I believe that now is the time for you to begin to use your prayer language. I believe that the Holy Spirit has already imparted that gift to you. I know that it's been frustrating watching others receive their prayer language or watching others activate that gift in their life only for you to go asking and asking and asking without receiving.  I want you to exercise your faith. This message that I'm about to teach you has helped thousands of believers from around the world receive their prayer language. And this is because of the testimonies that we've received. We know this. People are messaging us from all around the world. We hear all the time that people finally receive their prayer language. They finally activated that which God had given to them just by stepping out in faith. And I believe that's going to happen for you as well. Now as I begin to teach there will be some groundwork that I have to lay. So I want you to exercise some patience. I know that when we hear messages like this we can say things like just jump right to it. Give me steps one two and three. But there are some mindsets that we have to work through. There are some thought patterns that have to be broken.  I believe that there will be a transformation in your mind that ultimately removes the blockage to that flow of that beautiful gift of the prayer language. So I want you to comment by faith right now three simple words. I receive it just right. I receive it. Let that be a bold public declaration of faith as we get into the word right now. Now as I mentioned a moment ago. Yes we've received thousands of testimonies from believers all around the world. Many will come to me and say David. I was so frustrated. I had prayed for years. Some believers tell me they've prayed for decades to see that gift activated in their life.  Now what do I mean when I talk about activating or receiving your prayer language? What I mean by that is not that you can force God to give you something that he hasn't decided to give you. We understand that the Holy Spirit decides who gets what gifts. But the groundwork I want to lay for you here, the biblical framework I want to give to you will show you that every believer has been given a prayer language. Now I know that when you hear that maybe right off the top you might think of some verses that would seem to contradict that we're going to go in and explore what those scriptures are actually saying in context. But I believe that the Holy Spirit has already deposited this ability within you. And because of that when I say activate or receive I'm not talking about getting the gift or practicing the gift or even being taught the gift because this word activate it scares some people. They have mini panic attacks when they hear the word activate they say there's that word again. When really all it means it's actually very practical. It simply means to make use of that which God has given to you. And when you really think about it there's nothing that God does within the earth generally speaking that doesn't require our participation. He does work through our will and he does work with us and so the gift of tongues is no different. So as I said we're going to lay some groundwork. I know you might want me to jump right to the keys and I will give you those keys those simple biblical keys but they're going to be more impactful if you just allow the biblical framework to be placed. So let's first look at this question. What is the gift of speaking in tongues? In first Corinthians chapter six verse 17 the scripture declares but the person who is joined with the Lord is one or joined to the Lord is one spirit with him. Now this verse in particular is not talking about the gift of speaking in tongues.  And so if we go to another verse here in Romans chapter eight verse 26 and the Holy Spirit helps us in our weakness. For example we don't know what God wants us to pray for but the Holy Spirit prays for us with groanings that cannot be expressed in words. Now even that verse sometimes people misunderstand and they think that this particular verse is talking about the gift of speaking in tongues and it is not. And some might say well David then why are you even bringing it up? It's because I'm laying the foundation for certain biblical principles premises that will help us to lead help us find one conclusion. So first and foremost we see that you are one with the Holy Spirit. Your spirit is one with the Holy Spirit. There's that connection that's already been established. If you are a born-again believer then the Holy Spirit lives within you. You could not be born again if the Holy Spirit didn't dwell within you. So every believer has the Holy Spirit and I want to clarify this so that there's no room for legalism. Just because you don't pray in tongues doesn't mean you don't have the Holy Spirit. Just because you don't pray in tongues doesn't mean you're not saved. In fact salvation and the baptism with the Holy Spirit which coincide with one another have to take place before the gift of tongues can even be used. So what I'm trying to establish here are these two principles so far. Your spirit is one with the Holy Spirit. You're not working for a connection with him. You're working from a connection with him. And then in Romans chapter 8 verse 26 we see that the Holy Spirit prays for us. So context considered we can take those biblical principles to heart. We are one with the Spirit, the Holy Spirit prays for us. Now let's go to a portion of Scripture that's talking specifically about this expression of the gift of tongues that I'm talking about here in this message. 1 Corinthians 14 2 through 4 watch this now for if you have the ability to speak in tongues you will be talking only to God since people won't be able to understand you. You will be speaking by the power of the Spirit but it will all be mysterious. But one who prophesies strengthens others encourages them and comforts them. A person who speaks in tongues is strengthened personally but one who speaks a word of prophecy strengthens the entire church. Now many have misunderstood the writings of Paul here and they imagine that he's condemning the use of the gift of speaking in tongues or that he's looking down his nose at the gift of speaking in tongues or that he's begrudgingly accepting the gift of tongues as an operation within the church. Nothing could be further from the truth. Paul is not condemning the gift of speaking in tongues. He's comparing the gift of speaking in tongues with the gift of prophecy. He's not saying that speaking in tongues is bad. He's saying that prophecy is better in the context of public church assembly because prophecy will edify the entire body. But look here in verses 2 and 4 specifically and we see that when Paul writes the gift of speaking in tongues at least this specific expression of the gift of speaking in tongues he says that you'll be talking only to God since people won't be able to understand you. So this actually helps us to rule out the idea that the gift of speaking in tongues is only the ability to speak in an earthly language. Yes of course we understand that's a part of it. We're going to cover that in just a moment but this idea which maybe you've heard parroted and repeated often you know people sometimes imagine that they repeat something enough that it becomes true. So this has been repeated again and again you may have heard it everyone just kind of speaks it chanting it the gift of tongues is an earthly language the gift of tongues is an earthly language but that's not the case we can see that clearly here in scripture that there is a supernatural expression of this gift that would cause you to speak to God or only to God to where people would not be able to understand you. So no the gift of speaking in tongues is not just an earthly language though that is a part of it that's one of the expressions for sure. Now look at verse number four a person who speaks in tongues is strengthened personally. Now this is very interesting because Paul here is making it clear that when you pray in tongues you are personally edified so never mind with this idea that the gift of speaking in tongues bears no fruit here the scripture couldn't be clearer when you pray in tongues you're speaking to God it's not always an earthly language and it can edify you personally. So he's not saying it has no use whatsoever he's simply again comparing it to the gift of prophecy and saying that in the context of public church assembly it's better to prophesy than to speak in tongues without interpretation and again we're going to cover more on that in just a moment. So let's tie together some of these threads. We see 1 Corinthians 6 17 context considered we can take away the principle that your spirit is one with the Holy Spirit. Romans 8 26 which is not about the gift of speaking in tongues makes it clear that the Holy Spirit prays for you. 1 Corinthians chapter 14 verses two through four which is talking specifically about the gift of speaking in tongues makes it clear that it's not always an earthly language and that it can actually edify you personally so there's some fruitfulness that can result from this. 1 Corinthians chapter 14 verse 14 puts it even more clearly for if I pray in tongues my spirit is praying but I don't understand what I am saying. Now again some might try to nitpick at the specific meaning of each verse and say well the context says this but the context would in no way take away from the specific truths that we're gleaning from these particular scriptures. So we can put together this idea you're one with the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit prays for you when you pray in tongues your spirit is praying so then when I pray in tongues I'm praying according to my spirit and my spirit is in agreement with the Holy Spirit therefore when you pray in tongues the Holy Spirit is praying for you through you all of these things being true based upon the scriptures that we read that is the inescapable conclusion in regards to the biblical definition of the gift of speaking in tongues granted there are other expressions as I'll cover in just a moment but in a very basic sense we see that to pray in tongues is to pray in the spirit in agreement with the Holy Spirit. So it's a very supernatural act it's a spiritual act it has actual results that can affect your spiritual life that's basically what the gift of speaking in tongues is that when you pray in tongues you're praying in the spirit in alignment with the Holy Spirit's prayers and again the Holy Spirit prays for you through you. Now let's take a look at the different expressions of the gift of speaking in tongues there is the personal tongue the proof tongue and the prophetic tongue now I created these terms to help us see the distinctions between the different expressions but you will not find those terms in scripture but you will see the different expressions there I'm just adding terminology to it to help highlight the differences. We just read 1st Corinthians chapter 14 verses one through four that is the personal prayer language and this is for self edification then there is the proof tongue as I call it in Acts chapter 2 verses 4 through 6 and everyone present was filled with the Holy Spirit and began speaking in other tongues as the Holy Spirit gave them this ability at that time there were devout Jews from every nation living in Jerusalem when they heard the loud noise everyone came running and they were bewildered to hear their own languages being spoken by the believers so here we see that those who had gathered after hearing this noise heard the believers speaking in their own languages it doesn't say by the way at least specifically that the believers were in fact speaking those languages rather it says that the hearers heard their own language so we don't know if the supernatural power caused the disciples or the early church to speak in languages they did not know or if it caused the hearer to hear what they were saying in their own language the bible doesn't give us specific clarity on that so the interpretation could have been on either side of it but that is the proof tongue that is the expression of a language that one does not know then there is the prophetic expression of the gift of tongues we see an example of this in 1 Corinthians chapter 14 verses 26 through 28 well my brothers and sisters let's summarize when you meet together one will sing another will teach another will tell some special revelation God has given one will speak in tongues and another will interpret what is said but everything that is done must strengthen all of you no more than two or three should speak in tongues they must speak one at a time and someone must interpret what they say but if no one is present who can interpret they must be silent in your church meeting and speak in tongues to God privately now this is interesting because Paul the apostle is putting some restrictions on the prophetic expression of the gift of speaking in tongues but this has nothing to do with the prayer language that we referenced earlier so I want you to imagine a scenario here imagine that you walk into a church you're an unbeliever and you're being ministered to by the worship they're singing hymns you're being ministered to by the sermon you're being ministered to by the prayers and then all of a sudden someone stands up in the middle of the congregation takes the attention away from the word that's being spoken and begins to pray in tongues that's all well and good so long as there is an interpreter present who is going to be able to communicate a message from that particular expression of the gift of tongues that will actually edify all of those who are present this is what Paul the apostle was addressing specifically that chaos that would result from everyone just speaking in tongues at random no one would ever be edified because they would be constantly interrupting one another and when one spoke in tongues without an interpreter how would other people receive from that if they didn't receive that interpretation so we have to remember that Paul is talking about the public church assembly and the specific problem that he's trying to solve here is that everyone is supposed to receive edification when you gather together now some will try to twist this scripture like a pretzel to make it seem like it applies to all the different expressions of the gift of speaking in tongues but that's not at all the case we see clearly here that other believers are gathered now if there is order to sharing that moment where you're speaking in tongues together then that doesn't cause the problem that Paul the apostle was trying to address for example if you have everyone praying tongues at one time there's a moment for that in the service that's perfectly acceptable as i'll show in scripture later that when they received the gift of speaking in tongues and when the gift of tongues would manifest in the early church they would often all pray in tongues at the same time without an interpreter this just has to do with the disruption of a church service taking away from the fruitfulness in that others would not be edified by this particular expression unless there is an interpreter so specifically he's talking about anything that would command the collective attention of all of those assembled in that gathering and thus taking away from their ability to receive otherwise now let's embolden the lines of distinction between these particular expressions and it becomes clearer now that in fact there are different expressions to the gift of speaking in tongues number one we see that there are different benefits the personal tongue benefits the individual we see that in 1 Corinthians chapter 14 verse 4 the prophetic tongue benefits the church that's 1 Corinthians chapter 12 verse 7 and 1426 the proof tongue benefits the unbeliever that's 1 Corinthians chapter 14 verse 22 i mean just the fact that you can compare self edification with the edification of others that alone is concrete proof that there are different aspects to this gift then there are different interpretation requirements the personal tongue requires no interpreter or interpretation to be beneficial to the individual 1 Corinthians 14 for again the prophetic tongue requires an interpreter to benefit the church 1 Corinthians 14 26 the proof tongue and this is amazing requires no interpreter for the interpretation to be understood by the unbeliever that's actually chapter 2 verse 8 and then we look at how it's understood the personal tongue is understood by no one but God 1 Corinthians chapter 14 verse 2 the prophetic tongue is understood by the church with an aid of it with the aid of an interpreter 1 Corinthians 14 27 and the proof tongue is supernaturally understood by the unbeliever we reference acts to again for that so these are obviously different expressions of the gift now here's a key thought there are many misconceptions about the gift of speaking in tongues that can be addressed and actually even completely done away with by simply understanding the different expressions or the differences between them for example when paul the apostle writes one speaking at a time well that didn't apply to acts chapter 2 nor does that apply to the personal prayer language so long as it doesn't disrupt the flow of the church service think about the fact that paul the apostle writes that an interpreter is required well again that doesn't have anything to do with that personal expression of the gift nor does it have anything to do when the church would receive the gift of speaking in tongues nor does it have anything to do when the unbeliever was able to hear their own languages being spoken by the believers then he writes about not all can pray in tongues well there again he's talking about not all have been given that public expression of the gift that is tied to the gift of interpretation some would say it's just an earthly language well yes if you're talking specifically about acts chapter 2 it can be heard as an earthly language possibly spoken as one we don't know but there are different expressions that would actually clue us into the fact that it's not just an earthly language but that there's a supernatural element to it as well and so when you understand that there are different expressions to this gift all of those misconceptions just go by the wayside so now that there's been some groundwork let's just address one more misconception here and then I want to talk to you about the obstacles that believers face that caused them to not receive this gift so you've been believing you've been praying you asked God for the gift and something in you says I know I've received it and I just want to be able to make use of that gift but there are all of these thoughts in my mind there are all of these obstacles that seem to prevent me from walking that out I want to talk to you about that and again I want to emphasize I'm not saying you can be taught to pray in tongues but you can be taught to surrender to the Holy Spirit through the teaching of the word and you can be taught about the reality that the gift of tongues does require your participation it says as the Spirit enabled them not as the Spirit forced them so when I talk about the how to again I'm not saying you can force God to give you the gift I'm not saying you decide to have a gift that God hasn't given to you I'm saying that God has given you a prayer language and it's just a matter of walking in that gift so gifts cannot be taught in that sense now the idea that not all can pray in tongues stems specifically and most often from a misapplication or misunderstanding of this particular portion of scripture first Corinthians chapter 12 verses 29 through 31 where Paul the apostle asks rhetorically are we all apostles are we all prophets are we all teachers do we all have the power to do miracles do we all have the gift of healing do we all have the ability to speak in unknown languages or tongues do we all have the ability to interpret unknown languages of course not so you should earnestly desire the most helpful gifts but now let me show you a way of life that is best of all now context matters and it's very important that we take a look at what paul is talking about so for example when he asks are all apostles we understand that that means no not our of all our apostles but does does this mean therefore that not all believers can aid in the establishing of new works does this mean therefore that not all believers can help other leaders in the way that would help guide them forward that doesn't mean that in in particular it's talking about a specific office or for example are we all prophets okay not all of us have the office of a prophet but does this therefore mean that the Holy Spirit only speaks to prophets and not to believers in general no we understand that the Holy Spirit speaks to all believers so even though all are not in the office of the prophet this doesn't mean that the Holy Spirit doesn't speak to all believers are we all teachers well no not all of us hold the office of the teacher but the scripture tells us clearly that we ought to be ready to give an answer for the hope that is within us how are we supposed to give an answer for the hope that is within us if we're not able to teach why study to show ourselves approved unto God or study to be able to rightly divide the scripture if not all of us are teachers that's because some have the office of the teacher but every believer should to some degree do some teaching even if it's just evangelizing and teaching people the way do we all have the power to do miracles well this is talking about the gift of miracles no but does this therefore mean that not all of us can believe for miracles of course not this is talking about a very specific area and focused area of ministry grace namely in the area of miracles but of course all believers can believe for miracles do we all have the gift of healing no not all have the gift of healing in that not all have been called to the healing ministry but all of us can believe for healing i mean has anyone ever prayed for their loved one who is sick and been stopped wait a minute you don't have the gift of healing you're not supposed to do that of course not because we understand that all believers can still believe for a healing even though they don't have the gift of healing do all speak in unknown languages do all have the ability to interpret unknown languages so what paul the apostle here is describing he's talking about the gifts that are used in the context of the community of the church because we know that first chrithians 12 seven says a spiritual is a spiritual gift is given to each of us why so that we can help each other well wait a minute first chrithians chapter 14 verse 4 makes it clear that the there's an expression of the gift of tongues that's not for the edification of others before the edification of self so clearly he's not talking about the expression of the gift of tongues that is for the edification of other of self he's talking about the the expression of the gift of tongues that's for the edification of others so that's a different expression of the gift um we would have to do the same for example with the word of wisdom. Does this mean none of us can have wisdom? No, it just means none of us or not all of us can have the word of wisdom. The word of knowledge. Does this mean none of us can have the word of knowledge unless we have that gift? No, or have knowledge unless we have the gift? No. It says that not all of us can have the gift of the word of knowledge. What about the gift of faith? Only those with the gift of faith can have faith. Brother, I'm sorry. No. Paul is talking about the gift of faith in the context of the community of believers. In other words, it ministers to others. Do all have gifts of healing? No. Well, that means only some believers can believe for healing. No. Why do we only specifically say this in regards to the gift of speaking in tongues? It's because it's a religious spirit. It's because it's a misunderstanding of Scripture. It's because it's a preconceived idea that we are trying to force upon the Scripture when it doesn't say that. Each one of the spiritual gifts is intended to help the body of Christ. In other words, the one who uses the gift isn't the one who benefits from the gift. We are given spiritual gifts to benefit others, not self. So the gift of faith couldn't be having faith. It would have to be the ability to stir faith in others. The gift of healing isn't being healed. It's the grace to heal others. The same would apply to every gift about which Paul wrote in 1 Corinthians 12. All of the spiritual gifts in 1 Corinthians 12 are others focused, never self-focused. Therefore, Paul is not addressing the use of the personal prayer language. So the expression of the gift of tongues he's not talking about or he's talking about is others centered, not self-edifying. Paul also wrote this in 1 Corinthians chapter 14 verses 4 and 5. A person who speaks in tongues is strengthened personally, but one who speaks a word of prophecy strengthens the entire church. Now watch this. I wish you could all speak in tongues, but even more I wish that you could all prophesy. Prophecy is greater than speaking in tongues unless someone interprets. Why would Paul the apostle wish for something that was contrary to the will of God? In an instructive letter. And why would the Holy Spirit allow for that desire to be recorded in the Holy Scripture? If it were indeed contrary to God's will, this would not be included. Not all have the gifts of tongues and tongues interpretation, that public expression of the gift, but every believer can pray in a personal tongue to God. By the way, the Bible doesn't say that some were filled. It says all were filled. Acts 2, 4. All of them were filled with the Holy Spirit and began to speak in other tongues. Nobody said, everybody stop, wait a minute. You can't have it. This is only for some of us, not all of us. Or wait a minute. Everybody stop. This is not orderly. Everybody stop praying in tongues until we have an interpreter. One at a time. That's not what happened here. And again, this is another reference in Scripture here we can look at. Acts chapter 2, verse 39. The promise is to you, to your children, and to those far away. All who have been called by the Lord are gone. So this is what Peter is saying about this manifestation of the Holy Spirit's power. This is a gift for all who have been called by the Lord our God. What was he talking about? Well, Acts 2, 33 says, And the Father, as he had promised, gave him the Holy Spirit to pour out upon us. This is, this couldn't be clearer. Just as you see and hear today, what did they hear? They heard them speaking in tongues. What did they see? They saw the power of the Holy Ghost moving. And he says this, what you see and hear today, this is for all who have been called by the Lord our God. So what blocks someone from receiving? Well, first of all, those types of mindsets. Now, I already can hear several different objections. I've heard many of them throughout the year, several different objections to what I'm presenting here today. I don't have time to go in and address every single one of those. Someone will, even if you check the comment section afterwards, you'll probably still see, we can't be taught to get the gift of tongues or we can't be taught to practice the gift of tongues. And by that, you're being included into the fact that they probably didn't even watch the whole lesson. So search for that in the comments. But there will be other objections raised, I'm sure. But I'm just trying to help you get unstuck from that kind of thinking so that you can move into this portion here. Again, we don't have time to cover every single misconception about the gift of speaking in tongues or misapplication of Scripture. But I think that's far enough for now. You at least understand there are different expressions of the gift of tongues. When Paul writes about those restrictions, he's talking about the one used in the context of public church assembly, not your personal prayer language. And as you look at the Book of Acts Church, the early church, you're going to see that there are many instances where they prayed in tongues collectively. So that's not even necessarily the issue. He was talking about order in the church and the disruption of church services. But let's take a look now at the obstacles. And I want to really help you walk through this now, because this is going to be where it comes down to activating that gift. And when I say activate, think about as Paul wrote to Timothy, stir up the gift is within you. Stir up that gift. You have to do something with it. God is not going to force you to pray in tongues.   Just hear what I'm saying. The biggest barrier to the reception or the activation of the gift of speaking in tongues, whatever term you want to use them, talking about making use of what's been deposited in you. The biggest obstacle, I can summarize in one word. And some won't like this, but I want you to hear what I say and then let me explain it. The biggest obstacle is ego. And by that, I don't mean pride. Pride can be a manifestation of ego, but I'm talking about self. Self gets in the way. If you want to flow in this gift, by the way, Paul, the apostle wrote in 1 Corinthians 14 of how we are to manage this gift, that implies by the very nature of his writings that the use of the gift has at least something to do with the exercise of your will, the gift of healing. You have to lay hands, the gift of teaching. You have to open your mouth. Whenever there's a spiritual gift given to a believer, there's always some participation that's required on the believer's part where they, in fact, must submit themselves to God's use and actually act out in faith in certain ways in order to step into the use of that gift or the function of that gift. And so when I talk about ego, I'm talking about the fact that we get inside our own head. We hear all of the different misconceptions and half truths from the naysayers in regards to the gift of speaking tongues, and we let that get in our heads, and then we get all clogged up in the spirit. There's stoppage. There's this hesitation. There's reservation. When the Holy Spirit has given you something that is very powerful that you can use to see advancement in your spiritual life, Paul wrote, I pray in tongues more than you all. How would he know that unless there was some fruit that came with the gift? And so you have to get out of your own way. I'm going to give you three keys, and then I want to pray with you. And I believe you're going to begin to pray in tongues. If you do these things, you will pray in tongues. And if you don't end up praying in tongues, it's because you didn't do these three things, not really. Number one, request. Request, and we can actually say and receive if that's how you want to term it. Luke 11, 11 to 13 says, This you fathers, if your children ask for a fish, do you give them a snake instead? Or if they ask for an egg, do you give them a scorpion? Of course not. So if you sinful people know how to give good gifts to your children, how much more will your heavenly father give the Holy Spirit to those who ask him? So many believers are afraid. Well, what if I get a demonic spirit?   Christians cannot have demons. I have a whole different message on that. So never mind with that legalistic, superstitious fear. And then on the other hand, this idea that God would abandon you in that way is just, I don't, it just contradicts the nature of God. I trust not in my ability to receive the gift of tongues, but in his ability to give and impart the gift of tongues. In other words, I trust that when I ask for a gift of the Holy Spirit in the name of Jesus, that God is not going to allow something else to come in. So request it. And then number two, and this isn't going to sound so spiritual, but it is. It's one of the most spiritual things you can do. Just relax. I mean the fear, the overthinking, the doubt, it's right there, right on the edge of your tongue. And you're telling yourself, well, this isn't me, or this is probably just a flesh, or maybe I'm just faking it, or what are people going to think, or what if they think I'm silly? Can I just tell you bluntly, people are going to think you're silly. Look, people all the time, that's one of the main criticisms of this ministry is the expression of the gift of speaking in tongues. But I make no apologies for it, and you shouldn't either. We are tongue talking spirit filled believers. We believe in the gift of speaking in tongues for today. You ought to walk in boldness in regards to the gift of speaking in tongues. You do realize it's the tongue talkers who've seen the greatest advancements for the kingdom of God globally in terms of missions and church planting and outreach and evangelism and soul winning. This movement of the Holy Spirit is growing exponentially. It's God's mark of fruitfulness and abundance on that movement. And the kingdom is advancing.  Don't be afraid just because others misunderstand the scripture and force their reading upon it.   I rebuke that lie in the mighty name of Jesus. God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power and love and a sound mind. Greater is he who is in me than he who is in the world. Stop with the fear. Stop with the superstition. Stop overthinking it. This is just me. Oh my goodness. What if God gets mad? Do I really have the gift? Stop with the overthinking. Stop with the doubt and come with childlike faith and just relax. And then, number three, release it. All spiritual gifts require some exercise of faith on the part of the one using them. Why would speaking and tongues be any different? Why do we imagine that the Holy Spirit is going to rend the heavens, grab your tongue, and begin to move it around for you against your will? My goodness, there's no spiritual gift that functions like that. I mean, even salvation to some degree had to require the surrender of your will in when you believed. And so the gift of speaking and tongues is going to be no different. He's not going to force you. So you say, well, this is just me. It is partially you because you are surrendering by your own free will to the work of the Spirit. And so you request it and believe you've received it. Believe that the Holy Spirit dwells in you. I mean, every spiritual gift that the Holy Spirit gives, he gives of himself and he lives within you in the first place and then just relax. Stop overthinking. Stop doubting.  And then release it. How do you release it? You give them the syllables and sounds as the Spirit enabled them. Remember, as the Spirit enabled them, not forced them. So if you're waiting for the Holy Spirit to force you to do this, it's never going to happen. Even if you hear stories from others that say, well, I didn't, I didn't even try it. I was forced to. Maybe they felt like that, but we go not by their experience, but by what the word says, it says he enabled them. And so you have to make a decision. Am I going to listen to religious ideology? Am I going to listen to nitpicking and superstition? Am I going to listen to my own voices of fear and doubt and pride where I say, I don't want to look silly? Or am I going to go all in and say, Holy Spirit, I will give you the utterance. I will give you as you enable me. I will speak forth the utterance and I will trust you to feel those sounds with your intention. Why? He who is joined to the Lord is one Spirit with him. The Holy Spirit prays, and when you pray in tongues, your Spirit is praying. Even now, I can sense for you that there's this breaking, there's this, this, you can almost sense like something is about to happen. That is the work of the Holy Spirit stirring faith within you. That is the work of the Holy Spirit stirring faith within you. And so I want you to step out in faith. I'll tell you a story and then we're going to pray. There's a story about a father who is teaching his daughter how to pray. And the first night he tells his daughter, I'm going to pray and I want you to repeat what I have to say. And then you're going to learn how to pray. She says, okay, dad, so he says, father in the name of Jesus, she says, father in the name of Jesus, and so on and so forth. And finally they conclude with amen. Then the next night the father does the same thing. Then the next night the father comes in and he says, okay, tonight I'm going to let you pray on your own. He listens to her, good, she's praying. He does this consecutively for a few more nights until finally he says, now I want you to pray all on your own without me here. And so he's helping her to do that.  He laughs to himself, continues on, but then this continues night after night, A-B-C-D-E-F-G, A-B-C-D-E-F-G. Now he becomes concerned. He knocks on the door and he tells her, you know, when you pray, you're supposed to actually speak to God. You're supposed to actually say something and communicate with him. You're just saying the alphabet. She says, but dad, I am praying. And I love her response. She says, dad, I am praying. I just give him the letters and he arranges it however he wants. Though that's not exactly what I'm talking about, that is in essence how the gift of speaking in tongues works, at least the personal prayer language, where you give him the utterances and trust that he's filling those utterances with his intention, with his nature, with his own meaning, their surrendered syllables and sounds, and leave it to the Holy Spirit to leave such untapped potential, such immense power hidden behind such a childlike act of faith. So close your eyes, lift your hands. It's time to release that gift. Don't allow any distractions right now to clutter your mind. Don't look at other videos. Don't click on other things. I want you to focus here. Close your eyes, lift your hands, and begin to allow the Holy Spirit to do his work in you. And I want you to ask him. Ask the precious Holy Spirit for your prayer language.  And then I want you to relax. I don't mean that in the meditative sense. I simply mean I want you to stop with the fear mongering, stop with the superstition, stop with the religious thinking. Many have twisted the scripture to try to explain away this beautiful expression of the gift of tongues. Don't allow that. Take everything that God has for you. And I want you right now to let go of that idea that it's just you. It's partially you, but it's not just you. Let go of that idea that a demon could enter. The Holy Spirit dwells in you and no demon is stronger than him. I want you to let go of that idea that you'll look silly. Though it's probably true, let it go anyway.  Let go of these ideas. Then I want you now to begin to release surrendered syllables and sounds. You're doing it right now. It's right on the edge of your tongue. And maybe even again, that hesitation came back up. No, that's not me or that's not the Holy Spirit. That's just me. And you're fighting within yourself. That's proof that you haven't let go in the mind. Just begin to release syllables and sounds. Surrender them to Jesus now. And trust that the Holy Spirit will fill. If anything, just treat it like beautiful expressions that come from the heart given in worship to God. Don't overthink it. Don't let religious people condemn you for it. Just release that sound. Let the Holy Spirit work now.  That's just me. You'll find that as you begin to release those sounds. There will be a moment where it goes from being just you. And then there'll be this grace that comes upon you. And then there's a flow. And that is partnership with the Holy Spirit. But you have to step out in faith. You have to give them something to work with. Holy Spirit, I pray. You cause them to surrender all. Stir up that gift within them. I pray. Thank you, Jesus. I give you glory and honor. Many right now are receiving that. 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A little worried yesterday about the rapid pace. We're going to slow down just a little bit because we're starting to get into the heart of the matter of what I wanted to talk about. But also, even before doing that, I think it's worthwhile since we were running out of time at the end yesterday wrapping up the proof of this theorem 2.10, the square function bounds for the theta t's. I think it's worth revisiting that just a little bit because there's an important concept or important idea embedded in this theorem and it's proof. So remember, we were proving that we have a square function bound for the theta t's. Remember where these theta t's are given by integration against the kernel that satisfies the little with Paley conditions. And so what I want to emphasize is that the only thing needed to make this work, we only needed the quasi-orthogonality, right? Which, let me remind you, said that in the operator norm, theta t qs up to some constant was less than or equal to the minimum of s over t, t over s to some positive power beta. Okay, and if you'll forgive me, let me write it this way because that's actually how things in the proof, this is how it actually arose. We got the square of the operator norm, okay? And what, yes? Well, because true orthogonality would be that these guys give you zero if s is different than t, right, when you compose them. So we don't have that but we have decay away from the diagonal. It's not purely diagonalized but it's, it decays away from the diagonal, okay? All right, so, and why was this important if you recall how the proof went?  Theta t qs operator norm was controlled by then, the square of it was then controlled by the minimum s over t, t over s to the power beta. And if you recall how the proof went, this is all that we needed to make the integral converge that I had written way down in the far right hand corner, right, and that finished things up, okay? Yes, yes I do, thank you. Of course I do, certainly, yep, thanks. Okay, all right. Okay, and I glossed over one thing here. You need this for, we need the quasi orthogonality for a family qs that satisfies the propositions 2.4 and 2.6, which were the Koldron reproducing formula which let us resolve the identity in terms of an integral of the qs's. And 2.6, which was the fact that the qs's themselves give rise to a square function bound analogous to that, okay? And those were the only ingredients needed, all right? Okay, and so in fact, for the theorem that we stated, theorem 2.10, this came from the following facts, okay? Well, it came more generally from what's really needed to prove that is that, okay, maybe let me say this at a philosophical level, okay? Let me state it, for example, in the case s less than or equal to t, you just reverse the roles of the theta t and the qs in the other case, of course, okay? So the quasi orthogonality then uses, oops, I'm losing my, there we go. Okay, what this uses is morally speaking, smoothness of the kernel of theta t, right? Which we called psi t of x, y, and cancellation zeta s of, let's say, y minus z, which was the kernel of qs, okay? And of course, some adequate decay for both. Now, in our situation, the zeta s is actually a compact support so that a k part was trivial, okay? The cancellation for the zeta s's was that they integrated to give you zero, okay? All right, so in our case, in the statement of the theorem, the psi t's satisfied a point-wise smoothness condition, right, it was this Lidlwood-Paley smoothness condition which entailed local Helder continuity in the y variable, okay? But you can get by with less than that, all right? Part of the moral of the story is that this quasiarthogonality estimate doesn't really take as much as what we stated in the hypotheses of the theorem, of theorem 2.10, okay? So again, maybe just because we went over this in a hurry last time, or actually, I didn't even talk about this at all last time, let me just briefly indicate, say in the case, s less than t, how one gets quasiarthogonality under the circumstances of theorem 2.10, okay? It was enough to show, for s less than or equal to t, the following estimate, that point-wise, theta t qs applied to some function h is gonna be less than or equal to, up to some constant, s over t to the beta times the maximal function, or even an iterated maximal function of h squared, right, this point-wise bound. Here, m squared just means the iteration of the hardy little one maximal operator with itself, okay, you take the maximal function of the maximal function, okay? Of course, the maximal function is bound on an L2. So if you have this, you take the L2 norm, of course, you end up with this decay factor times the L2 norm of h, all right? And that's all we need. So where does this come from? Well, let's see where it comes from, okay? So if we write this out, all right, using the kernels, what's this gonna be? It's gonna be the integral of psi t of xy, of course, the integral's over our n. And then qs of h is zeta s of y minus z h of z dz, okay? And now here's where we use the cancellation because the mean value of this guy integrated in the y variable is zero. That means we can subtract from this guy anything that's independent of y. We're just subtracting a constant. This doesn't see constants, okay? So when this is the same as integral psi t of xy minus psi t of xz times zeta s of y minus z h of z dz, okay? And I won't take it any further. I'll leave it to you to check the rest of the details, but it's, in fact, you're gonna do an exercise which goes even a little further. But all you do at this point is bring absolute values in. Here you use the littlewood-Paley smoothest condition. Here you just use that this is less than or equal to, up to a constant, one over s times the indicator of the set where y minus z is less than s, right? So therefore this average, okay? Or this thing is controlled by an average which in turn is controlled by the Hardy-Littlewood maximal function of h at y, okay? The smoothest here that you get since y minus z is less than s, you get an s to the alpha. And so then you divide and multiply by t to the alpha and it just works, okay? The thing that you end up with here is also controlled because of the very first proposition that we stated. This will be controlled by, again, the maximal function of this stuff, okay? And it's easy from that point, all right?


Hi, this is Patsy. Hi, this is Kimberly from Mountain View Dodge. Four all three, five, five, six, seven, three, three, two. And this is Tech Talk. Today on Tech Talk, Patsy's going to teach you how to parallel park with active park sense. First, she's going to turn on the button to activate it. Now she's going to hit OK to switch to parallel park. Okay. Now, as you can see, it's searching for a parking spot. So we found a spot. And it tells us to reverse and I have no hands. Look, Ma, no hands. So all we have to do is adjust the gas and the brake. Oh my goodness. What did that beep mean? Just says check area. Check area. But it's pretty close. And you know what? You can use this on your driver's license exam. I think we're good.


For more than six years now, Aisho has been one of the most visible ways that ASME fulfills its mission to advance engineering for the benefit of humanity, and today we're thrilled to announce one more. However, when I'm Kathleen Log, Executive Director of the ASME Foundation, and Managing Director of ASME Philanthropy, Aisho has built an incredible record of success in helping bring to market extraordinary innovations that address the UN Sustainable Development Goals. If you're a social entrepreneur with a brilliant prototype and need help scaling it up to a market-ready product, you couldn't ask for a better vehicle than Aisho to get you across the finish line, or in the case of many early stage companies, the starting line. But what about all the world-changing ideas that aren't quite to the prototype stage? To answer that question, I am delighted to introduce Keith Rowe. Keith is a past president of ASME and currently chairs both the Philanthropy Committee and our campaign for next-generation engineers. Keith, welcome. Hi, Kathleen, and hello, everyone. I've been looking forward to this moment for over a year, ever since the ASME Foundation decided to help fund a new program that builds on the success of the Aisho. For those of you who've been involved or witnessed an Aisho, you know firsthand exactly what that success means. Right now, social entrepreneurs look to Aisho for helping getting their vetted prototypes to market. But what we know is that they also need help much earlier in the process, moving from the very early concept stage to building a working prototype, a place to explore, develop, and improve the most promising ideas for social development hardware, even if those ideas are still largely untested and not fully formed. That's what ASME's newest initiative is all about. It's called IDEA Lab, where select powerful ideas from social entrepreneurs are chosen to move through a rigorous process to ensure that they're fully viable, manufacturable, and will make a difference. And most importantly, IDEA Lab can help ensure that life-changing innovations don't get stalled on the drawing board, if you will, for lack of support. Keith believes so strongly in this extension of the Aisho program that he and his wife, Elizabeth, Nickname Brownie, made a generous lead contribution to get IDEA Lab off the ground. So on behalf of the ASME Foundation, and more importantly, all the aspiring social entrepreneurs who will participate, thank you Keith for investing in this exciting new initiative. Well, we look at this as an investment in the future. I've seen our incredibly innovative products that have come out of Aisho. Our hope and desire is that IDEA Lab will be sort of an incubator for Aisho, where they get the help they need to advance to the prototype stage. The concept is that the best ideas will receive early seed capital, technical expertise from ASME volunteers, and even business guidance to move from concept to work in product prototype, and of course, then onto Aisho. And once that happens, these innovations will change a lot of lives all over the world. Brownie and I are just thrilled to be a part of that process. This program has so much potential, we hope some of you will consider joining us in supporting this work. Thanks to the Rowe family, the first IDEA Lab will take place next year, but there is so much more to do, and the world just cannot afford to leave any brilliant idea behind. If you'd like to support IDEA Lab, give us at the ASME Foundation a call, or visit the donate page at asme.org slash donate. And to learn more about the IDEA Lab program, you can visit the Aisho website, this is hardware.org slash ideas.


What is your opinion on the PMAR report which was released today? I think it was, to be honest, it was along expected lines. The fact that digital has overtaken television and will grow much faster was to be expected. But yeah, it's great to feel validated about it. As you said, digital has overtaken television. How do you think it will affect the attacks in this sports genre? I think whatever is true for the macroeconomy in terms of digital overtaking television will actually also reflect in sports. I do think that we are at an inflection point where digital will be bigger than television even on sport.


You can build an IoT Telegraph with analog feedback servos and CircuitPython. Inspired by ship engine telegraphs, this uses analog feedback servos to make a simple, yet modern, two-way communication system. Use it to keep in touch with a friend by letting them know when you want to grab a bite to eat, go on a walk, or just get together for a cup of coffee. These emojis represent the activities you're interested in and the 3D printed handle lets you select the one you'd like to do. A piece of copper tape is used to detect when it's being held and released thanks to the magic of capacitive touch. The analog feedback servo keeps track of the handle's position and sends it over Wi-Fi using Adafruit I.O. as the broker. Powered by the Adafruit Qtipi ESP32S2, this small, yet powerful dev board is packed with features perfect for IoT projects. It features the ESP32S2 Wi-Fi chip with 13 GPIO pins, capacitive touch, and native USB for running CircuitPython or Arduino. The CircuitPython code runs on two different dev boards and uses Adafruit I.O. for sending data between the two. The analog feedback servos are calibrated and record the position of the servo when it detects the handle has been touched. When touch input is released, the position of the servo is sent to a feed. Each Telegraph has one feed for publishing and a second feed for listening. To build your own, be sure to check out the guide on learn.adafruit.com. We hope this inspires you to check out CircuitPython and Adafruit I.O. for your next IoT project.


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Thanks for checking out this video and it is that time. It's time to go over. What is coming to shutter for the next month? So this is for January 2020 it seems very weird to say 2020 but Yeah, it's gonna be 2020 and this is coming a lot earlier than I expected it Usually it's like within the last week of the of the prior month that we find out about what's coming to shutter for that month So I assume they did that because they want to get everything out before the holidays Another thing I want people to know is that as I've been doing things with like the screeners that I do and I'll release reviews of The movies and shows before they hit shutter I'm gonna start saying yes to every single screener because before I was just picking and choosing and saying that sounds interesting That sounds interesting. I want to try and do better about Hitting what is coming to shutter as far as the originals and exclusives So if they give me a screener opportunity to get stuff ahead of time and then review it I'm gonna say yes to all of it and that would be up on this channel, obviously But let's go ahead and start talking about what's coming in January But first real quick when I'm dropping this video Tomorrow is the red Christmas with Joe Bob Briggs. So get excited Hopefully if you're watching this and you were interested in Joe Bob Briggs, you knew it was coming and you're already ready for that I will be drinking some beers hanging out watching it and just having a good time. So let's get ready for that now What's coming in January? There's a new original series coming to shutter in January and it is called the Dead Lands It's a two it has a two episode series premiere So I assume that means they're gonna drop two episodes and then do one one one I don't know we'll find out a supernatural adventure set in How do I say what is the Dead Lands is what it's called? Maybe I did I just January 23rd Thursday, January 23rd a supernatural adventure set in a mythic majority maori path Geez, I'm sorry maori past with an aesthetic. That's part ash versus evil dead and part Xena warrior princess Yes, please that sounds very interesting the Dead Lands features a murdered maori warrior Waka Nuku Rao who's sent back to the world world of the living to redeem his sins But the world Waka returns to a ravaged by a breach between life and the afterlife as the spirits of the newly dead now Stalk the land and hunt the living Waka encounters a determined young woman Mahe who becomes both his protege and moral compass together they navigate tribal politics the unsubtle ghosts of ancestors and other forces Both natural and supernatural on a quest to discover who broke the world and how to repair it if it's not too late Yeah, so it's gonna be available for shudder Canada and UK as well That sounds very interesting. I like that. It's a very unique concept That's one of the things I always look forward to with horror genre is when you get those films you get those shows that are a Very unused setting and this is definitely one of those unused settings or often not used settings Yeah, so I'm excited to check that out just because it seems very unique now going to a Shudder original movie the marshes which will be January 9th in the middle of nowhere is a labyrinthine marshland teetering on the verge of extinction Dr. Dr. Priya Anand is committed to saving it using diligence and reason to fight the forces that threaten its existence With the help of rival Ben and assistant will Priya is certain. She is in control, but soon Fear manifests in the form of horrifying evil forcing the team to abandon their efforts to save the marsh and focus on saving themselves also available Canada in UK That one like by the description it doesn't sound that exciting to me but I'm assuming I'll get a screener for it So I will watch it and I will review it and I will post a video to let you guys know what I think about it the next shutter Exclusive this will be an exclusive film is called bliss and it will be hitting at the end of January It will be out on the 30th a brilliant painter facing the worst creative block of her life Turns to anything she can to complete her masterpiece Spiraling into a hallucinatory hellscape of drugs sex and murder in the sleazy underbelly of Los Angeles That sounds interesting. That sounds very interesting. I Really like horror movies that have kind of like a hallucinatory crazy drug-fueled Like angle to it. I don't know why that is I think part of that's because I love the movie fear and loathing in Las Vegas so much So because I've watched that so many times whenever there's anything remotely like that incorporated into horror I'm like this is fun So all right, so here are the non-exclusives non originals just movies coming to Shutter January 1st to kick off the new year. This is a movie. I endorse I definitely watch it if you haven't the house of the devil a stranger lures a babysitter to a house with an Unusually large sum of money, but when she arrives Samantha doesn't find any kids just a large and very creepy house That may not be as empty as it seems So, yeah, and that is by tie west This is kind of like the only film by tie west to be honest that I actually liked I Mean the I've seen other films of his and I was like that's fine That's okay, but the house of the devil I really really like the house of the devil Tom Newton's Performance in the house of the devil is amazing That's another one of those situations where it's a actor who just choose the scenery when they're on screen So if for nothing else check out house of the devil Also, if you're big into like 80s horror or like 80s and nostalgia house of devils got that going on It's a good film. I enjoy it And here's one. I have not seen Luz Luz a rainy night a dazed and numb young cab driver Luz drags herself into the brightly lit entrance of a rundown police station across town in a night spot Nora seductively engages police psychiatrist dr. Rosini in a conversation Nora is possessed by a demonic entity longing for the woman it loves Luz She tells the doctor about Luz's rebellious past at a Chilean school for girls Increasingly drunk on her story the doctor is easy prey for the entity once possessed He's called to the police station to examine Luz where he puts her in a state of hypnosis Then initiates a series of flashbacks Revealing the events that led to her arrival, but the entity that has taken control of the doctor wants something more That is way too long of a Synopsis on that I mean that should be cut down a lot. It does not sound interesting to me either It seemed very meandering and I'm not maybe I'll watch it, but I'm not interested Here's one. I am interested in because I've seen it before and I like it And I know a lot of you will too the monster squad I'll just read it because it's it's small anyway, but Fred Decker did this one in this cult favorite horror comedy from the 80s Young boys monster club takes on a three-dimensional reality when the actual monsters Frankenstein Dracula the mummy the Wolfman and The Gillman come to town in search of a magic amulet that will enable Dracula to rule the world Yes, yes, yes, and yes, if you have not seen this film definitely see this film when it hits shutter love monster squad That's one you can share with the kids too. I mean maybe people share other things with the kids too But that's what I feel comfortable sharing with the kids I don't have kids, but I have a niece and she's been asking me When can we watch a creepy movie together and I'm like, I don't know what's okay or not because I'm not your parent So I was like certainly the monster squad though So maybe I'll have to have her come over to the house and show her monster squad That'll be a proud moment for me to introduce her to that All right, January that is also coming on the first Luz is also coming on the first all three of the first ones We're coming January 1st. Now here are two films coming January 6th Demon a young woman travels to the hometown. Oh I'm sorry woman young man. I'm sorry. It's a day for me. How's that work whole thing? A young man travels to the hometown of his future wife where he knows no one as a wedding gift from the brides grandfather He receives a piece of land where the two can build a house and raise a happy family While preparing to build he finds human bones buried beneath the new property strange things begin to happen to change This happy couple's life forever demon is a modern take on one of the most famous Figures of Jewish folklore the Dibbock a spirit of a person not properly laid to rest that seeks to inhabit the body of a living person Okay Sounds like an interesting premise. I think I will check that one out the the whole like Dibbock ghost spirit thing Is one that is more interesting for me. I'm usually not in the like ghost stories But I was watching what is it? Paranormal witness was that is that the show and they had one about a Dibbock box and it was frightening It was it was very affecting and it was frightening and ever since that I've been like, okay, if there's a movie about that type of thing I will check it out because that's some nutty stuff. So that is Available in Shutter Canada as well that is specified. Oh also loves says Shutter Canada Not all of them specify. So just letting you know So also coming January 6 patchwork Jennifer Ellie and Madeline go out for a night on the town and wake up to find themselves trapped in the same body after being murdered dissected and stitched together. Whoa, okay Determined to find out what happened to them and who is responsible. They set out on a madcap quest for revenge Yeah, also available in Canada. Yeah, I will check that one out because that sounds nuts I haven't heard about this. Is anyone heard of this film? And if you've seen it, let me know put in the comments Yeah, that's that's one. I'll be checking out January 13th, this will be the streaming premiere of the next one. I'm gonna talk about I'm excited about this because I believe It's available on Blu-ray through vinegar syndrome And I had interest in this film. So the fact that Shutter's putting it out. I'm like, yes, let's go Tammy and the t-rex. It's the uncut r-rated version and it says Streaming premiere for this film Tammy is a popular high school cheerleader whose new boyfriend Michael might be the love of her life But Tammy's jealous ex Billy won't stand for anyone coming between him and his girl So he and his friends kidnapped Michael leaving him to be mauled by a lion in a local wildlife reserve This sounds nuts comatose and at death's door Michael's body is stolen from the hospital by mad scientist Dr. Wackenstein Who extracts his brain and implants it into a giant robotic t-rex? This sounds amazing Originally released as a heavily censored PG-13 movie. What now restored to its uncut version with all the gross-out gags gratuitous decapitations gut ripping and head smashing courtesy of special effects wizard John Karl Buchler, holy crap That sounds awesome I am psyched for this one like I was interested in it when I just knew like I had seen the cover From who I think is vinegar syndrome of the blu-ray. I was just like oh and the title I was like that sounds interesting. It sounds like one of those so bad. It's fun movies So I definitely want to check it out, but reading that I'd be on psyched for this. I When is it the 13th January 13th? I like put that my calendar on my phone I'm checking that out for sure and then here's the last one January 20th a film called four hands Oh, by the way, also showing in Canada for Tammy and t-rex January 20th four hands Sophie and Jessica witnessed a brutal crime as children Jessica pledged to her young sister Sophie But after all these years the promise has become an obsession Jessica suffers from paranoid delusions living in fear sharing a house with her sister But Sophie yearns to be free free to pursue her career as a pianist Even free to fall in love when it's revealed that after 20 years the criminals are being released and accident changes everything and transforms Jessica's child of promise to her sister into an existential nightmare existential nightmare is That scary like I don't think I've ever known of a horror film That features an existential nightmare. That's not the scary part. I hope Also available Shutter Canada. Obviously, I'm you know joking around about that, but okay, that's it Less than what they've been putting out But you know sometimes they'll kind of pop some stuff out there as little extras So that might not be everything they're gonna end up doing it might just be the start I don't know but there we go. What are you guys interested in? Obviously for me Very excited about the Deadlands because it sounds really really weird and interesting also bliss sounds kind of interesting Because of the hallucinatory stuff house of the devil Excited about that. I probably won't watch it because I've seen it enough Definitely probably gonna try to show monster squad to my niece. That'll be awesome patchwork sounds pretty interesting to me I definitely want to check that one out and Tammy in the t-rex Super super super excited for that one. Let's go. Let's get it And speaking of that, let's go. Let's get it with the red Christmas. Joe Bob's red Christmas tomorrow night I'm very very excited. Are you ready? I'm ready. Anyway, put some comments down there. What are you excited about for Shutter? Also, here's another question. What do you really want to see Shutter get on their service in 2020? Let's let's talk about that. What should Shutter set as their resolution for films and shows to get for the new year? put some comments on that down there and We'll talk about it, but please hit that subscribe for me That's your best way to pay me back because I'm doing all this for free I'm doing it for the love of horror and pretty much just my love of Shutter. That service is wonderful But thanks for checking this out because I love everyone out there who watches these videos You guys mean a lot to me you keep me motivated and especially when you hit that subscribe So thanks again and until next time keep it brutal


Hey guys she bear 1,000 here today. We're going to be going to review on This thermometer fork stay tuned. Let's check it out together. Okay guys We got here this Farber where? You see that it is a Digital thermometer for okay What it's supposed to do is it's supposed to tell you like whatever you're cooking what the temperatures are if it's Sorry, if it's rare medium rare medium or well done, and it's supposed to give you the temperature on it so Let's go ahead and open this up real quick. I have I Have a way to test this It's not science and we're not getting you know, we're not gonna split hairs ever three or four degrees I'm not a chef You know my life revolves around Turning wrenches pretty much and you know making monkey happy, but Anyway, let's get this open Maybe tune in tomorrow When you'll see she bear opening a fork Now it does take and I think I just cut the instructions off Well, I want to tell you on the back.  She must be listening Like preset temperature alerts you can set preset it to Whatever temperature you want and all that and down here. It does give you the temperatures or you know recommended It says minimum internal cooking temperatures as recommended by USDA So like it'll give you the the beef the veal all that stuff Which I just cut in half, but I pretty much know that but if you don't Don't rip it out. So all right. Here we go. All right. We got this Okay, like I said does take two triple-a batteries which I have Right here Not included. It's got a little hanging Thing on it there a little a little hook to hang it somewhere Okay, so let's open this all and it's got Okay, the other ones in here and it does of course, which is kind of cool You know most of these things have these little plastic protectors, which it which is fine They always get lost. I know but at least you know, they've got it. Okay, so let's put these in here I'm not getting a real technical on how to put these in because It's not a video on how to install batteries and something okay, there's um and right in here I don't know if you can see it Right there that switch There's a Celsius and Fahrenheit, so that's pretty cool So let's make sure I got on fair. Well, it doesn't really matter because we're just doing to see how close we are Because what I have here is one of these now now this is not you know an expensive one It's just a cheap one. We bought at the store for like eight or ten bucks and I use a lot Because it's hard to tell temperature I mean a lot of real good chefs I know there's guys out there going I laugh I'm going it's easy But I still use this like on on turkeys and stuff You know down by the bone because I want to make sure it's it's it's done all the way through So what I've got going on here behind us you can't see but I have I Don't have food Because there's so many variables like if I get this closer to the bone than this is this is going to be different So I'm just boiling some water and we're going to see if they're fairly close to each other. Okay, so let's go ahead and Peel this off. I usually keep these things on but you know You can't because it's got this thing on it. So right now it's reading beef. Well, just kind of like what it does on here right now it's reading 78 degrees and you got you got a meat where it says meat and taste So let's get this off these prongs off here and I'll be back with you and what we're going to do is we are going to take this over to the stove and We're going to see if these two are pretty compatible Like I said, it's not rocket science You don't have to real really like worry about it too much if you're in a few degrees like I said professional chefs out there bless your heart because You know cooking can be easy But then again if you're really wanting something to really be good and we want it they they can tell without cutting into it They can just tell by the looks of it. So hats off to you guys, but I can't I'm not that good, but okay, we're gonna see what what what we got going on with this and I'll be right back with you in just a second Okay, guys, we're back. Now what I've done here is I have shut the water off because water boils at 212 degrees Fahrenheit and this does not go that high goes to 190 degrees So I let it cool down for a bit Now what I'm going to do is I have this You see that? Let me let me get a light on here for you. I have this Set on turkey. Okay. See that it's on turkey and what we're going to do is this is one of the highest readings which is turkey Fresh should be around 180 degrees so we're going to Kind of gauge it from these from this and this because that's like as high as You know what I'm saying? Like I said, this is not You know, we're not in a lab and I'm not gonna let them touch the bottom of the pan because that's gonna be the hottest So what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna hold this these in here about approximately the same you know Depth okay, and I'm gonna hold it in here for about 10 seconds And then we're going to go until they stop reading. Okay. All right. Here we go guys There's 10 seconds and this is beeped This one is reading 197 degrees Okay, right about there. It's beeping at 197. So that's where it peaked This one peaked that as you can see it it already cooled down. So I'm gonna have to put this in here again And we're just going till it stops say So it's it's reading like 160 160 it's what it's reading and this one was beeping at 197 okay and which If you hit the button, it's got LED lights Which was reading? Well done. So let's put this in here for a few more seconds Like I said, this is not control. I understand all that guys. So let's just not get into that You can see the water is cooling down significantly, but this is still rising the temperature still rising I'm reading 199 Fahrenheit 201 Of course the longer you leave it in there The more it's going to read Let's leave it in until it beeps okay, but it did have a little arrow on it to tell me that What it wasn't I didn't catch it you guys might have Let's try to reset this Okay, turkey at 197 is going to be well done, which according to the face of the hear beeping Which yes, of course, it's going to be and it gives you the the temperature on The box that I messed up, but you can still read it like I said turkey fresh is 180 So but if you guys notice this thing Only took a second then jump back down. So it's not very accurate. I I would think this would be more accurate But it's telling me my turkey was well done Which according to this which I think the dial 180 which would be about right on a turkey I like to keep mine around 175 but you know, that's the taste that's and it's by the bone. So you have to be careful but So we're we're talking turkey fresh is about 180 degrees and this jumped up higher than that So it did say well done, of course, you know, this doesn't say turkey. Well done. It says beef. Well, you know Pork fresh turkey roll blah blah blah So you really don't get your but this you can you know You can check it by just hitting that taste button right there. There's a taste and there's a meat. So You know for Let me see what we gave for this we gave We gave 15 bucks for it was 1499 so we gave 15 bucks for So right now from this test That you know, I don't have my Thermometer I was going to borrow one from a buddy of mine, but I don't have the one that you can like just You know shoot at it and and get a good idea But right now I would say I'm going to go with this one because I like digital and This thing this thing is nice and also when you're flipping your meat Over like say on a grill or even in a skillet you can flip your meat and It'll kind of give you an idea So, you know, nothing's perfect guys, but I think you guys seen this thing hop around way too much Let's put this in here for another second and bring it up there, but You know digital sometimes is better I don't you know, like I haven't used this in a real environment yet But so far I'm liking the the digital, you know on it because I hope this ain't reading backwards, but because I You really can't go wrong this needle right here, you know, like right now You got to look at the tip a lot of people just look here, but you got to look at the very tip the very tip of it Yeah, and I can feel it clicking and look how fast see how it just dropped down like that so Which these are fine and but these you can leave in your bird or in your roast or whatever While it's cooking which I don't recommend but you know a lot of famous chefs say you can do that, but this one being You know like in $10 item or whatever this one here I I wouldn't trust it and this one of course you you could never do that too but You know as far as accuracy, I'm going to guess it would be this one So, you know, I mean just from what what we're doing here today I've got I've got to say I think That I would go with that digital one I've got a hang on a second here guys. I got to check something real quick Okay I'm curing a I'm don't I'm seasoning a Skillet cast iron skillet. I like good every so often because somebody likes to wash it with soap and water when he's supposed to Hmm Nothing love you Anyway, so I got to a lot more than a lot of guys do but what I do is I I Yeah It's not a video on that I understand that but real quick I take my cast iron I oil it down with just vegetable oil You can use a coconut oil anything like that any brand. It doesn't matter. Don't use motor oil. You can but I Don't know about the taste cuz I've never done it but wipe it down and With the oil put it in the oven at 350 degrees until you see a little bit of smoke Take it out wipe it down again. You do that and that's that's how you get that that black coloring and the good flavor But when you start washing them with soap and water, they start rusting then you got to do it all again And it's kind of like a long process Next time I do this I will show you how I do mine a lot of guys do them differently But they're all pretty much the same basis like some guys don't use don't use these the what do you call them not napkins but paper towels Because like it may leave little things in it a lot of guys like to use rags They like to use certain things, but it's the same basis on anything like that. So anyway guys There's so far my take on I've used this You know a hundred times maybe it's gonna warn out, but I remember the first time that I used this one it did pop as soon as I I pulled it out of a roast it did Pop back and I'm like I didn't get a chance to see what it said. So so far I like this one better But we'll just have seen like I said what I like about it is in the back there It has the Celsius and Fahrenheit switch. So that's pretty cool And now I don't see an on and off switch and it's still on so maybe it shuts off. I hope so if not I just wasted two batteries that Probably cost me 20 cents to make this video So anyway guys There's a quick one for you a little Oh, by the way, this this is an as seen on TV. It doesn't say it on anywhere But we bought this at the as seen on TV store For 1499 so but I know it doesn't say it on it, but that's where we got it at so anyway guys, thanks for watching check out monkey 1,000 and Check out Nancy Jones. She's doing a lot of work on her trains as well Timmy's adventures shout out to you guys.  So stay tuned. Thanks again guys and Shea bearer 1000 the myth man legend. I'm gone for now. Bye. Bye guys. Take care


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Howdy how's it going? My name's Davy Chappie and I hope you like blending magic and technology so much that they may as well be completely interchangeable concepts because we're going to talk about the spell list for the Artificer. I'm going to talk about how the Artificer interacts with its spells, give a brief review of its list as it relates to the class as a whole, and since the idea of an Artificer is being a technological badass, I'm going to throw out my own concepts for what some of these spells could be flavored for to match your own Tony Starks. As always, keep in mind that a lot of this is just my opinion, and as far as the Artificer goes, the TLBR of this video is that you really don't need a list. Most of the Artificer spells are completely serviceable, and you honestly can't go wrong with most of them, so feel free to completely ignore me and play your mechanical girl however you want. But with that out of the way, let's begin. So the Artificer is a weird case in the world of spellcasting in that it acts as a half-caster, which is to say that it doesn't get as many spells as the other classes because spellcasting isn't the main gimmick of this class, but it also gets cantrips, a feature which is mainly reserved for classes where spellcasting is the main gimmick. This seems to be because the Artificer sort of goes half seas between its spells and the Artificer infusions that it makes, using the infusions to fill any gaps where spellcasting falls short, and thereby keeping magic as a central focus despite not getting so many spells, sort of like a warlock. These spells are also heavily implied to be magical gadgets that you as an Artificer have created, rather than just traditional spells, and flavoring them as such will help you get into the mindset that your spells are meant to be used when the task requires it, and not just whenever you feel like it. Now, when I weigh these spells, three important things to remember are a, that the Artificer doesn't get as many cantrips as the other classes, so their importance is way heavier, two, that the Artificers can swap out any leveled spells that they have on the long rest, which means that situational spells will get a break because you can just swap out spells whenever you get the chance to repair, and IV, the Artificer is much more thick than most other castie boys, and actually doesn't mind being in the middle of a fight, so melee spells, concentration or otherwise, will also get a break, since the class with the biggest intelligence bonus is super okay with constantly getting it on the head. But let's get into spells, starting with… cantrips. Acid Splash. Dishing out 2d6 damage is great when it's set up right. Great Bonfire. Very annoying area denial. Please do not use real bonfires this way. Dancing Lights. You don't need these when you can just have a torch, but I mean what's the point of magic if you can't have a little flex. Firebolt. The go-to damaging cantrip. Frostbite. Really good when people can only attack once, less good when they realize that they have two hands. Guidance. Remember when I said that this was a one? I was just joshing. It's a one but harder. Light. Sometimes lights don't need to dance. Sometimes lights are just lights. Mage Hand. If you've ever played Divinity Original Sin 2 and gotten the Telekinesis perk, then you know why you need this. Magic Stone. Knives? Nah. Rocks are the way to go. Mending. Good for fixing the broken door, but you'll need stronger magic to fix what's really broken inside of you. Message.  Poison Spray. Pretty great for damage, but a lot of things resist poison. Prestidigitation. Learn to throw your voice. Pull your friends. Fun at parties. Ray of Frost. It doesn't really make people slow down that much, but also you don't really need to worry either way. Resistance. Concentration cantrip? Ew. Shocking Grasp. A nice pad on the back will get any villain to stop fighting you, but 40 volts of electricity is good too. Spare the Dying. Just buy Healer's Kit. Please. Thorn Whip. I know I use this joke a lot, but you should actually re-flavor this as a scorpion chain. It's way more thematic. Thunder Clap. Considering you actually like to be in the middle of a fight, you can get away with taking this cantrip. First Level. Absorb Elements. Early game, there's not a lot of elements to hit you. Only take this if you feel like a lot of elements are hitting you anyway. Alarm. Yeah, you could set up a magical ward in case of intruders, or you could just get stabbed like a normal person. Catapult. Nothing is funnier than interrupting the villain's monologue with the Force. Cure Wounds. Half-casters should not be the main caster. Get a medical degree and then come back to me. Until then, you're the intern. Detect Magic. If you want to be inspected gadget, this spell will help you fill that role. Disguise Self.  Expeditious Retreat. There's nothing that says that you have to run away with this, so you can just have fun with those healies. Fairy Fire. Targeting Red Acule Activated. Please Bone Targets. False Life. The material component for this is just alcohol, so I don't even have to come up with a headcanon this time. Feather Fall. This can be anything from a parachute to a propeller hat. Grease. Piss on the ground or you'll never be safe. Identify. Hold on a sec guys, let me pull up Google. Jump. I think by now that you sort of get that the artificer can just make any spell work. Any spell, but jump. Long Strider. You have Expeditious Retreat, you don't need this. Purify Food and Drink. Great for when you need it, just add a little lemon and you'll be all good. Sanctuary. I don't know exactly how your weird machines can accomplish what this spell does, but I like to think that there's just a little robot running interception for you. Snare. Okay, come on now. Did you have to invent a magical rope spell just so that you don't have to admit you can't tie a knot? Second marble. Aid. It's like healing, but not as good. Alter Self. And when the gun goes off it sparks and you're ready for surgery. Surgery. Arcane Lock.  Blur.  Continual Flame. It's good that the flame never goes out because it means that you don't really need to worry about spell slot economy after the first casting of the spell. Dark Vision. You really, really won't need this and if you do, somebody else can cast it or just buy a torch. Enhanceability. There's a lot of utility with the spell, but also a lot of other castes can take this instead. Enlarge Reduce. I've never liked this spell and there's only one way for the artificer to inflate somebody and that's with an air hose right up the beat medal. Most people wear metal. Make them pay for it. Invisibility. Hey, have you guys seen The Invisible Man? It was actually a really good movie. Lesser Restoration. Gotta have the sal for the job. Levitate. Jet boots that only go like five feet up. It's not the worst thing to take. Magic Mouth. Get messages to people before smartphones do it for you. Magic Weapon. A good choice if you're planning on whacking people. Protection from poison. The usefulness of this is so limited, but it's there when you need it, I guess. Pyrotechnics. It does two different things badly. Rope Trick. Don't worry guys, I'll just use my science rope to create an extra-dimensional portal. Nothing weird here. Sea Invisibility. Unless you're being stalked by a spooky stalker man, you will never need this. Skyrite. Completely useless, but still really fun though. Spider Climb. Cover yourself with sticky sticky you. Web. It's a net. Third level. Blink. I wonder if when you teleport your old body dies and a new copy of you just goes sauntering away. Catnap. Crushingly terrible. If you have 10 minutes then you have an hour and most DMs will just let you get away with less than an hour anyway. Create Food and Water. Good for when you're starving. Dispel Magic. Other casters could probably do this instead, but if you want to be the guy. Elemental Weapon. Just like Magic Weapon, it's contingent on you wanting direct face personally. Flame Arrows. And this is contingent on you wanting direct face from the back. Fly. Rocket Boots that actually work. Gliff of Warding. A really long description that boils down to It's a Landmine. Haste. Eh, it's better that someone cast this on you. You'll get it sooner. Protection from Energy. Energy Shield. Whoop whoop. Revivify. So I'm torn on this, but I'm giving it a 3 because even though someone else should probably take this instead of you, you'll never know when they'll be the one who needs this casted on them. Tiny Servant. It's adorable and it gets 3 because it's adorable and I'm biased.  Water Breathing. Take it when you need it. Water Walk. You won't have it when you need it, and you won't need it when you have it. Fourth Level. Arcane Eye. Send out a GoPro to spy on your neighbors. Elemental Bane. Good for accenting your elemental cantrips, but honestly, you can use concentration for better things. Fabricate.  Freedom of movement. Largely unneeded, but it makes you feel slippery and moist. Lehman's Secret Chest. It's a surprise chest that will help us later. Mordenkanen's Faithful Hound. A spooky and visible hound that comes to your aid. Yay. Mordenkanen's Private Sanctum. A sanctuary to protect your friends. Utility beats out damaged half-casters. That's just how it is. Adaluke's Resilient Sphere. Most people are trapped in a metaphorical bubble of their own anyways, so why not give them a physical representation? Stone Shape. Shape Stone. Stone Skin. Skin Stone. Fifth Level. Animate Objects. Bring existential dread to your choice of furniture. Bigby's Hand. Good for utility. Don't worry about the damage. Creation. I really feel like by the time you get this, you won't really need it, Mr. and Mrs. Create Anything I Want Already. Greater Restoration. It's like lesser restoration, but nah, I make that joke too much. Skill Empowerment. Write up a fake medical degree and fake it until you make it. Transmeat Rock. Again, like Creation, I just feel like this isn't getting the best for fifth tier. Wall of Stone.  That's a mood. Buuuut, that'll about do it. I hope you enjoyed this video. Be sure to check out all my social media in the description below. Be careful inventing spells that might bring back warmongering titans from 10 years ago, and maybe support me on Patreon so that I can afford all the lube I mean grease that it takes to pull some of these spells off. But yeah, Dabby out.