Hi everyone, I'm Dr. Jesse LePred, and I am the Extension Specialist for Farm Safety working for Alabama Cooperative Extension System in Auburn University. Today, we're going to look at a power-driven post-holding run by tractor. Now, we're going to go over the safety features that every operator that conducts these types activities need to know in order to do a safe operation. Here you see a post-hold digger, a Rhino HPHD. The post-hold digger is driven by the power takeoff that is below the tractor seat and attaches to the powertrain that piles the post-hold digger and turns the auger that digs the hole. The tractor operator will dig this demonstration hole as deep as the auger will go to show that the powertrain cover does not bind and strike the ground, thus not causing any damage to the powertrain cover. First and foremost, there is only one worker needed to operate the tractor and successfully dig the hole. If there are any other workers in close proximity with the post-hold digger when it is operating, their lives may well be in jeopardy of being caught by any moving parts, including the powertrain or the auger. Besides, only one person is needed to perform the entire operation. Now, this is very soft soil. It may take longer to dig in harder soil or soil with rocks in it. This safety warning message on this decal says, danger in large letters. To prevent serious injury or death from entanglement with rotating parts, keep at least 10 feet away. It also says, do not operate unless all guards are in place. Do not use body weight to force auger into ground or position auger point when engine is running. Make certain auger point is right for your job and that the lead screw and bits are in good condition. See manual for optional points and for digging in very hard rocky and sticky conditions. Keep away from rotating auger and driveline. This safety decal is another danger. Never use a shear bolt with more than one-eighth inch of threads protruding to prevent entanglement and possible injury or death. Always keep an ample supply of shear bolts and it gives you a number for that part. Keep them on hand. They are three-eighths inches by three inches, a grade two. Note, grade five bolts may cause damage to driveline, gearbox or auger.  The shear pin is designed to break if the auger is bound up in hard rock thus causing serious damage to the rotating parts or the gearbox of the post hole digger. Note that there are Spanish versions of all of these labels on most of these post hole diggers. This is an important message about proper driveline hookup from the tractor power takeoff to the gearbox of the post hole digger. It also provides guidance about the driveline shield's importance to safe use of the equipment and how to test the shield to make sure it is operating properly once it's installed. Now when my family and I moved to a farm in Virginia, the driveline shield had not yet been invented and was not available for safe use of tractors. Now I'm going to show you in graphic detail why the driveline shield was invented. Once the driveline shield was introduced and used in agricultural operations in the United States, the fatality rate dropped dramatically. This is where the post hole digger driveline hooks on to the gearbox of the post hole digger. Now you are looking at the shear bolt here and notice that the heads of the shear bolt are indented into the shaft, not causing any way that a person can be caught up. This decal is a warning decal that also states keep everyone at least 10 feet away from rotating part. It goes on to say do not allow anyone to approach, touch or push down on any part of the post hole digger while it is operating. Keep bystanders clear, do not allow children to be in the area and do not exceed 300 rpm post hole digger speed. It further says check with authorities before digging in the case of underground utilities in the area of underground utilities to prevent fire, electrocution or where there may be pipelines for gas or underground electrical power lines. Today we have looked at a post hole digger that is a Rhino HDHB and we now know that it takes only one person to run the tractor and perform the post hole digging operation. And we know the dangers in using this equipment, dangers of entanglement of moving parts and we know that no one should be close to that post hole digger when it is operating.


If you see a narcissist do this, run. We all like to look after ourselves, and there is nothing wrong with that. It is very important for us to practice self-care, to take action to preserve or improve our own health, to protect our own well-being and happiness. We might practice good hygiene, eat a balanced diet, or seek medical care when needed. These are the things we have to do to stay physically healthy. It doesn't mean we're being selfish. It just means that we're taking care of ourselves so that we can be healthy, so that we can do our jobs and help and care for other people. The problem is the narcissist takes this to extremes. They take this to another level. Narcissists can be very high maintenance. They can require a lot of money or attention to maintain their appearance. They might require frequent professional cosmetic consultations, such as hairdressing, manicures and pedicures. They might engage in excessive spending on things that don't have any real value or meaning. They will have expensive taste in clothing or restaurants. They will never feel comfortable because they're constantly concerned about their appearance. They're constantly concerned about not having the standard that they require. Nothing is ever good enough for them. They feel as though they are better than most people and usually judge people based on outward appearances. Based on their surface qualities only, rather than their inner feelings or mental state, they will constantly need to be the center of attention. They can require a high emotional investment. They will constantly need to excite everyone's interest or concern. They will be emotionally needy. They will be prone to overdramatizing a situation to gain attention. These types of narcissists who are high maintenance can be very difficult to deal with. They're never satisfied. Nothing is ever good enough for them. Yet they will be very needy and demanding. They will need constant emotional support. They will make you work very hard to meet the high standards. They will be nagging, complaining, criticizing, grumbling, fault finding and moaning.  They will be constant protest and demands. And they will be very persistent in doing this to the point where it becomes very annoying. They will insist and demand on something without allowing you to refuse their idea or proposal. They will be very possessive. They will demand your total attention and love. They will demand your time, energy and money. They will be very greedy. They will have an excessive desire or appetite. But they will show an unwillingness to share their possessions. They will be very selfish. They will lack consideration for you. They will be more concerned with their own profit or pleasure. Which is likely to be at your expense. These types of narcissists can be very insecure. They require constant reassurance. They need people to remove their doubts or fears. Because they lack certainty about a personal situation. They feel as though they are always at risk of danger or harm. They can be paranoid and hyper-vigilant. Nothing is ever good enough for them. They always want more. They spend most of their time seeking entertainment or distraction from reality. They spend a lot of their time and money on clothes, hair, makeup and beauty treatments. They need expensive homes, cars, clothes and vacations. But they cannot fund this lifestyle on their own. Which is what makes them so dangerous. Because they will seek out someone to provide them with this lifestyle. Someone to cater to their demands. A very high maintenance narcissist is seeking a target. There are certain qualities and traits that they are looking for. It has to be someone who is successful or attractive. Someone who is powerful or influential. Someone who has means. Someone who has the ability to influence and direct the course of events. But even though they may target this type of person it doesn't mean that they want them to be in control. The narcissist always has to be the one that's in control. They have to maintain influence and authority over you. Because if you were the one that was in control you would be able to enforce limitations and regulations. You would be able to compel observance or compliance with a rule or obligation. And then they wouldn't be able to take up all of your time. To use up all of your energy and emotions. To spend all of your money. Which would then put them in a very unfavorable situation. Because narcissists that are high maintenance have this itch that they can't scratch. They have a restless desire to do something. They are very eager and impatient. In their minds their excessive demands are normal. They see it as though they are just trying to look after themselves. They are just trying to practice self care or improve their own health. They either don't see what it's doing to you or they just don't care. Because they are too preoccupied with their own desires or interests. They are insatiable. They have an appetite and desire that is impossible to satisfy. Nothing is ever enough for them. And you will find yourself running endlessly on this hamster wheel trying to serve them. While getting nowhere you will just be running yourself into the ground. Losing an excessive amount of money. And by the end you will have nothing to show for it. They are not even going to acknowledge everything you did for them. They are not going to appreciate it. In the end they are still going to feel like it's you that owes them. Because they have a strong sense of entitlement. They have an exaggerated sense of their own abilities and importance. And in their minds it is your duty to cater to their needs. It is your duty to meet their demands. They will never be happy. They will never be satisfied with anything you do for them. They will always want more. Which is why if you see a narcissist who is high maintenance who does require a lot of money and attention to maintain their appearance who does require frequent professional cosmetic consultations who does have an expensive taste in clothing or restaurants you really need to get yourself out of there because it's never going to end well. They are just going to chew you up and spit you out. They are going to use and partake in everything that you have to offer until you have nothing left to give and then they are going to ridicule you. They are going to subject you to contemptuous and dismissive language or behaviour because narcissists really are like spoiled children. They believe they should be allowed to do or have anything they want to the point where they behave badly and don't show any respect to you. That is why as soon as you see these behavioural traits in the narcissist you really need to get yourself out of there. You need to run away and never look back. Thank you for watching. I hope this video resonated with you. Please like, comment, share and subscribe. Click the bell icon to receive notifications for my future videos. Check out the new Narc Survival website www.narcsurviver.uk We can read my blog posts, book coaching sessions and join our support forum. If you are delighted to donate, my paypal link is in the video description. Coaching inquiries, you can email me at coachingnetnarcsurviver.uk Thank you for watching and I'll talk to you soon.


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Hey, Derecton. I hope you're doing well. I guess if you could just kind of reflect on what time was like for you this time last year. I guess you're probably just getting started, not in the field portion, but just head into year two, what's your comfort level like compared to this time last year? Yeah, I would say this time last year, I was still in a South Dakota training, working out every day, running every day, conditioning, getting a little bit of stuff on the field with Tana Hill, AJ a little bit, and John at that time. But going into this year, being able to actually get a somewhat regular OTA off-season, hopefully it will be very, very personal. Corey Curtis. Yeah, Derecton, along those lines, you didn't get this last year, and I know there's been a lot made of this being optional. Because you didn't have it last year, is it not optional to you? Was this a must? No, everything is optional, but just for me and myself, I felt this was the best thing for me to do. I mean, everybody here had to make their own decision whether to come in or not, but I felt this was the best thing for me. You know, it's going to be an advance on the field. Perron. Yeah, Derecton, going back to you saying, working with Tana Hill, one of the things you said was you were really explosive as a route runner. Is there a receiver in your background, and how much are you looking forward to being able to showcase your receiving ability this year? Could you repeat that? I said, is there a receiver in your background, like any type of experience playing the position, and how much are you looking forward to showcasing your ability this year, like today, some of the things that you're doing? I play a little bit in college, but wherever Coach Rable tells me to go, that's where I'm going to go. If he wants me to play tight end and get some reps at tight end, and I'm going to go there, if he wants me to go to O-line, I'm going to end up going there. Really, I'm just excited to go wherever I can to help the team and try and contribute. That's my main thing, really just trying to contribute this year to help the team advance. Teresa? Darrington, what is it that you're wanting to work on now that you do have the ability to be at the facility, even if not everybody's there? Is it just work on strength? Is it knowing the playbook? I like just getting, you know, what is it that you're wanting to improve on this year? Yeah, I would say this year for myself, it's really nothing on the field, it's everything really off the field. I'm just understanding the playbook a lot more, you know what I'm saying? It's year two for me. I'm somewhat familiar with the playbook, so I need to take more steps and be in detail with everything, understanding more than just what I have to do, understanding what the O-line receivers and tight end is also how to do it. And I feel like that should help me play a lot faster. Terry? Darrington, even though in a lot of ways you're still new to this yourself since there was no OTAs last year, with so many of the guys opting not to show up, did you kind of feel like that you needed to be a pace setter, kind of a guy that set the tone out there to show some of the younger guys and the newer guys how it's supposed to be done? I feel yeah, but no, at the same time, you know what I'm saying? We're all professional, so I have to, you know what I'm saying? Set the pace for somebody else and I just knew they shouldn't be out here. At the end of the day, this is our job, you know what I'm saying?   You can't protect yourself out here. It's not located as well, you know what I'm saying? It's a professional league. Luke. Derek, how have you seen Coach Downing work in his new role so far in meetings and on the practice field? Oh, could you repeat that? Sure. How have you seen Todd Downing work in his new role in meetings and on the practice field? Yeah, I feel like he's doing a great job, you know what I'm saying? The Red Bull and John, they do a great job putting the right people in the right place for us. So I'm all 100 percent behind them. Lenin. Hey, Darrington, what do you expect?  How will that show itself? Do you feel like in your season next year, you know, as opposed to the rookie season? Yeah, I would say just more so just having a little bit more confidence on the field. You know what I'm saying? We're getting a lot of a lot more reps this year with offseason and then get more reps during camp and I'm saying going into the season like you've seen everything you can see from there. It's just game planning week to week, you know what I'm saying? No one your opponent in all the hard work really is right now. And then camp is understanding playbook, understanding where to be when to be there. Paul. Hey, Darrington, you're real quiet. I don't know if there's anything you can do to help me a little louder. Good to see you. Is this what attendance has been like this week and coming in? Did you know that it would be relatively thin for veterans? Or did you figure things out as you got here? Yeah, we really didn't, you know what I'm saying? I really have to communicate it. It's a personal decision. So you're not really asking if somebody else is coming in to see if I'm coming in. Like it's a personal decision for yourself. So have you felt this was the best thing for you and whatever position you are at on this team and your role on this team? And then I guess you showed up. But if guys feel like they didn't need to be here, then it is not here. Well, Claire. And then how high did your frustration level get last season, dealing with the injuries and whatnot?  You know, it's kind of hard to say you didn't get frustrated.  But at the same time, you've got to keep a level head because if you don't, it's not going to get any better. But yeah, there was a time I felt 100 percent. You know what I'm saying? When I got back out there, I believe that was Detroit, you know what I'm saying? Starting those games once I got back after missing my time on IR. I definitely felt 100 percent. Jim, why? And kind of following up on David's question there, Darin 10. I mean, when you reflected back on your season last year, I mean, how much do you feel like you learned from and I'm assuming you probably learned a lot of patience after playing a heck of a lot in college. And do you think that ultimately will be good for you? Yeah, I say, you know what I'm saying? Me probably getting hurt last year was probably one of the best things for me. It gave me time to like sit down and reflect on, you know what I'm saying? Everything on the field to where like now I see things a lot different on whether it's the Facebook asking a lot more questions during my time when I was hurt, I was able to ask more questions. And then now when I'm on the field, I can go out there and execute those things while still trying to learn a little bit more in one detail and motivate you to to reemerge and be a bigger factor this year. I mean, yeah, but not really at the same time. It's just whenever you out there, you try and make the most out of every opportunity. Darin 10, obviously, you know, injuries were a bit of a train. Do you go back to training any differently this year?  Yeah, no, you don't train any different, you know what I'm saying? You treat every year the same as the year before. I just feel like that's one of the things that you just couldn't avoid.  It's not in my control. I just try to control what I can control. So, you know, injuries happen. I'm not the only person in the league who got hurt last year. I'm sure I won't. It will be more than one person to get hurt this year. But at the same time, you usually got to be a professional about it.  Two more questions for you, Darrington. Corey.  This is a profession and the team brought in Brian Hill a few weeks ago. How much has his presence stepped up the competition level for you? I mean, I feel like it's competition every time. You know, Brian's a great dude. He does a great job. You know what I'm saying? Love to have him in the room. You know what I'm saying? It's good to be able to bounce different ideas, sharpening each other up and compete with everybody in our room. Not just Brian, but, you know, definitely having him here. You know what I'm saying? Does help, you know what I'm saying? For a lot of the younger guys, such as myself and Mackay, but definitely love the competition, love having a man. Being able to ask a few more questions and learn a little bit from his perspective. Last question, Jim Wyatt. And Darrington, anything different from a body standpoint, your bigger, lighter, faster, what have you kind of focused on heading to the year two? I really didn't focus on anything too much on just really being able to just run with whatever weight I'm at. So if I'm gaining weight, try and make sure I can be fast with that weight. But if I'm getting too much weight and I'm getting it too fast and I can't move with it, then that shouldn't be the weight I'm at. I'm really just trying to maintain the weight with the speed at the same time.


The story of Rui Hachimura's entrance to the NBA has been a fascinating one. Hachimura has attracted an incredible amount of attention from both the national and international media, obviously for a reason, and him being from Japan makes this even more special. Being from Japan, but also being mixed race, is something that you simply don't see a lot of in Japan. Rui Hachimura, and I quote, once tried to hide from the world due to the discrimination he faced as a child in Japan just for being mixed race. So this is the crazy story of Rui Hachimura, and this is my thoughts on his potential in the league and how I think he will fare in the league. I'm also going to talk about the Yanis comparison, but we're going to talk a little bit about some other comparisons I think Rui is a little bit more similar to. With that said, I hope you guys enjoy the video, and it would be amazing if we could reach over a thousand likes for the next video. That would really support me and the channel, and now that the NBA season is up and running, we're going to be making a lot of videos, so get ready. In college, Rui Hachimura averaged almost 20 points per game. He's a very talented player who can do a lot of different things on the court. He's already an endorsement deal that has been signed because of the excitement over starting his NBA career in the United States, but obviously in Japan they are also very excited because he is an amazing talent, and is from Japan, which there's only been three players from Japan that have made the NBA, and Rui Hachimura is the first player to be selected in the first round of an NBA draft from Japan. He won the Julius Irving award as the top small forward in the country, and he definitely has a lot of potential. College basketball watched Rui Hachimura as the star player for the number one Gonzaga Bulldogs. Gonzaga saw Rui as their star player who led them to their national title hopes. They saw him record 20 points, seven rebounds, and five assists to help upset the number one ranked team, Duke. They beat Zion, RJ, and Cam Reddish, and this was in the Maui Invitational Finals. Rui took home the most valuable player in that tournament, and he became a top ten prospect in the 2019 NBA draft who would ultimately get drafted ninth by the Washington Wizards, and in my opinion could have gone higher. Outside of Zahra Williamson, and now Tyler Hero as is a part of the Miami Heat, Rui might just be my favorite player in this draft class. Now he's a part of the Washington Wizards, and Wizards fans are hoping that he'll be a future All-Star potential, but in Japan, Hachimura is more than an All-Star potential. He is more than a draft pick. He is also an inspiration, but if you didn't know this was not always the case, and Rui actually pointed out at one point in his life, he tried to hide from the world. Well, maybe not the world, but more so the society in Toyama, Japan. As a kid, Rui Hachimura faced discrimination, just simply because he was mixed race and brown. He stood out in a country that is 98.5% Japanese. He said, exaggerating slightly, that his father was, in quotes, the only black guy in Japan, and his parents reminded him of racial incidents that he had growing up, including children telling him, you're black, go away. He also said, and I quote, I even tried to hide from the rest of the world. He told the newspaper of Inquirer. Hachimura has endured comments about his skin color or playing youth basketball too. There's a lot of discrimination, he said. It's not crazy, but I don't want them to feel bad for themselves. I want them to enjoy playing sports in Japan. Unfortunately, in Japan still, there are some biracial children still facing prejudice, as it's still quite a homogenous country. In America, he said, the people were more diverse. In Japan, people looked the same. In New York, people looked different. It was fun to be a little brat walking around the city of New York. It was new to me. I was anonymous. And it's important for athletes like Rui Hachimura and Naomi Osaka, the number one ranked women's tennis player, because these athletes have the influence to change the way that a society can operate. People fall in love with athletes like these two. And we've definitely seen it with Naomi Osaka, and I'm hoping it can also happen with Rui Hachimura. They have more than a role as just athletes. And although in Japan, attitudes are changing amongst younger generations, which is definitely a great thing, their rise as athletes may help also challenge Japan's acceptance of mixed race people, as ultimately truly Japanese. Now, in terms of Rui's basketball talent, Rui is talented. Hachimura, coming out of Gonzaga, was easily able to dominate games on his own, but he's definitely always been known as a team player. He plays within the team rules, and he plays for his coach. He doesn't try to dominate the game, and he doesn't really take many ill-advised shots. Hachimura is smart. He's talented, and he has an amazing work ethic. He came to the US not speaking any English, and to give you a quick understanding on how bad his English truly was, in Rui Hachimura's first season, he would often get asked to do something on the court, and he had no idea what his teammates were saying. He had no idea what the coach was saying, which obviously was the main reason why he got no minutes. Tell us about how Coach Fu has helped mold you into the player that you are today, and if you have a funny story, please feel free to tell it because he's on camera right now. There was one instance where during practice, Fu, who was the coach, often asked him to do something on the court, and Rui Hachimura would simply just smile as if he understood what he was saying, but they both knew that he didn't.  Hachimura grinned as he joked to the sideline. He thought Fu had complimented him by comparing him to Demontus Sabonis. I can kind of see it, I'm not going to lie, but it's a pretty funny story because Demontus Sabonis, who played at Gonzaga and was amazing at the program, was nicknamed Dommus. Dommus, Dommus, it's a pretty funny story. Rui Hachimura literally thought he was getting a compliment when he was being called a dumbass. That was just one instance showing Hachimura's lack of understanding of the English language, which really meant that he couldn't perform the way he wanted to because he couldn't get minutes simply because he didn't know the plays and he couldn't talk to his teammates. He worked religiously, taking lessons to learn English and he barely got any minutes when he first arrived to the US, and he kept gaining more and more skill each and every year. And as a late developer and somebody who started the game a little bit later, it's good to see him finally in the NBA because he can still develop even further in the NBA now that he's here. I see a lot of people comparing him to Yarnis on the fact that when Yarnis entered the league, he also was very raw, had a lot to improve on, but I see Rui as a different player. I think Rui is far more ahead of where Yarnis was when they first entered the league, but Yarnis has a lot higher of potential. The only thing that is similar about the two is that Rui Hachimura has been nicknamed a freak. Yarnis, obviously as we all know, is the Greek freak. Rui in Japan is known as the Japanese freak. But who I do see in Rui Hachimura is definitely a young Kawhi Leonard. Now, a lot of people look at Kawhi Leonard now and say, yeah, look, I don't really see it. But Kawhi Leonard when he first entered the league was a raw talent. He had a lot of offensive refinements he needed to make. His defense was definitely always there. He had such large hands that he had the nickname, the claw, even coming into the NBA. But in terms of the mid-range game and finding his spot, Kawhi Leonard had a lot to work on. And I feel like it's the same offensively for Rui Hachimura too. At 6 foot 9, Rui Hachimura is bigger than Kawhi Leonard. He's already quite strong. He has a great athletic profile and a polished offensive skill set that allows him to take advantage of numerous mismatches on the court. He can shoot over the smaller defender or run through them with his strong frame.  He excels in using his body to create space for the mid-range shot, attacking the basket and banging down in the paint. Overall, he's just a really efficient two-point scorer. He was able to shoot 59% from the field. He has an excellent mid-range and just like Kawhi Leonard, speaking of, he's got a really good pull-up game. A really good finisher around the rim and he's a solid defender. Not like Kawhi Leonard who was a lead, but solid means he can definitely defend and he can improve with time. He also has a 7 foot 2 wingspan which is pretty good for a guy of his frame, which means that he definitely has the attributes to become a good defender. He was great at Gonzaga, but I think he'll be an even better pro in the league because as a late developer, he has the chance to take the league by storm in the next few seasons when his skills are refined. He does need to work on his three-point shot, but that is something that I can definitely see possible. He has an incredible work ethic, so as long as he's in the gym during every offseason, which it seems like he will, he could be something special in the league. So that is the story of Rui Hachimura, a little comparison that I have. I'm not saying he'll be Kawhi Leonard right now, but eventually Rui Hachimura has the potential on the offensive end, I believe to average around 25 points per game. He's definitely skilled and in his first opening games of the season, he's definitely shown that he's been able to hit the mid-range shot and find his spots on the floor. With that said, let me know what you think about Rui Hachimura, let me know what you think about the story of him in Japan, and hopefully Japan becomes a little bit more progressive, which I think it is with the younger generation, but for him to have faced discrimination simply because he was biracial, it's pretty unfortunate. So with Naomi Osaka and Rui Hachimura, hopefully it's a good thing for Japan. With that said, if you enjoyed the video, I'd greatly appreciate it if you could drop a like, subscribe to this channel if you're new for more NBA content, hit the notification button so you don't miss an upload, and follow me on Instagram. With that said, I hope you guys enjoyed the video, I am out, peace.


Hello friends, I am Sanjay Gupta. In this video, I am going to demonstrate you how you can initialize a structure in C programming. Before starting, you can note how you can search my YouTube channel. You can type my name Sanjay Gupta in YouTube search bar. My channel will be available on first page of the YouTube. You can watch various programming related videos and playlists there. You can also download my programming app, which is available on Google Play. Now I am going to demonstrate you how you can declare a structure and how you can initialize its variable. So first of all, I am including a header file that is stdio.h. Now I am declaring a structure whose name is student. Inside this declaration, I am creating first member variable that is roll number. Second member is character array that is name and third one is float marks. So I have declared a structure whose name is student, its members, roll number, name and marks are available inside its declaration. Now in main function, I have to create variable of this student structure. So if I write struct student s, so this statement will be known as only declaration. But now if I want to initialize some values in this s variable that is of structure student type, then I can apply the concept of structure initialization. So here I have to write first roll number then in double quotes name and then marks. So this way I have initialized all three members of structure. So variable is s but its first member roll number will be having 10 value. Second member name will be having Sanjay and third variable marks will be having 100.00. So this way I have initialized values in s variable. Now I can print these values on output screen. So as you know, if we want to access members of structure, then we have to write variable name dot then member name. So that's why I have used s dot roll number then to print name as dot name then to print marks as dot marks. So this way I have used print f three times to print roll number name and marks of s variable that is of structure type. And at last I am writing return zero. So this way I have initialized the structure variable. Now I am going to execute this code. You can see the output. It is showing roll number equals to 10. Name equals to Sanjay and marks equals to 100.00. So this way you can declare a variable of structure type and at the time of declaration you can initialize its members. So this notation is known as initialization of structure. So I hope you have understood how we can declare a structure, how we can initialize its variable and how we can print the initialized values on console. So this way I have demonstrated you the complete process of structure initialization. If you want to watch more programming related videos, you can search my YouTube channel that is Sanjay Gupta in YouTube search bar. You can watch various programming related videos here. Thank you for watching this video.


What they gonna do with me now? What's going on y'all it's your girl Lauren K. We are talking to town and who's in the town today? Okay, so we got J. Julio in the building just to get us a little familiar We gonna start off for the game of rapid-fire questions. Okay, so I'm gonna say question. You just answer as fast as you can What's the nastiest food you've ever eaten? You From the south you're like grits Okay, anybody with an accent to me, I just be calling them the stuff. That's my problem Like a hard New York accent, what it's not like to Do a New York impression right now quick Well, you sound like you saying it you don't sound like New York, I want I want to feel New York Try Just say I'm going to the store Like a New Yorker, I'm going to the store. I don't know how it's hard challenge yourself Okay, where you from Detroit, what's your sign? What's the last text you saying?  Who would you not like to let date your daughter? Are you single? What's your favorite song of all time?  Okay, but just to just to give you a fair answer You remember the nigga IJJ fish Don't do IJJ fish he tried he really tried Okay, and what's your favorite saying?  That's funny. So how did you start music? Where did it start? I've been writing music so I was eight years old. Oh, wow, but I started taking it seriously like 16.  Okay. So what did you listen to growing up? Who influenced your sound now a Lot of Kevin Gates. Okay future me So he was always having a rat. Don't let my favorite thing. Okay So what type of music did your parents have you listening to like when you waking up and you cleaning up? What's on? See, I don't know cuz I was never in the house for you. Mm-hmm. Yes.  Why I don't know. I just can't be that close.  Unique track, okay, like dark. Okay. Do you feel like there's a difference between like Atlanta trap and Detroit track?  Mm-hmm, but niggas got different sounds on the door like I liked it Okay, so when you listen to music, can you tell like oh, he's from Detroit. He's from Atlanta. He's from Chicago Damn there. Yeah That's true That is one thing I'm not that skilled with the accents I feel like a lot of y'all sound the same a lot of motherfuckers beats, you know claiming to be from somewhere They really don't you could talk about your talk. I Could just tell my nigga move At least if like you say you from my city, I could tell you that's Kevin So how does a Detroit person move? What's y'all essence like? I Mean, I can't really explain that like where it's like like we cool.  So how do you determine like what songs you want to sample in your songs? I Never really thought about it like that. I just like if a nigga send me a beat Okay, I like it. I like it Me honestly, I don't like doing samples.  Yeah, that's true So how do you pick which beat you like like how do you know like, okay? This is to be this one. It's the one I'm about to go crazy It got to have a bounce So I don't write no more. I ain't wrote music in like five years. Really? So like I'll be freestyling on whatever I do to see if I catch a vibe It got a light. I Don't know I always picture myself how I do the music video Recording it so like if I got a vision for the song then I make it But if it don't give me that feeling then I just go to the next So you find it more Like what's the difference between writing and going in the bullpen freestyle in it? Like what do you feel like freestyle industry? I feel like it's more original when you freeze that okay Well for different people because something is just going there and say anything that go after the last ball because it just makes sense in them But to me, it's like it's more original because I could rap like I know myself like the back of my hand I know I know my life and if I'm rapping the song about my life It's like if I could find a way to put it together, but it's real like it's real to me So it's not gonna be too hard. Sometimes when you write you tend to say too much or Think too deep in it. You know, right? That makes sense So what is your recording process like outside of the writing? Do you have to have like a certain ambience? You like lights I need drink I need I don't smoke weed like I keep my vape with me God damn. I like for it to be like a blue light set. Okay. That's real specific. Yeah, like Blue light set. Okay So, I know you have songs like lifestyle where like, you know You do the more melodic and then you have songs like do the most way like you mentioned before you like your rapping So which do you prefer to make?    Like it'd be cool But people always say that they say that about drill like they think it's crazy if you wake up at like 8 in the morning Go to ride the work listening to You know, that's the drill princess right there.  Yeah So what do you prefer to hear in the club Just so y'all know we had a conversation off camera. He's not a dancer. He doesn't dance in the club So what do you want to hear when you go in the club? Angle lie in the club type. I need to hear like Like some Boston Richie Some what like Boston Richie, you know, what's the richie? No, I'm not familiar Damn, I'm late. You gotta go check them out. I'm where you from. I think even for Okay So what his music like like what why is that what you want to hear in the club? He's giving me turn. You be talking cash. He Maybe popping his seat.   That's a Capricorn trait very you think so. I think so. I know some Capricorn's lit Never to I think that a lot of the time with Capricorn's you have to get them in their zone Like you have to get them comfortable. You have to get them like to like hatch from their cocoon before they show you They might be true. Yeah, so have you gotten any celebrity cosons yet? I got a few Want to hear them? well One of course would be like a close relationship I already had before music with your solder. Okay. Well, that was before the music Yeah, oh, that's lit way before music. I love that. I Had me like South Walker That's lit Niggas like trap trap many for my that's my guy. I had met him when I first came to me He's just been super cool with me ever since I came. Okay, so I actually didn't know that you inside of cool beforehand So what was that like being on tour with him being on tour with like somebody so familiar? Me it really wasn't like a tool.  It was it was a learning experience for me. It was it, you know, what did you learn? Just like How did she work like how you need to operate when you know, I'm saying like when this is being this is not a time for fun Like most people probably like oh, I'm going on tour. It's fun, but that's it really Just work, you know I'm saying For me seeing it at the time like of course my dream want to be an artist and get to that point one day It just put me in the mind where I Know when I get there So what's one thing that you feel like this tour helped you with whether that be actual performing recording like Mondstadt, what's one thing that you feel like this sort of really changed for you?  What is the tour named as well? The three artists are going to be Drake future Yeah Think it's something real quick. Come on. You go with words you are this I like that we outside. Okay. Okay. Okay. So are these people that you will want to collaborate in the future? Yeah, for sure. Any other like dream collabs Always thought about doing like like a record what does it sound like if I do this shit like Chris Brown or like Like any singing need like who really talented with just songs not just good at singing because some niggas can't make songs for it That's okay. Like Working with people on that kind of little niggas like Uzi. Okay. Yeah, who's another one of my favorites? I forgot to mention who's it I think you and Uzi would sound really really interesting on the track because the energy Like I feel like that's just like a whole lot of energy on a track So, yeah, that's let's make that happen. So we're gonna play a game another game. We like games here So we know you love to talk about when it is capping. So this is cap or no cap Okay, so I'm gonna say a statement and you let me know if that's cap or no tap no cat and quickly why okay? First one Detroit is an abandoned city Cap Number two Nicki Minaj is the greatest female rapper old-time cap or no cap. No cap. That's right New York has the best pizza All you gotta do is go to any liquor store they sell them bitches for a dollar liquor store. Yes.   It's like Sicilian. Oh I You know, I'm willing but pizza out of a liquor store just doesn't say right. So the next one the man should pay all the bills No cap Okay Well, you said you don't like grits cuz my next question was sugar and grits. So let's change it sugar and spaghetti is good So that's no cap. No, okay. So you put sugar and yes, we had so you could taste it or just like subtly No, I put I just had sweet spaghetti for the first time last year and it wasn't bad spaghetti to me is the worst former pasta But that's another What's your favorite former pasta real quick? Spaghetti All right G Herbo wraps off beat cap or no cap No cap Do you feel like that's a recent thing like he just stopped? He just started rapping on beat or you always felt like he was on beat.  So it's like The fact that he could do that and then yeah at some point in the song get right back on beat It'd be hard. I've definitely heard a rapper say that rappers have been like, you know, like that It takes skill to wrap in that cadence with me Fast as here you're not on beat half the time, but you make it fit like you make it do what it do so That's interesting. Okay. New York has the best drill scene Cap or no cap. You're gonna already distal pizza tread lightly. No, that's no cap right now. Okay It's a most of the drill that you hear is coming out of New York Like obviously that the New York scene in New York winning right now. So how do you feel about Chicago drill right now? I Mean it's hard, but you don't got as many niggas in New York do coming with you know, at least quality Drill music. Yeah, a lot of niggas in New York should be sounding good. That's the fact It is a whole lot of them. So the last one the baby and Megan really smashed cap or no cap That's no cap You think that's cap I for sure think my boy Why you don't think that's up?  Okay He you could tell you got a little sweat to whatever. Okay, Megan going Man, I guess so did you see his recent interview with hot 97? No, so on the recent interview basically he was defending himself because you know a lot of people felt like it was corny for him to Bring up Megan in the boogeyman song and he was basically standing on it like I said what I said I told y'all leave me out of it y'all didn't leave me out of it. So now the song is here So you as an artist where do you draw the line between like okay? This is too personal to put into my craft or I'm gonna put this in my craft.    It's never like reaching for them to do you ever rap about situations that your friends have been to Yeah, so how do you put yourself in the mindset of Because okay, the way I think about it is like actors right when they're portraying a certain role They really got to get into that mindset and that's how they give off their best performance So how do you do that as a rapper?  Okay, so it's like you got to put yourself in them. You know I'm saying and everything like damn You know I'm saying like how you feel or sometimes you don't I got a friend who expressing to you And you can see like they breaking down or you know saying like how I make them feel.  It'll come up. I think that's a skill That's super interesting. I've always wanted some of that. So I know you have a daughter, right? To okay, so how does J. Julio the rapper differ from J. Julio the father? I'm not really holding on my father. Okay I'm always a father, but right like when I'm with my kids like Julia all the pictures like all that don't nothing There's matter. Are you like a strict dad you like they get rid of it a one cuz I know how girl dads get Like I want to get my daughters in them They had said they want a dog for so long. I'm like, I don't Y'all young still I ain't about to get a dog.  She'd be hanging off refrigerators. Oh, she acted she acted love that for her But yeah, they said it was a dog.  What type of dog was it? It's a bully. Okay. Yeah, I hope they take care of it No, we're killing those y'all. I ain't give it. I ain't give it. So like it's not living with them yet. It's still at my Okay, they wanted it.  No three thousand other dog Respectfully that's an investment So do they be on tiktok?   Yeah, B.  I'm over whatever like I never stopped it Right, if it was up to me, I wouldn't want my kids to be too involved in it So do you be on tiktok?  I think it's actually like Beastie that like like when I was younger, I got my first phone at ten And I feel like it was just to say that I had a phone like it wasn't even it was prepaid like it was easy But I feel like now kids at like seven eight Genuinely might need phones. No, that's like crazy. See my kids. They ain't got phones. Well, my daughter's only four or five Yeah, I have to be five and six They got iPads All the kids loved iPads. Yeah, so it's like they got their games. They watched a little show like my oldest She know how to go on YouTube. She be calling like that.  Yeah, like my daughter's my daughter's very smart, but like I said Keep it to a minimum. I'm like too much at the end of this year So do you be on TikTok? No, I just they literally just made me start a teacher.  I make it. I was about to ask so what type of content you think you want to be putting out?  How do you feel about TikTok being so vital in upcoming artists careers in 2022?  So any extra stream of income is Kind of always cool. Absolutely And especially because it's not like they really got to do much if you got a song that's popping It kind of just work for itself. Mm-hmm. So I like it. Okay, so you have a song hold on I think that of all the songs of yours that I listen to hold on give me TikTok and Not even at first listen what made me say it was I feel like y'all doing dancing in the the the video Yeah, I got y'all little dancing. Um, I would call it a groove perhaps That's how that's so promise a jig maybe was in the club like that's okay like I'm vibing. I'm okay, you know, but Okay, I think that y'all meaning you and all your friends I was in the video I definitely think that y'all should get together and do those dance moves for hold on on TikTok I think that's it. I would love to I feel like that's what I was doing. I Think about it. Okay. So In your videos also aside from you dancing you have a lot of cars So is that on purpose like are you into cars or is that for aesthetics? I'm actually very into cars. Okay So, how many do you have right now? I only got three cars right now. Oh, he got three cars He said only got three car show. So which cause we have I mean, I got three cars, but I it was at a point in my time life where I had more. Okay. I just stopped doing like Ain't no reason for me to know I'm saying like the more I get older and the more responsible I like I'm learning to be In the point for the extra so what cause you have I don't got my S5 feet to be in Got a C8 Corvette. Then I got my red. I challenge you. Okay. So you more like a car guy or truck guy That was my measurements of the car in the truck. My big home. I got a cousin. Okay. You got the Shit hard of the mother as we're making me get in the truck for it for it Like the more I get in the car with him. We're right around you compete with him in the studio Have you wrote around New York yet in New York? Yeah, when I first came to New York my first time I had drawn my my hair cut down. How was that? Did you like it?  I don't feel like it's a night Night morning whenever if it's space for me to get through I'm getting zipping through in the middle of the day in New York It's mad crazy. No, so my homeboy had drawn my car One of the we had woke up one morning. We're getting ready to go and meet somebody.  Okay, and I'm tired. He's like Bet plus he from Jersey. So he grew up out here. So he already know the streets. Yeah He trying to do what I do Hit somebody on the bike.  We got to go. I didn't want to get into like no trouble A car he hit him too hard, but he hit him off the bike. He nudged him. Yeah, like he nudged him, but yeah Luckily the guy wasn't on I'm like, oh like you didn't call the police. I see I Hope not like I'm real happy. He was calm about that if I get hit off my bike is up. I'm so everybody involved Okay, it wasn't like we did on purpose. I mean, I mean that don't really matter. I still got hit off my bike so I noticed in your song do the most It is four minutes and 22 seconds I wrote that down because I feel like a lot of songs now are under three minutes. So do you feel like?  With that song kind of like I Preferably a mega song like two minutes 30 seconds.  That's the fact So like it just depends with that song. I didn't even notice it was that long Sometimes like I said, I just be going in a rapping.  So how do you as an artist deal with that? Like how do you rectify that?  Yeah, like a minute in 40 seconds in it like Shit ain't hitting on that. So do you think the visual is more important or the audio is more important? The visual is just as important as the audio. Okay, so they equal.  Okay, like so lifestyle Yeah, like the whole on video that it was just nothing but as moving around in Miami during rolling out Fucking the do the most video that literally like I had went to the city for two days Oh Like a lot of my niggas had like just came home jail.  I just want you to see it for these three minutes. Okay.  It's like now I'm learning it because it people want to see it So I'm getting to that point to start doing more in my video part of growing as artists so pivoting to the business side of music I Listened to you on the podcast and you said that this was back in over she said that you had never made a dime Or for music has that changed? Yes That was my next question love that do you want to talk about you want to disclose that or I just want to hush hush for right now. It's the phantom music group. Okay. Congratulations on that. We love that I'm clapping for everybody in the room period. We love that. So how has making music changed your business things? Because of course before I got into doing anything like that like it just took a lot of study a lot of research You know certain conversations with people are not gonna leave me wrong like my lawyers and you know big homies or whatever Like I got a lot of people who already in the industry like I got a lot of relationships with other folks at labels, okay? A lot of people who I grew close close with over the years they like made sure that I was Took and care of when it came down to business. Do you look more to the Like executive side when it comes to business advice or do you look more like the actual rappers who are doing the business?   Mm-hmm. So Like I said, it really don't matter. It's just depending on the kind of artistry It's like you can either make an excuse on why your shit not moving or you could just keep doing something to the move But it's kind of important on both sides I'm not saying that the rapper side is not important because you you've got a bebop in this Yeah, because these executives life's probably not so that's in gonna be they the same way whether if they working with you or not Right. That's a fact. That's a fact. I always say that though. Like life is what you make it And so that goes like in this situation So is there anything else outside of rap that you want to get into like do you want to venture into acting? Um, do you want to build businesses like model really? Okay, okay Do you act like have you tried it before or just something you want to like learn about and get into it, you know, you can Okay, so earlier I asked you to act like a New Yorker and you told me no Okay, you need like a script and stuff and really get into character. Okay, so what type of movies would you see yourself doing?  Who's your favorite comedian? Chris Tucker Okay, that's interesting. I feel like I don't get that often like we usually hear like the Dave Chappelle I don't really see nobody being better than Chris Tucker. I'm not saying like this greater than anybody else but Chris Tucker is my favorite. I grew up watching Chris Tucker.  That's a good one Yeah, especially what you hope being in the the business mind frame and shit one thing about 50 He's gonna get to that business every time with the BMF. Yeah, you know, that's based out of my hometown Okay, it's like for me knowing the story. I feel like I don't know BMF is in Detroit actually Big me But I feel like My favorite part about that whole situation was that he took his son and like turned his son up a legal way. Yeah, and It's like his son can't Like nobody can do his dad life That's a fact you definitely gave him a platform. Yeah, that's a friend. So are you doing anything soon? You putting out anything soon? What can the people look forward to? Within the next few months, we don't like we put in a lot of a lot of work in a Studio and all that shit really just pushing our singles and getting like more content Okay, and they get to look out for your tiktok project, but Okay, at the moment we now focus on the project. Okay, so EPs or like no project at all I mean, I don't know cuz my team really support anything I do so if I wake up tomorrow like Love that Love that So yeah, I'm so sorry about that. I saw it like just interrupting your answer. That's crazy. So Tell the people where to find you All my social media Twitter Instagram YouTube everything is in the J. Julia J. A. Y. J. U. L. L. L To elves that's important because actually when I Google Julia with a Regular Yeah, thanks to elves J. Julio. I'm Lauren K. Let's talk in town


Okay alright folks welcome to the webinar if you haven't seen this video that I've just posted here on the chat box you can go ahead and watch it. What we are looking at here is how to trade the SPX intraday. So in this particular case what we are using is the ticks. If you look at the ticks this is real time every time a stock ticks up or down it goes into the tick value so there is nothing more fundamental or more it's the lowest denominator of the market internal. The moment you see two persistent dots and you also see the the custom RSI also build in that's when you want to go for the trade. Now this is a custom indicator as well the the custom RSI usually when you look at the RSI you'll say that okay if it goes above the higher line then it is overbought or if you go below the lower line then it is oversold. In this case that's not the case the more time it remains above in the overbought that means you we need to stay in the trade you need to stay in the trade so this is a great example of when you would stay in the trade especially even if you see some two three dots over here you can see but the RSI is completely you know above the 60 level and so you want to stay in the trade right there and so this keeps you in the trade for much longer and you would probably stay in the trade all the way towards the close and you know perhaps you know get down get out of it when you see these one or two dots and or if this guy the RSI slips below the 60 level so there is much more customization involved in this the settings are 60 40 on the RSI


What's up gamers? You're going to be learning how to take out entire enemies and camps completely with no problem. This even includes silver level monsters. So if you're not even at the silver point yet, don't worry. You'll be able to nuke so many enemies that you'll be able to reach this point in the game with this build today. We're going to be going over the ninja build, which is going to require a little bit of a setup. It should be no problem at all for you to take out enemies by one shotting them. Let's get into it. The first step that we need to do is head over to Kakariko Village on your map. So I'm just going to go to the shrine right over here and teleport there. When you arrive there, you want to head over to where the clothing shop is. This is going to be indicated by the clothing symbol outside of it. And when you open it up, you're going to see two armor sets, the radiant armor and the Sheikah armor, aka the stealth armor. Now stealth armor usually is going to cost a lot in this game because the prices are marked up because their grandmother is sick. So in order to get this items discounted at a much cheaper price, what you're going to need to do is head over to this location over here and you're going to see someone by a fireplace talking about grandma not feeling well. In order to heal the grandmother, you're going to have to make a special porridge. All you're going to be needing is halion rice, fresh milk and green in order to heal grandma. The sundaline will count as your fresh greens. You can buy the milk and the rice from Hatino Village. There's a shop there, so pick up those ingredients. You're going to talk to her and then after that you're going to get a cutscene with grandma and then all the items in the shop should be a lot cheaper. So then you can go ahead and buy the stealth set. Stealth will basically allow you to be able to easily sneak up behind an enemy without them realizing where you are. So that is going to be the benefit and the ninja part of it. I mean, we need a ninja outfit that has stealth, so this is going to be great and it does help when you want to take out an enemy because when you sneak strike in this game while wearing this outfit, you're already going to be doing some good damage. After you got your stealth armor, you are done with this step and now let's move on to the next one. Head over to this shrine over here, which is going to be by the Akala Tech Lab. Make your way up to the Tech Lab and approach the door because we're going to need ourselves some nice Yiga weapon. And the reason why we're going to need it is because this specific weapon is going to have a bonus when it comes to sneak striking, which we're going to be enhancing with our new stealth outfit. So we're just going to have to go ahead and take out both of these people because that's the only way this battle is going to end. So perfectly lined up. There we go. They're done and the weapons are going to drop. And if you read the Eightfold Blade, you can see that it has the blue text that says it yields more powerful sneak strikes than ordinary blades. So this is really important, but you can see also that it does have a low attack and we can compare that to the Eightfold Blade with the Silver Lino Horn with the plus 10 enhancement. So pretty much that Eightfold Blade is actually 15. So there is going to be a pristine version of that that we're going to get. But before we get that pristine version, we're going to have to break the Eightfold Blade. So go ahead, equip your Eightfold Blade and just smash it to pieces if you haven't done so yet. We need to break the weapon. It can't be fused to anything and it basically is the first time you have it. Just break it. And once we break it and it says Valley Damage, it'll unlock in the depths on the Ghost Soldier statues. So what you want to do is open up your map now and we're going to be heading towards the depths right around this area over here. This is going to be right below this stable over here, the dueling peak stable. So this is the area where we're going to be going. This is going to be the entire area where we are going. So just go ahead and teleport over to that light route that is close by. And if you haven't found that light route, well, just have to enter a chasm that is pretty much close by. And as you get down here in the area, there is a single-handed weapon right there. This is going to be the eight-fold blade that I found, which is happening because we broke the Decade version above. And this is going to have a higher attack and a higher durability. So once we get this, we're going to head out of here to our next location. Hey, real quick, if you're enjoying these kinds of videos, make sure to hit that subscribe button and like it so I know to make more like this. Now, what you want to do is head over to the Elden Mountain area by Goron City because if you're a subscriber of the channel, you know that we love doing something very specific here. And that is going to be Octo-Rock Enhancing, right? Octo-Rock Enhancing. That's exactly what we do. So just go ahead and we're going to jump off and head over to an Octo-Rock. Now, if you're earlier in the game, your weapon probably didn't have an enhancement on your Persian weapon. If you are later in the game, most likely you already had an enhancement on it. So you're just going to need one Octo-Rock. So those who have no enhancements, nothing that says plus one up, durability, anything, you're going to need two Octo-Rocks here. And that's exactly what I'm going to do. So approach your first Octo-Rock and take out your new Eightfold Blade and drop it right in front of it, just like this, and drop. Then you're going to back up.  You're going to see a sparkle, which means it is being enhanced or if it's already enhanced, it's going to change it up. Then it's going to spit it back at you. If this is your first time enhancing it, you're going to have a white or blue enhancement on it. Then go ahead after it enhances it and just kill it so it can respawn in the next Blood Moon. After that, we should have our first enhancement and we should be heading to our second one to get another enhancement, which is marked by these diamonds on my map.   And once you got your attack up plus 10, you should be good to go and your Eightfold Blade is going to be a lot more powerful. Now, the next step that you want to do is go ahead and you want to grab a specific part for this. You want to grab one of your Silver Lionel Saber Horns, which you should have here. If you watch my video and you did the Lionel Farming and that's going to enhance the weapon all the way up to 80 damage. So we're going to be having 80 damage. We're going to yield more powerful sneak strikes and it's going to get very powerful. But we need one more weapon before we continue on. So what you want to do now is head over to the Korok Forest. If you haven't unlocked the Korok Forest, you're going to have to enter it via the Minchi Woods from this chasm over here. When you approach underground, you'll probably encounter a Gloom Hands for the first time. And then once you arrive in the Korok Forest, it's going to be very gloomy.  And after you beat them, the forest should be fine and should be safe to go and should be very clear and no longer in the distress state. This needs to happen in order to do this next step. But if you already cleared the Korok Forest, you should be good to go. So once you arrive in the Korok Forest, you're going to go back into that tree area right there in the Great Deku Tree and you're going to just ascend all the way up just like this. You're going to probably pop into another Korok's bedroom, which is a totally different quest. Also just ignore that. Don't touch any of its flowers or it's going to get really angry at you. I touch its flower. It got very angry at me. And I'm going to go ahead and ascend up another floor. I touch the flower again. Okay, let me try that one more time and we're going to go ascending to the next floor. You're going to talk to Korok here at the top of the tree who talks about a treasure hunt and then it's going to reveal two locations of the Forest Dweller Icons that you have to find. And here on top of it is going to be the Forest Dweller Sword and facing right away as you come down here around this tree. Yeah, there we go. Is the Forest Dweller Spear. So what you want to do here is just go ahead and break those because the Forest Dweller Spears have a nice ability where you can attach things on top of the tips and pretty much you can use them over and over again but we'll show you a demonstration of them in battle. So just go ahead and break both of them. Once you have broken both of the weapons you're going to go ahead and just open up your map and then you're going to pan down right underneath this forest to the depths. And I marked on my map two spots where you can get the Spear and one spot where you can get a sword and we're going to go ahead and just save our game here right before we go under. That way we have a point where we can come into the game just in case we render in a Ghost Soldier statue if we go ahead and teleport down to the depths. Just want to always make sure you have a save ready to go that you can come back to that doesn't have anything rendered in. That's like the most important part about coming down to this area. So once we're down here in this light route which I've shown you which is a little further from the middle part you're going to head over to that star icon which I have on my map and that star icon like I mentioned before is going to represent single-handed weapons. Then just go ahead and make your way right to where that Ghost Soldier is which would be right behind this tree. And when you zoom in and look with your camera you should see something that looks like that. That means you have identified the proper Pristine Forest Dweller sword. Like I mentioned Pristine a lot more damage a lot more durability. So just go ahead and grab that and while you're already here I'm going to open up my icons and find a material called the puffs room. Then just throw your puffs room down on the floor and go ahead and do the fusion ability. And then that's it. You got your puffs room on your sword and when you whack the floor a whole cloud of smoke is going to come up and the sword is going to refresh until you can do the next one. Now let's head back over to this light route over here which is further north and much more closer to the center. And what we're going to be doing is heading towards these two little markers on my map with the people icon that I mentioned. Pretty much that is going to be where our two Forest Dweller Spears will be. So let me just head over there and fly to it. Now if it doesn't happen to be a Forest Dweller Spear no worries you can just reload from the light route area where you were and if it constantly just doesn't show up as a Forest Dweller Sword worst case scenario you grab them throw them off of the statues cause a blood moon then come back and you should get lucky. On this run I wasn't able to see any so I just go ahead and I reload again from the Korok Grove. Okay once you reload back into your game from the light route we're going to go ahead and check again if our Forest Dweller Spears are there. So I'm just going to fly over to the first one right there and it wasn't it again. So I'm going to do one more reload. Okay this time on my third reload there it is right in front of me the Forest Dweller Spear is right above so I'm just going to go ahead and grab this. Oh this looks so nice. This is such a cool this is one of the best weapons in the game in my opinion just for initiating attacks. Let me throw this away don't need that. Grab the Forest Dweller Spear and you're just going to go ahead and then fuse a puff shroom to it. Great now you have both Forest Dweller weapons and I just wanted you to have both just to have the both. I mean why not? Right that's the best part of this video have two weapons in case one breaks because they literally do the exact same thing but now you got two pristine ones to do that cool smoke screen effect. Now let's go ahead and show you this in action because now you have all the tools you need. The first thing that you want to do for the strategy now that you got all these goodies is when you see a group of enemies you want to just fly in or run in or jump in and immediately smash down the Forest Dweller weapon on the floor. You can also hit the enemy and that'll immediately cause a smoke screen. Now this smoke screen is going to make it very hard for the enemies to see you completely. You can literally do whatever you want to them at this point. You can get behind them and non-stop just one shot sneak strike them and the cool part is you can see right over here. Look, we can sneak strike even a Silver Boss Bokoblin. Boom! Knocked out completely gone. We can knock out Silver Moblins. Boom! Completely gone. We can even knock out Silver Lizalfos. Boom! Completely gone and just take out entire camps one after the other. Now the cool thing is besides just taking out these Silver ones we can also take down Level 4 constructs which are going to be fun. So the Captain constructs and the Soldier constructs that are for easy peasy. Look at this. You just jump onto them. You see them. Smash it. The smoke comes up and you can take these ones down too. You're basically unstoppable and can farm up Overworld mobs. So easily and this will raise up your experience fast as you quickly hit each camp and keep knocking them out. So you don't have to also farm big Overworld bosses in order to level up quick. You can do this to get your experience up very fast in the game by just taking out camps left and right with an awesome Ninja build. Now that you've mastered the professional Ninja build you should check out this video over here. Seriously, it'll help.