Hello and welcome today. We're gonna be sending pop-up notifications From your shell which you can use in the shell script and I'm gonna give a basic overview because there are some differences With this depending on how you use it. So we're gonna be looking at a program called notify send and Notify send is an application that sends pop-up messages to your desktop, but actually sends it to a server Application that you have running which I'll talk about more in a moment, but let's just have a quick look at it on Many distros. This is already set up with a Damon running in the background for your notifications and send notify actually works with a lot of them It's pretty standardized So I can go like this and I can say hello world and when I hit enter It's gonna pop up a message that looks like that and it just stays there I can send another one hello world again, and it puts another one there And that's the title so when you pass it something the first argument here The first string you pass it is gonna be the title so I can call I can say here I can say title and if you pass it a second string Denoting them with quotations here in a space and I can say message And you can see it gives me a title and the message and I can click on that to get rid of it Obviously we can type more than that I can type my message This is whoops, this is My message There you go now before we go any further. I'll talk a little bit more So there's this is an application that communicates with your notification name and server application. It's running in the background or I should say service application and The one I'm using is called dunce Dunst as in like Kirsten dunce. Do you know from the spider-man movies? There's a good chance that if you're running Ubuntu or something else you have another application But send notify will interact with whatever that whatever notifications system you're using There's a few of them and it send notify should communicate with them in fairly the same way now the look and feel of your message Depends on the service that you're running for your notifications and your steps. So dunce by default is is fairly ugly And I made a few modifications. I'm not gonna get into the server end of it Basically, it was a basically like HTML that I decide how this looks. It's just a configuration file I'm not getting in the server side of it. We're only talking about notify send now You notice that timed out after a while I can tell it with the dash T option when to time out and so if I say 3000 so send notify send dash T for time out 3000 would be three seconds and then I do that and there's my message and after three seconds boom it disappears. I can do one second I can do 1000th of a second which we don't even see There we go, we can do a half a second would be 500 So if you want the message to stay up just for a few seconds or a short amount of time You can set the time out there Another option you have is to give it an icon for example I can set this I'll set this for five seconds and I can do dash dash icon Equals and I can give it an icon in this case I'll say phone and you can see it puts a little icon of a phone there And after five seconds it disappears Oh, I should also mention that if you send the same notification at least with Dunst How you set up so I can do this if I keep sending it tells you how many times that same message was sent But if I give it a different message it will Give me a new line there so that one that has an extra space there So it looks the same, but it's actually different and with Dunst again I'm not getting into the Service side of it but I have it set up that I can hit control shift and spacebar to clear them all out or Let's go to my screen here if I say let's say I say a message and I say Films by Chris as the title and then I can say HTTP calling forward slash forward slash films by Chris dot com Dunst now sees that there's a URL in there and doesn't have to just be the URL I can be a message my website Now I can actually hit control shift period and that's how I have it set up You can change the the keys for you But now brings up this little bar here with the URL and I can hit enter and it'll actually open up the URL That's in that message and if there's more than one it will do that and I have it set up I can go control shift spacebar and it clears out all the messages So if I was to have multiple messages up there I can hit control shift space and it clears them all out for me. So I don't have to click on each one So but we were talking about icons here. So here's a phone icon Let's go here and look at a few different icons So here's audio headphones so you can see there's a little picture of audio headphones there and instead of just phone I can do Smartphone and it gives a little smartphone icon there. So where are these icons coming from? well, it depends on the Application or the themes that you have installed on your machine. So if I was to find in my usr folder I'll just look for phone because I know that and I'm gonna look for I'm gonna grip for icon and I'll just do that. You can see that I have usr share Icons breeze device. So all the themes I have installed on my system are gonna have the icons under usr shared icons at least on a Debian based system And you can see the names here if I just give it the name of one of these. So here's for example I Can do audio input microphone should work. Let's hope it does so And you can see it gives a little microphone there and So I can give these so I can actually go here and I can go back to my find here and what I can do is I can say look in my usr share icons folder and That'll just list everything. I guess I'll just say name And I'll say all the SVG files Oh, yeah spell icons, right? There we go. So now I have all these so I can look through these and I should be able to grab any one of these and Although it's not my systems looking at a specific folder here that I have set up as a theme But you can give it a full URL. So if you have an SVG you want You can use it. So just for example, let's say I had this SVG and I packaged it with my script I should be able to Give the full URL path here to the SVG file boom and there is an icon a very small printer error symbol so Different icons or different sizes some will show up better than others. Here's a media shuffle playlist symbolic blah blah blah Let's go ahead and just copy that full URL and here and I will paste that in here boom and Again, it's a little shuffle icon. It's very small right there. But again, it all depends on the Icons you're using let me go back here and go through some Previous ones that I was working on. So here's some headphones But if I go back a little bit further Smartphone phone Here's some audio headphones. So this Headphones is a lot bigger than those. I think these ones look better, but these ones are more visible Because they're they're larger all depends on your theme. So let's real quick look at the man file for notify send I dash send and So you can see there's a few options in here you can set an urgency level you can also set a category type I guess whether it's an error message information message. I haven't really messed with that much myself Mainly I've we've looked at dash t for time I for icon or I did dash dash icon equals You could do either and then of course there's a little help hint here They probably give you more information of things like the category and urgency But I just want to give a quick overview of notify send and hopefully I've said that right correct every time because sometimes I'll say send notify what I'm talking about it But it's notify send and again it works with different Services and the one I'm running is called Dunst which is a very lightweight one I like it a lot if you have another one running on your system You got to kill it first or install it and then install Dunst I'm not going to go into the server side too much here I you know I talked about a little bit just to explain things But I just wanted to show you how to send a message with a title a message how to time it out and add an icon because With all these tutorials that I've been working on the last couple of weeks I'm going to start showing you scripts. I've created using these techniques So I just wanted to be able to give you an overview of that. So I do thank you for watching Please visit films by chris.com. That's Chris the K So if I was to go here and then do this My website here you can search through all my videos quickly and easily from both my channels and Also, if you have things you go to the support section if you would like to support me You can do so with PayPal or patreon patreon supporters $2 and above get downloadable all my videos and I appreciate your support And the more support I get the more videos I can make So I hope that you enjoy it. I hope you visit my website like share subscribe comment all that good stuff I hope that you have a great day


Hi and welcome to the session. Let us discuss the following question. The question says evaluate the following term and the next class is 1 to 22. Limit of sine a x by dx as x tends to 0. Before solving this question, we should know that limit of sine x by x as x tends to 0 is 1. The knowledge of this result is the key idea in this question. Now we can get the solution. In this question we have to evaluate limit of sine a x by dx as x tends to 0. We will make use of this result to solve this question. Now in order to make use of this result, we have to make angle of sine and denominator to be same. So we will now multiply and divide this expression by a. So now this is equal to limit a x tends to 0 because x tends to 0 implies a x also tends to 0. Sine a x by a x into a by b. You should also know that limit x tends to a c into fx where c is a constant is equal to c into limit x tends to a fx. Now here a by b is a constant. So limit of this expression is equal to a by b into limit a x tends to 0 sine a x by a x. Now this is equal to a by b into limit y tends to 0 sine y by y where y is equal to a x. In the key idea we have learnt that limit of sine x by x as x tends to 0 is 1. So this means limit of sine y by y as y tends to 0 is also 1. So this is equal to a by b into 1. This is equal to a by b. Hence our required limit is a by b. So this completes the session. I am taking care.


Aloha everyone. How are you? March is Women's History Month, commemorating and encouraging the study, observance, and celebration of the vital role of women in American history. Welcome to Sister Power. I'm Sharon Thomas Yarbrough. Our topic today is Dow Calligraphy, Art Beyond Art. Art is a tool to communicate feeling and energy between the artist and the viewer. Positive messages in the art can have tremendous transformational effects on viewers of the art. This afternoon we have two fabulous Sister Power guests. Orlina Wang is a certified direct soul communicator, a certified Dow hands practitioner, a certified Dow calligraphy, master practitioner, and teacher, and one of the leading teachers in Hawaii for the Academy. Diane Fujio's greatest joy comes from serving. She was honored to be one of the founding members of Master Shaw's first center in Honolulu, Hawaii, and continues to support its growth and expansion. Welcome, ladies and sisters. Hello. It's such an honor to be here. Thank you. We're delighted. We're so delighted. We're so joy. Thank you very much. Thank you. Thank you for coming.  We met at the Royal Tea Service a month or so ago. And the first thing that you said when you stood up, all the ladies had a chance to talk about themselves. You said, I love all of you. And that just came so genuine from your heart. And I want to thank you for just bridging that gap between us all. So we're here to talk about calligraphy, which what I know about calligraphy, I know essentially there are three forms of calligraphy. There's the Western, the Arabic, and there is the Oriental. So let's talk about calligraphy. First of all, who wants to explain and talk about calligraphy? I love calligraphy, but I really must let Ornana talk about it.  And I needed you two months ago. I was looking for a calligraphy. You know, you can't find them. Thank you so much, Sharon, for the great opportunity to share a little on Dao calligraphy and the power, the significance of why it's so special. So let me just give you a little bit of an introduction. So Dao calligraphy is actually an art that was only in the last Chinese Qing dynasty was only taught to the royal families. It was a very sacred art form. And the teacher at that time had taught Professor Li, which then became the teacher of Dr. and Master Ji Gang Sha. So she had only passed on to one person who was the teacher, Dr. and Master Ji Gang Sha, because her heart was so touched by his great will to serve humanity through his love, through his compassion, through his humanitarian work. She was so inspired at that moment that she at that time said she would never reveal the secret of this most sacred ancient art form of Dao calligraphy. But his work touched her heart so much. And so she passed on this tradition to teacher, Master Sha, which is now taking Dao calligraphy and helping humanity and the earth to become more uplifted through the positive messages of love. So here we have displayed on this calligraphy is greatest love because love melts all blockages, transforms all aspects of life, including one's health, one's relationships, one's finances, intelligence. Every aspect of our life needs love. And so through the positive messages that he creates through the Dao calligraphy art, it has the power to uplift the human consciousness and the spirit so that the heart, mind, and body can receive the greatest benefits and greatest transformation for one's life. And so this beautiful art that he's now sharing around the world, so he's taught this calligraphy. Now I've been a student with calligraphy for about four years now, and he has students, you mean in Europe, in Australia, in Canada, in all the different backgrounds, different cultures are now learning how to become Dao calligraphy messengers or practitioners so that we can carry this positive messages and bring this love and this light to all beings. So it's just been a wonderful way that I've been empowered to serve. Actually Diane is also one of the students and she's absolutely a phenomenal student as well, her dedication and her love, her sincerity when she creates calligraphies, absolutely fabulous and to see the transformation in Diane and how I've seen through all the students where they started in the beginning and then over just the course of time how I've seen the evolution of their writing transform, how their life began to transform, their relationships were harmony, their business career, things begin to really evolve because the calligraphy is helping us to remove our blockages. And I can give you a concrete example. I just love, I mean I was just in awe of the beautiful form that you're creating in words, go ahead Diane. So when Master Shaw first taught calligraphy we went to Toronto and that was in June four years ago as Elena mentioned and I had recently become a widow, my husband passed in February of that year. So I went to this calligraphy workshop his first ever in in June so you know just few months and as a widow I could not accept, I suppressed everything, I was numb. Yes. But when I went to the calligraphy workshop I could barely write, I could barely concentrate on anything but being with the calligraphy because it has a positive message and we were learning at that time the word dow, dow is the way of all life, everything exists in the dow, the good, the bad, the happy, the sad and it brings you into balance. So one word dow and that's all I did was trace it. I could not even write it because I didn't have the focus as a recent widow and just by attending that calligraphy workshop the hole in my heart that I didn't want to feel started to open, my heart started to open and I could slowly feel the feelings come back and the positivity in my life. That is the power of calligraphy. This is a very special calligraphy, it's a healing calligraphy. Sure. Well tell us a little bit about Dowl Academy or Dowling Healing Center. The Dowl Academy is a wonderful academy where we were certified as teachers so there's many different certification courses that you can take so depending on your interest they have certifications for song or dance, this is your field for calligraphy, for learning beautiful writing, also for soul communication, for opening spiritual channels so there's many different programs that you can join according to your interests or your hobbies or your passion and academy offers a range of these courses that you can participate in. Well that's wonderful. Well I'm excited because I received an invitation, you know you are invited to a Dowl Calligraphy Exhibition and Demonstration with Dr. and Master Z. Gong Chao. Diane tell me about this, it's coming up soon. You know because we're talking about the art a picture is worth a thousand words so let's let's see the video. Okay. It's a perfect time to see the video and people on the viewers can experience it. All right let's watch the video. So maybe you need to tell us a little bit about what's going on, I seem like we can't hear the sound. Okay so Dr. and Master Z. Gong Chao, he is trained in many ancient disciplines including as you saw Tai Chi here, Chi Gong, Feng Shui, Yi Qing and he's not only trained in TCM traditional Chinese medicine, he's also a doctor of western medicine but he also was a very powerful acupuncture doctor and one of the techniques that he had was he was able to help people regain their hearing ability through a very long technique of this very long needle and he had this very technique that could help people to regain hearing but through the power of all of the modalities that he was trained there, there he's now taking all that he has learned and bridging all of that with the Tao calligraphy healing art beyond art as you're seeing in these masterpieces they all carry positive information and transformations for one's life and it can really again help us as I shared to clear through our own stuff our own blockages that are no longer serving us in our life maybe we have negative mindsets on something or maybe we have you know bad attitudes but it's really helping us to carry more positivity into our life so that we can then become a better servant because really this is really what the purpose of our life is he shares that in one sentence the purpose of life is to make others happy and healthy well tell us the date that's just beautiful Diane let's talk about the location the date four seasons do I need to say oh my goodness four seasons and it's March 16th we have a session from 10 to 12 then March 17th Sunday you know people have a free day on Sunday from 10 to 12 and from 5 to 7 and we really want everyone to come because until you experience this very special style it's called one line writing you won't know it's more than just calligraphy it actually is writing the message you're writing the message within you this one happens to be the greatest love who doesn't need love love love love it's such a beautiful work now do we need to bring our own tools I know there's certain type of tools that you need or tell us a little bit about that demonstration so you'll get to see the writing the actual creation of calligraphy and then you'll get to view all of the calligraphy that Master Shah has already created for us wow that is just fabulous so very quickly I mean there's so much to talk about about dial academy and the healing and the word love it's just such a feel good word love how do we register so you can call our center<PHONE_NUMBER> all right so and to register you said doctor shaw.com dial calligraphy exhibit yes and all registration fees from this exhibit it tell me about that goes to Malama learning center it's a center in that serves our west side in Waianae and Kapolei and these are for our kids and our future oh I love that well when we come back we'll talk more about dial calligraphy art beyond art thank you hello hi my boohai my name is Amy Ortega Anderson inviting you to join us every Tuesday here on Pinoy Power Hawaii with Think Tech Hawaii we come to your home at 12 noon every Tuesday we invite you to listen watch for our mission of empowerment we aim to enrich and lighten educate entertain and we hope to empower again maraming salamat po my boohai and aloha aloha I'm Wendy Lowe and I'm coming to you every other Tuesday at two o'clock live from Think Tech Hawaii and on our show we talk about taking your health back and what does that mean it means mind body and soul anything you can do that makes your body healthier and happier is what we're going to be talking about whether it's spiritual health mental health fascia health beautiful smile health whatever it means let's take healthy back aloha welcome back to sister power we're celebrating women's history month with my two lovely guests or Lena Wang and Diane Fujio and our topic for today is dial calligraphy art beyond art and this is exciting because you are having a master's sharp dial center grand opening last year about that it's a celebration the dial center was originally started we went way back seven years ago that we started the center my partner and I started the center and it's grown where we have a lot more students so we've outgrown our center how many students oh hundreds we have every island hundreds of students hundreds because every island we have students yes but we have about a base of about 200 very active students and then we have our students that come and go depending on what you know their interests are and what we have to offer them because our center is not just a place where you can learn to be a healer a calligrapher a co-communicator a song and dance person it is also a place where we serve others people can come to our center to receive healing transformation in their lives and many do oh that's wonderful the greatest love i'm looking at this beautiful book greatest love is just gorgeous heart and soul series we actually brought that book for you because you are a love messenger greatest love as we see in the calligraphy behind us okay explain this about that also the calligraphy of greatest love in the book that you can also use they say um there's 30 minute practices that you can do to unblock any aspect of your life so let's say you have a relationship challenge i mean who doesn't have one relationship that causes them a little stress in their life you can use some of these very simple practices very easy to do um turning to the calligraphy you can ask the calligraphy as you trace calligraphy and you can use some sound power greatest love to help you to remove the blockage in that relationship that is causing some stress or despair or anxiety and many people around the world have shared such heart-touching amazing stories of how the power of calligraphy is helping one to maintain great health and wellness and happiness and you know it's interesting that you turn to this chapter on page 52 and thank you for this gift and it says health self healing for anger and right now in our world oh yes we have so much anger going on so i think everyone who sees this show needs to purchase this book thank you for my gift this is your gift we're so delighted to share that with you so tell us about this gorgeous piece behind us so this gorgeous piece as you shared Sharon was created by doctor and master ji gong and it is created in in the power of one g one energy one breath where the Tao calligraphy artist never ever lifts the brush off the paper to just the power of energy and flow as you're gathering from the highest source that frequency and vibration comes through the calligraphy artist like a conduit and goes to the paper to create these beautiful positive messages which creates great life transformational healing rejuvenation more harmony more energy for one's life so would you like to do a practice yes okay so um so we have shared that the power of Tao calligraphy when you trace it so let's say all of the people who are watching you take your five fingers and why do you want to take five fingers is because the five fingers represents the five elements in traditional Chinese medicine what are the five elements you have the wood element the fire element the metal element the water element and the earth element when you put the five fingers together this is a whole body healing and rejuvenation for your whole body your organs your systems every part of your being becomes filled with the nourishment of greatest love the frequency and vibration that can then radiate into your own so hard mind and body so let us let us do a practice all right let's do it put your five fingers together all right okay and i'm just going to show you the pathways are very simple okay so you're just going to go up and you're going to come down down here and around and down and that means great right and then this is the love and you just follow the pathway because it's written in one stroke the reason why we have challenges is because there's a misalignment between the soul heart mind and body and this is bringing us back to one it is bringing us back to source it is bringing us back to creation where there's no more blockages only the purity of love and so this is the pathway so maybe those on the line maybe want to create an intention so why don't we just take a moment maybe there's something in your life you want to create a more flourishing for it could be your finances maybe your career maybe you're looking for a job maybe it's a relationship health you know if you have body pain aches or pains just focus the love in that part of your body okay so pick one area that's one area that you would like to focus because love carries the message that can help us to unblock that challenge or that energetic blockage there okay you got it got it all right trace the book because you're going to trace the book okay and the viewers on the line will trace with me so we're just connect with greatest love the five fingers and we're going to use the sound power greatest love what you chant is what you become and we're going to become the power of greatest love for that intention that you have just requested for all right all right so together greatest love greatest love greatest love greatest love greatest love greatest love to rejuvenate and heal the intention of your request and the more you chant the more you receive the benefits so we just did two minutes here you know the show is not too long love is healing and i just think if more people i think that more people do not tell each other how much they love i don't say i'm in love with you i just love something about you yes you know i just love how you speak i love how you smile i love how you cook yes the appreciation and the gratitude goes a long way oh my goodness and when it's unconditional love you love someone you don't like oh yes it works it works it works love several you don't like i have a relationship issues and i just give love i just give love and i think that's forgiving too this beginning of yourself oh yeah it's the other side of forgiveness love and forgiveness go hand in hand well you know let's go over everything that we've talked about because dal calligraphy let's talk about the date on that okay march 16th at the four seasons from 10 to 12 and then march 17th at the four seasons from 10 to 12 and from five to seven and i hope you can put up that invitation okay so maybe we can show it and has the information on sure we'll get that up momentarily and the information about the um dal calligraphy exhibition and demonstration and then while that's coming up we can talk about the grand opening yes absolutely we're very excited right here in the heart of kaka ako right off of queen street we are having our grand opening because we just added an additional 5000 square footage of meditation space so that people can come and 5000 yeah 5000 additional more square footage into the existing center so now we have a beautiful ground floor there's lots of free parking downstairs and we welcome everyone to come and join who's just looking for you know so many stresses in everyday life you know sometimes we have a lot of worry we cannot sleep we have anxiety anger depression sadness people come to these centers to really receive rejuvenation to find peace again in their heart in a world that is so challenging so busy so chaotic so many things that we have to do from the moment we wake up to the time we fall asleep there's just so much going on but if we can just find that you know as the shares the truth lives within each of us we must heal ourselves first and then that's when we'll be able to offer the greatest service to our family our loved ones our colleagues our community and our whole country it starts with us so it's feeling the love embodying the love so that we can share this love with everyone well thank you so much ladies thank you so much for sharing the love i appreciate you for coming in and if they want to know more about the dow calligraphy they can contact sisters in park havae and i'll be stealing that out so not a problem thank you thank you there it is right there on the screen right there and thank you rich in closing a reminder that march is national women's history month i've met many remarkable women in havae who have made such a difference to people's lives i hope to continue to be the voice that says women must not be overlooked and undervalued by the way april 10 sisters in park havae and kichikin will be hosting a shangri-lai guided tour deadline to register is sunday march 10 but they have extended it for us for march 13th and so please email sisters in park havae at gmail.com we only have a few seats left and from all of us at sister power thank you for spending part of your day with us every other thursday i'm sharon tomas yarbrough


This video will show the process of creating a Windows Server 2019 virtual machine using OpenShift virtualization. We will start with our OpenShift cluster. This cluster is relatively small with a few other containerized and virtualized workloads running. Here we see a containerized guestbook application, a quaint relic of a bygone time using Redis and PHP. Moving to the NCC-1701A namespace, we see there are some other virtual machines already running. The pods we see here represent the Libvert, QEMU, and other container-based technologies being used to instantiate and manage our virtual machines. Moving to the virtual machines view, we get a more concise perspective of the virtual machines. If we were to look at the options for these by clicking the three dots on the right side, currently highlighted, we would see operations like start, stop, and delete for the virtual machines, standard management capabilities. Because OpenShift virtualization is Kubernetes-based, we have the option of defining the virtual machines using YAML. However, to illustrate the process, we will use the wizard for our Windows Server virtual machine. The first question asked by the wizard is the source of the virtual machine. The options here are to create a VM with no disk for pixiebooting, use a URL to import a disk to a new volume, use a container image for the disk, or attach a new or existing PVC to the VM. For this demonstration, I'm going to select disk. We will do this to use a pre-existing PVC, which has been pre-staged with the Windows operating system in order to save time. You can see a significantly accelerated version of importing the 40GB disk on the screen now. I'll pause briefly to highlight that this disk is being imported from a KVM-ready Windows image, which was created for OpenStack. The process is straightforward, relying on the standard Kubernetes persistent storage paradigm of persistent volume claims to request storage, which is then met by a storage class. With the source defined, we tell OpenShift virtualization which operating system we're using. I'm choosing to use a predefined virtual machine size of medium, which represents two VCPUs and 8GB of RAM. This is a server workload, so we want to be sure to set the profile correctly. And last for this screen, we will set the hostname. The next screen of the wizard will ask us what network we want to connect to. Here we will select the administrator-defined external network for VLAN 14, which uses multist to create the resources on each of the OpenShift nodes and connect the pods to an external network. The final step is to attach the pre-allocated disk. As with any other Kubernetes pod needing persistence, the disk is defined as a PVC with a storage class associated for dynamic provisioning. For Linux-based operating systems, we have the option of providing cloud init configuration here. We won't use this with our Windows virtual machine, however. With the virtual machine defined and created, we're ready to turn it on. The details for a powered off virtual machine are not terribly interesting, so we'll use the menu to power on the VM. After a few moments to create the virtual machine instance pod and allow Kubernetes to schedule it, we see the VM go from starting to running. At this point, we can use the built-in viewer to see the virtual machine console and wait for it to boot. After Windows has successfully booted, we can hand off to the security team for them to take ownership and deploy the application. Since this VM is connected directly to an external network, no Kubernetes service or OpenShift route needs to be defined to enable access. I hope this introduction to creating virtual machines with OpenShift virtualization has provided a provocative peek into what's to come. Thank you for attending.


This is the animation minute as always let's start with jobs the coalition studio is looking for technical animators If you're good at acting an animation and you need a paid freelance gig then this tweet is for you Nintendo's retro studio is hiring a lead animator Always love any type of 2d art for Star Trek. You're pretty cool. I like those This is a really really neat test Love the dynamic action I'm gonna wait until the very end because this is cool. Look at that Car come out of its mouth. Very cool. Speak of cool. Nice timing to a nice body mechanics for this clip animation mentor Short and sweet, but definitely sweet Speaking of sweet, this is an absolutely banana stop motion clip again Absolutely fantastic. I encourage you to watch the whole thing Always a fan of seeing progression reels especially when it comes to pencil tests and their cleanup check out this clip for Frank Japanese canvas and you know, I like pixel art. Look at these. That's so cool. Love all this And speak of the pixel art. Come on That it's just exactly what I love This is very cool. Look at that really cool and neat reference painted on so you can exactly see what is going on Check out of that clip for reference. I'm showing you the ending here spoiler But I thought this was so cute, especially after all of this watch out what the dinosaur is doing love that super cute This is a really cool thread where you can see the reference clips used for over the moon This is a whole thread so make sure to check out the whole thing and speak of animation reference another great threat with tips and tricks I highly recommend that you go through these. I can't wait to listen to this. Harvey Newman has Ed hooks in there for a shot James is always making super cute art. I love these. I think everything he does I just wanted a t-shirt on a poster just everywhere. It's so cute That's what at least really cool animation test here different kinds of mechanics and jumps love this line That is great great design super cute and that is that for your dimension minute You will see this every Monday at a new time at 10 a.m


So let's go ahead and do this problem. So what did we say? We said We got this chemical equation here that says two mercury two oxides Decompose so hopefully you guys see this is a decomposition reaction, right? So every reaction you guys should be thinking about all of this stuff that you'd like. But anyway Mercury two oxide decomposes into giving you two mercury's and one oxygen molecule Okay, so that gives us a lot of information in that chemical equation So what our problem says is? We've got 1.43 grams of mercury two oxide What is the total mass of oxygen that will make if the reaction goes to completion? So the first thing we're going to have to do is figure out what the mass of mercury two oxides Okay, so when we do that we got it. How do we do that? We look up at the periodic table, right? We say okay. Well mercury is here 200.59 And we add that to oxygen I'm just going to say 16 and we get for remember the molar mass of mercury two oxide we're going to say 216.5 9 Grams per mole Okay, so with this information here The mass of mercury two oxide. We should be able to get the number of moles of it Everybody okay with where I'm going with this? So let's do that. So the number of moles of mercury two oxide is going to be the mass times the inverted molar mass Okay, so remember I said this is kind of the one line way of writing or the text message way of writing it So if we're going to really make it functional We're going to write it out like that Remember this is a ratio whether we have it this way or flipped upside down So let's just flip it upside down and use it properly So we can get those grams out of the way So we got one mole is 216.5 Like that Okay, remember this is moles of Mercury ox So what is the chemical equation tell us remember we're looking for oxygen the mass of ox So what do we know about the number of moles of mercury oxide relative to the number of moles of oxygen that we're going to make Two to one ratio right so remember Just like what we said in the before we turn on the video. We can make another conversion factor out of that right so to HGO or we'll say two mole HGO equals One mole oh two So what do we do here? multiply So now we're not doing the number of moles of mercury oxide right we're going to find the number of moles about two so we've got two moles Mercury oxide One mole oh two like that So what did we do before or what are we doing now? cancel Cancel to find the moles of oxygen So everybody okay with what we've done remember it's like going across a river Step on the next stone step on the next stone if you try to jump to the very last stone You'll probably jump into or fall into the river and float downstream. Okay, but this is not what we wanted Right, what did it ask for the mass of oxygen or the grams of oxygen? Okay, so this is the moles of oxygen so instead of the number of moles so n is like the number That's why I'm using it. Let's look for the mass of oxygen Do we know something that converts the number of moles of oxygen to the mass of oxygen? What is that? What is it called? Not the box again. It's called the molar mass right the molar mass. Okay, so It's going to be well 16 times 2 right, so it's going to be 32 So what do we know? the molar mass O2 is going to be 32.00 grams per mole that we've got one mole O2 32.00 grams O2 Cancel cancel and is that what we were looking for the mass of O2? At least play cake me guys. Tell me. Yeah, right. Okay, cool. So if we do that, right? What are our units here? Grams of O2, right? Let's calculate it now. So 1.43 times 32 divided by 216.59 Divide that number by two and I get the number 0.10 1056 and is that the right number of sick fix? No, because we started with three over here So 0.106 and then we'll just move this Grams of O2 Like that. Okay, and of course you can put that in the scientific notation if you prefer. Do you know about 0.106? That's a pretty reasonable number to be able to read. Are there any questions on anything like this? Again guys, I know it seems like a lot, but you know Every time you've got a ratio, it's a conversion factor and now you know The chemical equation could be used as a conversion factor The other thing that's very important is to remember all their masses convert moles to grams grams to moles Okay, so you can use that going from grams to moles here But remember this only tells you moles to moles Okay, so you can't do like what you were trying to do at the beginning and say because we got this many grams of this Well, we have half of that many grams of oxygen because they weight different amounts Okay, it's like saying, you know, I Don't know I could make up an analogy, but I don't want to ruin the video. So are there any questions? Okay, cool


Welcome to this lecture number 18. In fact, it starts with a spillover of lecture number 17 in which few topics could not be completed and so that is they are well protection, well rehabilitation and well testing for yield. And after dealing these topics, so this lecture will move on to the new module that is an artificial ground water recharge and so specifically in this lecture, it starts with the concept and methods. And so now, let us start with the topic on well protection and here, so this protection, so essentially, so it is a process or a mechanism wherein we protect the well water quality. So basically, well here we can more precisely, we may also write well ground water quality because after all the wells they do yield ground water only. And so this from either existing sources of pollution or potential sources of pollution, so which may exist either at or above the ground level or below the ground level, so that means which may exist either above the ground or below the ground. So basically, so this well protection is a preventive as well as curative process or curative phenomena and for the existing pollutant pollution sources, it is a preventive, it is a curative phenomena and for potential pollution sources, it is a preventive phenomenon. And there are different types of well protection, so depending upon the purpose as well as the type of well for which it is as well as the type of season also. So here, we can classify, so this well protection into three major categories. The first one is what is known as a sanitary well protection, as a name itself says, so there is always say in the water supply schemes, so there is, they are always in, even though it is unavoidable, so the undesirable by-product of wastewater as well as the wastewater system. So they will be in and around the vicinity of this water supply system, so therefore especially near the wells, so there is a need for protecting the wells from existing pollutants which will be generally found in the wastewater system which may be say sewer or which may be any a manhole or which may be any other facility or carrying wastewater, that may be a domestic wastewater or an industrial wastewater or a combination of both. So this, so there is a need to protect well from the, protect the well water quality that is the ground water quality and that is precisely known as sanitary well protection. And then coming on to the next is one, so here this is the spring well protection and this is basically a preventive phenomena wherein a spring which generally releases say possibly the best quality of ground water and so it needs to be protected from potential sources of pollution.  And then thirdly there is also what is known as frost protection, so this frost protection is employed in severe winter conditions in cold regions. So here what happens is, see in case of winter especially around December, January, so most of the northern hemisphere as well as say that is June and July in significant parts of the southern hemisphere, so they are subjected to severe cold and this problem is getting aggravated because of the impact of climate change. And so here what happens is, so this many wells they do get affected by this frost. So basically the wells may fully the ground water which is stored in the wells, it may fully freeze and so it may be difficult to that is harness or extract this ground water to this pipeline system which starts from the ground water these wells. So therefore there is a need for protecting the wells from getting affected by frost which may stop or which may break the continuity of water supply scheme in a cold region especially during winter seasons. So now coming to this sanitary well protection, so let me discuss here the one typical schematic diagram of a sanitary well protection wherein a well is protected from an existing source of pollutant. Here so this one, so the schematic diagram for a sanitary well protection system and here the, so in this case system say for existing pollutants at surface level of course so this is reasonably simpler but if the pollutants are existing at the subsurface level then it makes it much more complicated. So in this case so here let us, so this is the ground level of course here it is generally wells they may not have this kind of upward mount but may be for protection so it may be so and so this is the ground level and here this is the, so the piezometric surface or the water table WT so that is piezometric surface here. So next we will, in this case so there is the well which may have say a kind of a casing and then so there may be, so this casing will extend even below the, this one also and so here we may have a foot wall and so this is further we may have a, so this is the lower most portion is the screen and then so this is the screen cap just at the bottom of this one and so this is, so this is the foot wall so this is the screen, so here so again let me show this with a casing is, let me show this casing with of course may be even in the, so let us say this well is drawing its water from unconfined aquifer as well as confined aquifer and here in this case say this is the confining layer which is the bottom confining layer for the unconfined aquifer and the top confining layer for the confined aquifer. And so this is a, and here this is the unconfined aquifer so this is a, so here we can say this is a slotted casing and here so this continues again so this is a casing, here this is a regular casing and then so this is the foot wall screen and then so here there is, so now so this is there is what is called a grout seal, so this is a cobbled drain, so here this is also cobbled drain and then this is the grout seal with cement concrete grouting and followed by and so here let us say this is the, here let us say so this is the outlet, so this is the outlet and above this so there is a pumping unit, so this is P, so this P represents pump unit and this case so this is the grout seal and so this the dimension of the grout seal may typically vary say and here it could be, so the formation could be clay and so this is and here this is a confined aquifer. So like this so here what is the grout seal which is, which almost extends up to the normal water table level as well as the cobbled drain which is seen at around this one, the grout seal, so this which is a cement concrete grout seal, so this is, so this will prevent as well as the modification in the ground slope so that the water, the polluted water does not get seeped or infiltrated into the well and then thereby that is causing the deterioration of the ground water quality, so here so this is, so here let me also write this is the modified land profile or say ground profile and then so this grout seal as well as cobbled drain, so this will, they will eventually succeed in preventing the water from this one. Now let us go to the second schematic diagram for spring well protection, in this case it is let us say schematic diagram, so in this case so let me, so draw this is the top view and then so here let me draw the front view, so in the top view so essentially we have, so there is an overflow pipe, so this is overflow, so you may want to denote this one, next there is to storage, so there is also another pipe which takes to storage, so this is to storage, so there is a third pipe which will take the water which is basically clean out drain, so this is and in the front view so obviously the clean out drain has to be at the bottom, the storage has to be in the middle and overflow has to be at the top, so this is obviously common sense and so here in the top view and in this case another thing that is a screened drain and in this case there is, so here this is the screened drain and so these are wall and box next is, so here there is a pipe which runs a perforated casing pipe, so essentially this is a perforated pipe and then there is also a surface water diversion ditch, so this is the surface water diversion drain or say ditch and then, so here there is a barbed wire fencing or any other suitable fencing, so this is the fence. So this is in the top view and now let me show the same thing in the front view, so here so that is, so this is the, so here we have the MWL maximum water level and so this is, so here there is a screen drain and this one, so there is a, so this wall and box, so this is a clean out, so this is a clean out drain here which is in the, this one at the top view and this is in the front view and this clean out drain, so this will take you and here you have that screened, so this is the clean out drain and then followed by the storage, so for the storage, so there will be a pipe, so this is a two storage, so here this is the wall and of course here also there is another screen drain is required and then, so there is just above the maximum water level, so there is a this overflow wall, overflow pipe, so this is overflow just above the maximum water level and here in this case the perforated pipe, so it runs like this and then, so here this is the perforated pipe and in the elevation, so this will be, so this is the perforated pipe in the front view and here we have, so this is the drain, so this is the ground level, so in this case let us say, so this is our ground level, so this is the wall to be operated, obviously both walls have to be above the ground and here, so this is the, so it goes like this and so here there is a break line and so in this case there is a surface ditch or drain and then followed by a fence here, so this is a typical spring well protection system, so here in this case, so any potential this one, so the pollutants are removed through the surface water drain and then, so this through the perforated pipe, so only clean water is allowed to enter the spring and then, so that is, so this is the front view of a typical schematic diagram for spring well protection. So next this frost, that is frost drainage, I am sorry frost well protection, so this is the very common especially in the winter season in cold areas and so here obviously, so there will be a mechanism to ensure that the water temperature does not fall below the freezing point and thereby the water supply is ensured even on the coldest of the winter day and of course, whatever precautions we take, so that is nature always shows that it is the real boss many times and then, so the cold winter storms, so you know how difficult it is especially in cold regions, so that is, so this completes the well protection and now we will go to this well rehabilitation and so in this well rehabilitation, so basically it is the process of ensuring maximum recovery of the well ground water production capacity lost due to various reasons by employing mechanical, stroke chemical and other means. Basically what happens is in well rehabilitation, so with time generally there is a very significant where is a strong possibility that the well production capacity or the yield or the specific capacity, so it goes on decreasing. So in this well rehabilitation, what is done is appropriate mechanical procedures or appropriate chemicals or even other means are used, so that the loss, the most commonly observed loss in the well production, well ground water production capacity is minimized, so thereby, so most of the well, the lost production ground water production capacity of well is restored, so that is well rehabilitation and of course, so many times, so this is even before we ensure that the production capacity of a well is restored, we need to ensure that the pump which is extracting the water from the well is properly functioning, so before identifying the reasons for loss of well production capacity, we need to make sure that the pump used for extracting ground water from the well is functioning satisfactorily, so this is a very important point. So once we ensure that the pump is functioning properly, so only then we can attribute any loss in the well capacity to various, that is subsurface phenomena which might be taking place below the ground level which as a result of which the well, the ground water production capacity of the well has received a significant beating, so this is a well rehabilitation and so here say some of the most commonly, that is commonly used well rehabilitation methods for different aquifers, here say this is a method, so let us briefly, so this is by, so this is courtesy Erikson and so this is, it was proposed by Erikson in 1961, so here this is the first column represents method and then say this is unconsolidated aquifers, then consolidated sandstone and then lastly consolidated limestone. So these are three different formations and for each of them, so how the method, the first method is that here you can also say this is serial number, the first is it is known as muriatic acid and this and chlorine Cl2, so this in case of unconsolidated aquifer it removes FeS, then CO3 deposits, that is carbonate deposits and whereas the same muriatic acid followed by chlorine, so this is for a consolidated sandstone not usually effective and similarly for a consolidated limestone, so this is sometimes effective best results when obtained by that is pressure acidizing, so this is one and then followed by the second method is polyphosphate followed by chlorine dynamite, followed by chlorine dynamite and this one in case of unconsolidated aquifer, it is a removes fine silt, clay or say colloids clay and this one that is disseminated shale etc. Whereas the same thing again here in case of consolidated sandstone, so this polyphosphate as well as chlorine dynamite that is also not usually effective and here also this is in this case also this is not usually effective. So like that so there are other this one that is methods are all there, that is other four more methods are there, so the remaining well rehabilitation methods using that is one compressed air, two that is dry ice that is obviously solidified carbon dioxide and then third is a surging chlorine and followed by lastly the caustic soda that is NaOH, so these are also used. So this will complete this well rehabilitation of course for want of time we are not able to give much of this one and next we will go to that is the well testing for yield, so in this case so this is a very important aspect of well and here so what is done is the yield is tested by using appropriate methodology using the appropriate materials and so therefore here so this pumping generally done by using a pumping equipment and in this case so a typical so this pumping equipment so which may be say for shallow wells and say for deep wells for shallow wells the pumping equipment will be different so it may use say a centrifugal pump whereas for deep well we have to use submersible excuse me submersible pump that to multi stage submersible pump say for example here that is centrifugal pump may be used in this case that is multi stage may be used and so here let me show a typical that is a method for well yield testing for a shallow well so here what is done is say suppose this is the let me start on a new this one this case a typical so this is the ground level and here we have the well and here we have the pipe through which so this is a storage reservoir so this is here you can say this is the water supply this one so this is a storage reservoir and then this is the pump this is the ground surface and then the static water table so here water table and after this pumping so they so there will be a formation of cone of depression and this is this one and below this so there is a screen and here so the typically so this is the pump axis and from the pump axis so this is the storage water level and here let me indicate the water level in the one and so here what happens is this is like this so this is the elevation so in this in this graph so this vertical axis represent elevation then so this is the frictional loss and here so in this one if you plot the of course here so this is the discharge and then this is the draw down and in this case this discharge versus draw down so this curve will be having a something like so this kind of a plot and this one is the static head or suction head so you take this one so this is the of course so this is a typical shallow well yield testing setup obviously so here this is the so this completes and obviously as we go for deeper tubal so then we have to go for say submersible pumps that could be multi-stage submersible pumps and so on so therefore it complicates things as well whereas that is why to avoid this complication so a simple this is a typical shallow well yield testing equipment is shown in the schematic diagram so this will complete the chapter on that is that is the well hydraulics and I am sorry the module the third module on well hydraulics and so I also take this opportunity to start this the new module that is artificial ground water recharge which is so this is module 6 and so the advanced well hydraulics is the third module which we discussed till now so the modules 4, 5 as well as 7 and 8 will be dealt by my colleague Professor Anirbhandhar and I will be in this lecture as well as in the subsequent two lectures I will be discussing briefly this artificial ground water recharge and here let us come to this concept whenever there is inadequate natural ground water recharge artificial ground water recharge needs to be employed to create water security and here so coming to this so this is the basically the concept and coming to the other one and in the next class we will discuss with the methods of ones and there are various methods like in the surface level spreading and other methods are there and creating this artificial mounds recharge mounds or induced recharge and various things are there so which we will be discussing in the next lecture so I thank you and so we will meet for the next lecture thank you bye


I'm Kenny Getsendanner, the Flight Dynamics Manager for the Osiris-Rex mission from NASA Goddard Space Flight Center. For the past two years, we've been looking very closely at Bennet, learning as much as we can about our asteroid, and just as importantly, learning to operate and navigate the spacecraft in the unique small body environment. And now, we're finally ready to go for tag. Tomorrow, the spacecraft will execute a series of three maneuvers, which will take it out of its orbit and initiate a slow descent to the surface, eventually ending up inside of Nightingale Crater. We have one more opportunity to update those maneuver designs, and that process is going on now. We've received images from the spacecraft, the navigation team has processed them, compared them with high fidelity terrain models that we have on hand, and we're able to very precisely predict where the spacecraft is right now, but more importantly, where it's going to be at the time of the departure maneuver. We take that information, we're updating the maneuver designs as we speak, along with some other input products to the onboard guidance system, and we'll hand that off to the spacecraft team, which will build the commands, uplink them to the spacecraft just in time to execute tag tomorrow.


The signs are clear. Buying on credit spreads the course of an item over a period of time, a comfort for the customers. But the consumer affairs department is concerned that the terms and conditions of her purchase agreements are not fully read and understood. This has led to misinterpretation of the law. Let's see a store for example. He or she goes into the store, identifies the product. To complete the transaction, the clerk brings out the agreement and says to the customer, Sign her, sign her, sign her. Very few consumers will read what they are signing on to. Others will just sign. Higher purchase transactions are governed by the Consumer Credit Act, cap 13.15, and all agreements must be in keeping with this legislation. Subject to section 26 within this legislation, the owner may exercise his or her right to recover and pay goods. Under a higher purchase agreement, the good does not belong to the consumer until the final payment is made. And so if there has been a breach of contract or consumer has failed to make the monthly payments, the owner has the right to repossess his or her goods. However, this can be done only after the owner has given the consumer 21 days notice in writing of his or her intention to repossess. The owner must also give the consumer a period of not less than 10 days after the notice has been served to come in and make a payment. Now, if the consumer has already paid more than 70% of the higher purchase price, the owner cannot repossess without obtaining a court order. However, if less than 70% of the higher purchase price has been paid, once the owner has given the consumer sufficient notice in writing, the goods can be recovered or repossessed. The Consumer Affairs Department is providing additional education on higher purchase and other consumer-related transactions at the office on the corner of Miko and Coral Street in Cache Trees. Consumers are encouraged to know their rights and responsibilities. Marvin St. Louis reporting from the Ministry of Commerce.


My name is Kim Douthit and today we're going to be looking at objectives using a soliloquy from Romeo and Juliet. You don't need a whole lot of materials for this. We have, as you can see, the text provided for you. This is from the balcony scene for Romeo and Juliet. So if you want to get a little fancy and grab a chair or a stool or something to be your stand-in balcony, you're welcome to do that. You're also going to need to take a couple notes during this. So grabbing a riding utensil or grab and something to write on, be a good idea. We all have things that we want, right? We might want a cookie or a new pair of shoes for our younger siblings to suddenly disappear. And we have different ways of getting what we want, right? So in theater we call what we want an objective. Getting what we want, like let's say I want a cookie. That's going to depend a little bit on how I'm trying to get it, right? Who I'm talking to. If I was trying to get a cookie from my grandmother, that'd be a little different than trying to get a cookie from, let's say, my little brother. Our relationships are different. So the way I go about it, that's going to be a little different, right? So if I'm talking to my grandma, I might try imploring her or begging her for that cookie. My little brother, I might try threatening him. In theater we call this actions or tactics, the different ways we try to get our objective. Something is standing in the way of our objective. That's an obstacle. Why are obstacles important in theater? Well, if our story of Romeo and Juliet went once upon a time, Romeo and Juliet met and they fell in love and got married and it was wonderful and they lived happily ever after. It's not really an interesting story. Romeo and Juliet might be a little bit more fond of it, but there's no conflict because from conflict that's where we get drama. So we need things standing in the way of what we want. So we're going to look at what one character wants, at what Juliet wants, using a soliloquy. What's a soliloquy? It's a character saying their thoughts aloud. Now, sometimes they're by themselves or they think they're by themselves. In the balcony scene at this point, Juliet thinks she's by herself. She doesn't realize that Romeo is nearby listening in. Now, a soliloquy is different than a monologue. That's another thing you find in theater, which is also any time a character speaks for a long period of time. Soliloquies specifically deal with a character's inner thoughts. What's going on internally? So this is a very famous soliloquy. In fact, you probably know a line or two from it, or you'll recognize them when you start hearing it. Now, since Shakespeare is designed to be performed, let's start off by just reading through this soliloquy. So have a stand up, look at the text, do your best Shakespearean voice and say, Oh, Romeo, Romeo, wherefore art thou Romeo, deny thy father and refuse thy name, or if that will not be but sworn my love, and I'll no longer be a Capulet, tis but thy name that is my enemy, thou art thyself, though not a Montague. What's a Montague? It is nor hand nor foot nor arm nor face nor any other part belonging to a man. Oh, be some other name. What's in a name, that which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet. So Romeo would, were he not Romeo called, retain that dear perfection, which he owes without that title. Romeo, doth thy name, and for that name, which is no part of thee, take all myself. It was awesome. We got all that in the first try, right? What we're gonna do, because again, this is a lot of text, we're gonna do an activity I call telegramming. I love this activity for breaking down text. What we're gonna do is look at each line and pick the four words from each line that we think best encompasses what's happening that stand out the most to us. Now it's important to note the four words that I think create the best line, they may not be the same as your four words. So if you're looking at it and saying, Hey, no, wait a minute, Kim, I disagree. I think these four are better. That's totally fine. And you can write down the four that you think work the best. So let's look at this first line. Oh, Romeo, Romeo, where for art thou Romeo? Now are we are we noticing anything that is being repeated over and over again? Any word at all? Might it be the word Romeo? She says it three times. Romeo, Romeo, Romeo. I feel like that's giving us a really good idea of what she is speaking of. The word where for and this is also really interesting. She's not asking, Where are you Romeo? She's asking, Why are you Romeo? Romeo, Romeo, why are you Romeo? So that to me is another really important word. So our telegram for the first line reads Romeo, Romeo, where for Romeo? Look at the next line, deny thy father and refuse thy name. Well, a couple words really stand out to me. The word refuse is really interesting and name. We've already had a name up here a lot. We had Romeo. Let's keep going with that name. Deny. That's a strong word and father. So we have four words here too. So so far, our telegram reads Romeo, Romeo, where for Romeo, deny father, refuse name. That actually creates a pretty clear picture of what's going on. Now if we look at the next line, this is a little trick here. Or if that will not be but sworn my love. I'm going to go with, let's see, wilt not sworn love, but you might pick a different combination of words here. Let's do one last line together. And then I'm going to give you a few moments to look at the text and figure out your own. So our next line is, and I'll no longer be a Capulet. I think there's a couple important things happening in this line. One of them again, anytime we say a name, I feel that that's important. So let's look at Capulet. What's she not going to be anymore? She's not going to be a Capulet. So I'll no longer. So what we have so far, Romeo, Romeo, where for Romeo, deny father, refuse name, wilt not sworn love, I'll no longer Capulet. So if we're looking at just those first four lines and what Juliet wants, what does she want in her telegram? Romeo, she wants Romeo. But what's standing in the way of getting what she wants? Well, it's because they're enemies, right? So they're families. What's she going to do about it?   I'll deny my name. Now I want you to look at the rest of this text and pick out your four words on each line. We'll give you a little bit of time to do that. Name's up here. We got a lot of words up here. Let's see what let's see what I did and see how it compares to what you did. Romeo, Romeo, where for Romeo, deny father, refuse name, wilt not sworn love, I'll no longer capulate thy name my enemy, thou thyself not Montague, what's Montague, hand, foot, arm, face nor part, man, some other name, what's name that rose other name smells sweet. Romeo would not Romeo retain dear perfection owes without title Romeo name, name no part thee, take all myself. What's so interesting from this, you still get a really good idea of what's being said. Juliet wants Romeo. Now let's take this one step further. From a four word telegram, I want you to break it down to one word from each line. And you know what, we've already narrowed it down to four words. So from each of those words, I want you to just pick one one word. I'm going to do these words for me in red. So my telegram now reads Romeo, name, love, capulet, enemy, Montague, Montague, face, name, name, name, Romeo, perfection, Romeo, name myself. What do you notice in that? There's a couple words said over and over again, the word name being the main one. And I even circle all the names. Name is said seven times in the soliloquy. The word Romeo is said six times. So her inner thoughts are so apparent. She wants Romeo. But what is this idea of a name? And can she have him? She's trying to find a way to justify she's working through that obstacle, that thing standing in the way because I love that section where it says, Capulet enemy, Montague, Montague. Because that really encompasses what her obstacle is. The two families are enemies. And how does she work through it? By thinking about the very nature of what makes a person? Are we more than a name? And why does a name matter? What I also really love about this, this kind of shows you how young Juliet is, because what's she fixating on? She's fixating on Romeo, a boy she just met at a party. And even though they are sworn enemies, there is an ancient grudge between these two families, she finds a way in only a few lines to kind of work around this whole ancient grudge thing and say, but I like this boy.  So you get so much of her character and what she wants in just a few lines. So looking at the full text again, read it one more time since you have a little bit better grasp on it. Oh, Romeo, Romeo, wherefore art thou Romeo? Deny thy father and refuse thy name or thou wilt not be but sworn my love and I'll no longer be a Capulet. Tis but thy name that is my enemy. Thou art thyself though not a Montague. What's Montague?  Oh, be some other name. What's in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet. So Romeo would, were he not Romeo called, retain that dear perfection which he owes without that title. Romeo, doth thy name and for that name which is no part of thee, take all myself. Now this method of breaking down text is really fantastic for figuring out a character's objective. But it's also really great if you're having trouble understanding anything. Because every time you take it into smaller chunks, it automatically becomes more manageable. I want to thank you all for breaking down a little bit of text with me and looking at some Romeo and Juliet. My name is Kim Douthit, and I hope you have a wonderful day.


Ha ha ha! Johnny, what happened? Was Frankie Boy right all along? I think you're suited to join the Clown of Ores. I mean, I mean the Corn of Ores at this point.  I'm not here to tell you what is objectively right or what is wrong. And I'm not here to listen to your, you know, arguments and to your opinions either. I am just here to tell you guys my experiences, my shift in perspective, my new life choice. Yeah, John, but we're here to tell you that you've mislead millions of people over years and years on a downward health spiral. None of these vegan clowns have a heart. They can't bring it to themselves to step down and admit they were wrong. They have to continue to try to squeeze money out of people because that's what they're all about. Cash, mula, chaching, shekels, dollars, whatever you call it. That's the only reason these people stay vegan so long in the first place. It's because of the money. If it wasn't paying, he would have jumped ship way sooner. If any of these vegan shills weren't paid actors, they would be honest and move on away from social media in any capacity. They would accept that they've only had a negative influence on other people, literally destroying people's health in addition to maiming babies and children. You know, the people that have stepped away and moved on, I think people like Moon and Rock in some capacity, you know, haven't been talked about as much. And I think we can all agree, or people who have looked into the scientific literature, we can agree that nutrition itself is a very confusing and not really understood topic. And it is, you know, understood to a certain degree, but there are very many question marks. So you take a study and you use that study to come to a conclusion, but then another person with a whole, another opinion will take that same exact study and come to like the opposite conclusion to someone else. Yeah, that's part of being special interest funded. Being paid by various groups and corporations to promote a certain agenda that benefits those groups and corporations in exchange for monetary compensation. Whenever I look at studies, I look at the specific mechanisms occurring in said study, as opposed to attempting to draw a conclusion from it. The clowns on the cornivore and vegan sides are all about generalizing studies as opposed to being truthful about how the body works, because if they were truthful, neither diet would be the right one. Veganism, cornivoreism.   We're doing this because it feels right in every single way. And this is my perspective. And because this is my perspective, we're only going to listen to other people with the same perspective that have the same mission to eliminate animal suffering, to live a plant-based lifestyle, a vegan diet, and so on. So it becomes almost like you have to only look for answers and research that comes from people that you know is going to support your bias. Anything outside of pro-vegan becomes the opposite, right? So there is no neutral point of view that you can get to with this mindset. It's either vegan, pro-vegan, or it's anti-vegan and pro-meat-eating and pro-murder and death and these things. And this is the mindset that is, you know, I was in that mindset myself. So I know that that is the dominant mindset for a lot of people. Ah, Johnny boy, I think everyone agrees that you should have retired your acting skills several months ago. It is difficult to get a man to understand something when his salary depends upon his not understanding it. Anyone with an IQ above 100 can blatantly see that vegans and cornivores are intentionally biased, avoiding information contradicting their point of view. Fortunately for those influencers, most people are below 100 IQ. I've personally always spoken about the benefits of certain wild quality plant foods since I started my channel in 2016, whereas everyone else has been on some type of bandwagon, you know, for marketing purposes in regards to monetary gain. I have never claimed that the science, you know, proves that a vegan diet, 100% vegan diet is the best for optimal health, but I truly believed it for the, you know, last four years. I think the last year I've been questioning a lot of things, but for the vast majority of the time that I was vegan, I really actually believe that it was optimal for human health because that is what we're being sold. Big organizations like the American Dietetics Association, all that makes together makes it extremely easy to just believe 100% that you are doing the right thing. And I'm not saying that it's a wrong thing, but it makes it easy not to question it and look at the opposite or another different point of view. So you're trying to claim that a vegan diet was never proven to be best for optimal health, but that's what you've pushed. You're literally saying a vegan diet isn't optimal, but that you pushed it on people.  This is a strategy called gas lighting, where you repeat things over and over again and lie to your audience to manipulate them. After looking into the Dietetics Association, you know, corporate ties, all these, you know, different corruptions that are going on and looking at the science for, you know, children, especially, because this is the reason why I started questioning everything. There is extremely little science and I am not convinced at all by the science that is used to support those claims. Yeah, we know every government organization around diet and health, at least the most prominent ones, American Heart Association, American Dietetics Association, are all heavily connected to the Seventh Day Adventist Church and some type of anti-human depopulation agenda to reduce fertility. And I strongly believe that we cannot, you know, say for certain that one thing, you know, something like the vegan diet, 100% vegan diet is going to be optimal for kids. It may be optimal. I'm not saying that it's not. And we look up to so many vegan parents that are doing an amazing job raising vegan kids. This is not something that I, as a parent, as a father, am comfortable with doing.  It may be optimal for kids and children. Really? Really, John? You're doing a no longer vegan video and still refuse to acknowledge that a vegan diet literally kills babies and maims children, permanently damaging the development of anyone below the early 20s? But then you go to say that you're not comfortable doing something that requires supplementation. Do people really fall for this double-speak bullshit? Someone literally wrote a script for this clown to gaslight his followers, literally playing both sides of the coin to attempt to keep as many people as possible following him. John, put on the monkey suit and start dancing because this isn't working. I have had some question marks because of personal experiences, because of my real-life observations and, you know, nutrient deficiencies in people that are very, very close to me. I don't feel comfortable with my kid being vegan. I cannot continue that lifestyle myself. Granted, I'll still, you know, do everything in my power to do what I feel is best with my moral compass for the environment, the planet, the animals and all of that stuff. This is unbelievable. John is admitting that he's witnessing his children suffering on a vegan diet and can't take it anymore. Yet he just said a vegan diet may be optimal for children. Despite the double-speak and gaslighting, you know, directly lying over and over again to manipulate his viewers, he has given people a hint at the truth. I was always, you know, 100% certain that this was the healthiest diet for human beings because I was coaching a lot of people and I still will be coaching vegans and helping vegans to thrive. All right, buddy, put the clown shoes back on because you just said a vegan diet is killing your children, but you're still going to help other people follow a vegan diet so you can make money by coaching them.  And other friends, really very close friends who said, you know, that I, that they respect my choice and everything like that, but they can't be seen with me publicly because that is bad for their image because the vegan movement is so toxic and so judgmental. So, you know, this is not an easy issue. And it's so, so sad that the vegan movement has so many people that are so judgmental and have such superiority complex. The term is cognitive dissonance, the state of having inconsistent thoughts, beliefs or attitudes, especially as relating to behavioral decisions and attitude change. I'm not scared of getting flack for any of this. I've done this, you know, several times in the past and I just don't care. I'm just here sharing my opinions.   It's been done so many times before, a hundred times before, and that's okay.  When you've misled hundreds of thousands, if not millions of people towards harming their health, really showing your true colors, buddy, keep the selfishness going. Johnny boy, if you do have any of your heart left, maybe you should reach out to me so I can break what's left of it. I'm still living the same, you know, life in terms of core principles, still the same mission, trying to spread positivity, compassion, love, and health to everyone who watches and follows along this channel. And I hope that you guys can stick around because there's so many more things and the journey has just begun. This is important. He's basically saying he's still special and to responded that they're just going to use him for something else. He's still part of the club. So don't leave boys. I mean, there is, there's a lot more to come. And again, I'm not here to bash on the vegan diet to say that it's unhealthy. I know so many people who are doing well, and I'm super proud for being able to step outside of the bubble and really dig deep and try to be as unbiased as possible. The gaslighting, the lying, the double speak, it's just persistent throughout this video, even until the very end. You know, these paid actors are fairly intelligent people, and they attempt to convince the majority of the population. And most of them are doing so, you know, especially a lot of the corner wars. But in John's case, everything's falling apart. It's like a catastrophe.  And part of me doesn't even want to talk about this at all. You know, we're not playing in the same sandbox. I'm on a different level. I'm honest. I actually want to help people, and I'm not in it for the money. And I would bet I'm one of the only people on YouTube that's honest about that. For you guys who don't want to follow along anymore just because I'm not vegan anymore, you know, that's okay. Peace out. I think what John's been doing over the past year or so has been leading up to this point. You know, I'm sure he hasn't been vegan for well over a year now, but he's been acclimating his viewer base to the point where he can just flip the switch. And that's what he did today. You know, this is clearly all about money, his special interest agenda, damage control for what he's planning on doing next. And we joked about the corner wars, but you know, don't be surprised if he starts collaborating with all of these other special interest funded people because they try to promote each other so they can all make money and all make a living off of deceiving you guys. That's how it is. That's how it is. But thank you guys for joining me today. If you'd like to support me, definitely check out the stuff in the comments below. We got a bunch of exciting stuff. Hopefully that's going to follow through in the next few months. And I'm looking forward to that guys. Have a good night.


let's go you found one wow I read this post about hanging rainbows in front of our windows for the kids to have something to do while you're walking outside honestly I was like this is such gonna be such a lifesaver because I was struggling so bad the only thing basically she want to do is go for the playground because she's used to that what was supposed to be like a nice walk and a change of scenery outside became this massive struggle and then okay let's create rainbows we made this kind of daily routine now where we're gonna search for the rainbows outside and what I always do is I open my phone and I show her the rainbow map are we gonna search for rainbows people thought it would be really cool if we could find a way to track where all the rainbows were I said oh I know how to do that like this is so much fun it also opens the map publicly so people could add their address and their pin rainbow directly on the map as well one of the great things that happened is somebody figured out how to make a little rainbow icon and use that as their pin for their location and when I saw it I got so excited I'm it changed everybody is to rainbows today we have nearly 3500 rainbows and those rainbows are all over the world now they're in the US they're in Europe Africa India South America New Zealand we just got our first Russian rainbow too I don't think there's ever been a time in our world where we've all as individuals been going through such a similar experience and this is a way of showing that of putting our hearts out there and saying yeah I get it I'm there too this is a way to add a little lightness I think for a lot of parents to what's going on and this has been really wonderful and making me feel like I'm still connected to everyone