Hi everyone, Joe for Jasper's case breaks.com coming at you with 2020 Panini Donner's optic hybrid football three box random division break number three Everyone gets a random division all hardship a lot of fun stuff right here hybrid edition big things of this group There are those divisions right there. Let's roll it. Let's randomize it four and a three seven times for names and divisions one two three four five six and 7th and final time Anthony down to Matt After seven it's gonna miss the spreadsheet here and then four and a three seven times for the divisions one two three four five six and seven and final time NFC West down to the AFC South All right, so Anthony with the NFC West Justin with the NFC East Brian with the NFC South Ben with the AFC West last spot mojo Matt with the AFC East Justin with the NFC North Cory with the AFC North and Matt Lieber with the AFC South let's sort this by column B and I don't think there's gonna be a trade window here. It's anyone want to trade all right trade window going once trade window going twice TWC trade window closed. How's everyone's YouTube working right now? If you're watching live, let me know if you can hear the sound of my voice and respond I'm assuming it's working fine in YouTube. We haven't been able to upload videos all day. So that's still an issue For us and we'll figure that out. All right So here are the Donner's optic football hybrid boxes here. Hang on. That's the final print out It's only working for Jordan and Kevin Kevin thinks we're in the clear. All right. Well, let's see how these next two quick breaks go and if we're still working We're still working well Kevin. We since you bought all those spots. We'll definitely do that break for you So I guess only working for Jordan and Kevin As long as it's working for you Kevin, then I'm comfortable doing that that big break Since you have 95% of the spots anyway J. Hamler J. K. Daven Kenneth Murray Van Jefferson Jeremy Chin and T. Y. Hilton And in the background the Boston Celtics have beat beaten the Washington Wizards 118 to 100 and moving on So I guess how does this work? So the Celtics automatically become the seven seed and then the losers still get to play so losers and winners Still get to play each other Loser of seven and eight plays winner of nine and ten, which is the Pacers so Pacers Pacers Wizards Justin Jefferson Odell Beckham, Jr. to 199 You can find some of the big quarterback names CJ Henderson Odell Beckham, Jr. Hollow and all these Red mojos are not Numbered but they are exclusive to this to this set I'm gonna try to find the big quarterback names here. That's what we want to see. There's Zach Moss rated rookie Jalen Rago or Tyler Boyd. Here's the third one Eric Houston's working again. Hollywood's working again All right, so maybe we are back on track. Yeah, usually one of these YouTube issues happen Generally, it corrects itself within Half an hour or so Now my my only thing now is just make sure everybody's watching live I don't remember Hollywood, but we'll try to get those videos uploaded as soon as As soon as YouTube is back on track again. Come on YouTube My business here on here There's Justin Herbert the rookies insert Joe Burrow rated rookie Grant Del Pit John Elway and Lamar Jackson. All right, so we got a couple guys here So we got Joe Burrow rated rookie base AFC North Corey with that one No, I don't think there's any Cal Rooking Juniors and Justin Herbert for the AFC West that'll be for Ben. There you go. So that was a quick little break of Optic Donner's Optic football hybrid edition Grand Division break number three. I'm Joe for Jaspies case breaks calm I'll see you next time for the next break


The Angels and the White Sox put on a damn show. Usually when I do these breakdowns of walk-off wins, I'm only breaking down the celebration and the final play. But everything in this game was interesting. The Angels have a 3-0 lead, and then they just start throwing the ball away. Ohtani with the pick-off move, because he was probably like, hey, that should have been a double play, and now he's on third. And then another walk there to Eaton, and a walk there to Brayu. And now the bases are lowered. There's two outs, and now we got a wild pitch. One run's gonna score. Two others advance into scoring position, and Ohtani's just throwing the ball away. Strikes this dude out, but that's a pass ball. And now another run's gonna score because they don't get the out at first. They come home for the trailing runner. Ohtani gets leveled. Now it's tied up at three. Ohtani gets the feet taken out from underneath him. He comes out of the game. Seemingly fine after that. Big story. Up comes the rookie. Walsh. And just slams a homer. This dude catches it, grabs it, bobbles it, regains control, celebrates with his friends, kept his head on straight there. Now Iglesias with the save attempt.  They traded for him. Hit by pitch. He's gonna field the bunt here. He's gonna throw to first, and it's way too high, but Fletcher's gonna save him. Nice athletic slow-mo play. Everybody loves that. Iglesias ain't done no. Angels pitchers throwing the ball away. That's what happened this game. Look at that. Tries to get the lead runner at third. Throws it into left field. Nice snag with the glove, and then bam, an instant regret. Oh, so now the game is tied up again. And the Angels are hitting, and we got Fowler gets on base. That's the go ahead run. We like that. Trout gets out after him. And we got Rendon. He's gonna work the count full and take the walk. So now there's two on for the big bad dude, Jared Walsh. He tore it up at the end of last season, starting this year hot. Had the home run to give him the lead now. Takes that pitch, and the ump gives it to him, and the catcher's like, wait, hold up. We like really like that pitch. We wanted it. Now the pitcher, Foster, goes change up, change up, gets the strike there, and then change up. So now the count is three and one, and he threw three change ups in a row. And if you're the hitter, pretty good guess. In a three one count, a fastball count already. And he just threw three change ups in a row. Pretty good guess. You're gonna get a fastball here. He's ready for it outside fastball. Throws it over the wall in the left center. Robert can't get it. Look at this. Little bite that lower lip. Bam!   He's having a great start to his season, and he's enjoying his life. So what? Throws his helmet in celebration, and almost knocks out Otani. Otani takes personal offense to that, undoes his water bottle, seeks him out, and look at that missile right in the face. Here's another angle. Look at this. Otani, he pitched in this game. He hit a home run in this game, and he just has the water bottle squirt laser beam shot right to the dude's face. He does it all. The clothes are a glaceous, who almost blew the game. He seeks him out and says, thank you very much, man. He rubs his head, shakes it off. Gotta have a short memory. What a fantastic game, and if you want to hear all about this from a player's perspective, Lucas Giolito, stud for the White Sox, is on the Chris Rose rotation. He's one of the hosts, and I bet they're going to talk about this opening series because why wouldn't they? That's what he's doing. He's on the podcast talking about the games. So go check that out on the John Boy Media YouTube channel or any podcast app, Chris Rose rotation, Lucas Giolito. I hope Chris Rose asked him about Otani's water bottle spray to the face. Maybe he will, maybe he won't. Tune in.


If you need to paint a pattern that repeats itself like a tile, you can activate Krita's wrap around mode. This mode repeats the view infinitely around your canvas and allows you to paint better transitions at the edges of your texture. But this mode is not only limited to that, and let me show you what it can do. First of all, the Move tool works very well with this mode. If you paint an object on a layer and move it to the edges, it will automatically repeat on the other side of the texture, and you can disable temporarily the wrap around mode to thesis in action. You can also go to the top menu, View, and set whether the wrap around mode should repeat only on the horizontal axis or the vertical axis. The default is both, but you can set your preference later. If you ever get lost in the Tile preview and need to find where the boundaries of your canvas is, you can go to the top menu, Select, and then Select All. With this tip, you'll see the marching and selection decoration around the edges of your canvas, and because everything is selected, you can continue to paint as before.


Hi guys and welcome back to another wonderful video for everyone. So medications, let's talk medications really quick, let's just jump right in. So pharmacology medicines are, okay, you're welcome just to pass on through. Go ahead. Anyways, so pharmacology is very intimidating. There are hundreds of thousands of medications out there and there's ones that are so similar and so different and there's IV forms, intramuscular forms, rectal forms, PO forms, pen tube forms, liquids, like there's so many types of medications, routes, like ways you can administer, how you have to mix it up, like so many things and as nurses, we're expected to know, like, I don't want to say everything because obviously, like, it's impossible to know everything but you're expected to know your stuff. And I've said this in a ton of my videos about medications is something that you really need to know. Oh, hello, Tom. Medications are something that could really be the most beneficial thing to your patient and also the biggest harm to your patient if you do something incorrectly. So now that you're probably super overwhelmed because I just told you that there's so many medications and so many routes and so many things to know, I want to break it down for you guys. PearsonG.com has a 50 most common medication cheat sheet for you guys that is wonderful. It goes through the top 50 most common medications and it makes it just so much easier because if you can get down the ones that you're going to see the most frequently, then you can slowly start adding in those things that are like, huh, I've only given that like once or twice or oh, I haven't ever given this medication before. So get those most common ones down so by the time that you know those, it won't be so overwhelming to learn a new medication because you already have this foundation. So go check that resource out. It is free, free, free, free. You guys know I like free and NRSNG.com likes free as well. So go check that out. Make sure you give this video a thumbs up and subscribe to my channel and I'll see you guys next time. Bye.


So far this year, in 2023, I have only read 10 2023 releases. And like, you might say that's not that bad. But as someone who's reading is my job, like reading books, like reading books is literally my job. That's not great. So I want to prioritize reading more 2023 releases. And I remember that Goodreads a little while ago posted this list called Readers Hit Books of 2023. I believe this is a list of the most popular 2023 releases so far this year. I think that's the idea. Some may be end of 2022 releases, but I think most of them are 2023 releases. And I believe it's split into genres. And so my idea for this vlog is my hand, look, whoa. My idea for this vlog is I want to have read at least one book from every genre. I read pretty widely, I read pretty much all genres in my reading. So I can't, I don't know, I haven't looked through the list. So I don't know what all the genres are, but I want to have read at least one, at least one from each genre is the goal. So I don't know how many books we're going to be reading in this vlog. It could be three, it could be 10. I don't know how many genres there are. I don't know what I'm really undertaking here. But shall we just look through the list together and find out what I'm going to be reading? I'm ready. Okay, whenever you're ready. I'm ready. Okay. I'm ready. Whenever you're ready. I'm ready. So, oh, first, okay, okay, okay, okay. First is contemporary fiction. I don't think I'm going to really have read. Okay, yeah. I haven't read any of these, but we're going to read Yellowface. Oh my God. Why is that not marked as want to read? Hello. What's going on? What's going on? I must have forgot to add that to my Goodreads. Oh dear, anyways. But let's, we'll read Yellowface for contemporary fiction. I am so excited. Are of Kwong is becoming one of my favorite authors. You guys know Babel was my favorite book of last year. So I'm really excited to finally get through Yellowface. Okay, fun. Historical, historical fiction. I don't, I don't think I've read any 2020. Yeah, I haven't read any of these nine. Okay, what one do I want to read? Have I heard of any of these?  I was kind of hoping I'd like own one at least from each genre to pick to read. Um, I own only them. I've heard of wayward actually lots of people have been recommending wayward to me. I think it's about three different women who all live at this house throughout different periods in time. I've had such good things. So I'll have to get my hands on wayward, but we're going to read wayward for historical fiction. So many people are going to love that. So many people who read loads of different things like I've seen people who love fantasy love it. I've seen people who read more like literary fiction love it. So I'm really intrigued to see what style of book it is. So wayward is historical fiction, mystery. Oh, I've read all the dangerous things. So we don't need to read anything for mystery, though I would have been happy to. I probably would have read Vera Wong. Why is that? What is going on? Have I got multiple books that I own that aren't, that means my own TBR is even worse than I thought. Dear God, I like refuse to believe this. What is going on? Gotta be one of the worst days I've ever had. Being deadly serious. Right, so yeah, don't need to read anything from mystery. Fantasy I've read fourth wing would have picked hellbent if I had never read fourth wing, but I've read a fantasy. Also, I'm very intrigued by the Emily Wilde's Encyclopedia of Fairies. Everyone has been raving about it. So maybe that's what I need to get to. But yeah, I've read a fantasy. So I need to read that sci-fi or we'll read that if not. No, I haven't read any. Okay, we're gonna read In the Lives of Puppets by TJ Klune. Oh my god, I'm reading like all my most anticipated books in this vlog. We're gonna read In the Lives of Puppets. TJ Klune, I have given two five stars. If this is a five star, TJ Klune cements himself as one of my favorite authors of all time because you've got to get three five stars. I think that's when Kayla came up with Origini from Books and Lotta Love. I just stole it, but it makes sense. You've got to give them three five stars before they're a favorite author. So that's exciting. So we've got so far what we got. Yellow face, wayward, In the Lives of Puppets. Horror. Oh, no, I haven't read any of the horror. We're gonna read A House with Good Bones because I own it. I'd want to read How to Sell a Haunted House by Granny Hendrix so badly, especially since my last vlog where I really, really enjoyed Southern Book Club's Guide to Saving Vampires. But I refuse to buy the UK cover and I can't find a way, it's not in Black Wells, but Depository's gone. I can't find a way to get the US cover and it's just so much nicer. So what am I supposed to say? But no, we're going to read A House with Good Bones by T. King Fisher. Gosh, that's exciting. I've been so excited for that one as well. Romance. I don't think I've read any romance. Okay, no. What are we going to read? We'll read yours, Julie. I read Part of Your World by Abby Jimenez. Was it the start of this year? Or last year? I don't know. I read it at my Patreon Book Club and everyone loved it. It's so good. And yours truly, I wouldn't call it a series. I haven't put it on my series spreadsheet, but I would call them companion books, you know? I guess they kind of are a series, but I'm just in denial that they are. And I'm just not recognizing them as a series because I don't want to add another book to my series spreadsheet. But we're going to read yours truly. You're following like the best friend from Part of Your World. That is exciting. I really think Abby Jimenez could be a new favourite romance author for me. Young Adult. Have I read any Young Adult? Oh, I have. I read Howly Suspicious and Unfairly Cute. I really want to get Warrior Gone Earth by Angie Booty, but I still haven't read, um, what's it called? Firekeeper's Daughter. But it doesn't matter because I've read, oh, I like the Davenports as well. And I've heard great things about Divine Rivals by Rebecca Ross. So anyways, I've read one. Who cares? I've read Howly Suspicious and Unfairly Cute. And Nonfiction. I've read Spare. Is there any more? I feel like Nonfiction would be the last one. No. Okay, I've read Spare. So let me go grab the books that we're going to be reading. Okie dokie. So our TBR for this vlog. Oh my gosh. Look at the colour. What is it? Hang on.  Because I feel like that one looks like, oh, look how cute. Wayward is going to ruin it though. So our TBR for this vlog is these four books plus Wayward. I am so excited. These are all kind of like five star predictions to me. I'm gagged. Wow.  No, it's your neck.  No. This is exciting. I'm really excited this vlog. What am I going to start with? Well, I can't go for the colour coordination. Look at her. Anyways, I don't know what I'm going to start with. I have reading spritz my patrons in like half an hour. I think I'm going to do a poll in 20 minutes actually. I think I'll do a poll and let them decide because I'm up for anything. I'm kind of equally anxious about reading them all though so I don't want to make this decision on my own. So I'll do a poll in the live chat and I'll probably read whatever they pick. Am I ready for yellow face yet? I feel like my instinct is to start with yellow face but I don't know if I'm ready. Okay, wish me luck. Let's get going. Hello cuties. I am 150 pages into yellow face. I decided to start with yellow face. I gave on reading spritz my patrons. We did a poll. We did a poll on what I should start from this reading vlog and yellow face by far was the winner. And if you don't know, basically we have got literary darling Athena and our protagonist, her friend, literary nobody.  That's quite harsh. Kind of like a not a failed author but definitely not a successful author. June and Athena is incredibly successful and June is incredibly jealous of her. And one night Athena dies. This is in the first chapter okay. She chokes on pancakes and dies. June steals her manuscript. Now Athena is Asian and June is not. And the book is talking about Chinese laborers in World War One and June is just like I'm gonna like rename myself June a person because that's kind of racial ambiguous. Do some author shots and make me look a bit tan. And we're just gonna go for it girlies. This is my book now. Yeah he's terrible your honor. He's really terrible. So that's basically we need to know. And it is this absurdist satirical look on the publishing industry but also about like particularly book Twitter and like book Twitter's opinions. And it's very interesting. I'm having a great time. This is very different to I've quite I should say Rebecca because this is Rebecca F. Kwong had previous stuff because this you could read in one sitting. I think I'm gonna read this in basically two sittings because I'm just literally gonna finish this right now. Just I'm I was supposed to be doing other stuff today and I'm like you know what no I'm just gonna read this book okay because I don't want to do anything else. I'm really enjoying it. I think it's a very interesting book. My first assumption is I think I'm very glad I went to the author talk in London that Rebecca did for this and I think it's very very interesting right. June is a terrible character right.  Like the way that she has taken this manuscript and she has like her logic and how she's changed it is so like a white person like with a lack of any kind of morals or intelligence around racial issues and context and she's just like a girl June whether and then I think I think people spoke about this at the talk like you're in her head and you start like not being on her side but like you do have to have to constantly remind yourself how just deluded and like terrible she is. It's a very well written character. June is a very interesting take on unreliable narrator terrible narrator unlike one narrator she's a very interesting take because also this book is talking a lot about the way that book audiences and award bodies and book twitter react to books right and there's certain points it's very interesting that June makes that Rebecca kind of made but June is making it's like when you do a math problem and you get the right answer but with the complete wrong working out like June is making similar points to what Rebecca made but like with the complete wrong ideas behind it so for example Rebecca spoke in that talk about how she thinks that this idea of own voices that you can only write stuff that you've experienced is damaging particularly also for for the authors that we expect to write own voices stuff because our ideas around what is what we want to read what not by we I mean like the entire reading population there is ingrained ideas around what is appropriate for black authors or Asian authors or Latino authors to write and they can be incredibly limiting and like you're basically forcing authors of color to pander to the stories that white audiences expect from them right and so I don't think she believes that that kind of limitation on only right what you've experienced of course is caveats like if you're going to write something outside of your experience it has to come from a genuine place with research etc etc but June is making the same points but it's like completely wrong completely wrong working out complete wrong logic behind it but I just think that's interesting and I think like I said you can I'm going to read this book in two sittings and I think you can but I think this book would benefit from reading it a second time reading it once to like you know it's fun it's quick pace wherever but reading it a second time to really get to like the heart of what Rebecca is trying to say in each different scene because I think there's many different ways of where she's critiquing publishing critiquing authors critiquing white authors who do shitty things critiquing book twitter like I think there's a lot of layers to what she's saying in this that easy to miss or pass over in the first initial read so that's kind of my initial assumption I mean that's just something that I thought about having gone to her talk but it's saying a lot about just just just gosh the steps that June makes to like justify her actions to herself are just like ridiculous it's so different a thing that I feel like I've read from RFKwang before but I am loving it I don't know however if it's going to be quite a five-star don't say that I'm kind of feeling like it's a four-star right now just because I feel like as someone who is so caught up in the book of community like nothing about this like it is so spot on but the book has to schedule a line between appealing to people who are like terminally within the book community like we are and also people who aren't and so I just feel like there's certain elements that it's like yeah okay like I expect I mean I don't I don't know if I'm too in it I'm really loving it I just don't if it's quite a five-star I've been really picky with my five stars this year I think I've only had like 10 11 12 something around that like solid absolute five stars this year I've been pretty picky with them yeah anyways I'm gonna finish it but I am really enjoying it and I think it's saying a lot of interesting things I'm hoping it's I feel like the first half was more of our critique part where we're critiquing all the different elements of of the community and then the second half I kind of want it to get like even more absurdist and ridiculous I want it to veer off like reality a little bit there's been hints that it could happen and I want it to commit but I think it's incredibly clever how it is basically having to go everyone having to go everyone and saying no one is right within publishing right there's so many layers of flaws to what is going on that I just think I just think it's so clever anyways I will check in really once I finish hopefully like in a couple hours good evening how are we doing it's quite late but I just finished Yellowface by RF Kwang Rebecca F Kwang don't know why I'm speaking like this I'm gonna get this four stars I really enjoyed it wasn't a five star but that's okay you know Miss Rebecca is gonna go on for a long and varied career and I imagine you know so far I've already had four and five stars from her it's fine I really enjoyed this I want to make clear with what I was saying in the first clip about own voices in particular is I still think it's incredibly important that we uplift own voices and that we encourage own voices stories but I just think this book is examining the idea and how do we kind of allow authors if they're coming from a good place to write about other cultures but we have a lot of terrible examples of white authors writing outside their race and doing it terribly like well June's an extreme example I really enjoyed this I really enjoyed it I think the way it looks at the ingrained racism within publishing is very interesting I could have actually had a little bit more of the publishing side of it there was a lot about June as this like like in her Dalulu land like her the authors experience there's a lot about Twitter and like Twitter reactions I think I could have done with a little bit more of a publishing process I almost think it would be basically this is like a minor not really a spoiler but like when June signs a publishing contract it's with smaller indie press and I think it would have been even more interesting if it would had been with a big five like the equivalent of a big five I don't know if she wanted to steer away from that she would have been in trouble but I think it would have been even more interesting to see how the publishing mechanisms work within such a large kind of structure like the big five who don't know the big five oh can I name them Harper Hussher Simon and Shista Penguin who am I forgetting it's Macmillan you do first I liked the way this ascended however I do think we could have cut 40 pages 50 pages from this book I watched actually recently Mara from books like where I'll leave a link down below did a stream about like our books a bit too long and I think it's true at the moment that like books I'm reading a lot of books I think Mara felt the same that these books aren't way way too long but books reading books that could have been cut by 40 50 pages is still a little bit of a pacing issue and I've been noticing that too so I think it could have been cut a little bit but yeah you know talking about white privilege talking about how you know people co-opt trauma that isn't their own and like idea of that within a creative industry where is the line between no ideas an original idea and then you know copying people and drawing from others trauma you know there's discussions around Athena when she was alive like interviewing survivors of XYZ particularly Asian survivors of XYZ and then just like using their stories almost directly in her stories and I just think that's an interesting just I think there's so many interesting discussions and like I said I think it's the kind of book that you could read multiple times to get different kind of ideas and meanings from so we're after a pretty strong start four stars I mean there was always a hope I'd give this five stars but I'm glad to have read it I have actually already started a bit of the House with Good Bones by T. King Fisher so let's get into that next I'm very very excited for this. Okie dokie so I am now halfway through House with Good Bones I'm really like loving it should we say loving it?  I'm really really enjoying this so all you need to know it says haunting southern gothic it is that kind of vibe it's horror we are following a character who has to move back home with her mother because like something's happened with her work so she's kind of just moving in there temporarily while she waits for the work thing to be fixed she's an archaeologist there's a problem at the archaeology side that's in the weeds we don't need to know that so she moved back into the house and this is the house that they lived at for a while with her grandmother it was originally her grandmother's house and she gets to the house and stuff has changed right her mom used to have the house painted in these bright colors whatever now it's all white her mother has put back up this painting that her grandmother had of like a confederate wedding and she's like what the fuck my mom is like very anti racist what the fuck is going on here that's concerning so there's just lots of weird changes around the house and her mother is kind of acting like scared of something I think we can kind of you know predict where it's going but I'm loving it loving it this is my second teaking fissure but I feel like it's my first like proper go with her because my first book was what moves the dead which is kind of like a novella isn't it and I'm just like this could be a five star I know I have the feeling like we're gonna get multiple five stars in this vlog I don't know why I just I just believe in my soul that we're going to but all of that first half I've pretty much just read via the audio I haven't really picked this up physically the audiobook is great this is a very niche reference but the audiobook narrator and it kind of the tone that this is written in if anyone played this is an important part of my life if anyone played the Nancy Drew games as a kid right I love them dearly I would still play them today they're incredible but you know Nancy there's a very specific there's all the same narrator of Nancy throughout and Nancy had a very like kind of like even when things were going shit she kind of joke about it in the games I don't know the tone of narration this is really reminding me of the Nancy Drew mystery game it's from her interactive I've connected the two dots you didn't connect shit but I've connected them so I don't know how to explain other than that it's kind of like the the narrative voice is very humorous and I'm just eating it up I'm loving it I am loving it I think the haunting that like the gothic kind of like unsettlingness is done really really well there's been a few kind of like bigger occurrences that are a bit scarier but there's a kind of things that can be explained away and I'm enjoying how that is building I'm hoping it's going to go a little bit batshit crazy towards the end but I just can't go over how much I'm really loving the style this has written the main character the way that she views the world the kind of like jokey tone this is told in throughout all this kind of gothicness I love the setting I love the premise it's a very contained book like the book is really just about her mum yes they're going to other places but like the house is the main setting and what's going on with her mum is the main setting there's all these vultures everywhere it's getting weird I'm just loving it I'm loving it I'm loving it I just think T. Kingfisher rightfully so has been getting so much hype I'd say over the past year or two and I just need to read all of her stuff because this is so good it is so good so yeah I'm gonna go read the second half but um this could be like this could be a five star I'm having really good feelings now I do just want to show you quickly the other day I haven't actually properly looked at it yet because I wanted to open it with you I got a very unexpected package from pan mcmillan I wasn't expecting this but let me show you what we've got so this is I believe this dark descent by kaelin joseson I'm gonna be honest I haven't heard much about this book I don't really know anything about it we're gonna find out together you are cordially invited to varadals prestigious something races a spectacle that only happens once a decade interesting okay they sent me we got a cute little bookmark we have got oh my god there's something with like a wax seal on it this is fancy okay so that's like crazy about the book and I'm guessing oh steeped in Jewish folklore with illicit romance and a crap kingdom all this explosive wire fantasy is perfect fans of liba do you go six of crows they also sent me there's a cookie okay if you want to if you want to get on my side as a publisher you got sending food is a good way and there's don't send me cashews because I'll eat those vegan chocolates which have loads of cashew stuff in them and I will feel very unwell because turns out I'm allergic to cashews that's how I found out I was allergic to cashews and was because of publisher sent me vegan chocolates with like cashew paste cashew extra like loads of the chocolate was made up of cashews turns out I'm allergic I suppose I should thank them actually because I would never have known and then look at the book wrapped up with this horse let me let's take this off how cute is that that's very cute but listen the fans are six of crows that is me that is me so thank you book break slash paramount million for sending that over I'm gonna go eat my cookie and I'm gonna go read the second half of a house with good bones I finished ask a boat I look rough today I let my hair dry and it was like men I had a productive day like I got up this morning guys I did a dance did a dance work out this morning I broke my record for calories burnt on a dance workout and then I had a shower and washed my hair and then I let it air dry so I could like get on with shit because my hair takes like fucking 20-30 minutes to dry but it's left it kind of in a weird shape anyways be careful of your tongue I don't need to be careful of my tongue be careful of your tongue when you're talking about women's luck I finished house with bones by teaking fisher I'm gonna give it 4.5 if you watched my last vlog where I was a booktube twin test video and I read I gave two books 4.5 and I'm kind of like am I being harsh am I just being really picky and just not giving books 5 like 5 stars I should give 5 stars but like I said that video I have a video I really want to do that I need more 5 stars for and make my life easier if I could do that video fucking tomorrow but I can't I'm gonna give it a 4.5 it wasn't quite a 5 for me but I already know that me and teaking fisher we're gonna vibe I just loved the kind of like mundaneness with this crazy horror I just thought it was written so so well and I remember Mara from books like why speaking in her review of this about how it's kind of like an allegory for when young adults suddenly find their parents becoming like racist or right wing because of the media or whatever or like developing views that seem totally incongruous with the rest of their beliefs and I would 100% agree with that I also think and I don't want to again to like spoil the territory but I also think it really um talks about how one generation tries to shield the next generation from the trauma of the generation beforehand and so on and so on or at least I think this happens lots isn't a sort of universal thing but like a mother will shield her daughter from the trauma of her grandmother and before that and after that the same cycle happens you're always trying to shield your children from the trauma of what came before to give them a better life and I just think that's really interesting that's something that I think a lot about in my family and like the sacrifices that have been made by my family members and the different lives that each of kind of my generations of my family has had um you know I didn't talk about it a lot but my nan um came from like poverty in Ireland and so just thinking about her path to my path and the differences I think is really interesting so yeah I love teaking fishers writing I still haven't found a five star but I know we're on the cusp we're gonna five star eventually me and teaking fisher it's not out of their own possibility yeah I would really recommend this this is why some of my favorite horror I've read I just couldn't quite give it a five star like I feel like I prefer it to a lot of other horror I've read I mean what horror have I given a five star is there anything on my horror shelf moon of the cross did snow the weight of blood did I give you of the witching five stars wilder girls if you count that as horror I don't know but this is definitely up there for me in horror and I just loved it I think I'm gonna go start wayward next I thought let's like put this in the middle because this is the book that I didn't already have on my tbr that I don't really know anything about is that a stick that I can take off yeah that you're coming off I'm gonna go make dinner for my family and so I'm gonna start the audiobook for this I just know we're following women from three different points in history let's have a look actually 2019 1942 and 16 19 and I don't know if they're related like if it's generational but I know they're all at this wayward cottage it's called wayward wayward cottage and I know it's witchy that's all I really know so I'll maybe check with you once I've read the first 100 pages I reckon I'll get close to that whilst cooking probably with the audio on what kind of my initial thoughts are because I don't really know anything other than that I'm a little bit nervous about the split timeline element because we know that's not always my favorite that bitch is so fucking evil why would she say that but usually I have a bigger problem when it's two so I don't know how I'll deal with three we shall see anyways I'll check in with you once I've finished dinner probably okay 100 pages in it's okay I am thinking that the triple it's not even a dual timeline the triple time timeline is it's not my favorite because having the same problem again well I I've read a hundred pages of a book but I felt as the police that's the sound of the police I feel like I've only read 30 pages of each story right like we've barely scratched the surface of any kind of substance and all the characters just feel lacking they feel like such stereotypical without nuanced versions of each of the kind of stories they are you've got a witch on trial you've got a young woman in a in a rich family stifled by their you know lack of heart and soul and then you've got a woman who is fleeing abuse to a family cottage in the countryside right it's kind of the three stories set in three different times and it's fine but they all feel like particularly for me that the older two the witch on trial and the girl you know who loves the trees and you know her dad doesn't understand they just feel like such like you know I feel like those stories have been told a hundred times before and then the idea is obviously that all these women are going to be related in some way and there might be some like witchy thing going on I'm not hating it it's like a three right now if I had to rate the first 100 pages I'm also getting the feeling that I get I don't know if I've told you guys before right like I can read long books right but it's something about consuming I've read yellow face a house with bones and this this has been three days so far this log and I don't usually read that quickly and I've been reading the books quickly because I'm interested and because I want to get this video actually in a timely manner but I it hasn't really been a struggle to read those books that quickly but I am feeling like when I consume too many stories I get a bit overwhelmed and this is like fucking three stories I'm like it's not exactly helping it feels also very like stereotypical British writing plot I don't know how to describe this to you but there's something about like mainstream general modern fiction in the UK that isn't like it's not reaching for the book or whatever like kind of marketable general fiction but that thinks it's a little bit clever it's like doing something they're all the same they all write the same they all are in this same font they're probably all published by Harper Collins I'm just gonna carry on listening and reading it's okay it's okay it's okay I need to want to talk about it why do I keep doing that voice what the hell is going on I am on page 226 of wayward I am still so bored I'm really bored and it is the triple timeline it is it is it I know it is it's the cult pro okay I just can't do it what is it about me I just don't like it I don't like it because literally I've read what almost 130 pages since I last spoke to you nothing's really happened nothing's really happened because that's only like fucking I can't do maths but like 45 pages of each story so what is there to talk about what is there to talk about nothing I am enjoying the the most like present day timeline perhaps the most it's about a woman kind of finding herself after abuse and kind of rebuilding her life but I would just want you there's a lot of violence against women in this it's just quite sad really it's quite sad it says that it's empowering I don't know I just find it a bit depressing everything that's happening and there hasn't really been much witchiness yet there's been a hint there's been like hints of witchiness but there hasn't been much and I'm just bored I have nothing else to say to you pardon me with dnf like I am tempted to dnf it better this point let's just finish the book but like it's not bad do you know what I mean the writing isn't bad it's just so derivative of like this kind of genre of like British historical fiction think like I think Bridget what's her name Bridget Collins blurbs it it's like similar to her I mean I don't think I've I've ever read her I don't know it reminds me of just any kind of generic British historical-esque thing that I've ever read I don't feel connected to any of the characters gripping exhilarating empowering magnificent fierce intricate I would not prescribe any of those adjectives to this book personally but I know I want to communicate to you that I know a big part of a barrier for this with me is that timeline issue because it's just something that doesn't work for me as a reader right we all have things that work for us don't work for us that's just something it doesn't work for me I think the endings could be interesting they just need to go somewhere I feel like nothing has happened nothing has happened the moment I just put it down to like a 2.5 but I don't think it's bad I don't think it's bad and I think if timeline stuff isn't an issue for you then you may enjoy it I don't know guys I'm just gonna go ahead and finish it I can't believe this has been like one of the most popular releases of the year I feel like in the UK and I'm just I really couldn't care less I could happily DNF it now but I'm not going to I'm gonna finish it and give you my thoughts because at this point I just want to get another book on my like red list for the year because if I've already put in the hours I might as well finish it off let's let's see if it picks up at the end right well I finished it I finished it guys I'm gonna give this 2.5 okay I'm giving us 2.5 I was just bored right and I know and you know we all know that a massive barrier for me in this was the triple timeline I hate her I tell you now I just like I'm I don't care it's like a 300 page novellas where I barely got to know the characters and barely any character development happened you know I don't mind a dual timeline where there's one main timeline I don't like your timeline when there's like two competing for dominance and even though in this one the present day timeline was the one that we felt like we were truly in like you felt like you were in that one and you were kind of using it to learn about the two of the past timelines it still didn't work for me it didn't work for me and like if you're gonna do witches give me a vibe give me like I need a witchy vibe or some kind of vibe it needs to be atmospheric you say witches I say atmosphere like that if they're intrinsically linked and I think perhaps like some of them kind of had a I don't know the violet one is set in 1942 that could have been in the 1920s or even Victorian times like it wasn't distinct the one then 1619 you know I guess but also there was no cohesion right I think that's the problem there was no cohesion because you couldn't really establish a vibe because they were set in such different time timeframes there was no cohesion throughout the book I didn't feel like the pacing was great I didn't care about the characters but if multiple timelines doesn't and here's the thing I don't like read a book and I'm like oh it's I think like dual timelines or triple timelines what about bad I think they're bad I don't it just doesn't work for me okay which doesn't work for me so there's nothing more to say about you I don't know I don't have anything else to say it was boring but it only gets bad I think the writing's okay I can see that other people could enjoy this but for me it's 2.5 but this was the only book that wasn't already on my tbr and that I had to pick up for this video the two books left in this log I'm gonna start yours truly next because my heart feels like it needs cleansing I need something joyful and I really enjoyed part of your world but I've been in it I gave it a four and we're following the best friend from that in this so I'm just gonna read as much as I can tonight I've got the audiobook again for this because I loved the audiobook could part of your world I thought it was such a good audiobook so we just see but yeah I need anything to get I was just boredom guys and oh that was the other thing about wayward I knew that was one other thing I wanted to say the stories were so predictable right I knew where each I knew from the beginning either they're so like archetypal and I like that in some things like I like a good archetypal character and like a murder mystery that's fun right but these stories was I've read them I've read them a hundred times before each of these three stories that you knew exactly where they were going to go you just didn't know maybe quite how they'd get there but you kind of knew what the resolution of all of them would be you just didn't know quite know the path it was pretty predictable anyways we're leaving that in the past and I'm gonna go head and start yours truly I've got my love heart pajamas on I'm in the mood for love guys I'm in the mood for love I am halfway through yours truly this is exactly what I needed off the wayward it's rough it's uh I love it I love it feel alive again guys I am really enjoying yours truly so this is a romance we met Brianna our main girly in part of your world by a few minutes she was the bestie and now she's the main girl it's time to shine a new doctor arrives at the hospital she works at first it's a little bit like I don't know but then they start like writing letters they start writing letters to one another like leaving them leaving them on the locker and then it's like fake dating as well and I don't know maybe like pushing as my second favorite romance author I seem to like science by I was thinking actually I think I gave part of your four in my recollection it's more of a 4.5 actually I would give that a 4.5 now and I'm like do I prefer this to part of your world is it as good okay it's freaking me out I think that's part of a problem with romances when they're like a series is I really compare them because it's like a series but like each romance you're comparing each romance to like another romance whereas fantasy it's like the whole book right we are comparing how does this romance connection hit compared to the previous book anyways I think aviamenez is really good at writing not cringe romance so much romance or like contemporary with the hint of romance books that I read are cringe I hate to break it you guys they I'm they currently cringe okay I'm this is the this is the bottom line everybody was thinking it I just said it okay I have a low cringe parameter when it comes to particularly romance and like contemporary like I can be set off quite easily but no cringe I'm loving them I'm loving them I can't put it down the audiobook is amazing we have both perspectives I think that's the same in part of your world you have you read from both perspectives in the romance and just like seeing how they're feeling towards one another in these situations it's just beautiful it's just loving it I'm loving it it's like I imagine I'm not a kind of girl need to like smile and kick my feet but it's like in my head I'm like and usually I like grump sunshine this isn't grump sunshine usually the only references are it higher grump sunshine he has got like quite severe social anxiety she's definitely the more outgoing one of them but it's like a really nice dynamic but like they're both out these really serious relationships she's just getting divorced from like a 10 year marriage and so neither of them are like oh should we do we but the connections there girly the connections there he's a very lovely giving person but also I feel like we haven't got into like the whole you know there's going to be a third act conflict but I already know I'm not going to get pissed off by it well let me not say that because sometimes it could be miscommunication I feel like these two have got miscommunication in their tool belt I mean almost all romance third act conflicts I've read are some form of miscommunication if someone gets the wrong end of the stick and storms off through either anger or usually like self doubt and insecurity and then they come back together I mean it's usually what it is but I just feel like she's good at writing flaws and my mom was saying that she's read this as well and she was yeah she was saying she's good at writing flawed characters and I feel like she is they're not just like you know amazingly have issues they have something working through I'm really I'm feeling the love I'm feeling the love I'm just going to finish this tonight guys I'm going to go light a candle I'm going to get I'm starting to want to get a little bit or tumble I can't believe I just said that out loud mustard now here's the thing I actually need to speak to you about this like it is insane to me that you American girlies view August as the start of fall because for I know you go back to school the end of August now we go back to school at the start of September so August is the only month in the UK that you have entirely off in the summer holiday so to me August is the month of summer the month of summer usually we've just had a shit weather we've had like no summer where I live I know like we're incredibly lucky in the grand scheme of things like so many places in the world have had extreme heat but I feel like we haven't had a summer so I'm kind of like ready to lean in into the full vibes I'm usually not that kind of girl I am a summer girl but we haven't had any and so unless it miraculously appears I'm kind of ready to lean in so I'm going to light a candle I'm going to get cozy I might put like an ambience video off my laptop and we're going to finish I'm just loving their connection I think they're so sweet I really love them and the fake dating is quite enjoyable fake dating sometimes I don't love that oh it's going to be a wedding as well we're gonna I feel like we're leading up to a wedding is that a sport? No I can tell you that that's right at the beginning his ex-girlfriend is now getting married to his brother I'm gonna complete state of shock I forgot what I was gonna say and he's like trying to be cool with it I'm like my guy you could very easily not be cool but he wants like the family to be okay I'm like oh Jacob you're too kind and precious stop it anyways I'm looking forward to the wedding I hope like she goes down at the wedding that's like the drama in me let's just say the devil made me do it no okay let's just say the devil made me do it I'm really excited I finished yours truly by Abby Jimenez I'm gonna give this a four star I feel like we've had like other than wayward good really good books so far but I just guys I said we were gonna get multiple five stars in this vlog and it hasn't happened I'm just being harsh with my five stars this year apparently only 11 this whole year and a lot of them even aren't like my favorites all-time five stars what's going on anyways I do think I prefer part of your world I do prefer part of your world I prefer the relationship in this and the storyline and like the small town vibes I think I just had more of my kind of vibe and I so that's reason number one it's not five star and reason number two there's only two reasons really reason number two it's not five star is I do think this is a bit long why does a romance need to be basically 400 pages I just don't think a romance ever needs to be at all how long is part of your part of your world is pretty long too to be fair they're both around the same length I just don't I don't think they need to be that long no it's true oh it's true I think we can do bish bash bash we can get it done I think also this is like a minor spoiler but like romance is can you ever spoil them they are not together for a massive portion of this book this is not like a they fall in love quickly and then together then they break up this isn't that's not what this is they're like not together they're fake dating for a lot of book but they're not together for a lot of it and I wish we could have seen a bit more of them like actually in a relationship I felt a little bit blue-balled by it not gonna lie but I think this tackles you know serious issues really well anxiety um stuff around pregnancy you play a big role in the latter half of this book Brianna's brother has I don't know what the correct word is but like kidney failure I believe and I think those issues are all handled really well and I love Abby Jimenez's writing I love her relationships it's just a fourth star for me it takes a lot I've only given one romance oh no yeah but Buena I've given yeah but one is like not like your typical typical romance though it's got a bit more like a literary fiction edge but yeah Buena and the love hypothesis are the only romances I've ever given five stars so it takes a lot I enjoyed it it was fun it was exactly what I needed the moment it was light-hearted I really enjoyed it now we have one book left I've got it in into green to like the you know we gotta match look at the sprayed edges of that can you are they focusing look at that tell me you're not going to cry we have got one book left in the lives of puppets by TJ Klune I'm just going to read this book date I have got no plans no I got no plans today nothing nada I've got no plans other than reading this book and finishing this vlog I'm really excited as you guys know I've given TJ Klune two five stars already with the house of the serenity and under the whispering door they always make me cry so I'm prepared to cry so if we get one more five star it's a favorite author all time I'm really excited all I know is that we're following like a family of of robots I think I'm gonna start it I'll check with you probably on about a hundred pages but I am just really excited to just have a chill day read this book have the best time and live my life anyways let's I'm really this has to be five star I need a five star I just need five stars what is going on why do I not get you five stars anymore what's going on if I just become too picky anyways but don't even know the sounds like coming out I'm a hundred pages in I've read the first hundred pages of In the Lie of the Puppets I don't know I don't know what I'm thinking I don't know if I'm I'm not loving it or what the fuck you better f***ing take that back right now you better f***ing stop right now so story of this is we're following Victor who is a he-man with loads of robots they've got this kind of found family as TJ Klune always does there's always like a found family his dad is like adoptive dad is there and then they've got like a little hoover like a little moving robot hoover and then like a nurse robot who's very like loves pain she's called nurse ratchet which is like a I know that's a thing isn't it it's like a character it's like an evil nurse so she's like that um I think this has been a very slow start I do get the feeling this is a kind of book that could ramp up after like the halfway mark and then you love the second half and forget how the first half was kind of slow but it's slow it's like dragging for me a little bit oh no what's wrong with me I want a five star TJ Klune should give me a five star but I'm just a bit but nothing's happened they've found this is the first hundred pages it's not a spoiler they found another robot and the scrap heap and they're like trying to put him back together and save him so he's going to be a character throughout this as well there's no intrigue for me really all we've been doing is like making robots and explaining this little tree house that they live in that's like on the cover and on the spine and like we've had character development so far I'm just not loving it guys I don't know what to say to you I don't want to talk about it what is going on I'm actually quite upset at one point I want to come outside and have a little cry I don't want to talk I don't want to chat I want to chit chat I want to kiki I don't want to I'm hoping it will ramp up but for me there's nothing there's nothing about the world that is making me want to read on something about the writing I mean obviously I love TJ Klune's writing but something about it I'm feeling disconnected from I'm feeling disconnected from the characters whereas usually I kind of fall in love with his character straight away it doesn't have I don't think the same cozy feel to it that house of serenity and under the whispering door have it feels quite different tonally and I just think perhaps I wasn't expecting that it feels a bit like whiplash I'm like what what the fuck is going on like this isn't what I expected so maybe I need to like get rid of any expectations but I'm really hoping that my enjoyment of this picks up because it's feeling like a drag it's feeling like something I'm having to force myself through at the moment I don't want to do this anymore I don't want to be the reason why guys it's not hitting life could be worse no not really this is the worst this is the worst this is the worst it is not hitting how a tj klune book should hit it's not it's not what is going on I don't want to I can't do this I can't do this I'm like 250 pages in I fall asleep whilst reading it once I'm really I'm not loving it what I can't even I can't even contemplate this being a reality I'm kind of in denial like I'm just I'm not it's not happening it's like a three maybe even a 2.5 probably not his thing in enjoyment this is probably a three but I am in shock right I've only ever given tj klune five stars the idea of how little I'm into this is astounding that I'm like the disappointment like takes away another half a rating I cannot believe what is happening to give you vibes it's Pinocchio retelling kind of it's also got Wizard of Oz vibes which I do like but I'm bored as fuck it's not hitting like it is trying to make emotional found family you know what it means to be human points like it's trying to like you know what tj klune books try to tap into something like meaningful I'm not connecting me and it we're not vibing usually his points on like oh my god so poignant yes let's get into it I'm like okay okay I was in pure shock I thought I might have misheard I don't even know how to move on from this I don't know how to like live a life after this this is one of the most traumatic experiences I've ever gone through the characters are fine like the little hoover vacuum guy is funny I oh by the way I caved and got the audio book I was like I'm not into this maybe you're gonna make it better it has a little bit I really like the voice that the audio book writer does for the vacuum guy but at the end of the day so much of our cast is robots and they are one note in their characterization they have they have a stick all these robots they have a stick which you know they keep being a promise that they're gonna like learn and grow wherever they are but they are but like it's still the stick they are the yet to evolve from their stick the stick is funny if this has been a novella it's too long why is it this long nothing has really happened in 250 pages well things have happened but not 250 pages worth guys guys I'm in denial this cannot be happening I'm gonna finish this tonight by the way I'm gonna finish log tonight I'm gonna finish this tonight I've got that much left right I've read that much what is happening I'm not loving a tj clone I'm not feeling like emotional I'm not feeling like it's warm and cozy and I'm not feeling like it's saying his books have always spoken to me so much you're under the whispering door I view as like you know really changed the way I view grief at a moment that that really mattered to me and this I'm I could not give less a fuck about anything in it I'm gonna finish it guys what I how am I supposed to live okay I literally just finished in the lives of puppets it's like 10 o'clock at night no it's 20 to 10 it's not quite 10 o'clock I literally just finished it and I'm gonna oh this one's tricky actually I'd say that last section that I just read was probably like a four star actually I did enjoy that last section from page 250 to 400 whether but the first heart first 250 pages was was uh 2.5 so I think I'm gonna set one of three I could be convinced to give it a 3.5 but then I'm gonna round it down to a three on goodies anyway I'm gonna go with a three a three is my instinct it's a three star is it no let's go 3.5 I'm giving it 3.5 but I am gonna round down to a three on good reason I've gotten over my sadness because I did enjoy that last bit but like I didn't enjoy it on tj clone levels and the the messaging didn't connect with me I didn't feel like at times it was kind of on the nose and at times I was like I don't actually know what this book is trying to say like what's it trying to do I think it's a bit different to some of his other books and I think if you go in with that expectation it might be okay for you I just it it's a bit forgettable for me it's beyond belief which is just beyond belief I don't think the characters land I don't think the messaging lands until the very end but like I want to be connected to you throughout right I want to be connected throughout I felt like a lot happened in this last bit oh I just guys I don't want to talk about it but it's not terrible we're giving it 3.5 but I just expected a five star from this I cannot believe we didn't have a single five star that was whole vlog let's rank actually what we've read on this vlog in terms of my enjoyment this is my order wayward at the bottom the house with good bones at the top I would put yours truly above yellow face I've just been feeling like I think yellow face is amazing but I just think again similar to I guess tj clone with rebeck RF quang like it's not quite as I don't know the poppy the poppy water energy and babble feel so massive right they feel so influential they feel so they feel like such a gargantuan undertaking I don't know the right word for it and yes yellow face is influential within what it's saying about the publishing industry and it's important but I just feel like there was a gravitas too maybe it's because they're like fantastical and like we associate that kind of gravitas with like fantastical stuff that was in RF quang's previous works that I don't think is quite in yellow face because I think I kind of liked that from her like I liked it's almost like pretentious isn't it they're like oh these are like you know saying so much and they're long and they're these big novels and they're like take your agents to read them and they're intimidating and yellow face isn't that but I think I kind of liked that from her I don't know this is like 10 o'clock at night thoughts okay but I'm glad we've done this vlog because I have read well wayward not but the other four were 2020 three releases that I was so excited for and so looking forward to and books that I wanted to prioritize reading so I'm glad that I finally got around to it but we have mixed successes my number one recommendation is probably a house of good bones by teacon fisher this was my favorite anyways I hope you enjoyed this vlog I don't know how long it's gonna be but thank you for watching anyways let me know if you've read any of these and your thoughts on them I would love to know if you have different thoughts to me did you love analyzed puppets did you not like house of good bones I'm about to sneeze um thank you guys so much for watching if you got to the end comment a yellow or a green heart because if we ignore wayward we did have a fantastic color scheme with these four so comment a yellow or a green heart if you got to the end thank you guys so much for watching and I'll see you very soon in another video bye


And now we will be happy to be able to answer any questions you have. Yes? Has China been investigating the way that other countries, like Japan, have tackle similar problems? Thank you for your question. It's a difficult question to answer. Our presentation focused mainly on China itself, and we haven't looked much at the approach other countries have taken. I'm sure that experts in China have looked at those other situations. I'm not sure if the government is going to take any advice from other countries to solve this problem, but that's definitely an issue to look into. Do you have any information on this issue you could share with us? No, I was just curious. Good. It's always great when people want to know more. And now we'll be happy to answer any questions you have. Is there anything you did not understand, or anything that you think we did not cover clearly? Yes? Do you think the one child policy should be relaxed rather than removed, maybe allowing people to have more children if they pay a fee? Oh, that's an interesting question. Yes, but it raises some ethical points. Yes, that's true. For example, it would mean that rich people could have as many children as they want, but poor people would be rejected. It's quite discriminatory. Don't you agree? Yes, I suppose so. I didn't think of that. Thank you for your question, though.


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Welcome to Toffy TV, it is the Everton News Daily. Everton have secured the signing of Josh King in for the rest of the season from Bournemouth. The news broke around seven o'clock this evening, I haven't put a bid in for him. Fulham had also had a deal accepted for him as well. Two deals we were told were quite different. Fulham's deal was a contract but with a release course in the summer Fulham didn't stay up. Everton's is actually more of a loan. The players had a contract in the summer with Bournemouth. We've basically secured his services for the rest of the season and then the situation will be looked at and the player will be available for a permanent deal or if he doesn't do what Everton want him to do, Everton can release him. He's free to do what he wants. I didn't have to win, win personally. I think the player has to prove himself at Everton and Everton don't get bogged down with going in with large wages for a player who's 29 and could easily fail at Everton. He's been in the championship for the whole season, hasn't really set the world on fire but has been a decent player in the Premier League in the last few years and I haven't been really looking for cover. The forward line is really bad isn't it? Dominal Cavern living with Charleston and now we've got another one into cover so we've obviously seen a lot of outs and I know there was a worry about him coming in, Josh King coming in but I think looking at the terms of the deal I think it's a win-win. I think most people would be pretty happy with this. I don't know what it will cost Everton at this moment to secure him but for it to be the rest of the season for him to have to prove himself to get a long-time Everton deal, I think that's smart business by Everton who have done smart business recently. So let's hope that he comes in, proves himself, does the job and yeah, I mean as I'm sitting here it still hasn't been confirmed but the deal sheet's in so Evan have got the time now to sort it all out in the next hour as I record this so good news on that front and someone who we hope will do well forever and I don't think he's available for the Leeds game but will be available for the game on Saturday against Manchester United. With just one in, there was a lot of outs today, Ceng Towson was confirmed to have made his deal to Beshitas, the long deal that has gone through which is really good news and hopefully it's a long to the end of the season, hopefully he does well and if he does well for take he's well, hopefully that deal will be made payment, he'll have I think he's got a year left on his contact at the end of the season. John Joe Kenny secured a move to Celtic again I think his deal's not up till 2022, hopefully he can go to Celtic do well and that will mean that he can kick on and make a move somewhere in the summer. Benny Benningmees moved to Derby County again another players contact ends a year in the summer 2022, hasn't really worked for Benny, went on loan to Wigan and got a bad injury or got an injury missed half of the season when he was there but he's you know, Wayne Rooney the manager of Derby knows him, he's played him, he's trained with him when he was at Everton so hopefully he does well for Derbyn and you know helps him secure championship status this season under Wayne Rooney and Anthony Gordon's moved to Preston North End which is you know to help his development for Everton. He hasn't been getting too many games of late and I think this is a brilliant move for him, hopefully he'll play like Jarrod Branford is at Blackburn and Branford's been excellent so far, he was a man of the match at the weekend. After a couple of really good you know starts to his Blackburn career on loan so hopefully it's the same for Anthony Gordon and he can progress, it's exactly what he needs at this stage of his career. Bernard didn't leave the move he was having to, I think it was the UAE team, El Nasa, that fell through unfortunately and that looked like that was going to stop Everton from bringing anyone in but he did the deal, a very smart deal to bring Josh King in. Obviously the other move as well was Jonas Lasall who moved to FC Midland, one of his old clubs I think and so that's a really good move for him so Everton got Balasi out as well, no move for Besic which is sad it'll be interesting to see what Everton do with him, he's come into the last six months of his deal with Everton to terminate his contact and let him go elsewhere. It's not really seen sight of the sound of him, certainly haven't showed him anyway, not really sure if he's training or not with the under 23s but it'll be interesting to see if Everton terminates his contact now and get another one out. Everton have done brilliantly to get rid of all these plays recently so sadly a lot of them were on loans rather than payments but Everton have been getting that squad down. It did leave us a little bit short but obviously with the signing of Josh King Everton I feel like he can get through to the end of the season. Another news the under 23s won tonight at Derby County, 3-1 Nathan Broaddeg got a couple and Thierry Small scored as well so brilliant for him as well. There you go this has been the Everton news daily on a very very busy day for the Toffees, there you go let us know your thoughts in the comments make sure to give this video a like subscribe if you haven't and if you want more great videos join us on Patreon where we do daily live shows see you later.


I'm Michael Vunch, I'm the plant pathologist here at the NDSU Carington Research Center and we do and we have for a long time done extensive fungicide testing for management of acyclicitoblite of chickpeas. Anyone who grows chickpeas or knows anyone who has grown chickpeas knows that acyclicitoblite is the major limiting factor for chickpea production and obviously under severe disease pressure can cause complete crop loss in chickpeas. Under more moderate disease pressure though it can also cause really severe losses not only in yield but also quality. So acyclicitoblite of course produces foliar lesions which reduce the ability of the plant to capture sunlight and convert that sunlight into sugars and food but it also produces stem lesions that can girdle the stem and keep the water from flowing up the plant, kill off the upper plant but beyond that it also causes pod lesions and the pod lesions are really a problem. When the disease develops very early in the pod development and the developing seeds inside there will often abort completely resulting in empty pods. When the disease develops a little bit later the seeds will still develop but they will often be smaller in size and in other cases and very often actually develop disease lesions on them and so they become necrotic and that seed discoloration is a major quality factor. Seed size is of course another quality factor so these pod lesions result in both seed size reductions and discoloration problems which both impact quality and can result in the chickpea crop being headed to an animal feed market rather than human consumption which drastically reduces the price. So management of acyclicitoblite is really critically important. Now over the years and I have been here, this is my 11th field season, I have worked with chickpea growers and crop advisors for almost the duration of that period and one of the recurring themes I hear over and over again is that such and such fungicide no longer works. Sometimes it's proline no longer works. Sometimes it's priaxer no longer works. But I hear this over and over and over again. Now the acyclicitoblite pathogen has developed resistance to the frac-11, the QOI are also known as strebilion fungicides. In which case the strebilion fungicides they really don't work. But what we find with proline and priaxer and these other fungicides that either have a triazole, frac-3 or an STHI, frac-7, mode of action is that when we use them the next year they work again. And so in this case fungicide resistance has not developed and indeed we haven't recorded it in our laboratory assays. Okay? Instead what's going on here is that under very high disease pressure the fungicide gets overwhelmed by the pathogen. Okay? And what we have found by analyzing all of our efficacy trial results, all the times we've ever tested fungicides for their efficacy in field trials from 2007 all the way through 2019 here in Carrington, out in Minot, over in Wilson, at the irrigated research site east of Wilson in Hoffland. What we find by analyzing all those data is that under low disease pressure you can use just about any registered fungicide. As the disease pressure increases the most effective fungicides still work to a certain point and at a certain point every fungicide gets overwhelmed and the fungicides really differ at the point at which they get overwhelmed. And what we find by plotting the disease pressure as recorded in the non-treater control relative to the yield gain conferred by the fungicide as the disease pressure increases the yield gain conferred by the fungicide keeps on increasing and increasing and increasing to a point. For proline the inflection point is a 50 on a 0-100 scale quantifying disease pressure in the non-treater control across the season. And then after that inflection point the yield conferred by the fungicide actually starts to drop as disease pressure increases. For Proaxer that inflection point is earlier at 44. For Verticin applied at 20 to 20.6 fluid ounces the high rate it's even earlier at 41. But with all of the fungicides for which we've done enough testing to rigorously look at the response of fungicide relative to disease pressure we see the same thing. Disease pressure as it increases will eventually overwhelm the fungicide. The most effective fungicides hang on longer the least effective fungicides fall off earlier. But we still come into this problem well what do you use when it's really cool and wet for an extended period and we're really worried about ascokytoblite. And what we have found really through just a stroke of luck is that back in 2015 we tested a tank mix of a contact fungicide chlorothalinol in this case bravo weather was the commercial formulation with proline so we mixed the two together and we applied that tank mix in this case sequentially all season long normally you would rotate but in these testing in these studies when we're testing efficacy we often apply the same product over and over and what we found there is that we got this drastic improvement in disease control and drastic improvement in yield so we kept on testing it we have now tested this tank mix 11 times every single time we have tested it whether it's here out in Williston or at an on farm site south of my not what we have found is that we consistently improved disease control and or yield and often the improvement is statistically significant and when we get to really high disease pressure is the only way to get a clean field of chickpeas and it's the only thing that doesn't get overwhelmed but the really the interesting part of this is that we're seeing the response even at low disease pressure across three field trials in which we had a lot of moderate pressure we average 750 pound yield gain from proline alone and an additional 800 pound yield gain when we added the bravo weather stick i.e. we more than double our response to the fungicide and under higher disease pressure we're seeing about a 400 to 450 pound on average yield gain from adding the bravo but that's not even the smallest part of it because we're able to produce very clean chickpeas which means we're able to get clean seeds without necrotic lesions and without the shriveled smaller seeds and so it's higher quality the big critical question that we're trying to address this year is do we have to use bravo weather stick bravo weather stick is only one of multiple formulations of chlorothalinol and unfortunately it happens to be the most expensive one and so we are testing this year ecuse 720 from and that corporation and praise from winfield united as alternatives and seeking to learn whether or not those can be utilized with equal success at this point we don't know our testing is focused on bravo weather stick but we hope to learn that for more information including the rate response what we have learned in rate response go to the end issue kerington website google end issue kerington click on plat pathology and scroll down to find the information on chickpeas you'll find a set of slides there that give you information on optimizing the employment of tank mixes with chlorothalinol ok thank you for your time behind me are our chickpea studies this year we have six acres of chickpea fungicide efficacy studies this year just like we did last year we do a lot of work on this on the subject thank you for your time


Okay, so let's try this one that you guys are using. So, a lot of you want me to do. What's the conjugate acid of F minus? And we'll throw this one in here too, the acetate anion. So, the fluoride anion. All you got to do to figure out the conjugate acid of something is take what it is already and add a proton to it. Okay, so we got F minus here. If we add H plus, right? It goes to H. Okay, notice that the plus and the minus cancel each other out so there's no charge here. Okay, and then you just put the H and the F together. Okay, so let's do the same thing for this. Right? We want to find the conjugate acid of the acetate anion. So, all we want to do is add H plus, right? For our proton. And when we do that, the plus cancels the minus out, right? And we get CH3C00H. So, this is the base. This is the conjugate acid. This is the base. This is the conjugate acid. Okay? Okay.


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All right, so now we're to the main topic for this lecture right here. That is, we are here to the fundamental theorem of linear algebra. Now, this thing is a really long thing to describe. But bear with me here. The fundamental theorem of linear algebra, it really is a picture. That's how we want to think of it. But let's state the statements quickly. Let's consider an m by n matrix A. And let's take, then any vector v that lives inside of fn, which notice A is an m by n matrix, any vector v and fn can be decomposed uniquely as a sum of vectors. v into two pieces will call it v rho and v null. The reason for the names is that v rho will live inside of the row space. And v null will live inside the null space. As we've seen before, the row space is perpendicular to the null space. That is, the row space is the orthogonal complement of the null space. And so if you consider the linear system A v equals B, then it turns out that v rho is a particular solution of the linear system A x equals B. So notice the difference here that x is a variable here. So it's a bucket waiting for someone to place a vector in it. And we're saying that v is a specific vector you can put in there. In fact, v rho is a particular solution to that one. And it's the solution of shortest length. That is, there's no solution to A x equals B that's shorter than v rho. And v null is going to be the solution is a solution associated to the homogeneous system A x equals 0. Now if we flip to the transpose, it's also true that if you take the vector w, any w and fm there, it'll be decomposed uniquely as a sum of two vectors, w column and w left null. These right here and this up here is just the orthogonal decomposition we talked about before. W column will be inside the column space. W left null will be inside the left null space. By duality, the column space is the orthogonal complements to the left null space. And if we look at any equation A transpose w equals B, then w column will be a particular solution of the system A ty equals B of shortest length again. And the vector w left null will be a solution to the homogeneous system A ty equals 0. And some other things we've observed is that the rank of A plus the nullity of A is equal to n. This is commonly known as the rank nullity theorem. The dual principle there is that the co-rank plus the co-nullity will always equal m, sorry, number of rows is m, n is the number of columns. And the rank of A always equals the co-rank of A, which is the number of pivots in the echelon form. So that's the statement and that was quite verbose. I apologize for that. But really when it comes to the fundamental theorem of linear algebra, really the result is a picture that I want to illustrate you here. So think of the subspace here in green as the row space, and then next to the row space is the null space. Okay, here's the null space. Now what we know about the row space in the null space is that these are orthogonal complements. So the only thing that lives in both the row space and the null space is the zero vector. Otherwise everything between the two is orthogonal to each other. And so if you put them together, you end up with the domain, which is f, n. All right, now let's come to the other side. If we take the co-domain of our transformation, you have over here the column space of A, the column space, and then there's also the left null space, left null space. These two vector spaces are likewise orthogonal complements to each other. They meet at a right angle, and the only thing that lives in both of them is the zero vector. But if you put the two spaces together, you get all of the co-domain fm. And let's see, the dimension of the null space, like you mentioned before, that was our rank and the rank, I'm sorry, the nullity for the null space here, that's n minus p. If we come back to the row space, its dimension is the rank, which would be p. For the column space, its dimension is likewise the co-rank, which is equal to p. So you see the quality there. And then the dimension of the left null space, the co-nullity, this is m minus p. And so I want us to mention how points move around in this picture. So if we were to take a generic vector v that lives inside this space, okay? Well, it can be broken into two pieces. There's one piece, which we called v-row, and there's this other piece, which we called v-null. So if you put these two pieces together, if you add them, v-row plus v-null, you get back v. Now let's say that v maps over to some vector b over here in the column space. It'll live inside the column space. Well, the row vector that is the vector row will map to that exact same thing, and the vector v-null maps to the zero vector. So the v-null parts doing really nothing through the transformation, it just vanishes v and v-row mapped to the exact same place, right? On the other hand, the left null space is entirely missed by this transformation T. A is the matrix representation of this transformation T. There's nothing in the null space that can get hit. The stuff that we are missing is the null space. The only things we can hit is inside of the column space. And so in particular, when you take all of the vectors v, we take all the vectors v, the shortest, the shortest vector that maps to b is gonna be this v-row. And so this is sort of like a minimum and optimization to this linear system of equations here. And so I wanna show you exactly how one can compute this v-row or x-row in this situation. So let's take a system of equations, three negative, three negative two, first row, negative five, four, three, second row, and one negative five, negative two, third row. If this at all looks familiar, this is the same matrix we've been playing with this whole time. But let's take a different vector b over here, three negative four, five. This is not the y that we talked about before. Let's actually find a solution to this system equation that lives inside the row space. So the first thing we're gonna do is we're gonna first solve, we're gonna solve for the general solution. And we've done this before, solve for the general solution. Well, we have our matrix augmented with the column, we row reduce it, we get something of the following form, the following RREF, you can see that here. And so pulling this thing apart, what are some things we can notice? We have two pivot columns, the first and the second. So our third column represents a free variable. So let's start off by setting the free variable equal to zero. If x3 is equal to zero, then this would suggest that x1 is equal to zero, x2 is equal to negative one. And like we said, x3 was zero. So it has to do with this number here and this number here. All right. Then the next part, we have one free variable and the spinner that's associated to this free variable is we're gonna look at these numbers right here and we're gonna take their negation. So this corresponds to the third variable, so we put a one right there. And so we're gonna get positive one third right here and negative one third right here. Now, if you don't like the fractions, you can replace them. Cause after all, since it's just the spanner of the null space of the matrix, you can times everything by three and that doesn't change the span. So maybe I'll call it a different parameter T now. So we get three, I'm sorry, one times everything by three one, negative one and three. So one negative one three gives us a basis for the null space of A that doesn't require any fractions. So this right here is the general solution. All solutions to the system will look like T minus one minus T and three T. Every solution. So in particular, X row is gonna look like this cause that's a particular solution just looking for the shortest one. Now, how can we find X row using this? Cause we have basically to get the pick a choice for T. Well, one possibility is we could take the length of this and we then wanna choose T to be minimum to T to minimize, I should say. But that turns into essentially a calculus problem and optimization problem for maybe from a calculus one or something. So I wanna provide a linear way of trying to solve this. And the idea is gonna be the following right here. Remember that the row space is the orthogonal compliment to the null space. And since we now have a solution, we have a basis to the homo, we have a basis to the null space which is the general solution to the homogenous system of equations. We can take our vector X row and we take the dot product with each and every basis vector for the null space. And that should equal zero. And so if you take what we got for X row a moment ago, T, negative one minus T, three T, and we dot this with the vector one, negative one, three, which was again, a basis elements for the null space there. That should equal zero. And if we do the dot product, we're gonna get one times T, which is a T, you get negative one times negative one minus T. So that's gonna be a one plus T and then we're gonna get a nine T. Right there. And so this will all equal zero. Combining like terms, we get 11 T plus one equals zero. Thus, 11 T equals negative one or T equals negative one, 11s. Now this gives us the parameter. This is the parameter for which we should plug into the general solution. And this will then give us our X row. And so if we plug that in X row there, so we get negative one, 11th for T, we're gonna get negative one plus 11th, right? That's gonna give us negative 10, 11th. And then three times negative 11th, 11th is negative 3, 11th. And so this right here gives us our X row. And so by the calculation we did before, we can see that this is in fact in the row space because it's orthogonal to the null space one, negative one, three. One can also check it's a solution to the system. Just plug in those numbers, negative 11th into the system. Here, negative 10, 11th's here and negative 3, 11th's there. I'll leave it up to you as an exercise to check that this does solve the system. And this is also the shortest vector one could do. You can't get rid of the fractions this time because we're not trying to change the vector. Earlier we were able to times play fractions because we didn't change the span. We can change the span and set though, but we do need to keep this vector right here. This gives us our shortest vector which solves the system of equations. Now, if the null space had a nullity greater than one, then these equate, this right here, there might be more than one equation. You're gonna take X row times each and every basis element to the null space. And that might actually give you a system of equations for which you solve for all the multiple parameters as well. And so that concludes section 4.6. From watching this video I should hope you're ready to go work on the homework. If you have any questions, feel free to post a comment down below. I'll be glad to answer anyone's questions or have a further discussion about the topics of this lecture if you would like. If you liked this video and want to see more like it, feel free to subscribe and let your friends know this can be fun. All right, I will see you next time. Have a great day, bye.


Next question is from Ali P. Fitt. Do thermogenic fat burners actually do anything? Oh. Who picked these questions today? I did, bro. Look at how fun. You were going down like the super old school bodybuilder. Well, these are all questions that we've answered probably a hundred times. But back in the days, we haven't talked about some of this stuff in a long time, but I'm glad you are, because I just got a text message yesterday from a buddy of mine who sent me over like some supplement company that I'd never heard of. And he's like, oh, my friend of a friend started this. Could you look at him and just tell me what you think and at first glance, I'm like, oh, it's pretty standard. There's no proprietary blends. It looks like the non-GMO.  I was like, so it's, and those are the most popular, right? Those are sold the most. Well, because it's targeting the pain point that everybody has. I know, I know. But yeah, it is worthless. Absolutely worthless. I mean, you're talking, we talk about the analogy of supplements being like the spoiler on the Honda. Like fat burners, I don't even know where that would. Do the sticker. That's the air freshener. There you go. That's a sticker on the car. That's what I was looking for. That's the K&N sticker on the car. Yes, a sticker.  Thermogenic meaning that they increase the amount of calorie burn in the body. Do they do that to some extent, maybe a little bit.  Why do they work for some people? Cause they do for some people.  Back in the day, the most popular fat burn, the one that was supported by studies was the ephedra caffeine aspirin stack, the good old ECA stack. You felt that. Now you took it and you would lose weight. And people were like, this is burning body fat. No, not necessarily. It's a very strong, stimulant and appetite suppressant. So if you take it throughout the day, cause these are recommended taking three servings, right? I don't care if it was hydroxy cut or. It was like legal math. Or Xenodrin or what I did was I just bought each of them independently and took my own. You take them three times a day. They suppress your appetite.  And that's where the weight loss comes from. Now that and then the movement and the jitter. You bring up lots of energy. Yeah, you bring up something like Adderus leg and all that kind of stuff.  You're so amped and jittery and moving all day. So those little ticks all day long add up. So you figure all that moving and the suppressing of the appetite. This is where the magic comes in. It's not because something in that supplement is actually burning fast. Right, now someone may be watching or listening and think, oh, that's a good idea. It's what I want. I wanna suppress my appetite and I wanna be hyped and be energized. So here's the problem. The body adapts very fast to those effects. Receptors start to get down-regulated. Your body stops producing or starts producing less of its own energy-producing chemicals. And in a very short period of time, okay, let's use caffeine as an example. That's a very common stimulant. Everybody uses caffeine. Think back to when you first used it, how amazing you felt. Now think about how it feels now to take it months or years later when you have it every morning.   They work in the short term, but then your body adapts and now I need them just to feel normal.  You have a lower energy, you feel like dirt and your appetite goes through the roof through this period of this process. So what you end up seeing with this, if there is weight loss, is you see weight loss, plateau, weight gain when you go off. So no, fat burners are, unless you want the energy and you want the appetite-suppressing effects and you don't mind that it's short term and you have a plan for post-rebound or whatever, which most people don't, but if you do, then maybe there's some specific value, but I never in my life recommended thermogenic fat burners to clients. I've never in my life said to a client, I know we're trying to burn body fat. I don't wanna say never. I actually did back in the day when we were taught that this was effective. Once I learned that this is totally ineffective and probably doing people harm, I never would tell people to take a fat burner to help them burn body fat.