What is going on guys welcome back to the channel critical overload here So I'm talking about the Chucky season two finale that is coming out two weeks from well I'll just say two weeks away Chucky season twos finale was a Christmas centric Christmas themed blood drenched Christmas miracle if you read my tweet You know how I already feel about this episode this ended up being my favorite episode of the season It concludes several different things that have been getting set up very early on in the in the first half of The season also while addressing some things that might be confusing from the first season related to Some stuff between doctor mixed doctor mixture and Chucky so Chucky season twos finale features the return of some characters You haven't seen since the very first episode of this season. Yes, again It's Christmas themed and I'll say if you liked what you saw in seat of Chucky on the set of Chucky Go cycle when we like I know all of us upon the first time I've seen see the Chucky You thought that you thought Tiffany in the snow the Santa Claus You thought that was a part of the actual movie until we found out it was not if you liked that You're gonna get basically like a full adaptation of Chucky with snow around him, which is just so fun to watch It's a very fun episode again It ended up being my favorite episode of the season But I cannot ignore that some of the writing really was nonsensical at certain points Some of it is a little bit baffling is like, okay Let's tighten up on the writing Certain twists that occur while shocking just did not add up when considering previous setups earlier in the season Although if you guys can recall something I'm forgetting after you see this finale then explain it to me This is spoiler-free So a lot of this stuff might be confusing because I'm not trying to spoil anything related to the episode so There is one twist though included that I thought was pretty well executed related to a character that we've known Since season one that I'm sure is gonna shock several different viewers Exposition dumping will occur at the start of the episode to explain Mixtures ties to Chucky Charles a little further and usually I'm against this depending on how the story is unfolding But this adds context to the events of season one as well as season two now There is something that again goes on that really kind of just left me confused as to why Dr. Mixtor Was doing certain things but I might be forgetting certain occurrences and it's not necessarily doesn't make sense much as I might be Forgiveness why I hope those of you who when you watch the finale you can fill me in on certain stuff And I'll probably get more specific after this episode actually airs on television, of course now Lexi is still on her roads recovery in this episode with Devon and Jake by her side They are home for the holidays you do get a time jump in this episode is jumping to the Christmas season and It seems she's come to terms with more than just a killer doll being the source of her trauma Her arc this season has been the most compelling out of the three and Olivia continues to just outshine her two co-stars who still have Interesting an interesting dynamic between that of course being Jake and Devon It just never is that gripping like what Lexi is doing with her addiction and what she's going through is a lot more compelling Then relationship drama where you have two boys or two anybody who are like just bickering with each other over the fact That there's not seeing I die in their relationship. I'm not really invested in that bond They do have great chemistry that being Zachary and Bejorgen But I just found Lexi's material to be much more compelling Devon and Jake will make you upset and happy in this episode all at the same time if you are invested in their relationship Zachary I would say really has improved this season overall with his delivery facial expressions So for those of you who couldn't stand parts of his season one performance He rounds out this season with another example of just how talented he is Jennifer Tilly has been killing it as Tiffany this season And she got of course her breakout I would say moment in terms of some of her best work is Tiffany in episode four She's more than Tiffany in this episode is more than desperate as she attempts to steal something That will allow her to continue the freedom she seeks since Jennifer is wanted for murder Till Tillie's ability to transition from murderous cycle to loving mother has always been a highlight of the Tiffany character And you'll get a bit of that this episode it makes the character more compelling now while she's a trying to achieve her goal She's also trying to be the mother Glenn and Glenda so desperately need especially after a certain event that occurs in episode seven Glenn and Glenda utilized in this episode might be my favorite usage of them because of the big surprise that it leads to There is a big surprise in this episode related to this character these characters Again, I'm not gonna spoil it But those of you who have been asking for a certain thing it is coming and it was so good to Experience that for the first time in so long. That's all I will say about that Glenn and Glenda are used as a source of nostalgia mostly this episode and again That's really all I want to go into because you'll be happy with how they're used I'm just some of you a lot of you will be happy with how they're used this episode makes it clear that they are stronger together than separately and What I'm talking about that surprise. It's related to a noise I'll just say it's a certain noise that you all love to hear as for the kills this episode Two will stand out and both involve a chainsaw that leads to over-the-top gore on a night where everyone should be waiting for Santa to arrive someone arrives down the chimney to eat the milk and cookies But it's Chucky claws not not Santa Claus the animatronics this season have always been great and you get more Instances of just some great animatronics with Chucky this time around always prefer the practical effects over the CGI Some of the kills again the two I'm thinking of while again, they're bloody very bloody They are over the top and a little dramatic, but all in all this is a very Well-executed finale that while I do say yes had some writing mishaps everything else for me work You had great performances. I thought the pacing was all was all right I loved the way they kind of left you wanting more too So you are going to get a cliffhanger ending with this season Something goes on at the very end where you I guess are not going to get that answer until we get renewed for season 3 When Chucky returns hopefully next fall because this season was a lot of fun I think it was packed with several improvements. I'm not saying that the writing wasn't a little messy at times But I think comparing it to the first season with all the other things that were kind of Holding back that first season when you see these improvements in this one. I would still put season 2 over season 1 I really would I enjoyed it. I enjoyed the finale seeing Chucky and snow again was a breath of fresh air I enjoyed Tiffany's arc in this episode. I enjoyed the material with glen and glinda I thought all of the arcs for the characters were well written. Some were just more compelling than others The most compelling were definitely tiffany glen glinda What's going on with chucky and then lexie herself? I'm sorry devin and jake. They just were not They're at the bottom of the totem pole in terms of how everyone else has so much more Interesting material to work with that's just me many of you. I know are invested in that relationship I'm personally not if they break up. I couldn't care less. I'm not saying they should break up I just couldn't care less But uh, you guys can let me know what you think about this down in the comment section below Are you excited for chucky season 2? There are the season 2 finale There are again several surprises in this episode that I hope many of you enjoy the christmas theme back backdrop I wasn't even aware. They were doing a christmas theme episode So when I turned it on I was just shocked to see that this was mostly a christmas-centric episode Let me know something about it all down in the comment section below If you're having a real course, make sure you subscribe turn on post notifications at never miss video in the description I will have links to my social media accounts on my facebook twitter and instagram You can message me there, of course, limiters any movies news or reviews you'd like me to cover in the future And with all that in mind guys, I will see you in the next video


don't valet park my car I did once I was probably 18 19 at the time and I was hired by some people to come and take photos at their which we call it a New Year's Eve party and I got there and they had a valet parker and the valet he would a valet parker I think there's called valets aren't they anyway the valet guy they had him because they were all parking on these people's lawns so they wanted the cars organized in a way they had a lot of people coming so I let that guy park my car but in general I don't let people drive my car it's you know it's not even about you know paying someone to park my car when I can myself which is a little silly but I don't understand why people let somebody especially somebody they don't know drive their car I don't I'm not comfortable with friends driving my car unless I have to let them you know why do I bring that up here because it's kind of the same thing with computers I have known people who have fallen victim to those scams where you get little pop-ups because you clicked on a link and it's like oh your computers infected by a virus and call this number and then they give those people remote access to their computers and it just blows my mind I would not let anybody I don't know it's like how can you trust somebody you don't know to access your computer I again when let most people I know sit down and use my computer without me looking over their shoulder because it's my computer let alone let somebody who's probably another country that I have no way of gaining access to them if they were to do something malicious and but people do this and I just don't get it but for me it's the same thing with the valet parking you're gonna let somebody one of the most expensive things I own my car you know next to my house it's the most expensive thing I own and I'm going to give it to to somebody I don't know to drive around have you never seen Ferris Bueller's Day off I and you know with my with my new car the key fob itself when I bought the car you only came with one key fob it's one of those keyless entries which is really a beautiful thing you know you think oh it's you know how hard is it to take your keys out you know and click a button to unlock it we don't even have to put our keys anymore now I don't even take my keys on my pocket to open the door or start the engine especially when you have kids it's really really nice kind of going off topic again but it's amazing how you see gets a simple little things like that but only came with one key fob so I had to get a second key fob and hire someone to program it the guy at dealership said don't have us do it it will cost you almost 300 bucks he told me go on Amazon find the right key make sure it's the right key order it and then find a locksmith who can program it and I did that and I want to say the key fob was maybe $75 and then I think it was another $75 or something like that the guy did come out to my house he cut the key for me which I didn't even wasn't even expecting so I have a second key because there is an emergency key it's a keyless car but it has an emergency key in case the battery is dead you can unlock that he cut that for me and programmed the key for me and I looked into that before I bought before I hired someone I'm like can I get software and somehow program this can I buy it I mean if it's gonna cost me 200 bucks to do this can I buy a piece of hardware and program it myself it turns out really can't at this time because it's so proprietary and even talking to the locksmith so he has this little computer device that he can program the keys with but he has to buy security certificates for each key he programs and I think he pays like I forget it was a it was about a year ago but also he pays like 10 or 20 bucks per security key security certificate and it took him two tries for some reason my key didn't program the first time he had to go through two of the certificates the little machine has a countdown and when he runs out he's got to order more and they load more certificates on there for him so even if you have the hardware to program your key you got to buy certificates for it which is ridiculous and of course it's one of those it's about security when it's really not about security because obviously I could put certificates on my key and have them be secure without having to buy certificates from somebody it's all about making that extra buck but going back to that it's like this this key fob plus programming it costs 200 bucks I don't feel comfortable just giving my key fob to somebody I don't know let alone the fact that my house keys on there I also have a little flash drive on there obviously I can take that off and just give him the key fob but it's a $200 key fob for my car and and I just don't feel comfortable letting someone try my car bring this up because I had to meet somebody at a restaurant today and the restaurant had Valley parking only Valley parking only I literally pull in their parking lot and there's three empty spots right next to me and I go can I just park right there no Valley parking only I'm like okay I'll go park somewhere else and I drove down the block where there's beach parking drove around there for five minutes until a spot opened up and paid for parking over there and then walk back because I'm just not letting someone else drive my car and again it's the same as my computer says that's the rule of thumb is if you don't know and trust somebody why would you let them use your computer you know why would you let them your computer carries all your information I mean most people have you know their passwords saved for their email so they don't have to type it in when they log in so and once you have access someone's email it's like that's that's how you reset accounts you have access to premiums all their other accounts if you have access to their computer I actually SSH into a server to check my email so someone did get my computer they would still need my passphrase for my security key to log into my SSH server to check my email but there's still I still you know I have a lot of my personal stuff on my computer so why would I give somebody I don't know access to that and they I mean even though they have that they could leave something on there a key log or something that remotely sends stuff back why would you let anybody you don't know access your computer why would you let anybody you don't know drive your car and it just blows my mind I just don't understand the thought process behind that people do it all the time where I live there's ballet parking everywhere you know like I said usually it's an option it's not a requirement and I just don't get it you know I guess it just makes you feel rich and fancy to be able to you know pay somebody to drive your car 10 feet and park it for you can't do it yourself even though you can but yeah computer security a lot of it is about trust and people hire people from geek squad or wherever you know that they don't know to work on their computers I don't see the trust there and I mean and you can you can search you know online find videos as the undercover people watching these tech guys who come to people's houses to work on their computers and the malicious stuff they do sometimes they install stuff they shouldn't and sometimes they just flat out lies so they can charge for other stuff and I even saying that the majority of computer repair people wherever you want to call them are like that but a good percentage of them are and you don't know if you don't know the person and really I actually do think that most of them are scam artists but because they're always trying to sell you software they're always trying to sell you some antivirus software if you watch my channel you know my views on antivirus software that's a complete scam it's just ridiculous a scam started by McAfee who's a nut job to make other people paranoid so they'd buy his software and 30 years later people are still doing it I mean not that he's involved with the McAfee software or people and I see I see YouTube channels talking about it like high five I mean they talk about installing antivirus it's like really you're gonna suggest that how about just securing your computer antivirus is for all I really don't I'm not gonna secure my computer so hopefully this thing will alert me if something happens anyway those are my random thoughts of the day on giving random people access to your valuable things such as your computers and cars it's kind of like another example of this you have a coupon on your phone and you show it to somebody you know like oh can I see your phone that happened to me once like back when smartphones first came out like 10 years ago you know I'm at a restaurant here here I got this coupon and the server went oh let me see and then they turn it went behind the register with my phone I'm like I wasn't expecting them to do that and now it's just like no you can't you can't hold my phone look just just write down the number from the from the coupon it's like no I'm not gonna hand you my phone it literally takes five seconds especially if my phone's unlocked for you to plug in something in the USB and now you own my phone people people if you don't personally know somebody don't trust them and if you do personally know them still don't trust them thanks for watching have a great day


A gydag i'n gweithio'r fferwyr o'r ffwrdd, i'r Mark Hurst, ydych i ei wneud i gydag i ni i gydag i'n gwneud i gydag i ni. Mark yw'r Ffwrdd yng nghymru o'r Ffwrdd Llyfrgell Llyfrgell. Yn ddweud, Nick. Fyrdd i'n gweithio. Fyrdd i'n gweithio i'n gweithio i'n gweithio. Fyrdd eich prifysgledig o'u canfodd i gydag yma, ei ddweud o'u cyfaint o'r ffordd Llyfrgell, o'r ffordd Llyfrgell Llyfrgell. over the last few years and it's added to that depth and to the blended learning that our students have been used to. It has about a hundred different types of activities in it and in fact it's not just there for our U students, it's open to the public as well. 48 of these activities are open to the general public to use, to schools, to teachers. It consists of a range of different types of experimental activities that allow students to go in and collect data, write reports, make experimental choices, make observations. Some of these are remote. A lot of them are through what we call interactive screen experiments so these evolved from the types of experiments that were originally mailed out on DVDs and CDs to students that they would do at home on their own computers. These are now done through little apps that run through the open science lab. And to add to that to allow our students to analyse and prepare data for their reports, we provide the whole series of data analysis tools. I mean it's very difficult in a few minutes to give you a flavour. Put an open science lab into Google if you've never been there register and you can take a look yourself. I can only explain a few things. I'm going to give you a very brief flavour of the type of activities our students do in the open science lab because I want to actually then show you where we're going next in terms of actually integrating real live analytical instruments. Just at the bottom is a reminder that to show how mainstream the open science lab has become our teaching that this year we have about 50,000 student hours of activity using the open science labs in the various areas of science curriculum. So if you go to the open science lab it looks like a series of tiles or apps. I've just picked out six as examples. One of the very first ones that was developed originally as a mail out tool was a digital microscope. This has proved incredibly valuable for teaching all aspects of geosciences, of environmental sciences and in my field in biology particularly. It's an incredibly valuable tool because you can put authentic images in there, whole scans of slides and allow students to actually choose how they collect their data, what they present, how they score, how they record it. So it's a great tool for teaching practical science. We have analytical instruments for example the DNA Quantitation Lab is effectively an online spectrophotometer programmed with a whole range of spectrophometric data for nucleic acids which again allows students to go in. It allows them to make mistakes. They can put in the wrong parameters and actually make errors and so those types of authentic data actually lend an element of real practical exploration for students. We also have another example here used by a level 1 student called a spirometer which where students is actually based upon a data set based upon human epidemiology studies. Again it allows students to propose hypotheses, go in and collect data that's based upon real human physiology data sets. So these are just six of the types of apps that sit in the Open Science Lab. Some of them also have much more immersive environments making use of unity programming where exploring a space is important like field trips or walking around a laboratory to find a pH meter or some solutions to do some to do some laboratory chemistry. But it's not all about students collecting data from our labs it's also about people out there doing citizen science actually putting data into apps the first of which was the ice spot where people put in biological data many hundreds of thousands of data sets have been collected. Our students also use this in various modules and Treezilla which is a record of character trees around the world. So it's not just about our students going in there and carrying out science it's about a wider outreach to the general public engaging them bringing into our OU resources into the Open Science Lab to carry out science. So that's a very very quick trip around what the Open Science Lab represents. It's next just showing you those are like peering through the window of a laboratory where we've got students we've allowed them in to have a little peek but actually now what we're going to do is actually try and open the door and ask them actually through and I'm going to give you a couple of examples of real live remote analytical instruments that will be appearing in the Open Science Lab in the next few years. So for example these are online optical microscopes so whereas a digital microscope presents a static image which is incredibly useful for teaching the basics of microscopy and exploration and data collection. An optical microscope allows you to move things around it allows you to look at things that are wiggling around and moving around like worms in genetic experiments so it takes that experience to it to a new level of interaction and authenticity. There's a whole range of desktop instrumentation for example to do genetic analysis with quantitative polymerase chain reaction or an online real-time access version of the DNA quantitation instrument. One of the great advantages as an instructor that these give me is that whereas a piece of a programmed application is sat there it's very difficult for me to update it. I can go with one of these remote instruments and change a sample overnight. I can be reactive to my students which means it's a more robust teaching tool so I can use these instruments much more interactively as a teacher so for me and my colleagues it's a very valuable tool I can use. There are also much more larger instruments for example a large flow chemistry system and this monster this gas chromatography mass spectra spectrometry system but I'm going to give you a very quick view of what life's like with an electron microscope and if I can remember how to use um this is an example of a live view of what the electron microscope some of you here in the hall may have actually been using this outside and when I was introduced I was meant to be talking about materials well this is actually I'll ask you to guess it's a biomaterial and one thing I always find about these types quick explanation this is a live view of an electron microscope that sat about 200 meters behind me in one of the old BBC studios through about five walls this way this is a live view of the inside of that instrument and these are web-based instruments that are not just remote desktops so this is not remote desktopping to the interface that controls the microscope we have a fantastic team of programmers who've designed web interfaces which means they work across platforms they can work on phones they can work on tablets they can work anywhere in the world next famous for having uh tweeted a photo from 30 000 feet somewhere over central Asia we've also been testing eye access of instruments from from death valley last summer just to show you can actually do it so um this is a very close up view if I scroll down slightly you can see the scale bar right at the bottom uh 10 micrometer scale bar for those that are going to actually see it this looks like some horrendous material but actually now going to zoom out just to show this is a live image as a biologist I find nothing excites a crowd more than something that's a creepy crawly this is actually the front end of a rice weevil probably don't encounter them much these days but if you can face to face with it that that power you'd probably be quite scared so the interface that's been designed for in this case relatively simple control we can change focus we can collect levels and more importantly if I capture an image that image is stored on my computer and it can be used in student reports so as as an opportunity to prevent to present students with even a simple opportunity to see something that excites them like a creepy crawly up close uh is is an absolute fantastic opportunity of course they're far more scientific and important so that's a very quick trip around the scanning electrical microscope it's set outside in the mezzanine outside for those people here who'd like to have a go and we've got several of my colleagues will give you a guided tour of lots of other different creepy crawlies and things so where where do we see these being used um tonight is also about the space of science and technology masters it's about to start the analytical instruments I've been talking about will find their first home in the the curriculum in in this module for example students will be using the light microscope and the scanning electron microscope to look at things like micrometeorite damage on the surface of satellites and things like that and I think you can also have a look at the Mars rover and the satellites down outside so I'm going to sum up now um it's always been mentioned mailing out kits was what the OU started with is a view of them assembling a science kit with a little microscope being used in the background but it used to be that the only way we could show our students complicated large and expensive analytical instruments for example transmission electron microscope shown here was on broadcast tv or through video instruments now we can do that we can open that door the students can come in and actually sit in front and operate real instruments so the next few years these will be being integrated into the open science lab and will find their way into various aspects of our curriculum


Yeah Team keep it clean. What's going on the same grave and hit with another video and another episode of NFL questions from subs Which is a series where you can ask me any NFL question you want to Based off of a NFL team and we answered in the video just like this now if you want to be part of NFL questions from subs Send me an email to team keep it clean as email calm or for the patrons you can send it in a DM directly on Patreon I love everybody. I appreciate everybody on this episode. We have a very very special guest Without further ado, let's introduce the YouTube team keep it clean On this episode of NFL questions from subscribers. We got another special guest is Jermaine the couch rider Raven And just to get straight into it. Why? Why why did you start doing you too? Why did you start? Discussing the Ravens on it's got to go way back. We got to take this back to let's say 2010, you know I'm military here. I am sitting at work next to the water cooler and my buddy says hey, man You know these stats like for real, you know these stats We're talking about you know yards per carry when it comes to running backs and all this stuff And he's just like you should do this for real and I'm like, what are you talking about man? He's like no, I mean you should do this. I'm like, all right sure So I started up a website which turned into a company which was the couch rider report So I started around the same time you started YouTube But I started on a website of cash right a report and I was putting my videos on private because I wanted people to come To the link that was on the articles But I didn't recognize how powerful YouTube is as far as a voice people want to see things right in front of them And so I just decided to just see what would happen if I moved Everything from couch rider report over to YouTube and start Building that way because there's some people just they don't like articles as much as they like the visual piece of it And so I've just been having a great time Would it have been a Baltimore Ravens fans since 1999 when Michael Irving got hurt? He was one of my favorite players Once he got hurt my family's all from Maryland. They came down Louisiana had me became Cowboys and Saints fans Might have got divorced because of it I don't know but Would they ask me to choose and my uncle put a hat on me and I became a Ravens fan from pretty much that point on from 1999 on and have not looked back It's a team for me as a team for you. We absolutely just love talking Ravens Oh, yeah, you know, it just and then of course my whole family Our mantra is faith family and football You know and that's that's a big piece of our our home right there Of course, we have it in that order as far as the faith is concerned Families, you know, right after that you see that with our ability to get together or not It's based off of you know, we have similar values as far as the family piece and then Football is the next big thing. I love my Ravens. I eat sleep and breathe some Ravens and sometimes I'm a little bit too addicted I'm just I'm like, where's my next Raven shot, you know Okay, but yeah, I started I guess doing YouTube back in Officially it's March In a March time frame and then got a little bit consistent with it started doing it like, you know At least twice a week or once a week bones. I was there with that weekly time frame I was happy with it and it just started to grow. I was just like, hey, let's go. We don't wait 400 subscribers like So what's been your favorite part about it? Oh Just just the interaction being able to just talk with Ravens about football and just you know Just talking it up and being able to shoot a video out here and there and working with the green screen I love messing around with green screen the different backgrounds Technology piece and it just just having so much fun with it. You know, just being inspired out of nowhere for posts I'm like, oh, they talk about that. Oh, yeah This is where it's gonna happen and then our course our mantra is the Original sports perspective from our couch to yours. That's that's the couch writer reports mantra. It's been like that since 2014 We're gonna keep it right now.  What does it mean? What's the what what is it about exactly? Yeah, so it was just me I was thinking a lot like something like bleach report at the time. I was sitting actually on my couch But I was always writing my articles I was doing just simple blogging and of course I didn't want something that was just germane locket You know, I had a couple of people who put their brand on They put the brand on blast, but it's just their name And I wanted it to be a team of something of something that somebody believed in you know If I was to build an empire I wouldn't call it the germane locket empire because I want everybody to have a piece of That so as people continue to jump on and how and I had writers working with the couch writer report at the time It was just something I wanted them to believe in as well Not just a germane locket thing and more of a team thing you're like like team keep it clean You know, it's like the couch writer report the home of original sports perspective And because we were always talking original stuff because I think the biggest piece of it was when Johnny Manziel Was the talk of the town? And or or far watcher Ocho sink was always on ESPN and We couldn't get anything else you couldn't hear anything about any other team any other low-name player Because it was just constantly flooding the the airwaves were like that especially on the odd season They find one topic and that's all they stick to it. I was like through it I'm going with original sports perspective from our cash to yours Okay, I like that man. All right, so and where can they find you at the YouTube channel Twitter anything? You need to let the people know about yes, sir. Look y'all want to find me. I would make my day I'll just I'll just be so complete if you find me on couch writer raven. It's COU CH RID er Raven so it's couch space rave writer space and Raven and that's on That's on YouTube and then on Twitter. I believe it's Alfie J L or couch writer Raven Or you can find me under the germane locket same thing with Instagram I spend most of my time on Facebook because my little older But yeah, I also spend time on Twitter Talking to the guys on the day was it let the black man talk They go in on there and I'm like wow, okay. They going in all day. I got to mute these guys a little bit because they My commander like yesterday, and I'm looking at the phone like oh my god. This is good. This is good All right, so without further ado, let's go ahead and hop into this episode of NFL questions from subscribers first question Came from my guy Martin. He said is it concerning to you at all that unlike the rest of the Ravens draft? We haven't heard anything about a daffy away in the off-season. I saw an article today about Daylan Hayes being a steal I know it's just training camp and all but maybe he's a different player on Sundays. Well, um, actually you You answered your own question Even though it was sort of a I don't want to say wrong But because you said you know, it's just training camp and all that but maybe he's a different play on Sundays They haven't even hit training camp. Yeah They didn't train in camp real soon. So with not hearing about a daffy away. It's it's not a big deal I wouldn't overthink it or anything like that. Yeah, but what about you? Folks over here chilling at the house right now, maybe maybe they working together on a crap I don't know but we don't know anything because it's the dead zone right now Like said, I said on my channel make sure you check when you're Ravens friends because they not okay right now You caught me caught watching Titanic the other day I'm telling you these folks at the house. They enjoying themselves. They enjoying their families This is why you ain't hearing about it just because they active on instagram doing anything Don't get all crazy behind it once they get them pads on they get the click clacking You're gonna see the the aggressiveness Of these players especially when it comes to the right tackle position and be the way that he's got to prove something And if a daffy's on that side You're going to see a heated camp battle between those two Because they're going to be trying to protect and get to lj, you know Next question came from my boy garith. He said It's great that kids can now make money off of their names in college And it would be great if you could do a breakdown on it. Have a great day Hope you and your family are having a great summer Um, so it's pretty simple It's something I should have had a long time ago because these colleges They make millions of millions of millions of millions of dollars off of the the players or the athletes and whatnot in the teams Um, but the players they can make money. They can monetize their Their name their likeness What was the other thing they can monetize you remember the attributes so they dare their speed their athleticism I mean agility all of those things, you know to tie into the player I mean there was a reason why uh, the NCAA was taking the names off, uh, when they were doing it. It was the NCAA Uh, I can't remember what it's called the NCAA football game. Uh, the console ball By eSports, whatever But they were taking those names off because they didn't want to pay them But then they were getting sued because the likeness was being used As far as the all of the attributes speed height weight, you know, all the agility all of that That's what I'm making of money. I was just talking to my guy the other day. I said, hey, look You know, yes, these guys deserve to get they deserve to get played Because when you look at it If the colleges were having to do let's say a commercial Or a preview to a game if they just put the jerseys up there Consistently all the time say hey, this is going to be what the game is about and just showed the jerseys They wouldn't make the money It's about the players They're using their likeness. They're using their talents their skills their has been playing play making the ability All of that to make sure that they get money for these universities now in turn This is what I would if I was to do it and pay these players I would do it a certain way I would make sure of course you still want to be able to have them reach for the stars and go for the NFL But at the same time I say you can't earn up to $200,000 a year And that's it. That's your cap $200,000 a year once you reach that you can't make any more money on endorsements and stuff and Just to keep you hungry and make sure that you know our universities still get paid We pull your scholarship you pay it with that money You're probably making about 50 50,000 whatever you went from nothing to making 50,000 and having your college paid for Pretty solid. Oh, okay. I see what you're saying.   I never thought about that before like at all like having them pay for their own uh Scholarships and stuff with the money the only the only thing that I've been thinking about. Oh, yeah, they finally getting paid Uh, because they they be put they put their bodies out there like that They put their bodies on the line for the colleges and I mean, you know enough of them are getting paid under the table or what Yeah, absolutely a lot of dirty stuff done Yeah Of course they got penalized for that, you know when they got caught and it was shamed upon but now put it on the front scene Say, hey, we want you to go ahead and go after this money You know, but once you get to that 200,000 the rest, you know And that would that would the rest would have to roll back into the university To help out with the other programs the other students because you know, I mean you're asking Uh a college university to take a major hit in the amount of funds that they're making ultimately I'm not saying that it's right. I'm just saying They're going to sit there and look at it like hey, you know We are going to take a major financial hit here by paying even our punters You know, 200,000 a year So after they hit that cap pull that money back into the you know, pull some of that money back into the university It'll help that all the other programs out in some of the education Educational piece will not be hurt Now, I'm not sure if there is or not But do you know if there's a roster limit on colleges like on college teams? I am not sure that's why I stick to like NFL football Because like obviously with NFL, they had the 53 man roster. So And not everybody's making top dollar and whatnot. Um, so I wonder like with college If they would set like a cap Uh for how much they could pay the athletes and whatnot And um, especially depending on like how many athletes are on the team and how many players are on the team Yeah, and that's yes You gotta wonder like is it going to be spread out evenly because like right a center It's probably not going to make as much as a skill position player. They're not going to get those endorsements We's is not calling up for a center They're not calling for that guy to to be there They're one that they endorse But that one player is going to be bringing in money into the university is they're going to be like a A college players association equivalent to like the NFL players association that dibbies out The checks to say, okay. Look, I know you was playing right guard And you didn't make as much money or brought in much money as this running back or this wide receiver in this corner But we want you to here's a little a little bit of cheese on your taco. It's vars day To encourage them to continue to to play for that university This question came from nova said hey engraving. How's it going? The name's nova and I've been watching for over a year now and first off Keep up the great and consistent work. I appreciate it I hope all is well with the fam and I have two questions looking at the team We have now we seem to have improved from last year, but I'm looking less At the expectations for this year and more of what can we do to avoid the mishaps of last year? Based on that question Last year our offense was led by our run game mainly Lamar Jackson jk Dobbins and Gus Edwards Hollywood and Andrews also ate in the past game with the recent changes in our offense We're expecting more passing. So who was the person who was going to fall back? Stats wise I'll let you take this one Well, I mean you gotta look at it. There's a lot of mouths that's gotta they got to be fed right now and As far as stat wise running As far as running the ball Lamar may take a dip in stats because they got them all these weapons JK's wanting to make that next step to be that thousand-yard rusher You've got Rashad Bateman there. You've got Sammy Watkins and guess what you have, you know, Keith Williams that is saying Hey, look these these these routes these drills are the routes the routes are the plays This is going to happen It's going to be encouragement and infusion into the offense to to make it develop to make it Something more than it is now and I'm not saying that this offense right now is that it's it's great for The regular season as far as you know coming at them with a different approach Uh, then then the other teams are preparing for but when it comes playoff time They have that extra week sometimes to prepare in that division around for the bottom of Ravens rushing attack they can't come basic with it and Because of that it's going to cause the Ravens to have to change their approach So the passing game is going to improve and I say Lamar's running rushing yards are going to take a dip and honestly, I think uh, there might be an even spread of passes or receptions Passed out amongst the wide receivers. So Hollywood might take a different numbers I know people are expecting like thousand-yard wide receiver here. Thousand wide wide receiver there But honestly, you can't feed everybody, you know asking Rodgers You can't feed everybody on the team. He has no lulting when he's tossing around sure Devonte's getting his in But those other guys recognize that everybody's going to get fed We just got to wait for opportunity to make the best of it Good points. And his next question is While we have made adjustments to avoid the mistakes of last year Do you think we have done enough to improve on our weaker aspects of the team while I expect the passing to improve? I'm just hoping the offensive line makes a step forward Uh, we can retain depth and mainly stop so many pre snap penalties Pass rush is also a weakness and I don't know if we address that completely at this moment We haven't signed anybody new and this is being recorded on july 2nd Keep that in mind Anyway, uh, thanks for the responses and as usual keep up what you do so Just to go piece by piece. He said while I expect the passing game to improve I'm just hoping the offensive line Takes a step forward and we can retain depth and mainly stop so many pre snap penalties Uh with the pre snap penalties that that was huge Last year. I mean, it's always huge When your offense shoots itself in the foot and and that's no ground a lot though, isn't it? It was him too But um, that's that's the worst because it's bad enough like if you have a play and you don't execute it Right or it's bad play whatever it might be But it's it's even worse if before you even get a chance to execute the play if you you jump in early Or you you you got like They didn't really have many holding calls like that, but the pre snap the illegal motion Uh, just it it was just a mess last year And um, it just it kills momentum. Uh, it kills drives. It takes away yards And it's just They got to get that fix man And hopefully hopefully hopefully hopefully hopefully we can Accredit that to not to them not having an off season from last year. Hopefully I feel like that's not really an excuse But at the same time Hopefully with this them having a full off season this year and training camp in the whole nine That it'll be just a much smoother process when they put that product on the field I think when it comes to practice and play ace, you know, unless your name unless your name is boykin You play how you practice To be honest it translates to the field when it comes to repetition When you're constantly having those those reps those mental reps and the physical reps The mistakes they go down I was just going over a speech with one of my troops the other day and while she practiced the better she got With the speech and it was it was true. She said and she lit it up She actually got three coins from commanders and anything like that But the same thing when it comes to ravens football if you get the practice in And the more repetitions you get the less of the penalties the less mistakes are going to get made And as long as they keep pat macari out of the center position, I am completely satisfied with the office of line I know I had to fire a little shot out there, but look, I mean it is what it is There were a couple people I was not impressed with when it came to the office of line and that was one of them Kind of glad that they made the moves that they made in order to hey beef up this office of line I don't really have I have full confidence that this office of line is going to be able to take it I mean just be able to handle business because you have competition Going on and even though, you know, I had a problem with macarius center I think he can do things that guard that pretty much are pretty solid I think there's a reason that ravens kept him around After that bill's lost until they hey, they believe in his talents at other positions And I think you have a lot of talent at the office of line position So I'm just I'm excited to see what they can do is pass rush They just got to have we got to have faith Bowser He needs the opportunity, you know, he needs the opportunity. So does Ferguson There's a reason bottom won't pick them up and he beats such record in college as far as sex The guy has a good bit of talent. He just needs the opportunity And if we go get it just in houston to bury on top of this guy and push these these younger guys down the death chart Again, they're not going to get their opportunity to sign on to shine next thing. You know what happens They go to another team Who actually does give them the opportunity to shine and then they turn into the Zadaria smith because they didn't get an opportunity And bought them more to be fed So with that being said, I mean it sounds like you kind of answered the question already But I got to ask just for clarity Would you rather the ravens leave the pass rush as it is right now? Or would you rather them sign just in houston? I'd rather keep it as this I have full faith and wink to be able to get pressure. He said it himself. He does not He is not crazy about signing big name pass rushers and he would prefer to Just blitz everything send the whole he sent the whole house to get everybody on And I I feel like a way is athletic and productive and disruptive enough to get back there and cause problems Honestly, I expect him to have six sacks a season at least six Because of the amount of pressure that wink is going to apply and it's not going to be just from him You see queen blitzing right off the middle. I'm enjoying the time. He's getting corners to blitz I mean that that bangles game when every single one of the day the defensive backs had a sack That was just nasty the way he sends all this pressure He was going to get home and bought more you ain't got no money. We ain't got no money And I know you know, I know you said the cap is kept but edc is thinking, you know, not just this year He's thinking building for the future with it when it comes to the ravens and building responsibly and you know not doing Deals that pretty much end up being a lot of dead money because of the fact we kept rolling things back to pay these contracts So he's also thinking about paying the more he's thinking about paying andrew's paying all these different players To bring in houston. It just it hurts the growth of oa And it absolutely cuts, you know, fergusson He probably ended up gone before the season starts if they bring in houston It doesn't give bowser his opportunity To show what he can do and I think bowser has the tendency to to be great this year if he's giving that opportunity on the other side Yeah, he's definitely going to get this is going to be the most opportunity that he's ever had Because with tyus bowser, he's just never been out there consistently like that He's been more of a situational rotational type of player But now with the ravens they Decided to keep him and which was no surprise, especially where yannick and god quay We knew he was going to make a lot of money and even mad judo was getting ready to make a lot of money, too With tyus bowser that that was the expected guy that they were going to keep Um, and they got a river guy. What do you think about him? You uh, johnty rivers? Yeah. Yeah I wish I I hope we get to see him a little bit I that's what this is why i'm so excited this year for the pre-season because we had a pre-season last year And they didn't have a pre-season last year But with us having pre-season like We we we talked so much about all these different positions on the roster and whatnot And the ravens depth or some at some positions their lack of depth But now with pre-season You know the starters they they won't even probably sniff the pre-season too much, especially because it's only three games But now we'll get to see all these backups. We'll get to see all these guys who we've been wondering about Oh, how does this guy look? How does that guy look and da da da da da? So, um, as far as johncy rivers, I'm excited to see him in pre-season. I'm excited to see a da fe away Um, I'm excited to see uh, ardaeus washington. Yeah, I'm also excited to see uh, tony paul john too Hey, so I'm just I'm excited to just see the the depth guys, man Of course excited to see the starters too But I'm excited to see the depth because the thing about depth you you got to have quality depth Uh, as much as you possibly can you you obviously can't have so much quality depth in every single position all over the roster It'll be nice, but um, that's what the salary cap is for that's what the roster is for the way it's constructed and whatnot, but um I just I I want to see the guys who Are gonna be the backups too because As you know Football any given sunday and on any given sunday. It could be any given injury to any game 17 games Look, I'm even curious to see what huntley and makesorally do in this competition with each other Because if they if for some reason I am not I'm knocking all over the wood. I mean beating the wood down right now But I really want to see hey Hey, if they're if they can be that backup that we need them to be and this pre-season helps both of them to mature as players And it gets a good bit of competition. We'll see who the number two is going to be But we got to know maybe they just decide out of nowhere mid-season even after a buy Hey, let's just rest them on let's just rest the legs or something like that. Let's put tyler huntley out there That shows me confidence if they they decided to do something like that But he can put that resume during the pre-season to make that happen And I mean Just to end it on this note. I think tyler huntley wins the backup


In the spirit of the festive season, a group, Akoka Compassionate Initiative, has reached out to the needy in its community. The event which held in Yabba area of Lagos had over 500 people in attendance. Our correspondent, Paul Judge reports. Men, women and young adults gather at this venue. They have come to benefit from the demonstration of love of the pioneers of the Akoka Compassionate Initiative at this annual giveaway. Shergun Adesoya is the project manager of the initiative. He is hopeful of increased support. We started with about 10 and last year we did 200 people and this year we are doing 500 this year. And for me, we pray that the law will increase us next year and I believe that the law will increase everybody. You don't know us and everybody so that, I have said it, I have not said it. We are going to do 750 next year. The guest speaker, Professor Tai Bath-Lawancing and the chairman of the fundraising committee of the group explained why the gesture is important during this period. They spoke alongside a member of the committee. Akoka CDA is a community that hosts the University of Lagos and we have a close working relationship with the community and we are very proud of what they are doing because this indeed is what the spirit of community is bringing people together, looking out for those who need help in hand and working together to move, you know, the community forward. Like I said earlier, a community that thrives is a precursor for national building, national development. The funds for this was actually raised within the community. We didn't go to corporate bodies, we didn't go to governments, we went to people within the community. Those who had and they have a little extra, they actually made it happen. I mean, looking at the smell on people's faces, looking at the crowd that is here today, you come to the conclusion that this is a good thing to do and they would like to repeat it again and again as long as you have life. We just want to extend the loving hand to people around us, of course, not only women or men, even children. We made provision for 500 people and as it is now, we have over 500. We have to do more. The beneficiaries expressed delight, urging well-meaning Nigerians to support such gestures. I hope it can be continued here and everyone that arranged this program, thanks to everyone and the community as a whole. I'm really excited and I really appreciate it, I really appreciate it for their work. I'm just happy, I appreciate it. I pray to them that God will continue to uplift them and all the members of the CDA, I pray that by this time this year, they shall be repainting the goodness of their, reward of their goodness in manifold. The high point of the event was the distribution of food items to the beneficiaries. Paul, George, Plus TV News.


From DailyDoseOfWeirdNews.com, I'm Darren Marlar and this is your Daily Dose of Weird News. Bakersfield, California has been designated the smoggiest city in the U.S. Their official city slogan is, �Come see, well, nothing.� Getting married is getting pricier. According to the Knotts latest survey, wedding spending has reached an all-time high. On average, couples are now dropping $35,329 to say, �I do.� That is crazy! Take the money! Put a down payment on a house, elope, holy cow! A DUI suspect in Pennsylvania was caught with a drunk Chihuahua in his car. The dog's only words were, �Yokieto!� A new app called �Pop Your Bubble� was released this week. It prompts you to follow Facebook users who have been identified by an algorithm as your demographic opposite. So it suggests you follow people it knows you're going to disagree with. Oh yeah, nothing could possibly go wrong with that! An American Airlines flight attendant has been suspended after allegedly hitting a woman with her stroller and barely missing her two children. United Airlines immediately issued a press release saying, �Hey, it's not us this time!� A federal air-martial left her gun in the airplane restroom. It's a good thing there wasn't an emergency, too, because the only thing in the Marshalls holster was air freshener. The Kansas students who uncovered their principal's secret have been invited to the White House Correspondence Dinner. You know, with investigative skills like that, is the Trump administration sure they want to be that close to these kids? The FCC has cleared the way for big TV network mergers, so the day could come where we'd have a single FoxCBS channel or other strange combination. Meaning it's actually possible we may someday get that dream-dove crossover between Supernatural and the Blacklist. Oh come on, tell me you wouldn't watch that! The Vermont Teddy Bear Company has unveiled a special line of bears that are missing arms and legs for children who also have lost limbs. They are not, however, 25 percent off.  The guy had just collected some of the poop to use as fertilizer when another man offered him $1,600 to kneel down for a little taste. Well, when the guy did, the man wouldn't pay up, so he called the cops.  Sounds like the guy who refused to pay up on the bet was full of, well, chicken poop. North Korea is warning of a super-mighty preemptive strike that would reduce American military forces in South Korea and the U.S. mainland to ashes. Kim Jong-un's nation also warns that the U.S. and its allies should not mess with us. A super-mighty preemptive strike. By the way, he came up with that idea when Dean Warmer told him and the rest of Delta House that they were under double secret probation. Be sure to join me for my first official live chat on YouTube. It's coming up Saturday, May 6, 3 p.m. Central, that is 4 p.m. Eastern or 1 p.m. Pacific. We'll do a Q&A, I'll have a giveaway or two. Might even tell a weird darkness story during the broadcast. That's Saturday, May 6. Hope you can join me. If you liked this video, please give it a thumbs up and be sure to subscribe if you want to see more. And click that little bell next to the subscribe button to be notified when I post new videos. And if you're already an official Weirdo, please share this video with your friends. Well, you've been asking for it. Now it is open, the Marlar House store. It has daily dose of weird news and Weird Darkness t-shirts, coffee mugs and more. You can check it out at MarlarHouse.com slash store. Hey, have you signed up for the Marlar Sheet? It is the official newsletter of Marlar House. Subscribers to the Marlar Sheet are automatically entered in monthly prize drawings, so you can sign up for the Marlar Sheet free at MarlarHouse.com. For more Weird News, anytime, visit DailyDoseOfWeirdNews.com. I'm Darren Marlar, and I'll see you next time, Weirdos.


I'm Ben Lucuio, I am an animal nutritionist. I work for Erie, I'm based in Uganda. I'm the country coordinator for Cohisa, but I'm interested in feeds and forages issues. And I want to see how my feeds and forages feed into the whole mix of one health. The previous presentation, very colorful, but very informative, laid some of the basis for some of the things I want to raise with regard to feeds and forages. So let's take it away. I think Alex did a good job in discussing the one health. I won't go back to that. I think the point I want to make with this slide is that although plant health is a crucial part of the definition of one health, plants are typically, plant health is typically not well integrated in the health approaches. And I think all of us agree with that point. And that's why I want to say, some of you may be wondering, why is this man talking about feed and forages in a conference that is focusing on one health? And I want to show you how that link comes in. Feeds and forages play a very, very crucial role in the complex interaction between farm animals and human beings. As you know, we have to feed our animals, but as humans, we also have to eat. And to feed our animals, we have to produce feeds as well as forages. And we produce forages in the context of the environment. And three key things there in the environment is soil. That's why I said my colleague already laid a very good basis for that. And I'll be touching a little bit on soil a little later. Now, in growing forages, there are inputs that we put there and they have implications on one health issues. As well, we have to produce other types of feeds. They need inputs and those inputs have implications on one health. And all these go into feeding our animals. And as you know, our animals provide a conduit through which some of the things we eat may end up on the food that we eat, may end up actually on our tables, the foods that the human beings eat. At the same time, the users of those feeds are at risk in using some of these inputs that go in producing feeds and forages. So let's see how some of those issues, you may know that plants provide more than 80% of what we consume as humans, but also a lot of a huge proportion of what our livestock eats, perhaps more than 86% depending on the production system that you're talking about. But plant diseases, the plant diseases and pests can contaminate some of these feeds and forages that we are feeding to our animals with a range of implications, including availability and safety of those plants that end up to feed the animals. The seeding ability, we have the yields that come with that and the quality that come with our foods. And this will determine the biomass, the quantities, the availability of the feeds that end up to our livestock in our systems. So there are very many sources of contamination of feeds. Some of them we don't even think about them. We have biochemical substances, we have the fertilizers that we use. We have the veterinary drugs that we use to treat our animals. We have toxins, pesticides, microtoxins, and even heavy metals that are present in the environment that our health has to both animals and human beings. We also have growth promoters, medicated feeds, environmental pollutants, and all sorts of things. I have tried to group them into three broad groups that I will briefly describe. The first thing is pollutants or contaminants that come about as a result of agronomic practices when we are producing feeds and forages. The second one comes through the recycling of plant-based food waste as animal feed and the manure that we use. They come from the animals, we compost those and use them back into the crops. And through that system there is contamination which happens. And the sources of crop residues as animal feeds. You know plants provide a huge amount of crop residues that we use to feed our animals. So soil contamination, you had my colleague talk about the soil composition. He touched on some of those aspects of the contaminations there from fertilizer, industrial activities, some of the sewage and domesticated industrial wastes that end up in the soil and we grow feeds and forages on those soils. As you know, soils uptake some of these chemicals and pollutants into the plant system and we feed those to an animal. Some of them actually pass through animal source feeds. Milk, meat and other animal source feeds that we eat. But apart from that, also the practices that we practice, particularly in small holder systems, we see grazing by the roadside and we know plants accumulate carbon that come from the vehicles that pass by and the animals consume a lot of that carbon on the plants that they graze by the roadside. Those has implications that I'll touch about. Growing forages in soils or areas that are contaminated. In urban areas, we have urban farming and farmers are growing forages there for their animals and in urban areas, we have a lot of areas that are where sewage actually accumulates. If you look at most farmers who are practicing urban farming, they grow their forages on those areas that have sewage contamination and the implication of that is that the plants take in accumulated heavy metals that have a risk of being passed on to the animals. And the next other piece of hazard is the utilization of fruit and vegetable waste as livestock feeds. Life's vegetables and waste, there is a lot of pesticide use in vegetables and fruit industry. And these residues of pesticides and insecticides also accumulate in some of those pests, fruit and vegetable waste and therefore the risk of them going through to the animal. The other bit I wanted to talk about are the microbial and prionic agents that have the potential to cause certain diseases like FMD, African swine fever, salmonellosis and many more. I think we have vets here who really understand those very well. And some of those come through the feed additives that a lot of the farmers are now using to feed livestock. The other bit on recycling of plant-based food waste, I already talked about pesticides and residues that accumulate in forages. Let me touch a little bit on manure as fertilized. Maneuver as fertilizers are present, pathogens and antimicrobial resistant genes are present in animal manure. And some of the antimicrobials used in forage production. The antimicrobials include some of these growth promoters that are commonly used these days and they have a risk to the animals that we are producing. Now a lot of these aspects have talked about have they not only get to the feed that we eat, but they actually get in the animal-sourced feeds that we produce from animals. There is evidence that some of those will get into the meat. There is evidence that some of them could actually end up in the milk that we eat, the eggs that we produce and a risk that some of those will end up on the table, on the males, on our plates that we are eating. And that is the implication of one health that is brought about by the feeds and forages that we are talking about here. Another aspect I want to talk about, which is slightly, this is my second last, which is slightly different is aflatoxin prevalences in animal feed and animal ingredients. A lot of you have heard about the aflatoxins, that map just shows you the prevalence in the world and the magnitude of the problem. The green countries with less than 35% prevalence, the yellow is less than 65% prevalence and you can see the red is more than 65% prevalence. Other areas we may not have data for that, but on the left hand side you can see the economic loss that comes with aflatoxins as a problem. The aflatoxin plays a very crucial role in linking plants and animals. The aflatoxins are consumed by animals, you can see down here. They are in feeds and forages. The cycle that I just talked about being going into the plants and ending up to our table. On the left hand side are the effects of aflatoxins, both in humans, in ruminants and also on the feed efficiency of the livestock that we are producing. Quite a range of diseases there in humans, especially cancer, which is responsible for a lot of the deaths that are reported with regard to aflatoxin. So potential strategies that we could think about to overcome this, obviously it's clear that not one stakeholder on one set of people or one set of approach can be able to solve all these issues because they cut across very many disciplines. But it's evident that there is lack of information about the health risks associated with this, the feeding of livestock and the risks involved that we are talking about. The policy options are not very obvious that can support us in mitigating some of these risks that are brought about by the issues that are outlined above. And obviously capacity building is a key thing that might help us to overcome the gaps that I've just talked about. There could be other options that I have not listed here. So the takeaway thing for me is that key and realization that while we have some of these plant health risks associated with feeding our animals rarely do many people think that those risks can end up on the plate of food that they are eating. So the risks are real and they are there. We need to think about management practices around these issues that will help to reduce these risks and losses that are associated with feed and food safety. And by the way, we always talk about food safety and don't think about feed safety. So I always challenge people, while you think about food safety, please think about the feed safety because that feed safety will end up on the plate of food that you are eating at home. And lastly, plant health and public health research and practice is still needed in these areas to address those gaps, the technologies themselves and the education to ensure the balance of feed and food safety in providing food security. And of course, above all, we need a one health approach in integrating all these things together to be able to address a wide range of issues that I have raised here. Thank you very much.