This is Think Tech Hawaii, Community Matters here. Aloha and welcome to Out and About, this Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Day and we are at Think Tech Livestreaming Network series broadcasting from our downtown studio in Pioneer Plaza in Honolulu, Hawaii. And we are still here, even though we had quite a scare on Saturday, which we'll talk about in a minute, but I am your host Winston Welch and I am delighted you are joining us. Where we explore every other week a variety of topics, organization events and the people who fuel them in our city, state, country and our world, as a disclaimer, interviews or opinions expressed by me are strictly my own and not connected with any organization. Joining me again in the studio, I'm very delighted to say is David Tosaka and we're going to continue the conversation that we started a couple shows ago because David is a font of knowledge and wisdom and also positive energy and I just love that about him and he has an upcoming book series, it's probably going to be published momentarily or we'll get an update on that on life enhancement series focusing on our health, wealth, love and resulting happiness and today we are focusing on the love portion of that, looking for love in all the right places so with that I'd like to welcome you again to the show David. Thank you Winston, glad to be here. I'm glad to be here too so before we get to your topic today, you've just come back from the consumer electronic show and that must have been an amazing event. Fantastic. So when you were there, obviously this was happening over the last weekend when we got notification at 8.07 in the morning on Saturday morning that our world might be ending within, well, 20 minutes or less, there was an inbound nuclear, well it said ballistic missile so we could just assume that it was probably nuclear tips since we've been having some warnings on this and the klaxon and it came in on our phone and so it was a very tense bit of time because the state took 38 minutes to respond and say actually we made a mistake so you're in Vegas and it was it was a 10 30 or 11 30 there, 10 or 11 there, two hours, it's two hours, okay, so they're Pacific time so what did you think when you got these when you started getting messages or did people say David what do I do or well the I never got the notice via my phone okay the first I got was from Facebook saying oh you know this thing is happening and my logical mind says this can't be real and the reason for this is my logical mind figures out different things like who would the missile come from, well North Korea of course because that's the agitation point but the other thing was how could they do this and why would they do it because it would be nuclear suicide for them so I began to calculate and then I said something is off and it's probably bogus probably bogus and then as time went on I said it's definitely bogus it's definitely and yeah and my mind said after weighing all the different factors I said this can't be happening and how many minutes until you went from probably to definitely bogus within five minutes five minutes yeah because I have to think in my mind okay who would be doing this why why at this time what would be the purpose of this and it just didn't make sense so this all presupposes of course that Kim Jong-il is reasonably sane Kim Jong-un as reasonably sane and that he's not going to lob a missile is just out of spite or stupidity or something along those lines or maybe that he thought he was being attacked or something along those lines so you did the calculus and came out with it's it's all okay yeah how about the people on Facebook that were still messaging you frantically for those 30 minutes what was their consensus I think for them when I looked at it a lot of them were panicked because it was something that hadn't happened before so they didn't know how to handle it and perhaps they didn't have the logical mind like me trying and maybe the information that I had already gleaned in the past to surmise bogus okay so did you did you dispense any pearls of wisdom at the time or were you just trying to tell people it's okay just calm down I didn't give any input because of what I found is people like to shoot the messenger no matter what the message is okay so you were just a passive sympathetic ear that people could they were just posting stuff and it was coming in on your feet and you figure well we'll figure out what we'll know in in 20 minutes anyway right and my greatest concern was that if this had happened why did it happen and who's responsible you mean if it actually had happened yeah I mean I knew it had happened because friends had posted you don't mean the like a ballistic missile attack but just the fact that a notification went out okay so so that was more like how did this even happen like don't we have some fail safeguards or don't you have to have two people saying are you sure we want to send this message out to a million people so my logical mind surmise within five minutes bogus this is a very serious problem and someone's in trouble yes okay so when the state finally did come out you just thought oh my goodness well so we got some systems to look at here some user interface yeah so well I you know I being here actually it was a from my own perspective I've seen the whole gamut from people that fortunately ignored their phones or their phones were off they didn't even realize it was happening there were no cyber some sirens went off apparently near the military bases but if they weren't watching TV and they didn't listen to their phone I had other a friend one who just got it and said oh this is irritating me she didn't she shut off her phone because she said this obviously not happening other people were reasonably cautious and said well I wonder is this really happening it's or and like you were thinking oh it's probably not true but what if it is true and and you're faced suddenly with this existential threat that a million of us might just be vaporized in a second and that was interesting and then you have other people that went full-on and and did what I think was sort of natural could you know freaking out and getting in the tub and trying to explain to their kids or going into the manholes or parking in the caves and and then all kinds of ramifications that are going to come out of this you I heard that target and target and Walmart kicked the people out and get out of our store whereas Home Depot said come into our store so we're going to see this is Chris Lee the representative from a Kanihe or Kailua at the east side he said we're going to have a huge treasure trove of data of how people reacted to this did they clog the internet did they you know overload the the phone lines did they end up going to their neighbor next to him bonking him on the head who's been irritating with their leaf blower from the last 30 years they figure this is it you know or did they just what what what did they do what did they not do it's a big wake-up call to be prepared for any emergency I think fundamentally yeah I think that with Valentine's Day coming up yes some people may have had the regrets the saddest words of tongue a pen are these four words I might have been I might have been fill in the blank yes so yeah it was I can say it was we have this is going to be a lot of discussion about this in the future and maybe we can come back and talk about this another day about that and some other topics that that sort of are plaguing moderate humanity but for me that the overwhelming thing was that this wasn't a tsunami threat or a hurricane or something like that this was a man-made threat whether it was turned out to be not real it could have very been real and we're talking about humans planning each other's destruction on a unimaginable scale and that and that and it happened near almost instantaneously and that this is you know we've grown up with this all of our lives right you did you probably did duck and cover when you were that is correct yes and I remember as a child thinking about that and you probably remember the movie the day after which was Jason Robards and that was about 1980 was when Ronald Reagan was president and then there was the remember our university had the day after the day after so we talked about these issues and it's all kind of madness isn't it you know why can't get along the creative my creative mind says you know what we must have an anti-missile system in place on a waffle and it will take it down if in fact this virtue well I would that is that is nice thinking and if it's so that is great but we fundamentally need to get at these problems of we're just this floating ball in the middle of space and we've all got to figure out how to get along and when you have people at the helm who are not acting like saying rational adults that doesn't help either but problem we're not going to solve here today however probably some people woke up and said I haven't found love that I'm looking for who you know who am I going to call and and and and people who did they call and and and what was what were their last words what were their last thoughts did they regret something maybe a lot of people were thinking they regretted either love lost or love not found and so you've been working on this on this topic for a while looking for love in all the right places so for the people that woke up and had a have another chance really I mean we all sort of had a psychic rebirth on Saturday what would you say we're how do we even begin to look for love in all the right places when we haven't been able to find it before in the past well the traditional systems of finding love have dissolved the boy next door the girl next door they moved away a long time ago and my auntie is my matchmaker my cousin whatever the biggest problem and the best solution is to use technology as your server and the fact that approximately 25 to 30 million Americans are doing online dating tells us something about the movement away from person-to-person initial meeting to using technology to actually make the connection mm-hmm and I'm a proponent for online and and because of this you say it's only 20 to 25 to 30 million I'm surprised it's so low it could be more but that's just with the dating services that like I think that's just for match.com it could it could very well be harmony has maybe 20 million and probably a lot of them are crossed over anyway so when you were at the consumer electronic shows did you see anything that was designed to to help assist people in the in the the dating process well the one thing is the thing that I've learned is the traditional attractor factor men go for looks women go for security men go for looks and women go for security okay so I was when I was reading about this before our show it said something that that men spend the majority of the time on the site looking at the images and the women on the text and that women are also much more likely to ask a friend to kind of proofread their profile and men just kind of throw it out there right and the sad thing because I have had I had coached several people for online dating fortunately three of them one got married mm-hmm to our engage well I what how about if we hear about their stories when we come back from a short break as as always our time is evaporating but it's wonderful to be talking with David to soccer here on out and about on the think tech live streaming network series we are going to take just a short break so stay tuned for more of the story this is think tech Hawaii raising public awareness likeable science on think tech Hawaii every Friday afternoon at 2 p.m. I hope you'll join me for likeable science we'll dig into science to get into the meat of science dig into the joy and the light of science we'll discover why science is indeed fun why science is interesting why people should care about science and care about the research that's being done out there it's all great it's all entertaining it's all educational so I hope to join me for likeable science hey we're back and we're live I'm Winston Welch and this is out and about on think tech live streaming network series we're talking with David to soccer on his upcoming book series of life enhancements today specifically about of all kinds of things because we always have so much to talk about but specifically looking for love in all the right places and you are just saying you're advocate because your auntie's not working anymore the matchmaker left the village your neighbor moved away already and that's that ship sailed so online is the way to go and you have some examples of three people recently that are maybe in the past that you wanted to share about I found that like many things most people might be fearful about online dating there could be predators and everything one girl says well you know that could be a sexual predator that's reaching out to me I said if you're in church it could be a sexual predator too so there's no guarantee and your church it could be too yeah yeah and so I tell my female they're mostly female clients a safety factor is if you meet someone and you know their real name if you're out for what we call coffee dates the predate yeah excuse yourself go to the bathroom Google yeah by the time you come back you'll know what's real or if you have his name in advance I suppose you could just do people search or one of those Google is your friend Google is your friend and with information you can make better and smarter choices and what I've seen is that it's a wild minefield out there the good the bad the ugly the painful it's all in there so the power of the individual looking for love in all the right places is with the right information that can be empowered to make good and maybe great choices so what are some success stories that you've heard out of this and maybe inside of those success stories there were some setbacks or issues that came up that so you people might come to you and say David help me find a husband or a wife well one of my clients who's a very successful entrepreneur said that I'm planning to retire and I'd like to have someone to do things with okay and she said I'm not a moocher and I don't want someone mooching off okay so let's keep our bank accounts separate right and so she hired me to actually be her match.com assistant so I actually uploaded all of the information from her I actually received all the emails and then I forwarded it to her so basically she ran it like a business I was like the worker bringing all this information to her and then she'll say do this do this and so I said hey I found this multi-millionaire just like you and he's interested in meeting you oh I don't know this kind of thing so finally she said oh okay and because she didn't even want to post a picture yeah so she had a lot of things going against there because men go for looks yeah go for security and it was all set up he was going for a six week trip to Europe and he said when I get back I left him when he came back I said okay you know he's asking to meet with you last month she said I don't want to do it do or don't don't want to don't want to do this so just send an email to cancel thank you but no thank you okay but if you go for volume then the problems of the last love in the world dissolve there's one gal I know who use the online dating service to the tune of having 500 dates wow before she got married that's a lot of sifting through the find the needle in the haystack yes and she had a system because you have to process through a lot of people you have to have a system that's efficient yeah and empowering and tells the truth quickly so when when you're advising clients to do this well number one you got it you got to show up you got to play to win exactly so if you're not even playing to win you're just sitting home watching TV you're probably not going to meet somebody online well I have a phrase in this context it says you can't score your loves touchdown sitting on the bench okay fair enough you got it you got to play to win you got to show up you got to right make a profile and I and I read another statistic for this it says about 30% of people they never even end up going on a date maybe they're they have fear of going out or many of the individuals who are now looking for love may have either had a bad experience such as having gone through a divorce too busy working maybe they were going for their doctorate or medical degree yeah so while other people are dating they were studying yeah so here they are in their career advancing it but they may find something's missing I'd like to rather than reading my technical manuals or medical reports I'd like some time for me have a glass of wine with somebody I love yes or or like yeah and so part of the system that we look at is there is a system to actually doing it right and doing it safely and what does that system what would those basic guidelines be for you do you have do you have folks fill out a questionnaire that would be in addition to we have a acronym we have this S E E and this is mostly for men it you should be safe you should have a system that's efficient and effective okay so with those things at least the system is engaged in a way that protects you you should have a system how to weed out the funky guys and gals because there's a lot of them out there sure and yet I'm a wedding officiant also yes and when I asked what where did you to me when they look at each other with that strange look like shall we tell me tell him yeah and I said well we met online I said congratulations yeah right I think that there used to be the slightest stigma to it yes like oh you must be hard to have right or saying you met in a bar yeah well that's what people did they go would go to a singer's bar was the old days yeah I think bar hopping for the boomers and some other is passé yeah and the thing is because we are so tech focused already and a lot of us may work from home or we become more socially isolated in general I mean you can attend church online you can do almost you can you can bank online you can do almost everything online these days so even getting out and meeting people I can imagine can be a daunting experience and especially when you're putting yourself out there and and saying you know you've been through a divorce or maybe some the love of your life died and you're putting yourself out there because you say I got into the 30 40 years or 20 years or something so when you get out there do you recommend for people to say okay your first first meeting you should go to a coffee shop or well here's the basic premise of my system is only meet during the day okay drive yourself there yeah meet in a public place yes like a Starbucks or something your first meeting should be a minimum of 30 minutes and if it's doesn't know chemistry no connection you can back out graciously don't go for dinner in a movie you'll be stuck for four hours yeah yeah and this way there is no investment so if you say well we still got dinner to go but I don't want to do this yeah you can back up and say it's been great meeting you yeah I wish you all the best in your quest yeah however I think that we're not a good match yeah and you can just leave no hurt feelings and think and I'm quick and maybe set up those guidelines before you even meet oh definitely if either one of us is just not feeling it for whatever reason I know you're a quality person but you whatever and it's what I call a gracious interaction and do you have do you is it different for people who are older or who have are coming out of it's very similar it's identical the the main thing for women especially is safe is is feeling safe and actually being safe right and you want something that efficient you don't want to drag out it shouldn't be tough and this is what I teach in mind what used to be or still is you know the online dating course and we call it date smart you while you date smart you you okay but as a double entendre of university yes yeah and how can we find that just so we can go to dates smart you dot com so D A T E S and then another S date smart okay date smart one word D A T E S M A R T you why are you dot com okay or can we find it on a link on your page at David to soccer dot com I think I have one there okay but I'll if you follow me on Facebook I'll be posting you know what's coming up I'm thinking of having one for Valentine's Day next month because a lot of people I said yeah I see all the thing but I'd like to come to an actual thing and hear it for myself and so again it's dates smart you and it's D A T E S M A R T why oh you dot com that's so you so you have maybe an event coming up for for Valentine's Day yes and what is that like a speed dating thing or no it's actually probably just about an hour course okay where people will get the basic parameters and information and from there my goal is to help them help themselves because with information they can make wiser decisions more efficiently and they'll know why they're doing things and how to do it and why and how and are your clients a rough mix of the sexes or would you say it's a lot more women a lot more women women I found are more willing to admit hey I want to date and I'm willing to do whatever it takes to get it men said I can get it any I did any time but I'm choosing not to do it yet this time it's very interesting of it but there are different mindsets of how well the macho mindset doesn't want to admit any kind of fragility in this area yeah I'm sure and you know it's it is but you got it you got a play to win you got to get out there and if it's and if it's not online then then get involved in your community volunteer oh definitely find it find a spiritual community that's meaningful tons of organizations you could volunteer for but even if you belong to those groups you still have the basic tools yeah that you need to learn safe effective efficient and efficient so it these are all really good points and you had one thing that says the love that you are seeking is seeking you definitely I found that for the vast majority of people that there is someone out there for them but in order to find that person they have to engage the system of finding and and and that's our modern world it means using technology yes in a safe effective and efficient manner you okay se and so we can we can go to david tisaka.com to find out some more information about your your course where you teach some fundamentals well if they went straight to dates smart you dot com dates smart you dot com even more direct okay and maybe you could put a link on your on your homepage or on your Facebook page and we could just Google Facebook David Tisaka Honolulu and your smiling face will show up yeah is that true hopefully well I always appreciate you being here so much David and I think you have a lot of topics to talk about because there's some you're an interesting and interested guy and you know passionate about life and your your book series which life enhancement series on health wealth and health wealth love and the resulting happiness is so important for us and we can find out more information again at your website as well so we're looking forward to seeing those books being published and and all of the wonderful effects that they're going to have in people's lives and so thank you for putting the time into that and and guiding people with your your wisdom and your passion and your experience thank you and thank you for being here today so unfortunately we are all out of time and we have to wrap it up again I'm Winston Welsh this is out and about on Think Tech Live Network Streaming series on Martin Luther King Jr Memorial Day in 2018 we've been talking with David Tisaka on his upcoming book series life enhancements a series of life enhancements and look forward to more in the future so thanks for tuning in and welcome back I would like to thank our good folks here at Think Tech Hawaii our broadcast engineer Robert Perpus our technical producer Ian Davidson our floor manager Ray Sangling and to Jay Fidel our executive producer who puts it all together and we hope that Robert McLean is feeling better who is out with the flu right now so I will see you here every other Monday at three for more out and about 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Now let's look at the equation for static friction. So static friction is a case where you've got two solid surfaces in contact, and you're trying to move between those two surfaces, so you're trying to move one surface across the other. But the objects don't slide relative to each other, so you're attempting motion but you're not succeeding at moving things. In other words, the static friction makes them stick together. Well the equation that represents that is given here. Now over here on the left hand side we have our frictional force. Now the way our textbook uses this, it's a lowercase f with a subscript of an s. Some books do have an uppercase f, but we're using a lowercase f. Over here on the other side we've got the normal force, so that f sub n is your normal force. This is our coefficient of static friction, and that's the Greek symbol mu, and because it's static friction it has the subscript of an s. We've got another video for talking more about that coefficient. The last thing I want to point out about this equation is that the symbol in the middle here is not an equal sign, but a less than or equal sign. So we want to explain that. We're not used to having inequalities in our equations here. So less than or equal. The force of static friction is only going to be as much force as needed to hold it still. And that means if you're attempting to push it but you're only pushing a little bit, it only needs a little bit of friction to hold it still. If you push a little harder, then the friction has to increase to keep it from moving.   If you push too hard, more than that maximum amount, then friction can't hold it still and you do not have static friction anymore, because static friction has to hold it still. So there's a maximum amount that we can have, but anything else you're going to have less than that maximum. So this is our introduction to static friction. We're still going to need to see some worked examples before you really get this.


Hello and how are you all today? The question says construct the angles of the following measurement. Now here we need to draw the angle of 30 degree. I have already written down the steps of construction and I will be drawing it for you simultaneously. The first step is to draw a ray OA like this. Now the second step is with its initial point O as the center and any radius draw an arc. Cutting OA at C. So what we need to do is we need to take O as the center and any convenient radius. We need to draw an arc like this which is intersecting OA at point C. Now with C as the center and same radius intersect this previous arc at point D. This is our next step of construction that is with center C and same radius that was in step 2. Draw an arc cutting the arc of step 2 in D. Then now with CD as centers and radius more than half of CD draw two arcs intersecting at B. So we will be taking C and D one by one as center and the radius should be more than half of CD. We need to draw one arc with C and then one arc with D intersecting at point B. Now the next step is to join OB. Now this angle that is AOB is the required 30 degrees angle. So the last and final step is to join OB and then angle AOB is the required 30 degrees angle. So this was our required construction 30 degrees. So this completes my entire question. Hope you enjoyed and take care.


This is Shepard with the Jackson Hole Shooting Experience. Let's talk about how to score a target. It can be kind of tough Here's the trick works on any kind of target you have. If this hole breaks the line, we use the next score up So this hole right here is on the 8 and 9 ring. It's right on the line So that's a 9. The one right up here is on the 7 and 8, but we take the highest score So this one gets an 8. The one right down here just barely broke the line on a 10 So even though that's not in the middle, that counts as a 10. We always move one up And this works for any kind of target you're using. This is Shepard with the Jackson Hole Shooting Experience. Have fun shooting!


What am I doing here at CES? Well, I am here on behalf of Super Deluxe. I'm doing some live streaming from the floor with OMD. Super Deluxe is powering the OMD experience, the live stream for 2018 CES, and I'm the host. We're going around talking to conventioneers and people on the floor, and it's a lot of fun. HQ just cracked a million users, concurrent users in one game this past Sunday, 1.2 million I believe, and there's no end to the rainbow at this point. I mean, 1 million this week could be 2 million next week, and scaling it, I guess, is the mystery. That's because this is uncharted territory. I mean, no one, I don't think anyone in the history of human beings has created such a massive concurrent live stream with interactivity, having low latency, these results showing up, synchronized with other phones, other devices. So, this is really science fiction, and that's again what the technology, it's so incredible what they're doing to make that possible. There are hiccups in New Year's Eve we experienced one, we had to crash the game, we had to shut the game down and restart it, which we did at 12.30 with no incident, and we gave out $18,000. So, you know, those are the road bumps along the way, and I think people are bearing with it because we still see more and more people joining the game and telling their friends about it, and just understand that when you're playing HQ, you're not just playing a trivia game and you're seeing a host and getting some laughs, but you're actually witnessing history in the making, you're witnessing the dawn of a new era. This is like watching the Wright brothers build and tinker with their first planes, and, you know, they had a lot of crashes, right? So, we're having, you know, there are some issues, but we're getting there, we're getting past that, and pretty soon we're going to be taken off and there's no stopping us. You know, the ways to keep people engaged are, we just started the UK game for the British players because they were complaining, oh, too many questions are about America, so now they're getting their own version, and that could easily become a French version, a Spanish version, you know, build that out, multilingual HQ, and beyond HQ the founders and the team have been thinking of ways to go beyond just trivia questions and trivia games and really scale this thing out in the biggest way possible. So, it's incredibly exciting, again, like not just you're seeing the Wright brothers, but you're also seeing like the beginnings of TWA and American Airlines, because you're seeing now it becomes this bigger network and this big, you know, behemoth, which could really be the people saying this is the future of television. This really could be the future of all media consumption watching on your phone.


Hey guys, welcome back to Come Again Collectibles. I'm Shannon and today on the show we're going to be taking a look at this Nickelodeon Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 1988 original series, 4-Pack. I picked this up from local GameStop that's currently going out of business. I saw it in there. I had my Anna as 30% off. The original price tag on it was $40.  There's the sides. As you can see, I have already taken them out of the packaging. But there's the side. As you can see, there's Leonardo looks like and Michelangelo. Then on the other side, Donatello and Raphael. Then the top there, the original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles logo. Bottom. Then there's the back. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Nickelodeon 1988 original series about the turtles, catapulted from endicomic origins to superstardom by the original Murakami Wolf Swenson animated series. TMNT ran on air for nearly a decade 1987 to 1996 and ranked number one in ratings for an unprecedented five straight years. Featured in over 190 episodes, the fun loving shell kicking teens are still recognized around the world and celebrated by fans with every bite of pizza. You've got Michelangelo, Leonardo, Donatello and Raphael. Now when I originally took these guys out of the box out of this box, they felt smaller than the originals. I was unable to find the original Raphael that we've got. But I do have the Samurai Leonardo to compare them to. And they are just a slight bit smaller. And that's not even giving Lee away for the helmet. Because of course the helmet's going to make them make him bigger than them. But compared to the top of his head, where his head would end underneath the helmet, they are just a little bit smaller. So we'll go ahead and show you that. Here's Leonardo, as you can see. And we'll put him where he would be if he had the sandals on. Just a tiny bit. Not a lot. Not super noticeable. But I could tell because I've handled these figures. We have one of the original Raphaels with the squishy head around here. In fact, we did a video on it. I don't know if it got transferred over from the Come Again TV channel or not. I'm still transferring videos over. But to see that going over to Come Again TV right here on YouTube, and you can find that there. But let's go ahead and send him off to the side for right now. We have Leonardo, Raphael, Donatello, and Michelangelo. Mikey! So let's go ahead, set this down. As you can see here's displayed in the background here. These are my wife's figures and her pops. We redid the office and now she has nowhere to put her pops. So they're right there. And I don't really have much of a background to do these reviews on. That's why I'm kind of doing it off to the side. But anyway, here's Donatello, Leonardo, Raphael, and Michelangelo. And I do believe these are in the original color tones of the originals as well as the original heads. As you can see, Michelangelo Angelo only has the teeth in one side showing. Raphael has both teeth, the teeth all the way around showing, which kind of makes me think that when they did this Leonardo, they actually used the head sculpt of Raphael and then put the helmet on there, painted it blue. Have you guys ever noticed that before? Let me know in the comments below if you noticed that before. I can't remember if I did or not. It's been a while. But let's go ahead and see. As you can see, I do think that these are the correct shades from the originals. You got the kind of a forest green look from Mikey with his orange, kind of a lighter green for Raph with his red. Then you have a darker, more muted green for Leonardo. Donatello is pretty much completely brown. It looks like they could have added a little bit of green in there. But yeah, he's mostly brown. I can't remember if that's the same way as the original or not. I do remember that Donatello was a shade of brown, maybe with some green mixed in. I could be wrong on that, but I do know he was a shade of brown and there he has his purple bandana. Well, violet actually. Most people get that wrong. That is not purple. That shade is not actually purple. Donatello does not wear a purple headband and pads. He actually wears violet. Purple looks more pinkish, really. It's a darker shade of pink, whereas violet is more of a slight mix of red and a lot more blue than red. So anyway, let's go ahead and, well, since we got Donatello here, we'll take a look at him first. They do come with their weapons. Their weapons were already in hand in the package, and they do look just like the original weapons. Here we have, and it does look like his sash does come off, and it is the original with the cross. I'm not going to take it off, because I've always had a hell of a time putting these back on after I've taken them off, and I really don't want to risk ripping them or breaking the little peg, but his staff, it fits in there really snugly, and I would be leery because the bottom one is a lot smaller. You have an easy chance of ripping that. There he is with his staff in his sash, and the wrist, or the forearm does flip around. The hands do not move, but the forearm does. Just like the originals, the arm rotates all the way back, all the way around. Same with the other side. The head is not the rubbery ones. From the original original production, it is the harder plastic. The shells are very smooth, which I can't remember if the originals were that smooth or not. I want to say they weren't, but I could be wrong. There's the back. It feels like they use a different type of plastic for these two. It does seem very hollow inside. Then the legs, just the one joint right there at the shell. No waist movement. The head does turn very nice. I'm trying to find the right stance form. I was worried about that. If I moved the legs, I wouldn't be able to get them back in. There we go. Just like that. Lean them against there for right now. Move these guys back. We'll take a look at Leonardo. This sash is not the same as the original, I want to say, because Leonardo always had the two straps on the same side. They never made an X in the middle. They were always on the same side. I believe that's the way the original figure was as well. I think what they did, they just took Donatello's sash, painted an L on there, and then put this thing on the back. As you can see, it was a separate piece that looks like maybe glued on there. Maybe. He does have the teeth showing on the one side. Whereas Donatello had more of an angry looking eyes, Leonardo has more kind of worried, I guess. With Catanas, the shorter end is the blade, the sharp edge, and the higher end is the backside. Let's go ahead and take these out of his hand, out of his hands, and plug them into, and you do have to be careful with these, because just like with the originals, the blade is a very thin, warpy plastic, somewhat brittle, but mainly why you want to worry, because if you bend them too much, they will stay in that shape. I've had swords where they were very wavy in the past. Same articulation as Donnie, exact same. The only real difference is the head. Everything else is the same. Exact same body sculpt. Well, no. Maybe the body sculpt is the exact same, but the arms are definitely a different sculpt, as you can tell by the veins in the arms. Donnie's veins, as you can see, single vein coming down that splits into two, into two veins there. I don't know if you can see that. And then with Leonardo's veins, there are two veins coming down that come into one, merge into one, and then split back off into two. And then two veins coming down on this side, merging into just the one. So they are, maybe the bodies are the same sculpt, but the arms, it looks like are completely different sculpts. It does look like that because, as we'll see on Raphael, his arms, his arms sculpts are completely different as well. Got two veins running down into one on this side, and then one vein running down into two on this side. Very cool. Maybe, maybe those arms are the exact same, but the other ones are not. They are different sculpts.  It's a very blood red type mask and pads. Don't you think? His size, you go right into his belt, just like that. And I'm not sure if you can find it or not. I wouldn't want to risk it. In the cartoon, he did it, hold his size like that. But normally in the later cartoons, the size are usually held in between the fingers, like they're supposed to be held in real life. Either way is fine, but in these, you do have to put them in his fist, like that. They cannot be held between the fingers, like they are in later cartoon series. Go ahead and put those in his belt for now. And the legs on him are a completely different sculpt because, as you can see, they're both flat. Whereas with Leonardo and Donatello, the right feet are kind of angled upward, while the left feet are flat. And on Mikey, it's the reverse, which we'll go ahead and take a look at Mikey now. And Raph does have the very angry eyes, even angrier looking than Donatello's. Mikey's got more of the maybe half angry, half party dude look. Look at him from this side. Party! Looking at him from this side. Angry eyes. Party eyes. Angry eyes. Party eyes. Angry eyes. And he's got the numb chucks here. And as I said, this leg is a different sculpt from the others. It's brought back. And his numb chucks, numb chucks, sorry, do go. I'm almost afraid of doing this because as you can see, this is very thin and I'm worried about putting them in there and snapping. But this would not be a very thorough review if I did not at least attempt it. We got one in. Got one. Let's give the other one a try. Let's hope. I do not break the center. There's one. That one went in a lot smoother. There we have his numb chucks. Numb chucks on the back. I've always wanted to say numb chucks with an M, numb chucks. No, it's none chucks. N-U-N, not N-U-M. But there you have Mikey. You just kind of have to lean him forward a little bit in order to get him to stand. I'll compare him with the others. There's Raph, Mikey, Leo, Donny. Let's see if we can get him to stand on his own. He's kind of leaning up against there. I've spread him apart a little bit more. But there you have it guys. Nickelodeon's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 1988 original series. As you can see on YouTube, TMNT Toys, Facebook, TMNT Play. This is from Playmates, the ones who made the original line of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles action figures back when I was a kid. Back in 1988 was when these originally came out. I was in first grade at the time. Imagine that. First grade when these guys came out. I went back and forth on these guys whether I wanted to get these or not because it said $40 on the price tag and it didn't say what percentage that they were going to be off. Actually I do believe I ended up with a 30% off price tag on this on these guys. So I did end up getting them. Like I said, I went back and forth probably 10, 10 times before I decided to get them. And I am glad I did. Let's go ahead and bring sewer samurai Leonardo in here. If you enjoyed that video, make sure you hit the subscribe button right there so you can stay up to date on all things geek culture. Also, go ahead and check out one of these two playlists on the side for more videos just like the one you just watched. I'm Shannon from Comic NTV, the only place on YouTube where all geek culture collides. Take care, geeks.


Hi, I am Dr. Nitin Sobel and I am going to talk on anti-scan, IT and much beyond. So basically the 11 to 14 week scan which is now done almost routinely has a lot of benefits. We can date and establish curiosity if this has not already been done. Most importantly we can look out for chromosomal abnormalities, screen for congenital anomalies we used to say media but now we are looking at more abnormalities and of course we can screen for preeclampsia. So as we can see that a lot of users of 11 to 14 week scan. Putting up coreonicity in your report is very important because it makes a lot of difference in management. So that is a typically multi-coreonic pregnancy which is here of course it is a trichoreonic pregnancy, here it is a di-coreonic pregnancy and you can see the lambda spine as opposed to that here we have a monochromatic pregnancy with a very thin membrane separating between the two and we know that the management of both these are entirely different. We established a gestational age typically by looking at the CRL and we all know how to do it by measuring from the crown to the rump in its maximum dimension in a straight line. Then of course why this is important is because even at this stage we can have chromosomal abnormalities, electroploidies or for that matter trisomy 18 presenting as growth retardation or when there is a twin a difference in CRL can mean a lot of complications especially in monochromatic twins. We look at a heart rate typically what we do in our center is we look at when we look at a tricuspid valve which we will see later on at the same time we measure the heart rate again heart rate can be abnormal in certain trisomies. We look at a placenta most of the time the placenta will be covering the os we can maybe just mention that looking at cervix measuring cervix is controversial but some people want it in their report so we at least report whether the cervix is or cervix is closed. Look at a fetal well-being a jumping fetus which is a nuisance to you in the way that you are not able to take your measurements is good because it is a healthy fetus just like children running around the house whereas if you have a fetus which is just standing quiet they are not moving at all that means something is going wrong just like children who are quiet and not active. So the whole idea of looking out for chromosomal abnormalities is to pick up that odd one and this odd one in the crowd is not going to stand up easily and say oh I am that odd one so we need to do take special efforts to pick that odd one and now we know that over a period of time by looking at maternal age certain biochemical markers and of course ultrasound features like the NT nasal bone DV and tracheal speed valve regurgitation we can pick up a fetal with chromosomal abnormalities from the crowd. So a nuclear translucency as we know is a collection of fluid under the skin behind the neck in the first trimester this of course was popularized by Nikolay Nis earlier Beryl Menaceff talked about nuclear thickness in the second trimester but in the first trimester we talk of nuclear translucency. So how do you do that? I hope that the fetus gives you good position because sometimes the position is not good you just have to eat and watch and once you get the fetus in right position then you gradually zoom that particular area till you get a good nuclear translucency section where you should see the head and only the part of the upper mini astrum. So technique is very important timing typically between a CRL of 45 to 84 then of course it should be in a mid sagittal plane that means you should not see the maxilla picture should be adequately zoomed up of course very important and we should make sure that we are not looking measuring the amnion. So if the amnion is close to the fetus make sure that the fetus jumps and of course the fetus has to be in a neutral position neither to flex not to extend adequate magnification is very important and we are going to measure only the black space putting the calibers on the line between the two lines and that is a nuclear translucency. What is very important is after you have done the measurement we need to correlate it with the CRL and we can do it by using certain online applications or we can go to the FMF site and do that. So how does NT help us? It can pick up almost about 80% of fit and it tries to meet 21 and others. For example, we have an abnormal NT, we have done a CVS and we have done a counter tapping nowadays we can also do a micro array because the cost of micro array is quite reasonable. We can not only pick up twice in 21 we can also pick up other trisomies, triploidies and even monosomies when you have an abnormal NT. So then of course the next marker is a nasal bone. Now remember that whenever you want to see anything good on B-mode like for example nasal bone you have to hit that at almost like 90 degrees. So if you hit the nasal bone with a good ultrasound beam at 90 degrees you will see it well and you see two lines there and of course that's the tip of the nose that's the skin and this bright line below that is the actual nasal bone and in the first trimester we typically are looking out for presence of nasal bone we need not measure it in the first trimester unlike the second trimester. And of course we look at a tricuspid valve again the picture has to be adequately zoomed, do you increase your sample size that you cover so that you cover the tricuspid valve well and that's the normal tricuspid valve with the e-wave and the e-wave and normally you might see a little regerge but it should not be more. So typically tricuspid regurgitation again is associated not only with chromosomal abnormalities but also with cardiac defects as we will see some examples later on and of course then we look at a ductus venosis. So you can go to the FMF website and look in detail how to look at ductus but you can do it in both the planes the sagittal plane as well as a transverse plane. So here are three examples of a sagittal plane usually it's very easy to identify because that's the area where the umbilical vein suddenly becomes narrow it sort of becomes a small triangle and the most important thing is at that point you see aliasing because of high velocities. So that's the transverse plane again it is scanned that's the umbilical vein and that's the ductus there and again you can see here in a transverse plane that's the heart there of course and you can see aliasing or lighter shades of color there telling us that that's the point to sample it and make sure that your sweep speed is high because you want to spread out the wave because you want to differentiate between the S between the S wave the D wave and the A wave. So it is not enough to look at DV subjectively now we also do the PI and the reason why we do a PI is because if you do a complete course in FMF of ductus venosis the nasal bone etc you can go to the site and enter your PI values of ductus venosis along with NTN. This is what all of you should be doing now and then you get a risk a calculator risk with DV which in for example in this case is normal one in one from the background is in fact the digestive risk is much better this is an artifact this is not a reversal the A wave is here whereas here we see a reversal of A wave and we see the PI is high and typically the digestive risk has become high in fact people say that if you do this well this is probably as good as doing or adding biochemical markers so I would urge all of you to complete the FMF course get a certification if you have not and not only a basic certification but including all the markers of trisomase that's very important. So typically when you see multiple things like an abnormal NT with a pulsatile DV or an abnormal NT with a tricuspid regurgitation and a pulsatile DV and or an absent nasal bone then you have hit your target and the chances that you will see something wrong either on kerotimping or the microarray are very very high and that's what you should be doing now typically the scene is that you have an abnormal NT the kerotimper the microarray is normal what do we do that after that so it's very important to follow up this fetal heteron and I do an early animal scan maybe 14-16 weeks look out for cardiac anemones look out for skeletal dysplasia, diaphragmatic hernias, etc. if the nuclear fold persists maybe rule out infection if everything is fine and the nuclear fold thickness or the NT disappears that's good enough if it persists then of course look out for other syndromes and inform the parents that there is a 10% risk of evolution to hydrops and penny and death but if it disappears and all your tests are normal the outcome is going to be quite normal and the baby will be as good as anyone else in the general population this is a very important thing for counseling okay so what we do again is we not only look at the ultrasound features but also combine the biochemical markers that is the double markup free beta and then you can get an adjusted risk for example here we are looking at ultrasound booking up the biochemical markers we have an adjusted risk which is very low and here we have an adjusted risk which is very high of 1 in 165 so after you have calculated the the effective list of the adjusted risk what we need to do is look at the value so typically the risk is very high say 1 in 50 or 1 in 100 you need to do an invasive test if the risk is very low say about 1 in 1000 then of course you should just repeat a routine target scan maybe at 18 weeks of gestation but if the risk is intermediate that is between 1 in 100 or say up to 1000 then you have now an option of doing an NIPT so that's a good subset of patients where we have an intermediate risk where you we are not sure whether you should do an invasive test at the same time you don't want to take any chances this is a group where you can subject them to NIPT now we expect to do a lot of structural we expect to see a lot of structures in the first trimester and we can follow the ISWAQ guidelines for the structures but we can go one step beyond that as well so starting with the head the ISWAQ guidelines expect us to make sure that the head is present the cranial bones are seen the midline fox is seen and the corad plexus fill up the ventricles but it is also a good idea to mature the biparital diameter and this of course is because a small BPD can be a clue towards diagnosis of spinal myofidium so again make sure that the corad plexus fill up the ventricle this is again very important because now you can pick up ventricle megalin in the first trimester though the criteria are not very well defined there are a lot of articles which talk about various ratios of the corad plexus in militia the ventricles etc as one example of a ventricle megalin this is a normal of course corad plexus then of course comes the most important thing which is the intracranial translucency so in the same anti-section which we already have taken we can see that there are three sonolucent areas here the first of course is the brainstem the second is the IT which is actually the fourth ventricle and this one is of course the system of magna and then these three black spaces have white lines here of course we have the outline the brainstem the roof of the fourth ventricle the corad plexus and the occipital bone so typically if you look at these three that is the brainstem the IT and the system of magna you typically have a ratio of 3s to 2s to 1 that means as you move from top to down you have a slight decrease in size and this can be very important in picking up either an IT obliteration or an IT increase in the size of the IT so this is very important to look at when you do an IT scan so typically for example here is an example where the intracranial translucency is obliterated the brainstem looks very prominent so that's the sign of neural tube defect and here again we can also take what is known as a brainstem to brainstem occipital distance and typically this increases in open neural tube defects so that's the brainstem size and that's the brainstem to the occipital distance because as we know that the because of amnon kary 2 this herniation of posterior structures and the brainstem this distance will increase. We can also look at the maxilo occipital line that is from the palate you draw a line to the occipit and under the normal circumstances the junction between the thalamus and the midbrain lies above this line but wherever there is a herniation of the posterior structures this junction actually goes down this line and that's another sign of open neural tube defect. Now it's very important not only to look at BPD but take a complete axial sweep so we go from the top look at the fox go to the coronaplexus and go further posterior and also look at the posterior fossa and just like what you see in a sagittal plane the similar structures are seen in the posterior fossa so again here we have your brainstem we have your IT or the fourth ventricle and the cisterna magna and this view can again be very very important in picking up posterior fossa abnormalities at an early stage. So when you are taking a BPD one step down you can see the cerebral pedicules and the actiniductive sylvias we can measure the distance between the actiniductive sylvias and the occipital bone and typically again in spina bifida what you see is parallel cerebrals and the actiniductive sylvias is pushed towards the or is moved towards the occipit or sometimes it can get obliterated. So these are all indirect spines or signs of spina bifida or open neural tube defect and Dr Praveen has basically had put up all these together and has described almost 13 signs of spina bifida in the first time which one can easily look at. So that's the summary basically we have an IT obliterated increased distance say parallel cerebrals, actiniduct shifted down or not seen almost and of course then you need to look at for direct signs of spina bifida or open neural tube defect. We can have rarely an increase in the size of IT. So as we said that as you go from year to year we have a ratio of 3 to 2 is 1 year we see that the IT is increased and if you look very closely in the posterior fossa you can almost appreciate that there is like a cystic structure and this was a dandy worker picked up in the first trimester. So an increased IT look out for posterior fossa abnormalities. Then we look at the face and the neck. Neck of course we just glance besides the NT look at the neck whether it's normal and in the face we look at the profile of course of the face and easel bone which we have talked about. We can look at this of course and of course we can also look at the mandible. So the ISWA guidelines also talk about looking at eyes and lens. So what we can do is again in the same axial plane which we took earlier for the head we can go down we can look at the orbits and we can go further down and look at the alveolar range of the maxilla. So we can appreciate that's in fact 13 weeks plus fetus when you can see both the eyeballs as well as the lens in the first trimester in the NT scan. So we can also look at the lips and try and look at a nose lip view. This can be difficult and picking up cleft lips is very very difficult in the NT scan. The other marker which we look out for typically which is very useful in picking up cleft palates is the retro nasal triangle. So we take a coronal sweep again go to the sort of nose lip and then sweep down and we can see the retro nasal triangle with the palate forming the bain the nasal bones at the top and the margins of the maxilla. So we have three planes which can help us in picking up cleft palate. One is of course your the basic NT scan view which is a sagittal view. Here we look out for two signs. One is make sure that the interrupted maxillary line sign make sure that this line is not interrupted and the second is a superimposed line. So what is superimposed line Dr. Lakshmi has described this from India herself from India and if you look at this very carefully the palette you see that there are two sort of lines one on the top and the one which is the basic palette and this area here is actually formed by the VOMO and then VOMO bone and this she has labeled as a superimposed line that means this VOMO is superimposed on the palette. So what happens is if there is a cleft in the palette basically what you see is a single line or absent superimposed line sign as she called it and what you see is basically only the VOMO and see we will see an example of that. In an excel plane we can also look at the continuity of the alveolar range because this is the same plane which we try in the second trimester of course you do not see the eula at this stage and then make sure that the retro nasal triangle is also intact. So this plane three planes help us in picking up the planet. So the maxillary gap sign of course was described by Rabichoi some years back and is reliable but it has been challenged by some people and what Dr. Lakshmi is described as superimposed line which is basically the VOMO superimposed on the palette and line but typically when you have for example a cleft in the palette what you see is only the VOMO bone and this is she has labeled as absence of the superimposed line sign. So she has two or three articles both in the ISVAC journal as well as in the AIUM journal which I would urge you to read and in fact she has talked in our forum also earlier and written several articles which you can actually go on the net and see to pick up cleft lip palette in the first trimester. So this is just one example where you can see that there is a gap in the maxillary line and there is not only a cleft palette there is also a cleft lip and of course this features also had a diaphragmatic hernia and we have done most of the scan either with the transfer channel probe or with the high frequency probe. So we will come to this point a little later. Typically when you look at a retro nasal triangle there is a gap here which is known as a mandibular gap. If the mandibular gap is absent that could be a clue towards diagnosis of mycopnithia. So we have one more thing which we can pick up with the help of the retro nasal triangle. Then of course look at the spine itself both in all three planes that is the sagitti plane, the coronal plane and of course the transverse field make sure that the overline skin is intact. So besides looking in the indirect science it is also very important to look at the spine itself. When you look at a chest make sure that we have symmetrical lung fields there is no effusion or any mass you can pick up diaphragmatic hernias in the first trimester also when you see something odd happening in the chest. Then coming to the heart of course very important what you should do which all of us can do of course is take a sweep which we are very familiar with in the first trimester. So when you take a sweep very often it is very difficult to decide the side of the fetus or the lie of the fetus in the first trimester because the fetus is moving but if you take a sweep and you can see that the stomach and the heart are on the same side the axis of the heart is on the left side and the heart grossly has a good size then you have done a good job. So that is the stomach and the heart on the same side that is the aorta on the same side and at least you know the decided of the fetus is normal. So one thing we should do is take a sweep and then of course nowadays with high frequency probes and even with basic probes you can see the four chambers and you can see the interventricular septum well if you hit it perpendicularly and then of course it is a good habit to switch on color and again look at the four chambers and flow so we can just sort of make sure that your settings are correct and we can see the flow across the tricuspid and endometrial valve and then of course we can go up just like in the second trimester and I take a three we track your view again with the help of color Doppler and or power Doppler whatever and this is very often referred to as a tick sign in the first trimester. So we are picking up more and more of cardiac anemones typically the ones which we pick up are things like interventricular septum defects things like hyperplastic left heart and of course we can also pick up outflow anemones here for example we had a extremely small aorta we had a small left ventricle with a large cystic agroma and this was a fetus with turners so here we have a fetus who has who had a fellow seal as well and you can see that there is the right ventricle and you can see a large aorta coming from there and a small pulmonary artery so that was a dorb so a very important thing is is the rule of transvaginal scans so whenever you suspect something you should do a transvaginal scan I will go one step further and I would say that whenever you finish your anti scan always put in a transvaginal probe and try and pick up as many and you might pick up something more what you may not have seen on transvaginal scan and sometimes the fetus position is good you can do almost like a complete target scan. Look at the abdomen make sure that the stomach is present in the left upper quadrant make sure that the bladder is seen and you see two umbilical arteries so all these things can be seen kidneys can be seen in fact this is a 12 weeks four days fetus we can see in both the kidneys with high resolution clones a little bit of renal pelvis there and we are seeing also the renal arteries at 12 weeks and four days of gestation we can pick up gross renal anomalies and bladder abnormalities of course megasis this can be picked up at this stage as well. Abdominal wall very important make look at the contour of the fetus make sure the abdominal wall is intact again look at the chord insertion which is very very important to pick up on phallus yield and make sure that again then there are two umbilical arteries so that's a chord insertion in the in the abdominal wall and of course the most common thing we see in the first time is to our phallus yield these are the same fetus who had also a DORB look at extremities in fact it is very easy to look at extremities in the first semester because you get overall glimpse of the picture in the second trimester very often one of the limb is sort of hiding behind the baby so make sure that you see four limbs and each of the limb has four as three segments in fact you are able to see the hands and the hands also very well in most of the fetus and you can also see the extremities again you can make sure that the three segments are there and that this angle between the tbfibular and the foot is good so this can be done and we can pick up anomalies typically for example fita with reduced movements or skeletal displays at this stage so that's an example of her skeletal displays are picked up at an early stage the other important role of anti scan is of course looking at the uterine artery to pick up or predict early onset preeclampsia and hypertension so again the fmf guidelines give us an idea about how to go about looking at the uterine artery one can do trans abdominally or one can do trans vaginally so typically what we do is look at the cervix at the internal loss and then move gradually to the right or the left this can be trans as I said trans abdominally or trans vaginally but most of the times we do it trans abdominally then of course identify the uterine arteries as they cross the ilac and try and get one full segment of the uterine arteries where it is straight and then get a waveform of the uterine arteries so we look at both the right and the left uterine artery and what we are looking out for is the mean PI so we no longer look at the pre-rastolic notch etc we are looking at mean PI and most of the times the machine is going to calculate the mean PI for us directly so we do have charts for but for all practical purposes a mean PI above 2.3 or 2.4 is considered as high in the first trimester and there can be a little difference when we do a trans vaginal approach so here's an example of a trans abdominals scan where the mean PI is high 3.0 at 11 weeks and 2 days and she later on add a pre-eclampsia so we can also predict pre-eclampsia maybe in a better way by combining uterine artery Doppler the mean arterial pressure of the mother and we see the biochemistry so in this we can add PLGF again people say that PLGF probably doesn't have much of value we can predict the same thing by using only free beta agent PAPA and uterine artery Doppler but if you add PLGF maybe there could be a little improvement in your p-coprate or P-eclampsia here for example we have done a biochemical marker and an empty scan with the mean arterial pressure and uterine artery PI and we have we see that the risk of pre-eclampsia in this case is high and sure the risk of trisomy 21 was also very very high so we can combine these things together so as it is we do double marker so we can ask the lab to we have to give the so basically a mean arterial pressure again has to be calculated so we give the pressure ring as per the FMF guidelines to the lab along with the requisition form and then we can get the calculated risk so in summary one section we can see so many things and I think if you look at value for money or for whatever the value of this at this scan the utility is tremendous and all we need to do is keep our eyes open and we can help the mother in several ways thank you so much for your kind attention.


Good morning, everyone. Dr. Saul here in Beverly Hills. We're getting started this morning. We have our fine young gentleman here starting his journey to get summer body ready 2021. So let's see what he's going to have done today. He's in good shape. Look at him. He's pretty good. My goal is to look as good as this guy. He's in his early 20s. He comes in for gynecomastia. Now, as I told you, there are different ages where it comes in. A lot of people get it in the 12 to 15 year old range and it persists. So when you're getting hormonal changes in your body at that age and sometimes the gland doesn't go away and persists after your growth spurt. Here we have this gentleman. He's early 20s. He looks good. He's in good shape, but you can see he has some protrusion in his chest. You know, it's kind of uncomfortable when you're wearing a tight t-shirt or so. It sticks out. A lot of people wear double t-shirts and it's hot in California, especially in Los Angeles when it's 100 degrees to wear two shirts and not be free and comfortable. So what we're going to do is you've seen a marked up his triangular area. Raise up your arm all the way. We're going to hollow out this area where he has some fat and the gland is right there. I could feel it right there. So I'm going to mark it for you guys on this side. It's about this size. On his left, it's a little bigger and it goes towards his lateral side right there. So we're going to attack it. Give him a gladiator chest. Give him angulated on the side, flat on the bottom. So when he stands like this, it's going to be totally flat and a couple of things are going to happen. His areola are going to get smaller and the skin is going to retract. Stay tuned as this young fine gentleman starts his journey to get summer body ready 2021. So here we are. We light bulb. You could see what's left right there is the gland. You could see how it's smoothed out everywhere. But there's a little hill right here, right where we have our marking from before. So that's where the gland is. So we're going to get after the gland. So here we are. We freed it up. I can feel it freed up back there. Watch this gland. Look at this. This is all gland, fibrous tissue. Look how big it is. Look at that. Bam. That's crazy. That was laying, I think it was behind and something lateral like this. But you could see very little fat. It's all fibrous material. They had a big gland on this side. I think on the other side it's even bigger, but we'll see. But look at how big this is. So you could see we lipoded flat here. He's lipo'd here. But again, look at my marking. The blue mark right there around it. I believe the gland goes all the way lateral here. I tried to lipo him here, but I couldn't because I'm presuming that that's the gland and you saw that fibrous white material is not amendable to lipo. You have to open up the scar and pull it out. Okay. So here it is. Here's the gland from this side. There it is. Exactly. Just like that. Right where the blue mark was. This is where it is. So at the end of the case, you want to see nothing but red muscle. Look at that. That's all muscle.  Hi everyone. Dr. Saul wearing the OR. We're doing a gynecomastia from my friend from ATL. He flew out here to see us today. He was sleeping while I was doing his surgery. How are you doing? Shout out to Atlanta. You're all your buddies back at home. Look at all the, look at this huge gland we took out of him. Look at that. It's impressive. There's one. Here's the second one. Look at how impressive those are. So I did the lipo contouring. I took out the gland at the end. I always do my little secret lipo at the end. You guys are all seeing the contour in his chest. How was your experience? 10 out of 10? How are you feeling? Well rested. Well rested. You came to have the surgery. You didn't come here to rest, but I could tell you you're a snorer because you were snoring during most of the case. Yeah. Long flight.  Oh yeah. But did you have any discomfort or pain while we were doing the surgery? None whatsoever. So you're you know you're done my friend. Am I? Yeah, I'm just gonna put in a few sutures. We took out you had two big huge glands as you suspected as we as we suspected when we did your exam virtually. Yeah. And you're gonna be nice and flat for the summer. That is amazing. You're gonna have that summer body. You're gonna be flexing the pectoralis muscle. I see your pec muscle clear and free of gland. It was very impressive. You had you had the right because I haven't seen one this big in a few weeks. We do a lot, but this was pretty impressive. Wow.  You're gonna have a flat chest contoured just like the way we talked about. Yes sir. Anything you want to send back home to people in Atlanta? Dr. Lajani's the best. Ah, you're the best. Thank you so much for flying out here. Are you planning to do any sightseeing while you're out here? Uh, well, I'm not here for too much longer, but I definitely plan on coming back.  Yes for y'all, man. My god, you're amazing. Thank you so much for having such confidence to come here because you know, we this is one of my specialties. I do a lot of these. Yes, I've definitely done my research. Okay, good. We like smart research patients. They come in. They know what they want and they have knowledge and we help them make the right choice. Yes. So here we are. We're done on this side. You can see how smooth it is compared to this side. Look at that big gland right there. This side is very nice and smooth. You can see the gland there. We're going to make them even now. I want you guys to appreciate the scar. Look at that. It's perfectly put around the areola. I I put in a layer of sutures to adjoin them and now I'm going to put another layer to close it up. But look at how perfectly it aligns. There we are. The incision is closed. If done perfectly, you can't even right after surgery, you can't even see it. Imagine in a year, there's no marks or evidence of any surgery. So you guys, here we are. We're done with the case. You can see everything is nice and even his glands are gone. He's flat. Raise up your arms for me. Raise him up. Here he is on the table. How do you feel? Do you feel anything? You can raise up your arms. No problems, right? No problems. It feels okay. You're going to go, you can go out to lunch, I think today. I know. You look amazing. How was the pain or discomfort during the case? I guess I'd say zero. I mean, I really didn't feel anything. Did you take, you took a nice nap, right? I was out. We were out and we didn't even use general. We did local. Yeah. You're looking great, my man. You're done. I took out the all the fat in the triangle. I could feel your muscle. The gland is gone, which was huge. Lift up your other side. Look at how flat he is. You could see the pectoralis major muscle is here. There shouldn't be anything here and that's the way it is. Look at how flat he is on the sides. This is with swelling and he's going to look fantastic and he already feels better.


The boss decided to fire the tractor driver. Then he took out a tire iron and presented him with a valuable lesson Welcome to viral stories secrets facts and strange stories from around the world If you find yourself amazed at what some of our fellow humans and animals can do This is the place for you This is a channel you're gonna want to tell your friends about be sure to subscribe and hit that bell icon to be notified of our new uploads Now sit back relax and enjoy viral stories Today's story has been talked about on the internet for a very long time And in one way or another has been retold many times Some say that it was in fact while others are inclined to believe that it is probably fiction But friends be that as it may each of us will find something for our minds in it Well, we will be transported to Siberia a cold and harsh land to the mid 80s on one fine But terribly frosty day the manager of the logging enterprise together with the instructor of the district committee the chief engineer and the head of the sector Decided to go into the forest with a small examination as befits in this case The driver warmed up the car for them beforehand after which all four men in suits and white shirts got into the warm car And leaving the driver at the base in order to have more space went to check the work areas Leaving the familiar offices 40 kilometers away just a little before reaching the destination the car stopped The head of the sector who looked out of the window only stated the fact that the road was further blocked by a skitter Which was dragging logs along with it seeing the bosses from afar the tractor driver began to move the tractor away Diligently punching the snow and making way for the car while the tractor driver was clearing the way for himself and the car The bosses tired of sitting in the warmth decided to go out for a smoke Watching how the tractor skillfully scatters tons of snow the director of the enterprise who was not so often on such trips And even more so being with such a respected support group without hesitation Decided to prove himself as a real leader barely finishing his cigarette He called the tractor driver over to him who by that time was still trying to drive the skitter off the road Well, how are you the director asked the tractor driver to which the hard worker just shrugged his shoulders and replied Okay, and everything would be fine. Perhaps they would have struck up a conversation But then the instructor of the district committee decided to prove himself So sniffing the tractor driver in the frosty air he cried out with surprise and a twinkle in his eyes Hey, he drank. No way said the director and sniffing himself answered. Oh, you are right You know what you have already worked enough Nicolay. I go now go hand over the tractor to the base And tomorrow you're going to my office with the first timber carrier I will fire you for intoxication the leader at it Trumbling from the cold looking at his colleagues who only knotted their heads approvingly the tractor driver frozen in place Listened to all this long tirade and at first seemed to want to answer them something Desperately pointing at the tractor without glass and doors and this is by the way at minus 40 degrees But looking at the stone faces of the bosses He only desperately waved his hand and headed off to his iron horse And it would seem that the story could have ended there But then as they say the situation got out of control The director and the rest of the authorities had not yet managed to reach their car when they saw a tractor coming towards them And who had returned already with a tire iron in his hands not paying attention to the open mouths of the chiefs He calmly walked past them and banged a tire iron on the windshields of the car Then on the side windows and after a few seconds after examining the car a little he took out the rear window But the workaholic did not stop there either Also silently with a blank face the tractor driver climbed into the car and hit the car's heater with a tire iron Naturally, no one from management uttered a word Everyone just stood there with their mouths open and silently looked at the man with the tire iron Who having examined the car again with a satisfied face smiled and went to his tractor a few seconds later He jumped on it and disappeared around the corner Realizing that the village is more than 40 kilometers off-road and there is frost on the street The inspectors without thinking twice jumped into the car without a heater and glass and headed back Never reaching the main site of work all the way They drove in silence and after about 10 minutes their teeth chattering from the cold the road took an hour and a half And upon arrival none of them could feel their legs freezing to the very bones Each of them understood what cold means now and wondered how does a tractor driver sit there all day? The next day the director fired the site mechanic and also talked to the chief mechanic and warned that he would follow The site mechanic if within two days all the tractors on the sites still wouldn't be equipped with windows doors and of course Heaters as it turned out later Nicolayenko did not drink at all several times asked the mechanic to put his tractor in order But for various reasons this did not happen And the only way to warm himself up was that one and for the tractor driver The authorities even gave him a reward agreeing that he would not tell anyone anything Well, this whole story shows us that first of all We need to deal with the reasons for the problems and not with the consequences in order to not make quick conclusions You must first understand everything Friends, what do you think did such a story take place also write down how you view the act of the tractor driver? Well, most importantly remember that alcohol is harmful to your health. That's all for today. 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Hey, babe, head to work! I want to explain something to you. If you don't own your mind, you're never going to make it. Listen, I'm very competitive. I'm ultra hyper mega competitive.  Does that make sense? Yeah. Do you get it, guys? Yeah. Do you want to do the burying? Yes or no? Burying other people because you're so ultra competitive and driven, taking care of your family, yourself, life? Dude, you ever heard that saying, you only got one life, live it.   And by the way, anybody ever heard your parents or grandparents or great-great-grandparents how to walk to school in the snow, seven miles, y'all ever heard that shit? No.  Isn't that crazy? Because they weren't laughing. Now, I'm explaining to you.  Because it's outdated. I can't believe you got to walk to school. They did. I can't believe you got to walk to work. They did. My grandpa, my great-great-grandpa, my grandpa before he died, told me some stories about my grandpa, my great-grandpa. His name was Andrew and my name, which is my name. Dude, there's no hustlers in my family. My family's all losers. But my great-great-grandpa was a hustler. He was a pool hustler, okay? And he sold insurance, right? Okay, guess what? He carried a briefcase, dressed up in a suit every morning, and then he walked seven miles into town.  Hey, babe, head into work. Head into work. And by the way, what was everyone else doing? Head into work. Walking. Now, the dudes have the horses. Those dudes have money, right? Those dudes have money. Grandpa had a donkey. Hey, boys, very polite to come and take a drive in Mexico. Listen. Hey, guys, what's going on? It's Andy. A lot of you leave comments telling me that you need help. Do me a favor and tell you the best way to get a hold of me. Shoot me a text message right now,<PHONE_NUMBER>.<PHONE_NUMBER>. I'll help you with whatever you need.  Let's get back to the video. I want to explain some stuff to you. Some of you are listening to me. Guys, it's moving fast. We have everything. Dude, your entire bloodline, your family, family, family, family, families, there was fighting safer two tigers one day a long time ago, prayed that one day their family bloodline would be in a time like today. Entitlement nation. Entitlement nation. Everybody wants everything before paying the price. Pay the price. You don't pay the price but you want it. I want to get strong like that guy. I want to get ripped. I want his. Good. Go get it. I want that paycheck. Good. I want that Ferrari. Go get it. I want to have a big business. Build a team. Dude, listen to me. You guys get the problem now? All I want for you to do is today is to be responsible for yourself and your mind. And I want you to do me a favor. Everybody say reset. Reset. You don't have to do what I say today. Listen to me. Hey, hold on. Why the f*** are you looking around? Because he said it louder than someone else? He's a little slow. No, no, no. I said focus on yourself. He's already focused on this guy. This guy said something louder. This guy said I'm just being honest with him. Listen, guys. Get in your f***ing zone today.


Freedom, today I wanted to talk to you about something I think is really cool. Some of you have been commenting saying that the production of the Anthony show has gone through the roof, and I actually have to agree, and the reason that it's gone through the roof is because of our new editor, his name is Julius. If you look behind me, you'll be able to see Julius in his natural habitat. I kind of feel like I should say that with like a Australian accent. Anyways, Julius has been working for years in the entertainment industry, doing things like working on television shows, and working on advertisements for television shows. So for instance, if you've seen an ad here on YouTube for a television show, he'd probably worked on it, or you possibly could have seen one of those advertisements that's like on television, it's like, by the way, we know you're watching this show, but maybe you should also try this show. That's the kind of stuff that he's been doing. He's also a great graphic artist, meaning that he's able to create assets for the show and even add in elements that just make everything so much better. For instance, if you check out, I believe it's that eye, or is it over, is it, maybe it's over, I think it's over there, I don't know. If you check out the eye on screen, I'm gonna get that eventually, one of these days I'm gonna get that. If you check out the eye on screen now, you'll see the April Fool's Day episode that I put out, and he sold it so well. If you check out the part where we're talking about an app for your phone that reheats your French fries, that's all him. He created all of that, and it was so wonderfully done. So bravo to you, Julius. I just wanted everyone to be able to meet Julius because he is an asset to our team. If you'd like to meet other freedom staff, let me know, and maybe I'll do a breakdown, maybe a spotlight and go, hey, here are the other people that you don't know about. Anyways, till next time, don't forget to like, subscribe, and do all those things that make us love our jobs. Also be awesome to yourself, and amazing to each other. Also give us a hashtag, welcome Julius, in the comment section down below. Bye guys. Thank you for watching another freedom video. If you'd like to watch another one, click over here. If you'd like to subscribe, click over here.  Yeah, I know it didn't work, but it paused the video, didn't it? Somebody paused the video for ya.