that the woman next to Mr. White in Quantum of Solace was Madeleine's mother. I guess he got remarried.  It's quite a dark start to a Bond film. This ensues the moment we knew was coming from the childhood talk that Madeleine had in Spectre. He didn't know I was upstairs playing in my bedroom. Well, that papa kept a billet to nine millimeter and that is synced with the bleach. The child actress playing the young Madeleine is pretty convincing and I'm honestly immediately aboard here. Of course it turns out our villain is still alive and Madeleine runs off, ending up under the ice with the mass dude shooting at her. This helps us understand more of the trauma that adult Madeleine is dealing with. Who's out in Italy with the retired Bond following the events of Spectre. And you gotta hand it to Craig. He still looks damn good after all these years as Bond. He's probably the only Bond who looked just as fit in his first and final Bond movie. Something that can't really be said about any of the other Bond actors. Bond and Madeleine are driving the DB5 in gorgeous shots in a very dreamy sequence and we get this lovely little nod. Can you go faster? We don't need to go faster. We have all the time in the world. And meanwhile the Majesty's music is playing in the background to go along with it all, it's really well done and reminds you the filmmakers care about its own history and the fans. It really hit me in the cinema. I'm watching a new Bond movie here and the shots of Matera Italy as the DB5 drives in, oh, it's all just very beautiful. Because of a local tradition to burn the past, Madeleine and Bond decide to follow suit to truly open up to each other. Bond promises to let go of his past with Vesper if Madeleine lets go of the demons of her past which we just witnessed earlier on. So Bond visits Vesper's grave, which is conveniently also in Matera. Apparently she's buried with her parents who I guess are Italian now? In any case, it makes for what I think is one of the most emotional moments in the film. I miss you. To me, this tiny little line with the Vesper music playing in the background was more heartfelt and more of a moment of an actual moment of solace than the entirety of quantum of solace ever was. It's a lovely little moment for us fans after seeing him throw away that surveillance tape of her in the previous movie to see that Bond still cares this deeply about her after all this time. It's very heartwarming. It's a moment I wasn't expecting to happen in this movie. Neither was the moment following. I was happy they did not show that moment in any of the trailers because it genuinely came out of left field. So Spectre is back and Bond soon has to deal with his goons in the action scenes following. I think to me, this is the real shame about social media and all of the trailers nowadays because I've pretty much seen most of the stuff this action scene had to offer already before seeing the film. That doesn't take away that even though most fans already saw that bridge jump and the bike jump multiple times, it's all still pretty impressive. So Bond quickly ends up in a pretty exhilarating fight scene with Primo. I like the dynamic camera going along with this. Again, the direction feels very fresh and different. Primo makes it seem like Spectre is some mob family with this line. Bro, that's a sense he's at a guard. Most notable though is that Primo claims that Madeleine is the daughter of Spectre. You can see a variation of disbelief yet doubt in Bond's face as he finishes him off with the eye falling out and Bond is just like, huh? Oh well, taking your bike. Maybe because of the trailers and promotional material used, I was expecting a pretty major action scene with this bike. But apart from that cool stunt I talked about earlier, Bond really only uses it to get back to the hotel. No real complaint though, just used differently than I thought. As Bond comes back to the hotel, he confronts Madeleine about Spectre. She seems genuinely unaware of what is going on. The concept of Madeleine returning from Spectre as the first main Bond go reprising a role in a consecutive movie. It's pretty interesting in itself. I wasn't really that blown away by her in Spectre and I didn't really see why she happened to be the new woman Bond fell in love with after Vesper. Here, I think Leia's say-do gets much more to do and Madeleine's background plays a much more central role to the actual story. I do have to admit, and you'll see it throughout this review, I did warm a lot more to her character this time around. So Bond takes Madeleine into the DB5 to get out of there. This is the moment which I think is some great foreshadowing of later events. So the pair gets away and Madeleine gets a phone call from Blofeld with a neat little octopus collar ID included as you do. She's obviously framed to make it look like she's working for Spectre but never for a second did I believe she actually turned out to be on their side. Bond does. I guess for him it's Vesper all over again. So Bond and Madeleine end up in the middle of the square, boxed in by all the Spectre goons, shooting the crap out of the DB5. Again, Bond looks like he's ready to give up, not because he doesn't have any chances left, but mostly because he doesn't seem to care anymore. It's a pretty tense moment. The goons are shooting heavy machine guns at the bulletproof glass, Madeleine is screaming like crazy and Bond is just numbed out until he gets that tiny sprinkle of hope to save her. So he activates the badass button. Although again this was another moment spoiled by all the trailers, it has to be one of the coolest action moments in no time to die and the Gatling guns make for a fresh new gadget for the DB5. As due to the explosive spikes he used a bit earlier on, all of this is really badass. So Bond manages to make his escape and he takes Madeleine to the train station, gets her on a train and they part ways. It's another heartfelt moment, a very powerful opening, because you would almost forget, yes this was only the opening, the longest pre-title sequence yet, beating the one from the world is not enough, clocking in at nearly 20 minutes and I admit I thought Spectre had an amazing action-packed pre-title sequence too, but this, in no time to die, is a very all-round perfect one to whet your appetite, a cool flashback opening explaining Madeleine's background and foreshadowing our main villain, Bond and Madeleine in a romantic setting, beautiful locations, an emotional callback to Vesper, sudden turns of events with Spectre, spectacular action, and an emotional setup with the breakup between Bond and Madeleine. This is all top-notch stuff and I was completely abhorred for this. The title sequence starts with a neat little reference to the opening of Doctor No with all the collared circles. The Billy Eilis title song. I kind of like it. Yeah no, this song is not bad at all. I wasn't much of a fan of Sam Smith's whining ballad with the writings on the wall, but this one, it really grew on me. The lyrics are very powerful going along with the movie's story too, and Climbins visuals aren't too shabby either, more callbacks to previous Bond movies, the DB5 sinking into the abyss, Walter PpK's posing as DNA strings. It's all great, I really don't have much to critique this movie with so far, because all of this so far made for a solid start to the film. I was so ready to see what was coming up next. Um, I assume at the end of the pre-tile sequence in Italy, Bond and Madeleine get separated somehow. Maybe he assumes he gets killed or they get separated, and then the pre-titles showing him being by himself, or the time flying by basically. They'll use that montage showcasing like the time is moving along, and then after the titles, it's like five years later or something. So anyway, after the titles, we witness the raid of an MI6 laboratory, where we are introduced to scientist Valdo Oberchev, who is a combination between a plot device and a comic relief played by David Densik. Soon, however, Valdo gets a phone call from Saffin, our main villain, that Spectre is coming. For a moment upon first viewing, this makes you think that Saffin is yet another villain part of Spectre. You know, like all other main villains in the Craig era turned out to be, but no, Saffin is in fact a separate entity who just happens to have knowledge on Spectre, and wants this to happen for his own plans.  Now with their radiation suits, by the way, and killing more innocent scientists. A typical Tuesday for Spectre. Primo from the pre-title sequence also returns, and so does his eye. So the big reason Spectre are here is because they need to steal a bio weapon, by the name of Project Heracles, a dangerous weapon containing nanobots, which can be coded to an individual's DNA. They make an impressive escape through an elevator shaft, using a device spreading magnets around that enables them to briefly float before they fall. It's quite futuristic and quite rare to see Spectre goons be this professional, and you know, SWAT team-like. So the plot is set in place. Moneypenny has heard about the rate of the laboratory, and quickly warns M, who seriously looked like he was just having a sneaky little nap as he walks in, like, hey, oh, ah, shit, yeah, no, explosion, heard it, just a gas leak, which immediately shows us that M was in fact aware of the bio weapon's existence. Moneypenny, where's 007? And this cuts to Bond, who no longer is 007, insinuating us to believe he is talking about him. But as we Bond fans all knew beforehand, that wasn't going to be the case. Anyway, Bond is out in Jamaica, living the quiet life, casually strolling about with some big fish and a harpoon. It's a great little sequence to see Bond at his spiritual home with the whole Fleming connection. He soon finds a cigar, prompting him to know that Felix has been at his place. The cigar is a delictados, by the way, a neat little reference to Dynard Day. I'm here to pick up some delictados. Delictados? We haven't made delictos in 30 years. As Bond makes his way into town, we soon get a glimmer of LaShanna Lynch's character coming up. Shortly after, Bond is reunited with Felix Leiter, once again played by Jeffrey Wright, which I absolutely love. I really wish they kept that sort of continuation going with the older Felix's too. It's great to see him reprise his role after so many years. He's also joined by sort of an assistant, Logan Ash, played by Billy Magnuson. And I swear, my girlfriend in cinema immediately was like, that's the bad guy, no question. We soon move to a setting we rarely see Bond in. James Bond in A Night Club. Laughing with his buddy, drinking Heineken beer. Honestly, I always wanted to be like Bond. And here, he doesn't really make it that hard. I mean, he makes it look like he always wanted to be like me instead. So Felix tells Bond about the kidnapping of Faldo from the MI6 lab, and he wants Bond to try and find him. Supposedly, he's in Cuba now, where a specter meeting is about to be held. Bond doesn't really want anything to do with it, My boss is in the Reyjubik Iceland. That is where a specter is located. Cool. Ladies and gentlemen, I have an announcement to make. I'm buzzed. So it's here where Bond runs into LaShana Lynch's character Nomi, who takes him on a scooter, posing as a chick he'd be interested in for a quick one night stand. But we all knew beforehand, oh did we knew, that things weren't going to go that way with this character. That's not the first thing I thought you'd take off. So you probably already gathered. I'm not necessarily the biggest fan of the character of Nomi. There was a lot of media hype around her being the new 007. I get it. She's supposed to be the new strong female lead, symbolically throwing out a femininity, making way for a level-headed intelligent character, putting Bond in his place with some sly remarks. By the way, I'm not just any old 00. I'm 007. A woman? You probably thought they'd retire it. It's just a number. Huh. Yeah. Now, maybe some people totally get a kick out of this stuff. To me, this type of writing makes her come off as deliberately annoying and childish. Instead of strong and professional, I could go on a whole rant as to why the 007 number isn't just a number to us Bond fans. But I feel every Bond fan watching this knows exactly why we hold that so close to heart. So my point would just be moot. But even looking at this twist objectively, it feels like even story-wise, it doesn't really add much interesting elements either. It feels much more like a political statement to give away his 00 number to a strong female lead who, and boy haven't we said this line way before, is Bond's equal. Who has the similar masculine traits and strengths that he has. To me, the best strong female leads are the ones using their femininity as an actual strength instead. Take Paula Patton in Mission Impossible Ghost Protocol, for instance. And you know, I think that unfortunately we've been told that to be feminine is something wrong or something that we shouldn't embrace as women. But I think femininity is a power that women have, because men don't have it. And we should embrace it. And we can still be very fierce and strong at the same time. So that was important for me to play a woman like that. To me, that is a far more engaging way to be progressive about strong female characters and really shine a light on them. And this came out a decade earlier than No Time to Die. So anyway, M has Q look into Valdo's hard drive. The electric S and Martin Valhalla, by the way, can be seen in the background. You know, it's quite ironic how this car was so heavily promoted as the new Bond car, but spoilers, it isn't even used in a movie. I'm not even the biggest fan of electric cars to begin with, so I'm not necessarily complaining. But isn't it kind of odd how this was featured in so much car shows and promotional material, and in the end it's mainly there just for window dressing in the background? Anyway, Bond has a hunch that M indeed was aware of the bioweapon Hurricleys, and that he kept Valdo on the payroll deliberately. You would almost think that M is in cahoots with the bad guys in this if you're watching it for the first time. Because of this, Bond agrees to work with Felix after all and find Valdo in Cuba. So Felix instructs him to meet up with his contact there. And it's here, where we are introduced to Cuban CIA agent Paloma, played by Ana de Armas. And, well, sees the character in a movie where pretty much the entire Bond community goes like this. And this entire sequence following honestly makes for one of the most fun scenes in the entire movie. There isn't a whole lot of Bond-like glamour in No Time to Die, but here it is fully present as Bond slips back into his intertuxedo to infiltrate the Spectre meeting alongside the gorgeous looking Paloma. It's a sequence that sounds really silly when you describe it. You see, it's Blofeld's birthday. And even though he's locked away in prison back in London, he's somehow present through another one of those bionic eyes that is brought in on a pillow. It's actually quite ridiculous when you think about it. So all of Spectre is somehow present in this one building in Cuba. You can even spot some Spectre characters that appeared in the previous movie, in the big Spectre meeting room. It's here where you get to see the Heracles buy a weapon in action, as Blofeld wants to kill Bond through the weapon, but Valdo, working for Saffin, programmed all of the Spectre members' DNA to be targeted instead, causing all of them to die. You know, it really makes me wonder if at some point in production this whole weapon was actually supposed to be a virus instead of nanobots, as it works in a very similar way, infecting people of Bond touch, etc. Maybe the filmmakers changed it to nanobots at a later stage when the real world was dealing with, you know, the pandemic. Who knows really. I obviously don't have anything to back this up with, but it's an interesting thought. So as Mayhem ensues, Bond spots his target Valdo, who quickly runs off.  And I'm totally down for this type of stuff. I really wish Felix went along for the trip himself to fight along these two. This is the stuff we came here to see.  The music ramping up as Bond goes into badass mode. I really adore Hans Zimmer's soundtrack for this movie. All of this stuff is just fantastic. Bond's using the machine gun as if it's just another everyday chore for him.  It really makes you go, get out of here LaShana. I'm watching these two. Shoo, oh and of course she steals Valdo. Typical. It ends with Paloma driving a car into the scaffolding, which by the way is the same black Chevy Bond was seen in in Dr. No. Another quiet little nod to fans. So the parotry Valdo and soon Bond and Paloma part ways for what turned out to be her only screen time. Although we all knew from the trailers that we really were only going to see this character in this scene as she was only ever seen in that blue dress in all of the promotional material. But it makes her the first promising female character in a row to be one of the most interesting ones getting very limited screen time. It's a real shame because I feel there was so much more potential for her here. At least it makes you appreciate this sequence though.


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What's up internet? I need a new headset. Ito, natatanggal na yung adhesive, natatanggal na yung foam cup, yung leatherette nagpipil off na, yung rubber lining dito sa wiring, nagchichip na din, nagkakrak. The headband is, di ko alam na nangyari dito, but it's pretty bad. Ay. Buta nalang pinayram na ASOS yung isang headset nila, yung H3, and hindi naman to sponsored review, pinayram lang nila, but these are my honest thoughts, and it's actually a very solid headset. Unang-unang solid yung build quality niya, stainless steel yung frame with a leatherette headband, very solid pa rin yung feel niya, pero magaan siya. There are notches in the band so that yung mga medyo OC, talagang mga sasakto mo yung position na gusto mo, at mga tatandaan mo. Like, oh, this is the, you know, I like notch 3, or whatever you're setting na gusto mo para madaling tandaan later on kung may ebang gumamit, madali lang bumalik dun sa setting mo. The tough logo is etched on the sides with mukang brushed aluminum tung parang side portion yung headset, and it's a subtle look. Hindi naman sobrang heavy nung branding, but it's a nice touch and it looks good na nice understated. The initial end of the wiring is a rubber, so it's black coated rubber. It does come with a splitter, so yung splitter niya yung maganda na mesh yung cord, and then the splitter ends with a microphone jack and audio jack. If you won't be using the splitter, you can plug it basically into any device that has the standard 3.5 millimeter jack. There's a volume dial on the left side and a mute button also on the left side. So very easy to use, straightforward, and very easy to find. Wala masyadong bells and whistles to kasi ito yung medyo mid-range, or yung medyo, actually mid-range yung price para sa Philippine market, pero para ka ASUS feeling ko ano lang to parang entry level lang nila to. They have much more expensive headsets. The cans are comfortable when you can use the headset for extended period, yun hindi naman siya mabigat, so pwede mo gamitin for long periods. And after a while, you basically forget you're wearing them. There's a slight pressure when you wear them, but it's a good kind of pressure na alam mo na hindi mo uhulog kahit medyo mag tilt ka side to side, mag lean back ka or things like that. Yung bang headsets kasi na subukan ko, medyo kinakabahan ka, hindi ganoon ka, ganda yung grip dun sa ulo ko. Parang pagkonting lingon lang, baka tumalsik. But itong H3, that's a good job of staying on your head without being cumbersome or noticeable or annoying. And of course, most importantly, sobrang okay nung sound quality niya. Even compared to the other headsets I've used, I can hear more nuances dun sa sounds na rinig ko. Hindi lang sa games, but also sa mga videos, mga TV shows na pinapanod ko. Actually, that's a nice thing about when you use headsets. It's a lot of audio detail that you miss if you're just using speakers. Sometimes sa mga TV shows, they like overlaying several musical themes to underscore what's going on in the plot. And usually they're very subtle, you can't really hear them, but when you're used to a headset, especially a quality headset like this one, yun mas nararun naman mo talaga, mas narinig mo. And that also includes the gaming experience. You can hear that yung usual sa FPS na yung footsteps or sounds of gunfire, yung mga audio cues like that to help you out in the game. And this also does come with virtual 7.1 surround. So I was really actually impressed with the sound quality. The quality of the mic is also good. Your voice sounds clear. Narinig ka naman kung sino ka chat mo sa Discord or kung sinong, let's say, ginagalin mo pang livestreaming or things like that. Maka dabayos. Today's through PH on YouTube asks, ba kayo? And Rafael and Argento okay, Jobert of camera na whenever we post about ESGS, whenever we talk about it, everybody's like, you know. At nagamit kung asya dun sa ibang videos ko and rinig mo naman na okay naman yung sound quality. Kung hindi maganda yung audio, hindi na yung kasalana ng microphone, kasalana na yung nung natural microphone ko. Meaning, voices ko. Wala na, yun na yun. My voice is annoying. The microphone can't compensate for that, sorry. Pero yung gustong-gustong talaga dito sa H3 is that quality headset siya good build, good sound quality, good mic quality. Pero mura siya for what you get. Mga 2300 yung street price, pero I've seen it go for lower online. Yung na, mid-range price yun for the Philippine market. There are cheaper headsets like 800, 900. But for the quality what you get here, sobrang bang for your buck na tong H3 na to. To compare yung medyo ka level niya dun sa Cooler Master, yung MH630 and ito mga 28 dito sa amin sa hardware sugar. Sa iba, mas mahal pa. And yung ka level niya sa Corsair is tong HS50 Pro and ito naman mga 3300. Sa iba. Sa amin, it's around also, I think it's also around 28 or so. So medyo ka parayon niya yung H3. So they're on the same level because they all basically have the same features. They all feature the same quality. Pero yung niya, kung pipili ka dun sa tatlo, the H3 has equal quality, if not better at a much lower price point. So yun talaga yung selling point niyong headset na to. Sobrang bang for your buck. Good value for money. At I can't, to be honest, nagulat niya kung nakita ako yung street price, kasi yung mga competitors niya are around 30% or so more expensive. Pero si H3 mga tutulang. And so definitely it's good value and if you're just looking for a mid-range headset, there are many other headsets with a lot of bells and whistles, wireless, RGB, better surround sound. But again, for price point performance, it's really hard to beat the H3. And thanks for watching.


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What's cracking y'all? Welcome back to the channel. If you've never been here before, this is the Lake Forkot channel. I do mostly outdoor type videos, fishing, hunting, etc. During the corona lockdown, we've been basically hanging out here at the house and taking care of the homestead. And let me catch you up to speed. We have chickens. One of the chickens has been taken by a bobcat. We've had a lot of flooding. It has basically driven all the animals from the woods into the backyards of my neighborhood. After the bobcat took one of the hens, it didn't come back the next day, but it's been back every day since. And I've got it on trail cams. It's been here late in the night, like when the creepy crawlies are out, like early three, four in the morning. It's been here at eight o'clock in the morning. It's been in here at like six thirty a.m. It's been here at nine thirty p.m. I've got it on camera over by the hog trap. I've got it on camera climbing on top of this wood pile right here, trying to get in and just basically doing circles around the perimeter, you know, trying to get to the hens. Now I made a mistake when the bobcat took the hens. I let them sleep outside because they weren't going in the roost because of the coop lamp that is on for some reason. They didn't want to go in there and I let them stay out there. I should have physically come out here and put them in there. The bobcat came up to the edge of the fence and pulled it out, got up under, and went in. Since then, I've reinforced with big staples, 16 gauge staples, one inch. I like y'all's comments about putting an outside board right here on top of that fence and then screwing it or nailing it in. I think that would also work well and I actually thought about that, putting some cedar planks. I think it would actually make this look a little bit better as well. But because of the persistency of this kitty, I have gone out and I have purchased traps. I'm not a trapper. I've never trapped before. I'd like to learn a little bit more. So I started researching and I went and got me some basically some paw traps. So what that means is if an animal steps on it, it clamps on.  So I've got three of them and I've placed them around the yard. Two of them right here. So this is the wood pile. I've seen this cat come up here multiple times and then it crawls up on the beam and then it just kind of looks down. So what I've done, I'm taking this chain. The chain is attached to the chain of the trap. The trap is up here. So in the preparations of the trap, I spray painted them brown. So they're very hard to see. I have to be very careful, especially with a one and a half year old running around and myself because I am forgetful. So that's covered up with some leaves that's on top of there. I was gonna put the third trap on the beam on top because I've seen that bobcat just walk up and down that thing and I might end up moving it if this doesn't work. But on the trail camera, I've seen this kitty over here and I think it's because the foxes and other animals come down here as well and it's walked around this. Now the chickens have free range around here a bunch today, like within hours. So this might work as well. So the trap is right over here on this left corner. Again, very hard to see and I've also taken some some fresh salmon skins. We just had fish for dinner and I've put them just on the other side. So I'm hoping that it's going to walk up to smell it and then get popped on all of them. I've attached, I forget what gauge this is, but I've basically attached wire to a very solid object like a tree or in this instance this hog trap that's sitting right here. So we have three traps in place. We are also going to be hovering this evening with the air rifle. Last night I missed it by about 30 minutes. I went inside after it was dark but at 9.20 or so the cat came out and basically got on top and was trying to get in. So if I just sit out here a little bit with a red light and listen, I might be able to get the cat but I don't have night vision. I need night vision. You know, I'm a Texan. I should have night vision in my arsenal but I don't. So anyways, we have those straps. We're counting on those. We're also going to be sitting around with the air gun. Y'all, I want to get this cat dead. I had the opportunity. I saw it. I had time. I got it on camera. I thought it'd be cool to show you guys the chicken. One of our chickens died like within days after that. So it's time. If I don't have time to get to the camera and I'm grabbing my bow or I'm grabbing my rifle, I'm doing that because I don't want any more animals getting lost on my watch. It's corona locked out time. I've got time to do it. So kitty cat's going down. Let's sit and let's wait on our prey. My first attempt at trapping. I know I didn't get the bobcat and you're pissed. I'm sorry. Yes, y'all. I did not get the bobcat. Instead, I got a possum. And let me just tell you something. I didn't know possums growled the way they do. My daughter's bedroom backs up to the backyard and sometimes she wakes up because she hears things going on back there. We woke up at a weird time and I thought, huh, something's probably out there. So I came outside and I showed my light and I could see two beady eyes looking at me from the trap. The trap that had the fish on it, that's the one that got the possum. And I was out there at, you know, like one in the morning getting a possum out of a trap because the possum's not what I was going for. Incredibly ugly. And I'll admit, I was a little bit scared dealing with that possum and had some big old teeth. I thought they just roll over, you know, they say play and possum. It's like common saying is roll over play dead. Not this one. This one was angry. And every time I tried to get close to it, I was trying to bite. I agree. Good news is we've made reinforcements on the coop. So I'm not as worried, but I still want to get this cat because it keeps showing up like it's showing up on other cameras. You know, it's obviously like made its residence around here. It's taking daily routines. And I think something that I want to try is a snare trap as well, because it's taking a lot of paths and there's some narrow passages through the yard where there's a lot of sticks and a lot of holding a wooden club. I do realize I made that proud of it. There's a lot of narrow pathways that the cat has to go through. So if I could do a snare trap, that might also be an option. And I probably wouldn't catch, you know, a possum or a fox in one of those. Maybe I'm totally new to trapping. That's kind of the point of this video. If you have tips for trapping bobcats, especially in paw traps, let me know in the comments down below. I want I want to get this done. I don't want to stay up all night with, you know, a pellet gun, but I'll have to. If you guys don't quit, let me know about it. Geez. But I think it's time to move some traps after seeing some more activity and lack of activity in other areas. I just want to move them around to what happens. I think I want to leave this one right here. This is the pathway basically to view the chicks. You know, they're they're actually sleeping up under the coop right now where that heat lamp is. And this is one of the best spots to view them. There's a panel board up on the other side on the back side, and I usually have it up on the other side so that they can have some more warmth kind of block them from the wind. So this spot right here is one of the best spots for viewing them. So if the cat is just like walking back and forth, try and get a you know, a bead on what's going on in there and how it can get in there. The trap can just sit inside of there. I'll cover it with leaves. And hopefully the the cat will just walk through that pathway and get snapped. Okay, it was not around the coop last night and it didn't jump up on the wood pile. Maybe it's it's starting to figure out that it can't get in there. I don't know. But there's only a matter of time till it comes back and starts messing with it. So where I actually did see the bobcat was down here where the possum was. So this happened before the possum got in the trap. So that is this pathway right here. And actually, I've missed the pathway. The pathway is just right over there a few feet.  And where I've seen the bobcat go and mostly the other animals is this little track right here. And I just mowed so you all can see it. But a lot of animals go over in there and those that's like a thicket back there and there's a creek and you know, it kind of connects on to other parts of the neighborhood and whatnot. And I think they kind of stay back there sometimes and then walk back and forth. So I know hogs have gone out back there. I've seen the bobcat now on the camera. So the craziest part of this video is when I actually looked at the footage when I was editing and I could see that the bobcat was coming in around the cage because the possum was trapped there. The small screen on the truck came. I couldn't see those little beady eyes back there. But that's the reason it was coming in and then a dog started barking and scared it off. I can't believe I missed it. I was literally out there just minutes later. So I'm going to move that one on to the actual pathway, which seems kind of obvious. And then I also moved one of my cameras to be positioned right here. So it is right there. And that is going to get like a more wide review of the art so I can get more action. Really see what's going on here. Investigation, that's part of it. I mean, if I can figure out the exact pathway that the cat's going every time, then I can add some of those snare traps and be really efficient. I just want to get this thing going, just dispatched out of the way. So I don't have to think about it because I really like to let our chickens free range. I'd usually do I let them do that. Well, let them out right now. So I let these out usually every day that I'm home for an hour, an hour at least because I'm always doing something out in the yard or out in the driveway garage some where I can have an eye on them. But that's just the thing. Like now I have to be especially watchful. Like I'm watching a child just just around here. This is actually one of the spots where they like free range. There's a lot of chickweed and stuff like that. That's growing on the ground and right past that is the danger zone. That is the dark waters where the sharks swim. So I'm always keeping my eyes peeled because I know somewhere in there there's a lurking predator. And yes, they come around at night. But the first time I actually spotted it, it was eight a.m. in the morning. And usually I let them free range like any time from, you know, eight to two o'clock in the afternoon, just somewhere in between there. I don't want this thing coming around. It's not just the chickens while I'm out here. It could definitely happen. It happened with the fox with Stephanie. So as soon as we get just some nights that aren't cold.  And that is going to reduce the urge, I guess, for some of these predators to come around because that is just a beacon of, you know, baked chicken just sitting under there. Probably emanates the sale, the smell. What am I trying to say here? Illuminates the smell, enhances it. And here's our mighty guard duck. I think he's a male. I'm not sure I need you guys to help me out here. I wish I could tell honestly the khaki camel ducks are incredibly hard to know unless you're looking at their ducks. The ducks, ducks? So I'm going to sign it off right here, but I need y'all's help to help me eliminate this kitty. And it is the perfect time to do it while we're on quarantine. And a lot of the lakes are flooded. And I'm spending a lot of time here at the treehouse. So let me know in the comments. Thank you guys for tuning in to the Saga's. The Saga drama is around here at the treehouse. By the way, Lake Clyde Family Channel, if you want to see more chicken stuff, link down below. And right here what we do, you know, outdoor stuff, including trapping now I guess. So I've signed it off. Thanks for being here. God bless you. I'll see you on the next one.


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