Well after 24 hours of broadcasting and raising funds and awareness to end child abuse, the stations of Paul Bunyan Broadcasting in Bemidji have announced their final tally. The radio thon began at noon yesterday with live broadcasts from Lukens Village Foods. Over the past day people have called in to the station's phone bank and made pledges or in-person donations to help the cause. This year's radio thon to end child abuse brought in over $34,000 but just because the radio thon is over doesn't mean you still can't contribute. There's a couple of key fundraisers that are still going on that'll bring in some decent dollars and we don't know what yet and then we're still getting contributions either through radio thon.info or people calling them in and obviously we're not going to say no if you didn't make 12 noon that's fine we'd still love to hear from you. If you'd like to still make a donation to the radio thon we have the link on our website at lptv.org slash news. If you've enjoyed this segment of Lakeland News please consider making a tax-deductible contribution to Lakeland Public Television.


Yn ymlaen o'r ddaf. Yn ymlaen o'r ddaf, rwy'n gweithio samar, a dwi'n gweithio Jason a Tim yn ymlaen o'r ddaf. Rwy'n dweud yma'r gweithio ar gyfer y ddechrau, ac mae'n rhai o'r ddweud o'r ddweud. Rwy'n gweithio ar gyfer y cyfrifedd a'r ddweud o'r ddweud o'r ddweud. Yn ymlaen o'r ddweud, mae'n ddweud o'r ddweud o'r ddweud oherwydd yng Nghymru. Mae'n amlwg y dyfodol i gwouldeithio i ddim yn oed yn y cyfrifedd y cysylltu cyflogreithu yma. Mae'r ddweud o'r ddweud o'r ddweud o Jason yn ymddangos at sphechynau cy Jonnol ac yn ysgrifft hwnnw o'r ddweud o'r ddweud o'r ddweud o gweithio ymlaen o'r ddweud. Ond yma'r ddweud, mae'n gweithio ar gyfer y defnyddioCorraedd. Wrth gan unrhyw, mae'n dod siarad mewn oed o'r ddweud. drywch. It will be on a good video. In the main area of the screen, lower down, you have got all the study weeks. They are basically the same as the Moodle weekly view but some of the enhancements it has got may be grouped. This is all done using a custom course format that we have created. This has got 2 to 6 in a group there. Student can choose to view all current weeks, which is a default. We just show The current week is three weeks around it. Or they can switch to your weeks. Then they'll see it every week and the entire course. They can expand about collapsing individual weeks. The current week has expanded. But the other ones they can expand and collapse. So that they're not bombarded with the whole lot at once. The completion tick boxes against each activity. So these are in core. But when it ticks it, we're showing the progress at the top as well in that progress bar. your avatar. And we've also added counts that you can see within each week so it tows you completed zero out of two or whatever, you can mouse over the Progress bar which is actually done with an SVG image, lets see, develop a thing. You can mouse over the progress bar and see which thing it was that you didn't complete yet. So next thing I want to talk about is the top area of the page so we've got – the important pages that students That is always in the top navigation. We don't use the Moodle navigation block so we got two different ways of replacing the navigation. This is one of them. Jason is going to show you what happens within a week later. So in the top stripe of the page is Blue Stripe. We've got all the important things like assessment that they want and other things like this resources page which is general resources that are used throughout the course. Yr hyffordd wedi cael ei wneud o ddod i'r llyfr. Rwy'r wneud o gweld y cyfan, gyda'r ysgrifennu fel training. Yn ceisio hyffordd yng nghyd o'r pag, rwy'n ceisio fod yn beth yw beth gwrs i gyd mateisio gelwyd oedd y profi sydd yn eu gyd programmeu, ac mae'r adnod o'r fourfu'r cyfan yw a'r ddechrau'r hyffordd a'r ysgrifennu. Mae'r adnod o'r oddi am y ddefnydd chi yn mynd i chi'n gwy ar terrorismau. Yr hyffordd wedi cael ei ddefnydd ar honnod, ond ond yr adeith y gwlaen nhw i'n ddweud i enw'r ddefnyddio y cyfle yma. Y cyfle yma'r adeith yw dyfodol. Wrth gwrs, rydyn ni'n dweud i dyddodd gyda un o'u cyfle yma. A hynny'n hynny'n ddegwyd ag ddechrau. Roeddwn i'n dda ni'n ddegwyd gyda'u ar gael i'r adeithas, ac ei wneud i ddiddordeb yn gweld ganheordeb ar y cyfle yma, a'n gofyn ni'n ddegwyd ar gael i siw peth. Wedyn y cyd-ffon iddo i dda, rydyn ni wedi'i gwneud yr idei gwaith maen nhw ar gyfer am ddeud, rydyn ni wedi'u gwneud lle unig, yn y blaid chi'n gwerthiwyr byw. Felly, y Bydd wedi'i gwrs Cymru, ac mae'n gwybod i'r newid yn ynbladig i ddeud. Rydyn yn y cyflei tclasson ar hyn i ddiweddar hwnnw. Rydyn ni wedi amgueddfa'i gwasryd cyd-ffon iddo i ddeud, rydyn ni wedi'u gwneud hynny fydd y brifgrams ei diddyriad y cyd-ffon. a oedd yn ddiwedd ac yn ei wneud i gynnwys gydweithio rhain o'r cyffredinol i'r hefyd. Mae modwl wedi bod yn yn ni'n ddweud o'r ddweud o rherwydd. Felly, byddai gair cyfnod reall y cerddau yma ar y gyrfa ymddangod, mae'n cerddau yma o'r ddweud o'r cyffredinol, ond mae'r cyffredinol ar y cyffredinol. Mae'n cerddau yma, ac rydyn ni'n gydweithio'r gyrdd o'r cyffredinol. A'i gydweithio yma yma, Icons for dragging and dropping things around the page, editing a name and you've got menus where you can do things. We did hide the indent feature because we didn't want people using it basically. Now showing dynamic editing to insert sections. So those little plus bars, if you want another section somewhere between two places you can just click the relevant plus and it'll add a section immediately. The next one is combining weeks. I showed you we've got three to seven there. I'm now combining weeks one and two. So there you go, we've got weeks one and two. If you decide you didn't want to do that you can split them apart again. So this will now be weeks one and two separately. And the other thing that I'm going to show is deleting sections. So I'm going to delete section two and you'll see that the one that was three to seven is now going to change to six. Stealth items. These are items that students can access but they don't get a link. This is useful basically if you link them somewhere else. So on these sites we put them in a separate area that you can get to from a link near the bottom and you can just add things into that area. So you might have a link to them from another resource and you don't want them in the main pages. Deleting items. This works the same as your standard moodle. You just choose to delete but there's no confirm. It happens immediately and you get this prompt to the top of the screen that tells you it's been deleted and you can choose to undo that should you want to and it will come straight back again. So this is a bit like what Martin was talking about. There's a core feature called a recycle bin and so this kind of does the same thing. You can also if you've deleted it and you don't immediately want to undelete it but you decide you do later there's a link to a deleted items page and that will show you when it was deleted, who deleted it and where it was and you can undelete it and we'll keep those for an arbitrary amount of time currently it's four weeks and that was the audio test I deleted. It's now back. Bulk actions. This is another thing we've added to the editing interface. So all of these pages, that's a sub page, the course page, etc. You can now do bulk actions. So I'm going on to the sub page with editing on it and you've got to select multiple items button. You can now choose to select everything on the page or just some of the things or everything in one section. So I've done select all there. I could have selected within a section or the individual things. When you've done that you can either move or delete them. So I'm going to move them. When you click move you get a quite interface that might be familiar to people who use Moodle for a while. You get these little target boxes but you can now move to other pages and go to somewhere else within the course for example the main course page, stick them in a week. So if you just click one of those it moves from there. So there you go. So those two example items are now appeared within that first week on the course page. So finally, just wanted to mention, this is another technical detail. We've implemented this using lots and lots of Moodle sections. So there's now different types of Moodle sections. You've got sections in a week, you've got sections used for sub pages and the sections used for those special pages like assessment and so on. So those are all sections and they're kind of arranged into a sensible order and this is a little bit different from the way most Moodle course formats work. So that was a pretty quick tour of the course stuff and I'm going to hand over Jason to talk about activity pages. Okay thanks. Obviously I was just going to talk a little bit about some of the layout and navigation techniques that we've used. Unfortunately that's more pictures that we're going through at speed. So apologies for that but the good news is it means I don't have to talk so much. The pictures will show the story. So the first thing I wanted to talk about was navigation. So we're kind of used to seeing the Moodle front page of the course where you've got a list of activities but we want to think about what about when you're in the activity, how does the student navigate around. We did mention that we're not showing the navigation block to students seems to fit in with where core going after Martin saying that they're not having blocks in 3.1 so it sounds like we're on the same page. So I'll show you the way we dealt with that which is to use tabs at the top of the screen which I'll show them over in a sec. They're fully responsive and we achieved this technical detail through renderer overrides for the header in our theme and some JavaScript and CSS. So here's the tabs here. You can see that at the top of the screen there that's basically one tab is each activity that's in that section and I've got a little video here showing the responsiveness as well so it's going to go down and we've got two break points from that full desktop down to a tablet view which should pop up now and then we've also got the mobile view as well which will come up in a second and then we've gone to mobile view and we're still at the tabs at the top there where we're just showing one instead of four and then the student can scroll around. Within each activities we have a number of layouts so for teachers and managers admin roles etc. they've got the full blocks and everything showing on the right. Students don't get that so they get more screen real estate there. There are some activities where everyone needs to see the T-column layout so an example is a quiz so that's a quiz there with the questions on the left and the way we've dealt with that on mobile is that we've moved it into one column on mobile so the first column you see is the content and then you can swipe or move across to see the second column and here's an example of some layouts with blocks so on the right there's some blocks there which are sort of in-page blocks they're not sort of general blocks like navigational settings they're specific to those pages. Those on mobile always show on the top and there's another example there where the blocks are collapsed as default on mobile and you can see the main content straight underneath. So that's a quick whistle stop so on Tim's going to talk about some other aspects. Right so we've got these amazing new websites well actually what we've currently got of course is about 400 websites that have presented each year that are all using the old design and we're planning to roll this out starting the first courses will go live in September this year and the last ones to be converted will be October next year so during that year we've got to convert about 400 websites which is a little bit of a scary thought particularly for our colleagues in LTS who have to manage that process but the good news is there's quite a lot of similarity in some of the key parts of the structure of the old website like the study planner the way the material is set out week by week so it turns out we can actually convert a lot of it automatically and so we built a tool to do that here's an old style website you can see there there's a link to a tool to do the conversion now doing a conversion is an irreversible process they're a little bit scared about that so actually we make you make a copy before you can convert it and that just uses Moodle back up and restore but it's completely automated you click one button and it does the thing you just have to wait a bit being back up and restore it's a bit slow but eventually it completes and you have a copy and then we're just dithering between do we make a copy and then convert the copy or do we make a copy and convert the original we'll make our minds up eventually but you get a scary warning you click the button and you get another progress bar and this one's quite quick and then you have a new style website with as much as possible automatically transformed we built the first version of this tool I'm sure as people start applying it to their sites they'll realise there are more things we can automate so we'll do that in a bit of course it's not a perfect website for instance we haven't got a pretty image at the top you need to go and choose a pretty image more seriously you might want to look through the study planner and how the activities appear because probably once you see your course in the new design you can do some things to improve the pedagogy one of the things the conversion tool does actually is it makes a detailed log of every single thing it does which turns out to be very useful if you know this thing used to be in the website but you can't find it well the conversion log will probably tell you what it did for this I've converted a real site the conversion log was 769 steps which is a bit remarkable though 200 of those as Sam was saying it's lots and lots of sections and we output a sort of map of what all the sections are so we automate as much as possible there's still going to be a lot of manual work to do and with 400 websites that's really quite scary so now just a quick summary of the whole talk just really to make the point we have implemented this without making any changes to Moodle Core the key bits we've got new theme obviously new course format and new activities for the sub pages then there's some other plugins like some extra new blocks or new conditional availability plugin and of course the conversion tool I am lying slightly when I say we haven't made any changes to Moodle Core some of the usability improvements we thought of affected our existing activities like Forum NG or OU Wiki and in those cases often they were good ideas so we've just made those changes in the tools so they will affect the old theme as well as the new theme and all of you who use our plugins will get those benefits similarly in like the quiz module which is in Moodle Core we had some good ideas and those have gone into Moodle Core if you upgrade to Moodle 3.1 you'll get those little usability improvements so hopefully everyone likes what we've done there we started the initial pilot work on the new course format Sam started that last summer we've been working away very busily we kind of get everything finished phase at the moment I'm a bit surprised they let us out to come to this conference and talk to you we should probably be back at the OU coding away and as I say next year is dedicated to the rollout and so far we did this just for fun we've written quite a lot of code in just the theme we've got 7,000 lines of CSS and so on across all the code we've written for this project it's about 25,000 lines of PHP oh my god we're going to have to maintain that lots of CSS we've done an awful lot of automated testings for this so as Sharon and Tammy said it's an iterative process this is just version 1 once this is released to our students I'm sure they have many good ideas for what we should do in the future to make it even better thank you


We have now officially seen the first test run of Candemonium, Hershey Park's new for 2020 Bolliger and Mabillard hypercoaster. Previously, this has been compared quite a bit to the last B&M hypercoaster that opened in the United States, which is Mako at SeaWorld Orlando, and they've been compared for very good a reason. And that got me to think, after I watched the testing footage for Candemonium, how it's actually gonna run when it opens. Because looking at the testing footage, this thing hauls. I mean, it just flies through the course. It just goes over the speed hill like crazy. There's that really cool outer bank turn, and it just snaps through that. The turnaround, I mean, it just powers through that turnaround. Basically, with this testing footage, the very first test run, this thing is just flying through the course at an unbelievable pace. But we know B&Ms, they always have those pesky trim breaks and everything, and of course everybody complains about those. They can be very annoying, you know, they can deaden some of the speed. They can make the pacing not that great. They kill some of the potential airtime that you can get. And here's the thing. Mako is widely considered to be one of the best hypercoasters out there. A lot of people consider Mako to be the best B&M hypercoaster in the United States, actually. It seems to be the overwhelming majority that believe that, or at least one of the very best. Candemonium has a very similar layout to Mako. And really quickly, I'm going to go over some of the stats comparing them. The stats don't give you the whole picture, but it does kind of give you a good idea of really how similar they actually are. Candemonium is 4,636 feet long, while Mako features a track length of 4,760 feet. So Mako is only 144 feet longer. Not much of a difference in length. Candemonium is 210 feet tall, while Mako is 200 feet tall and has a 200 foot drop. I don't see a specific drop statistic for Candemonium. I'm just going to assume it's 210 feet. It looks like it goes down that whole length, so we'll say it has a 210 foot drop. Candemonium's top speed is 76 miles per hour, while Mako's top speed is 73 miles per hour, so only a 3 mile per hour difference. So in looking at these stats, you can see a 3 mile per hour speed difference, a 10 foot difference in drop height, and only 144 feet of difference in track length. So statistic wise, these coasters are definitely right on par with each other. They also do both feature, it is worth noting, the classic B&M hypercoaster trains. It's not the staggered seating, it's the 4 cross, and they're both 7 car trains. I know there was some confusion when Candemonium was first announced because the animated renderings did show a 6 car train in those original animations, but it is a 7 car train as a matter of fact. So they both do have classic 7 car trains with 4 cross seating. Looking at the layouts, there's quite a few similarities as well. They both go down the drop, have an airtime hill right after that, they go through a hammerhead turn around, and they both feature a very fast speed hill around the middle of the ride as well. Some of the differences to note are Mako has more of an L shape layout because of where it sits. Candemonium basically just comes straight out and straight back. And also Candemonium does have that little twisted outer banked airtime hill there. It goes up into a helix and then it twists you into the opposite direction before banking you the other way. They do both feature kind of twister like endings, but Mako's is a little different. Candemonium it goes around that Kisses fountain, which doesn't appear to be complete yet in the test run video, but it will go around a fountain and then it goes up into a banked airtime hill and then up into the final brakes. Where Mako actually has a mid-course brake run, which Candemonium does not have. That's another notable difference. So after Mako's mid-course brake run, it goes up into one or two more airtime hills and then it goes into a small twisted section over the water. It kind of twists you around, skims the water, and then basically just rises up into the brakes. Candemonium it doesn't have a mid-course, but after the first part of the ride where it takes you out and then comes back and then it goes through that outer banked airtime hill, it has a regular airtime hill and then it goes through a low to the ground fast paced helix around that fountain and then it goes into a twisted airtime hill and then rises up into the brakes. Here's the point I'm trying to make here. I think that potentially Candemonium could be better than Mako. To me Mako actually looks to have a better, more well paced layout and I do believe the fact that Candemonium does not have a mid-course brake run is actually a huge advantage, but the real reason I'm making this video is as I mentioned in the test run footage, we see that Candemonium is flying through the course. Everybody's saying, oh wow, this is going to be absolutely phenomenal, which I agree. I think it's going to be a phenomenal ride, but I don't think the speed that we're seeing it fly at in the test run is going to be what it actually runs like when it opens. I actually looked at a video of Mako during its very first test run as well. Mako also flew like really hauled throughout its course on that very first test run and I know it's weird. Everybody's like, oh my gosh, it's flying in this test run. Just imagine how it's going to run when there's people on it and it's hot outside and you know, this and that. And it is kind of weird that it flies so fast during its initial test run. The thing is with Mako, like I said, it has a mid-course. The mid-course was not on during that test run that I watched. The trims were all off. There was no mid-course brake run, so it really did just haul through that layout. Candemonium is hauling through the layout as well on its very first test run, but I do believe there are probably going to be one or two trim breaks throughout the ride to slow it down a little bit. I don't think we're going to see it hauling like this. Now hopefully the pacing is better with Candemonium as a whole. I do think that Candemonium very well could have better pacing because it doesn't have that mid-course. Like I said, I think that's going to be a huge advantage that Candemonium is going to have over Mako. Even though Mako looks amazing, it just kind of dies after that mid-course. I mean, watching a POV after that mid-course, it just kind of dies off and it really sort of just crawls through the rest of the layout, especially that turn over the water. I was watching the test footage of Mako's initial test run. Even during that section, it was going really fast. But nowadays, looking at videos of how it runs and watching the POV, it really just kind of crawls over that section like it looks all right. It's unique, but it just doesn't have great pacing, it seems like. And I do hope that Candemonium will have great pacing all the way until the final breaks, and I'm pretty confident that it will because of the lack of the mid-course once again. But I also believe that what we see in the testing footage is not exactly a good representation of how the ride is actually going to run. Now, I would love to be proven wrong, so whenever Candemonium opens up, I'll be very curious to see how it runs compared to the testing footage, whether it's actually going to fly through the course like it does right now at such a rapid pace. In its test run, Candemonium held its speed so well throughout the entire ride. It basically looked like it just slammed into the brakes. I mean, it was still flying through that final helix and that final airtime hill. I'm really stoked for Candemonium, to be honest. I was supposed to be riding it in June. I don't even know if I'm going to be able to get to it at all this year now, but in any case, I'm really stoked to get to Hershey Park eventually and check out Candemonium. Diamondback at Kings Island, as a lot of you may know, is one of my personal favorite rides. I love Diamondback.  Diamondback does also have a mid-course like Mako does. Diamondback also does have the staggered seating train, so I think that is a disadvantage for it in terms of pacing. I think that kills the pacing a little bit along with the mid-course. And even though I love Diamondback, the part after the mid-course brake run, it doesn't have the same oomph that the first half of the ride does. So in comparing all these hypers and their testing footage and just seeing how they run, I think there's actually a good chance that Candemonium could potentially take the title of the best B&M hyper when it opens, or at least take Mako spot. I know a lot of people consider Mako to be the best B&M hyper out there. Personally, I've only been on two so far, Intimidator at Carowinds and Diamondback at Kings Island. I love Diamondback. I was pretty underwhelmed by Intimidator because of all the trim brakes. But in any case, what do you guys think about this? Just take a look at the initial test run for both Mako and Candemonium, and just look at the differences. I did want to compare these two rides because they're both newer B&M hypers with very similar layouts. They both have the classic four-across seven-car trains, so they do have a lot of similarities. That's why I compared those rides, but it's just really interesting to me. What do you guys think? Do you think that Candemonium is really going to hold up compared to how it is running in the test footage? I think a lot of people are going to be disappointed when they go into it. They have these high expectations because of what they see in the test footage.  But like I said, I don't feel like that's a really good representation of it. Maybe you have different thoughts. Maybe I'm missing something here. Maybe Candemonium doesn't have trims. I'm pretty sure it's going to have trims in at least one spot. I'm pretty sure I saw that at some point. But what do you think? Do you think that Candemonium could potentially be the best B&M hyper in the United States at least? Do you think it could take Mako's spot? Let me know all that, and I'll see you guys next time. Make sure to like, subscribe, like my Facebook page, CoasterDaddy. Follow me at CoasterDaddyFish on Instagram, and I'll see you guys next time. This is CoasterDaddy. Bye.


Guys, subscribe and turn notifications on, leave a like and drop a comment down below. Get here first and when giveaway calls I will pin as first comment on some of my videos. Be fast and good luck. What is going on guys, welcome back to the channel and I appreciate you being here.  This is the DLC that comes out in December this year. What this DLC will offer and much more direct from my source who doesn't want to be named but I can tell you guys his information hasn't let me down yet but you may want to take it with a pinch of salt because these details haven't been confirmed by Bungie but in my opinion most if that all of this information will end up being correct. But before we go any further guys if you do enjoy the video and would like to show you support you can by hitting that like button and if you are new around here and enjoy daily Destiny 2 videos be sure to subscribe and if you want to stay up to date with the latest Destiny 2 videos and never miss any I upload hit that bell button to turn notifications on. Okay so like I said take this information with a pinch of salt although it's from a credible reliable source it still doesn't mean it's 100% legit things can change things can be scrapped as you guys well know but the information here upon me doing research as much research as I possibly could does indeed make sense and the information I've seen from various other leaks points towards what I'm about to tell you guys being actually legit. Okay so let's start the Black Army DLC. Now all we have seen so far on this is a little twab about it and a little feature in the ViDoc which you guys will see on the screen now. The annual pass is a result of our learning and looking over this last year of how people have responded to Osiris and Warmind and the things that they've really they've resonated. Escalation protocols and the hidden quests in Warmind and the whisper quest and a lot of the things we're doing in Forsaken that we haven't even talked about like those types of things are really exciting and we think we're gonna excite players more so the three that are come in Black Armoury, Joker's Wild and Penumbra. What if there was this elite group of crafters who created some of the most notorious weapons in the Destiny universe and you're gonna get exclusive access to this vault that has the greatest weapons ever created in the Golden Age. Now the main DLC image we see an Exo. The DLC according to my sources centers around an Exo called Gaunt, a mysterious Exo that maintains the Black Armoury. Now after looking up and researching Gaunt although the name is a familiar one within the lore community not much is known about this Exo. What I did find was something interesting though and that was within the description of the Destiny 1 Fusion Rifle the 77 Wizard you guys must remember this beast. It states the Exo called Gaunt is a gunsmith famous for his wizards. Now with this DLC being based around a new armoury the Black Armoury and an Exo being at the helm it makes sense that this Exo is Gaunt and it's actually a gunsmith for sure. The additional campaign revolves around us unlocking the Black Armoury and its secrets and this will be set on Earth the EDZ. Vex are supposed to be a major part in the additional story so the Black Armoury and any new additional feature will mainly take part on the EDZ but we will talk more about what's coming with the DLC in regards to features in a second. Heavy Machine Guns are returning we know this is being confirmed by Bungie but with them the fundalow returns so I've also made a video on this a few days back but guys that isn't the only exotic coming back the last word and the Ice Breaker have also been mentioned now I also covered a video and the last word about a week ago but the Ice Breaker is new news to me such a classic D1 weapon a weapon that Bungie nerfed because I thought it was all pure one stage they brought it back as a year two weapon and it is just it's just a beast everyone loves the Ice Breaker it's a weapon I feel would be quite well in now within Destiny 2 and the way it plays out if it does return I actually think it will come back with a twist and be an energy weapon for sure but what do you guys think the last word the Ice Breaker the form the Galhorn the Vex me forecast are amongst the most exotic weapons in D1 slowly but surely I'm confident all will return but if I get any more information on all the exotic returning guys you guys know where you will find that information yes right here on the channel okay so more about the additions to the EDZ upon a black armor's release the EDZ will be home to a new activity called the forge of the chain this is like a horde mold kind of similar to the escalation protocol and blind well the escalation protocol is the feature of mars and the blind well is the feature of the dream in city they're kind of similar activities in a way both new to destiny 2 and these kind of features these kind of molds these kind of activities I feel one will be created with every DLC in the future and we have a new one with a black armor this new activity will have a unique loophole attached to it now I like the blind well more so than I like the escalation protocol but I feel we need more than both hopefully this delivers there I mentioned in my video on the last word about a week ago that this new horde mold will have its own loophole attached to it for certain stages meaning the longer you last the harder it gets and the better the loot gets but no doubt this game will have an end I mean it can't be unlimited there has to be stages to it like EP I just really hope these stages and how they are drawn out don't get tedious like the EP does I mean if you've spent as much time as me doing EP chasing certain weapons you'll know exactly what I mean shit gets burned as heck real quick now the grind is cruel but after a while it starts getting frustrating in my opinion I mean there's only so much these can offer I mean once you farm the heck out of them there's not much to keep going back for the forge of the chain this is where I hope a bunch of make changes and keep enticing us back I mean bunch could take a whole kind of mode many different ways keeping with the theme used to create a forsaken expansion though if they do that I will have no doubt this new mode will be a great addition for sure you gotta remember though the black army isn't a major major expansion like the forsaken was so we will see people we will see moving on and new exotics so there will be new additional exotics added to the game when the black armory is released some of these new exotics are tied to black army quests quests we will be pursuing to unlock powerful exotics from the black army one by one now with word of the thunder lord the last word and the iceberg could these odd exotics be tied to the black army exotic quests I mean it makes sense for sure if the black army is going to be a thing we have to farm these weapons for like many believe if there's certain quests tied to the black armory could these odd exotics be what we will be pursuing I mean it makes sense for sure but would you be happy in bungee bringing back all the exotics and locking them behind quest lines especially via a dlc we paid for I mean theoretically we already paid for these exotics in D1 but what did you think let me know down below within that comment section I mean I'm happy for them to return if they're back with a twist and they're slightly different I'm happy for them to be basically locked behind quests it gives us things to chase it gives us things to grind for and that's what we like that's what us hardcore destiny players are like but we will see people we will see we know the black army from the little video we got from the viaduct it will have some crazy ass weapons could some of these be also tied behind the black armory and whatever this feature is I'm guessing so okay so we're going to move on so we're in the black armory dlc we get a new raid layer this has been confirmed by bungee it's old news the raid layer though will be set on edz along with the forge of the chain and I think everything else that comes with the black armory dlc and this will stand around the hive and a powerful threat underneath and that's basically all the details I have now it makes sense with everything else via the black armory being shipped to the edz I just don't know why I thought it would be an additional add-on to the last wish like the raid layers with the Leviathan I mean this could still be the case like I said take this with a pinch of salt none of it has been confirmed yet but it's just information my reliable source confirms is legit and like I said he hasn't let me down yet okay so the last thing to cover and this part being the most interesting for sure and that is a new weapon type now all I know is that this new weapon type is known as black so these are black weapons these weapons are believed to be what we saw slightly within the black armory viaduct edition these black weapons I believe will be unique in the way they form probably like a certain set of weapons now like I said all we know is so far that there's the new weapon type and they're black weapons I mean does this mean the rarity of the weapon does it mean the style of the weapon does this mean a certain type of weapon we don't know yet I don't believe they will come with a fourth energy type even though datamined audio files from my world back do talk about a fourth energy that could be included here for sure with this new weapon type but I just don't believe that to be the case and if it was I'm pretty sure my source would know about it but a new weapon type known as black weapons are supposedly coming with a black armory dlc but we will see people we will see but yeah guys that is it for the video we get a new non playable vendor for all the guards a new horde mod activity new story a new red layer also an earth a new weapon type all new exotics and returning odd exotics and much much more sounds great let's hope my source comes through again and on that note guys we have come to the end of the video tell me what you think about what's being covered and mentioned today if you enjoyed the video leaving a like really helps out and if you are new around here and enjoy daily destiny videos like guides top five gameplays reviews latest news leaks just about 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Hi everyone, Joe for jaspyscasebrakes.com coming at you with the 2020 prism football two box random team break number three From jaspyscasebrakes.com one spot gets you two teams in this break There you go. Remember all card ship It's pretty good stuff. We have not seen a stained glass yet or a color blast not with my own eyes at least So let's see what we got here big. Thanks to these folks here. I Think we got team Connell here. I think Wester is here Copperman is here Brett is here. So good luck. Good crew watching right now All 32 teams are in let's roll it. Let's randomize each list four four times two and a two hard four one two Three and four Easy we got Alvin and down to Ken two and a two four times for the teams two Three and good luck fourth and final time after four. We've got the Browns down to the Seahawks All right, here's how it shakes out Alvin with the Browns Brian with the Steelers Jimmy Connell with the Eagles Dancy with the Falcons and the Texans Sean with the Cardinals Dean with the Lions Danny with the Are there's two Dan season or the Dan Campana Danny Connell to two DC's Titans for you Danny Matthew with the Bears Jimmy with the Bills Danny with the Broncos Adam with the Dolphins Brett with the Cowboys Brian with the Packers Ron with the Chiefs Adam with the Bengals Chris with the Patriots Adam with the Vikings Pascal with the Chargers nice Alvin with the Giants Pascal with the Jets Matthew with the Washington football team with last spot mojo Danny with the Rams Dean with the Panthers Chris with the Ravens Adam with my Raiders Ravens and Raiders Ron with the Niners Kenneth with the Jag Colts for Sean Brett with the Saints Bucks for Danny and The Hawks of the sea for Kenneth the Seahawks So let's get all this on one page if we can let me slide this down just a little bit there Let's sort by column B by team And I'm gonna pause the video and allow for a little bit of trading I just grabbed two random but Jason numbered these boxes But I just kind of eany-meany mighty mode it and just grab two random boxes right here for this two box break We're gonna pause the video when we come back. We're gonna see if there's any trades and then the break stick around All right, welcome back folks A lot of trade chatter, but no deals were done. It's all good Thanks for spending some of your Friday with us to box hobby random team three prison football brand new release just dropped today Thanks, everyone for getting into the action Have you been getting randomized the bucks a lot in prison you get all those radies? What are we watching here some women's college basketball local? local Cardinal we've talked about this before well, it's worth talking about again Are there more? You think they're more bird teams in college athletics, or do you think they're more cat teams? Not too many dog teams, right? I think there's a handful of like bulldogs and a handful of like huskies and stuff like that I don't think the the dog team is not as popular. Maybe some wolf teams in there Right, but I think there's a lot of cat teams and a lot of bird teams Probably more cat teams. I want to say Lions and tigers and wildcats and whatnot There's Patrick my homes nice to 199 blue wave and a behind him Joe Burl a couple nice cards right out of the gate that goes to Ron Wester and the Chiefs with my homies and Joey B going to the Bengals Adam Cuperman got randomized the Cincinnati Bengals Only one razor back, right? I don't think there there are not there aren't any other Poor sighing teams, right? There's Michael Strayhan to 249 Isaiah Simmons and Devin DuVernay Strayhan will go to the New York football Giants Alvin or with that one and we got Ian Thomas 81 out of 99 Cracked ice for the Carolina Panthers Dean with a little bit of cat team mojo there's been to new chief Ross Blacklock Clevon Chasen and Cam Acres Cam Acres going to the Rams Danny It's Joe Namath To 125 Broadway Joe Michael Pittman Jr. and DJ Dallas for Seattle so just a heads up for all these prison breaks that we're Encountering here all Rookie cards. Well, every first off everything ships So even if I miss sleeving something or something like that every everything will ship This will be for Pascal and the Jets now during the course of the break all Parallels will be sleeved up right away and all even base rookie cards all base rookie cards will be sleeved Not all of these base rookies will be top-loaded though Think only a certain selection. It's a big group, but a certain selection of of rookies will Will be top-loaded, but the rest of them will just ship seal asleep that is And obviously stuff like Joe Burrow and Justin Herbert and Tua will be sleeved and top-loaded immediately There's Carrie Ellen Johnson for the Lions There's Preston Smith to 199 It's great to think that as recently as like maybe five four or five years ago like we wouldn't We wouldn't really do that. This is just that value was not value or interest was just not there Here's our first autograph Alan Lazar for the Green Bay Packers Brian with that one nice But these days the value of even just these rookie cards have jumped So significantly Especially for for a flagship product like prism Jared Gough To 249 a lot of collectors will consider this to be like this or maybe contenders Like this to be like the main like hey You got that rookie card. Yeah, I got that prism rookie They're usually talking about a lot of time they're talking about prism And our autograph is Deandre swift Wow purple Autograph nice Dean with the Lions we were talking a little bit before With how much the Lions players seem to at least former players expressing how much they dislike map at Risha I wonder if the Lions get a little bit of a boost wonder if Deandre swift is unleashed The way he should be he's a pretty good running back. There's Damon Arnett for my Raiders Jonathan Taylor for the blue horseshoes We've got John Brown red wave for the bills to 149 that'll be for jimmy More rookies there Is james connor Not to be confused with jimmy connell and there's uh, joe montana to 175 col commet jordan love Someone was telling me yesterday these jordan love base cards You know, we're still going for like what 30 40 50 dollars All right Second and final box here in random team break number three another two boxer in the store Schedule in the chat too if you're wondering what's coming up Ravens place rg3 on ir he'll he'll miss at least a few games. I guess the shortened ir this year And I guess trace mcsorley is currently the only qb on the ravens active roster Lamar jackson could be cleared on sunday the team plays the cowboys on Tuesday Although trace mcsorley looked decent in In like the third or fourth quarter right whenever rg3 was out Well rg3 kind of looked like rg3 for half a second like old rg3. I thought we had turned back the clock That there's an rpa right there There's lamar jackson speaking of and that's henry rugs and there's erin rogers To 25 denucci and blacklock The rogers will go to brian nice camo parallel darnel savage to 125 clave on chase and cam acres dexter lorence red wave to 149 pitman jr. Indeed j dallas jared pinkney jalen johnson And we've got jared pinkney blue wave For the falcons to 199 a j dillon antoine winfield jr Dan campana with the falcons bird team Nice michael pittman jr. Silver and a toa orange Who's got adam cuperman who got randomized the bangles and the dolphins in this rake? Some guys have all the luck and he can now gets an orange toa Which I feel like kind of matches the trim of their jersey. That's cool It's a very dolphins-y looking card here toa tongue go by loa 17 out of 249 I don't know what the oranges go for but i'm sure the parallels do nicely on a secondary market nice You know jk dobbins and bradley anay. These are my stack of rookie cards here It's nice madame And for the colts shon madic with the rookie silver pitman jr. Is pretty solid started the season kind of banged up but pitman jr. Starting to I'm trying to emerge I think now that he's healthy a j brown and from one a j to another a j eponessa to 49 like farland jr. Del pit And behind anthony bar is our autograph. It's michael warren the second running back for The fly eagles fly that'll be for jimmy connell bird team mojo Damon Arnett jonathan taylor And look at this a justin herbert cracked ice 13 out of 99 Wow pascal with the chargers and we have Whoa, I saw chargers cut three out of 49 joshua kelly three color patch and autograph I saw chargers colors pascal and I was like Is this is it gonna be could it be? It's a good-looking card right there I think purple power I think or x-fract or whatever you want to call it josh kelly former ucla guy three out of 49 for the bolts Last little stack here. I think this guy still gets royalties for whistling Of course has been around for ages quest walkins to 175 That's the hyper And we've got a silver coming up. It's going to be andre johnson silver anthony bar orange Trayvon diggs and jeff okuta. There you go ladies and gentlemen Two box hobby random team three in the books pretty nice break Pretty quick break too Some nice stuff. Thanks for breaking. Thanks for watching. I'm joe for jaspy's case breaks.com. I'll see you next time for more. Bye


I'm Dave McHugh joined by field hockey coach Laurel Martin and coach the home season is now over you got one game left in the season and first and foremost you congratulate you winning a field hockey program in Stephenson history now getting the getting that record taken care of I know that was the goal of the season. So you got that now under your belt you got one game left in the season still don't even know what the future holds right it could be conference playoffs it could be ECACs it's kind of a little bit of a wait-and-see type situation you guys have going on yeah we're we're in a tricky situation first of all just a comment on the the winningest season ever for Stephenson I mean that's that's an exciting thing for Stephenson field hockey we're continuing to build and create more and more wins and we're not you know we're not going to stop so it's just building from here getting good athletes in and and building the program just hopefully continuing to climb that ladder well I'm certainly applying the last few years yeah yeah we've gotten better every year so that's good yeah so at this point stage yeah we have hood tomorrow and we're hoping to secure a very strong game against them and then we're on hold so we kind of had to buy week yeah so we have to wait and see what's gonna play out with our conference and then we have to wait see you know what will happen potentially for ECAC if the NCAA tournament doesn't work out if we don't make conferences we do make conference so we've got a couple of weeks in lingo of course it's your one last spot in the conference to play for you're not playing for a four-five game you're really playing for the top four you're right there in the mix a win over hood obviously is needed need some help outside that won't get into all the particulars but clearly just get the job done that you need to get done and let everything else fall on its way yeah at this point stage that's all we have left is we have hood that's our only definite so we handle hood and we play well and we play with passion and we play our style and then we'll see where the cars fall previous game was Lebanon Valley no one didn't go the way you guys wanted it to obviously big two nothing lead at halftime tough Lebanon Valley good team comes back on you ends up winning with just seconds left three to to then rally and then win your game on Saturday probably at least is a good thing that tells you your team can forget the tough stuff if they have to and focus on the next thing in line yeah I mean us coming back and playing homecoming day we had a lot of alumni on campus we had a lot of recruits on campus senior night on top of that senior night we had the campus was just flowing football game soccer game at lots of activities and to be able to come out and focus and secure a 5-0 win against an Albright team who's not doing very well if you look at them with their win-loss record but they're a good squad so they're a little bit underrated their caliber of play are stronger than what it's well there yeah they're the win-loss doesn't look that great but their conference record was kind of was the opposite of that pretty good job in conference this conference has been tough Lebanon Valley has been up there messiahs up there you guys have played well Bernie has been playing well Arcadia has certainly been playing well this season this has been was this is big a toughest battle in the conference as you expected or maybe tougher I think last year's was a battle just as similar as this year's yeah this year's team I think specifically for us I think that we didn't perform as well consistently as we could have so last year there was a little bit more of consistency with maybe a little bit more of a less talented squad so this year I was a little bit upset with our inability to perform consistently sure if we would have we would be in a different spot right now consistency is the one thing you hear from coaches all the time that's what they always want that's what they always preach for speaking consistency though you've got a player on this team who's insistently breaking records yes Gaitland Dempsey we know going in we haven't talked a lot about her because really her games have spoken for herself but she now breaks her own record in scoring in a season that she had set last last year she's broken a few more she's on the verge of breaking a couple more this she has really been everything that this field hockey team has been about yeah I mean Katelyn Dempsey Allison Cagle and there's just a core of girls there on the forward line that really work well together and that are creating and breaking records the thing that neat about Dempsey is only had her for three years and had her for three years I really wish I would have had her for four look at maybe what we could have done with all of that but um you know she's setting records and I'm recruiting kids to come in and break those records and that's what building a program is all about she's a great kid hard working kid Cagle setting her up she's setting cakes up those two work well together on the forward line graduating both of them so we need we need some big shoes what's interesting is everyone knows her talent everybody you play against is targeting her and I remember we talked to the beginning of the year about how she was being double teamed and I everybody else had to step up it looks like everybody else stepped up she has now gotten open and now she's back to her not that she was ever away from her scoring abilities but defenses have left her open now a little bit more often yeah I mean it's every every team that we play has a different style and a different approach so some teams just mark her and double team are they front or they back everything they're all around her she's swarmed but then she just lays off the assists on the verge of breaking that she's on the verge of breaking the assist record so she can handle it yeah and we just and we have the players around to kind of to take up the space if she's if she's covered strongly but I think she prefers if they're back off of sure it's always nicer remember the overtime goal she had last time she liked the fact that there was no defense next door so what do you do with this team you've got a game on Tuesday right you then don't necessarily have a game until at least Wednesday of the following week in the conference playoff should you make it and then if you don't you're still kind of want to be prepared for easy ACs how do you keep this team kind of moving forward but not knowing where they're moving forward to yeah it's it's a challenging situation to be in so we're gonna handle hood and then after the conclusion of hood we'll see where we fall within the conference and if we've got a conference game we'll know who we're gonna play and then we're full charging a hundred percent ahead the following day to prepare for them if we don't make the conference playoffs then at that point stage we will continue to practice because we've got the potential for an easy AC and there's always an opportunity to gain and grow and if we have practice times we're gonna use them might as well it helps to the underclassmen to prepare for the next season as well right well it's certainly been exciting to watch this team 11 wins on the season so far and counting and counting we're not done with the wind total just yet we know that good luck against hood obviously good luck hopefully you'll make the playoffs hopefully in a week we are talking about playoff hockey here at Stephenson thanks for joining me appreciate it and we'll talk to you next week hey thank you is Laurel Martin I'm Dave McHugh will catch up with the team next week here on Gomez thanks sports


Just a little NBA NFL crossover across the pond to start our sports day off. Josh Allen screaming LeBron James to set up to play. I thought it was funny. Some of you might not. Regardless, it was funny to hear on my TV this morning. Yeah, okay. Second and three. And the project! LeBron James, LeBron James.


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So this schematic shows an example of how the incoming radiative energy reaches the surface, a tree in the ground in this case, warms them up and then how conduction and convection moves those warm molecules back into the atmosphere until they get high enough where they can get whipped away by the wind. At the same time, incoming radiation also gets reflected off those trees and the trees are warm, you'll get longwave radiation being re-immited back into the atmosphere according to the Stefan-Boltzmann law. So the energy from the sun thus bounces back and forth in the atmosphere. It comes in a shortwave, some of it gets reflected back out again but some of the reflected shortwave will strike a gas molecule, a particle or a surface, get absorbed, the surface warms up, we'll get re-radiation in the longwaves, we'll get conduction, we'll get convection and the heat starts to move around in the atmosphere, eventually making its way out back into space.


Now, for many, the wearing of the red poppy is a way of commemorating those who died in war. But for some, the red poppy is seen as glorifying war, not just those who were killed. And this year, many are wearing a white poppy instead. So could this be the most politicised Remembrance Day yet? Well, to discuss that, I'm joined from central London by James Butler from Navarra Media and love sport radio presenter Patrick Christis. Welcome to you both. Mr Butler, to you first. Do you feel that this has been hijacked by politics and is that appropriate? I don't think it's been hijacked by politics. I think it's right to say that the decision of who we remember and how we remember them is itself a political decision. I don't think you can extract politics from questions of war and why war happened and how war happened. I think it's important to remember not only the military dead, the British military dead, which is what the red poppy is for, but to remember the many conscientious objectors, many of whom were stretcher bearers who lost their lives, many of the people who who died in prison for objecting to war. And I think it's really important to ask those questions and remember the many people who came back from the trenches or died there and who wrote that it was a senseless conflict who found very little that was glorious in war. And those are people and those are perspectives, perspectives which I share that I think are hugely important to remember around this time. And I'm afraid I find them very often missing in media conversation around this. Do you ever wear a poppy? I don't wear a red poppy. I would occasionally wear a white poppy. I have a white poppy in my jacket pocket. In fact, I'm not wearing it on air at the moment. And Patrick Christis, let's bring you in. What do you make of that? Do you feel that it's disrespectful to not wear a poppy? What's your view? I personally think it is disrespectful to not wear a poppy. Look, you can disagree with certain reasons behind certain wars. You could argue that World War One was largely a rich man's war fought by poor people. You could argue that the Iraq war was illegal. In fact, I do. I would quite like to see Tony Blair held to account for that. But for many people, the poppy, and I would say most people, the poppy is not a symbol of glorification of war. No, it's a symbol of remembrance. And the people that are best qualified to have this discussion, more so than I would argue the left-wing journalists of this country, people that are qualified to define what the poppy means are the war veterans or the people who have seen war are the people who have lost relatives in war. And I suspect that if you were to ask them what the red poppy means, they would say it's a symbol of remembrance for the loss of life suffered during conflict. It's not a political statement. And to try and analyse history through the prism of today's norms and values and cultural sensibilities is completely nonsensical. How could any one of the past be held to account for their actions by today's standards? It's impossible. And I do think it's a slight desecration of the memory of our fallen heroes. James Butler, let me put that to you. It's a slight desecration of the memory of our fallen heroes. Should we really be having this debate? Should it not just be a unifying symbol in remembrance of those who died? No, it's absolutely hugely important to have this debate. Look, freedom and, you know, the kind of freedom that Patrick is talking about that has been defended, that he claims is defended by the military, is the freedom to think differently, is the freedom to express other opinions. Look, if we want to talk about the people who suffered and who died in World War One, let's go back to the World War One poet, Wilfred Owen, who talked about it is sweet and fitting to die for one's country. No, he called it the old lie. He accused those in power of selling, you know, ardent children for some desperate glory. And that was the response to World War One by many of those who returned. It is the 100th anniversary of the end of that war. It is important to remember, hugely important to remember the way in which the people who came back from that war objected to the reasons they'd been sent there. They found only death and blood and sickness and misery in the trenches. And when they came home, they were put in a civilian suit and they were booted back out into civilian life with very little support from government, something that sadly continues today. Mr Butler, the right's all wrongs of war should not be, should not diminish the fact that people lost their lives fighting for a cause that they may or may not have believed in. Surely they should still be remembered respectfully with the poppy. Yes, but hold on. There's a difference between saying people should be remembered respectfully and the way to do that is through the poppy. The Royal British Legion, who run the red poppy campaign, who I have no problem with, they say very explicitly that that poppy is about those who died in the British military and the Empire military forces, sometimes they say that, who died in combat. There are many other deaths in those wars and those are important to remember as well. Patrick, let's bring you in here. The poppies, of course, grew in the fields that those men died in. I find it incredibly depressing that we are here on the eve of Remembrance Sunday, having a discussion about the over politicisation of the poppy. And actually, let's have this right.  He even used the phrase F-off in Victor's games. I very much doubt that the 15,000 West Indian troops that volunteered in World War 1, the 1.27 million Indian troops that volunteered in World War 1 and the 180,000 African troops that volunteered in World War 1, let alone the Gurkhas as well, think that the poppy is a symbol of white supremacy, of racism. No, it's a symbol of our fallen dead. And I think if we forget that and if we try and erase that from history, we run the risk of making the same mistakes of the past, finding ourselves again in another conflict. James Butler, let me just put Patrick's point to you there. Do you feel that the poppy has been hijacked in some way by the far right? Well, I think certainly the far right would like to hijack the poppy. I don't think by any means the vast majority of people who wear it have much sympathy with the far right. But yes, they see it as a symbol of nationalism. They see it as a symbol that they can latch onto. And I think what's important there is that the reason they think they can do that is the sort of subtle nationalism and jingoism that is associated with the campaign. Let's go back a few years to when we had that sea of poppies outside the Tower of London. That was a very moving thing. But if we had remembered all that had fallen in that war in World War 1, that sea of poppies would have stretched down as far as we're sitting now in Westminster. That is hugely important to remember. We should remember all of the victims of war who, as Patrick suggested at the beginning, had much more in common with each other than the people who sent them to die in those trenches in the first place. And Patrick, of course, it's not just commentators like James who have issues with the poppy in Ireland. It's long been a divisive symbol. Yes, absolutely. And I have Irish relatives. And look, if you are on the other side of a conflict and you personally have, you know, different experiences of what a specific conflict was, then I personally don't have any disagreement with that. You are coming at it from another side to me. But I do think it's worth bearing in mind that actually the fact that you say the far right may be of hijack this, I look at it completely differently. I look at this as this multi-ethnic, multicultural, multi-religious force of people who have fought in actually the ultimate battle against white supremacy and white nationalism, specifically with regard to World War 2. And I think it's worth bearing in mind that in order to get to this studio today, we would have had to walk past giant swastikas unfurled on the Houses of Parliament if it wasn't for people that had laid their lives down for the preservation of this country. And I think that's been forgotten today. Your reaction to that, James Butler? I have no problem with a just war against something like narcissism and fascism. But remember that the red poppy was a symbol that emerged out of World War 1. And, you know, that we want to tell stories in this country very simple stories about goodies and baddies. But there were horrors in all of those wars. Horrors like the Dresden Conflagration which was a war crime by any means. We should remember those and have those as part of our national story and think seriously about what it means to make war. War is bloody. War is horrifying. And as the last living veteran of World War 1 in this country, Harry Patch said, war is organised murder. That is something that we should remember on Remembrance Sunday. And just briefly before we let you go, James Butler, how do you remember those who died fighting for their country here? Well, look, I will stand in silence tomorrow and I will remember not only the military dead but the many dead on each side who had nothing in common with their leaders. It was a monstrous war and I hope we never repeat it. James Butler, Patrick Christus, thank you very much indeed for your thoughts today. We appreciate both your perspectives.