Hello everyone, welcome back to another session in dentistry and more today we have an ulcer-like lesion in oral cavity that is necrotizing salometaplasia. So some of the lesions we get the answer from the title itself. So we have three words necrotizing, salo and metaplasia. Necrotizing is nothing but necrosis the death of tissues, it's more like an ulcer lesion and salo means salivary glands and metaplasia is a change of shape. So we have seen hyperplasia, hyperplasia, aplasia, dysplasia. So metaplasia is nothing but it is the beginning of a malignant transformation, the change of shape. So necrotizing salometaplasia is a ulcer-like lesion which is present in the salivary gland. So let's see the details of necrotizing salometaplasia. Necrotizing salometaplasia which is not very common, it is an uncommon local destructive inflammatory condition on the salivary glands. So the cause of this lesion is not known but they believe it as a result of ischemia of the salivary tissue which further leads to local infarction. So ischemia happens which leads to the infarction of the salivary glands. So when there is ischemia, there will not be no blood supply, there will not be no oxygen, the ATP production is lost and there will not be any glucose, it leads to infarction. So what are the predisposing factors? Predisposing factors are traumatic injuries, dental infections, it could be ill-fitting, ventures, upper respiratory tract infections and the adjacent tumors and the previous tumors of the same location. So in some cases, however it may occur without any known predisposing factors. Let's move on to the clinical features. So it most frequently develops in the palatal salivary glands. So that is hard palate is more involved than the soft palate. So the two-third of the cases, okay two-third of the cases that is in palatal they are unilateral. So palatal cases are mostly unilateral with the rest being bilateral or midline in location. So majority of the cases are unilateral and other clinical features it has been reported in others minor salivary gland sites also and occasionally in the parotid gland. Most commonly it is seen in on hard palate but it is also reported in minor salivary glands and also the parotid gland. Whereas a submantibular and sublingual are very rarely affected, submantibular and sublingual, they are very rarely affected by this necrotizing salometoplasia and it is most commonly in adults and the main groups have the prediction over the females. So it appears initially as a non ulcerated swelling and it is mostly associated with pain and parasitia with a crater like ulcer, crater like it is like a depression, okay depression like ulcer which can range from less than 1 centimeter or up to 5 centimeter in diameter and which appears within 2 to 3 weeks. And histopathological features the microscopic appearance of this necrotizing salometoplasia is characterized by a scenar necrosis that is salivary gland, a scenar necrosis in early lesions followed by associated squamous metoplasia of the salivary gland decks. In early lesions the scenar necrosis and further advanced lesion it causes the squamous metoplasia of the salivary decks and the treatment it is basically a self limiting condition and most instances it heals unevenfully without causing any much problems it heals it is a self limiting condition. So that is all about necrotizing salometoplasia it is a ulcer which is seen mainly on the palate that is heart palate due to ischemia and further it is leading to infarction. These are the predisposing factors, traumatic injuries, infictions, ill fitting dentures, upper respiratory tract infection and other tumors heart palate is most involved, adults and men are involved pain and parasitia and most common is a crater like ulcers which is seen within 2 to 3 weeks and there will be very rare chances for submandibular and sublegal gland sometimes it is seen on the minor salivary glands and also parotid glands but mostly heart palate and asinine necrosis and squamous metoplasia of salivary decks in histopathology features and it is a self limiting condition. So that is all about necrotizing salometoplasia it is a short note which has been asking in pathology or pathology. So I will come up with a new topic in the industry and thank you.


Item Number – SCP-417 Object Class – Euclid Potentially Keter Special Containment Procedures – Due to SCP-417's inability to be moved safely, SCP-417 remains stationary and the area surrounding SCP-417, 2.58 km2 approximately, is patrolled by guards and bordered with a chain-link fence topped with barbed wire. Civilians are informed that a small village with a highly virulent plague is being quarantined until further notice. Trespassers are to be shot on sight. Only Class D personnel are permitted to directly handle and work with SCP-417. As wild animals seem to instinctively eschew SCP-417, no action need to be taken against animals seen in the enclosed area. All victims bitten by SCP-4171 may be granted immediate euthanasia on request, and their body is to be placed in a sealed container and cremated immediately. Those that do not request will have the same immediate termination, except in the case of test subjects. Description – SCP-417 resembles an African baobab tree in general size and structure, though it lacks leaves, giving it a dead appearance. Its bark has a drab off-color appearance. Despite the absence of leaves, SCP-417 bears fruit every sundown. Small buds form as the sun rises, and the fruit grows and matures quickly over the course of the day, before ripening into pomegranate-sized, hard-husked fruit. This fruit has dark purple-black skin and a mostly smooth texture that grows pebbly as it becomes overripe. Its hard husk may be cut or peeled away by hand or with tools. Removal of the skin reveals no fruit or pulp, but a hollow cavity containing several insects, collectively known as SCP-4171. The appearance and species of SCP-4171 change from fruit to fruit, as well as the scope of the ensuing swarm. SCP-4171 will unanimously attack anything that moves, with startlingly painful bites. Within the first few minutes, bites sustained from the swarm swell into painful red sores, with minor puncture wounds. No known remedy will soothe the pain of the bites. In 5% of the recorded cases, bites have no lasting effect, and the swelling and pain reduce after a few days. 45% of the time, those bitten will begin to have convulsions and suffer from a fatal heart attack within several hours. At that stage, their body will rot and dissolve at an accelerated rate. In the area where their body had been, a new tree will begin to grow over the course of the next few days. In the remaining 50%, after an indeterminate period of 2-24 hours, those afflicted begin to complain of severe pains and muscle atrophy, expelling flesh by data expunged, appear to coincide with the approximate mass of SCP-4171. While growing, the plague trees, as they have been dubbed, are vulnerable to being felled, incineration, and conventional herbicides. SCP-417 cannot be moved, as all attempts to fell or shift the original tree result in severe agitation of the branches, causing all instances of the fruit to fall to the ground, splitting and releasing massive swarms of SCP-4171. Thankfully, SCP-4171 does not seem to survive for longer than 1-2 hours, dying with little incident. If the fruit of SCP-417 is not picked or shaken off the branches, it simply rots on the branches and falls to the ground, with no ill effects. Addendum 417A Although SCP-417 is currently listed as a Euclid-class item, its potential for spreading has sparked some argument over a possible transfer to Keter-class. Addendum 417B Notable specimens of 4171 World-dozen creatures resembling black widow spiders, except with only four long cricket-like legs each that allowed for them to make astonishingly long, fast jumps, 20 wasps with red and orange stripes and wings, similar to those of a butterfly, capable of surprisingly fast flight, a single black millipede, 5 meters long, curled into a ball inside the fruit. Addendum 417A Lesson Complete If you missed the previous orientation, go watch SCP-416 Infinite Forest, right now, or for the complete course, watch this playlist.


Listening Library presents Who Was Marco Polo by Joan Hollab. Read for you by Kevin Parasau. Who Was Marco Polo? Marco Polo lived in Venice, Italy more than 750 years ago. Back then, in the 1200s, most people spent their whole lives right where they were born. But not Marco. He made an 11,000 mile trip to China and back, and he became the most famous traveler in Europe. Not just because he made such a long and dangerous trip, although hardly anyone else in Europe had done this at the time, but because he wrote a book about his adventure. Like his father and uncle, Marco was a merchant. The Polos wanted to go to Asia to bring back silk, spices, and other expensive goods to sell in Europe. Marco was a teenager when he went off to China. He didn't return to Italy for 24 years. China's ruler was named Kubla Khan. He liked Marco and sent him to nearby countries to spy. Marco took notes about the places he saw and the customs of the people he met. He used these notes to write a book about his travels. Reading his book was the way many Europeans learned about Asia. 200 years later, explorers such as Christopher Columbus and Vasco de Gamma read Marco's book. It made them want to reach Asia too, but they hoped to find an easier route. Was everything in Marco's book true? Historians think he exaggerated here and there. Some even think he never went to China at all. Still, his book made him famous around the world. What is the true story of Marco Polo? 1. A Family of Merch


From theCUBE Studios in Palo Alto in Boston, bringing you data-driven insights from theCUBE and ETR. This is Breaking Analysis with Dave Vellante. Snowflake, they love the stock at 400 and hate it at 165. That's the nature of the business, I guess, especially in this crazy cycle over the last two years of lockdowns, free money, exploding demand, and now rising inflation and rates. But with the Fed providing some clarity on its actions, the time has come to really dig into the fundamentals of companies. And there's no tech company that's more fun to analyze than Snowflake. Hello and welcome to this week's Wikibon Cube Insights, powered by ETR. In this Breaking Analysis, we look at the action of Snowflake stock since its IPO, why it's behaved the way it has, how some sharp traders are looking at the stock, and most importantly, what customer demand looks like. The stock has really provided some great theater since its IPO. I know people who got in at 120 before the open and I know lots of people who kind of held their noses and bought the stock on day one at over 300, a day when it closed at around 240, that first day of trading. Snowflake hit 164 this week, it's all-time low as a public company. As my college roommate, Chip Simington, a longtime trader told me, when great companies trade at all-time lows because of panic, it's worth taking a shot. He did. Now, of course, the stock could go lower. There's geopolitical risk and the stock with a $64 billion market cap is expensive for a company that's forecast to do around $2 billion in product revenue this year. And remember, I don't recommend stocks, you shouldn't take my advice and my comments, you've got to do your own research, but I have lots of data and I have pinions and I'm willing to share that with you. Stocks like Snowflake, CrowdStrike, Zscaler, Okta and companies like this are highly volatile. When markets are moving up, they're going to move up faster than the mean. When they're declining, they're going to drop more severely and that's clearly what's happened to Snowflake. So with a company like this, when you see panic selling, you'll also see panic buying sometimes. Like we've seen with this name, it went from 220 to 320 in a very short period earlier. Snowflake put in a short-term bottom this week and many traders feel the issue was oversold. So they bought, okay, but not everyone felt this way. And you can see this in the headlines. Snowflake hits low, but cloud stocks rise. We're going to come back to that. Is it a buy, don't buy the dip, buy the dip. And what Snowflake investors can learn from Microsoft and from the street.com, Snow stock is sliding on the back of ill-conceived guidance. And to that, I would say that conservative guidance these days is anything but ill-conceived. Now let's unpack all this a bit. And to do so, I reached out to Ivana Delewska, who has been on this program before. She's with Spear Invest, a female-led ETF that goes deep into understanding supply chains. She came on breaking analysis and laid out her thesis to buy the dip on Snowflake. This is a while ago. She told me currently Spear still likes Snowflake and has doubled its position. Let me share her analysis. She called out two drivers for the downside, interest rates rising, of course, in Snowflake's guidance, which my own publication called Weak in that previous chart that I just showed you. So let's dig into that a bit. Snowflake guided for product revenues was 67% year-on-year, which was below buy-side expectations, but I believe within sell-side consensus. Regardless, the guide was nuanced and driven by Snowflake's decision to pass along price efficiencies to customers from optimizing processor price performance, predominantly from AWS's Graviton 2. This is going to hit Snowflake's revenue a net of about $100 million this year, but the timing's not precise because it's going to hit $165 million, but they're going to make up 65 million in increased demand. Frank Slutman on the earnings call made this very clear. He said, quote, this is not philanthropy. This stimulates demand, classic Slutman. The point is Spear and other bulls believe that this will result in a gain for Snowflake over the medium term. And we would agree, price goes down, ROI gets better, you throw more projects at Snowflake, customers are going to buy more Snowflake and when that happens, and it gives the company an advantage as they continue to build their moat. It's a longer term bet on cloud and data, which are good bets. Now, some of this could also be competitive pressures. There have been studies that are out there from competitors attacking Snowflake's pricing and price performance, and they make comparisons. Oracle's been pretty aggressive as have others, but so far the company's customers continue to consume. Now, at a very fast rate. Now, on this front, what can we learn from Microsoft that applies to Snowflake? That's the headline here from Benzinga. So the article quoted a wealth manager named Josh Brown talking about what happened to Microsoft after the dot-com bubble burst and how they quadrupled earnings over the next decade and the stock went sideways, suggesting the same thing could happen to Snowflake. Now, I'd like to make a couple of comments here. First, at the time, Microsoft was a $23 billion company and it had a monopoly and was already highly profitable. Steve Ballmer became the CEO of Microsoft right after the dot-com bubble burst and he hugged on to Windows for dear life and lived off of Microsoft's PC software monopoly. Microsoft became an extremely profitable and remarkably uninteresting caretaker of a PC and on-prem software estate during Ballmer's tenure. So I just don't see the comparison as relevant. Snowflake, they're going to make struggle for other reasons but that one didn't really resonate with me. What's interesting is this chart. It poses the question, do cloud and data markets behave differently? It's a chart that shows AWS's growth rates over time and superimposes the revenue in the red. In Q1 2018, AWS generated $5.4 billion in revenue and that was growing at the time at nearly a 50% rate. Now that rate, as you can see decelerated quite significantly as AWS grew to a $50 billion run rate company that down below, where you see it bottoms. Now it makes sense, right? Law of large numbers. You can't keep growing that fast when you get that big. Well, oops, look what happened in 2021. AWS's growth rate bottoms in the high 20s and then rockets back up to 40% this past quarter as AWS surpasses a $70 billion run rate. So you have to ask, is cloud different? Is data different? Is cloud data different or data cloud different? Let's put it in the snowflake parlance. Can cloud because of its consumption model and the speed of innovation and ecosystem depth and breadth enable Snowflake to exhibit lots of variability in its growth rates versus say progressive and somewhat linear decline as the company grows revenue which is what you would expect historically. And part of the answer relates to its market size. Here's a chart we've shared before with some additions. It's our version of Snowflake's total available market, their TAM, which Snowflake's version that blue data cloud thing superimposed on the right. It shows the various layers of market opportunity that we came up with that Snowflake and others we think have in front of them. Emerging from the disruption of legacy data lakes and data warehouses to what Snowflake refers to as its data cloud. We think about the data mesh concept and decentralized data architectures with domain ownership and data product and service builders as consistent with Snowflake's data cloud vision where Snowflake data stores are nodes. There's just simply discoverable nodes on the mesh. You could have data bricks, data lakes, just three buckets on that mesh, it doesn't matter. They can be discovered, they can be shared and of course they're governed in a federated model. Now in Snowflake's model, it's all inside the Snowflake data cloud. That's fine. Then it'll go to the out years, it gets a little fuzzy from edge locations and AI inference, but it becomes massive and decision-making occurs in real time where machines and machine data take over the world instead of cliques and keystrokes. Sounds out there, but it's real. How exactly Snowflake plays there at this point is unclear, but one thing's for sure is there'll be a lot of data and it's going to find its way into Snowflake. Snowflake's not a real-time engine. It's an analytical system. It's moving into the realm of data science and we've talked about the need for semantic layer between those two worlds of analytics and data science but expanding the scope further out. We think that Snowflake is a big role to play in this future and the future is massive. Okay, check, you got the big tam. Now, as someone that looks at companies through a fundamentals prism, you got to look obviously at the markets and the tam which we just did, but you also want to understand customers and it's not hard to find Snowflake customers, Capital One, Disney, Micron, Allian, Sainsbury, Sonos and hundreds of other companies. I've talked to Snowflake customers who have also been customers of Oracle, Teradata, IBM, Neteza, Vertica, serious database practitioners and they tell me it's consistent. Snowflake is different, they say it's simpler, it's more agile, it's less complicated to secure and it's disruptive to their traditional ways of doing data management. Now of course there are naysayers. I've spoken to a number of analysts that feel Snowflake is deficient in areas like workload management and of course complex joins and it's too specialized in a world where we're seeing the convergence of analytics and transactional workloads. Our own David Floyer believes that what Oracle is doing with MySQL Heatwave is radically disruptive to many of the database architectures and blows away anything out there and he believes that Snowflake and the likes of AWS are going to have to respond. Now the other criticism here is that Snowflake is not architected for real time inference where a lot of that edge activity is going to happen, it's a multi-hundred billion dollar market and so look, Snowflake has a ton of competition, that's the other thing. All the major cloud players have very capable and competitive database platforms even though they all partner with Snowflake except Oracle of course. But companies like Databricks and have garnered tons of VC, other VC funded companies have raised billions of dollars to do this kind of elastic consumption based separate compute from storage stuff. So you have to always keep an open mind and be aware of potential blind spots for these companies. But to the criticisms I would say, look, Snowflake, they got there first and watch their ecosystem. It's a real key to its continued success. Snowflake's not going to go it alone and is going to use its ecosystem partners to expand its reach and accelerate the network effects and fill those gaps and it will acquire. Its stock is valuable so it should be doing that just as it did with Streamlit, a zero revenue company that it bought for 800 million dollars in stock and cash just recently. Streamlit is an open source Python library that gets Snowflake further deeper into that data science space, that Databricks space. And look, watch what Snowflake is doing with Snowpark. It's an API library for processing data and building data intensive applications. We've talked about Snowflake essentially becoming the super cloud and building this sort of PAS like layer across clouds. Rather than trying to do it all themselves it seems Snowflake is really staring at the API economy and building its ecosystem to plug those holes. So let's come back to the customers. Here's a chart that shows Snowflake's customer spending momentum or net score on the top line that's the vertical axis and pervasiveness in the data or market share in that bottom brown line. Snowflake has unprecedented net scores and held them up for many, many quarters as you can see here going back a couple years. All leading to its expanded market penetration and measured as pervasiveness of so-called market share within the ETR survey. It's not like IDC market share it's pervasiveness of the dataset. Now I'll say this, I don't see how this is sustainable. I've been waiting for this to moderate. I wouldn't be surprised to see Snowflake come back to earth a little bit. I think they'll clearly still be highly elevated based on the data that I've seen. But I could see in one or more of the ETR surveys this year this starting to moderate as they get big. It has to happen. But I would again expect them to have a high spending velocity score. But I think we're going to see Snowflake maybe porpoise a bit here meaning it moderates, it comes back up. It's just really hard to sustain this pace of momentum and hire, train, retain and scale without absorbing some friction and some headwits. It's going to slow you down. But back to the AWS growth example it's entirely possible that we could see a similar dynamic with Snowflake that you saw with AWS and you kind of see it with Salesforce and service now very successful, large and trench companies. And it's very possible that Snowflake could pull back, moderate and then accelerate that growth. Even though people are concerned about the moderated guidance of 80% growth. Yeah, that's the new definition of tepid, I guess. I like to look at some other metrics. The one that really caught my attention was the remaining performance obligations this last quarter, RPO. Snowflake is up to something like 2.6 billion and that is a forward looking indicator of future revenues. So I like to see that growing and it's growing at a fast pace. So you're going to see some ups and downs with Snowflake, I have no doubt but I think things are still looking pretty solid for the company. Growth companies like Snowflake and Octa and Zscala, there's other ones that I mentioned earlier have probably been repriced and refactored by investors. While there's always going to be market and of course geopolitical risk especially in these times, fundamentals matter. You got huge market, well-capitalized. You got a leadership position, great products and strong customer adoption. You also have a great team. Team is something else that we look for. We haven't touched on that but I'll leave you with this thought. Everyone knows about Frank Slutman, Mike Scarpelli and what they've accomplished in their years of working together. That's why the stock at IPO was so overvalued. I think they'd seen these guys do it before. Slutman just documented in all this in his book, Amp It Up, which gives great insight into the history of that pair and the teams that they've built, the companies that they've built, how he thinks about building companies and markets and how Total Avail market is super important but the whole philosophy and culture that he's building and his management style. But you got to wonder, right? How long is this guy going to keep going? What keeps him motivated? You know, I asked him that one time. Here's what he said. Why? I mean, are you in this for the sport? What's the story here? Actually, that's not a bad way of characterizing it. I think I am in it, you know, for the sport. You know, the only way to become the best version of yourself is to be under the gun and, you know, every single day. And that's certainly what we are. It sort of has its own rewards, building great products, building great companies, you know, regardless of, you know, what the spoils may be. It has its own rewards. It's hard for people like us to get off the field and, you know, hang it up. So here we are. So there you have it. He's in it for the sport. How great is that? He loves building companies. My opinion, that's how Frank Slutman thinks about success. It's not about money. Money is the byproduct of success. As Earl Nightingale would say, success is the progressive realization of a worthy ideal. I love that quote. Building great companies, building products that change the world, changing people's lives with data and insights, creating jobs, creating life-altering wealth opportunities, not for himself, but for thousands of employees and partners. I'd say that's a pretty worthy ideal. And I hope Frank Slutman sticks with it for a while. Okay, that's it for today. Thanks to Stephanie Chan for the background research she does for Breaking Analysis, Alex Meyerson on production, Kristen Martin and Cheryl Knight on social with Rob Hoff on Silicon Angle. And thanks to Ivana Dilevska of Spear Invest and my friend Chip Simington for the angles from the money side of things. Remember, all these episodes are available as podcasts. Just search Breaking Analysis podcast. I publish weekly on wikibon.com and siliconangle.com and don't forget to check out ETR.plus for all the survey data. You can reach me at D.Valante or david.valante at siliconangle.com. And this is Dave Valante for Cube Insights powered by ETR, be safe, stay well and we'll see you next time.


everyone she ever 1000 here also got monkey 1000 got another mystery box here so don't know who it's from well it's got a name on here but I don't want to say the name yet but it's addressed to Bruno bear I don't know if it's for me or it's for Bruno so we're gonna find out let's open it up and see so like I said it came from Florida so mailed from I don't want to give out this information but from that zip code it was mailed out first class the 26th today's the 28th so oh it came from FedEx okay well all right let's let's open it up mystery it's a lot fit bit yeah I didn't order any fit bit I didn't order through Bruno oh my god but the email that I give you guys is Bruno bear 5000 right it was like the when that person sent me the battery the extra battery for this camera and a charger they were calling me mr. Bruno it's fine I thought it was for Bruno our puppy this package may not include all the over-the-counter items you request I didn't request anything if you've ordered multiple items please allow I didn't order anything 10 to 14 business days to receive that's it I don't know who's from there's no no you says it's a fit bit this this truly is a mystery did you order some I didn't order that so smartwatch plus GPS and it didn't come from it didn't come from Amazon hmm it's very strange something don't go kaboom well take it outside then I just don't want my house to blow up and there's a watching here it's a Fitbit Fitbit watch yeah for exercising quick start guide there's the band did you buy it for me forgot no what about you fit bit what they're expensive okay well I'm not gonna we'll do a we'll do a video on this in case that's what it was sent for but anyway that's I don't know who it's from well I mean like I said there's a name on here there is a name but in courting this came from Altona no deltona maybe I don't know it might be it might be deltona could be deltona Florida deltona because see there could be that D could be missing I don't know it's rounded well I'm gonna look this person up huh all right let us do some research here first and let's find out I'll check my email and see if somebody sent you see if somebody all right let's let's try to figure this out hang tight guys Bruno got a Fitbit seriously though look at this is real this is this is the real deal it's no fake it's the real deal I still don't know who came from I got a name on here but I don't know if they want their name mentioned some not gonna mention it but you know who you are and thank you very much so if you're watching this stay tuned because I won't be doing a review on this I think monkey will too yeah monkey she likes to walk on a walking trail and so I think she'll she'll try it out too it's got Google assistant and yeah I don't want to sit too loud because she's been doing weird things today and one time we got on camera very weird yeah so I'm gonna put that video up next interesting but yeah yeah I did look this up this is the real the real deal so you know you know who you are thank you and stay tuned for a video of this interesting I said who I can sell that I was joking she said or I can use it I always wanted one this this would this would be yeah this we will keep this I always wanted one when they first came out and then I seen the prices of them and I'm like yeah that was very nice of you so whoever you are thank you so much like said I'm not gonna say their name I do have a name on here but I don't want to say their name very nice but yeah thank you so much Fitbit stay tuned for review review on this and I think she's gonna do one so because and it's a good idea because you know everybody's different so you know her body's different than mine so yeah all right well thanks again I really appreciate it but thank you thanks you he's giving us the eye. That's pretty cool. It does have DPS and messaging, heart monitor, alerts, of course but I mean it's got messaging we call it notifications and call it's I will go over that in the video when we reviewed us so stay tuned for that video it'll be coming up soon still got soups I have not ate I have not eaten any of my soups yet no so I need to get started on them I have used to walk twice didn't film me yet but we had great food in it yeah I was I was practicing I didn't want you know especially if somebody wants to if I'm putting on a chef's a bear or something wants to and I'm screwing up they're gonna say I tried that and I got lost which you would have but now that I got two recipes and they're both very good yes they're real simple I'll be doing that but yeah thanks again appreciate it and we'll see you guys in the next one she bear the myth man alleged I'm gone for now well Mike says stop now bye let's see you guys in the next one bye bye guys


it's gonna be okay we're gonna be all right it is 642 647 in the morning and we're gonna make it through the day because that little red-beaked beauty right there going fishing with Lunkers TV I know you guys like it I know you guys request it you like the adventures with Lunkers we got one coming at you today go ahead smash like button for it because you never know what's gonna happen adventurous spirits out in the wild Rob is kind of like a squirrel though so I need some chick-fil-a especially some coffee just to just get through the first hour of the day when I'm not really awake he's already at an 11 I'm not like at a 3 today we got that old lake down the street that sometimes produces really good bags of bass but most of the time doesn't it's a difficult angle but I like difficult angles and we are officially in fall and it is time for these fish to start feeding up awesome Chad at least just start feeding up the photo periods changing normally the Sun would already beat up you know a month ago but it is not and sometimes that triggers fish to go ahead and start feeding even if the temperatures are not on par which they have not been hottest September on record and driest I believe I just want to see a blown-up Chad so I throw something toppy-top on him hey there he is look at a warming beautiful man nipple right there hey Twinkie do you just change so you can match me I think so I think so these are great guys if you want you know like freedom of your body to move around and feel cool these these shirts right here great they have this hood right here it's like a ninja you just go bam it's like you don't even need a mask okay Rob you ready to do this all right give me a squat for old-time sake right there good to go buddy leaves are just falling all around light breeze missing the opening season white-tailed deer season here in Texas me and Rob can you believe that I think Rob said though he's got a couple of large animals in the freezer he's already had a good harvest I love this time of year because literally there's just a lot going on in the outdoors a lot of good hunting a lot of good fishing opportunities and there's less fishermen on the lake it seems like you know spring and summer just gets hammered and then in the fall the bike can be phenomenal some of the best top water best feeding action you've ever seen but there's less anglers on the lake like normally the boat ramp would be packed it's like two two and a half boats here forgot about the things that make the movies a white pure human day human day there's not much to know you just give the there you go I like to handline them early I'm gonna start out with a backlash there we go it's only cuz Rob's in the boat probably gonna get hung up here motor's gonna hit the rocks here we go just lost the lure early backlash strong dude I might have an irreparable situation right off the go that's hard that's tough tough way to start today I gotta make a move here it's decision time I'm just gonna have to reel this in and not fish with this rod what's gonna happen we'll work around it oh yeah I got everything man they call me the Guggen man Mike took your crankbaits oh well you had crankbaits from before see look I don't know whose rod this is take this little prototype jerkbait off you're not supposed to see okay I'm tied on this is a Guggen squad zinger right here this is a half ounce you know because we put our weights on all of our baits pretty much so you have an idea as soon as you bring I like is that three eighths or is it a half I can't remember boo it's right there easy Colorado willow tandem gold and silver it's probably the best overall spinner bait combination chartreuse white color blade everything ever and I got a little just tiny little grub trailer on there is a little delectable treat for them to focus in on Rob needs a crankbait so all right so if I had to pick Rob out of crankbait for this situation well pound test line you got up there bud 15 okay got him yeah get him Rob I didn't know they had fish like that in here Rob just caught a fish you guys can check it out on his channel I've been messing around with lures this morning so it's time for me to catch one I like the wind the wind is an inaudible situation here look at that smell that smell that trash hmm smells like the fall season what happened oh you got fun why are they not on that moving bait oh why you're reeling it well I'm gonna take me a leak and then I just have to roll up in that marina over there I'm about to go on an eat your walk with him that is a giant what I am talking about baby excuse me but where are the fish on this thing should be a no-brainer this looks like a seven-pounder on it just eat it right nugget you just come out and just smoke crap oh I do I do have fish big one oh my drag is not going I see my song that's a big fish oh my GoPro it's rolling oh my gosh I I'm not even sure there's a hook in this guy there was nothing going on I was like this is either a giant or oh gosh thank you I was about to say what are we doing wrong here that's a nice fish dude yeah okay oh yeah look at that on that zinger baby that's too about the same size nice three-pounder or so that's a beaut man y'all I got lucky I caught that last one the drag was not set the fish just came out the right way it was around some cover didn't dive in deep to it fish are starting to chase shad they really are attracted to those those blades this time of year and you'll notice when you throwing a spinner bait that the shad will sometimes follow it in if they're following your spinner bait that's a good thing that means the shad are about to spawn and the bass are gonna really get them getting a thumbnail Rob is helping me out the fish actually put his tail in my mouth I got violated by the fish so nice nice fish right here look at that guy sometimes big bass maybe make weird noises here we go back into the shallows my friend see ya love ya dirty water where are these chasing chasings of the shads are we on the wrong side of the lake yeah that's that's not really what happens with us you just kind of go out there you're hidden hidden it fresh hard yeah wow is that it you got bingbong that was that was some serious gill action there bingbong you know that's gonna be a new thing now getting bingbong bingbong so far I got Justin Timberlake that's a good song dude my line was moving what was that you think so no look at the boil dude look at the boil I had one he was swimming with us where he just ran in well update for you here after that one bass we have tried to go back into well as far back as we can go into this this creek here the shad are back here they have moved back but just not seeing like typically you'd see some sort of sign that a bass was like chasing shad boils something we're just not seeing that so it might be a little premature in this area we're gonna just wind up the old Yami here and head down to another part of the lake you know only a few fish so what you know we're pretty much on par for this lake at this point but we'd like to have more more and make peace give it a day we'll focus highly highly trying to get his dangle back actually had a really strong show it's first time back want for the fish really good dominated ten inch it's probably what bit me the first time oh buddy I love you so much look at your little face it's examining you the belly little tickle give a little tickle on that belly mm-hmm all right we're gonna let you go quite sniff-worthy yet hey buddy good game good game out there today you did good you did good I caught one fish in the first three castling this day is about to be amazing I thought so too what's so weird is we cause what time is it now almost one one o'clock we have a bite in the two hours give it an A for affordable not many lures were lost or used or chewed up so it is time to pack it in and head back to the HQ look at the twinks which one's better some say Rob some say the silver bullet I don't know what is the name of your boat I think I ever got that far really y'all he got a new fan in here and it is gigantic look how big it is this could be the world's biggest fan and it does move a lot of air so nice here in the summertime caught a couple of nice fish above average fish I would say on our way to a big sack and then it just it just fell off we catch two three it was gonna be a big bad kind of day you know what it was like just enough it was like hey keep going keep going you got a good thing going they're going now we're getting steady it was like hey you got a good thing going and then all of a sudden it turned into nothing so where do you think that we messed up we should have stayed on that point we should have put the hammer down we shouldn't have worn the same shirts as always maybe if we didn't wear the same shirts we wouldn't have caught the same exact kinds of fish the same size and everything and we would have had a better day we never really talked about patterns together I feel like this is kind of a unique thing I don't I don't think that they were actually okay dude I don't think people knew this but there was like 200 boats they're fishing on Saturday and some tournament forgot to mention that part so I think there might have been a little bit of a face damage face damage of some of those fish that probably weren't a little lockjaw yeah a little birdie said yeah hey they might be moving back it's up in that creek they're moving back into the creek so they're starting to chase a little bit of bait they're chasing that bait we're like okay we'll go back that they'll move them back there wasn't a single do we get bit on no we never saw a shad actually get busted and I've been on some other lakes where you've seen that lately and I thought oh well sure that's logical no but it was 15 sustained probably with gusting to 20 just sustained so anyway we never really talked about these things on camera together it's usually like my perspective and then Rob's perspective you know over there and I thought well I know just do a little little time on where we went wrong today because obviously something did anyways God bless you thank you for being here disassembling a lot of your gear yeah over here so I know what's going on I just I wanted to tell the audience case they didn't know he's got a pile of rods like his last season's rods it's about time to get some new ones for the next season you know Robert actually getting entirely new boats soon as well so it's kind of that that time of year I know just amazing we're so lucky you're doing a giveaway right I'm giving away Mars yes I'm not giving away on Instagram but I was told to the grapevine that somebody else might be giving away their soon YouTube channel yeah that's gonna be me that's gonna be me I got I got a little inspired I've got a large collection as well of rods that I've used for years and you know I probably don't cycle through them as much as I I should it's you know we go hard we go hard out on the water some of the rods I'm not gonna lie to you they got scratches some might be they're not perfect missing eyelids on some there's yeah some of the eyelets might be missing but overall still really good rods and I remember when I was at the the ripe young age of high school fishing there wasn't that wasn't around when I was there but high school literally trying to learn how to fish and learn all these techniques and learn about all the different rods and everything and learning how expensive rods can be as well so I thought it would be a good idea to do a giveaway as well so what I want you to do if you are a student in high school and you're part of a high school bass fishing team and you think your team needs some rods or if you are a representative of the school maybe the coach maybe the team leader I don't know maybe the dangle expert whatever's going on let me know in the comments down below why you think you should get the rods let me know a little explanation of what's going on I'll read through the comments we'll pick one we'll ship that big old bundle out your way it's probably going to be honestly at least a dozen probably about 15 15 rods or so and you probably want to leave your contact info either an email or Instagram account because that's the only way you can send yeah thank you Rob Rob knows about the internet he's he's one of those young guys out there just just freshly in his 30s you know I've been out here for a minute so thank you yes you want to leave your your social contact however we can contact you down below probably wouldn't put your personal phone number on there but let us know how we can contact you and send some rods your way I think it's a win-win I'll get fresh new rods you get some lightly or possibly heavily used rods that have been been dangled but they'll be usable and you'll be able to go catch fish on them this season hey we're back from the HQ y'all a little dark in here sorry cut that on hey Steph is here she's preparing some things first of all I didn't even know this rock was happening but I come in there's a big flannel looking rug right here in the middle of my man cave she didn't even ask for my permission that's okay she's my wife I love her so much and it actually looks really good and there is a tangent right now y'all to get ready for a trip so as you know I just got back somewhere deep in the mountains I got back I'm showing stuff all these photos and videos and she was like I want I want to do that I want to do that like do you really I don't think she watched the whole series that I did on El Cunning I just I kind of showed her the good parts told her some of the good parts she's had this adventurous kind of spirit we've done some outdoor things but we've never gone like full deep into the woods together and she says she wants to do it so I've got sort of an adventure plan and she's been press she's a huge prep I just kind of grab a couple sticks maybe a couple knives head out the door mega prepper she is so we've kind of got remnants of these sorts of things going on here it's kind of a mess but I hear upstairs honey bunny are you happy to see me I like the rug oh I think it's good good it's a little huge but I do like it's very flannel matches look it's very me it's kind of like that I like flannels well I feel like it's only appropriate because well I told him that you're about to get a like kind of a peek into an adventure that I'm not sure you're really ready for a little approved well approved she's getting ready all she thinks she thinks she's ready so even doing some food prep in here what you've been working on oh my oh my gosh all I took was a couple mountain houses and some potatoes holy moly adventure time what the heck you got everything from jet puffs and you know high-end maple syrups graham crackers holy crap look at all that stuff in here jeez canned foods fresh fruits and vegetables you got all your tools or your eyes oh my goodness you put me in charge of cooking and the healthy chew is going mobile wow okay y'all you might be the best camping adventure partner ever look at this she's getting prepped she didn't prepped all right let me go ahead and give you a fist bump on that thing like I said you're never gonna want to go camping without me maybe that's the move maybe that's the move well I'll let you keep working in here just wanted to check in maybe I maybe I had the story wrong maybe you already definitely gonna have more on that coming up soon here on this channel and over at the lake life family channel plan on doing a bunch of videos so stay tuned on both channels for more of that and do not forget to comment down below for your high school team I don't want anybody out there is not on the high school team or represents a high school team commenting down below trying to scare me out some rods that's not cool man but I do want to give all my rods away to to some high school teams because I know I know some of y'all really need them so just let me know down below don't forget to hit the like button for some outdoor greatness and got a lot more to come you also stay tuned I'll see you right back here on the next one it's got a lot of creek arms in it lots of creek arms lots of rock too yeah


Foundation introduces The Political Spectrum. Meet Paul and Lina. They both care deeply about their community and want to ensure a brighter future for it. However, Paul and Lina disagree about the best way to remedy the social and economic problems. An argument soon erupts and they start calling each other names.  That escalated quickly. What do all these words even mean? And is there any way that Paul and Lina can work together? To answer these questions, we need to understand the political spectrum. The first dimension of the spectrum is from left to right. This describes how much the government should be involved in the economy. Should the government run schools, hospitals and redistribute wealth? At the far left, all private property is abolished and resources are communally owned. Or should there be smaller governmental influence, less taxes, regulations and restrictions? On the extreme right, we find totally free market capitalism. The vertical axis of the spectrum deals with social dimension. As you move towards the bottom, the rights and freedoms of the individual become more and more important. At its most extreme, we find anarchists. While at the top of the graph, people believe in group rights over individuals. At the very top, we find totalitarian regimes, communists on the left and Nazis on the right. Of course, most people's political opinions are not at any of the extremes of either the social or economic dimensions. This graph is a two-divisional spectrum, which means that individuals can be positioned anywhere inside it. When Paul's and Lina's political beliefs are plotted on the spectrum, they see that although they have some very different ideas about the economy, they are both firmly in the bottom half. Which means they respect each other's individual rights like freedom of speech and are opposed to two totalitarian ideologies like communism and Nazism. Paul and Lina are delighted. Seeing how much they have in common helps them have more productive conversations and they discover that their different perspectives are useful in coming up with diverse solutions to the problems facing their community. If you would like to find out your position on the political spectrum or would like to learn more, then visit the political compass and take their short online questionnaire. See you people in the next video. Till then, it's a bye from Design History team.


Harmony Day celebrates Australia's cultural diversity. It's about inclusiveness, respect and a sense of belonging for everyone. Well, I'm from Kenya. I was born over there and me, my brother, my mother and my father we came over to Australia in 1999. We were probably one of the first African families, you know, integrating into Australia. It wasn't really too much of a support network.  When you go to school and kids, naturally, they're not as sensitive to certain things. So, going there, you kind of learn that you're in a different country and you have to adapt quite quickly. It was kind of a thing where any family from Kenya that would come over, you know, you would go to the airport, you pick them up and you instantly create a connection because you're both here from the same place and you have similarities. And now, you know, the amount of people that have come to Australia who have immigrated and are doing well for themselves is too many to count. The way I was introduced to football in Australia was that my brother was playing soccer at school. Naturally, me being the little brother, I would go watch them train and be there on the side wanting to join in. And then, just eventually, through that, it let me join their training sessions and then when I was of age to play in my own team, then I signed up. It's good to see that, you know, we're getting... There's a lot of African-Australian players who are getting their chance at whether it be a league level, MPL level, or, you know, just lower leagues. But, yeah, it's fantastic and you see that the pathway is there. I think it inspires and gives the younger generation of Africans in Australia that kind of aspiration and they see that it's possible for them to play in the A-League or to do well and go overseas or play in the national team. And, yeah, it's just fantastic that that opportunity is there for us. It's very multicultural, especially here out in the West. All the fans is one thing I've noticed that they're very passionate and they're very proud of this club. The fact that it's kind of their club from the area that they're from and having only been here this is my first year at the Wanderers. It was prevalent from the first time that I came here and everyone puts their differences aside and they come together as one and that's a fantastic thing. I think no matter your race, colour, ethnicity, creed, you know, it's a great way to unite people and bring them together under that banner of Harmony Day. It's a good way to start to start that, get that thought process going and then whether that can continue into someone's everyday routine, you know, instead of just on Harmony Day, you know, having that mindset of inclusiveness, if you can continue that throughout your life then, you know, Harmony Day is a great way to start that initiative.