So, we all want to know what will future climate bring, but our view is quite hazy, sometimes we can't see a thing. Our program looks at climate through the lens of H2O. We try to map out all the places we might go. The state was concerned with the weather getting hotter. What might climate change do to our water? So we put together a most thorough report, even longer than the last one, which itself was not short. Let's start by recalling a sad little fact. The sky gives us water, but takes most of it back. If a vapotranspiration were to make a sound, we'd hear a great slurping from the snow, plants and ground. What do the thermometers say? The warming trend continues to this very day. While temperatures wig-wiggle from year to year, the average is shifting. This much is clear. The story is different for precipitation. Despite recent dry times that brought consternation, there seems to be no distinct longer-term trend, just wet and dry back and forth with no end. The picture is similar for annual flow, low flow since 2000, but no trends to show. But the flow that we have seen is running off early, making the fish and the farmers more surly. When we look at the index developed by Palmer, it tells us that soil moisture drops when it's warmer. So while rain gauges alone may not point it out, we are seeing a trend towards more soil moisture drought. To sum up what we see in the recent decades, more heat, more drought, flow and earlier cascades, where we see that no recent trend has been set, we must add the caution, at least not yet. We say not yet since we have expectations from greenhouse gases trapping long-wave radiation. As long as more and more GHGs are released, temperatures will go up. It's physics, not belief. How warm will it get? What might come to call? Climate models are our best tools, but they're not crystal balls. Not trusting one model to give us the answers, we huddled the models to look for consensus. The 30 odd models, they all agree, were sure to see warming of 2 to 6 degrees. If it's 6, then Boulderites will feel like jerky, baking in the temperatures of Albuquerque. The same model temperatures, compared to the past, going up so each decade, is warmer than the last. By 2050, the average year is hotter than the hottest years for which we've been here. The warming alone will have a big effect, to make things feel drier than we would expect. Assuming there is no increase in P, more ET means less runoff for you and for me. Precipes tougher to model than the straightforward warming, with all the waves and the whirls that are swirling and forming. So less P to the south, more P to the north, that's the overall pattern for what it is worth. Here in Colorado, we could go either way. More or less precip or stay much the same. Regardless of trend, you can count on one thing. From year to year, we'll still see wild swings. ET will go up and P is uncertain, so it's a good bet there's less flow for diverting. Some models do show that we might see more water, but we still have our hands full as hot gets yet hotter. Because hot and hotter makes snow melt, yet faster, and earlier runoff is harder to capture. When the big pulse of runoff is finished by June, the fish and the farmers will be gasping too soon. And don't forget, most of the water we use is put on our crops and our Kentucky blues. Plants are like people, the hotter it gets, the more that they drink and the more that they sweat. With demand heading up and supply likely down, managers of water are preparing all around. But knowing how climate change will exactly unfold making plans for multiple futures is how they now roll. There's much more to say, but I'm under duress. I leave it to the report to fill in the rest. Please download the file from this URL, but don't print it out. The Lorax can tell.


The ATF is on the front lines, and I'll fight against the crisis of gun violence. And for the first time in over seven years, the agency has a permanent director who can lead the charge. After meeting with director Detobalk, I am more confident than ever he would be a partner in ending the flow of illegal guns to New York City and taken down the violent offenders who are spilling blood in our streets. I shared with the director concrete actions the ATF can take to help with both intervention and prevention. We want ATF to double the number of ages here in New York City and we need Congress to support the ATF with the resources to make that happen. I ask the ATF to increase data sharing with the NYPD to ensure that we can collectively use the most up-to-date information and adopt more coordinated strategies. And once again, ask them to revoke the license for Polymer 80, the largest manufacturer of the ghost guns that are causing violence in our city. The director was receptive to these requests and we will be continuing the conversation in the weeks ahead. The ATF in New York are already close collaborators and I look forward to building on that partnership going forward.


What's up, people? So one of the big reasons why many people are afraid to start a YouTube channel is because of the fear of speaking in front of the camera. I had this feeling when I started this YouTube channel and this can be really intimidating at first, but with the right amount of practice, you will not only look natural on camera, but also connect and be more intimate with your audience, which in general will make your videos look way better. In this video, I will give you five tips that will quickly improve your confidence in front of the camera. Let's get into it. So I have been posting videos on YouTube for about a year now and what I can say is that even till now I still get nervous in front of the camera. For long, this has kept me from creating videos on YouTube, most of all because of the fear of judgment. Back in class, I was never the person that would speak up. I was more the kind of guy that would sit still and agree to whatever they agreed to. Bennett, do you agree with the others? I have no opinion. A long way has come since then and actually a big part was through breakdancing. We had an audience, we had like a crew that we battled against and we had judges that decided who would win the battle. I started to understand that we humans constantly judge each other. So why be afraid? You can't control it anyways. This leads me to my first tip. Don't worry about what other people think. Nothing lasts forever, although they may make judgments. They're not big enough to be remembered forever. It's like that one battle I had where I slipped off. Nobody cared. Life went on. The best thing you can do is just be open in front of the camera and say what you feel so that the audience will understand and have compassion for you. You know yourself better than I do, but I know where your mom lives. Try having control over your thoughts so that you can start shifting your thinking in a more positive way. Once you've reached that level of thinking, trust me, nobody will be able to stop you. For the second tip is try talking to yourself. I talk a lot to myself all the time because I feel lonely. Pick a topic you are passionate about. So Alexa, since I have nobody to talk to, mind if I can talk to you and practice my speaking skills? Well, I'm gonna talk anyways. So the Sony a7 III, the goal is to just speak without interruption. The more you hear yourself speak, the more you get used to it. I myself have a high voice that sounds like I've never reached purity. But in the end, who cares? What matters is what I have to say to you. Oh, and by the way, this is also great for warming up before hitting the record button. Next is to dress up to boost your confidence. Pick an outfit that makes you feel good about yourself. I usually wear my colored t-shirts that I specifically bought for my YouTube videos so that I don't always have to decide what to wear. If you want to wear a suit, go for it, man. The key is to feel confident. I also always shave my beard and calm my hair as if I had a date with a pretty girl. In reality, it's a camera I'm dating. Looking well groomed gives a more professional look to your videos. This way, you can also bring the camera closer, making it feel more personal for the audience. For my fourth tip, if you're struggling speaking freely and remembering critical points, try writing and using a script. Having a script will save you so much time and keep your video structured. Also, when the topic gets really complex, you don't have to struggle remembering all of the important points. Make sure to familiarize yourself with the script. Try not to speak in a robotic voice like Alexa.   Work with your hand.  Work with your hands. Give more facial expression and overreact. Yes, you heard me right. Overreact. In reality, it might feel like you're over exaggerating, but when you look at the video, it will actually look better and more natural. As for my last tip, messing up is part of being human. Nobody expects you to be perfect. I always try to keep that in mind because the audience likes to see when people are authentic on video. They can more likely connect and relate to you that way. The great part about a video is that you can always edit out the parts that you don't want to show your audience. And don't forget to wash your armpit because they can smell it through the camera.  Don't be too hard on yourself. Show the audience that you're human too. Be yourself and just have fun. That was it for today's video. If you enjoyed it, please leave a like and let me know in the comment section below what your way was to gain confidence in front of the camera. Subscribe to my channel if you haven't. I would really appreciate it. Follow me on Instagram at BennettGrazer. Thank you so much for watching. Stay positive and remember everybody has something to share. So go out and spread your message.


So in this video we will see how we can append the queries. So here we are having two options to append the queries, first for the append query, second is append query as new. So what is append query? So basically if we want to combine two or more than two tables into a single table then we can use the append queries. What it means and how we can do this let's go to on Power BI. So in the last videos we have seen how we can play with the query data and how we can play with the rows, how we can remove the rows, how we can keep the rows. So in this video we will see how we can combine the queries. So before going to combine the queries we just want to do one thing here as we can see we are having this US if we just want to rename this US from another character then we have few options to rename this. So how we can do this just press F2 or here and we can rename like US1. So it is renamed second we can rename from this property. So here we can use US and it is renamed. So if you want to rename our query then we can do this. Now we just want to append the queries. So go to on home ribbon and here we can see much queries and here we are having append queries. So we just want to append the queries. So here we can see just click on this arrow and we are having append queries, append queries as new. So this time just want to use append query as new. We will wait here we are having three tables Australia, UK and US. So we have to use this three or more tables. So US already here so we can remove this or we can that we append what you want. So here we can add Australia we can add UK and we can also add US. That looks good now click on OK. So we have to wait and here we are having this append one. So this is the query and I just want to rename this like country sets. So it is the combined data of Australia UK and US and here we can see we are having this all data. So I would say if we are having the column names which is not the same in the tables then it will be combined but extra columns will be added. For example in Australia we are having two columns first is ID, second is name. In the UK we are having two columns first is ID, second is gender. So after appending the query we will see we will have three columns first is ID, second is name and third is gender. So it will be combined but the condition if you want to combine only two columns the column names should be same in all the tables. So here column names was same so it looks good and we have combined. So if we use this append query as new so it is added in a new query. So if you want to combine in the existing query so we can use this append query option. So append query is not two tables or more than two tables here we can use UK. So query is appended in the existing table. So in the Australia the UK is added so we don't want to use it just cancel it and in the country cell we are having all the data from Australia, UK and US. So that's it for this video in the next video we will see how we can play with the columns. In the last video we seen how we played with the rows and in this video we seen about the append queries and in the next video we will see how we can play with the columns. So thank you so much for watching this video.


Thanks for checking out this episode of brutal battle beer break today. I'm going to be doing a beer by the brewery They're out of placentia, California I don't know I'm saying that right, but that's where they're out of this is their or Chata, which is a take on I guess it's an homage kind of to the the drink or Chata, which is a Latin drink Become pretty popular in California as well I've never had or Chata before but I know what's in it and I've seen it and I've seen people drink it on TV actually We don't get it out here. I'm on the east coast. It's not a thing But I know it's made with like tiger nuts sometimes sesame seeds stuff like that so by Seeing the consistency of it and knowing what's in it. I can guess what it's like but basically this is kind of their homage to or Chata and This is a blonde ale that's aged that's done with rice and then has vanilla beans and cinnamon added to it So sounds interesting sounds like it could be very tasty and it is 7.2 percent alcohol So oh It's like if you're familiar with the brewery. It's kind of like all their labels their labels are you know usually close to the same shape But let's see It'll be interesting to see if they're like creamy characteristics in it because I believe what I know of or Chata It looks like it is a creamy drink So I would be interested to know if they have like a creamy aspect very orange very clear Maybe a little bit of like a haziness from the cold nice white head to it Swirl it up and Okay Definitely get the vanilla coming through and the cinnamon Which is quite nice Get that blonde blonde ale type smell Very crisp refreshing. I Don't know what the what the rice particularly would smell like in this so I'm gonna say I can't pick out the rice But there is kind of like a creamy Creamy aroma to it. I feel like the the vanilla and the cinnamon Melting together are kind of making it smell like it could be kind of a creamy type beer, but smells very interesting it's actually Not in a bad way, but it has a little bit of kind of like a pep-toe-bismol type smell on the end of the aroma kind of weird Get plenty of that cinnamon right off the bat Obviously get some of the vanilla, but it's more of like cinnamon up front vanilla on the back of it Oh vanilla actually really lingers on the tongue and That kind of gives it it does give it a tad bit of a creamy aspect to it Because that that vanilla just like really lays right on your tongue hmm finishes blonde ale-ish With like a nice crisp clean note Very light, but with that little bit of creaminess a little bit of a of a hey aspect to it as well Not tasting the pep-toe-bismol that I was smelling in it. So very happy about that. I Wouldn't go wild over this beer I think it's a good beer and for what they were trying to do I'm assuming it was done well because like I said I've not had horchata before but it tastes interesting to me and It's interesting enough for me to keep going back I feel like the cinnamon is Maybe a tad bit more than I would want up front But then it kind of dissipates pretty quick and the vanilla is what I'm really liking and the way the vanilla builds up toward The end and it just kind of like lays on your palate for a while really enjoying that vanilla. So Pretty decent beer Yeah, I'll continue to drink this. I'll enjoy this. I won't go wild over it I wouldn't say this is a must-have or anything But if you already have a bottle you'll be fine with it If you like what you hear about it, then you should go get some but other than that Pretty good job the brewery. I like what you guys do typically. So thanks everyone for joining me Thanks the brewery for making interesting beers and go grab yourself a interesting beer to sip on tonight


This lecture is part of an online mathematics course on group theory and will be about some analogues of the Heisenberg group that are called, rather unimaginatively, extra special groups. I didn't invent this terminology so don't blame me for it. So in previous lectures we've classified groups of order up to 24. So let's have a quick look at groups of order 25, 26, 27, 28, and 29. And most of these nothing new happens. 25 is of order p squared, so there are two Abelian and nothing else. 26 has ordered two times a prime, so we get a cyclic and a dihedral group. 29 is prime, so we only get a cyclic group. 28 you have to think a little bit more about, but this is of the form four times a prime, so it turns out to be very similar to the case of groups of order 20. And in fact we get four groups, two Abelian ones, one dihedral one, and one binary dihedral one. So order 27 is the only order that might give some new phenomena. So while 27 is three cubed, so what we're going to look at is groups of order p cubed for p prime. And first of all there are three Abelian ones, which are not terribly exciting because we have z over p cubed z, z over p squared z times z over pz, and z over pz all cubed. So what we're going to discuss are the non-Abelian ones, and it turns out there are always two non-Abelian ones. If the group is non-Abelian, there are two possibilities, that it can have elements of order p squared, or all elements have order one or p, that's because the order must divide p cubed, and it can't be p cubed because then the group would be Abelian. Now if p equals two, we've already classified them, and there are two dihedral group of order eight, and the quaternion group of order eight, and there are no groups such that all elements have ordered two because we saw that if all elements have ordered two, the group has to be Abelian. If p is odd, then there is one group with an element of order p squared and one group of elements of order p. So although for both p equals two and p odd, we get two non-Abelian groups, they don't really quite correspond. The classification is different for p two and p odd. So in any case, we can make some easy observations about the structure of the group. If g is a group of order p cubed and is non-Abelian, the center of g is of order p, and must be isomorphic to z over pz. That's because any p group with more than one element has a non-trivial center, and the center of a non-Abelian group can't have index a prime, as we saw earlier. So it must have index p squared and must be this, and let's call the center z, and then g modulo z must be isomorphic to z modulo pz squared. I'm using z in two different ways. Here it means the integers, and here it means the center of g. Sorry about that. It's standard terminology in both cases, and that's because g modulo its center can't be cyclic unless it's trivial. So g looks, sits in an extension like this. One goes to z modulo pz, goes to g, goes to z modulo pz, all squared goes to one. So it's an extension of an elementary Abelian group of order p squared by a cyclic group of order p, and we have to figure out what it is. First, let's look at the case when all elements of order one or p. First of all, are there any examples of such groups? There aren't for p equals two, but there are for p greater than two because we can take all the following matrices that are three by three matrices. So this is in gl three of fp. This is the finite field with p elements, and this is obviously a group of order p cubed, and you can easily check it's non-Abelian. And the question is, do all its elements of order p? And if so, why do they stop having order p when p is equal to two? Well, if you look at this group here, sorry, this vector space, so here we've got a vector space, and we can define an exponential map from this to our group, and the exponential map is just given by x of A is equal to one plus A plus A squared over two factorial, and we notice that A cubed is equal to zero if A is one of these matrices. So the exponential map just looks like that, and it's got an inverse, which is the logarithm map, where log of one plus A is just A minus A squared over two, and we notice that A cubed is equal to zero. So the exponential and logarithm maps are just polynomials. And x of A plus B is equal to x with A times x with B if A B equals B A. In general, this doesn't hold, but it's at least true if A and B commute. So in particular, x of NA is equal to x of A to the power of N. And now, if we've got an element g in this group here, let's work out what g to the p is. Well, this is equal to x of p times log of g, which is equal to one because p times log of g is equal to zero because p times anything is zero since we're working over the field with p elements. So we see that all elements of this group here have order p, except when p equals two, because we need to divide by two factorials. So this only works if p is not equal to two, and this only works if p is not equal to two. So we've got a non-Abelian group of exponent p, unless p equals two. What happens if p equals two? The group just becomes the dihedral group of order eight and does indeed have elements of order four. So this argument breaks down. So this, remember when we did groups of order four or possibly eight, I think we commented that if all elements of a group of order one or two, then the group is Abelian. And we now see this fails for elements all having order one or three. So we've got a group whose elements all have order one or three, and it's not Abelian. We can easily check that there's only one such group of elements of order p, because any group of order p cubed, let's take it non-Abelian, and g to the p equals one for all p, you can see it must actually be a semi-direct product z times pz times z modulo pz, so that's z, with z modulo pz acting on this group here. Well, this is a two-dimensional vector space over a field of p elements, and its automorphisms are just two by two matrices, and the automorphisms of order p are not too difficult to classify, they're all conjugate to this automorphism here. So up to isomorphism, this element, we may as well take a generator of this element to be acting on this group here by this automorphism. So we see that this group can be given as follows. It has elements a to the p equals one, b to the p equals one, so a and b are generators of this, a, b equals b, a, so they commute with each other, and then we take an element c here, and we know c to the p equals one, and c commutes with a, cb is equal to a times bc, so you can now check that these generators do in fact define a group of order p cubed fairly easily, so this shows there's most one group of order p cubed, that's non-abelian, has all elements of order p, unless we found one for p odd, it must be that group. So there's a unique group of order p cubed for p odd with these two properties. Now let's move on to the groups where g is order p cubed, and is non-abelian, and has an element of order p squared, and let's see if we can find all such groups. Well g has a normal subgroup z modulo p squared z, so this is contained in g, so g is generated by, so z modulo p squared is generated by an element a with a to the p squared equals one, and now let's pick b not in the c modulo p squared z, and then what we know about b and a, well b has to act non-trivially on a, otherwise the group would be abelian, so bab to the minus one is equal to a to the something, and the automorphisms of z to the p squared z are all of the form a to the one plus something times p, and we can simply replace b by a power of p, and we may as well assume that it takes a to a to the one plus p, if it takes a to the one plus two p or three p, we simply change b to something else so that it's like that, and then what is b to the power of p? Well b to the power of p must be an element of order one or p here, otherwise b would have ordered p squared, so it must be one a to the p a to the p squared and so on, and you can see that the group is determined by these relations, so the only ambiguity is what is b to the power of p? Well if b to the power of p is one, then g is just a semi-direct product, z modulo p squared z times z, semi-direct product, sorry z, quotiented out by p z, and if p equals two then this case here really does give us a different group, so p equals two, this gives us the quaternion group, this is the dihedral group if p equals two, so we really get two, we really do get two different cases of p equals two, it looks at first sight as if we're also getting several different cases if p is odd, but it turns out that if p is odd then the group with b to the p equals a squared turns out to be the same as this group here, the point is we can change b to, let's call it c equals b times a, and this element has similar properties, you can see that cac to the minus one is still a to the one plus p, so the question is what is c to the power of p? So let's calculate it, well we know that bab to the minus one is equal to a to the one plus p, so c to the p is ba to the p, that's ba to the p which is ba, ba, ba, and so on, now a to the p commutes with everything, so what we can do is we can swap around this b and the a using the fact that b to the a equals ab times a to the p, so every time we swap around an a and a b we pick up an extra factor of a to the power of p, so this is equal to a to the p times ab, a, ba, ba, and so on, and then we get a to the p squared a, b, a, b, ba, and then we get a, sorry, not a to the p squared, it's a to the 2p, then we get a to the 3p times a, a, b, b, b, a, and so on, so we keep moving b's to the right, and every time we swap around a b and an a, we pick up a factor of a to the power of p, so we continue like this, and we get a to the p times p plus 1 over 2 times p times a to the p, b to the p, that's because we have to exchange a's and b's, p times p plus 1 over 2 times in order to get all the b's to the right, now if p is not equal to 2, this is of the form a to the p squared to the p plus 1 over 2, which is 1, so this is just equal to a to the p, b to the p, so so we had these relations b to the p is a to the p, but c to the p is going to be b to the p multiplied by a to the p, so this changes the p's power of our element by a factor of a to the p, so if b to the p is some power of a, so if it's a to the np say, then by changing b to b times a, we can get an element c to the p which is a to the n plus 1 times p, and by doing this repeatedly, we can just get an element, a new generator say d such that d to the p is equal to 1, so our group has relations a to the p squared equals 1, d a d to the minus 1 equals a to the 1 plus p, d to the p equals 1, so our group is a semi direct product, so we really only get two groups of order non-Abelian groups of order p cubed, and we can sort of picture them as follows, so we have two obvious ways of constructing a group of order p cubed, we can take these matrices and the second way is to take a semi direct product, p squared z, semi direct product z over p z, and we can look at these for p equals 2, 3, 5, 7, 11 and so on, and for this sort of group we get one example, and we can sort of think of these as being a family, and we also get a group like that for p equals 2, and we get a group like this for p odd, however for p even these two groups are actually isomorphic, and we get a new group which is the quaternion group q8, so this one, this group here is d8, so this is a sort of picture of the classification of groups of order p cubed, we get 2 for each prime, but we really get two families which are the different from most odd primes and happen to be the same for p equals 2, and we get a third family which only works for p equals 2, well these groups are the analogs of the Heisenberg group in quantum mechanics, so let's recall what the Heisenberg group is, I suppose you look at all functions, so f is a function from the reals to the complex numbers, and then you can transform these functions in two ways, you can take f of x to f of x plus a, so we just translate the function left or right, and we can also change the function f of x to e to the 2 pi b x times f of x, so we just multiply it by this periodic function, and in quantum mechanics one of these, I think this one corresponds to a momentum operator, and this one corresponds to a position operator, or maybe they're the other way around, I can't quite remember, so if you call this transformation ta, we call this transformation tb, we see that ta and tb don't quite commute, we can do them in one order, or we can do them in the other order, and these differ by a factor of e to the 2 pi a b, which is just multiplication by a complex number of absolute value one, so that should be tb times ta, so we get a three-dimensional group of all operations where we take f of x to e to the 2 pi i c plus b x times f of x plus a, and this gives us a three-dimensional group of transformations, and you can see that it's got a subgroup isomorphic to the circle group, just a multiplication by numbers e to the 2 pi i b x, and then it sits like that, and the quotient is just a product of two copies of the reals, because these two translations commute up to multiplication like that, so that's the Heisenberg group in quantum mechanics, it's an extension of r times r by s1. Now let's do this over a finite field, so f is now a function from a finite field to the complex numbers, and we've got these translations ta which take f of x to x plus a, where a is now in the finite field of order p, and we've got tb takes f of x to e to the 2 pi i b x over p times f of x, and this is b times x is only a number modulo p, but e to the 2 pi i has period one, so this number is actually a well-defined p through to unity, that's why we put the 2 pi i in up there, and these commute with each other, opt to multiplication by something of the form e to the 2 pi i c over p for c in the finite field, and this is well-defined because e to the 2 pi i x is periodic, so we get a group of order p cubed, which sits like this, so we just replace r by fp and replace s1 by fp, and this is now just one of the groups of order p cubed, in fact it's usually the one, it's isomorphic to the one of upper triangular matrices, so the point is that groups of order p cubed are very similar to the Heisenberg group, for instance if you look at their representation theory, the representation theory is very similar, well Heisenberg groups exist not only in one dimensional, I mean you can also do Heisenberg groups in n dimensions, and these are rather similar, except it's an extension, oops I missed out the g, one goes to s1 goes to g goes to r to the n times r to the n, so you can do the same thing except you replace one dimensional space by n dimensional space and you get a group like that, and you can do the same thing over finite fields, you get a group fp goes to g goes to fp to the n times fp to the n goes to one, and groups similar to this are called extra special groups, so what's an extra special group g, well g has order p to the one plus two n, the center is order p, let's call the center z, and g modulo z is isomorphic to z over pz to the two n, so these are the analogs of the Heisenberg groups, they should have been called Heisenberg groups, not extra special groups, but we're stuck with this rather rather silly name, so what can you do with extra special groups, well they they turn out to be quite easy to classify which is quite convenient because they they turn up quite often in groups theory, so I'll just sort of sketch how you classify them, it turns out you can build them all out of groups of order p, first of all if we take g over z which is z modulo pz to the two n, this actually has a skew symmetric form which takes ab to ab a to the minus one, b to the minus one, and this is now in the center which you can think of fp, and you can check that ab is equal to ba inverse or minus ba if you think of this as being in the finite field like that, so what we've got is really a vector space of dimension two n over a field with the skew symmetric form, and you know how to classify skew symmetric forms, skew symmetric forms are just a sum of forms with the matrix nought one minus one nought, so any skew symmetric form on a on a field if it's non-degenerate can be split up into a sum of two-dimensional forms, and similarly g sort of splits up as a central product of groups of order p cubed which we've classified there are just two of them, so a central product of two groups a and b means you take the product a and b and you identify the centers of a and b, so we're quotient out by things of the form z1 minus, so z1 prime to the inverse where we're given an isomorphism between the center of a and the center of b, well groups of all p cubed all of center equal to z so you can identify the centers and so by taking a product and taking a suitable quotient of the center you can construct all extra special groups from the groups of order p cubed, it turns out we get two extra special groups of order p to the one plus two n and these can be distinguished as follows for p odd one has all elements of order p and one has an element of order p squared, so for p even we again get two groups but you can't distinguish them like this because one always has order p squared and you can distinguish them using the aft invariant, so I'll finish this lecture by just telling you what the aft invariant is, so if you've got one of these extra special groups of order two to the one plus two n so g over z is a group z modulo two z two n and this has a quadratic form q on it, so we've got a map z modulo two z to the two n goes to z modulo two z where this is the center and this quadratic form is defined very easily q of a is just equal to a squared you know that the square of an element in g will be an element in the center and we can check that q of a plus b is sorry q of a b is q of a q of b times a b where this is the skew symmetric product a b a to the minus one b to the minus one so we've really got a quadratic form on a vector space over a field with two elements and quadratic forms on f two to the n to f can be distinguished by the aft invariant, the aft invariant is nought or one and it's given by the most common value of q it's sometimes called the democratic invariant because you just take a vote of all the values it takes and that's the aft invariant so for instance in q eight the quaternion group if you look at g modulo z that's a group of order four and the values of the squares of these elements nought one one one you remember that i squared j squared and k squared are all none zero so the aft invariant is one because one occurs most often if you look at the dihedral group and work out the squares of these elements um sorry the squares of the elements of d eight modulo the center three of them have ordered two so their square is the identity element and one has order one so the aft invariant is zero so the aft invariant the quaternion group is one and the aft invariant of the dihedral group is zero and similarly for all other extra special groups of order two to the n the aft invariant will distinguish them okay that's enough about extra special groups next lecture will be about a group theoretic map called the transfer which we will use to classify the groups of order 30


Among the ranks of the world's most successful introverts include Albert Einstein, Bill Gates, Sir Isaac Newton, Eleanor Roosevelt, Larry Page, Warren Buffett, Charles Darwin, and Elon Musk. American Business Magazine, Inc. published an article in 2015 called, 23 of the most amazingly successful introverts in history. And some other picks above might have surprised you. Notice anything else they might have in common? That's right. Many of these are also regarded as some of the most brilliant minds in history. So if you're an introvert wondering if you may also be highly intelligent or gifted, then you've certainly come to the right place. Just a quick disclaimer though, being an introvert and being a genius aren't mutually exclusive. And as of now, there is still no conclusive scientific evidence that they are. Nevertheless, here are a few psychology-backed signs that indicate a person might be both. You don't fit in a box. In her self-help blog for the highly-sensitive and gifted eggshell therapy and coaching, psychotherapist Imi Lo writes that highly intelligent people often feel they don't fit in and are usually misunderstood and cast out by others. Similar to introverts, these people have a hard time fitting in because they're not like everyone else. So if you're both, you're more likely to get strange looks from those around you. But you don't bother too much about explaining yourself because you think they just wouldn't get it. You don't bother trying to fit in too much because you know that most people just don't see the world the way you do or comprehend things on the same level. You're always exploring. In an article for WebMD, medically reviewed by Dr. Jennifer Cacerella, common signs of genius, especially in children, include an intense need for mental stimulation and engagement. Excitement about unique topics or interests and an insatiable curiosity. So it should come as no surprise then that introverted geniuses are characterized by a strong motivation to learn new things and explore their own potential, driven to constantly improve themselves. People like this often have a wide variety of interests, skills, and hobbies. You're selective. Because they prefer solitude to socializing, highly intelligent introverts are careful about who they led into their life. They will interact the most with like-minded people and keep a close knit, carefully chosen circle of friends by their side. In fact, one study by psychologists Lee and Kanazawa even found that highly intelligent people tend to be happier alone than hanging out with a group of friends, which explains why introverted geniuses are so selective about who they let in. You're highly observant. In an article for Psychology Today, best-selling self-help author Lynn Taylor states that being highly observant is one of the biggest strengths of being an introvert and it's a trait that they share with many remarkable thinkers. An introvert will tend to notice their environment and the people in it as they're spending more time in the analytical zone. She writes, introverts are also able to combine their imagination and observation skills to develop a sharp wit. Furthermore, being highly observant also makes introverts better able to make connections and notice details that others often overlook. But maybe you're a bit clueless too.  It confuses me how someone so clever can be so clueless at the same time. Well, if that's the case, you can at least take comfort in the fact that you're not alone. In fact, Albert Einstein was notorious for not knowing something as simple as driving a car and Dr. Matt Taylor, the lead astrophysicist behind the Rosetta Space Mission, has often been described by his own family as lacking common sense. Psychologist Dr. Michael Woodley theorizes that this could be because highly intelligent people have brains that aren't wired to deal with unimportant details and menial tasks. You have a rich inner world. Psychologist, Marti Olson-Laney, in her book, The Introvert Advantage, writes that introverts have a longer neural pathway for processing stimuli, which is associated with better long-term memory, planning, and an improved ability to attend to one's thoughts and feelings, even at the same time. So on a neurological level, introverts differ from extroverts in that they're more likely to have a rich and complex inner world fulfilled with novel thoughts and ideas, much like highly intelligent individuals. As steep thinkers with boundless curiosity, they tend to spend a lot of time daydreaming or imagining different scenarios and possibilities. You have a strong sense of self. Last, but certainly not least, what distinguishes introverted geniuses from the rest is that they have a strong sense of self, which makes them less susceptible to external factors such as social norms and peer pressure. They're frequently seen as forward thinkers and trailblazers, since they're more inclined to trust their own instincts and develop original solutions and ideas. To quote author Susan Cain, who penned quiet, the power of introverts in a world that can't stop talking. In an interview for The Scientific American, solitude is a crucial and underrated ingredient for creativity. So, do you relate to any of the things we've mentioned here? Do you think you might be an introverted genius? Of course, these are just a few characteristics that introverts and geniuses have in common and isn't necessarily definitive proof that someone is an introverted genius. It's important to note that each person is different and intelligence can manifest in many different ways. Let us know in the comments, what are some of the traits you think might make you an introverted genius? And until next time, don't forget to like and subscribe to our channel. Thanks for watching and see you in the next video.


What is up guys Joe Holland here? I am on the road I'm actually on the statewide famous Golden Road coming out of Milanock in Maine heading on another ice fishing camping trip To the famous Chamberlain Lake and Chamberlain Lake chain on the Allagash waterway We got a little bit of a sloppy situation here driving up this morning It's been a couple two or three hours the roads are slick as a bottle and We've had rain all morning in 19 to 20 degrees which doesn't really make a lot of sense But that's the way it's coming and it's just turning the snow now Which I'm kind of welcome in that because she is pretty sloppy. It was ice on top of ice for quite a while I Got about an hour to go if things go well and the traveling is good. I'm just kind of putting along I'm running a little bit later than I'd like to but hopefully I'll be able to get in there and get set up before too late Tonight the boys are already in there. I am meeting up with Brandon and Cameron tonight Maybe Kyle too. I'm not sure who else is in there already You might remember those guys from my West Grand Series. These guys are just a great group of die-hards That go hard at their fishing really really love ice fishing and they've spent a decent amount of time up here So we're gonna hook up for this trip and we'll probably fish together a bunch and maybe eat some meals together and should have a good time I will be tenting either on the ice or near the ice this chain of lakes is always subject to flooding and Flood with slush which can be just brutal. So I might be just off the edge of the lake I might be in the woods. We'll see once I get up here This week is looking like we got some brutal cold coming in Tomorrow, let me think tomorrow or the next day I guess it's supposed to be a high of negative 10 with a low of 20 below And that's what they're reading for the milanocket to Ashland area And it's usually about 10 degrees colder than that once you get inside here and on the water We're gonna have some pretty pretty cold days pretty cold nights this week doesn't look like a lot of wind So it shouldn't be too bad one thing. I'm really excited about you might have seen in my previous video is I'm bringing up the New snowmobile. It's got less than a hundred yards on it for mileage We're gonna have to break it in this trip and I'm super super excited to have that beast up here the goal for today is to get in there find the boys get set up and Get ready for a big day of fishing tomorrow and a big day of fishing for the rest of the week Timeline for this trip. I don't know. I might stay Four days. I might stay a week. I might stay ten days I really don't have a schedule on this one a lot of times weather is my dicting factor of what drives me away or not Other than just cold winter weather. It doesn't look like a lot coming couple snow days But nothing crazy, but as we all know these mountains up here. They do make their own weather So who knows what's gonna happen once you get up here? Man these roads are Greasy, I'm gonna take it down a gear just to make sure I get up there I'd rather show up a half hour an hour later than I was planning on and get there safe than spend the night In a ditch. I've actually done that up here when I used to trap We had a you know a couple inches of snow on the ground enough on the sides of the road that it rain that it froze hard man, it was like Worse than a bottle. It was like a skate rink and I slid right through and truck pretty much laid on its side And I hadn't spent the night in the truck on its side Which I don't really like doing that too much So I'm gonna slow her down a year and try to make it in there safe almost six hours That was a lot of driving. I think I got all the blood squeezed out of that steering wheel I white-knuckled it for quite a bit of that trip. It was pretty ugly out there for quite a while and Lookie here. There's the boys.  How's it going?  This has got some fishing stuff and the sled I'm gonna wear that stuff out and here's my second load right here that we're gonna load up and Brandon's They were threatening me with a hot cup of coffee.  The wind's actually howling pretty good surprisingly But holy cow look at all the brand new expeditions SWT Ellie Ellie Holy cow Oh Now you're talking my language Who got that deer? I'll be all right there Joe nice. Oh, yeah, that's the good stuff.  Thanks guys really appreciate it this this rig of Brandon's with the high sides There's got like 12 inch sides built on it is the that's the cat's meow, isn't it? She works good. Yeah That's sled smells new Joe Yeah, I gotta burn the paper off of that Those are the dollar bills burning off it. Oh, yeah, she'll get broken this week. Yeah, so Cameron Cameron broke. I don't yeah, you gotta like yank it out. Yes. Really pull on. Yeah, she's new I don't know where it sets Cameron's is brand new to right how many miles on yours bud Let's see Joe. Oh 75 nice. All right All right, so suppose that's normal, right? Oh, yeah, yeah 536 clock chili dogs in the parking lot sure pop out easy. Oh cool. How'd you do that? These tabs here. They have it so you can hold it just like that. That's awesome 330 now Joe that'll give you a couple hours to I just need an hour I'll probably get set up and get all ready for for bed and then come out. That's what I figured. Yeah awesome All right, there they go. I'm in here guys. It's pretty windy. It's a little chillier and windier than I expected Tomorrow we got 35 mile an hour gusts and right around zero-degree temperature coming south southwest. So this It sounds right that way So it should come that way through through the woods So if I move a little closer to the woods, I'll be protected I'm not setting up on the ice because it is just a slush pit out there. I can't even get over how slushy it is So no setting up on the ice this year I'll be off the off the ice and set up on shore somewhere nice So I'm gonna get set up.  I got more gear I think that I've ever brought on a trip just because I'm not too many miles from the truck and figured I Might be here a while and we're fishing lake trout with fishing white fish and we're fishing brook trout I'm videoing. I'm camping Yeah, so a lot of gear This is not a minimalist trip if you guys are looking for a minimalist trip stay tuned I might shoot one of those at some time, but it's tough to be super comfortable in these conditions We're gonna have negative 28 in two days So that's not a time to be messing around trying to be a minimalist Let's get set up Okay got a slight Got a slight over dig in this area. The thing I got to do is I just got to get around these rocks They're sticking up so that way the floor is nice and flat I could throw some snow back on to kind of make a padded level pad there I'm gonna build a snow wall over here to help block some of that wind and There is ice underfoot if the lake was this level not too long ago when it froze it's dropped now and It comes up and down so there is ice where I could at least get a screw somewhat into this and then I might have to lay some logs down to hold it down in that 30 mile an hour wind Okay, that's probably the longest it's taken me to lay the floor yet because there's a lot of rocks here Like I said, I'd love to be able to set up on the flat ice But I can't because the slush could come up five or six inches overnight and that would be terrible That would be Dangerous very dangerous to so I dug this whole area out couldn't get it to lay flat I even leveled it with snow, but there was just too many rocks So I boarded that plan came over here and dug this area out and I got it to lay Fairly flat. So now it's time to set up the tent before it gets dark We are on the clock right now fellas. That could be an issue. I'm not getting all these to go down because of the rocks so I might have to Get some logs or something to lay down on top of this because we got some serious winds coming I guess Everything's fighting me right now. Nothing's going together.  We got the floor down beds made now. We got everything under control. We're gonna take a breath I'm starting to sweat and that's not a good thing out here either. So and it's getting dark. So what I'm gonna do is finish setting up in here and Get camp Made and ready to go Okay, I'm set up. I got the shell up the floor down Everything in here is pretty well set up and now it's time to unpack and then I'm gonna run out and eat some dinner with Brandon and the boys. I Got a mess in here now, but everything's in We're out of the wind And now it's just a matter of unpacking got a new addition my buddy built for me That is a boot dryer that fits underneath the buddy heater and then a little tabletop up here And then a couple rails to put some traps and dry out the reels at night. It's a little big We might have to downsize it a little bit so it fits in here a little bit better space is definitely an issue Hey, yeah, how was it?  That's what we got going on out here for me There's an aeration going Mike set up got some cat ice on there. Yeah That was Mike's bait pail from today, but what's a nice melt in there? Oh, man These are we got beautiful smell come from different bait. We brought it up. Well, that's a good smell Well, yeah There's a five pounder right now licking his chops over these things Yeah Beauties. Yeah, we ain't lost three or four pieces. This one a lot of them Oh, you're smelting there, too. Oh, that's what we brought 15 dozen Wow Then what are you guys running for a system here? It's Mike bought that off Amazon, but we just a little one in Verda Oh, it's got it's got a six hose manifold on it and all of my tanks off it and pretty awesome Do you think the lettering Joe? I love it Yeah, I love it. This is awesome. It's quite a Impressive shack. Oh, yeah, I mean it sleeps for pretty comfortably We stayed 13 nights in the shack up here last year. You know what I mean? And there was never a cold night Yeah And it's not in there but outside was brutal.  Yeah Yeah, it's awesome. I love it Beautiful live for it. We got a whole week Joe to show them how it's done. I know it We'll get it done fellas I have a lot of high hopes every time I fish with these guys not only have we caught a lot of fish But we've caught some pretty good fish and if nothing else, you know You ain't gonna get cheated as a viewer because we're gonna go We are gonna go ahead at them. We know that Yeah, a few people at home. We're gonna say Tuesday morning. These guys are crazy. We are pretty crazy Yeah, and and we'll show you a lineup of some nice new sleds to tomorrow. Yeah When we get some daylight Ellis Brooke in the morning Ellis Brooke, okay So we're heading to Ellis Brooke off of Chamberlain Lake Southwest heavy wind. I think we'll be semi-protected if we're not gonna continue on we're gonna find a place out of the wind We can't fish 35. It's gonna be yeah No, it's a miles an hour Miles an hour. That's that's a ripping wind especially at zero Nothing you want to stand out in no especially at zero, but We might yeah, this chili we might want to eat some of that tomorrow, too So guys we are back at it You might recognize a couple of these guys from last year's West Grand Slam and even Brandon from catching a giant brookie up here Last year. Yeah. Oh, that's a huge brookie I can't even tell you how happy I am They got a beautiful set up here. We'll look at it a little bit better when we got some more light What do you guys think? I'm hoping for the best tomorrow I don't know But I think we're going we're gonna catch some fish tomorrow. I feel good about it. I get a good feeling We got an eight eight and nine mile ride I feel good about it. Yeah, what are you thinking brookies tomorrow? There's a shelf that we they cost a nice lake is last time. I think we'll see both tomorrow Yeah, you want to set for both or that's what we're gonna try Alice Brooke comes off like so long ways like this. There's not a lot of water It's just mud flat bottom and then it will roll off you get out that quite a ways You'll get out into like 10 20 you have to go a long ways get 25 They won't be Cameron Yeah, I mean a little ways. Yeah, and then the next day. What are we looking at for weather the next day? Bummy, we're gonna settle in find a good jig hole and hope for the best that day Joe What days are supposed to blow to Win tomorrow 35 Okay, are we gonna be any protection or we gonna be right into it real feel in the morning negative 16 And then we're gonna drop down into a real feel of 29 below So it's gonna feel like Florida. Yeah What's the plan for the week who's who's coming in who's you got camera and I and Mike first of the week here and then Wednesday Mike's gonna leave us and then one actually calling gonna join us I'm gonna join us and we'll have a group of four again to go at it again You want to introduce the bar to the YouTube world? Yeah, sure My buddy Mike we've fished together off and on for 20 years. You know what I mean started at West Grand Had a lot of fun together and he come up here with us last year showed us how to catch some brook trout I guess so we're gonna put any numbers on the board. That's why we brought him So these guys got up here. They were able to fish today, right? Yeah, today your first day. We're gonna hear about 10 o'clock last night. How'd it go today? We caught two decent mark got a nice brook trout 17 so I got a decent 17 or so another small 12. He I got nothing to talk about You don't mess around with the little ones though Cameron. We've seen you. We only go for the big one Yeah, we're just waiting for the end of the week. Yeah tomorrow Anything's possible. Yeah, what are we working off for dinner tonight fellas? Oh Oh jalapeno cheddar bratwurst. Oh, nice With the hot moves chili the hot moves chili. Yeah, it might be a better night than morning That's gonna work right there boys That are filled boy. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah So who shot this moose? Me and my buddy Josh Zone one. Oh, yeah, we camped up We tinted in town alley gas right there Monday morning. We woke up It was 20 degrees She was cold Not an insulated no no no insulated. Oh, yeah, we stenton. Yeah Just sold Ozak trail tent brought the buddy. He did left that on but thank God What was it for moves What do you weigh seven 750 pounds 40 45 inch spread I think nice nice moves shot him open in Open in day in the evening. I I do like eating moose. I think more than anything. Oh, yeah, absolutely I gotta I brought a pile of moose burger. I yeah, I love not only is it good in stuff, but it'll stand on its own Oh, yeah. Yeah, that's all we've eaten. Yeah So we tacos moose burger. Yeah Nice All right Made it back Made it back to the shack That's a good feeling there was a pile of slush a ton of slush out there. I Hum just besides myself. I cannot even believe how awesome that new snowmobile is. That's the smartest thing I ever did You know coming out here and doing the type of stuff I'm doing was to buy that snowmobile because I hit like probably a Miles worth of slush out there You know five six inches of snow on top of six inches of slush on top of the ice and there's no way There's no way at all my other snowmobile would have made it through it I'd be sitting out there, you know at night digging trying to dig out a snowmobile with another mile ahead of me of slush and Today pulling those two sleds out. It was Really heavy a lot of weight full of gear hold my gear and I hit that same slush pocket and Just hit the throttle and she just floated a little bit and kind of slid and just Right through it. So I am pretty stoked about that snowmobile guys. It's I'll talk more about it. I'm sure a lot over the course of this trip, but Already it's it's already worth it just after the after that Getting through all that slush and conditions We're we're in for some super cold some serious cold weather coming and There's a lot of slush on the ice so it's gonna be pretty messy right now. We're looking at like Mid-20s it's starting to snow. It's about 7 30 at night. I'm gonna tidy up camp a little bit more kind of Unpack everything just right brush the old chompers and probably do a little bit of reading Because there's there's no service up here. We're so far from town. There's no service for my iPad or anything So I can't return comments or follow Follow anything on YouTube while I'm up here on this trip So it'll be going old school reading some books and I'll I don't even know what I threw in there for books I threw a couple good ones in there. I hope I'm gonna hit breakfast here in the morning I have a problem the eggs fell out of my tote when I was unloading the truck So I know I'll crack quite a few of them. We'll see I brought two dozen. I don't think I have two dozen right now and there's not many chickens running around So I got to make do with what I have but I got taters some toast and some eggs And I chopped up a bunch of onions and peppers before I left home and got those in bags, too So I'll probably do a pretty good size breakfast here in the morning Definitely do coffee here before I go on any trip Especially to a new body of water that I don't fish a lot and even the ones that I do fish a lot The laws change so frequently in Maine as the biologists try to manage each fishery So before I left I printed up the all the laws and the special laws on Everybody of water connected to this to Chamberlain and to other bodies of water nearby with all the limits The sizes when you could fish it what you could use for bait And you know if you guys live out of state you can kind of see they're pretty extensive the laws and they can Get confusing so what I've learned is I just copy and paste it and and put it in a file and just print them for every every lake So I got several lakes here. I have One two three four five different lakes printed out on this and what the game laws off or for each of them So that way I am fishing within the laws and that's a good Responsible thing that every angler should do if you're gonna plan a trip to any lake and then you know in case We get slushed out or blown off these lakes That's why I have the other area lakes in case we got to go to a smaller lake or try somewhere else on the same note I printed up another fishing license copy. I got my snowmobile registration I got my trailer registration in a plastic bag and that'll stay either in my bibs or It'll stay on the snow will be on this trip It'll probably just stay in that big box in the snow will be ill and if a if a warden checks us Or any law enforcement officer I'll have all my paperwork ready to go and dry in that bag. All right guys. Let's take a look at camp We got a couple new additions and a couple new tweaks to camp for this one. I knew it was gonna be colder. So I Ended up bringing some more propane. It's in the truck Which is only four miles away, which is pretty nice So I could always run out and get resupplied bring the old can out and empty can out new can in or as I get Close I can just bring another one in which is nice new stuff so far I'm trying out one of these blower fans right here. That's a heat activated blower fan As you can see it's ripping pretty good, and I just got it. I just have it set on the big buddy heater right there It's not even attached to it yet. I'll attach it if I like it I want to see if it just pushes the the warm air around that's one thing that the big buddy heaters without the fans Lacks is moving the water moving the water moving the hot air around it doesn't move the hot air around as well So the area right in front of it's usually really hot without a fan So I have hung a fan from the ceiling as well. I broke the clip that hangs it That's why I don't have it on this camping trip the Coleman. I'm getting it dialed in pretty good I haven't done the tweaks to it that some of the viewers had mentioned to get those dials Adjusted just right, but it's so it burns so hot compared to my other one that I can't even grab my Coffee pot anymore, so I put a wooden handle on my coffee pot That'll be tomorrow be the first go with that thing to see if that works and holds up I just formed it around the metal handle and threw a couple dials in glued them So we'll see if the glue holds after heat that up and perking some coffee But I got another Milwaukee light up here that that I could bring with me or throw in the back And that snow will be all pretty well this great big thing in here That is my new boot drying rack so that the buddy heater will fit right underneath those boots and each night I can swap out if I'm using rubber or leather boots and dry them there now It does have a spot in the back to hang other boots, but it's kind of hard to get to I'm actually gonna cut that back part out So this can actually fit against that wall a little bit better But on the top here is like a catch-all where I can throw some batteries and some battery chargers and stuff and I Got my olive oil and some honey up there, too But that's about it for new stuff I've only forgotten one thing for this trip that I can think of now is a porcelain coffee mug Which I really like to have one drinking coffee. I don't know why even even when I'm camping I do like it a little bit better, but I forgot that so I do have a metal one like a Yeti That I can drink out of too, but I'll check the truck and see if I don't have one kicking around in there Every once in a while I do have one in there I'm thinking maybe there's one on the passenger seat So I'll check tomorrow when I go out and see the boys, but that's the new stuff right now It's snowing out there. It's mid 20s still and it's just kind of spitting snow I don't think it's gonna accumulate too much more than an inch so doesn't seem like it's gonna be much But camps looking pretty cozy couple things that That make it really nice is you know with the wood floor I brought a broom which just sounds like something you'd never even ever think about bringing price fishing It sweeps all the snow out and if the snow turns to stand in water with the buddy buddy heater Then I could sweep that out as well So once you get that water out of here and the snow out then everything can stay pretty dry But once you get the water and the snow the snow melting in here then the condensation builds up pretty good So brooms always pretty handy the boot hangers gonna be the boot dryers gonna be really handy and then hangers You know like I don't think you should put a ton of stuff hanging off the the ceiling You know because you end up just pulling those down to close it anyway But it is nice hanging some jackets up and some shirts up on those so hangers are pretty good Yeah, that's about it over here I have I have a tote with some paper towels and this is all food over here There's cans in the bottom this tote right here has various camping stuff and batteries Over here. I'm gonna have the lights. You know that one tower does a really good job In the corner. There's my bag of clothing and some warm warm weather clothes I'm all set up here with just the sleeping bag I might bring a blanket in tomorrow night Just because if we're looking at negative 20 or negative 30 degrees Fahrenheit without the wind It wouldn't hurt to have an extra blanket Got my chair here got some electronics behind me stored and then over here is my Refrigerator, there's a section that the floor didn't quite cover So it goes right down to the ice and snow and I throw the food over there that I like to keep cold And if I need to thought out I just bring it over here if it'll fall But that's about it camp super cozy the floor is the deal for me having that one floor there was It took a lot of time today to set it up probably longest I've ever taken because I had to get off the lake because there's so much slush out there And there's more slush coming all the time I don't know why if you guys know why it's making so much slush leave it in the comments So I got I'm about probably a foot higher than the lake and There's rocks here So I'm actually on the shoreline But there's ice over it where the either the snow had melted or where the lake froze and then it Kept lower and that foot so there is some ice here I got the cleats and the spikes to go into some of them But not all of them, which is why I banked it a lot. I bent my shovel I think shoveling into too many rocks and the snow is really heavy So I think I was gonna build like a really nice wall on this side with that 35 mile an hour wind coming To block some of that wind but with my shovel bent. We'll see we'll see how early I get up in the morning, too


Thank you NHS. You are heroes, apparently. For weeks at the start of the coronavirus pandemic we were all encouraged to stand on our doorsteps and applaud the NHS. Well that's fair enough if that's what you want to do but let's have a closer look at this before we decide whether to clap our hands or not. During the Covid pandemic videos and images began to appear from NHS hospitals of doctors and nurses performing dance routines and to be clear these were recorded while we were being told that the NHS was overwhelmed and doctors and nurses were putting their lives on the line. We were also denying all medical care except for coronavirus. People were dying while doctors were dancing. There's nothing wrong with medical staff letting off steam but performing dance routines on camera is that appropriate and how much time did it take? Meanwhile how many people were dying? How many people were denied life-saving treatment? According to reports in 2020 a shocking two-thirds of people with life-threatening conditions were denied care. Seven out of ten people with diabetes, 65% of those with high blood pressure and 64% of people suffering from breathing problems have had care cancelled by the NHS across the UK during the pandemic. This would be staggering enough but when it's happening while doctors dance it's even harder to take. We don't know the death toll that has resulted or will continue to result from this abandonment of vulnerable people by the health service. Now we're in late 2021 and much of the Covid crisis is supposed to be behind us. Has NHS treatment improved? Don't bet on it. Let me tell you just some of the stories I've heard from individuals that have contacted me in just the last few weeks. One, an elderly man with dementia goes missing in an Essex hospital for 12 hours and is only located by his own daughter. Two, a young woman on lifelong asthma medication has now denied this medication going forward. They're just not going to give it to her anymore. Three, a seven-month wait for an MRI scan following a mini-stroke. Four, a patient refused an in-person appointment with a GP because he wasn't vaccinated. Five, a person chases an appointment after weeks and weeks of waiting only to be told there was no record of that patient. It goes on and on. Even before Covid the NHS was starting to collapse under the weight of its bureaucracy and sheer incompetence. Getting a doctor's appointment was already a struggle and the chances of you seeing the same doctor twice were practically non-existent. We already had an 18-week wait for referral appointments. 18 weeks. That's around four months. Four months for a medical appointment. And have you tried to get an NHS dental appointment lately? It's a farce. The people of Britain pay for the NHS. We are taxed heavily for it and yet when we need it, it's not there. The tax, however, doesn't get any lower. What a surprise. This has to stop. We're being made fools of. The only people getting decent healthcare in this country at the moment are refugees. They are well looked after. But the taxpayer, the system doesn't care about them anymore. If you want free healthcare and I think we should keep that, then the system has to work. We can't have open borders. We can't have doctors refusing to see patients for not being vaccinated. And we can't have medical staff dancing on TikTok while patients are denied life-saving care. Government after government does nothing to improve how the NHS is run. Nothing at all. Their answer to all of its problems is to throw more and more of your money down the NHS drain. Enough. Those who run the NHS are completely unaccountable to the public. That's the first change we need to make. That's why for Britain would introduce legislation that would allow the public to remove incompetent NHS management. The government must stop throwing money to create more and more levels of useless bureaucracy. The whole thing has to be rethought. It needs to start again from scratch. We need a change at the top. We need to insist that we will not tolerate more of the same. In other words, we need to vote differently. If you want a working NHS, vote for it. Vote for Britain. Thank you for watching. If you would like to stay updated with all of our latest videos, please like the video below and subscribe to our channel. As you probably know, for Britain is shadow bound on most social media, so it's really important to like and share our videos in order to get our message out. Thanks again for helping us to fight back. Thanks again for helping us to bring back Britain.