Today we're making mango, Moroccan cauliflower soup as a mouthful. This is full of nutrition. We've got some Moroccan spices going in there like cinnamon and nutmeg and coriander and turmeric for just, you know, lots of a moon boosting, you know, nutrients for you during this time of year. And this is a great soup to make in the wintertime, right? I mean, cauliflower is abundant and we're going to be adding some mango and that's abundant right now. So it just is such a warm and, you know, just comfort food that you really want to try. I'm also going to show you how to get the best flavor into this soup. Now you don't want to just, you know, chop this up and cook it. You want to roast it, right?  Really good. So I'm rocking Robin and I'm going to show you how to do it right after my chef joke. Here's chef joke number one. Number two will be a little bit later. So hang in there for that. All right. Here we go. How did Reese eat her soup with her spoon? So we're going to start off here by roasting our cauliflower and the garlic. That takes the longest amount of time. So we're going to cut this up. It's really simple to do and you just want to make a V cut in that stem on your cauliflower and just cut all the way around. Okay. And then pop that centerpiece out. That'll help expose some of the inner parts of the cauliflower and it makes it easier to cut. And I have my oven preheating to 425 degrees Fahrenheit and I have a baking sheet lined with parchment paper so that that way it's easy cleanup. So now I'll just go along with my knife and cut out each floret. Then you want to cut each floret into smaller pieces and then I'll place the cauliflower onto my parchment paper covered cookie sheet here. So spread out the cauliflower on the pan so that each piece of it is touching the bottom of the pan. It'll roast better that way.  And you might find that you need to add even a little more olive oil. Just depends on how it goes. So now I'm going to prepare my garlic for roasting. So take a whole bulb of garlic, cut off the tip end not the root end and then we're going to drizzle it with olive oil over the exposed cloves. Then we'll wrap it up in some foil and pop it on that tray with the cauliflower so we can roast at the same time. So in the oven at 425 degrees Fahrenheit and we'll check it at 25 minutes. So while the cauliflower is roasting in the oven, first we're going to cut up some onions, carrots, and potato. Now the potato is going to make our soup nice and creamy but you'd need to use a gold potato. And by sauteing this on the stove, we are going to be adding some crazy good flavor to our soup. So now we're going to be adding some ground coriander, ground nutmeg, turmeric, and some cinnamon to our dish. And we're going to cook this a good 10, 15 minutes or so. We're going to add a little bit of spices a little bit later. I'm going to add some salt right now. Just add some salt and some pepper. Now that the onions are caramelized a bit, you can see they've really softened up and mellowed out. So now I'm going to add some spices and I'm going to turn the heat down just a little bit. Here's our cinnamon, some turmeric, and be careful with the turmeric because it does stain and you can add more or less but I, you know, you need at least a half a teaspoon there. And you can get all the written ingredients in the description as a video. Here's our coriander and a little nutmeg. Okay, we're going to give that a stir. Now at this point what we want to see is we want to see these potatoes get softened up and they're still pretty hard and so are the carrots. So I'm going to pour a little bit of the chicken broth or stock into the pan. Probably half a cup, maybe a little more. I'm going to turn the heat up just a little bit and we're going to put a lid on this so that way the potatoes and the carrots will cook and become soft. All right, so let's check our potatoes and carrots. We want to see if they're done. So grab a fork and press. That's soft. Carrots are soft. All right, so this is done. I'm going to turn it off and just let it cool for a few minutes because we're going to put this in our blender. It's time for Chef Joke number two. Okay, knock knock. Who's there? Soup. Soup who? Superman! So here's our cauliflower after 25 minutes and you can see it's starting to get some brown coloring to it, right? But we want to see more of this. So I'm going to put it back in for another 10 minutes because this is where you develop the most flavor. Here's our cauliflower after 35 total minutes of cooking. This is what you want to see, all these nice beautiful brown bits. So we'll take the cauliflower out and let it cool. But now remember the garlic hasn't had enough time to cook, so it needs to go back in the oven for another 10 to 15 minutes. Now here's my special ingredient for this soup, a mango. That's right. We're going to be adding mango to our soup, which adds a little brightness to it. So we'll do this easily by cutting off what's called the cheeks of the mango. Now we'll make some slices, but make sure you don't go through and cut through the skin. Invert the mango and cut off the chunks. And then take a taste for quality control. The garlic has been cooking for about 45, 50 minutes and so now I took it out and I'm letting it cool. It looks gorgeous. Once everything has cooled a bit, place everything into a blender. And if it doesn't all fit into the blender at one time, do it in batches. Next goes our cauliflower. Here goes the mango.  So probably about a cup or so. No I haven't forgotten about the garlic, I was just letting it cool as long as possible because it's really hot and I'm holding it with a paper towel. So you just want to poke out as many of the cloves as you can with a knife and then just give it a good squeeze. You want to get all those cloves into the soup. Then blend the soup till it's completely smooth like this. Then we'll pour the soup into a pot to get it hot again and to adjust any seasonings if we need to. Feel free to add more chicken broth at this point if you want to thin it down a little bit more. Soup's done. Time for a little taste test, alright? Now I made mine a little on the thicker side but that's how I like it and you can do it however you like it. What's really special about this is the flavor guys. Now I would garnish this up, I'd like to put a little bit of that cauliflower that was cooked on top so we'll put a few pieces on top and you get that extra flavor and maybe just a splash of fresh parsley. Look at that, it's gorgeous. Time for a taste. Oh man, so perfect on a wintery day. That mango really does it. It gives it just a little bit of tang to it, a little brightness. It's very rustic tasting and you are going to love this. Absolutely delicious. If you really like soup recipes you've got to check out my healthy vegetable soup recipe. I'm going to leave a link for you right here on the screen and you can check that out. If you want to check that out you can just eat all these healthy soups all winter long. Thank you so much for watching. Don't forget to subscribe to my channel. If you haven't already and leave me a comment and if you enjoyed today's video, hit the like button for me to let me know. Alright, we'll see you next time for another rockin' recipe.


Welcome to JSA TV the newsroom for telecom and data center professionals I'm Barb Mitchell coming to you today live from the floor of PTC 23 in beautiful Honolulu, Hawaii The Sun is shining outside. We're inside right now, but we'll we'll be out again. I'm joining me today here Is Scott Willis CEO of Dart Points? so Welcome first of all It's busy week so far. Thanks, Barb. I appreciate you having me and you're right. We are we are here enjoying the weather It's beautiful outside. It's been a great week So I I think I don't know quite what the number is here, but I think we're pushing record attendance at the conference It's been some great discussions great meetings Both with customers prospective customers colleagues. It's been so far I the show has been great and it's been it's been a wonderful experience. Yeah Yeah, it feels a lot like, you know, we're Record breaking they're saying but like even more than any pre-pandemic numbers that we're experienced at this show You can really feel it right and there's so much happening for everyone And I know there is for Dart Points and before I know you have some news before we get to that I want to just just for our viewers who may not know just talk a little bit about about Dart Points Yeah, sure. So for those of you that don't know Dart, Dart Points. We're we're an edge owner operator of Data centers, right today. We've got Markets largely focused in the Midwest and the Southeast part of the US. That's where we're that's where we're positioned today We we're really we're really all about Serving our customer needs. It's really when you know when you when you talk about edge It can mean a lot of things to a lot of different people, right? So maybe putting a little bit definition around that but we're focused on bringing world-class solutions and Delivering the same capabilities the same solutions at the same price point in the same performance level that Customers get in some of the tier one markets because again our our data centers are focused and we're growing in really smaller tier two Tier three and some tier four markets. So that's really who we are It's where we're focused And it's really what we're all about as we as we look to bring products and solutions that meet the needs of our customers Yeah, and I think I alluded to it before but you have some breaking news today I mean perfect time to announce with all you know the entire industry together a lot of the industry together here And and tuning in to what's happening this week for those, you know, who aren't here They're they're watching what what's coming out what, you know, what sorts of announcements are happening What what's happening with their points? Yeah, so we're we're excited about that So it went out today. It actually hit the wire today We are we are launching a bare metal solution into the market for our customers And let me let me get spin it back a little bit 22 was really a really busy year for dark points We rolled out a lot of products, right? We're focused in co-location We're focused in hybrid cloud and we're focused in managed services And so strategically as we build our portfolio and I talked about the focus we have around our customers Introducing bare metal as an extension of of what we've already launched in in 22 is really supportive of the vision We have for the company and how we're how we're looking to grow it's a little bit it's a little bit different because we're we're We're looking at it in a way that we're going to create a market or attempt to create a market with our better bare metal solution It's really a solution that is going to bring capabilities into the market That's targeted at more at mid-market customers So we're not really building a platform that's targeted at the top of the pyramid And some of the really large big global corporations ours is really pointed at what we believe the needs Of the customers that are in The markets that we serve and it's bringing a bare metal solution that can meet the needs of really a customer That's that's that's floating between Traditional co-location where they have to spend their capital, right? They have to bring that in a co-low environment and they may not be quite ready to move fully into a Either a public or a private cloud environment, and so it's it's it's targeting that segment of the market and really again Identifying the need that we see in the market and trying to serve that need And Scott, I know I know that you're actually I mean not only doing this for dark points But you're providing thought leadership to the industry yesterday. You were on a panel talking about I think I believe edge data centers It was yes. Can you give us a few highlights? Yeah, so Here's here's really it was a great discussion. Yeah, so I had some great colleagues on there and it was really focused in Really three general areas one is the the first topic was was really talking about what is the opportunity? Within edge, right? It was talking about workloads It was it was talking about how the how the industry is evolving towards edge compute It's talking about delivering solutions from a data center perspective at the point of need at the point of demand So that that's probably was the first thing great discussion good topics there the second part really touched on How the how the from a from a data center perspective how it's evolving to meet not only legacy needs of the customers but forward Leaning needs and how do we solve for that? Lord the largest part of the discussion was really built around density and how Customers are continuously demanding in a smaller footprint within a data center more density And what are the challenges from an operator perspective? And then probably really the last and third thing that we really spent quite a bit of time on was sustainability Was around power right? What's the future need going to be from a data center operator perspective? And how do we how do we do this in a more sustainable way? So those were really the three major themes that came out of the discussion and enjoyed it It was it was great interaction with the audience and it was a good discussion That's great I've popped into some of these panels and and the it's quite impressive. I think the content that's delivered here It's you know, it's great that you were able to be part of that You know what you have to say is so important and I so sort of switching gears to I you know I always say, you know, everyone's coming together here at PTC to hear from people like you and others and and share thoughts on On what's to come and and some trends and solve for some of the things that the industry's facing But it's also a nice time to really you know kick off the year for a lot of organizations And so when you sort of look towards the the right remainder of this year, I'm sure you have plans in place What what can we expect to hear from dark points over the next sort of six to 12 months? Yeah, we do and I think you you described it well, right? This this this conference can serve as a bit of a is a bit of a launching pad You know what what I think you can really look for In in 22 we first of all we had a really strong year right especially from a a Booking's perspective, right? We had we had really what was the strongest year in our history So we're excited about the tailwinds and the momentum. We had a really good Fourth quarter We're expecting a really strong Q1 and so we're really building a platform to leverage off of that I think around some expectations Over 22 22 was a real significant year of investment in our portfolio We introduced a lot of products a lot of capabilities around hybrid clouds security I just talked about bare metal. I think what you'll see in 23 is is a year of not not so much focus around new products, but extending the investment we made in 22 and really growing and and Leveraging that investment and really trying to drive into the market the types of solutions that we think our customers are telling us They need and getting return on the investment we made in 22. So I think from a from an expectation We're in a little bit of a choppy market, right some of the macro headwinds out there are real and and we Keep a close eye on that but a lot of the fundamental Indicators that we look at as we try to drive and build this business are positive and we're excited about the tailwinds and the momentum As we look forward into 23. Yeah, great Sounds promising sounds exciting and we we always you know, yeah We always look forward to catching up with you and you know hearing what's coming So we'll you know, I'm sure we'll have opportunities throughout the year if if not, you know, certainly here next year We'll be hearing. You know, we did all this come to fruition and and what more what more that you hadn't even anticipated yet Did you end up? You know being able to to act on so anyway, thank you. Thank you so much for joining us Not everyone can be here. So for those who who aren't able to meet with you in person here How can they connect with you? Really, it's it's it's what I've what I've said before in these. It's really our website is our is really our entry point into dart points so WWW at dartpoints.com all all the information that I've talked about and that we put out in the public domains on that site So that's really the first entry point is as you look to to learn a little bit about dark points. Perfect. Thank you so much Thank you. This is a great chat. I've really enjoyed it and thanks Scott for joining us And thank you viewers for tuning in to JSA TV coming to you live from the floor of PTC 23 Mahalo


It's not at all, sir. It's a pleasure. And we're on behind you quite a way. Nice being with you. May I take two quick moments to thank you for what you're doing and to wish you a very happy holiday season. Well, thank you and the same to you. I know we're a little late with this photo. I understand the surgery that you've had. Apparently things are going very well. Forgive me, sir. The commander's on his way in here. But I'm your intercessor with the commander. Forgive me, sir. Forgive me, sir. Well, I'll be right back. I'll be right back. I wish you the best. I've brought you a book of highlights of our convention and also a letter that you have received. There's a copy of it where we're inviting you to our Washington Conference in March. If you have an opportunity to be there, we most certainly appreciate it. I appreciate all the help that you've given and me in this that look forward to your contingency. And the drug abuse program that was just here recently and we gave to your wife, Nancy, $10,000 in support showing that issue. And she's the most grateful for that. Mr. President, may I introduce Mr. Cooper Holt with the executive director? Mr. President, I appreciate the fact that you came to our convention in Chicago. As a matter of fact, I had the opportunity, my wife and I both, that you've meet you. Sure. I appreciate it. I appreciate it. I appreciate it. I appreciate it. I appreciate it. I appreciate it. I appreciate it. I appreciate it. I appreciate it. I appreciate it. Al fan it off. I appreciate it. I feel like I can't forgive you, sir. It's not at all, sir. It's so good to be in here that I was... I forgot to keep defending your policy. Yeah. Thank you. All right. My son, Beau, who went to Sacramento Dayton School with your son, is a dentist in Palm Springs now. And if I get your teeth done, I'll say it.


Hello friends, welcome to SSUnity. So, see this site and this is continuation of SSIS tutorial. So, today we gonna discuss about merge join transformation. So, this is very important transformation where we can apply our SQL joins that is inner join, outer joins. So, let's start with merge join transformation. The merge join transformation provides an output that is generated by two sorted datasets using full left or inner joins. So, what is the input requirements? The merge join transformation requires sorted data for its input. Here we can see we have two OLEDB sources, then we have to use sort transformation to sort our OLEDB source data, then I wanna use merge join transformation, then I'll apply inner join between these two datasets and provide that output. So, before going forward let's have a look of OLEDB sources. So, as we can see we have sale order header table and sale order detail table. So, this table contains the sale order number, sale order date and many more information. In our detail as we can see we have sale order number, item code, variant, quantity, and value. So, we are getting all these values. So, we can see sale number is common between these two tables. So, we can apply join by using sale order number. So, go to SSGT. So, here I wanna add one more package. So, right click on this SSIS package, then new SSIS package. Here, I wanna rename this package by merge join. So, this is our merge join. Then we need to drag and drop dataflow task. Now, double click on this dataflow task. So, here we need to use our source transformation and destination. As we have discussed, we have two OLEDB sources. I have drag and drop these two OLEDB sources. Now, I wanna double click on this OLEDB source, click on new. Then we have already made the connection. So, click on OK. Here, we need to select the table. As we have discussed, we have sale order header table and sale order detail table. So, I gonna use sale order header table for this. And in our second OLEDB source, we gonna use for sale order detail table. So, this is our sale order detail. Go to on columns. Then click on OK. And here we can rename this by header and detail. This is for detail. Now, we need to use sort transformation because merge and merge join transformation only accept the sorted data. So, here we need to drag and drop sort transformation. This is for header and this is for detail. Now, we need to connect with header and then detail. Now, double click on this sort transformation. So, here we gonna sort by sale order number. So, we can select and click on OK. In our detail, again we gonna sort by the order number. Then click on OK. So, we have done our sort transformation. Now, we need to configure our merge join transformation. So, I gonna drag and drop this merge join transformation and then connect with sort transformation. So, here we can see it would accept left input and right input. So, I gonna use left input at this time. Then click on OK. Then this is our right input. Now, we need to double click on this merge join transformation. Here we can see join types. So, it would accept inner join, left outer join and full outer join. So, in case of inner join, our swipe input button is disabled. When we move to full join, then it's also disabled. When we have option for left outer join, then it's enabled. Because if we want to use right join, then we can simply swipe our inputs to get the right join. So, at this time I wanna use inner join. We want all the columns from error table. And in our detail table, we want item code, variant quantity and value. We don't want sell order number from detail table. So, now click on OK. So, we have done our merge join transformation. As we can see it doesn't have any error output. I gonna load this data in flat file. So, we need to drag and drop flat file destination. Then connect with merge join transformation. Double click on this flat file destination. Here we need to select flat file connection manager. So, we don't have any connection manager right now. So, click on new. So, it would ask that file format. So, I gonna use delimited format. So, click on OK. So, here it would ask for file path. So, we can browse. So, here we want to generate our output with merge join output. Then click on open. And column names in the first data row. So, we need to select this check box. Go to on columns. So, here we can see we are having all the columns. And it would generate a comma delimited file. Now click on OK. Now, go to on mapping. As we can see mapping succeed. So, click on OK. So, we have done our package. Now we can save this package and click on start. As we can see 36 rows should be inserted in our flat file destination. Now we can stop this package to go to on flat file. So, we need to open this file. As we can see we are getting all the values. So, here we can see it doesn't provide any error output. As we have seen it accepts only two inputs. So, these are the limitations for merge join. So, thank you so much for watching this video. If you like this video, please subscribe our channel to get many more videos. And don't forget to press the bell icon to get the notification of our newly uploaded videos. Thank you so much.


The following, musical journey through the career of the one and only Undertaker. Over the five decades that professional wrestling superstar Mark Calloway wrestled, his theme music was one of the main reasons as to why he became such a larger than life character before he even stepped inside the squared circle. He's had a song to fit every version of every character he's ever played, including during his pre-Dead Man years as he paid his dues until his big WWE break finally came. Mark also owes some of his success to the man behind the music, Jim Johnston, without whom the Undertaker would not have become the legendary superstar that he is today. This is our chance to reflect on his iconic collection of entrance music. From the master of pain to the ministry of darkness, let's take a look behind the themes. Deadlands by the Bullet Boys Growing up in the wrestling hotbed of Texas, Mark Calloway had always watched pro wrestling on TV and was especially fond of the Vineric Boys. Making his debut back in 1984 in the house that they built, the Dallas Sportatorium and World Class Championship Wrestling, Calloway got the you-know-what kicked out of him by none other than the wild and crazy Bruiser Brody. From there, he'd bounce around between world class, the CWA and the USWA and wrestled under several gimmicks from the Masked, Texas Red to the Master of Pain and back under a disguise as the Punisher, which is when he finally received his first piece of entrance music. Badlands by the Bullet Boys is not a cover of the classic Bruce Springsteen song, but rather a fairly straightforward piece of hair metal folly from the late 80s headbangers ball. China White by Scorpions After primarily wrestling in the Lone Star State for the better part of his early career, Calloway's first bit of mainstream exposure was in World Championship Wrestling during 1989. There he became known as Mean Mark Callis, No Relation and wrestled as part of the Skyscrapers Tag Team alongside Dangerous Dan Spivey. Hailing from Metropolis and being managed by former referee Teddy Long, the Skyscrapers were the epitome of big badass wrestlers and their slow walk to the ring was in step with this song's thunderous bass chords and devastating intro riffs. Replacing an injured, Sid Vicious who was shelved with a punctured lung, Callis and Spivey would use their intimidating saunter to psych out their opponents before powerbombing the Bejesus out of them. Now while the Scorpions were more renowned for one of the greatest weather songs ever, Rock You Like a Hurricane, this tune made everybody batten down the hatches during the Skyscrapers entrance. Southern Rock During his time in the Skyscrapers, Callis and Spivey were involved in a feud with the Road Warriors. But Spivey left before the feud came to an end, leaving Mark to fend for himself, becoming a Paul Heyman guy, Taker dropped the Callis last name and became solely Mean Mark, muscling his way through jobber after jobber. The only thing meaner than his first WCW theme and his heart punch finisher was his glorious ginger mullet flowing for all to see. Heavenly Thunder As Mean Mark moved up the WCW ranks, he was rewarded with a new entrance theme that was a slightly less generic piece of mullet rock. It was also around this time that Callaway began to question his future in WCW after being told by Booker Oli Anderson that nobody would ever pay money to watch him perform. Freakin' Oli, man, what a curmudgeon. Callis challenged Lex Luger for the U.S. heavyweight championship at the Great American Bash in the summer of 1990 but was unsuccessful. According to Taker's good buddy and WWE executive Bruce Prichard, Vince McMahon watched that match and although Vinny Mack wasn't initially interested, WCW wound up not renewing Mark's contract that fall. So he signed on with the WWE and was hopeful to not become the Eggman or Shower Boy. Funeral March by Jim Johnston The Undertaker's very first WWE theme still gives us the heebie-jeebies to this day. This haunting dirge had all the makings of something legendary, plus isn't it impossible to not picture children looking scared stiff in the crowd as Taker destroyed Jabba's week after week on wrestling challenge and superstars. I also can't hear this song without hearing Rowdy Roddy Piper's voice in my head saying, Would you look at the size of that ham-hawk? It's hardly a surprise that the dead man made an immediate impact on audiences when the near seven foot monster made his way down the aisle to this Jim Johnston owed to the Phantom of the Opera. The foundation upon which every single version of Taker's entrance theme was built by this track and it's hard to imagine where we'd be without this perfect combination of music and presentation. Graveyard Symphony by Jim Johnston Taker's first ever reinvention came four years into his WWE career and brought with it a total refresh, including a new tie, gloves, boots, hair color, arena lighting and yes, a brand new entrance theme. Building upon the original Funeral March theme, Johnston toned the organ sound down and made it a little more melodic, fleshing out the middle section in order to split it into two unique sounds before it eventually came back around to the recognizable funeral dirge. He also added four gongs to the intro instead of two and just made the whole thing sound more spooky than its predecessor, if that was even possible. The blueprint for multiple themes to follow, this one was very much a product of its time, but it's hard to not get goosebumps watching that iconic image of Purple Taker's silhouette before the infamous Undertaker vs. Underfaker main event at SummerSlam 94. Dark Side by Jim Johnston As the wrestling landscape began to mature in the mid-90s to a more adult-oriented reality-based entertainment, the WWE began to rid itself of the cartoonish characters it had relied on for so long. A monumental feud with mankind saw Taker shift from the WWE's grim reaper of justice to the Lord of Darkness. In this then new form, he took on a gothic persona and was given a more cutting edge entrance theme to match his new attitude.  Seeing this theme accompanied by lightning strikes, explosions, and a more callous phenom, get it callous? This was just the beginning for the Darker Deadman as he would soon channel his inner David Koresh and become a cult leader. Ministry by Jim Johnston The darkest of the Undertaker's days needed the darkest of Undertaker themes and that's exactly what you got with his Ministry of Darkness masterpiece. After building up to his second heel run in the latter part of 1998, Callaway introduced an updated version of his dead man identity by January of 1999 as a dark priest who often claimed to be taking orders from a higher power. Moreover, he often appeared in a hooded black robe, sat on a throne that was specially designed into his character symbol, and spoke in tongues while performing sacrifices on select wrestlers. I mean, this was some crazy-ish indeed, utilizing most of the previous Dark Side theme while employing its own more melodic bridges. The loud and aggressive feel of Taker's Ministry music ensured that it was his most sinister of all. However, it's the wicked intro in which the Lord of Darkness actually chants in Latin. Now we used our connections here and we were actually able to get a translator to find out exactly what Taker was chanting, and it turns out what he said was that Danhausen is very nice and very evil. Who knew? Corporate Ministry by Jim Johnston Speaking of Danhausen, just picture for a second, Danhausen being revealed as the higher powerhausen. Now that would have been light years better than good old Vinnie Mack appearing from underneath that gigantic hoodie. The merger of the corporation and the Ministry of Darkness in the spring of 1999 to become the mega-faction Corporate Ministry was as campy as it sounds, at a time when the undertaker was using some of his best entrance music ever. The formation of this supergroup just never felt right, since members of both factions seemingly forgot their past conflicts and worked together as one massive stable. However, as far as WWE mash-up themes go, this isn't too bad, but there seems to be just a wee bit too much of No Chance in Hell being sung in this song. Thankfully this theme lasted less than four months, until the undertaker formed another unexpected and yet unholy alliance. Unholy Alliance by Jim Johnston Joining forces with the big show in late 1999 gets a little hate every now and then because of how random it was, but at the very least it gave us this underappreciated classic for your listening pleasure. While Taker would still use his Ministry theme whenever he arrived alone, he and the big show would often stalk their way down to the ring in an almost synchronized BFF kind of walk. You could tell that Jim Johnston had some fun with this tune because he mixed these sort of twisted, carnival sounds in a trippy, indefinable manner that made this sound way more frightening than it really should have been. Then again, that's the obvious underlying theme throughout most of Taker's music. That is, until the dawn of a new century brought forth the beginning of a new chapter for the Undertaker, as the Phenom shed the last remaining fragments of his dead man persona and became a character that closely resembled Mark Callaway's real-life personality. American Badass by Kid Rock The dawn of a new century brought forth the dawn of a new chapter for the Undertaker, feeling as though his tenure run as the Phenom needed some freshening up, Taker used a injury-imposed hiatus to shed the last remaining fragments of his undead persona and began to put the finishing touches on a new biker persona. Far closer to Mark Callaway's real-life personality, this motorcycle-riding bandana-wearing badass needed a theme that would match the cutting-edge aspects of this new character and needed to completely move away from the Johnston catalog in order to really make this new gimmick work. After months off-camera, Taker made his dramatic return in the middle of the rock and Triple H's Iron Man match at Judgment Day 2000, wearing leather biker gear instead of his classic dead man outfits, and as Kid Rock's American Badass blasted from the speakers, the crowd went freaking wild, indicating that the dead man's more human persona would certainly be a good fit during the height of the Attitude Era. Rolling by Limp Biscuit Now not everyone was over the moon with this gimmick change. In fact, the head honcho himself, Vince McMahon, was completely against Callaway's switch to the American Badass because of just how much the Undertaker character meant to him. Crossing your boss is usually not best for business, but somehow Taker convinced Vince to let him trade in his dark magic and supernatural abilities for a three and a half year stretch in the early 2000s. But truthfully, McMahon still never liked the gimmick. On the other hand, the dead man once said that he wouldn't have made it through the Attitude Era without becoming the American Badass. He felt his character had become stale and needed to change so he did what he had to do. Undoubtedly, the most iconic of all his Badass themes, Taker adopted Rolling by Limp Biscuit at the end of 2000 and maintained it throughout the following year and into the beginning of 2002.  Dead Man by Jim Johnston It's safe to say huge success. Desperate to remain relevant amidst a new influx of talent now that McMahon had bought WCW for pennies on the dollar, the Big Man turned heel and probably one of the most shocking of his turns as he attacked good old Jim Ross on an episode of Raw that was live in JR's home state of Oklahoma. Becoming a bad guy meant more changes and tweaks to his character, so he cut his hair short and developed a new brawling, do what I want, bullying attitude, argued a new theme song so Jim Johnston got to work and came up with this tune. There's a neat intro and then it's just generic but rock. You're gonna pay by Jim Johnston.  Like, when was it gonna be acceptable to resurrect the phenom once again, right? The majority of the Undertaker's career has been surrounded by death and darkness, yet the WWE universe receives it as life and hope. And that is the straw that ultimately stirs the Undertaker drink. Stay thirsty, my friends. So this is almost the best mix between Taker's badass biker and undead mortician motifs, which pretty much makes it the best apple in a pretty nasty bunch. Keeping the solid intro of Deadman walking and putting some fairly decent lyrics on top of it, you're gonna pay gets a passing grade for sure, but his fans long for a return of the classic Deadman character that they grew up with. Turns out that everyone got what they wanted after the American badass was buried alive at the 2003 Survivor Series thanks to his brother Kane opening the door for the return of the phenom. Rest in Peace by Jim Johnston. When the real Undertaker returned at WrestleMania 20 in Madison Square Garden, he did so by returning to his iconic character. Once again accompanied by Paul Bearer, the Deadman's old school look saw his supernatural powers and mind games return and gave Jim Johnston the perfect excuse to go back to the drawing board and update the legend's classic theme one more time for a new generation. In doing so, Jim single-handedly crafted the best version of them all. Rest in Peace is the culmination of the Undertaker's core theme from 1990. It has the eerie gongs at the beginning to rile up the crowd and then reaches the first peak just as the audience goes nuts when Taker first emerges from the smoke and fire. From there, it ever so suddenly mixes the creepy funeral dirge with a guitar that adds even more layers of rock than graveyard symphony without taking away from the frightening core. It's louder, more refined, and a lot more triumphant. In short, it's everything the Deadman should be and so much more. Ain't No Grave by Johnny Cash. The only non-Jim Johnston track Taker ever used during his supernatural days, though initially it was only used as a lead-in for his actual theme. Taker started using it for his full entrance at the beginning of 2011 and even made his way to the ring to it at WrestleMania 27 when he squared off against Triple H, referring to himself as the last outlaw because he was portraying more of an aging gun slinger. This song worked really well here. It still had that sense of somberness, but it was never meant to be any sort of long-term theme, both because the WWE probably didn't want to pay the likely pricey Johnny Cash music rights for very long and also because this isn't a wrestling theme per se that really grabs a crowd's attention. Now That We're Dead by Metallica. It takes a lot of guts to add a new entrance theme this late in the game, but it really just goes to show us all just how timeless the Undertaker character is to switch things up after nearly two decades when the formula still works, takes some great fruits for balls, and yet for the second time in his career, the dead man went badass. However, what sets this apart is the fact that he's more of a hybrid of both versions of this character because he dresses like Biker Taker and still has all the phenom supernatural abilities. And as the fitting anthem to Taker's final match, the instant classic Boneyard match versus AJ Styles from WrestleMania 36, Metallica's Now That We're Dead ticks all the boxes as the track references death, saints, sinners, and living forever. What an unforgettable way to go out. Guns of Blazing tearing through those cemetery gates for the last time. An entrance befitting of the show of shows and a theme befitting of The Undertaker. Troubadour by George Strait Though technically never one of Taker's themes, this is the song that rode Mark Calloway off into the sunset as his tremendous five-part documentary series The Last Ride came to a close. We felt that it was only fitting to close our two-part documentary with the same song. I hope that you've enjoyed watching this and we look forward to taking you further behind the themes in future episodes. 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I would like to greet you all with a heartfelt Allahu al-Pah. But before I do this, I'd like to say something. I believe in my bones that there are thousands upon thousands of receptive souls in Canada, in the United States and in Alaska, the three countries represented in this wonderful gathering. We're waiting to hear about the message of Bahá'u'lláh. Now why do I say this? A pilgrim from Europe in 1940 or maybe 41 asked Shugir Effendi this question. He asked in Shugir Effendi's opinion what is the percentage of receptivity at that time in Europe and in North America. Shugir Effendi said 2%. In other words, 2% of the population in these two blocks were ready to accept the faith of Bahá'u'lláh. That was 1940, 41, some 63 or 64 years ago. Now we also read in the writings that with the passage of time and with suffering, receptivity increases. But I am ready to deal with you, dear friends, on the basis of 2%.  In Canada, for example, in the United States and in Alaska. Now having said this, I want to greet you with Alláhu'ápá on one condition again. That you respond in unison with your hearts turned to Bahá'u'lláh as you say Alláhu'ápá. And say it with your heart and soul so that this Alláhu'ápá from your voices will vibrate and will reach the receptive souls in these three countries tonight. To tell them that Christ has returned. To tell them that God has sent His manifestation to us. To tell them that representatives of God's manifestation will soon reach them. That is my request. Are we ready? Alláhu'ápá. The message is delivered. Friends, it's not difficult to differentiate the developments achieved under the Guardian's 10-year crusade from the activities in the Baha'i world that took place prior to the inception of that crusade. A review of the Guardian's letters during his 36 years of guardianship clearly revealed the fact that Shoghi Effendi had been preparing the Baha'i world for this high point in the process of the advancement of the faith. These letters show distinctly that the 10-year plan had been destined to be a culmination of the processes at work ever since the inauguration of the formative age and was also meant to be a springboard for the unimaginably glorious victories to be won throughout the epochs and stages ahead. Now my presentation tonight will consist of a number of points. The relationship of the 10-year crusade to the Guardian's hopes and aspirations. The manner in which Shoghi Effendi anticipated the launching of the 10-year crusade. The nature and scope of the guidance given by Shoghi Effendi almost up to the midway point of that crusade. The 27 objectives of the 10-year plan and the extent to which each was executed or kept pending under prevailing circumstances. Subsidiary national plans and subordinate goals added to the objectives of the crusade will then show how the 10-year crusade was a glorious ending of the Guardian's ministry and messages of Shoghi Effendi during the last six months of his life to national assemblies. And last will be the importance of the 10-year plan as viewed by Shoghi Effendi himself in the process of the evolution of the faith and of humanity. After the lapse of more than two decades from the beginning of the formative age more precisely 23 years after the passing of Abel Baha. Shoghi Effendi pointed out to the Baha'i world that the first epoch of the formative age had been concluded. His writings clearly point out that these 23 years consisted of two stages, 16 years and 7 years. The first 16 years witnessed the formation and consolidation of spiritual assemblies both local and national and it was during this period that he was able to establish 10 national spiritual assemblies in the world which included two within the confines of the former Soviet Union. Namely the National Assembly of Turkestan with its seat in Ishkabad and the National Spiritual Assembly of the Caucasus with its seat in Baku. As you all know the 14 tablets of the Divine Plan were revealed by Abdul Baha in the years 1916 and 1917. Soon after the latter date all 14 tablets were sent to the United States. The vision of Abdul Baha unveiled in these tablets had been left in abeyance for 20 years. It was at Rizwan 1937 that Shoghi Effendi felt that the time was now ripe for the American and Canadian Baha'i communities whom Shoghi Effendi had described as the envid custodians of Abdul Baha's tablets of the Divine Plan to be charged with the responsibility of executing under his direct guidance the first American seven-year plan which was the first collective teaching enterprise in the history of our faith. It also opened according to Shoghi Effendi the first epoch in the evolution of the Divine Plan of Abdul Baha. The objectives of the first seven-year plan were as follows the completion of the exterior of the temple in Bulmat the formation of a spiritual assembly in every state of the United States including Alaska as well as in nine provinces of Canada and the establishment of a center in each republic of Latin America and the Caribbean. Its conclusion coincided with the celebrations of the centenary of the declaration of the Bab in 1944 which marked the end of the first Baha'i century. The Baha'i world entered the second Baha'i century with a proud knowledge that the first epoch of the formative age had been terminated that its light, that the light of the faith had now reached nearly 80 countries that it had taken a major step in the construction of the Mother Temple of the West and that it was now ready to further extend the range of its institutions and consolidate its administrative structure. Shoghi Effendi had been patiently and systematically educating and preparing the Baha'i world for the implementation of the two broad objectives he had in mind for his unique ministry. The first was to strengthen the foundations of the structure of the administrative order both locally and nationally to enable it to sustain the weight of the dome of that structure which he repeatedly identified in his letters in English and in Persian as the Universal House of Justice. The second broad objective was to train the nascent institutions of the faith in the concept of collective action aimed at executing step by step each and every wish expressed by Abdul Baha'i in his tablets of the Divine Plan. I suppose when you are 84 years old you are excused and you can have to drink water every so often. Excuse me. After two years of respite given to the North American Baha'i community he called upon it to initiate its second seven-year plan a plan designed to end with the centenary of the birth of the Baha'i Revelation in 1953. The broad objectives of this plan were as follows the consolidation of the victories won throughout America involving a multiplication of Baha'i centers and a bold proclamation of the faith completion of the interior ornamentation of the House of Worship the formation of three national spiritual assemblies one in Canada and the other two in Central and South America the fourth the initiation of a systematic teaching activity in the European continent aiming at the establishment of local assemblies on the Iberian Peninsula the low countries the Scandinavian states and Italy during this period he simultaneously encouraged the other national assemblies throughout the world to adopt teaching and consolidation goals in one of his letters he described these enterprises as accessory plans supplementing the second seven-year plan of the North American community at that time the two national assemblies with seats in Eshqabad and Baku had been unfortunately disbanded by order of the Soviet authorities the other seven national assemblies adopted teaching plans and I will give you the list in alphabetical order Australia and New Zealand had a six-year plan from 1947 to 1953 the British Isles six-year plan from 1944 to 1950 followed by a two-year plan 1951-1953 Egypt and the Sudan a five-year plan from 1948 to 1953 Germany and Austria a five-year plan 1948 to 1953 India Pakistan and Burma first a four-and-a-half year plan followed by a 19-month plan ending in April 1953 Iraq a three-year plan from 1947 to 1950 Persia a 45-month plan from October 46 to July 1950 concurrent with the women's four-year plan 1946-1950 so you see Shoghi Effendi had the American community engaged on the second seven-year plan and then he encouraged these national assemblies throughout the world to adopt their own teaching plans so that the entire Baha'i world was now in a systematic way in an organized way engaged in adopting plans and executing plans and the course of the seven years under discussion four new national assemblies were formed the fourth being the Italo-Swiss National Assembly with the exception of this Italo-Swiss National Assembly which was formed at the very Rizvan period of 1953 when the 10-year crusade was launched each of the other three national assemblies as soon as they were formed was given a teaching plan by the Guardian and the following chronological order Canada formed in 1948 had a five-year plan 1948 to 1953 Central America formed in 1951 had a one-year plan 1952 to 1953 South America formed in the same year adopted a two-year plan 1951 to 1953 that'll give me the opportunity to have another step by Rizvan 1953 the beloved Guardian had 12 national-spiritual assemblies operating under his guidance when he launched the 10-year crusade he referred to these 12 national assemblies as the 12 generals of the crusade as far back as 1948 in his message to the American Baha'i community dated November 8th of that year he had referred to future tasks which will be assigned before the end of the first epoch in the evolution of Abdul Baha's divine plan which he could see would have to be in 1963 we must recall that these words that I'm going to quote for you were written during the second year of America's second seven-year plan upon the outcome of the assiduous efforts now being collectively exerted must solely depend the timing as well as the nature of the tasks which must successively be carried out ere the closing of an epoch of such transcendent brightness and glory over two years later on the 25th of February 1951 referring to the uniqueness of the African campaign which linked the administrative machinery of five national spiritual assemblies he wrote the following on the success of this enterprise unprecedented in its scope unique in its character and immense in its spiritual potentialities must depend the initiation at a later period in the formative age of the faith of undertakings embracing within their range all national assemblies functioning throughout the Baha'i world from these two quotations we can confidently draw the conclusion that the future tasks referred to in 1948 and the worldwide undertakings mentioned in the second passage were hints by him of the forthcoming rise of the orb of the 10-year crusade above the horizon of the community of the most great name another act on the part of Shoghi Effendi was his cablegram of November 30th 1951 in which he announced that the celebration of the holy year would be marked by the convocation of four intercontinental conferences these conferences would inaugurate quote the long anticipated intercontinental stage in the administrative evolution of our faith these conferences had to be successively held in Kampala, Uganda for Africa we met for the Americas Stockholm for Europe New Delhi for Asia and Australasia the first time that Shoghi Effendi disclosed to the Baha'i world that a 10-year plan was in store was in his Resvan message of 1952 addressed to the Baha'i community in North America in this message he gave the glad tidings that the goals of the plan would be announced at the four projected intercontinental conferences in a letter in English addressing the entire Baha'i world he not only stressed the highly significant nature of the plan which he was intending to announce to the Baha'i world but he lifted the veil on its salient features and made a poignant appeal to every Baha'i residing anywhere on the planet to consider it a binding obligation to lend his or her share in bringing this forthcoming plan to a triumphant conclusion this message appeared in print in nine pages I will only quote for you the last part where his fervent appeal was made now when I quote from the words of Shoghi Effendi I suggest that we open our hearts and allow these inspired words of the beloved guardian to sink in our hearts and to remain there for all time and become part and parcel of our spiritual lives he writes under whatever conditions the dearly loved, the divinely sustained the onward marching legions of the army of Baha'u'llah may be laboring in whatever theater they may operate in whatever climbs they may struggle I direct my impassioned appeal to them to obey as befits his warriors the summons of the Lord of Hosts and prepare for that day of days when his victorious battalions will to the accompaniment of Hosannas from the invisible angels in the Abha kingdom celebrate the hour of final victory no matter how long the period that separates them from ultimate victory however arduous the task however formidable the exertions demanded of them however dark the days which mankind perplexed and sorely tried must in its hour of travail to traverse however severe the tests with which they who are to redeem its fortunes will be confronted however afflictive excuse me however afflictive the darts which their present enemies as well as those whom providence well through his mysterious dispensations raise up from within or from without may rain upon them however grievous the ordeal of temporary separation from the heart and nerve center of their faith which future unforeseeable disturbances may impose upon them I adjure them by the precious blood that flowed in such great profusion by the lives of the unnumbered saints and heroes who are emulated by the supreme, the glorious sacrifice of the prophet Harold of our faith by the tribulations which its founder himself willingly underwent so that his cause might live his order might redeem a shattered world and its glory might suffuse the entire planet I adjure them as this solemn hour draws nigh to resolve never to flinch never to hesitate never to relax until each and every objective in the plan in the plans to be proclaimed at a later date has been fully consummated a little over two months after this message that is on the 30th of June 1952 addressing once again in English Baha'is in all lands he disclosed the unprecedented global dimensions of the great plan ahead and he called on them individually and collectively to commit themselves to its execution I remember, and I'm sure there are others in this gathering about my age or older I remember the deep emotion of those days in 1952 when these messages were received they had an electrifying impact on the minds and hearts of the friends everywhere Indeed, a few of us even thought that the planned sugarfendi had in mind might well be considered as part of his will and testament for in it he refers to the grievous ordeal of temporary separation from the heart and nerve center of the faith in October 1952 as the holy year was inaugurated sugarfendi sent yet another world message in English again to the entire Baha'i world it was in this message that he more specifically defined however briefly the goals to be achieved over a period of ten years the message ended once again with a heart-rending entreaty to the friends everywhere to lend their full support to the plan soon to be announced while this preparation was going on and during the years just preceding it sugarfendi simultaneously turned his attention to the necessity to expand the institutions at the world center and to broaden the base of their operation his first decision was to inaugurate the construction of the superstructure of the shrine of the Bab on Mount Karma as soon as the project was underway he created the International Baha'i Council and introduced it as the forerunner of the Universal House of Justice this was soon followed this was soon followed by the appointment of the first contingent of the hands of the cause of God four of whom were designated by him as hands residing in the holy land and a short time later the second contingent raising the number of these distinguished stewards of the faith to 19 he soon after created the institution of the auxiliary boards one for each continent subsequently through the instrumentality of the International Baha'i Council and negotiations with the newly established state of Israel he embarked upon acquiring needed Baha'i properties and historic sites and furnishing buildings associated with the exile of Baha'u'llah and of Abdul Baha'u as well as the purchase of properties surrounding the Bab Shrine in Haifa as well as land adjacent to the most holy shrine of Baha'u'llah in Bachi he also arranged for a design to be made for the future temple on Mount Carmel while these developments were in progress he called on the British National Assembly to initiate their two-year plan for the opening of virgin territories in Africa and also and almost simultaneously charged another four national spiritual assemblies to collaborate with the British Assembly in this African campaign which he hailed as a historic and significant step since it was a milestone being the first international assembly project involving collaborative efforts in one continent of five national assemblies of the Baha'i world I hope you're not tired, are you? No one has told you whether I am tired or not never mind It was early in 1953 that Shoghi Effendi set himself the task of spelling out internationally continentally and nationally the objectives and goals that the friends throughout the world were expected to hear were expecting to hear at an international level Shoghi Effendi set forth these goals and objectives in his messages to the intercontinental conferences for the Western Hemisphere sorry international conference for the Western Hemisphere he simultaneously released an overarching document in 27 pages in which he listed under 24 headings the goals and objectives defined by him for the Baha'i world over a decade long crusade unprecedented in the annals of our precious faith he arranged for this document to be published in the United States and in Britain as a reference booklet for the Baha'is as well as for the general public on the continental level he included in his message to each of the four conferences the major objectives that concern that continent on the national level he wrote 12 messages addressing each of the newly designated generals announcing to them their share of the major objectives in these messages he incorporated supplementary objectives appropriate to each national or regional area in his messages immediately before the inception of the crusade and until the end of his life which coincided with the first four and a half years of the crusade he described this collective enterprise of the Baha'i world in such terms as these a world embracing crusade a world encompassing crusade a world girdling crusade an apical, global, spiritual decade-long crusade this momentous and challenging crusade this irresistibly unfolding crusade this pre-eminent crusade this incomparably glorious crusade this unspeakably potent crusade this systematic world crusade this prodigious crusade this gigantic, divinely propelled crusade this soul-staring crusade this world crusade which in its magnitude and potentialities transcends any previous collective Baha'i enterprise apart from such soul-uplifting titles that he conferred upon this crusade Shoghi Effendi continued to send inspirational messages in both Persian and in English reminding the friends everywhere of the uniquely majestic infinitely glorious characteristics of his crusade obviously it will be impractical because of our limited time to read you all these messages however I feel the following paragraph gives us an illustration of the fervour with which Shoghi Effendi inspired the hearts and souls of the friends and raised their expectations this is a quotation from his message dated 4th May these are his inspired words the avowed, the primary aim of this spiritual crusade is none other than the conquest of the citadels of men's hearts the theatre of its operation is the entire planet its duration a whole decade its commencement synchronizes with the centenary of the birth of Baha'u'llah's mission its culmination will coincide with the centenary of the declaration of that same mission the agencies assisting in its conduct are the nascent administrative institutions of a steadily evolving divinely appointed order its driving force is the energizing influence generated by the revelation heralded by the Ba'ab and proclaimed by Baha'u'llah its marshal is none other than the author of the divine plan its standard bearers are the hands of the cause of God appointed in every continent of the globe its generals are the twelve national spiritual assemblies participating in the execution of its design its vanguard is the chief executors of Abdul Baha'u'llah's master plan their allies and associates its legions are the rank and file of the believers standing behind these same national assemblies and sharing in the global task embracing the American, the European the African, the Asiatic and Australian fronts the charter directing its course is the immortal tablets that have flowed from the pen of the center of the covenant himself the armor with which its on-rushing hosts have been invested is the glad tidings of God's own message in this day the principles underlying the order proclaimed by his messenger and the laws and ordinances governing his dispensation the battle cry animating its heroes and heroines is the cry of YAH Baha'u'llah how YAH ALEE YOL ALAH you can imagine what these messages did to the Baha'i world at that time Shoghe Effendi upheld orderliness when executing undertakings at the world center or directing projects under the aegis of national spiritual assemblies we should not be surprised therefore that in the implementation of the ten year crusade he would not adopt the same method for example he divided the first five years of the crusade into three phases the first being one year the other two designated designed to be two years each he focused the attention of the friends on the themes and requirements of each of these three phases the first phase from 1953 to 1954 was to be characterized by the opening of as many as 131 virgin territories as possible to encourage the friends to arise on the 28th of May 1953 on the occasion of the anniversary of the ascension of Baha'u'llah he announced that he was planning to open an illuminated roll of honor which would carry the names of the pioneers who would arise and as stated by him would capture the unsurrendered territories of the entire planet upon each of these spiritual conquerors would be conferred the title of Night of Baha'u'llah during this first phase seven eighths of the territories mentioned in this plan were opened I remember the story that was we received that Shoghi Effendi had said that the elderly, the very elderly should also endeavor to pioneer let them carry their bones and pioneer Ella Bailey over 90 years old from the United States went to Libya she died there she carried her bones she obeyed Shoghi Effendi Shoghi Effendi in one of his in one of his in one of his plant of the world he put a golden star in the Mediterranean for Ella Bailey who had passed away in Tripoli, Libya she was in Night of Baha'u'llah and he called her a martyr during the second phase 43 national Hazira Telgotsis and ten temple sites were acquired worldwide during the third phase 16 new national assemblies were formed three in 1956 in Africa and 13 in the following year in the other four continents furthermore during this third phase all but three national Hazira Telgotsis all but one temple site all but two endowments were acquired and the number of localities were Baha'u'llah resided, reached for the first time the impressive figure of 4,500 the fourth phase of the plan was to be from 1958 till 1963 and it was focused on completing the rest of the vital objectives assigned by him under the plan now I don't know what kind of a time we have I think I'm going to rest a little bit why Mr. Chairman, why don't you announce


what if I were to tell you that there will be underwater exploration in Tears of the Kingdom, and we already have proof of this in multiple ways. And one of the ways in which we have proof doesn't actually involve spoilers, but rather involves just looking at the gameplay presentation. Yeah folks, we're gonna be deep diving here into the full world of exploration that's likely to exist here in Tears of the Kingdom, but before we do I want to remind you that when we hit 100,000 subscribers, which we're getting really close, we just have to get there before Tears of the Kingdom comes out, we're gonna give away a collector's edition of Tears of the Kingdom. We're also gonna be given away, I don't know, why don't we just throw in one of those Zelda OLEDs as well. Oh man, we're not done. How about one of those pin sets? And you know what, we'll probably have a few other things we'll give away as well in celebration. Thank you guys so much for being here. Hopefully you drop a like on this video because you're enjoying it. Let's get into the talks. So look, here's the kingdoms out in a little over a month and we still don't know a lot about this game. We've only seen 10 minutes plus a few spliced together trailers. We really don't know a lot about the game, but a lot of people have been wanting underwater exploration to come back. And look, I'm somebody that's on record saying I don't really like underwater levels. I don't really like underwater exploration. I don't think it's ever really been done well in Zelda outside of Majora's Mask. I will give the Zora Mask some credit here, but even then it only felt good compared to the water stuff in Ocarina of Time. I would still argue that adventuring through Termina on land still felt way better than even the Mask, but that's subjective, right? I'm just one person just because I'm not that into underwater exploration. Doesn't mean that it's not important and it doesn't mean it doesn't have a place in the Zelda series. And I can recognize that. And when we've been looking for evidence of underwater exploration for Tears of the Kingdom, it's been a little bit hard to come by because we haven't seen a lot of the game. We know there's sky islands. We know there's caves. We've seen them. We know there's constructs. We know about the four core abilities Link starts the game with now, but we don't know about underwater exploration. But I think we have a smidge of evidence and I'm going to warn you at one point we are going to show a spoiler from the art book, which at this point we can almost say everything in the art book is real. And on the other hand, we're going to just look at something that's visible in the gameplay. And I'll warn you before I show the art book spoiler in case you want to turn away. We're first going to get into the actual gameplay presentation. So that gameplay presentation was utterly amazing. You've seen it on repeat in a lot of my videos. You've seen it on repeat on many people's channels because it is the Kudagraph for Nintendo. It's their next major game. Sorry, Advance Wars 1 plus 2 Reboot Camp. But Nintendo's next major game is Tears of the Kingdom. So you're going to see this gameplay repeated in videos almost all year. But one aspect of the gameplay I want to show you quick is where Link is diving from the sky and he ends up in the river. And so people were hoping when he hit that river we were going to see underwater exploration quick. It's a pretty shallow river. So I don't know that there's really much to explore. But one thing happens when Link goes underwater.  His ability to ascend. Now ascend is an ability we know can be used in caves, can be used in certain situations to go through the ceiling of surfaces to get to the top. But what's interesting is it also seems to work when you're underwater. Why would you need the top of the water to be something that you could ascend to if you're never going to be deep enough in the water to need to use that ability? See I find that to be quite interesting when you looking at this in retrospect of what that ascendability does. It's to go through the surface of items. Well surface of water could be considered one of those surfaces and it very much looks like it in the gameplay. Now yes in that given river you probably can't go to the bottom and and necessarily explore there because it's a pretty shallow river. But when we get into like Hylia or we get into some of the deeper pools of water or you get into the sea or the ocean whatever they want to call it. Yeah maybe we can actually go under. Remember there's rumors that they're floating that we're going to be able to have boots as an example as a separate item from your pants. Last game in Breath of the Wild they were combined. Why would we need separate boot items? What if that's because we're going to have things like the iron boots we could put on to go underwater? What if the Zora Armor allows us to start zipping through the underwater? What if we can build underwater submarines? There's a lot of possibilities here for that underwater exploration but the clear sign that there might be some form of underwater exploration is the fact that we can ascend because why would we need to be able to use that ability underwater if we were never deep enough underwater for it to matter? Everything in Breath of the Wild is surface level. When you dive into the water you barely go under and you pop right back up you wouldn't need the ascend ability to work underwater unless there was a reason for it to such as actually being at the depths of the water and needing to return quickly to the surface. Now this is where we're going to dive a little bit into spoilers so I just want to give you that spoiler warning right now. I'm going to show you something from the art book and again I don't consider this to be a major spoiler but it is in the art book and does support underwater exploration. There is a piece of art that I'm going to show you right here and as you see this art appears to depict this underwater right? You appear to be underwater in some sort of structure. You can see the sun way off at the distance in the top that appears to be shining through water. We can see what appears to be the little circle patterns we've seen that we thought were tears or drops or something like that but even if those circle patterns don't mean much to you because they appear all over everything to use the kingdom related. Look at the air bubbles that appear in the top right. Those are very clearly air bubbles coming from something likely underwater creatures maybe even yourself as a character and you're looking up at the sun. Very clear from here that the ascend ability would be nice to get back up from here. It's also very clear looking at the surrounding area above the supposed ceiling here. It looks like it's some underwater tunnel or cave and guys this is underwater exploration. This is underwater gameplay in the art book. Now why should we believe the art book? Because as I showed in a prior video so many other things in the art book were proven 100% true in the actual gameplay footage and since almost everything in the art book has been proven true in the actual gameplay footage that leads you to believe the entire art book is literally just of locations and things that are in the game rather than just being ideas. Now we might get some idea art books down the line that you know sure the aliens and some other crazy stuff like the different breath of the wild that didn't make the cut but the art book in the collector's edition appears to be art based on what's actually in the game. So we now have direct evidence that there will be underwater exploration of some type and that's going to make a lot of people excited. Again we could talk about the possibilities of building our own submarines, talk about the ability of iron boots, talk about the ability of Zora armor or whatever other contraptions. Maybe Link's ascend ability can be used to go down as well and we don't just don't even know yet because we've never had the ability to use it. So I'm really excited by the prospect of what this could mean even though I personally am not that into underwater exploration.  It does add more layers of exploration to this world and obviously in Breath of the Wild we couldn't even do this at all. So having the ability to do it period is definitely exciting. So you guys let me know what you think about this down in the comments below. Am I on to something here or am I just crazy? I'll catch you guys in that next video.


I have participated in the McCullough Forum these last two years. I've heard from a pharmacist and from people that work for the insurance companies in Alabama. It's one of the highlights of my past years as a pre-medical student. Because we get to hear speakers that are residents, that are doctors, that are in the community of Tuscaloosa. And the different stories that they share really provides a framework for students like myself in creating an idea of what our future is going to entail. We always have a medical student panel, which is a really wonderful opportunity to speak with people that are doing what you hope to be doing in a few years and get your questions answered real-time. Getting to hear Dr. McCullough talk, getting to hear his passion behind the things that he does has definitely allowed me to reevaluate why I want to be a doctor. You can sit in a classroom all day, but sometimes it's hard to have the perspective of why this is all going to matter. But when you're hearing from medical students and physicians and pharmacists and people working in healthcare, you can see the broader picture of how this is all going to matter a few years down the road. Being able to first-hand hear accounts from residents, from doctors, on challenges in the medical field, some of their joys, some of the things that they face every single day, through those stories you're able to see the characteristics and the traits that are important for not only being a good doctor but also caring for other people. I think I feel much more prepared to collaborate with a lot of different people working in a healthcare setting. Just having the opportunity to hear advice and hear about the experiences from people that have gone through decades in the healthcare field has definitely allowed me to prepare more for what's to come in the future ahead. So, if I could say into words any way to thank McCullough's for having the forum and the amount of support that they show this university, it's just thank you for taking the time to care about pre-medical students, providing us an environment where not only we can get to know one another, not only where we can see each other's different aspirations and different goals, but also caring enough to come up to us after the forum and speak to us one-on-one about our aspirations.  That goes a long way, especially from people who have so much experience coming from us who have so little experience so far. So just the amount of care and authenticity they show us as pre-medical students at the University of Alabama. I cannot thank them enough for that.


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Wel i gael ar y cwmddorol ymlaes i amddangos y TV Africa. Mae'n gweithio ar y cwmddorol y sefyllfa ar y cwmddorol, ond ydych chi'n gweithio'r Llyfrgell yn yng Nghaerbydd, a dwi'n meddwl i'n meddwl i'r hyn o'r hyn oedd yn Nigeria. Wel y ddechu'r hyn o'r hyn o'r hyn o'r hyn oedd y Llyfrgell ond, y rhai yng Nghaerbydd, India yn yn dod i crofi'r pethol cyfnod. Mae Llyfrgell yng Nghaerbydd hwn yn yr arch Linux, yn gwneud y lle o bethau yma, ac mae'n ddod i gynnig yn cael ei fawr bodóa yna, yn cael eu hunain aelod ei wneud bod Nidia. Felly, yn Cymru o Gweithos, rydych chi'n gwineud y cwmddorol. FG'r fforddiol eich ffawr five hundred and sixty-eight point five billion are annually on power tariff shut-falls and that's according to the world bank. Outrage greets abduction of Christian worshippers in caduna. 12 power plants suffer gas shortage as 1,610 megawatt of electricity idle and we have an analysis here saying that Panthamish should just go now. Yn angen am ysgrin o'rそうですねc yng Nghym Mheil, yw'r hyn yw'r nyf. Yn yr hynny'n gweithio'r pattern sy'n gwneud am yr yrwyf yn bachio'n gwyloch. Rydym yn ysgrin o'r ffordd ar gyfer gyffredinol, gyrddiad hynny yn gwyllgor gwyllwl. A'r ôl yn bywysu'r bwrdd yna, mae sylfa yn digwydd ar gyfer gyffredinol yng nghymru. yn Llegos, Cano ar y 6. 11 ychydig ar gweithio'r busch yn bwysig ar y trwc yn Chwara. Y cwntau'r llwyddiadau byddai Robert wedi'u gweithio'r bwysig ar y Llegos hosbwys. Three policemen arrested for extorting lesser students of 153,000 naira in Ogunstate, and lastly on the punch in the newspaper, community deserted as bandits abducted another 35 residents in Manchester State. Dollars. This morning also security. Southeast Governors and leaders insist on Ibu Beagu. We can also find here nine wedding guests dying accident. And Nigeria accounts for 23% global malaria deaths. Also Llegos to a shot or jotta on the pass. I think those are the big most relevant ones. Okay, it also says that three customs men dying, bandits killed doctor in attack on Kaduna Church. Boko Haram hits Burno Town. Sect beheads teacher preaches in Gay Dam. All right. Let's also move to the daily independence next and see what stories that we can find. All right. Under daily independence, Nigeria loses 23.5 billion naira yearly to offshore aircraft maintenance. FG facility yet to take off six years after promise. States to unlock fresh options over declining federal allocation. Attack on Uzodima's home threat to Nigeria's existence and that's according to the Governors. Several security personnel killed has gone minute hack reverse checkpoints. Bandits attack could do in a church killed doctor, abduct worshippers. And below the headline Ibu Beagu will work with police other security agencies. That's according to the Southeast Governors. Two more stories here on the independence fire. Shea here says Buhari's government now employer defender of tourists. And lastly, lawyers defer over Lagos taken over corruption cases from EFCC and ICPC. All right. I think we can get to the this day newspapers and share a few others. This day this morning says Southeast leaders push for legal backing for Ibu Beagu. Governors, speakers disagree on fixed monthly payment to state legislatures. Also judicial legislative workers strike continues. Federal government holds talks with striking workers today. We can also find on this day this morning federal government rejects World Bank's report on Nigeria's power sector. I think we might just take a break there. Those are the big ones that we have this morning. Good morning once again, Mr Tunde Kolawale. Thank you for your time. Good morning, my brother. All right. You can go ahead. I'm not sure which story you would like to kick off from. There are so many interesting stories in there. Even though most of the stories are not palatable to the air, to the extent that most of them are also dealing with the bloodlething spilling of innocent people's bloods all over the country. The first I would like to address is that talks about stakes. Now trying to find alternative means of generating revenue so as to be able to meet the obligation to the Nigerian people. The truth of the matter is that certain things are not done overnight. We have always talked about diversification of the nation's economy since time immemorial, but we have really never had the courage and then the necessity we are without being back on that path because we have continued to flow from the Niger Delta. But truth of the matter is there are so many alternatives that we could really tap into. But the tragedy, in my humble opinion, is that the Nigerian ruling elite appears to me to be very lazy, to be very indolent, not to be capable of doing very thorough thinking that is likely to lead to the ability of the states to generate revenue from other sources other than one. But I will give you two examples. Look at entertainment and sports, for example. Look at the huge amount of revenue that that brings to Britain, football, for example, on a weekly basis. Look at what music brings to Jamaica. Look at what athletics is involved and the rest of them bring to Jamaica. If, since they return to this civil war, we are then backed on investing in sports alone, you are now to realize that we have been a very, very good source of revenue. At the time, a music group like ABBA in Sweden, we are bringing very good revenue to Sweden. Jamaica out today, regates to bring a lot of revenue to Jamaica. You also recollect the last time that Dr O'Conjoy Weyla visited Bwari in Nigeria, he mentioned the issue of Grammy that is won by Bonnaball and he pointedly told the president that Mr President, with this Grammy that this boy has won, you have to put us in your hand to market. But surprisingly to me, I never saw any positive response from Mr President. For the moment, look at tourism. People go to Dubai ordinary jazz art that doesn't have any serious landscape that one can say is fascinating that you want to visit. But in Nigeria, there are so many residents from other parts of the world are tripping to Dubai, autism and to buy houses. If we provide security in this country, if we are able to get our arts right, places like Jaws, places like Obutukatu Ranch, places like Abuja, places like Lagos, we will be very, very good and attractive places. We are tourism, we want to visit. When you enter Lagos by air, when you come into Lagos by air and you look at all those banana land and Victoria land and all that, what comes to your mind is wow, what kind of a scenic landscape is this? But the truth of the matter is a wildlife are not wired or geared towards the best find in Nigeria's economy. Okay. To complice it. Just making money from oil. That's when they call our land. Let's move into the issue of security now. Undume is in the news this morning on the nation saying put suspected Boko Haram finances on open trial. If you remember the government has a few times made mention that they are aware of those people who was funding and financing Boko Haram and they would release the names pretty soon. They threatened a few times but that still has not happened. So what do you think we might be or might be holding back the Nigerian government from doing that? Under the Nigerian constitution, all trials are supposed to be open to the public. If you have visited any of our courts, you will find that when the court is sitting, whether at the majesty's court level, whether at the high court level, whether at the court of appeal level or whether at the supreme court level, they don't shut their doors and you journalists are always allowed to cover court proceedings. So anybody making noise or agitating or saying trials of Boko Haram financiers should be made open, Do you think the Nigerian government truly is aware of those who are financing insurgency Nigeria?  Truth of the matter is most of the people who are in sensitive places, who are the emopatias of this country, are sympathizers of the Boko Haram insurgency because most of them are Muslims and when you look at both the Qur'an and their deeds, it encourages an average Muslim to support the jihad such as the one that the Boko Haram are doing. You can support it by fighting, participating physically in the fighting or providing the necessary wealth with all our resources for those who are actually engaged in the fighting. It is for that reason you'll find out when in the past a Boko Haram commander has been arrested and handed over to the commissioner of police, he released him. If Walin Duma himself, if you go back to history, you will remember there was a time it was alleged that he was asking direct correspondence with the Boko Haram commander that he was exchanging text messages with him and he was taking to court, he was prosecuted in anabuja, in the federal court in Abuja. He escaped justice because somebody somewhere went and tampered with court records. It's not as if he caught up the wolf based on the merit of his case. Unfortunately to the same words in the past to try out for being a sympathizer and a correspondent with both the Boko Haram jihadist, it's not the chairman of the senate committee on the army sitting on the senate committee of the army in which we have the opportunity to have privileged information with regards to whatever the army is doing, with regards to whatever weapons they have in their arsenal, with regards to the ammunition that they are purchasing. You also recollect, there was a time a Boko Haram commander was arrested in the Boronau governor's lodge in Abuja. Nobody has given the Nigerian people an explanation up to today why a Boko Haram commander find his way into the governor's lodge, the Boronau said governor's lodge in Abuja. So I'm not too sure that these people will have the buzz or the quarry or the political will to relate to the necessary. And the feel after that is that you will remember when this issue of Boko Haram Tunisia force came up. They are to the general of the fedesion. We should be eager to prosecute them. The first statement is made is that they want to impregnate buzz and not certain that the people who tried them, I think in Dubai, gave them a fair trial. It didn't tell the Nigerian people that they were asking for the record of proceeding and the treatment of infestication that was carried out by the police in those places to ascertain the culpability of these people and if they ever deported to Nigeria or their supporters in Nigeria or equally prosecute them in Nigeria. So I'm not too sure we are likely to get anything tangible from that direction. All right. Okay, so Mr Kolawell is still talking about security. I want to comment on the recent situation we've been seeing where it seems the terrorist are now taking the fight to security officials. We saw what happened in River State where soldiers, the story here is on the nation newspaper, soldiers and policemen were killed in attacks on checkpoints and over the weekend in Borneau State we saw a situation where Boko Haram attacked a military base and killed some news sites saying 13 others saying 30 people. We have no idea the exact number but we know for sure that at least an army commander has been killed. What are your comments on that Mr Kolawell? Honestly speaking, when any Nigerian is killed, whether it be a soldier or a civilian, it diminishes all of us. No woman been. This has to lose his life unjustly without maybe a pronouncement or a decision of a court of law because it is only the court of law that can deny a man I'll say a man should be executed for whatever can he has committed if that is what the law prescribes as punishment. So when individuals take close into their hands because of this arrogance of truth, because of the arrogance of truth that they think it is only their own doctrine and belief that is the truth and nobody else holds any access to truth, then it is not right but again you want to ask yourself are our security men themselves not making themselves vulnerable for these kind of attacks that we continue to see. When in the past the army said they were going to be establishing super camps and with they would have a mass of truth in specific locations to be able to tackle Bokwaran. I was one of the few Nigerians who said look, don't establish a super camp. A super camp is a sleeping tent. It makes you vulnerable to be picked up by the Bokwaran all your enemies. Gorilla warfare that we are engaging in now, the warfare that we are engaging in now is a man hunting man game. In fact you shouldn't have any soldier more than 10, 5 in any particular location at the time and they should constantly be moving liquid for the Bokwaran to pick them out just like the Bokwaran are equally liquid for them to pick them out. But here and below you'll find out our two where mass themselves in a particular location and those people who do reconnaissance and so on them know where they are and when they least expected those people learn, push on them and so on them and begin to kill them. Furthermore you also find out that there's a lot of indiscipline in the Nigerian army. A lot of indiscipline in the Nigerian army and until that discipline is caught we are never likely to have a fighting machine in our troops. What do I mean by indiscipline? We have seen instances in the past in which soldiers deployed to the patitudes will run away. We have seen that in the past in which soldiers were apparently a weapons to the Bokwaran in the Nigerian army. Yes please. I don't know if you call that indiscipline or just you know trying to save their own lives you know if they've also complained of being poorly equipped and so it sounds more like suicide if you're poorly equipped and going to fight an enemy. The truth of the matter is this war is a very dirty game nobody wants to die but somehow if one is accepted to be a soldier you will realize that the possibility of time as a soldier is very very high so when you are given a responsibility you just must be ready to do it and try to do the last drop of your plot. At the same time you know it's still I mean we had reports you know yet for example yesterday of you know of an army base in Bernosat that was attacked. Reports here are almost 30 soldiers were killed including their commander. I'm sure that there were more than 30 in that camp and a lot of them also realized that you know staying back instead of fleeing you know would mean complete suicide and so they must have fled to save their lives. If you're poorly equipped you know it doesn't make any sense to you know because you're a soldier put yourself in harm's way and end your life simply because you know you've taken an oath as a soldier but I agree with you. Let's move on to talk about still talking insecurity now. The Ibu Beagu it made the news in most of the papers this morning. Southeast Governors are still very very ready to go ahead with the Ibu Beagu security setup. Do you you know what are your thoughts on that and do you think that will be a success? Anyway I agree with you that it is not impossible. People have succeeded that the American armies when they went into Afghanistan they lost men in there. They are sometimes ambushed by the Taliban and some of their personal skills. Most of some of their most fortified army barracks were attacked and then the the American soldiers had the casualties. But what I'm saying is that when you are in the camp when your troop is much somewhere else and you know the kind of enemies that you are dealing with then you cannot afford you cannot afford not to have a very strong reconnaissance operations around between the four seven. Most times you'll find that some of these soldiers are policemen. They're in one particular location and they are chatting. They are eating granote. They are making telephone calls. I want us to you know because of you know I want us to you know leave the conversation with a lot of respect for the Nigerian soldiers because of those who have sacrificed their lives you know in the course of their duty. Those have been killed in action and all of that. They want to eat granote. They want to eat granote. Quickly on Ibubiago just before we go where we are at the time. You know we have talked about this Ibubiago sometime ago in your program and I said there is slightly to the clashes between the eastern Nigerian security network and then the Ibubiago. The feel as we are getting from the east today. Your chances from the governors and from the high power people is tended towards that direction that none of these two security outfits is ready to yield the grant for the other so that we can have a peace in the south east. So the governors will have to find a way to create a middle ground for these two groups to be able to work together if it is basically to secure the south east from bandits, kidnappers, armed robbers and all other nefarious elements who want to make life difficult for our people. It shouldn't be a power source between the governors and the high power people between ESM and Ibubiago. But another dimension we should look at is this. Do these states really have the wealth at all? Are they even still with the Ibubiago that they are talking about? Look at their mother in the south way. That program is not flying. That is the truth of the matter. People have been kidnapping on those in New York and the state on the daily basis despite the establishment of the Amadecun troop that were having that. So furthermore, I'm sorry to say the attitude of the police to some of these things is also not in quality. Intelligence gut is very key to unraveling some of this tragedy that we are continuing to see all over the place.  I don't think we are investing enough in intelligence gut and to be able to unravel some of these things. Furthermore, look at the attack on the schools. I have said this time it has a number. But now there is no reason why any of our children in any of the schools should lose their lives to any bandits or be subjected to any kidnapping. We should have about three or four layers of security around the schools by now. The school authority should have their own security network. All right. CCTV camera all over the place. The soldiers should have the time in which schools are located to have their own security. All right. Thank you very much. I wish you also. Thank you very much. If we have these layers of security, all these kidnapping of school children will be reduced. All right. But we need to wrap up here. Thank you very much for your time this Monday morning. Thanks for speaking with us. Yes, I do. Thank you. Always very interesting here. Thanks for having me. All right. Thanks for having me. Yes. And of course, Andrea generally needs to be safer. Layers of security around universities is not normal. Having the air force and the army and the police and the NSCDC garden, you know, educational structures is not normal. But that's what we need in this time. It's still not normal. You know, I don't think we, I think in Nigeria it needs to be safe.  But desperate times, hope for desperate normal measures. I mean, if those soldiers were there when, you know, those insurgents struck at the Federal College of First Americanization. The story, the story it may have. When their base was attacked, they were there, they were on. So it's not, that's not normal. I don't think we should, I don't think we should allow our country to get there, where we now need to have layers of security guarding universities. It's definitely not normal. I wouldn't send my child to school in a place like that, that is guarded by, you know, security forces. Hell no. Even though others will claim that will make them safer. But yes, I get your point. Well, I also saw a video over the weekend of someone who was talking about dogs. I think I shared that video on our platform, that they need to get dogs to guard schools in the North. We'll take a short break when we come back. We're moving into talking of the press. No, actually today in history, the events that took place 26 April, many, many years ago here on the breakfast.


Now, Mali's interim government says the country will hold presidential and parliamentary elections in February next year. The Minister of Territorial Administration, Lieutenant Colonel Abdulai Maiga, told journalists in Bamako that the first round of voting will take place on February 27, or the second round of vote in March. The announcement of the date, according to the government, is a sign of its commitment to strictly uphold a pledge of an 18-month transition for returning to an elected civilian government. An electoral plan presented by the transitional authorities also showed that a referendum will be held on October 31 of this year and cancel elections on December 26.


This is one of these beautiful winter days where the sun is kind of out. People think it never happens in Seattle. It actually does happen now and again. It's a cloudy city for the most part, but not altogether unlike the cybersecurity environment in higher education, those clouds had been gathering for quite a while. In fact, since 2015, I think the cybersecurity has been at the very top of our top 10 issues. It's on everyone's mind. It's what I hear about whenever I'm out and about meeting with members literally around the world. It is top of mind. So it's relevant that we have just released a new showcase and this one's focused on cybersecurity as a core competency. And I think this is absolutely the time for this level of focus. Cybersecurity is not going to go away as a concern. It's going to continue to be a top concern. In fact, with the emergence of generative AI and the evolution of AI in general, all of these new technologies powered by data are going to make cybersecurity risks and opportunities even more prevalent and relevant and the threat vectors are only going to increase. So now's the time to think about cybersecurity as a core competency and check out the showcase to learn more.