All right. My name is Dan Ilyan. I will be talking today about the stability and structure of fields in a flow with a hydrodynamic discontinuity. The motivation for this project is that interfacial mixing and transport, they control a broad range of processes in fluids, plasmas, and materials. For example, they control supernova infusion, planetary convection, reactive flows, formation of phases in supercritical fluids, also material transformations, and material transport across the interface is often characterized by sharp and rapid changes of the flow fields and relatively small effects of dissipation and diffusion. All this may lead to a formation of discontinuities that separate the phases of the fluid at macroscopic scales. In this project, we looked at the far field approximation. We considered the far field approximation of the evolution of a hydrodynamic discontinuity that separates incompressible ideal fluids of different densities and has a mass flow across it. We solved the boundary value problem. We find the fundamental solutions of the linearized dynamics and we directly link the interface stability to structure of the flow fields. We identify a degenerate and singular character of the classic solution by Lundau and show that eliminating this degeneracy leads to a neutrally stable solution whose vertical field can seed the instability. In addition, we find that the interface stability is linked to the magnitude of energy fluctuations at the interface. Specifically, the interface is unstable if the energy fluctuations are large compared to the kinetic energy flux and it is stable if the energy fluctuations flux at the interface is small. And Lundau solution is consistent with the case where the flux is large. So the schematics of the flow look like this. We have light fluid on top with density rho L and velocity VL and a heavy fluid on the bottom with corresponding density and velocity. Then in the middle, we have a perturbation of characteristic length lambda and we consider the perturbation velocity, the velocities at the interface to be a sum of the bulk velocity and the perturbation velocities. So the definitions are fairly standard. The density is rho. The velocity is V. The pressure is P. The specific internal energy is given by E and its physics definition. In addition, we define energy and specific enthalpy and we introduce a continuously differentiable local function theta that is less than 0 in the light fluid and greater than 0 in the heavy fluid. This allows us to define unit normal and tangential vectors to the interface as shown there and to describe the mass flux across the interface. Now, the fluids we're dealing with are incompressible and ideal so the specific internal energy does not change. So it's derivative so what time and space are also 0. The flow that we are considering is two-dimensional as shown on this picture. It's the flow is along z and the perturbation is along x and it's periodic with wavelength lambda. The governing equations are the conservation of mass momentum and energy. Thanks to the function theta, we can describe the flow field in the entire domain by using the heavy side function as a sum of the flow, the fields in the heavy and in the light fluid. The governing equations are the conservation of mass momentum and energy and the boundary conditions for those equations at the interface are the balance of flux of mass, tangential and normal components of momentum and energy at the interface, also known as the Rankine-Huginio boundary conditions. The outside boundary conditions as shown on the slide with the schematic are just the bulk velocities in the heavy and light fluid. The characteristic length scale is given by 1 over k where k is the wave vector of the perturbation and the time scale is also given on the screen. So in the leading order, the flow is uniform. We can define the function theta to be just minus z and we will get these boundary conditions. Now if we look at a small perturbation, we will add a perturbation term to the velocity, the pressure, the enthalpy, and the flux. And these perturbations terms, of course, will be small. We can then define our actual perturbation as part of theta and then we obtain the following boundary conditions. So the structure of the solution that we're looking for as per experimental observations as per Lindau's theoretical framework is such that there is a potential velocity field in the heavy fluid and there is a potential end vertical velocity field in the light fluid. The fluid potentials have this form. They are oscillating along x as expected because of the perturbation and they are decaying exponentially along z. The interface perturbation also has an exponential form. It oscillates along x and the pressure perturbations can be derived as follows. Of course, the vertical field does not contribute to the pressure perturbations and the k tilde gives us a characteristic length scale for the vortex. It's useful to define dimensionless values, such as the dimensionless characteristic frequency and the density ratio. Our solution has the form given on the screen. It's a vector. And as shown on the previous slide, all of these values have an exponential term with time. So when we plug them into the boundary conditions, we are able to obtain this form. And because of how the time comes into play in this solution, we are able to simplify this expression down to a matrix because we're differentiating the with respect to time here. In a non-degenerate case, the matrix p has an inverse. And this will come into play in just a few slides. And so then we can express the pr dot equals sr as that. And so we then can find the fundamental solutions by finding the eigenvalues of that system. The final solution will be a linear combination of the fundamental solutions. And their general form is given here. So now, going to the actual system, if we balance the fluxes of mass, tangential, normal, components of momentum, and energy across the interface, we will find these boundary conditions. The matrix that I described on the previous slide has this form. And its eigenvalues are given here. We have two eigenvalues that correspond to a stable solution. One eigenvalue and the third eigenvalue corresponds to an unstable solution. The fourth eigenvalue is formally stable. So now, we will look at the velocity fields of this solution. In this case, we're looking at the first solution, which is stable. There is a phase difference between the velocity fields of the light and heavy fluids. You see the velocity fields are slightly out of phase with each other. And the pressure fields are in anti-phase. The region of high pressure in the light fluid corresponds to a region of low pressure in the heavy fluid and vice versa. If we look at the complex conjugate of this solution, we see a very similar picture. It is the velocity fields are slightly out of phase. The pressure fields are in anti-phase. And now, the third solution, which is omega equals, it's formally unstable, but it is not a trivial solution because it has a non-zero eigenvector. And the vertical and potential components of the light fluid are non-zero as well. It just so happens that together, they cancel each other out. And this leads to zero perturbation fields in both the light and heavy fluid. The stable solution described here has a vertical component that increases as we go away from the interface. And in order to satisfy the boundary conditions, we must set the constant of integration for the solution to zero. Now, going to the classic Landau system, instead of balancing the energy flux across the interface, the fourth boundary condition is that of the continuity of the normal component of perturbed velocity. This is equivalent to a zero perturbed mass flux across the interface. The matrix is given here. And this matrix only has three eigenvalues. This corresponds to the Landau-Durier instability described in this paper. And this solution is stable. And this solution is formally unstable. But as we will see, it is zero, just like in the case with the conservative system. So about the three eigenvalues, the system has four independent degrees of freedom, and it has four equations. However, there are only three fundamental solutions. So the case must be the generate. And indeed, if we look separately at the two matrices, S and P, where L is given by S minus omega P, we see that the matrix P does not have an inverse, because it has a row of its fourth row is all zeros. This is due to the boundary condition to the fourth boundary condition that says that the normal component of perturbed velocity across the interface is continuous. This same condition implies that the perturbed mass flux at the interface is constant and zero. In order to lift this degeneracy, we may modify this condition to a more general form and just set it equal to a constant. This will correspond to the partial derivative of mass flux with time to be equal to zero at the interface. And so, we call this the dynamic Lundau system, because the boundary condition is dynamic. So we have a time derivative in the fourth condition here now. And now the matrix is given by this. And as you can see, we have omegas on the fourth row, which implies that the matrix P does not have all zeros. Which implies that the matrix is invertible and the solution will not be degenerate. And indeed, it has four eigenvalues. The first three are the same as before. This corresponds to the unstable solution. It corresponds to the Lundau derivative instability. This is a stable solution, as we'll see in two slides. It will have to be equal to zero because of the same vortex at infinity. And this solution is formally unstable, but it has a zero field. And the last solution, it's closely related to the first solution in how the velocity fields are structured. So let's look at that a bit more closely. The large scale for the first solution, there is a large scale of vortex in the bulk of the fluid. It may be a bit difficult to see here, but there is a larger picture in a few slides when I will talk about the fourth solution. But still, one can see that there is a vortex here, as opposed to no large scale of vortex in the bulk in the heavy fluid. There is only potential motion in the heavy fluid. The pressure fields are in phase at the interface, unlike for the conservative system. So the region of high pressure corresponds to the region of high pressure in the heavy fluid corresponds to the light fluid as well. The second solution, which is formally stable, it has a vertical field that increases away from the interface. And in order to satisfy the boundary conditions, the integration constant for this solution must be set to zero. The third solution, which is identical to the third solution in the conservative system, also gives a zero for the same reason. Its eigenvector is not zero. But the omega equals r, the vertical and potential fields cancel each other out in the light fluid. And now the fourth solution, it is neutrally stable. And it has a large scale of vortex. Now if we look at both the first solution and the fourth solution, the first is on the left, the fourth is on the right, we see that while both of them have a large scale of vortex, the first solution has a finite length vortex. And the neutrally stable solution has an infinite vortex. A side of that difference, these solutions are fairly qualitatively similar. They both possess a vertical field that is in phase in the heavy and light fluids at the interface. They have a thin layer between the bulk and the interface motion, and the motion in the heavy fluid is potential. So the scale of the vortex in the solution that is the Landau-Derrier instability, that vortex has a, the scale of that vortex is related to the energy. It's related to the density ratio of the two fluids. But as I mentioned, in the fourth, in the neutrally stable solution, that vortex is infinite. This is interesting because the vortex in the infinite vortex may serve as a seed for the Landau-Derrier instability. Now I will briefly talk about the role of energy fluctuations in the conservative system. So recently it was found that the classic Landau solution is not compatible with energy conservation at the interface. And so the question we asked is what is the effect of energy fluctuations on interface stability? So the interface, at the interface fluids undergo a phase transition. They may transform into one another. And this process may be accompanied by energy fluctuations. So if we introduce an additional energy source at the interface, we can model this effect. So these boundary conditions are identical to the ones for the conservative system, except for this term here, which models the energy flux at the perturbed interface. The matrix is given here. The eigenvalues can be found from this equation and they are fairly complex. So I will not show them here. However, I will show this graph which demonstrates the behavior of the behavior of each of the four eigenvalues as the value of fluctuations goes from 100 to 100. And also I will remind that this chart is obtained for a low value of fluctuations, but it is identical to the one we obtained in the conservative solution. And the one on the right is obtained for a large value of fluctuations, but it is identical to the graph of the eigenvalue graph for the Lendau solution. So to summarize, we have considered in a far-field approximation the evolution of the hydrodynamic discontinuity. We've solved the boundary value problem and we've provided fundamental solutions for the linearized dynamics and showed a link between interface stability and the structure of flow fields. We identified the degenerate and singular character of the classic Lendau solution and showed that if we eliminate this degeneracy, we can obtain a neutrally stable solution whose infinite vortex may seed the Lendau durian stability. And we showed a link between the flux of energy fluctuations at the interface and interface stability. Thank you.


You look pretty good in that. Mr. President, we've been listening to some suggestions. Iron Steel is about the steel companies. They are in very poor shape. They have been very good at investing in the last few years, modernizing their industry. They've certainly gotten caught up in the last year selling the facility that followed through on their original clients. They've come up with some suggestions in the areas of trade, taxation, and I trust joint management possibilities that we've been studying. And we've been having, kind of talking back and forth here just before you came, and we've run trade percent of your clients here. Good to keep on. I think so. I think it's a great, certainly great thing. You need to be doing so as well. Dave, since trade is your most important subject, why don't you cap it one more time?  There you can. Good morning and welcome to the White House. I'm glad to hear as we all gathered that we're in one room, He's got a Nobel Peace Prize on the map. He did it in a Republican fashion. He was on a yacht at the time. Here with Bismarck's famous line that if you like sausages and loz, you should never wash out. They're one of them being made. The appropriation bill, I don't know if it's signed or not. That's an exception. The bill appropriates substantial funds for valuable human services, some 13 billion for the Department of Labor, about 15 billion for the Department of Education, and some 72 billion for the Department of Health and Human Services. While the overall funding increase in this appropriation has been kept under tight control, the bill provides the highest funding level in history for the basic income support programs on which many Americans depend. In the Department of Health and Human Services, for example, cash assistance, medical aid, social services, and other basic support programs receive 5% more funding than it did last year. It's a substantial but responsible increase. And we've also been able to incorporate increased funding for educational aid and services to handicapped. This bill represents proof that government can be compassionate with how it's being extracted. The bill also represents something of a historical landmark because it's been five years since any president has signed a bill like it. Since 1978, the Congress and the presidents have been unable to reach agreement on funding for federal human services. So until the day, those services have been financed not by appropriation bills, but by continuing resolutions. These disagreements over funding have taken place against the backdrop of a larger struggle. A struggle that transcends partisan politics and involves every American. A federal government struggle to regain control of its own budget. In the mid-70s, federal spending emerged out of control. Neither the Congress nor the presidents seemed able to hold down the upward spiral. In the 10 years before we took office, federal spending tripled. It became clear that unless something was done, our nation would move from a costly private economy with all the marvelous benefits of enterprise and innovation that entails to the grim stagnation of an economy where the government controls most resources. Our administration took office determined to get the budget under control, but to do so with compassion for all Americans. We cut taxes. We passed tax index. We cut the rate of growth of federal spending by nearly 40%. Now, those steps brought order back to the economy and cut inflation from more than 12% to under 3% restoring economic opportunity for all. And let's remember that while many government services are important to our nations and the needy, in the long run, no government program can help Americans in need as much as a healthy and growing economy. Again and again, our administration and responsible voices on the Hill have urged the Congress to join in our effort to bring the budget under control. Though far from perfect, this appropriation bill proves that both the executive and legislative branches of our government now recognize the overriding need for fiscal restraint and can work together to achieve it. I know a big bill like this will cost thousands of hours to put together. And I want to thank the chairman of the appropriations committees, their staffs, and those concerned in the executive branch for all their hard work. This bill is a big step forward. Their time and effort represent a genuine service to our nation. So I thank you and God bless you and now I'm going to see if those 10s are right. Thank you. On Lebanon, I still think that there are a few questions that you might have and that we can answer here this morning. And I'd like to start off with asking Secretary Schultz to speak first on something that you know they're meeting in Geneva now but we have hopes. Mr. President, it's hard for a Marine to speak about Lebanon right now without on the one hand a sense of pride and on the other alone in the throat. Nevertheless, we are there for important purposes connected with our overall objectives in the Middle East as well as in Lebanon. I think in terms of immediate things that aren't just repeating what everyone knows the talks have gotten underway in Geneva. The various leaders checked their pistols at the door and they have started. It's a tough situation. However, it's the first time in decades that they have done this and there is going to be, we expect, a real effort at national reconciliation. I'd like to point out one thing that is not noticed very much but which I think is a tremendous long term importance and long term importance to us as we think about the role of our own forces there and about the day when they may return. That is the development of the Lebanese Armed Forces their regular army. It's been a long time since the central government of Lebanon has had any armed force of its own and with the help of our military people that force has grown from a standing start eight or nine months ago to a force now of some 30,000 or so it is the one multi-confessional organized unit in Lebanon and it works. It's done well and since the ceasefire it has added to its rank it has continued to recruit it has received additional supplies from us and from the French and it's gaining in strength and I think that's an underlying thing it takes a while it will continue to take a while and that's an important development to keep your eye on because it has a great long term significance I know that you have a big agenda I'll stop at that point and find the questions or whatever you'd like to suggest Well, would you like to I'm going to call on Captain General to complete and then call you be available for anything that you might have here Captain? President, we've had in no tactical change in Beirut and no incidents fortunately overnight or in the last couple of days sniper fire continues to come in since the bombing and disaster which was only a week ago seems like a couple of years there have been two more wounded but not seriously and returning to duty but the sniper fire does continue there has been a new rifle company added for additional protection and to fill out the really relieved the people who have been working in such a terrible pace in the last few days to try and uncover the remaining bodies or see if there were anyone that's still there and the final count is at 231 or 69 and that is believed to be one in the sense that the rifle has been as thoroughly examined as possible at the moment the Marine group that has completed its working for NATO is on its way to its original mission and which is to relieve the normal rotation the group that is in Lebanon now and that will take place about the middle of this month and at that time the additional rifle company has been put there to relieve the people who are performing all of these special duties will come out also so they go back to our regular strength which will be about 1600 and generally testified yesterday he and I he testifies again today and he and I testify tomorrow on the various events and the security precautions and some of the have been outlined in a statement opening statement that he gave to the Senate Armed Services Committee yesterday and will be the same statement that he used in the subsequent testimony today and tomorrow and basically this increases the chronology and the difficult part of the mission there which is to keep the airport open and enable them to act as a civilian government in Lebanese there are problems because when the airport is open or closed there is only Lebanese government control and the desire of ours is to have the maximum, or was to have the maximum access the period of time between the time of this suicide truck crashed through the first marine gate and thereby gained the first evidence of what it was about and the time of the explosion was 6 seconds and the truck was fired on but of course it was totally completely obliterated so we have no way of knowing whether the the fire had any effect or not but it was fired on and it was in that range of time that this bullets into a cliff and there are a number of things that could be done in the way of trying to reduce this specific time of accident it's also important to bear in mind that the men were in this building because of the impact, reinforced concrete solid structures that were standing and the principle threat up until the time this happened of course was the fear of sniper fire and machine gun mortar automatic weapons and the building did give great protection against that time to combat the protection against the suicides otherwise Mr. President there's been no change in the tactical situation there as you said Mr. Secretary that John Kelly has returned from his trip out there and the Deputy Commander of the US European Command also visited to look at new security measures that could be taken and I want to tell you that that's just the last and the long series of teams that have been sent out there to look at what security measures could be taken to increase the security of the Marines and that everything that they've recommended is being implemented with the exception of I shouldn't even say the exception but the other thing that hasn't been done is being examined is looking at moving to another position is it possible for us to turn over the airport to the Lebanese armed forces move to another position and move to the ships and once the impact on our mission of doing that I forgot to add one thing we have called a full investigation within the Department of Admiral, Retired Admiral Long, formerly Commander Chief of the Civic of hazelnut and they will get to work starting today and we'll have a full and complete report of their findings just as quickly as we can and that the conflict either is an independent body that will examine the whole thing. Mr. President, we had restrictions.


We broke our sales record for the third time this month last night. The streets of Salem were bustling as visitors from across the country filled the city leading up to Halloween. A year after the city asked tourists to avoid the area to limit the spread of COVID-19, Salem saw crowds that were bigger than usual filled with visitors getting into the Halloween spirit. I got like a tarot card reading, which I'd never done before in my life. I bought so much witch stuff. I got a million candles. I didn't get to go to the witch museum and I really wanted to go. It was sold out. According to the city's official tourism marketing partner, Destination Salem, tours, attractions and more have been selling out well in advance. In a statement, Executive Director Kate Fox told us we are still responding to the pandemic, but happy to have all of our businesses open and operating at full capacity and that the city was experiencing record-breaking attendance. Fox also said the Halloween season accounts for 30% of what tourists spend each year in Salem, a yearly total that can hit $140 million in a non-COVID year. But even with the pandemic last year, one business owner told us people still made the trip in 2020, filling their shop all the same. It was amazing. People were saying I just had to come. I couldn't stay home and not be here for October. It was like a pilgrimage that we had lines and they didn't care. Once the Halloween season is over, Salem has other tourist attractions to fall back on, such as the House of the Seven Gables and the historic Salem Harbor behind me. Reporting from Salem for BUTV 10, I'm Cyd Warning.


We love exterminating plants, we love exterminating insects, we know that billions of insects get killed and murdered brutally every year in the preparation of vegan food and in preparation of bread.  Hopefully, you know, the majority of the population aren't as crazy as that, but like look. The biggest mass murder in food production history is insects murdered to make bread. You know that? And comparing accidental crop deaths with this slavery, these, all these animals, you know where they go? All these sound mothers? These are mothers here.  Do you ever see these people marching down the bread aisle? Do you? No. They don't. You know why? Because they eat bread. So they're hypocrites. They eat some root vegetables. This is where vegans get their food from, crops. And Pierce Morgan likes to think there's no different between eating from here and eating from in there. Wow. Nice logic, Pierce. So they're hypocrites. Right? So they're hypocrites. Right, here we go. So the notorious bread argument. Now I'm making this video one to respond to Pierce Morgan. He may not watch it, but two, to help vegans with their argument and their debating against this justification, which is quite a ridiculous justification when you look at it logically. So Pierce Morgan likes to get vegans on his show. And this is his newest one.  And bread causes crop deaths.  I want you to tell me the difference. Pierce Morgan is under the false assumption that we don't already realize that our diet, our lifestyle causes some amount of harm. I don't know why he has the idea that vegans think they cause no harm whatsoever. But this is completely false. So he's operating on a false assumption to begin with of what veganism actually is. Now we want to talk about justified harm versus unjustified enslavement, murder and torture. So as a result of existing, we have to come to terms with the fact that we are going to cause some amount of harm. It's just whether or not this is justified harm.  Now there are accidental crop deaths and there are direct intentional crop deaths as well with pesticides being sprayed on plants. Now let's talk about accidental deaths due to crop deaths. We understand that accidental deaths have to happen in order for civilization to sort of function and to thrive and to grow. We accept accidental deaths in the human context when it comes to car accidents, road accidents. Now I'm not against transport but we understand there are accidental deaths in transports in the human context. There are also accidental deaths in construction, human beings building buildings, I'm not against building buildings, vegans are not against civilization. So if we accept accidental deaths in civilization in the human context, why would we have some out there moral standard for animals?  Now animals in that situation, they have enough opportunity to escape but the context surrounding those accidental deaths in those crops are much different to premeditated enslavement, torture and murder of animals in animal agriculture. Even the court system knows and understands that there is a difference between premeditated murder and torture and you hidden someone accidentally in a car.  So they're accidental. Now the intentional deaths of insects which Pierce Morgan likes to so passionately defend the lives of these insects as he's got a steak on his plate.  But no, no protest there because if they did, you'd starve to death. I do not intentionally walk up and harm insects. I don't think anyone should. I don't think you should see a spider there and just harm and spray them and kill them. But in terms of plant agriculture, insects cannot be reasoned with. We cannot go up to some insects and say, hey, look, man, like we're trying to grow some crops here for the good of civilization because we need plant foods to survive and be healthy. We don't need steak. Funny that we don't need steak causes environmental destruction and it harms human health, but we need plants to survive. Okay, there's a big difference for you there.  We cannot reason with insects. Now if we let insects destroy our crops, what happens to us? Okay, we have justification there. There's a difference between justified harm to preserve crops which we need for our survival and unjustifiably breeding, forcibly impregnating, raping cows into existence, stealing their milk, killing their children, chopping them up into pieces for products we do not need, which actually harm our health and the environment. Also, another interesting fact is about 50% of the world's crops are actually fed to the animals in animal agriculture. So that's a lot more crop deaths just for a piece of steak. All right, so this is a really good resource here, animal visuals. Thanks for showing me this one, Isaac. We've got the number of animals killed to produce one million calories in eight food categories. So look at chicken up here. This is the slaughter count, the red mark. This is what the animals that are estimated to be killed in harvest. Chickens weigh up there. Then eggs. Not only for eggs, because that's all the egg laying hens are slaughtered as well. Beef, look how many animals are killed in the harvest, just in the harvesting process for cows here. Pigs are mostly factory farms, so they suffer horrific lives in factory farms as well. So that's one thing to note. Dairy is a lot in the harvest here, but that's a little bit strange. I don't have the slaughter numbers for dairy because all dairy cows will be slaughtered too. So it's still higher than vegetables. So here we go, the plant foods. They cause the fewest animals to be killed. As you can see, the animal products here are causing the most amount of deaths. One thing that's not on this list though, fish. People say, I only eat wild caught fish. Here we go. Between 790 billion to 2.3 trillion wild fish were caught from the wild globally each year. So between each and every one of the years, between 2007 and 2016, between 790 billion to 2.3 trillion. So anyone says, oh, I only eat wild fish, yeah, yeah, okay, okay. If the fish were on here, they'd be back, they'd be all the way up here, probably multiple times in front of all of these because that's, we're talking, we're getting into the trillions here. So if you're against crop deaths, you should be way against eating animal products because that's where most of the crops go. So by eating the plant foods directly, you're greatly minimizing crop deaths anyway. Now if we had vegans running plant agriculture, do you think we're going to be entertaining alternatives? Who runs plant agriculture mostly?  I'm sure vegans with veganic farming, that's one option, would be looking for alternatives to plant agriculture which caused the least amount of harm, humanly possible, and we would be minimizing these deaths. For those who are eating steak, chicken breasts, dragging fish out of the ocean, fisting cows in the anus and injecting them with bullsemmons so we can steal their children off them and kill them, aren't interested in minimizing crop deaths. Pierce Morgan isn't interested in making the world better, he's just interested in making himself feel better by calling vegans hypocrites. It's actually an appeal to hypocrisy fallacy. Imagine this scenario, you're in court for murder, you murdered a bunch of people at some restaurant, shot them all down and the judge is handing down your sentence and going I can't believe you did this, this is an unjustified premeditated murder of innocent individuals and the murderer looks at the judge and goes, that t-shirt was that made in China in a sweatshop? Looking, analyzing some way to call the accuser a hypocrite but that doesn't in no way justify the actions of the murderer. So this is what Pierce Morgan is trying to do, classic appeal to hypocrisy. So these are some questions I'd run by Pierce Morgan. They just enjoy handing over a cheque, slaughtering great animals and bringing them back as a trophy opposing for their gut-wrenching pictures. He is vehemently against trophy hunting, he thinks it's morally reprehensible, he doesn't want nothing to do with trophy hunters, he's actually called for the murder of trophy hunters in certain articles as well. But does Pierce Morgan think trophy hunting is morally justified because vegans eat bread? What about other forms of enslavement and premeditated abuse, child abuse and murder, kidnap? Does he think those actions are morally justified because vegans are hypocrites who eat bread, who eat plants, which they need for their survival, human beings we need plant agriculture for our survival? I wonder if he would apply that same justification for those immoral acts or is it just because of these other animals no one cares about, he doesn't give a damn about. Okay I want to talk about another thing, bee slavery. 31 billion bees are transported to Californian almond farms yearly to pollinate the crops. Do you care about the lives of these bees? He brings up the fact that bees are used to pollinate certain crops, are almonds and certain fruits. Now he just uses almonds and he isolates one plant food and goes you know bees are used for the pollination of almonds but bees are actually used for multitude of different crops. Okay so this is a very interesting site here, why should we care? One out of every three bites of food we eat is made possible by bees and other pollinators. Here we go, look at this 70 out of the top 100 food crops which supply 90% of the world's nutrition are pollinated by bees. So look here, look at all the plant foods that are pollinated by bees. Now I don't know if this is like human intervened pollination where we transport the bees and harm the bees or whether this is just a natural occurrence of bee pollination but they are responsible for pollinating many different crops. It would be an insane position to say that these crops are not vegan because of bee pollination. I don't take that position, I think that it's not a very logical position to take and I don't know why we're accused of taking that position. So basically if we weren't causing this massive environmental damage by our own actions, by animal agriculture, we wouldn't have the decline in bee numbers. We wouldn't have to step in and transport bees which cause bee deaths to pollinate crops. There would be natural biodiversity to pollinate the crops in a natural way. So first of all after discussing this with Isaac we're not even actually clear that there's a rights violation or a well-being issue with these bees. So there's no intention of actually harming or killing these bees for pollination. I mean the deaths that happen are accidental and it's no different to like a car accident or a road accident or a road toll. We already accept those deaths for civilization. So even if we do assume that there is some suffering in this pollination process, I doubt highly that it's more than what is in a bread crop where they're spraying insects directly and intentionally killing them. So if we already accept crop deaths in the context of bread, which I do, I think they're justified for civilization and for a general amount of well-being, then of course we're going to accept them in the context of bee pollination. Now we shouldn't set a standard where like the baseline is survival. Like yeah, we need these plant foods for survival. You know, a lot of the products that I use like phone, camera, laptop, you know, furniture, clothes also have deaths down the line as well. But they are also justified because these products increase our well-being to a reasonable amount. And if we set the standard where we can't accept industry deaths for these products, you know, for plant foods, for certain foods, for certain products, for pencils, for furniture, we're basically setting a standard that we should abolish civilization. And vegans aren't for abolishing civilization. So we have to weigh it up like would removing this process of bee pollination increase well-being. And I'm not sure it would. I think it would decrease well-being and actually go the other way. I mean, think of all the plant foods that insects pollinate, not just bees. Insects pollinate so many plant foods, they create massive amounts of well-being. And that outweighs any of the small amount of suffering. And we're not even certain that there's a rights violation of these bees. They're just being transported and there's some accidental deaths. So yeah, bee pollination falls under the same banner of justified deaths for industry because we don't have a double standard for humans. Now, is it the same as honey, though? For bee pollination, we have no alternative. For honey, we have dozens of alternatives to honey. Now, with honey, they get the queen bee, they snip off her wings, which is like breaching her bodily integrity, which is a clear rights violation. She cannot leave the hive. You know, these bees are working day in, day out. They take the bees food and kill the bees in the process, completely unjustified for a product that we have dozens of alternatives for. I see it as completely morally different. So the honey is the bees food, not ours. You might say, Joey, are you setting the standard where we're increasing well-being? What if it increases my well-being to, you know, stab a fish in the throat and eat the fish? Now, we're not just talking about increasing your well-being. We're talking about increasing general well-being. So also the well-being of animals as well. My argument is you're hypocrites. So basically, what Pierce Morgan here is trying to do is an appeal to hypocrisy who is trying to find inconsistencies. You know, we are not hypocrites. We know there's harm because of existence. Okay. We're trying to minimize that as much as possible. And we understand the difference between justified and unjustified harm because we don't have a double standard for human beings. Okay. We understand human beings are harmed because of civilization and so are animals. All right. Vegans are trying to make the world better. What are you trying to do, Pierce? And what are you using this justification to defend some of the most horrific animal abuse on earth so you can have milk in your coffee? What are you defending? I mean, is plant farming perfect? It's not perfect. It could be improved. But it's a trillion times better than animal agriculture and the slaughterhouses. That's for sure. That's for sure. And one last thing, Pierce Morgan. You're not a baby cow, bro. It's time to get off the tip. You've got to respond really, really strongly to it. And a good way to do that is just to point to the actual logical conclusion of their view. You say, look, Pierce, you're talking about setting a standard by which we can't cause industry deaths. Okay. If we implement that standard, we're talking about destroying most of the food sector. That's that's, you know, countless jobs, people out of work on the streets. You're talking about obviously like, I mean, destroying any production of like computers or furniture or anything like this. You're talking about obliterating modern civilization. That's the logical consequence of the standard that you're putting forth right here. I don't think that an animal's life has so much value that we should obliterate modern civilization. I don't think that a human's life has so much value that we should obliterate modern civilization. But I do think that both an animal and a human's life have enough value that we shouldn't stab them in the throat. So what do you defend?


Azerbaijan demands that Armenia stop construction of metallurgical plant in border region. The government of Azerbaijan demanded that Armenia stop the construction of a large metallurgical plant in Arasdayan, bordering the Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic, the Cabinet of Ministers said. In a letter addressed to Armenia's Minister of Environment on behalf of the Minister of Ecology and Natural Resources of Azerbaijan, Mukhtar Babayev, it was stated that the appropriate procedure has been initiated over the activities that may have trans-boundary effects, which are carried out near Yerask settlement Arasdayan, located a few hundred meters from the conventional border between Armenia and Azerbaijan following the Convention on Environmental Impact Assessment in a Transboundary Context, ESPO Convention. It is particularly emphasised that according to Annex I of the ESPO Convention, metallurgical plants are obviously recognised as an activity that may cause a significant negative transboundary impact. According to Article 3.1 of the ESPO Convention, Armenia is obliged to notify Azerbaijan about the environmental impact of the mentioned activity. However, as an affected party, Azerbaijan has not received any notification from Armenia regarding this project. Taking into account the above, following Article 3.7 of the ESPO Convention, Azerbaijan as the affected party demands that Armenia share information in order to discuss the negative transboundary impact of the project at the initial stage. At the same time, the Azerbaijani government demanded an immediate suspension of the construction of the plant by Armenia until the issues related to the cross-border impact of the project are fully clarified and adequately addressed. A relevant notification was also addressed to the Executive Secretary of the United Nations Economic Commissions for Europe regarding the issue.


So, what I say is, when I work with people online or through counseling or one-on-one or people who live in community with me, we really zoom into the core, core teaching because it's really the courses like a symphony, it just keeps coming and symphonically pointing at the same principle and going round and round and round and different nuances and language and angles and Shakespearean blank verse and double negatives and anything you can to get through to you. And as soon as you get the essence of the core principle of A Course in Miracles, which is really the essence of forgiveness, then it really comes down to not making exceptions and that's what the workbook's about. But I think you should do the workbook with a sense of ease, not with a sense of perfectionism, not with a sense of being obsessive because this is where the efforting goes berserk. It says seven practice periods and you miss one and you just beat yourself up all night. You can't hardly sleep because you only got six in and you missed one. Jesus is very, there's always another lesson. It's almost like you just give what you can give and you try your best to do what you can do with it, but you don't keep it on like there's a scorekeeper, like keeping score because that's more from like they call it like type A personality and that's striving and pushing that we thought was really good. It doesn't work very well in spiritual awakening when we are critical, when we hammer ourselves. I found more and more when I just relaxed and really stepped into okay, what is it that I can really give and offer, took some deep breaths and went with it, then things opened up so fast and I got softer and more gentle and more easy and even Helen Shuckman, she one time said in an interview that she said she tried to lose this course. She would write it down in shorthand and everything, but she would leave it in the taxi cab, you know, leave it sticking here, leave it there and people were always coming up like the friends that helped you and you were bedridden. There were people always bringing the course back. She said I just couldn't lose this course. She couldn't let it go. It kept coming to her, coming to her and I feel like that's the attitude we need to take is that we can't mess it up.  Then you can take some deep breaths and relax and go, ah, okay. I'm going to have some fun with this. I'm going to make this into an adventure. I'm not going to constantly judge myself. Could I have done more? What did I miss? You know, are there other people that are really advancing in this and I'm just the dunce of the universe? You know, these are the kind of thoughts that the ego tries to hold us down with and really I think we should be very, very lighthearted with this.


TFNN, headline, news update. Welcome folks. We have the Dow Industries up 24, NASDAQ up 33, S&Ps up 12 and hang on for the ride folks because I'm sure that there's many that went to bed, woke up and of course you just see markets higher, well, intro night. This baby got down to 3181, fast, furious, S&Ps basically plunged lower, shook it off, come all the way back, bonds moved tremendously higher, gold moved tremendously higher, both of them gave it up on price. If we take a look at the 10-year, the yield on the 10-year, this is pretty amazing when you take a look at this. We went down to 1.70 last night. Now, bottom line is that when you get a plunge like that, my take is that we are going to get retested. You just don't plunge down into those numbers and come all the way back miraculously. Market has no doubt and what I do expect we're going to see out here is this NDX100 folks is really strong. That NDX100 wants to go test its highs. We're up 39 points right now. The high of yesterday inside the NDX was 88.94 where we hit 88.96 and game is on for 89.07. I do expect we're going to see that thing get hit out here today. Notes and bonds, they just continue to want higher price. Now, both of them gave it up on price last night and launched a volume though. And when you have higher volume, you're going higher, bottom line, that level is also going to get tested. Right now, inside the 10-year, we have the 10-years at 129.07, we hit 130.06. We've already done 1.7 million contracts. So with that sets up an additional test of that high and we'll see where it shakes out. What I expect we're going to see out here today is that the volatility is going to continue in this marketplace. The real question is going to be how fast these markets are actually going to be. Kingdala, Kingdala is at 97.1 to 24. Now Kingdala at 97.141, which had hit over that today, that would bring you back in the higher range. What ended up happening here is that it hasn't held price. We'll see whether Kingdala gets under 97.105. That's who would have to get under in order to basically continue into lower price. Stay right there folks. Tommy and I are coming right back and you can hang on because I expect that you're going to have a nice little session with high volatility. Right now we have the Dow Industries up 36, Nasdaq up 34, S&P's up 12.5. Come right back.


The ski-jumping venue at the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia was estimated to cost $40 million. It came in around $265 million, but that's only a fraction of the $50 billion Russia is spending on the games. Corruption is said to be rampant. But to me, this picture also tells another story about the Olympics. That figure there is a woman, Sarah Hendrickson. This will be the first Olympics in which women will have the chance to ski-jump. A ski jumper slides down the ramp at 60 miles an hour and then soars the length of a football field. It's dangerous. Hendrickson, in fact, tore up her knee last summer. But this sport is also one of the most thrilling, graceful and daring events. Female jumpers had to fight to be included. But now they're going to have the chance to fly.


Anything to numb this feeling Still the whole world done Yet touch God last and spoke and lost the game In the air If you hear my voice, you'll hear my voice I'll give you my voice I'll give you my voice I'll give you my voice I'll give you my voice I'll give you my voice I'll give you my voice I'll give you my voice I'll give you my voice I'll give you my voice I'll give you my voice I'll give you my voice Live performer and music entrepreneur Producers are there What was after a live performer? Music entrepreneur So basically that means that I do music business So I'm an event organizer, producer I manage a few artists and a few other things in music Do you have a manager yourself or you just do everything? No, no, no At the moment, no Majority of the things for myself Your own superhero Is that tiring? It's very tiring Okay, alright Please tell me about I want to see your musical journey But it's not easy to play the violin When did you start? After high school It was just something I wanted to do And I think it felt out of reach But I went to the Kenya Conservatory of Music And I saw people playing violin People playing trumpets, trombones And it felt, you know, possible So I started playing and here I am How many years now? It's been a while, like 7 years now Okay, the people I usually see on TV Playing the violin The people who have been doing it since they were kids Since they were kids Yeah So was it hard for you? It was hard But is anything worthwhile really easy? Like that How did you know you could mix the match to two? The thing would be a bit too Oh, I think Consuming, yeah People actually do this Like in bluegrass music in the States Country music There are people who sing and play violin at the same time You know, it's just not as common But it's Look at you standing out Okay, alright And tell me about your journey with the guitar Journey with the guitar Well, I guess I started playing guitar when I was a bit younger as well However, guitar is not my principal instrument My principal instrument is my voice So I use guitar to accompany my music Or to write my music So I've been playing guitar for, I think Up to 10 years maybe But just basic accompaniment Not like professional playing guitar Did you teach yourself? Because I'd hear people are self taught I'd be like How? Well, yes and no Yes, because I had someone who taught me the basics But no Sorry, no because someone taught me the basics And yes, because I kind of then took over And learnt a lot of other things by myself Alright, alright Do you write your own songs? Yes, yes I do You're so impressive I actually have a single coming out today Oh, how was it called? It's called Hooked Tell me about Hooked Hooked is basically just a love song You know, when you want to understand But you don't understand Why you like this person You know, have you been in a situation whereby You can't really, you like this person But you can't really understand Why? I'm looking at you so that you can tell me If you've ever had that feeling Neski away Neski away That's David Klaasnation Okay, all the time that felt so exciting What time and where should we go? It's dropping today at 10am Ah, Shri Keshav is back Shri Keshav is back Please remind us where to find it On all audio streaming platforms AudioMark, Deezer, Spotify, Apple Music Yeah Home of exclusivity Don't you forget it, hashtag is social Friday Alright, so you're a songwriter as well Yes Tell me about what you make What I make So I have an album I have two albums out The latest came out two weeks ago And so it's kind of fresh as well In terms of songwriting I've been doing it for a long time In fact, I think I'm more of a songwriter than anything I've written so many songs I'm now in the process of releasing them I've been focusing a lot more on live performance and teaching But now it's content Creation and content In English Production Whatever I'm looking for the word It's fine, we understand you But I hear live performance and teaching It makes more bank than the rest of us Yes, it does It's easy, it's safer Especially the teaching It's much safer Do you write for other people as well? I have helped people write I haven't written an exclusive song for anybody else Why? Because I don't know, actually I do something about it Make some magic You're welcome You, if you need to start writing How can we find you once again on your social? So I'll leave the man on Instagram I'll leave the man on Twitter You can stream my music as well anywhere I have a few videos on YouTube as well So just look for Aliye And you'll find me there Would you be into violin and how to play the violin? How to play the violin And just sing at the same time Would you be... That's something I want to do But first of all, I want to get everything together Consolidate, put everything together Because it's also very new I want to have it cemented You'll be so big I just have a good method When people are asking me how to do it I can show them a step by step Guide on how to do it Because I'm still discovering it myself I'll subscribe Subscribing is free hashtag social Friday So now you are both independent artists And we are here because of an event That you'll be both performing So would you like to tell me a little bit about the event How you interpret the event Because artists are different Alright, so the name of the event Is colors and reflections So basically the event is A musical and arts event Where you just come, enjoy music, enjoy art And for us as artists Get to express ourselves And we're preparing one of the best shows For me and my band We're ready Tell me about your band So my band is A relatively big band It's a normal rhythm section Which is a drama, bassist, guitarist I play the guitar as well and sing at times Keyboardist and a horn section So the horn section is just trumpet The wind instrument Yeah, the wind instrument A little bit So basically that's it So we're ready to perform for you The event is next Saturday On the 8th of October Let me not say everything Okay, tell me about it So the event, basically what he said We're just here to give you guys A good show, a good time The collection of artists That's going to be on stage is going to be phenomenal You're going to have a wide array Of diverse sounds From the first to the last So it's going to be amazing We have prepared something killer for you guys I want more information But they don't give me more information But I respect that they don't give me more information It's going to be on the 8th of October At Wama Africa Starting at 7pm Is that the info you... I don't know what time you'll be playing Who else is playing So who else is playing Rast Amor will be playing as well Other than the two of us obviously And Yaba And Ricky Beatz On saxophone So Oh You don't want to miss this event You really don't want to miss it So I have to A little bit confer with notes So a pair of tickets are to be won And all you have to do is tell us Why you would like to attend this particular event On the 8th of October Go to our handles That's white, white, foam, facebook etc Or colors and Read what you want Masai It's colors and reflections Masai, I don't know what you're talking about I don't know So either you go to our White 5-4 handles, that's white 5-4 on facebook White 5-4 channel on twitter White 5-4 underscore channel on the gram Or at colors and reflections Or at hella team Which is organizing the event So hella team colors and reflections Or white 5-4 But I insist on white 5-4 Hashtag is the social Friday What is the most exciting thing As an artist about this event For you For me Is that first of all I'll be able to Perform a long stage And all the other artists that are performing That's the first thing I'd love to watch them Secondly also it's a big chance for me And my band to now Give you the show Prepared for you Like for real, I've performed a lot But this particular show To Mamu, we're giving you everything So you have to be there Not mouth Everything What's so exciting about colors and reflections Just like he said I Niko Kula Niko Kula Hashtag is Social Friday Masai is usually supposed to be With a game, but I don't think we can Play a game today But what we can do is remind you That you can win a pair of tickets Nani, muskete, mechote, event You really, really, really don't want to miss it So just tell us why You want to attend the event And skip there, that just leakies But no, we don't do that We're honest, go to our socials please And he'll be on standby with the hella team And colors and reflections How long have you been performing For a while now Like over 7 years now Right, where do you focus on? I'm mostly classical violinist actually When I joined conservatoire I joined orchestra Wow And have a really good program Where they take you from beginner level to You know, more advanced levels And you just get to play Interactive in the audience And just grow yourself as a musician I know this isn't part of the program But this paper for me is something small Just really small Something really small It's really small What you're doing I'm trying to rephrase it Yesterday I was interviewing someone And they told me While they were trying to find their niche They started a lot of things But never actually went through all the way to finish them So it was Some part of art for them And they said okay this is the last thing I'm starting and not finishing So how did you convince yourself To start learning the violin Because it's not easy It's really not easy So how would you Advise someone who's starting If it's an instrument or it's a project How would you tell them to commit And stick to the I think when people are starting an instrument They usually ask, so how long will you take Before you become a master I think that mentality Kind of blocks you because If you're learning an instrument or if you're learning anything The learning doesn't stop If you embrace that, if you embrace the fact that Yes I'm good but I can always Be better and better and better And there's no limit You will be at peace because You won't feel like you're running at this You won't feel like you're always comparing yourself With other people because you know where you're going And you know where you've come from There's still a lot to be covered Everything you get But as long as you just give yourself that comfort And just have excitement and pleasure In every little thing that you learn As you go along, you know Not knowing something doesn't mean you can't know it Or you won't know it No one was born knowing anything Can we keep her She's so nice and smart I want to ask you How to make sure that Art is not just art It brings money because So art is like You want to You want art Okay fine you just I'll give you money when I want When I feel like you've grown enough In this industry, that's when I'll start How do you Make what's your passion Equal to money Okay well I think according to my experience The best thing is to focus On what you're good at first And secondly Art is very diverse So Just the same way Maria has done She's playing violin and singing I play guitar and singing, I play keyboard as well So try as much as possible and diversify Most of the times when you're given The gift of creativity One gift comes with another Either you can sing and dance Or play an instrument and do something else So the most important thing and draw maybe Is to be able to maybe Find ways to make money Through whatever you have first And be as authentic as you come I always tell people just be you And then one day even if it's not The most, you don't need to trend On the first day or ever trend actually Just try and make money This industry, talk about you go to the studio You record, you photo shoot Bam, you're a star Yes that's a mentality And it's a mentality that Is mainly with artists And not any other field I don't think there's any doctor who just wants To be able to act in the first day Then you want to find the biggest Surgeon to Asher Farhan Art is the same I don't think you need to trend first of all That's according to me, I think you need to make money Making money is the most important thing That's the most important thing So if you're able to make money Even if making money for you is going On the streets And then when you press up If you're making money That works for you However if you think that's too You want to be a star You can find ways But again because it's a business Everything has to balance The amount of effort, the amount of money you're putting in Has to be able to match The amount of money coming in I really wish we could continue this conversation But it seems like our time is Literally running away I'm from Central It's almost Hashtag Social Friday One more time how can we find you on social media Aliye the man on Instagram That is Aliye A-L-I-Y-E Aliye on YouTube Anyway Aliye the man Maria Motini On everything One more time with the dropping I'm dropping a song Today at 10am Time in Africa It's called Hooked It'll be on all streaming platforms Watch out for it That's T-minus 13 minutes Till Hooked comes out You heard it here first Hashtag Social Friday Now we are going to sample some of The good vibes, good vibes And then we'll be back and then wrap it up Don't go away


You are not an alcoholic. You don't need to go to an AA meeting and say, hi, my name's John, my name's Tina, my name's Chris, and I'm an alcoholic because you're not an alcoholic. Okay, don't let society tell you that you are. You're just someone who drinks too much at the moment and we can easily take care of that. You're not an alcoholic, but you come home from work probably and you have a couple of drinks at the end of the day to relieve you of your stress or anxiety or you go out on the weekend and you binge drink and maybe sometimes you get drunk. Maybe you just have this seemingly innocent glass or two each night and there's this silent destruction going on underneath the surface that's robbing you of clarity and focus and energy and a good night's sleep. You're drinking however innocent it may seem, even if it's just one or two drinks, is causing you to be foggy. It's causing you to put on weight. It's causing you to stay in a state of mediocrity where you're not going after your dreams. You don't get that promotion at work. You don't make that extra call in your business. You don't do that additional deal.    Well, the knee-jerk reaction from everyone is go to AA, go to Alcoholics Anonymous. Let me tell you something. I support AA in its mission to help people who feel like they are addicted to alcohol and they have a six to eight percent success rate. So less than one out of 10 people who go to AA will actually quit and stay quit. Now, if you're still watching this, I've got a hunch about you and that is that you do not wanna go to an AA meeting and say, hi, my name's John, my name's James, my name's Tina, Christine, Lauren, and I'm an alcoholic. Because deep down you know you're not an alcoholic. Do you really wanna surrender to a higher power? Do you wanna stand in a circle, hold hands and chant, work the system, it works if you work it, keep coming back, keep coming back or whatever they say in AA. Now again, has it worked for millions of people around the world? Yes, it has, I support them for that, but it doesn't work for nine out of 10 people.  You just drink too much, it's a habit, and you haven't figured out how to break that habit. Now, if you've been trying to quit and haven't been able to, it's okay, it's not your fault because alcohol is highly addictive, it's a toxin, and it's a poison that leaves you wanting more of it the whole time. Plus you're dealing with society, all these smiling assassins everywhere who are coming up to you going, wanna drink, have a drink?  The smiling assassin, they're like smiling. Here, would you like some of our poison?  When you get to the restaurant table, the waiter or waitress comes over and says, good evening everyone, my name's Christy, I'll be your server tonight, can I get you started with some drinks? They may as well be saying, can I get you started with some poison? May I offer you some attractively packaged poison right now, because that's what alcohol is. It's a poison, and the toxins stay in your body for seven to 10 days after you drink it, sapping you of your energy, making your liver work overtime, drying out your skin, rubbing your clarity and focus and energy. Just because you know that you go out and have a couple drinks each night and you haven't been able to break that cycle does not mean that you are an alcoholic. If you would like to learn how to quit alcohol and break that habit and do it with support, do it with a proven methodology that I learned and that I followed back in 2010 and that now thousands of people have learned and incorporated into their own lives to successfully quit drinking without AA, then I invite you to click on some links down below, get some of my free resources, check it out, it will help you. You're not an alcoholic, you're just someone who knows that you drink too much at the moment, but that's gonna change.  So I invite you to click on the link below, grab some of those free resources and live the life of alcohol freedom because it's beautiful on the other side. I'll see you on the next one. Thanks for listening to the Alcohol Free Lifestyle podcast. I wanna load you up with some free stuff right now. 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Hey guys, Jeremy here, just taking a little break from editing to make something that I'm going to have to edit later. Now, admittedly, this video is very late because I got this poster about a month ago and the movie that it's based on, or the short film that it's based on, came out in May. It was the 40th anniversary of Alien. So 20th Century Fox helped produce five different short films about the Alien creature and the mythos, and one of them, as far as I know, was actually filmed up here. In fact, I actually know one of the actors in it, this guy right here, that's Steven Stiller. It's kind of cool that I got to meet an actor who's in an Alien short film. I was kind of surprised by this because I had no idea he was in it. So along with a friend being in this pretty cool short film, which actually is really good by the way, you guys should definitely check it out. It probably is one of the better ones of the short films. It has a cool little short story, has pretty decent characters, and it really captures the horror of not really showing the creature as the original films did. I think that it is one of the stronger ones, and it's not just because Steven's in it, but I actually liked it. I thought it was really well produced. But there was also a poster that came with it that was a little bit of a limited release, if you knew, and I purchased it. The artist's name is Lee James Abbott, and I was able to get a small print off of him. This is the poster. Now, admittedly, there's a bit of glare because it's black, but I actually love the idea. It reminds me of different movies like The Descent in particular, just with that kind of green and that plunging hopelessness in it. And it's pretty cool. I'm going to definitely put it up on the wall now that I've finally done a video about it. If you guys want to find this print as well as another one that he did, actually, that is also pretty cool. I'm going to link his website in the description below. I always like doing little shout outs for artists like this, and I've definitely got another one coming up soon. I haven't reviewed posters in a while, so it's nice to talk about and see. It's definitely a poster that I would say that matches kind of the aesthetic of most of the fan made posters that I have collected over the year. So I'm happy that it fits with that, and it's probably going to go right down here. But thank you guys for watching the video. Like I said, guys, if you want to see more of Lee's work, his website is in the description below. Otherwise, if you liked this video, leave a like, and if you're interested in more, maybe subscribe. Otherwise, I'll see you guys next time. It's been a while, but I'm happy to say The Click is finally getting back together in an all-new movie, thanks to a successful Kickstarter campaign. But we are still asking for your support. You know, Nits, you can't get more money unless you offer questionable favors. Yeah, guy. Unless, of course, those favors involve the ladies, guy. By support, I mean getting the word out, guys. Oh, well, couldn't you find a better means than this guy? All he seems to talk about is supernatural, or hold a coffee mug real awkward. Why didn't you ask a Kardashian or something? Yeah, guy. Get in with the ladies, guy. Hey, he's trying to help out. Like you've been trying with Kimmy Burton? I've seen Jabba the Hutt finish a marathon faster. Yeah, guy.  To see any and all updates about the upcoming Undergrads movie, be sure to check out and like the Bring Back Undergrads Facebook page. And with any luck, we'll see you guys soon.


It's not them. It's you. Last question! Thank you, Jesus. Alam mo ba ibig sabihin nung last? It log wa last. Zero.


This dude is tall. You don't think about Zamasu as a tall character But here he is today playing defense like his life depends on it Where's the Pogus there it is? How's it going everybody? Datu Dui here back with another Dragon Ball Fighters ranked match session and this time We are playing a few Zamasu team and of course the two assists we opted to go for are just you know high blocks in a fifth Allow us to set up those uh, what are they called lightning orbs? Just the lightning effect on this back not lightning of absolution There we go, and we're in there Got him with the dragon rush. That's that's why they're scary. That is why they are so scary get them down Talk to me Nice guard cancel. Ah, where was the Elbe's Goku was down? Okay. I misread my assistant Misread the assistant entirely. Oh You can't superdash through it. Can I talk to Goku blue again? Hey, I don't know why I'm bringing back out your point characters overhead six in Don't up tech. Hey gets the vanish off though. The defense was not up to snuff Does he got loops? Looks like he does but he dropped me I'm out. Honestly. I'm out of here dog. Oh How did that knock a knife? Nice. I just did it down heavy just to see if it would work Goku GT putting me through the ringer gonna get me in the corner sliding Vegeta assist for the dragon rush and Zamasu is back out This dude is tall. You don't think about Zamasu as a tall character But here he is today playing defense like his life depends on it. Where's the Pogos? There it is.  Oh, dude.  No, he doesn't go for spirit bomb interesting Can't kill here.  No, it's not Dude, that was so obvious by me. I always like I always think dude. Let me follow up with a super dad And then it's just bad news. It's bad. We have seven bars right now To the oh another super dash from full screen. I'm not thinking He lived Yeah, we live that We guy wasn't looking at my opponent. I was looking at my character darn it. All right, down to you got to make the full Come back. We started off strong We started off strong then we went to snap city real quick got caught got caught by that Pogo That's what really did us in we just got sweets in music Fine. Did you know this was a yamcha video? Oh? Yamsha, what are you doing? What are you? What are you doing? Yeah? I'm not gonna make that mistake twice at least not in the same set at least not in the same game Let me let me give myself a little less credit Let me give myself a little less credit. I'm definitely gonna hit by that next game They bouncing away. Yeah, I gotta punish that No, too slow on that one Got him again. Yeah, the key is really patient here. I think he's gonna wake up level three I don't know why I think that but I just don't feel comfortable putting on pressure right now He knows I'm gonna do it. I did he's not using a faster door ball that call that. Oh, he dropped I'm I'm just gonna fix what? Oh Ha ha and the key blast it in class. That was bad luck not bad luck That was a bad choice bad choice. Yeah, dude We were putting on the pressure at first you all right But we can slow it down try not to get into that defensive situation where we get snapped And you know just improve from there. All right back in the next game We had a longer downtime than usual going up Up up up got him. Let's go early knockout Let's keep this train going I'm trying to get this all I'm trying to get this next one and this neck give me that grab We just take sliding here. I was gonna switch about but then I'm thinking now, dude That's fine. Yeah, we'll do our job got him again. Let's go this combo. Yeah, that didn't feel like a combo Let's slow it down. Don't click a button. No No, key blast. They were too far away. They were too far away. Ah It's too obvious. Okay. I'm trying to get Goku GT out. You don't need to rush things here Just feel so right Got him dude stagger it just a little. Let's get Goku GT out I know the blue health isn't that much but when you get the snap There it is and there it is and there it is and that's all she wrote for Goku Let's go Zamasu Nicely done boy. Okay. Now. We just got one character left to deal with if we draw out sparking It really shouldn't be too big of an issue Got it set up orbs and just go straight into Super Dash. Oh No, he he actually did that. Ah, he read it again. Okay next time mash Wow the kicks actually caught the Super Dash. That was nice. Okay. I'm tired of playing deep I'm tired of defense. I should not be tired of defense already Gotcha, dude. No dragon. I'm surprised it wasn't a tech But I'll take what I can get one to one. We are back. Oh, that one was a little more convincing, too Now now he gets the chance to adapt. Oh, so let's see what he does. Okay. We're back in it for the third round Oh, I didn't connect get him down to the ground though. No, why are we back here? Oh Should have mashed They didn't bring it out in time No dragon rush to okay. We got to start taking we got to start being more attentive on defense Dragon rush dude. Where's it at? Where was the dragon rich? No, okay. I time by time for the switch. We just kind of mashed I didn't know how to get away from the Vegeta you Zamasu takes a dip. He's out early He's out early. That was a huge mistake. Where was the dragon rush on my part? I always like ah, dude, I try to get it, but then I just like commit to another move too much stagger Too much staggered you not enough on the other side No, no, no, no, no, no, no, not like this not like this dragon rush Level one into level three We are getting beat down this match Oh That's fine. We got spark actually. We're dead. No didn't choose to do it. No All the right options are being made again. This isn't killed, but we're still in it.  Why? No, okay. Oh, dang Didn't even do the right on defense man Okay, we have made so many input errors this match and got beaten down And I bet you didn't even know this was a yamcha video and that's the saddest part about it It's always been the yamcha comeback. You saw the title You saw the title. You knew this was a yamcha video going into it Dragon rush again There is no buttons being pressed on those jump ins Every time it becomes more of a lie. I I am always shocked when I don't get buttons off of that It happens every time I shouldn't be shocked and we got beat down that match We had the convincing match and the convincing match jumped right back Jumping right back. Okay. Okay. We can adjust. We got to adjust again We got to adjust to the adjustments adjust to the adjustments. That's all we need to do here Dragon run. Oh, it's too slow Wow, we got copper. There we go. We're in there. Okay No, oh, we didn't even keep in the corner. No again. We're too slow No sliding on that because obviously Key blast I should get I should dash forward in those situations dashing back just feels right defensively, but You're gonna get caught by road key blast Our cancel we got those two. You got to start using a lot more guard cancel. He hasn't punished any of them Or has he I might have forgotten the short-term memory loss has been in effect for a while now Okay, knock him down and no never mind said we're gonna get tagged out.  What do you think you're doing?  Yeah There's no point in switching out the Vegeta blue take out a character either way I'm he'll have to heal up and Goku blue is the problem character anyway to take out Goku blue and Try to move forward and get Vegeta at a later date again. That was I got to change that quick tag off I got to change it. I got to change it. I've been so stubborn in my ways So so stubborn So stubborn and it's done nothing but come back to haunt me Wow, I did I crouch at the last second? I think we did and Yamcha has has unfortunately been let go He has left the earthly realm Goodbye Yamcha and Hello, you Zamasu. Welcome back. You knew this was a few Zamasu video. Obviously the thumbnail gave it Oh, I'll try to place bets on what the thumbnail is gonna be Key blast again We're just we're letting them have the superdash advantage. You just got to get in there and click some buttons ourself I'm worried about that down heavy though Level three for the hard knockdown. Oh No, but again What on earth possessed me to do that I was trying to do like the key blast. Oh, no Don't stagger too much. Got him That's a Vegeta down boys I can get him out of here It's unfortunately you have to use the key blast to pick to start that combo off Because man, I'd rather not play that cutscene every time Crossed up by the superdash. Yeah, I take that that up in the sky. It's all my soup for the target Yeah, where are you going? Let's catch that meaty To him on wake up works not 50% of the time in my case All right, we've got the second round. Who's it gonna come down to though in the third round? It's been a good match stomp stomp and now this so and we're gonna have to see Gonna have to see Got him got a mash sometimes 6m. Oh, I switch right into it I'm trying to make him guard cancel so I can get that big punish But none of his assistant enough and hit it for the sliding This should be the kill. Yeah, he's trying to click a lot of buttons there on wake up Zamasu should probably go hit the bench just to heal up But we'll see what happens. I hit the bench darn it Let's go. Oh Block it. Oh get away. Oh all of the right movement did and we just got we lost neutral And that was when I lost Wow, that's just stuff superdash as well Goku GT look it like he deserves that placement He got all those moves again. He read the guard. Well, he reacted to the guard cancel Now the pressure's being put on me, dude. Do we early spark as we're getting like stopped here? Reverse it didn't work either.  I'm heavy doesn't catch No, no, we're dead. We're dead. Oh We realized All right now we're behind do the goki GT gets me in the corner I just lack the defense. I lack the defense to get out of that. Wow. Wow Followed it with a mean super death. What? I Didn't even go for anything that risk. I just threw it a little light. No sparking Goku and we are looking pretty bad All of a sudden we are looking real bad That is not great. Not the best look Not the best look at all That's fine. Let's see what happens. I'm just kind of doing whatever God II okay Get into the corner. Yeah, I'm again. Okay Small progress, but we got three bars to work with I think we start with Super Dash I know it sounds absolutely stupid. Yeah, I knew the Super Dash We're gonna be flying on that side too. Do we die here with Super Sam for I think so Unfortunate, but that's the world we live in. Oh So here I didn't even think about this look at the damage on board. Oh It was so much damage. I didn't even think about it. Well, that's gonna be where we wrap it up Hopefully you guys enjoyed it. Um, yeah, I got nothing else to say. I got blown out, dude The Super Dashes were too real good games to my opponent. Thanks for the games.  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