Your Majesty, Your Royal Highnesses, Vice-President Joe Biden, Dr. Jill Biden, Excellencies, Ladies and Gentlemen, and Dear Friends. Tonight is the 21st time that we are honouring, with a crystal award, outstanding personalities who are not only exceptional artists, but also contribute to humanity. As it was agreed upon when we conceived this award, together with our late friend Lord Yehudi Menuin, who was an inspirational leader for so many young musicians. The crystal award is a celebration of the arts. Culture is the language of the heart, the expression of passion and compassion. Respect for traditions, acceptance of diversity. It brings colour into our lives and opens our minds and hearts. Culture is essential for the survival of humankind. The honorees of this evening are stellar examples of cultural leaders. It gives me great pleasure to introduce them to you. Olafur Eliasson receives the 2016 Crystal Award for his leadership in creating inclusive communities. Olafur Eliasson was born in Copenhagen and studied at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts. He has created large-scale installations and designs that have contributed to redefining the essence of cities and communities. You might have seen some of his major works in one or the other capital, like the New York City Waterfall, the Weather Project, Riverbed, or most recently, during the COP 21 in Paris, the Ice Watch. Olafur employs a team of more than 90 artists, architects, designers and engineers in his studio in Berlin. My favourite project, however, is The Little Sun. A beautiful solar light but at the same time a social business and global project that addresses the need for light in a sustainable way and benefits communities without electricity, creates local jobs and generates local profits. Please join me on stage. Thank you so much. Thank you, Hilde. Thank you, Klaus, for having me here today. Your Excellencies, your Highnesses. What a great company to be in. I work as an artist. This means I'm here as a representative of the cultural sector. I think the cultural sector is quite unique as it seems to host disagreement, conflict, without leading to exclusion. So Hilde might say, oh, this is a great painting, Olafur, and Klaus said, ah, it destabilises me. I'm not sure, and they can still be together, right? It might even strengthen their relationship, that little bit of rupture, right? So think about politics, right? Think about populism, nationalism, exclusion and all of that. So culture as a methodology is amazing in terms of hosting and facilitating a conflict with a creative and positive outcome. Hilde was so kind to mention the Littles on Project, a little sculpture, a source of energy, but really also about empowerment. This is an example of how art and creativity, together with the solar scientists who's also here, actually can come up with solutions. And I'm going to show you something today. It's the first time I show it, and I thought I brought it because of the topic of the fourth revolution. This is, in fact, a mobile phone solar charger. This is the first time we show it to anybody besides the robust kickstart knockover we did last fall, but finally it's here. So if anybody's running out of steam here in Davos, please don't hesitate to get in touch. And again, thank you so much for the inspiring leadership. Thank you, everybody. Our next crystal award is Will I Am. Will I Am receives the 2016 Crystal Award for his leadership in providing educational opportunities for the underserved. He was born and grew up in Los Angeles. His professional career has many facets. He is a singer, songwriter, rapper, entrepreneur, actor, musician, record producer and philanthropist. As a musician, he is best known for his work with the Black Eyed Peas, with whom he received seven Grammy Awards. He has also released solo albums and has produced the work of other musicians, including Michael Jackson, you too, and Lady Gaga. He is a role model in his long-standing commitment to inspire children to stay in school and go to college to become the leaders of tomorrow. His I Am Angel Foundation has developed numerous programs for youth in Los Angeles, such as I Am Steam, which stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math. I Am Scholarships and I Am College Track, our two other ventures. He also has a workshop in Los Angeles, and I still remember that incredible carbon sports car he had built with his kids. He will tell us certainly more about his many-fold activities. Would you please join me on stage? First off, I want to thank the World Economic Forum. Mr. and Mrs. Klaus, thank you so much, Ms. Schwab, for acknowledging the work that we do at I Am Angel. The reason why I chose to do this work is because I want to pay forward what was given to me when I was in the ghetto in Los Angeles, California. I come from a very, very poor neighborhood that's riddled with crime and gang and drug activity, but my mom was very strict and I was more afraid of my mom than the gangsters in my neighborhood. So music has took me around the world and I've seen things that I wanted to bring back to my neighborhood. So every time there's a natural disaster, they call musicians or famous people to bring awareness to what's happening in the world. And ghettos that resemble the conditions that I come from, there's a natural disaster every day. There's a tsunami of neglect, there's war between gang and rival, senseless ignorance and crime. And I wanted to make sure that kids in the neighborhood that I come from, starting there, aim to be more than just musicians, not that being a musician is a bad thing, it's just that our industry is collapsed. And I speak from experience that although you can make a living, it isn't as healthy as it used to be. And I want kids to dream to be like Steve Jobs, not just Stevie Wonder. I want kids to dream to be like Bill Gates. I want them to discipline and dedicate their lives to solving the world's problems. And the way you do that is by not waiting for government to come down and change education reform, because you never know how long that's going to take. So somebody has to take responsibility in their own hands and do that for communities, especially if you believe that kids that have been neglected can make something out of themselves and solve the world's problems. So I started with 60 kids, now I have 320 kids. This year is our first graduation year class. Our kids started off with the worst grades that one could imagine. It's in and out of juvenile hall in crime and selling drugs. And now our kids have 3.5s and 4.0s. This year, I'm proud to... Our kids will go on to MIT as a really superstar student, because you only take one, right? So one kid could change that community forever. Because my vision was, what if WhatsApp came from Watts? What if Facebook came from Compton? What if Apple came from Fifth Ward, Mississippi? These communities will be changed forever. And so my whole purpose is to find one or two kids. And I'm really proud of this girl named Cynthia, who was our star student, who was inspiring the whole community to really just pick up the ball and be leaders. So thank you so much for acknowledging the work that we're doing. And really appreciate it. Thank you so much. Our next awardee is Yeo-Jean. Yeo-Jean receives the 2016 Crystal Award for her leadership in raising awareness of the refugee crisis. She was born in Chichichiti on Zhu Fuzhan province in China. She studied Chinese folk dance at the Beijing Dance Academy, then studied at the Beijing Film Academy. She has performed extensively on stage for television and on film as China's leading actress. She is known as the Queen of Weibo for having the most followers on Zina Weibo, the Chinese equivalent of Twitter, where she has 78 million followers. She has used her high profile on social media to influence the public on a range of issues from environmental pollution to food safety. She is perhaps best recognized for her role as the UNHCR's honorary patron for China, traveling extensively to meet refugees in the Philippines, Thailand, Ethiopia, Lebanon and recently in Pakistan, contributing to an exponential growth in donations from China. I think we will hear a little bit more about those trips from her. Yeo-Jean gave her acceptance speech in Chinese. Yeo-Jean, would you please join me on stage? Thank you, Professor Schwab and thank you to the World Economic Forum.  Thanks to the UNHCR for your trust and for all the companions I've had with the team on refugee visits throughout all these five years. Special thanks to my husband, our youth, for your love and support. They've received such an honor is deeply inspiring. In these past five years during my visit to refugees I've heard the stories of their tragedies over and over. These are for me filtered on. And the world of refugees is one of darkness. One Somali woman, a refugee, said these words to me. My world has only two kinds of day, one of happiness or one of grief. And you, the people here in attendance are those of us who have the most positive energy of all. Each of you, each one of you is a beam of light that can scatter some darkness. Bringing these beams together can light the way to hope for the future for countless number of refugees. Let's working together do even more for their sake. Once again, I thank you all. Our next Crystal Award winner is Leonardo DiCaprio. He receives the 2006 Crystal Award for his leadership in tackling the climate crisis. Leonardo DiCaprio was born in Hollywood where he also grew up and he also spent part of his childhood in Germany. He is one of the most recognized actors in the world today. He has collected numerous awards and is widely praised for his ability to excel on screen in a wide range of film genres. He has long been a passionate advocate for environmental sustainability. In 1998, he established the Leonardo DiCaprio Foundation, dedicated to promoting the long-term health and well-being of all Earth's inhabitants. He has been active on a range of sustainability topics, including the protection of key species, sharks in California, tigers in Asia, elephants in Africa. He is perhaps best known for his remarkable contribution to the climate change agenda and his role as the United Nations Messenger of Peace for Climate Change. Leonardo DiCaprio, would you please join me on stage. Thank you, Professor Klaus Schwab, in the World Economic Forum for this generous award.  Last month in Paris, world leaders reached an historic agreement that provides concrete framework to reduce carbon emissions. This was an important first step, but we're a long way off from claiming victory in the fight for our future and for the survival of our planet. The Paris Agreement was a call to action, but is now up to all of us to build this progress with ingenuity and a commitment to change. Together we are fighting to preserve our fragile climate from irreversible damage and devastation of unthinkable proportions. I've been traveling recently all over the world for a documentary about how this crisis is changing the natural balance of our planet. In Greenland and in the Arctic, I was astonished to see that ancient glaciers are rapidly disappearing well ahead of scientific models. In India, I met farmers who have seen their crops, their very livelihood, literally washed away by historic flooding. There's no doubt to the world scientific community that this is a direct result of human activity and the effects of climate change will become astronomically worse in the future. Last week, President Obama told those who continue to deny the irrefutable science behind climate change that they will find themselves increasingly lonely in a swell of voices calling for action. But studies also show us that those who deny the reality of climate change will also find themselves less economically successful. We simply cannot afford to allow the corporate greed of the coal, oil, and gas industries to determine the future of humanity. Those entities with a financial interest and preserving this destructive system have denied and even covered up the evidence of our change in climate. Enough is enough. You know better. The world knows better. History will place the blame for this devastation squarely at their feet. Our planet cannot be saved unless we leave fossil fuels in the ground where they belong. 20 years ago, we described this problem as an addiction. Today, we possess the means to end this reliance. Professor Mark Jacobson and a team of researchers at Stanford University have proven that we can meet the world's total energy demand by using existing renewable technology by 2050. To make that potential a reality, we need the collective will and conviction of political, business, and philanthropic leaders like all of you. This transition is not only the right thing for our world. It makes clear economic sense that it is possible within our lifetime a shift of this magnitude will save nearly $42 trillion in global energy costs while creating 20 million new jobs. Over the last several years, organizations and individuals worth $3.8 trillion have already committed to divest their fossil fuel holdings and replace them with new investments in clean renewable energy projects. And leaders like Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg, and Jeff Bezos have already pledged to help build a zero-missions future. I ask you to join them because if we all do our part and act with bold leadership, we can achieve major meaningful progress. It is not only an inevitable transition. It is also imperative for the future of our planet, which brings me to the other side of this very important issue and the flip side to the environmental crisis. And that is the protection of our planet's remaining natural ecosystems. Ecosystems that provide us with breathable air, drinkable water, fertile soil, and bountiful seas. These complex ecosystems can never be replaced and they are the foundation of our global economy and more importantly, our interconnected climate. Life without them, as we know it, would simply collapse. 15 years ago today, I developed my foundation to focus on these critical issues. Currently, less than 3% of all philanthropic giving goes to defending our planet. Given this limited support, it's no surprise that roughly only 2% of our oceans and 12% of our lands are formally protected from invasive human activity like commercial fishing, agriculture, logging, and energy extraction. Again, 3% of all philanthropic giving goes towards the protection of our only home, planet Earth. Today, at LDF, we are achieving tangible, exciting results with over 70 partners across 40 countries and all five oceans by working with the innovative grassroots organizations and leaders we've quickly donated critical funding they need to rapidly scale up their work. Over the last decade, we've provided direct grants to support projects that have expanded protected areas on land and on sea, protecting iconic endangered species, and empowered indigenous communities to fight back against corporate encroachment on their lands. But this number needs to grow, and with your help and partnership, it will. Generosity is the key to our future. With that, I'm pleased to announce today a $15 million grant and new commitment from LDF to fast-track cutting-edge sustainability and conservation projects around the world. A prime example of climate change and environmental protection is our grant to the Rainforest Action Network and their partners on the ground to protect the last remaining rainforests on the Indonesian island of Sumatra. Over the last year, major fires across Sumatra have released more carbon emissions every day than the daily activity of the entire U.S. economy. In an effort to protect these last remaining rainforests, the vital lungs of our planet, our Foundation is funding their effort to preserve 6.5 million acres from the invasive and destructive practices of the palm oil industry. We are underway with similar efforts in the Amazon rainforest of Ecuador. We are supporting the Kaibo Alliance, an indigenous effort to stop rampant and destructive oil extraction that is poisoning their lands and communities. In the United States, we are partnering with the Solutions Projects to promote clean energy and support local efforts to implement these projects in their communities. And in our seas, we have partnered with Google and funded the Global Fishing Watch, which is a revolutionary new platform that will actively monitor and ultimately help and the destructive practices of overfishing. Additionally, we are backing an effort to protect the size of Nebraska and the Indian Ocean off the coast of the Seychelles Islands, which is home to vital marine species. Imagine what we can all do with more partnerships, with the alliance of many of you in this room. So much can be done if we all work together. With your help, we can quickly identify and fund the most innovative and effective projects that have the greatest potential to avert the crisis we face. As I look across this room, I'm optimistic that our ability to convene the most significant and influential minds in the planet can result in the global transition necessary to protect both our society and our natural world. The challenges before us require each and every one of us to take action. We owe this to ourselves, but more importantly, we owe it to future generations who are counting on all of us. Thank you all very much, and thank you for this great honor.


Karibu tena mpenzim taza majini ulemde umerdi ulemde mbo ulaikuna itatiyuku famvitu mbo vukovime kupita apahorali mbo vukovime zungumze na waziru afia na leon ta kwa na zungumze ya atakuna kukia zile kanda mbo zuna tiaza mbo odya bada yingini kwa ni kanda iile mbo a waziru afia na zungumze ya idadia wa tu li vonge zekam vile vile ta kwa na zungumze ya ni katun tipi mbo inongozda sasaivi na vile vile kwa na zungumze ya ali vo zungumze ya kusu wa nasiyasa na vile vile pa nuliyu wama bawa zahidi ya seh mamba zoto kwa na iikawalo tombo ametengu isolation na vile vile kutakuna zungumze ya jinsi ali vo zungumze ya waziru na vile vile tokuna maliza na gavana gavana kutu ila kwa sasa na takatua zinae iikanda kwa na zumbayo na zungumze ya waziru afia leza kusu wa nasiyasa mbo idadia imi oge zeka na otwone leo leza kupatikana na chokirusi kya kovid-19 na iskufi kesa sa idadi na fikiya arbani na mbo ya na ngependa wone al vuzungumze na levo eleza kiyondani na 3 foreigners from America Kamerun and Bokeh Nafana kwenge na iikawalo waziru afia leza kusu zungumze ya na kusu ima gwamba countia na iirobindo counti nambari moja sasa evi nambari nongoza na idadi kubo ya waziru tombo wa na uwa virus via corona iikua sasa evi na iirobino nongoza na idadi ya waziru talatina moja na vile vile akeleze ya gwamba watu wa kiyo me na zungumze wana nando nambari kubo wa sana nambawa na ichokirusi kya kovid-19 wadu idadi ya wadu shireni namboni wa kiyo me na vile vile idadi ya wadu kumina na anyamboni wa dada wa kike ya ninin wawaziru wa kike ebu taza ma iokanda aki zungumze na kiyeleze ya kiyondani kili fiyu 6 mumba sabi 3 wa kajia do enkwale habuwa nich 24 aroda 42 24 waziru ya leza kuzungumze ya zahili na kwekakiyondani kabisa kito onyokubo wa kwa wana siyasa mbawa na taga kunguza ngubuza oza kisiya soku pite metena kiyami kukutua abari ambazo sizo ambazo na faku wa fikiya wana ichin na leza kusema kwa amba na ambadi ambazo na toliwa ma iidadi ya oto ma iidadi kama kuna iidadi amba ilikwani propaganda katikaptene kijami iidadi oto lufusaba mese ma kumbasi iidadi yo na mese ma kumbi iidadi mi elfubili ebu taza ma liwo zungumza And to that effect it is really really wrong and disheartening for those particularly in leadership to continue for persuading forward's information that have got nothing to do with the real cases trying to gain political mileage out of a disease is as immoro as anyone could ever imagine it is the worst of what we can see in terms of political manova and it is wrong it symbolizes everything that is wrong with our society for instance we have noted that misinformation is doing the rounds in social media where a leader in the country is claiming that there are over 7,000 people in mandatory quarantine and while this may ultimately be the case and even perhaps even more people might get into quarantine it is simply at the moment not true so why would you wish as a leader of society it sounds like a wish why would you wish that 7,000 Kenyans should be in quarantine and why would you think that the government is not telling you the truth to hide it for what purpose so it is really disheartening and for the record we have 2050 people currently in mandatory quarantine in 14 designated places in hotels and government designated places so it is unethical really for anyone and more so one purporting to be a leader to mislead people for whatever reasons they may particularly have in regards to the fight kumikiniya kua alesa kupongezana kutuunya mbiku mba sektor kibinafsim masu pata saib zengina to photo 40 katika kanti to photo 40 sembu mba zus tokozana tumika kua ekawa loa tomba mba tika na hokirusi cikovid 19 na kasi makama kalito umfano kuma shule na same to photo 40 ebu skeza di semuzi puizo na alesa kuzungumza kivu ebu skeza kiumdani Pelo Kenyans we want to inform you that we are expanding kapasiti for the purposes of intervention measures, particularly in the counties. I want to take this opportunity to say that as Nak, we are particularly grateful to the initiatives of the private sector and other donor communities who are working with the government are achieving. Private sector, for instance, has identified various areas including schools, including air fright hangars that can be used if the need were to arise. They can be used as hospitals, isolation facilities if we were to go that far. And let me make it clear that there is no country on earth that has managed to contain this disease on just existing health facilities. So we know that going forward it is indeed very likely that our health facilities can and could be overrun by just the demands. And this is why we are saying this is not a government issue alone. The protection of each individual's life, the protection against this disease is an individual responsibility as it is a community responsibility. Osiruwafia aliza pia ku zungubzia na kuatetea wajiri wa kuomba wajiri, kuomba isu kuatiri wa wajiri wa wama pema, akama samodia, kabla, kwa sababu waize ku fatere shire na mukondomu utolona serikali kuomba, wata na faka wama djumbadi mau samodia. Ebus kiza li wuzungubza. I want to urge employers as I did yesterday to kindly release their employees in time to be able to meet the kafiu time of 7 p.m. If they do not want to allow their employees to live on time then they should prepare accommodation for them. What they cannot do is to release somebody half an hour before 7 o'clock or at a time that they are so sure that they cannot get home by 7 o'clock. So if you cannot release your employees on time please prepare accommodation for them.


What's up YouTube? This is a video write-up for the challenge Thunder from Codefest CTF 2018. Challenge prompt here is this individual was downloading a secret from the internet when it got struck by Thunder, which led it to pieces, helping recover the secret. It gives us a file to download, which I've already got downloaded here in our directory. It is a PCAP file or packet capture, so we can open it up in Wireshark. If you don't have Wireshark installed, if you're on Linux, you can just sudo apt to get install it, or whatever package manager you particularly need to get your program up and running apt or aptitude for Ubuntu and Ubuntu and Ubuntu and Debian stuff. So we see us making a get request HTTP get request to download this flag.jpg file. It gives us the server response with a portion of the file, but not all of it. So we can actually check out more of the packets that are rolling through here. And all these black segments are telling us that, well, it's getting segmented into different fragments. So we don't have a full image that we can actually particularly pull from here. A lot of the packets are out of order or broken, et cetera, following the challenge prompt. I tried to export objects, all the HTTP things, and you can see there are portions of the JPEG images in here. And they actually have some duplicate sizes. So we may be seeing multiple requests to that get flag and just coming in different segments. If we wanted to, we could save them and try to piece them together and create a folder for them called pieces. But again, if we check this out, we won't be able to particularly view any of them without manually putting them all together, which would kind of suck or out of order. But again, you've got to keep track of these duplicates, and I wasn't able to get it right even just in testing. Thankfully, some of them are recognized by the flag command as a JPEG image. But again, it's only a portion of the file, just the very, very star, just the magic bytes. So it'll trick the file command, but it's not a real image for us. So whatever, I tried some other low hanging fruit, some other tools we could throw it at. So TCP, sorry, TCP flow to try and extract other packages or files out of it that it could reorganize and put together. TCP flow will give us files that come in the conversation from one IP address to the next and like the source and destination. And you can see a lot of these are in fact, like either get requests or actual content that's maybe coming out. Just trying to grab some of these as an example. Some of them will include, okay, the HTTP request or the actual server responding with some data, maybe a portion of a flag, et cetera, a portion of the image and I'm going to type reset just to fix my terminal here. Reset, okay. But that wouldn't work for us either. So I tried, okay, what other tools can I try this with? And I went for BinWalk just for regular forensics, see if it could carve a file out of it. I tried to extract with Thunder.pcap and it could actually track down some JPEG image data, but it wouldn't extract anything out. I didn't see that underscore Thunder.pcap like extracted output file or folder. So I tried Foremost, just more tools, see what we could do with it. Foremost was actually able to process it and it did give me an output directory. So I would change directory into that. I saw that it could actually get some JPEG files out of it. So I ran, I have known to open them up and I got some results. The flag is AP is amazing. And whatever, maybe the image is corrupted or whatever the case may be, but we were able to actually determine the flag and see it out of that. So awesome. I guess some low-hanging fruit, simple like our regular knee-jerk reaction go-to challenged like tools were successfully able to find the flag for us. So not a whole lot there, no tricks. Just checking out what we have to work with, doing our own enumeration reconnaissance and running through our background check of use the tools that we know. Quick shout-out to the people that support me on Patreon. Thank you guys so much. I cannot say it enough. $1 a month or more on Patreon will give you a special shout-out just like this at the end of every video. $5 or more on Patreon will give you early access to everything that we release on YouTube before it goes live because I normally record in bulk and YouTube gradually release stuff on a schedule. If you did like this video, please do like, comment, and subscribe. Link in the description is to join our Discord server. Please come and hang out. It's an awesome community of CTO players, programmers, and hackers. If you want to hang out with me or other cool people, that's the place to do it. We'll be tackling ICTF and NOC CTF and other upcoming competitions or capture the flag games just as a whole team. So it's crazy, crazy cool. Thanks so much, guys. Thanks for watching. I love you. Hope to see you in the next video. Hope to see you on Patreon. All right. I'm going to end the video now. Press the stop record button. Pressing the ramp.


I think it's a good idea to do this because we think all of our actions are very little and it doesn't affect the world in a larger context. On the surface it's about the stuff, the stuff we buy, the waste that's produced by that, what happens when we throw it away. But I've come to the conclusion that it's really on a deeper level, it's about community. We're part of a much greater community. This is a global community we're doing and our actions affect this. We're really trying to reduce the waste that we do produce. So something we've been pursuing is composting on campus. Currently we have compost bins in the campus center, the main building, and we have a composter towards the back of our campus. So that is really trying to get items that would traditionally go to a landfill out of those areas and into the compost to produce soil that is used to produce food. Every time we're putting something in a trash can, every time we're putting something in a recycle bin or the food waste composting container, it's a human transaction. There's somebody on the other side who has to take care of it. Or if we don't take care of it properly, there's somebody downstream who's suffering because of what we do. Just stop and think, where does this go? Is this a compostable item? Is this a recyclable item or does it go to the landfill? So when you're approaching the three bins, the compost recycling and trash, just be aware of what goes in there. Just give it some second thought like, oh, this should go in there. We're setting a big goal here. We want to divert 90% of our waste to something other than a landfill or incineration. We want to recycle it. We want to put it to beneficial use. I think as individuals, we can create that small change, but we need to come together as a community to create that greater change. The food waste that's produced on campus is taken to our composter. It's then turned into soil and that soil goes into our big hill farm where we also then produce things like lettuce and radishes and that goes back into the cafeteria. Students are the reason we have big hill farm. They're the reason we have food waste composting. Our students build our community. They come, they bring themselves, they bring their efforts and they leave us a better place. Sustainability really is a gusty thing because it considers the community that you're a part of, so it considers the people that produce food, how you consume that food and what you do with the waste after that really is about caring about all those people that contribute to that system. It's not either take care of the environment or take care of people. It's one and the same. I'm trying to give the upcoming students essential information so it can be passed on to the new wave of students so we can create a long, long-term change. How can I help someone else with this? How can I make someone else's life better? And a decision to recycle well, to make a good choice when you approach those containers is a decision to make somebody else's life better. It's a way to do something right by your fellow community members. Because gusties don't just think about today, they think about tomorrow.


Mineral carbonation is an expensive process due to its use of large quantities of chemicals and energy. To make it more cost-effective, researchers have been looking into ways to reduce these costs by optimizing the process. This study investigated the effects of temperature, hydrochloric acid concentration, and reaction time on the extraction of magnesium from serpentine rocks and the efficiency of carbon dioxide capture. Temperature had a significant effect on magnesium extraction with the highest extraction rates occurring at 100°C and a hydrochloric acid concentration of 2.5 molar. By adjusting the reaction temperature to 100°C and setting the hydrochloric acid concentration to 2.5 molar, 96% magnesium extraction was achieved within 120 minutes of the reaction and 91% within 30 minutes of the reaction. Additionally, the optimal efficiency of carbon dioxide capture was 40-50% at higher values than those found in literature and 90% at 150 bar and high pressures. These findings suggest that it is technically possible to reduce the reaction. This article was authored by Natalia Argalina, Greta L. A. F. Arce, Mercedes Moroto-Valer, and others.


So let's take a look at an important application of differential equations, known as Newton's Law of Cooling. So a classic example of a differential equation involves something known as Newton's Law of Cooling. And we make the following assumptions. If an object's temperature, capital T, is a function of time t, and the rate of change of temperature is proportional to the difference in temperature between the object and its environment, then we can, at least hope to, find the object's temperature, t, at any time, t. So let's consider our setup. First, the rate of change of temperature is the derivative dT over dt. If we assume it's proportional to the difference in temperature between the object and its environment, we have dt over dt is k times t minus t sub a, where k is our constant of proportionality, and t sub a is the ambient temperature. In other words, the temperature of its environment. So let's consider this our first real problem in differential equations. Solve dt over dt is k times t minus t sub a. So notice that the lower case variable, t, doesn't actually appear here, so this is a separable differential equation, almost by default. So let's separate our variables. We want to get all the capital T's over onto the left and all the lower case T's over onto the right. Now let's anti-differentiate both sides. Over on the right-hand side, remember, k is just a constant. So the anti-derivative of k dt is just going to be kt plus whatever our constant is going to be. On the left, we'll use a u substitution with u equals t minus t sub a. And remember, t sub a is a constant, so du is going to be dt, and we can rewrite our left-hand side as then find the anti-derivative. And since we've already included the constant of anti-differentiation over on the right, we don't need to introduce a new one over on the left. And very important, put things back where you found them. u is t minus t sub a, so we'll replace and get our anti-derivatives. Now we do actually want to solve for t, so when we solve for t, we get. And again, the important thing to remember is that any algebra you do to a constant reduces a constant, which means that this e to power c is going to be another constant, which we can just call c. And so we get our final equation. And so now all we need to know how to use this is to find these constants c, k, and t sub a. For example, Quig-Quig's coffee brews its coffee at 100 degrees Celsius and allows it to cool to a drinkable 54 degrees Celsius. When the ambient temperature is 20 degrees Celsius, it takes five minutes for the temperature to drop to 80 degrees Celsius. How long will it take before the coffee is drinkable? And the correct answer is never, because at 100 degrees Celsius, you're boiling the water and you shouldn't do that to poor defenseless coffee grounds. But we're probably interested in a mathematical answer to this question, so Newton's law of cooling applies. Let t be the temperature of the coffee in degrees Celsius and little t be the time in minutes. The Newton's law of cooling says the rate of change of the temperature is proportional to the difference in temperature between the coffee and the ambient environment, which in this case is 20 degrees Celsius. So that's our differential equation. We'll solve this differential equation, producing our function of temperature where there are two unknown constants, c and k. So how can we find those unknown constants? Well, let's start off with some of the things we know. Since the initial temperature of the coffee is 100 degrees Celsius, then we have our temperature equals 100 when t is equal to 0. So we can substitute those values into our function, then solve, and we find that c is equal to 80. Since we also know that after five minutes, the coffee is at 80 degrees Celsius, then t equals 80 when little t is equal to 5. So we can substitute those values into our formula, then solve for k. And if we reduce this to a decimal, we find that k is about negative 0.05754. And so that gives us our function. And at this point, we essentially have an algebra problem. We want to know little t when temperature, big t, is 54. And so we solve our equation, equals means replaceable. So capital T equals 54 will replace and solve for little t. And after all the dust settles, we find it's approximately 14.87. And since we're letting t be the time in minutes, we know that the temperature will be 54 degrees Celsius after about 14.87 minutes, and it still won't be drinkable.


All right guys, so I just had a shoot by myself and I think it came out pretty good. Someone was supposed to come with me, but they didn't. So, which I'm okay with, but this is just gonna be a quick vlog and I'm going back home. I hope I don't hit my car against this thing. You guys don't know, I'm not like the best driver in the world, but I'm hungry, so I'll probably try to grab some brunch somewhere, not exactly sure where, because what is this genie's doing? What was your point? This is why I hate driving this Georgia.   I think I'm gonna go to, cause it's nice out. I'm trying to think where can I get some vegan food from?  Nothing too big or anything like that. But that's probably what I'm gonna do, cause it's really nice outside today. It's really nice. I'm gonna go home and work on my blog and that should be launching guys on the 15th of April, which is what, next week. So that'll be launching. And I think there's gonna be like some, it's gonna be geared towards tall women, fashion and lifestyle, just probably stuff that I do. I mean, I know that there are a lot of blogs out there. So just something to do, just some place to have all of my papers and stuff and, you know, I forgot I was, see, I'm always getting lost guys. I promise you all the time, but I think I'm going to head over to, I would head over to the mall. I wanna be really smart with my shopping. Listen, ladies, I know you guys love to shop, but what I've been doing is I've been a little bit more strategic with it. So what I would do is I would, I would pretty much get the shopping list. They changed the name. Now it's called Karma.  It'll let you know when everything's going on. So I totally forgot the original name of it, but they literally just changed the name to Karma. And I think I've been doing pretty well with that because what I've been doing was just anything that I wanted, I will go back to that list. If it popped up that it was on sale, wanted it, I would just get it. The stuff there, like I said, is stuff that I actually want in my wardrobe. And it's things that I feel will last me and I will get a lot more cost per wear out of it. So that's what I've just been doing as far as shopping, being a little bit more responsible. Now I'm not going to say that I won't impulse buy because I still will often as what I was doing before. So that was today.  Little vegan spot. If I go back to my, looking is like very weird to me because one, people are always staring at you when you're out. So I kind of got over that a little bit. It wasn't that bad today, but where I was, there's a museum over there. I kind of picked like a day where it wasn't that busy, but there were a lot of, a lot because I know that they haven't scheduled now. So if you wanted to go to the museum, you would call, they would schedule you a time. So it's not too full because of COVID, of course, but I think gotten better with the people staring and stuff, it doesn't really bother me as much as before. So, but the pollen is like ridiculously high. So like I feel my nose is like, sorry. The pollen is like really, really high. So I feel like my nose is like kind of stuffy, but I can just chat with you guys while I'm on my way back home and get some good conversation going. So let's talk about people, let's talk about users, okay? Users and friends and stuff like that, right? So I am a person who, I don't know, but I don't know why I let this get to me guys, but I have a friend or a family member or whoever, somebody that I know that I'm close with. I get it, you probably all like, oh, let them deal with your friends and stuff. You don't want people to use them, right? And it's like, sometimes the person is just being so nice because I don't know if they're yearning for that friendship with that person or whatever, but I do feel like it's, you know, it just does something to me. And I've always been like this and I don't know why because genuinely I meet good people, right? Well, not genuinely, normally I meet really good people and, you know, if they have a situation like that where someone is using them, I try to mind my business, but it's so hard. I'm just like, well, you know, what do you think about this? Cause I think that they're trying to get over on you, some type of thing. I don't know. And the thing is like, normally people will go through things and feel a certain way about something because people got over on them, but it really, it's not the case for me. It's just where my heart is at with some situations with people that just, I don't know, it just does something to me. Like it makes me mad. So I'm going to try my best to mind my business. Even though I love my family member or my friend or whatever, you know, sometimes it's just simply just minding your business and just, you know, or at least maybe giving a little too sense and just don't really get wrapped up in it because it's easy to get wrapped up in it. And I guess that's when it, you know, when you grow and just, when you start to grow. Sorry guys, cause listen, I don't even understand the driving in Georgia. Like what do you guys think about that?  Do I just, you know, give my friend or family member some words of wisdom and not saying that I am the smartest person in the world, but I've kind of energy don't lie and good at reading people's energies and knowing if that they're true to what they're trying to do. So you guys let me know, let me know what you guys think about that and people who use people and people who just continue to allow them. And it could be a boyfriend, it could be a friend, it could be a family member, it could be your mom, your dad, you know, sometimes these people, these users, they know who they can do this stuff to, right? And it's like, I believe in karma so I do feel like it will eventually come back to them and that same very person that they use, they're going to need them in the future. That's my motto because I feel like what you put out would boomerang back to you. So listen, all of us are not perfect so it's not like we will, you know, put out good energy all the time.  I don't care what nobody's saying. So that's that, that's just a quick little challenge. I think I wanted to just get out of my chest because I feel like I'm sometimes always like in the mix with some of my friends and my family and I'm just like, I'm just too involved but I guess it boils down to like I said, loving your friends and your family, wanting the best for them and you know, not wanting people to do things to like hurt them. But you know, I'll do my best and just maybe not say anything or just give a couple of words.  Maybe that I could do that without really like not really being true to myself and not being too nosy into what they have going on. But yeah, guys.  And it's funny because I will tell you this, sometimes people, you can have a whole family of your own, you can be a single mother and people will still ask you for stuff knowing that you have no support from nowhere else but they don't care. That's my thing, people just don't care. I'm sure I mentioned this before guys of breast cancer so this is why I'm vegan because I'm trying to just do things different from what my mom did and stuff. So, but I remember when she passed away and I have a family member who, listen, me can be anybody, you can be a friend who's not biologically related to you. But I have a family member who this person, he's always been like a user in my eyes but when my mom passed away, listen, for the life of me, I couldn't understand when he came to my home and I was still in New York guys, he came to my home and I guess he liked the way my house look or whatever and he comes around and he comes in the living room and he says, he calls me Naya. Naya, you think you can help me pay my rent?  Like I literally, we just came back from Florida from burying her. Mind you, he never asked me how we pay for anything. He never, none of this things.  So the look that I gave this man was like, what? The look that black people do. And I said, well, who's Lafayette Mon? Just like that. That day, I never fooled with him because I felt like at the end of the day, you didn't care about what I had to do. Like I literally just put her on the ground like two days ago and you're not even worried about what I'm gonna do, what my next step is, nothing. And he did something to my mom some years before and I just, I really wasn't feeling him since then but when he asked me for money, because I know him. And here we are in 2021, he's still the same way.  He's gonna need them and they will turn their backs on him. I'm almost 100% sure. Listen, you want good things to happen, put out good energy. Stop having motives when you need help with stuff and it's one thing that genuinely need help. That's something different. That's something different. But when you're trying to get over, you're trying to make people feel guilty for having their own. Ju-ju-ju. Guys, you know what, it's always some short stopping. Sorry, I could sidetrack. I'm surprised I didn't even curse it because they can make me have row rage out here. Like no one cares, no one.  It's to the point where I cannot have any dealings with him. And some of my other family was like, oh, that's so harsh. Listen, I'm telling you guys protect your energy, protect your space.  Bottom line, sometimes not everybody is not all into the energy and the universe and all of that.  If you notice when you're on the phone with somebody and you're in a really good space and then someone calls you with some drama and your whole inside is just like, you feel weird. That is your mood changing and that is somebody nudging you saying, okay, it's time to get off this phone with this person and go back to your positive way. And you don't have to be rude about it.  And just kind of let the conversation go. And that is because you're protecting your space and your peace, I'm sorry. I choose that over everything else. And I think the reason why I'm like this too is because when my mom was sick, oh man, I was so stressed out guys for like six months straight. She was on hospice. It was just a lot for me to deal with by myself. My dad wasn't really like doing what he was supposed to do. Even though they weren't together, they was technically still married, but he didn't check on his kids to see if they were okay. And this is why he is where he is.  You get all of that back.  And I use my dad as an example because he is back in Jamaica. He can't come back. And I said, this whole time he was in America, you have a bunch of children, but you didn't do it right by none of them. Not one, but you preach the Bible. So it's just, it's just, it's just weird. It's just crazy to me.  You don't know when it's gonna come in said, just be, put out good energy. Everything is not gonna be perfect. Do everything with good intentions.  You're in a relationship, right? And say your man cheat when your girl cheat. You're cheating on your left and right. You stay with them. And then you finally actually break up, completely break up, right? And the person who cheated ends up in a new relationship because they found the love of their life. And what normally happens, that person ends up either not cheating them good or cheating on them. It's just, it's like, it's a cycle. You put it out and it will come back. It will come right back to you. I'm trying to tell you. It will come really sad though, because people don't realize it. They don't believe in karma. At the end of the day, we don't know when our last days are gonna be here. And you just don't know. Can't why you're here. I'm not saying be out there saving trees and stuff. It ain't for everybody. That's not what you was called to do. But try your best to put out good energy. Be good to people, be kind to people. Do what you can for this world. Everything counts, every good thing counts, I'm telling you. Especially when I'm driving. Perhaps we'll have you stressed out. Drivers will have you stressed out. That's it, nothing really much. I just wanted to kind of chat with you guys. I normally don't do vlogs, but I'm gonna try to start incorporating them. I know it's very early on in my channel. You guys don't really know me. And it may be a little bit boring, so you have to have stuff in my mind that I just want to talk about. Put it up my chest. And it may help. It's so funny. It's like second nature for me to tell people that my mom passed away from breast cancer. Give it a touch with your story. I know that she was sick and how she fought it and stuff like that. And it helps people.  Cause that's one thing she told me.  And that's what I ate. Cause at the end of the day, we have different lives, right? We have different lives. And each one of us has a different story to tell. We have something, we each have something different to give to this world. And like I said, it can be something extremely small. Maybe you're the best freaking supervisor at your job. That's what you're supposed to do. And you do it with kindness in your heart, you know?  But in kind of cultures, visit other countries, you know, and I, you know, I really want to travel by myself, but nervous. However, there are a lot of YouTubers, black women who travel by themselves, making videos on safe places to travel and stuff. I did drive to Orlando by myself and I had a good time just to do some shopping, but I bought absolutely nothing when I was out there. But it was good to just take the drive and go. I'm not really ready to get on a plane just yet. I don't know, I'm just a little nervous still. Yeah, just do stuff, do stuff to make you happy. That's where I'm at right now, you know? Don't worry about people trying not to let things bother you. I know a lot of people talk about being unbothered. It's not that easy for everyone, but you know, it will help you eliminate some of the everyday stresses that people deal with or that we deal with. Be kind to people, be good to yourself. If you're single, spoil yourself. Self-care, meditate, pray. All these things to me will help with what we spoke about in the beginning, about you kind of being frustrated with a family or a friend being used by someone. Cause it really shouldn't bother me. It really shouldn't, it shouldn't bother me, but it does, cause I'm human. That's my family, that's my friend, I love them.  Especially if their intentions are good and the other person's isn't. So, but yeah guys, that is this quick little chit chat for you guys. It's not too long, I didn't wanna make it too long. Just to let you guys hear my voice today. And so, just wanted to chat with you guys. But anyway, guys, please comment below anything I'm on this journey, this YouTube journey, it's new. So, let me know what you guys want to see. I'm sure I'll be interested in doing a video on it. You guys know I do focus on beauty fashion and lifestyle. So, it's a very new channel. So, I'm just trying to fill my way around and still get really, really comfortable with making videos and editing and stuff. I'm still learning.   It's fun, it's fun. So, I will catch you guys in the next one.  I'm sorry, not dinner, some lunch. And kind of chill out for the rest of the day. And probably work on the blog, another article for you guys. And just kind of get it rolling, you know. I'm gonna be 41 this year guys. So, you guys will see my celebration on what I'm gonna do. But I will catch you guys in the next one. And comment below, Cocoa, we see you if you listen to this neat ramble on about people and life. All right guys, bye.


Family Theater presents Alan Young and Frank Lovejoy. From Hollywood, the mutual network and cooperation with Family Theater presents the app Mr. Willis, starring Alan Young. And now, here is your host, Frank Lovejoy. Thank you, Tony LaFrono. Family Theater's only purpose is to bring to everyone's attention a practice that must become an important part of our lives if we are to win peace for ourselves, peace for our families and peace for the world. Family Theater urges you to pray. Pray together as a family. And now, to our transcribed drama, the apt Mr. Willis, starring Alan Young as Henry. Just plain no. Does that answer your question? Why not, Mildred? Can you tell me that? Look at it this way. Why should I? Why? When a man proposes to a woman he's known off and on for eight years, taken out numberless times. A few dates. I surely don't see why he should explain why, the reason, well, a matter of sentiment. It should be fairly obvious now. Oh, slow down, slow down. Look at it this way. You're pushing 40. Well, yes. I'm 29. You've been working right here in the sales department for how long? How long? Well, eight years, three months in about a week, more or less. And I've been your secretary for how long? The same length of time, I suppose?  It's a thrill of romance. Oh, a girl wants to feel wanted, needed, loved, feel that her man thinks she's the most exciting, most attractive, the most beautiful girl in the world.  Is that the real reason? No, Stuffy. I mean Henry. I'm going to level with you. I haven't felt that way since I was 16 years old. Look, in the eight years in, uh, how much? Three months, and as I said, about a week. I have been in a rut. Well, all right. I don't have to like it. I can always entertain the hope of getting out of it. Well, marrying some guy who's going to be something from a purely logical angle, why should I marry into a rut? In a manner of speaking, I don't believe you're giving me what might be called a fair chance. Henry, eight years. Well, eight years isn't really such a very long time. After all, there are better things in life than... Money? Huh. I'll go a couple of rounds with you on that one sometime. Oh, now, Mildred. Listen, when a gal gets a few lines on her face, she starts thinking about security. Which, Stuffy, can be stated in the short form as money? M-O-N-E-Y. I, I don't do too badly? You don't make as much as Bigsby, or Turner, or Bill Avery, or all for that matter, any of the men that I date. Have any of them proposed? Well, no, but, well, it doesn't mean one of them won't. And after all, I, well, I haven't decided which one to push into it yet. You don't know which one it'll be. They're all fairly promising. Huh, is that all you wanted to see me about? I could ask for a promotion. Henry. Yes? You work hard. Work hard? As my secretary, you should know the hours I put in. For the sales department, yeah. But I mean selling commercial passenger planes. Work hard? You know how it is. Right. If Humboldt builds a good plane, the airline people stand in line to order them, and then stand in line to take delivery. But have you ever had to sell an airplane? I mean, really sell one. Well, certainly not. Doesn't even work that way. It's what you might call a, well, a buyer's market, as it were. Consequently, it doesn't take a real go-getter to work in the sales department. I suppose not. Doesn't even take a salesman. Well, now that doesn't mean I couldn't. I managed to keep abreast of things. You might even say any nine-year-old could hold your job. You don't have to get nasty about it. Just try to make a point. If you were the big man, would you promote a man who was doing the work of a nine-year-old kid? Mildred, I've never tried. This seemed like a nice position. The income is fair, so I've really never tried. Didn't know it was important to you.  And when you get to the top, maybe we'll discuss this again. But you don't mind if I don't hold my breath while I wait, do you? Frankly, Mildred, I'm a little disappointed in you. I certainly didn't expect that kind of response. At least I'm honest with you. You can appreciate that. Oh, I appreciate it, all right? Nothing personal. No, no, I understand. Nothing personal. If there isn't anything pressing, Mr. Willis, I would like to go to lunch a little early. A little early? As long as there isn't anything pressing. Oh, by all means, by all means. Well, thanks. See you later. Later? Lunch a little early. It's only 11 o'clock. She's getting away with murder. There is a hard woman, Willis. Right? Right. Just luck I found out before it was too late. Security. N-O-N-E-Y. Not very bright, either. She can go to lunch at 11 o'clock, I guess I can. Now, where did I put my hat? Hat rack, of course. So she doesn't think I'm ever going to amount to anything, huh? Thinks I'm in a rut. Well, I'd just like to see the child that could do what I do around here. If you were going somewhere, it might make a difference. But frankly, I don't think the question will ever come up. Well, we'll see about that. Oh, hello, stuffy. J.T., I want to talk with you.  Huh? Oh, yes, I forgot. I was on my way to lunch. It'll have an o'clock, old man, bit early, isn't it? That's beside the point, J.T. Well, what is the point, old man? The point, so to speak, is promotion. Promotion? You want one, you mean? J.T., I'm in a rut.  Looted? Oh, she had nothing to do with it. No? I've seen you making sheep's eyes at her, and I know her for the go-getter she is. Got a eye on you, has she? She most certainly has not. Is there anything so strange about a man wanting a promotion? Oh, no, but it is a little sudden, you know, after eight years or so. What I do around here could be handled by any, well, 12-year-old child. My job doesn't even call for a salesman. My J.T., all I do is fill out forms. And a great job you're doing there, too. Now, softs. You may not know this, but I consider you the most important man in my department. You do? I do. But I'm the only man in your department. I'm glad you brought that up, stuffy. Regarding promotions, that is.  As you say, old man, all you do is fill out forms for Uncle Sam and the buyer and CAB. But you do it so well and so quickly. I'd love to promote you, but as you can see, the only other job in the department that calls for a man is, well, my job, and I don't want to promote you that much. I hadn't thought of that. Just no place to go in this department. This is very discouraging. It seems like it. I've got to think of something. Well, it's, yes, J.T., I'd hate to lose you, really, what. It wasn't fooling. You know, you do a fine job. But I know how you feel, and I'm going to try to help you. How? I'm going to use all the influence I have to get you into a department where a little advancement is possible. Can you do that? Then I do it. Watch this. Who are you calling? This is Humboldt, aircraft, isn't it? Humboldt himself? Who else? It's all right. He and I are just like that. Known himself as a hello. This is J.T. Weems, head of the sales department. Put me through to Arthur. What do you mean, Arthur, who? Humboldt, of course. Watch this. Easy as falling. Hello? Oh, hello, Mr. Humboldt. This is J.T. Weems. Not Beems. Weems, head of the sales department. Your sales department. Yes, that's right. Well, sir, it's this way. I've got a man in my department who, how's that? But I don't want to fire him, sir. I knew it. I knew it. Nothing like that at all, sir. You see, this fellow Willis, well, he's been in the department eight years. Good work, a solemn, wants a promotion. I think one of our little secretaries has been putting a few bugs in his ear. You know how it is, single man, doesn't want to stay that way. That's not it, not at all. J.T., you're doing me an injustice. Please, stuffy. I knew you'd understand, sir. The trouble is, sir, he really deserves a promotion. Good man, stout fellow and all that. Of course, I can get along without him. Any nine-year-old child could do what he's, I mean, I mean to say, I think I can replace him if there's a chance of moving him to some other department where advancement is possible. Yes, sir. What's that? Test Bureau? Yes, sir, call you back. Thank you, sir. Why? Well, stuffy old man, that's that. J.T., that part about Mildred. Sure, stuffy, I know. Beautiful woman, I can understand why you're sweet on her. But it's just not that way. I am not sweet on her at all. Of course you're not, stuffy. What's the use? What did he say? Oh, if you've got an aptitude that can be applied, you can transfer to any department you want with no loss of seniority. Of course, I'll have to check with Humboldt first, maybe do a little more campaigning. The first thing is to find you an aptitude. An aptitude? Certainly, we'd have to. Can't just put you in aircraft testing or engineering or something like that, you know? Have to find the thing you'd most likely do well. How can we do that? Won't take a tester tool or a dozen if you need them. Take the rest of the day. Go down and see Miss Evans in personnel testing. Tell her to give you all that test you need. Then bring the results back to me and I'll start the ball rolling with Humboldt. Good enough, J.T., I don't know what to say. There's nothing, oh man, nothing. Better get down and see Miss Evans. I'll never be able to thank you enough, J.T. All right, all right, but one thing, Stuffy. Yes? Test bureaus in the same building, you know. Wouldn't wear that hat down there. Might be getting off on the wrong foot. I'll drop it off in my office. Do a good job in those tests. I'll do my best. Fine, give me something to work with, Stuffy. That'll be enough. I'll give you something to work with. I'll show her who is going to amount to something. That has a familiar ring to it. Yes, it has, hasn't it? Well, I mean, I could swear I've heard a red your name fairly recently. Well, I'm sure I don't know where. We don't get much publicity in the sales department, you know. That's it. A woman from the sales department, rather striking woman, wanted to see your test results. Mine? Yours and the results of several others. I think I can remember some of the other names. Bigsby was one, and then there was William Avery. I don't know several others. This woman, about 30? I'd say 35, but striking. Red hair and greenish eyes. Milrid. I didn't get her name. And the results? Oh, well, they're held in confidence. We never give out that information without the consent of the person tested. I don't believe I could have given yours out anyway. You haven't taken any tests here, have you? No. I'd remember if you had. You were? You must have a phenomenal memory, Miss Evans. Not particularly. Now, how may I help you, Mr. Willis? Oh, well, I believe I'm supposed to take some sort of aptitude test. For any particular department? Just general. Well, then I suppose we better give you the five-hour comprehensive battery of examinations. Sounds a little frightening, but it's not really. It just gives us an idea of your aptitudes. Then we can give you a more specialized examination. That sounds fair enough. Would you care to step over this way, Mr. Willis? Certainly.  I suppose it does. I really wouldn't know. You don't have any children of your own? I'm afraid there might be a little unhandy just now, not marriage, you know? They might be a little unhandy then. Now, I'm really not supposed to tell you what each of the tests is for. But it should be pretty obvious to a man of your intelligence, this first one, for instance. All the blocks on this table are of different sizes and colors. The colors go through the spectrum, starting with black and ending in white, with many of the various shades, hues, and tints in between. The blocks, all 85 of them, can be fitted into the rectangle only if they're in the right sequence. It's a test of color perception and physical logic. There's an eight-minute time limit. That doesn't sound too difficult. When do I start? Whenever you say. You can just call me when you're finished and I'll stop the time. Naturally, the faster you do it, the higher your score. Ready? Ready. Good luck. Start. This one here, this one here, and this, and this, this, this one here. Oh, this is incredible. And here, am I doing all right? This one here. Just keep going. Then the white, and there. I believe that does it. How did I do? I've never seen anything like it. Never. Miss Evans, I don't mean to tell you all business, but shouldn't you stop the timer? Oh, of course. I'm sorry. I suppose I should deduct about 10 seconds. That would make it 20 seconds. Then I passed it. You certainly did. Yeah, that was kind of fun. What's next? Next? Oh, this one over here, Mr. Willis. Now, if you'll just sit here in this chair. Certainly. You seem a little perplexed, Miss Evans. Oh, I suppose I am.  Oh? Well, the way you did that other test, now and then in my field, one runs into a person who has almost frightening abilities along certain lines, while other ones. Well, otherwise, they are not too bright. Well, yes. And once, oh, you might not believe this. But once I tested a man who could actually add up the numbers on passing freight cars and give the total as a caboose went by, a human lightning calculator. Oh, I believe that. You do? I can do that. Oh, come now, Mr. Willis. Can't see that it's good for much, but I suppose it will be nice at parties if you happen to be having one by the tracks, that is. Oh, you're kidding me, Mr. Willis. Give me some numbers. Well. Go ahead. Fast? Fast as you like. Fast as you can write them down. Well, here goes. 19,342, 20,215, 221,213, 44,254, and 21,213. That would be 126,462. Right? Just a minute. Carry the 1, 3, 7. That's right. At least I think that's right. Freight trains are much harder. Oh, much. Mr. Willis, I think we'd better go through the whole battery of examinations. That's what I came for, isn't it? But I want you to know beforehand, if what I think is true, I can't promise to keep the results of your tests confidential. Scruffy. Back so soon? How'd you do? JT, I think I did pretty fair. Nice girl, Edmy Zevins. What test did she give you? Test? She gave me the comprehensive five-hour battery of examinations. Five-hour? Fine, fine. Take a seat. Thank you. Careful, Soggy. No, thanks. You better try one. They're specials. I haven't made up. Did you say five-hour? That's right, JT. But, man, you've only been gone for a little over an hour. Oh, you must have been, pardon me, certainly. Hello, this is JT Weems. No, Weems, not Beems. With a W, not a B. Haven't you got any better senses? Oh, hello, Mr. Humphill. Sorry about that. What's that? Scruffy, why didn't you tell me? No, no, no, sir, I'm still here. Impossible. That is, I mean, to me, it seems impossible. To what? Yes, sir, to your office, right away. And who else, sir? Sir, right away, yes. Goodbye, Humboldt himself. Get that secretary of yours. He wants you to bring her along. To his office? He sounded like he was rolling out the red carpet for you. I don't know what this can mean, but I think one way or the other, stuffy, we're both going to be on the carpet. That's what I say. Someone's been up to some shenanigans. You were right, Beems. Whee, sir. Nobody can do what this young lady says this young man can do. But, Mr. Humboldt, I tested it myself, and I can ensure you there were no shenanigans. All due respect to yourself, young lady. Nobody can have a 100% aptitude in 190 different subjects. Nobody. 100% in how many subjects? In the, who are you? You with the red hair. She's my secretary, sir. You asked that she be here. I did? Yes, sir, you're dead. Oh, oh, well, young lady. Yes, sir. As Mr. Willis' secretary, would you say his work showed any special degree of ability? Well, sir, I would. You can speak, my dear. Your job is safe. I wouldn't say definitely, sir, that his work shows any special ability. As I've been led to understand, Willis, your job in my sales department calls for you to fill out a few forms. What kind of forms? Government, CAB, buyer's report, sir. Things like that. How many? Oh, 300 or 400 a day? Well, three. Did you say three or 400 government forms a day? Yes, sir. His test shows he's capable of it, Mr. Humboldt. Well, the very fact he does it seems to prove that he's capable of it. Beams. Sir. Is this the man you said could be replaced by any nine-year-old? I say that, sir. I could have sworn I said 15-year-old. Mr. Humboldt, Mr. Weems has always left my work pretty much up to me. All he'd know about it would be what I'd tell him. Oh, well, it's excusable then. Thank you, sir. I still find this a little hard to believe. It's true, sir. All right, dear Willis, I'm going to give you a little test of my own. Here, look at this. This? This plan, sir? That's right. I came up from the engineering department just one hour ago. You couldn't possibly know anything about it. Well? What about it, sir? Will you tell me? Hmm. It's apparently the wiring diagram, the schematic drawing for ignition and controls for a jet-powered propeller-driven engine. Schematic drawing for ignition and control for a jet- Whoa! Oh, jet-powered. I wondered why I couldn't figure it out. Willis. Yes, sir? For two weeks, I'm going to test you.  Now, you roam around the plant, see where you want to work. Thank you, Mr. Humboldt. Call me, Arthur. Yes, sir? Yes, unless I miss my guest, young man. You're going a long way with this organization. Stuffy. Hello, JT. Long time no see. How's the new job panning out? Couldn't be better. I thought you might be finished up, for I'd like to walk you down to the parking lot. I'll say we stop and have a cup of coffee or something. I'd like to hear how you've been doing. Can't do it. Girlfriend's waiting. Ha-ha, romance. Still got time for it? Heard you were made a vice president or something. Elected to the board and all that. Well, something like that, JT. Stuffy. Yeah, then I guess I shouldn't be calling you that now. From you, it's all right. Thank you. What are you going to say? There's something that's been bothering me. What's that? For eight years, you had that one job. Did it. Never tried for anything more. Why? It was a nice job, and I suppose I didn't have any real reason to want more. To move ahead, JT, you have to have an incentive. You have to have a real motive. Work toward a goal, or you just never put out as much as you can. You never find out how much you really can do. And now you've got the incentive. Oh, I know. Henry. Hello, Mildred. Well, yes, I'd better buzz along. No, no, wait a minute. Oh, I've been waiting for you. Guess what we're going to have for dinner? Dinner? Sure, you don't want me to buzz? No, no, JT, wait. OK. What's this about dinner? Well, I've been thinking it was about time you tasted my cooking. So I've planned kind of a special dinner.  Mildred, I owe a lot to you. Oh, but he won't me. Nothing. No, really, Mildred, I owe you a lot. And I just want to say thank you, and I'll always think of you as a friend, a dear friend. Friend? Dear friend? Goodbye, Mildred. Hey, I thought you were. But Henry, all those things that you said, you. Bye, Mildred. But, but, Henry. Hey, I thought you quite, she was noising around it. You proposed to her, and, well, she was the incentive. That was three weeks ago. She wasn't the incentive, she was just the initial push. And there's a good deal of difference between someone who pushes and someone who gives a man an incentive. Oh, here's my date. Hi, honey. Oh, there you are. Honey, you remember Mr. Wiens? Oh, of course I do. How are you? Stuffy, if this is what you mean by incentive, I'm all for it. You told him? It told me what. J.T., we're engaged. Engaged? Well, this is kind of sudden, isn't it? Yes. Isn't it wonderful? Something a friend told me once, and as an old married man, you should know, J.T., a woman wants to be swept off her feet. This is Frank Lovejoy again. Do you begin the day by reading the morning paper, or after the day's work, do you settle down with the evening paper? Maybe you get the news often during the day on your radio. If you were like nearly everyone else, you may often wish that you had not heard the latest. Science is expanding the universe of physical knowledge to scary proportions. At four or five key points, war may break out in a hurry. People are displaced from their homes. Prices appear to be entering into new zones with supersonic speed. The polio season will be over, and the pneumonia season will take its place. There may be a chart telling you what to do if an atom bomb suddenly goes off in your city. Are you safe and sound any place at all? Lots of us keep wondering and wondering. If you were past 50, you may yearn for the old days of peace and plenty and surety, presuming that such a time actually did exist. If you're young and healthy, you may see the far horizon disturbed by near hazards. How does a thoughtful person keep his poise? By distracting himself from too much thinking? Perhaps, by being philosophical? Perhaps. But one thing is certain for those who understand or who are beginning to understand the good providence of God. He knows that it is most surely God's will that he should live in the age into which he was born. We were given life without asking for it, and we will be given grace to meet life by asking for it. It is ignoble to evade reality. It is strong to meet it head on.  Those are most poised who understand that every age has its own hazards. What you might have died of in an earlier age you were now saved from by a new medicine born of research and even war emergency. There is an equalization. And the seed of poise is true and stalwart faith. Faith that is humble and will unite in prayer with God. The faith and prayer that keeps families together, for the nation is safe when families are rugged and solid, just as the family that prays together stays together.  Hollywood Family Theater has brought you to transcribe the apt Mr. Willis, starring Alan Young. Frank Lovejoy was your host. Others in our cast were Giggie Pearson, Herb Butterfield, Gloria Grant, and Paul Freese. The script was written and directed for Family Theater by Robert Hugo Sullivan with music composed and conducted by Harry Zimmerman. This series of Family Theater broadcasts is made possible by the thousands of you who feel the need for this type of program. 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Before we get into the video people I am giving away 11,500 Apex coins every single month to be in the chance of winning them make sure you are subscribed to this channel and have that bell notification button ticked drop a like and a video and leave a comment down below more details in the video description. What is going on guys welcome back to the channel and I appreciate you being here today I've been doing another Apex Legends video and today guys I want to talk about a recent crafting material or crafting metal exploit ticks coming and new out star promotional images guys. Ok so crafting metals somewhat are pretty rare to get and probably for good reason because the crafting metals are used to literally build any piece of loot in the game from a weapon skin to a finisher to a legend skin just about everything can be built with crafting metals besides one or two things which you get from a battle pass like the havoc evolving skin but basically everything else you can craft and these crafting metals can only be obtained from Apex packs and as we know people these Apex packs are few and far between unless you purchase them and not everybody's got money to throw out their games because obviously the battle pass has just come out I know that you've brought that which is a little underwhelming I won't like you guys and I'll probably bring you a video of me reviewing the battle pass but yeah many of us have brought that so we'd expect a few more sources where we can actually get these crafting metals to buy and create the loot we want but there is absolutely nothing just apex packs across the battle pass which do not guarantee a single thing besides probably rarities so these crafting metals are definitely few and far between so what if I told you guys there's an exploit working right now in game which allows you to change the loot you earn from the battle pass i.e change the apex packs to crafting metals so instead of earning apex packs you will earn crafting metals straight up now I will say people I do not recommend this this is an exploit and well you could be banned for it I ain't really sure on this one but I wouldn't take the risk and I'll tell you guys the exact same thing but hey let's talk about it anyway so what you have to do is basically change your location settings to battle gem where I believe it's illegal to purchase loot box in games so I was told so changing your location settings to Belgium will change the apex packs within your battle pass to crafting metals even if you've already brought the battle pass it does not matter I also know that if you change your location settings to Belgium which isn't server settings people it won't affect what region of the game you play in as you can pick separately what servers you want to play in so I live in the UK and I could play in the northern America servers if I wanted to and to pick the server you want to play in just sit at your title menu for about a minute and you should get a new menu pop-up on the bottom left hand side of your screen which allows you to pick your server if you didn't know about that and changing your location settings can easily be done on Xbox and PC and I believe people are finding way to do it on the PS4 too now like I said I won't show you guys right here how to do it but I will link you where you can get a full tutorial of this if you want to dive deeper into it but remember guys use it at your own risk it's a risk I would not take I would not recommend but hey it changes those apex pecs to crafting materials or crafting metals which is a bonus in my opinion because I get rubbish from apex packs and I would prefer crafting metals that way I can purchase what I want or build what I want that's where I'd like it to be okay people so let's move on and you guys probably have seen me cover ticks in the past these ticks are basically grenades which were part of time for games which if you threw dead explode and spawn mini spider drones which would chase targets and explode while these were data-minding apex legends a while back under the new name of frag drones but still keeping that tag of tick well after the battle pass dropped yesterday and the update which we all installed obviously new files have been added into the game and it seems as though a little more information on these shrug drones too now this data mine which was posted first by a shrug to who's twitter can be found linked in the video description we see on the screen now we see that respawn have already started balancing these ticks the top of the data mine shows what they were in terms of damage output the bottom half shows what they are now in terms of damage output and we actually see they've been nerfed so it seems as though respawn have already been playtesting these shrug drones and have decided they were a little too powerful as a damage output as you can see the difference is crazy but yeah guys the frag drone it seems as though respawn are still working on so I wonder how long it will be before we see these in game next up people I want to talk about more promotional images for the Alster now we know this is a weapon coming we just do not know when it's been teased numerous times in game via data mines leaked images and so much more it's coming people it just needs to hurry up now it isn't even a question anymore but yeah more images of Alster you can see on screen now taken directly from apex legends game files and lastly guys I want to cover something which could be nothing but is a little interesting now this was pointed out to me by my pal my life crisis who also covers daily apex legend leaks and so forth if you do want to check them out you'll find them linked in the video description he actually sent me information about something very mysterious in the latest trailer for apex legends which talks about about a pass now we see a bangle on a roof with acoustic and we see a pathfinder slinging in now if we slow this footage right right down we see whatever that weapon Bangalore is holding seems to give off a weird flaming effect almost like a flame thrower but it's literally milliseconds and unless you slow it right down and zoom in you will miss it now to me this does not like the standard muzzle flash we see in game on any weapon we have at the moment and we also know flame throwers and rocket launchers have been leaked or datamined so they are in the game files and the flame in front of this weapon as it seems she's firing looks absolutely ridiculous and like I said it doesn't really resemble any muzzle flash I can think of in game so what is this she's holding is this indeed a new flame thrower I do not know but we will see people we will see definitely interesting to talk about anyway let me know your opinion on this down below in the comments section and my jumpy two conclusions here is it something we already know of let me know but on that note guys we have come to the end of the video if you guys enjoyed it even a like really does help out if you're new around here enjoy daily apex legend videos be sure to subscribe and if you never want to miss a video upload you can turn notifications on by hitting that bell button but guys thanks as always for stopping by and hopefully I will see you on that next one