Hi everyone, can you hear me? Cool, awesome. Okay, so thank you for joining in today. I'm Malolita Sharma and again we have all met virtually I think more or less but it's so nice to see you all. Welcome to OpenTelemetry Day. We are going to be doing a community day today and again we have many of our maintainers here, many of our contributors again everybody who has been participating on the project as well as all our observability groupies I would like to say but you know we're all here. Okay I think we're too close to this. Might be better? Okay so I'm Malolita Sharma and Morgan McLean who was going to be co-presenting with me is presenting virtually in kind and he couldn't join us but I think he did send in some clips which I'll try to play and of course the final recording will be with some of his parts added in but we kind of improvised at the last minute so bear with us if you know things are not perfect. A little bit about myself. I'm member of the governance committee and a co-chair for the CNCF TAG observability. I'm also an observability leader at a major company that I have not put here and senior manager. I was previously a senior manager at AWS working on OpenTelemetry, Prometheus and Grafana very you know again a high AWS team happy to have you here and of course introducing Morgan also. Morgan is the director of PM at Splunk. He's also a fellow OpenTelemetry GC member and previously a PM at Google working on observability tooling and has worked also at Microsoft in the past developing web services. With that said I'm going to kind of switch over to trying this out. I think he did an intro but I'm not sure we'll see. Hi I'm Josh McDonald member of the OpenTelemetry technical committee and an engineer at Lightstep. I'll be talking about metrics instruments and the requirements that gave us the up-down counter a new kind of instrument. Let's review how we got here. Metrics systems have been around a long time but I'm thinking about what happened around 10 years ago. Looking at open source systems prior to then we had just one kind of metric instrument. I'll call it the number instrument. We would use it to report numbers with timestamps and then we would plot those numbers as a function of time. The result is numbers in a line. The nice thing about numbers is they support math. You can do a lot with numbers but first you should know what they mean and 10 years ago the interfaces we used to report metrics began to change. Why? Because it helps the metric system help the user when numbers have meaning. It's said that you can just hit three. We have our audio back. We were kind of expecting this because they were doing this impromptu and the gentleman he just said press four first and then press three. Going back to our regular programming. I'm going to talk a little bit about the milestones that the project has embarked on since 2019. As many of you know open telemetry evolved and has been the output from two big projects you know converging open census as well as open tracing and in May 2019 open telemetry was announced as the merge project and with the mandate to provide APIs, SDKs and an agent for metrics and traces as well as converging the land of tracing and metrics into one project with the communities working together across the board. Fast forward to April 2020. We began tracing RC and GA releases. We began work you know shifting into instrumentation and metrics. 2020 May logs was added as a new signal which is pretty significant. So now you know this is back in the past two years ago and as you know many of you who are involved in the project logs has been continuing on as the project has kind of focused in on tracing and metrics. Tracing landed in as RC and then GA last year in September 2020 and in January 2021 we embarked upon an ambitious project of you know meeting with the open metrics and the Prometheus communities and then kind of figuring out how we needed to overall are and enhance the metrics specification which guides the implementation of metrics on the project and then there was a significant amount of work done which has you know been ongoing through the Prometheus workgroup on the project as well as the work that has been done by the different states on the different languages 11 languages are supported on the project and to enhance metrics implementation for the collector agent as well as the APIs and SDKs in 11 languages. So fast forward to December 2021 so let me just make sure that you can see it. So September 2021 tracing was finally completed as GA and the stands are logging agent which is kind of one of the foundation components of the logging work that's happening on the project were added right so big milestones. December 2021 the logging data model was finally and the protocol for phase one have reached GA so that's very exciting because you know as the project completes metrics implementation will switch over to supporting logging and May 2022 in at KubeCon in Valencia the project announced metrics GA and RC releases for different languages and profiles got picked up as being added as a new signal. So fast forward to what's coming up on the project in the second half of 2022 as well as you know going forward into 2023 is the completion of logging and we are expecting that logging releases and implementation will go in for RCs later this year and then GA is targeted for the first half of 2023. So that kind of gives you a glimpse of you know some of the milestones that the project has hit continuously and again as many of you know milestones are also dependent on you know the number of engineers contributing to the project at any given point in time so if any of you are not contributing to the project yet please do join in because that helps us you know get get to stability faster. So the current status of the open telemetry signals just wanted to go into what is you know what does stability mean here. So open telemetry looks at stability with these different areas being supported for the three major signal types traces metrics and logs and as you can see it's a requirement for the project to have a well fleshed out data model and a protocol before an implementation for the API and SDK is completed and as you can see these are the dates when tracing has hit GA metrics we have been rolling out gradually and I'll go into more details on the breakdown of where we are with the different metrics implementations as you can see in the last you know part there are five RCs in progress and have already been released and seven are in progress so we are anticipating a rolling GA for the different languages you know through this year and then we have logs as the final signal which is in progress right now as you can see the protocol has already been stabilized and again API specification as well as SDK specification is the work in progress again there's a few who are interested in logging please feel free to join in for those discussions there's a lot of work to be done on metrics also so that's something that you know again in the implementation area would welcome anyone who is interested in that area to join in as you can also see logs and in terms of implementations are not done yet that's something that will actually start rolling out as RCs later this year and then following into the next year so what's the current artifact status this is you know for the different languages the again as I said open telemetry supports 11 languages and APIs and SDKs and 11 languages these are the top ones you know which have the most amount of activity and then there are others which are not on this list but you know are in progress also as you can see the collector which is used as an standalone agent is in GA for traces beta for the user APIs it's in RC the user APIs is stable at this point so you should be able to you know take it and run with it as an end user there are some improvements and enhancements that are being made for developer APIs and that's you know work in progress Java is in RC for metrics JS is also in RC Python is in RC and as of the late as of this week C++ as well as .NET have already hit GA and of course as you can see go Ruby and PHP are close close almost close but they're not at RC status there's work in progress again for any of these languages you know if you're interested please get involved and help and then comes logs right so there's a lot of work to be done and at this point you know there's a lot of work happening both on the specification as well as on the collector in terms of you know an alpha implementation and then as the APIs and the SDK spec matures you know implementation will happen right after okay so switching to community right so I mean many of you know as you've all been involved that open telemetry has seen an amazing birth in the last three years and you can see you know literally more almost 1,700 companies participating in the project it's really phenomenal to see the kind of birth that the project has seen open telemetry is the most popular project on in observability under the CNCF right after Kubernetes as you can see the top top row is for Kubernetes with 761 K CNCF reports on GitHub activity and then open telemetry is right after that 254 K which is which is pretty phenomenal it's amazing with the kind of energy and the collaboration across the different projects and teams that this contribution has been possible so far and we still continue to see it growing and maintaining momentum as we go into logs which is in one sense one of the most well established forms of monitoring as you know but at the same time also there's an enormous amount of complexity in implementing logs well just wanted to do a call out most of the world you know that revolves around observability is involved in this project some of the biggest you know vendors who are very much involved in building out observability solutions or services of their own are involved as well as you know just open source contributors who have formed the fiber of the project as maintainers as well as leaders on the project again huge thanks to our contributors you can see independent is a very interesting you know call out here there are a lot of inter independent contributors to the project you know folks who have actually worked across different teams or work independently as developers and it's pretty cool to see that you know strain of independent contributors also on the project which is you know pure open source contributors there are also a lot of end users in the involved in the project who give feedback who are part of the SIGs who have been discussing and providing requirements as you can see you know many of these companies who are listed here and organizations are very involved and and we continue to see more growth on you know end users actually coming in and joining the project to provide requirements and being able to actually work with you know voicing some of the requirements that they have and you you know configuration management for example is a big area I also wanted to call out some of the extraordinary collaboration and interop work that the project you know open telemetry has done and has been involved in and continues to be involved in again huge thanks to all the contributors from these projects who have worked very closely with us many of us are close friends close collaborators you know and and really love of the ability and open source so as you can see Kubernetes open metrics Prometheus Jaeger, Zipkin, Pixie, Cortex, Thanos, Fluent Bit, Fluent D, StatsD, Prom Scale are some of the big projects who have been involved and worked closely with us we continue to have work groups in these areas where we have discussed everything from protocols to what makes sense from an observability standpoint API's looking at compliance tests again we worked very closely with Richard is there from open metrics as well as Prometheus you know Prometheus project to drive some of the open the Prometheus compliance tests you know which were announced by the project and very proud to see the collaboration in terms of compliance tests actually being part of open source projects to you know ensure that the end user experience is really first class and there is full compatibility for consumption of observability data across these you know platforms so what's next on the roadmap and you can see there's lots of activity just happening above and beyond just the implementation of the APIs the SDKs and and and the foundations if you will of supporting you know the APIs and SDKs and the collector agents of in the languages and those are semantic conventions as many of you know semantic conventions are very important for being able to define and support correlation and insights that are gathered from different types of data signals and so that there's a fair bunch of work happening around there there's a work group that's that's being used then there is also and really you know very helpful but very useful end user feedback group again some of our folks here Char and others are here who have been you know driving this effort Austin Ted Young and and again getting feedback directly from the customers who are actually super interested or have deployed open telemetry for as a collection solution for their infrastructure for their applications and getting feedback directly to the project for being able to you know tune the functionality which is really cool because as you know open source you know is as compelling as what end users can do with it and and what developers can do with it so this having this kind of a work group and an active dialogue really helps another area which is been supported and and was added to the project last year is client telemetry and this is a very important area as you know many of us come from the server infrastructure world where server telemetry in observability is for you know quite well defined and supported but client telemetry is equally important for those of us who have networks of devices or iot applications or web browsers or programs you know that are running on browsers it's it's equally important to understand the observability and observe the signals for system performance and system health end to end and and so we look out for you know the work that's happening in the client telemetry area which will then again intersect as a stack with server observability to actually provide a full stack of you know really system performance system health for those networks that actually you know support end to end not only services another area a set of areas which is very active and also we have work groups for these are client instrumentation as many of you know instrumentation is and very important part of enabling easy adoption for end users and auto instrumentation especially is an area that the project has been working on as you know java is fully auto instrumented another area that's another language that's coming in as javascript and i know are some of our maintainers will be you know covering that later today so again you know we are the objective of the project is to make instrumentation as seamless as possible and and again we invite you know any collaborators who are interested in improving instrumentation to work with us extending observability all the way from client apps and web apps you know taking spans metrics metadata logs and making that available easily another couple of work groups that have just kicked off in the last few months one is agent management and this really you know again goes back to how do you make agent management easy this is a complex area because you not only have local you know configurations for like an collector agent for example but you also have remote configuration right for many large scale networks that end users have remote management is a key part of you know how they isolate across their networks and at the same time are able to interoperate with configurations and allowing sdk agents and the collector to have their configuration remotely updated is a big big is a big area of work that's ongoing there's a design spec which is being discussed right now on the project especially in the collector's sake again if you're interested in you know kind of even tracking the instance of system health for the collector agents that are running on your services or on the end user networks understanding health and being able to communicate status is something very interesting and and you know again this is the work group that's working on this similarly again and this is amazing you know this is how open source works we just kick started a profiling sake where we are starting to look at how we can actually introduce and add a new signal that will bring in visibility out of the box for code performance and this is just started from you know discussions with the larger community and maintainers at kubecon earlier last month and there were a bunch of discussions before that because we've been working with pixie and other projects very closely on you know how profiling could be supported but there's a new sake that we are that we have and and again needless to say if you're looking to participate in any of these areas there is a calendar that you know for the project that you can just sign up for and just join any sig or work group that you want to that's interesting to you you can attend some of the meetings while there's specific discussions ongoing there the project does record and maintain you know very good notes about each of these sig areas so you can catch up on them later however you would like to see better tagging of our youtube videos but on the other hand we do have them recorded if you want to give and catch up so just wanted to call out some of the major you know areas that we are working on and and of course you know going forward then we also many other areas which I'm sure will be you know can easily spin up work groups on and and you know group of folks who are interested in that area just work together okay so again you know with the thousands of contributors who have contributed to open telemetry there is many there are many ways to get involved and needless to say everyone is welcome I really have found the project to be you know I've been involved with the project for three years and it's really an amazing project to be involved in there's just so much activity and so much discussion and and really really nice people that you know we collaborate and work with so so again I welcome you to join in as a developer again who is not an open source pro but is getting involved in open source from their company or from your organization again it's very easy to join in you can just listen in lurk on the sigs get involved work on the read the specification there's a lot of documentation on the project open telemetry.io is our website so you can easily you know go and browse and of course our code is on github I also have the link there but again feel free to you know get involved in whatever way you can code reviews design reviews contributing bug fixes new features tests we have you know contributing built out CICD pipelines continuous security pipelines release tooling again support and you know contribution in 11 language spec areas so needless to say there's a lot to be done right and and you can easily get involved in any of the areas if you like to write features get involved welcome you to do so if you like to you know work on infrastructure CICD you see a continuous security is an area you can get involved in and and also would like to call out that open source projects of this size and magnitude are usually not single-dimensional it's not only developers who are working on these projects we have really an extraordinary number and and wonderful community or product managers community managers who are involved in the project again you know we all work together brainstorm about you know how best designs can be built in for the different components and you know again open source iterates and and polishes and improves continuously so would welcome again you know there's lots of opportunity to create awareness to actually educate operators and end user developers to use open telemetry well to add project documentation to share knowledge you know work on semantic conventions if that's your thing um run an open telemetry meetup I think we have a really nice community across the world of folks who are doing online podcasts as well as open telemetry meetups in person publish blog posts and demos on the project site you can contribute it's as simple as doing a PR and also welcoming end users you know to again join in provide feedback you know your feedback matters a lot get your developers involved in open telemetry provide your use cases and requirements and these are just some of the areas you could you know there's a lot of lot of energy and enthusiasm around these last but not least I'd like to thank all of our contributors without whom we wouldn't have such an awesome project our maintainers our responses and host again very thankful to CNCF for you know actually pulling together and providing us the support for the for doing open telemetry community day today and thanks to our sponsors without whom we wouldn't be able to pull everybody together too with that said again have a wonderful rest of the day and again welcome Austin to come back and he's our MC for the thanks


Hello, and welcome to Lime Life. I'm Hannah Gallagher. And I'm Louis Fanagan. And welcome to DCU's hottest art show brought to you from DCU TV. So we have an amazing show ahead for you today. So we have the likes of Room Raiders. With Gemma Robatham. We also have a film review with our lovely silver screen boys. And we have plenty more to come up in the show. So we'll get started. Enough of us, anyway. Brilliant. So what's the first thing to come, Hannah? I think it's the Room Raiders. Yeah, Room Raiders. So I'm dying to see what this sells in store. Check it out. My name is Lime Turner. I'm 19, going to be 20 in May. And I'm doing a Bachelor of Arts in English and History in St. Pat's. I don't know what I'm expecting. But what I'd like is, I don't know, weird rooms. Like, not really weird. I don't want the quicky dream girl room where she has like a ukulele. And oh, I write poems, because that's just boring. That every girl is a quicky dream white girl. But I want it to be kind of normal. And then under the bed, there's like a massive collection of little does. And that's the kind of girl that's like, she seems normal. And then it's like really, really weird. But not too weird.  But like, you know, that sort of thing. So my name is Clara. I'm in first year of communications. And I'm from Kilkenny. I'm living in Larkfield. I've kind of made the room quite humbly. Like, I usually have a lot of pictures up here. But I'll take it down, as they all know it's me. And yeah, I have a lot of kinds of people up here, just to kind of chill out, which is nice. So yeah. Yeah, so it's really nice living here, because it means like I get to like come up and go to like lots of things on campus and stuff, as well, and really get involved in society. Right, OK, well, the first thing I've noticed is this lovely book called Tender. I don't know what this is about, but I want to know what it's about. The milk man, it's very tender. And she wants to meet a milk man. The man needs to be milking. Do you want shortbread? This girl, she could be Scottish, this girl. Just like boring biscuits. But then she obviously, as well, has, you know, looses off a bit, has a few cans, or can, single it. This is drugs. Is this drugs? What's happening? That's a woman. It's a woman, all right. More, more, more, more. Pants. You can tell that I only have a brother. So she has pills, so she might be enjoying it. Nothing that interesting on the bed. There's motivational quotes in now, whatever way Austro is in. I know you may have written mine by being my friend. So it could be a quirky dream girl, but I don't see you go lately. Who is in chocolate? What's the treat, who's in chocolate? Just clothes and stuff here. And, yeah, nothing that interesting. And this thing, which I don't know if it is, because I don't clean. She's a prepared girl. She's a prepared girl. She's plans are really in March. It's February. Well, either they don't eat or can't afford food. Yeah, this is a rich girl. She has salmon.  Who is salmon?  That's what I have. Soya unsweetened with a super fresh milk. Vegan? Could be vegan and vegetarian. I don't see a lot of meat. Salmon. Yeah, I don't know. Could be vegetarian, especially. Well, there's a lot of peppers and there's... Okay, there's absolutely no meat. This is a meat-free house. Yeah, that's the healthiest fridge I've ever seen. I was expecting it. It's only a seven or eight. I expected to find juicier stuff. Not even a condom. There wasn't even a single condom.  I'm Maeve. I'm 19. I'm from Kylo. I do communications. Not like, like I got music things, but then I also have, like, a hurl because I also play sport. I'm not giving any particular vibe. Do you know what I mean? There's books there. I don't know. What is with all the clean rooms? Jesus Christ. They totally have feathers. Like, look at, no, no one lives this clean. Honestly, none. It's a really nice room.  Like, there's a picture of someone whom I'm guessing is a dad. I'm not gonna say something bad about that. I hope it's a dad. I could be a boyfriend, I'm not sure. No, because now I've gotten jealous. Now I'm jealous. Like, my father isn't up here in a little thing. I don't know if this is sexist. You know, that sentence is after a good start and it says I don't know if this is sexist. But, like, girls have, like, mementos of stuff. And it's really cute.  Does everyone have this? Cool. I like this. This is cool.  But it is quite cool.  Oh! She's even lilly.   Who is this guy? Do you know who this guy is? This girl is white. Her rhythm is kind of shite. It's a, it's a gum guard. Yeah, I used to use those for kickboxing. Yeah, they kickboxing couldn't be...   Oh my God is watching. God is watching. Only one? Why is it wet? It's Durex. It rhymes with sex for a reason. This is the premium stuff. She's only got two condoms, which annoys me because, you know, you have three and there's a trilogy for a reason. So I'm going to just add one in here. Gabrielle Applin, the power of love. I don't know who this is. Well, it seemed quite quirky. It's like Dodie Clark type kind of person. My name's Tim Flour and I just, I just love jeans with holes in them. More good. It's about the same. It's empty. What's the point? Beer is not an ornament. Alright, she loves G.A. But that doesn't work. That doesn't matter. So she clearly has friends by all these photos but maybe she just took a photo for like five seconds and then didn't talk to anyone for the rest of the thing. That's what I do. I go to pranks, take photos and then I leave. Or I just cry. It's either the two. She got the high match of Mother and Brother. But no, this is really cool. I like this. If she didn't have the ukulele though, I'd like Mother. Okay, that's it. So hi, I'm Grania. I'm 18. I'm doing communications. I don't know what my room says about me. I don't think it says a lot, but I don't know. See what Liam says. Liam will tell me what it says about me. Right. Room number three. She has a box and a jar for some reason. Give them the old razzle, dazzle, razzle, dazzle. This Chicago, if you like this one, be hands. Give them an act with lots of passion and the reaction will be passionate. So this is Roxy.   I've never read Chicago. It's definitely a breaking point. I've never been going to Chicago on April 8th, 9th and 10th because I wouldn't take it from the Super Bowl. Other than that, I wouldn't go near it. She goes one step beyond. Weekly food.  So she likes out-of-date food, is what we can eat, right? Out-of-date. We got a biscuit tin. If it's sewing kit, I'm gonna kill it. Shortbread. So she's out of the scarf, I should be boring. So we got IO, so basic air and nibbles.  She has some color snaps here. Out-of-date. She likes a lot of out-of-date things, when she goes out on a date with me. So she got a nice collection of jackets. I'm hoping for condoms. Can't think of this as a lie. Okay, so she reads. They all read. These are educated girls. I'm an English student, so I like that. I like Yates, but I only like the Yates because I think it's funny that he was obsessed with that woman. There's nothing that really weirded me out. Like it's a nice room. She likes musicals and she likes to read and stuff. The bed is nice for sex. It's high noise, you know. I don't wanna wait and see if you listen to that. Just bring me up. I think I'm done, actually. So it wasn't as weird as I expected. We expected it to be a lot weirder. The only weird thing I found was in room two, and I found two practical condoms, which is weak. So that's why I added a third one. And then room one, she hates meat and she's very rich. Then she reads, she read a book called Tender, and she read a book called Milkman. Room two was the quintessential white girl, a man-faceted dream girl, a quick white girl. She probably has a pixie haircut, like Emma Watson did, after she did Hype on it. I was impressed with the room until I found the ukulele. And then I was like, okay, the ukulele is bad, but I'm sure there are some redeeming factors. Then I found the hurl, and it just, no, the room got bad. So room two was probably in the third place. Room three, a lot of room three. The babe was comfy for sex. And then there was Chicago, which was interesting. And then there was a little Yeagermeister, beside a bigger Yeagermeister. And that was really weird. So the room that I picked would be room one because it was the most interesting. And seemed like someone had to get on with it. I didn't have a ukulele in there. Who is it? Clara Mooney.  To discuss milkman and tender? I want to go on a date with the ukulele girl to ask what happened, like why did she choose that path. And then the hurl as well. I don't know if a date, more just a consulting session. That's romantic. My children's room one. Is this love island? We're going to break up in six months. Oh, okay, go, go. And congratulations to Clara Mooney for winning Star Room on this week's edition of Room Raiders. Next up, it's our silver screen boys, Liam and Scott, who are reviewing the Lego Movie 2. Here's what they have to say about it. You're at the silver screen with Scott and Liam. And today we're going to be talking about the Lego Movie 2. Yes. So following the events of the first Lego Movie, we joined Emmett, Lucy, Batman, and the others as they're living in a new kind of world. So this world, their world, Bricksburg, which is described as awesome, is no longer awesome. Everything is to send this kind of like Mad Max post-apocalyptic, yes, you can stop that. Post-apocalyptic style, like it's, everything is just not awesome. But Emmett is still very high on hope. He's still very positive while everyone's trying to accept the reality they're in, until General Mayhem arrives to capture everyone else and Emmett has to go on a madcap journey to go and rescue them all. So not only does he need to do all of this, but he also needs to, in his view, he needs to toughen up. Yeah, cause throughout the whole film, he's kind of like seen as just being still soft and he needs to find some way to toughen up and be more of a man. And he finds this in the form of Rex Danger Vest. So some influencer. Cowboy. Heart surgeon. Raptor trainer. Master breaker. Stop, you bread breaker, yes. And that's okay. But yeah, what are we actually like with this film? So the best thing out of this movie is Christian prop. Chris prop. So he's doing two roles. He's doing Emmett, who's a lovable goof. And he's doing Rex Danger Vest, who's a Kurt Russell accent, the steve kind of guy. The great thing about Chris Bads' roles in this film is that Emmett is just what he was, I think pre-Garren's Galaxy, when he was known for sitcoms, perhaps some rec. And then Rex Danger Vest is just a complete spoof of every single film he has been in, from Jurassic World, Garren's Galaxy, that one Magnificent Seven he was in as well. It's a complete parody of it. And it's just, it's both really, really funny and also a very big comment on Toxic Plexiglassy too. Yeah, so basically, if you don't know, you don't have to be all that tough to be a guy. Really no. It's like, right there. And it's completely okay. You're allowed to sing, you're allowed to have a boogie. You can do whatever you want, but it's also okay to be a raptor trainer. I mean, I will say one of my favorites about the film was just the raptors in general. Yeah, they all have signed, or not signed language. Subtitles, yeah, to describe what they're saying. I think this film's like biggest trend is just how funny it is in the humor. Like the gags in this film, they're not as good as the first one, I think, but they're still very, very good in some places though. See, the first one has a millhouse cameo. After everything's coming up, millhouse, you can't really top that. No, no. It does try. It tries very, very hard. Like, the gags like the master breaker and the raptor trainer, they're so funny. Nearly everything Batman says as well is also hilarious. Batman is probably my favorite character in the whole film. For me at least, I don't know about you. Yeah, I enjoyed Batman. He wasn't as heavily used in this film, but no, he has a song, which is amazing. He has a song which is just the best Batman thing I've ever seen. Yeah. Yeah, which he's also connected to the main villain of the whole thing, which is Queen Watanabe Wannabe. I think that's the name. He knows that. Watanabe, yeah, thank God. Queen Wannabe. Yeah, Wannabe, played by Tiffany Haddish, who is just phenomenal in this, no. She's a shape shifter, so it sort of allows Haddish to flex her sort of chameleon comedic muscles. Yeah, definitely. I've actually seen muscles as well. Yeah, see, that was good. Pipes. Definitely, no. But it's one of the best villain songs I've ever seen in a while as well, even because she's just kind of go, I'm not the villain, no, I'm so cool. I'm a queen. But like, no, she's clearly the villain. Yeah. Um, I mean, I never say the only other things I really love about this film is the animation. I am a massive fan of the whole, like, bricks and, like, LEGO bricks being everything kind of animation that the first film developed and then LEGO Batman developed. And I think, like, space is LEGO in this. And I love that. I really, really love how they do that. It picked up the fault of the LEGO Batman movie because in the LEGO Batman movie, they, not everything was made of LEGO. Yeah. It's such a nitpick. It is such an nitpick, Liam. It annoys me. Yeah, at first, I kind of liked the argument for that, that it was a Batman film or the LEGO film, but this is still a full-on LEGO film and it uses as much LEGO properties as possible, which I really, really liked. So what didn't work for us? For me, personally, one of the things that didn't work was, again, it's not as funny as the first one. There are some guys that really don't land. There's a specific gag in this that we both dislike, which is the most stereotypical and, like...  Which is as bad as joke as they make. It's like the most obvious joke you'll make with a LEGO brick. And also, the live-action in the first one plays out the key part because, spoiler alert, if you haven't seen the first one. It's four years ago, five years ago, yeah, you've seen it. Will Ferrell shows up and he's like, I'm a bad dad, but maybe he turns into a rad dad at the end. Oh yeah, no, I think he turns into a rad dad, yeah. So he's not in this film because he was filming the best picture of 2018. 2018. Yeah, Holmes and Watson. Oh yeah, the cinematic glory that was Holmes and Watson. So there's a new, like, comedic Hollywood star in the live-action. Yeah, and the actor they get, it's just not that funny or not that good, which I'm very shocked because they're usually very, very funny to me. I don't know about you. But, like, the live-action segments are much more integrating this film than the last one and they are just not as good. In general, they're just not as developed as the first ones and don't have that big of an emotional impact, I think.  Definitely, definitely. Like, that's probably a big blow against the film because I wanted to see more of Benny because he was my favorite part of the first one. Purely, I just wanted to screen Spaceship again and again and again and again. Yeah, not enough Charlie Day. Not enough Charlie Day and there's always a sin in my book. I will say this film has one of the best cameos I've ever seen in a long, long time by a certain film actor playing a certain character. And I can't give it away, just go and see the film, but once you see it, you will have to understand that this person is playing himself and is just completely lampooning their career and I love it. Yeah, and also, there is a spectacular Abraham Lincoln joke that made me cry in the theater. Did it actually make you cry in the woods? I don't know. Really hilarious. I'm very glad to see it. I think our kind of writing would be, definitely go and see this film. It's not as good as the first but still well worth it. I'm going to give it four stars out of five yourself. I'm going to give it four as well. This doesn't quite hit the heart of the original film but if you enjoy Stupid Humor, which works, great animation and Rex Danger Vest, then you're going to love it. Fantastic. You've been at the silver screen with Scott. And Liam. Thank you very much for watching. Let's do our podcast. So this week, myself and Ross were in the U asking people what they thought about consent all for kiss week. So check it out. And today we're going to be talking to some DCU students about what they think about consent. The DCU student unions kiss week. Colin McDowell, how are you? Hello. What's up? Welcome to the show. Well, thanks for your kiss, Colin. Thanks for having me. How are you feeling? I'm feeling brilliant. So we're going to ask you some hot cues about consent and that kind of thing. Cool, cool. So we're going to just kick right off into it. What is consent, Colin? Consent, that would be a mutual agreement between two people to engage in sexual activities. That can be revoked at any time. Well, to me, consent is making sure that everything is 100% go. Like, if anyone approaches you, you're kind of touching, kissing, anything, just to make sure we're full of consent to do anything with it, basically. To me, consent is just when both people are both in the know of what is about to happen and both have given, like, that they're comfortable with what's going to happen and that they're about now, like, how far each other are comfortable with. In the broad term, it's when you wholeheartedly agree to something, OK? But when it comes to sex, it's almost like you have to be certain that this is what you want, OK? So you're agreeing to give this person a partner. The extent is when the two participating people are both in mutual agreement of the act. It's nice to have them. Beautiful. I don't know where to use their hands. It's easier to get them together. The first and how one uses this is one latex dam. Dam. Oh, we're in. We're going to have to take off. OK. This is the first for everyone here. OK. It looks like chewing gum. It does look a little bit like chewing gum, actually. And here it is. And according to the instructions, you place this over the vaginal area and, you know, go to work. It's funny, though, we actually only heard about them.  That's crazy. Yeah, we've had people say they've heard them, but no one has actually seen them before. Oh, good start. So, yeah, it's like. Oh, that was a sound effect. No. So, yeah, that is the, yeah. So there we go. It's fully open there. Oh, yeah. And there you go. You can smell like. Blueberry. Everyone in the audience. I know. I know. You'll get it, though. We'll have a few tools. We describe it with tools today, because there's a few options. So, Kira, can you tell us? What is one of these, otherwise? This is a condom. Very good ideas. You just roll it down. We devoured it. Yeah. You roll it down like this. This is an extra large, so it'll go the whole way up. Gorgeous. And there you go. No more babies for you. Boom. Wow. There you go. No messing. Don't eat that. No messing from this side. So far, everyone has done the demonstration. It's been very good. All too. Pro. It's sticky now. It is sticky. Yeah, sticky banana wheel. It is lubricant gel. Well. And why would one use lubricant gel? I'm sorry, sir. Any label at least three parts of these. Either way. I didn't know that the erythra and the vagina were two different holes up to the sixth year. Really? Yeah. OK. That is the fuse. Yes. This is the... Oh, what? That's a scrotum, is it? That's a scrotum. Oh, testicle. Testicle. Why could I not think of testicle? Do you feel comfortable about top of the sex? And yeah, I do. I feel probably too comfortable. Yeah, I think it varies in person to person, but me, like, I'm quite open, better. I think it needs to be talked about just because how else... Sweet, yeah. How else do we know? Yeah, it's really top of the sex. And thank you very much to everybody who took part in our Kiss Can event this week. Now, coming up now, a video from our friends over at SoberSock. Eva Brady made this gorgeous video and we're excited to see it. So, up next, Sober Bowl. When it hits you, yeah. When it hits you, yeah. It's you, yeah. When it hits you, yeah. I did choose the fourth charity, Rainbows Ireland, which is a counselling service that helps children who are dealing with parental separation or bereavement. And it was really important this year for us to choose this charity because they don't get much funding, so we want to help them in any way we can possible. And to see everyone come together at Sober Bowl and enjoy themselves while raising money for such an important charity was a great feeling. SoberSock is a society of DCU that promotes a fun time and make a difference without the medium of alcohol, which I feel is getting more and more popular amongst students in DCU at the minute, so it's nice to kind of have a change from that. Throughout the year, we have all these kind of different events and meet up, scoffing on and stuff to kind of promote that kind of dynamic of being able to do stuff, have fun in college without drinking. It's much like Sober Bowl. So we had a lot of different societies and then a couple of our members, formed teams in the week previous. And then we all got the bus to Palestine and we played bowling and it was great to just see everybody having a good time and nobody was talking about where they were gonna have pranks, where they were going each night. It was just in the moment we were there having a good crack without drinking. Yeah, so Sober Bowl is probably our biggest event today and hopefully it's just the sevens on it towards Sober Stock at the end of the year. So sadly that is all for myself and Louie, our short but sweet claim to fame. Did you have fun? I had fun, yeah. Lots of lots of great content we saw on the show today and if you ever wanna get involved in Limeite in the future, please check out the DCU TV group page and make some content for us. This could be you one day, so yeah, jump in and get involved. So that's all from us from this week. So the next Limeite will be in two weeks time. Thanks very much guys and see you next time. Bye.


All right, everyone, Basel Chapman here for the 11 o'clock Tiger Financial News Network market update. That was our 523,296. Another little arch formation that patented dreaded age is lethal, got to be careful even if there's a round a little later on with all the uncertainty over the weekend. I'm not sure how much buying we're coming to the market and sustained into the close unless it's something fantastic is mentioned somewhere. So the S&P is also down sharply, the Dow is down 1.5%, S&P is down 1.6%, it is down 72 at 42.90. If it takes out 42.87 today, I'd say just be real careful over the weekend, look at the QQQ, NDX100 trading right here at 336.25, this is 1.7% down, it's down 6 at 336.20, not a good pattern at all and that's going to start impacting the weekly chart formation. You're looking at the IWM, the Russell 2000, it's down 2% down 4 at 197.77. In fact, this is the first time that the nine-period moving has gone back under the 14 after it looked like it was going to turn up, this is negative, look at gold, gold is up $24 at 1960, this is a very strong move, tried to head towards the 17.96 high, made about a week and a half ago. This is the fear factor, gold is just to me the icon of international fear. We're looking at the dollar and this is going both in the same direction together, the dollar is up huge, it's up 97 ticks at 98.71, this is a huge breakout in the dollar and that's because up until now, American economy I think is still being considered really good. If you heard the news this morning, inflation with the jobless number, record lows and number of jobs opening up, something is wrong with this picture, it's going to have to do with inflation that is going to impact markets around the world. Let's go on to Crudall, Crudall holding near the highs, it's up almost 5 at 112.11, made a high in the 115 yesterday, that's 116 I can't remember now, it went to 116.32, this is on the continuous contract, it's all about oil, yes it's about other things but a big chunk of it has to do with the rising price of oil and the fact that we have not added to the availability of Crudall anyway at the moment. So we're looking at something just be real careful, watch the fix index, have a great weekend, stay tuned for Larry, the president of Vixen 34, if it gets to the 35, that's going to hurt the market, you want to see it pull back to the 33.


Got those screwed in. I'll still probably rivet it eventually. This nice having solar panels riveted in because it's harder to steal. And then put bolts through all these, you know, after getting it all lined up level, which was a fun-filled half an hour of going over there, looking straight down the thing, coming over here, adjusting a little bit, going back over there and repeat. To get the threads for these screws, I happened to have some matching self-drilling screws that were not stainless. So I just screwed those in and pulled them out and then put in these stainless screws here. So now I've got the four poles. This is just a temporary and this is just a temporary, so let me think. At the back here, I think one pole will be fine because it's not a very long distance from where there's two, you know, keeping it from tipping that way. But the front here though, it's a little further, so I'm thinking I want to put a pole on this side and on that side. It's basically the same as this. I'm out of that stainless stuff. Let me see what else is around here. I think I'll use one of these for the rear holder because I never have uses for bent pipes, but this can totally be bent and it's okay. All right, the front two, let's see here. Okay, I think I got it. This is the length I need here. These are both too short. They also don't match. However, this fits inside that. So if I cut this in half, cut that in half, put these inside those, then they'll be telescoping, telescoping? Well, telescoping. Then I can bolt this to the bottom, this to the top, and then adjust and then put a screw through and lock them in the right height. So I don't want to make it just like one solid piece because if it's not perfect, there's no way to adjust it.  I have to remember to cut the ends of those off. Looking good. The rear one of these is this long up to here. I'll make a little mark. This one can be a fixed height because it's going in a spot that's kind of like that. So I can just move it into the skinnier or the fatter part and just find the place where it fits. This pipe was a little brittle for bending the ends.  And then the bottom is just a piece that I cut in there and then fold it up inside and bolted through. Sweet. Totally all attached. This one's not stuck down yet. But now I need to figure out how to arrange these connectors so they don't interfere with the other solar panels. I stick these plugs into there, they overhang a little bit. If they overhang to this end, there's not much space that's not solar panels. So it's going to be it's going to be out shading this part. So I'm hoping I can get my plugs in facing each other because there's no solar panel part here. So the wires can come around here and not block anything, right? If I put these crooked a little bit this one that way and this one this way, then I can have them, you know, kind of miss each other. This one's hanging over at the edge a little bit. I should have tested this before I stuck this one down because this one could go that way a little more. Yeah, whatever. Now it's stuck down now. Plug fit. It's just overhang in a tiny bit over here. Oh, that is way better than the picture I drew. Oh, and I got to thank these guys for sending me these solar panels. Now wiring. I'm thinking I might put the charge controller box up under this solar panel in the middle. It'll be protected from pretty much everything under there. Maybe hide it with a like a little storage box or something. That way I'll only have to have two wires coming down, probably down through here, into the inside. I can put all the other stuff up in the top. All right, that means I need to connect all this stuff. I have to connect all this stuff up in the top.  This is spaceship. No, it's not a spaceship. It is a pretty cool spaceship though. But this is the same thing with four blocking diodes on them. This is a pretty big piece of stuff. And they also sent me a bunch of connectors. There's wire. More connectors. Yesterday I started making wires for these. And I get two here and I made them short. Thinking I can put one of the wire connectors here so they only have two wires going that way instead of four. Just want to look at it before I keep going. I think that's a good idea. All right, electricianing is one of those often thankless jobs where people see a bunch of wires and they think, all right, can't take long to put in. So many connections. And then there's testing and testing and testing to make sure everything works because you can't see if something doesn't work. It's all invisible. And then it's good to get confirmation tests with an actual thing. All right, I think I'm putting four of these in here. That means I need to drill some holes in this end and put some bolts so I can attach wires to the other end. It's got its connectors. I just need to find some screws that fit there. I got bolts in that little piece there. Hopefully that's good. Oh, oops. I think I just skipped some steps. Hold on, hold on. All right, okay, did that part. Oh, get over there. Gotta make sure the surface is clean for good contact.


Like forests, why forests are vital to sustainable future? What does a sustainable future require? Requires long-term planning, clarified use of natural resources, and consideration of the situation's economic feasibility.  Let's start with our first topic. We know that trees store carbon dioxide and release oxygen, but did you know that forests represent the largest store of terrestrial carbon on the Earth? The deforestation accounts for almost 20% of all greenhouse gas emissions, which is more than the world's entire transport sector. So what do greenhouse gases do? They trap heat in the atmosphere, causing climate change. Over the past century, Earth's average temperature rose by 1.4 degrees Fahrenheit. Even the smallest change in temperature can lead to large and potentially dangerous shifts in climate and weather. Examples include floods, intense rain, drought, and heat waves. Ice caps are melting so sea levels are rising, oceans are warming and becoming more acidic. Why does it matter? Simply put, forests store CO2, a greenhouse gas that impacts climate change, guiding the weather conditions and sea levels affecting our homes and food supply. Now for our next topic. More than 75% of the world's accessible fresh water is provided by forest capture. People rely on this water for hygiene, cooking, drinking, and food production. Additionally, over 90% of people living in extreme poverty depend on forests for all or part of their livelihoods. Finally, our last topic. Forests contain an estimated 75% of all terrestrial plant and animal species. Additionally, 1.6 billion rural people depend on forests to some extent. Conclusively, the forests sustain our future. For more information, head over to cypher.org. Protect our forests!


Thanks to Kyle for this rather unusual request of Dai Katana for Game Boy Color? That's right, some of you may remember the game Dai Katana, or if you go by its proper title, John Romero's Dai Katana, the same principal mind behind games like Wolfenstein, Doom and Quake. And similarly, Dai Katana was developed as a first person shooter for Windows and N64. Only development was a complete disaster and the game was, and still is, absolutely awful. But Nintendo Power couldn't even apologize for it, giving it a 5.6 out of 10. Ouch. Dai Katana was an embarrassment in every facet, from the absurd hubris behind the ad campaign, to the planning, to the development, to what ended up being the game itself. What people may not know, however, is that this game also received the Game Boy Color Edition, only released in Europe, from a completely different development team, and even more surprising, it's really not that bad. And that's probably because it's completely utterly different than the godawful PC and N64 editions. This is a top-down adventure style game reminiscent of stuff like Crystallis and Final Fantasy Adventure, otherwise known as Seiken Detsetsu. You go from room-to-room slaying monsters and beasts, with kendo sticks, swords, and various projectiles, occasionally solving a Zelda-like puzzle here and there. There's a jump mechanic here, which is always welcomed in a top-down adventure game like this. So yeah, there's a lot of moving parts in the gameplay, spread out over 8 locations and 32 levels, recruiting a couple allies as you go. What might be a little odd is that there's no overworld here, you're just shuffled from dungeon to dungeon, but that's fine. The only real flaw with the gameplay is that the controls can feel a bit oversensitive, like when you're jumping between platforms, it takes a bit of getting used to. There's also a battery save option here that allows you to save at any point. So that all sounds decent enough, right? Well, the catch is that the story is a complete mess, I don't even know where to start on how to describe what's supposed to be happening in this game. You start the game playing as Hiro Miyamoto, leader of the Miyamoto Clan. Huh, I would have thought this dude would be the leader. Hiro is out to retrieve the powerful Daikatana Sword, which enables its user to cut through the very fabric of space-time and travel to different time periods. There's also some kind of virus that's killing everyone, and I'm honestly not sure how to even explain anything after that because the dialogue is so poorly written. If there's any game out there that needs a re-translation, it's this one. In addition to the confusing story, the game has you switch characters out of nowhere for some reason. Like I said earlier, you can recruit two other party members, but you only play one at a time, unlike a game like Secret of Mana, so the game kind of compromises this just by switching your character seemingly at random. Even more frustrating is that each character doesn't get to use the same items and weapons. You're just kind of at the mercy of what the game wants to do at that point, and it's pretty damn annoying. But either way, Daikatana for Game Boy Color is a pretty interesting game. It's a complete disaster on PC and N64, but the Game Boy Color release is actually half-decent. It's not any kind of lost hidden gem or whatever you want to call it. It's definitely got some big problems, but it's just a peculiar piece of gaming history. If you like games of this ilk, it's worth playing on an emulator. It's not a long game, and it doesn't take too long to complete. And if you're a collector, this one's a bit pricey, but it would definitely be an interesting piece for anyone's collection.


Your coca-cola bottler presents Claudia based on the famous play and novels by rose franken Brought to you transcribed Monday through Friday by your friendly neighbor who bottles coca-cola Relax and while you're listening refresh yourself. Have a coke And now Claudia mama. We're not moving this taxi is even moving Planing about it isn't going to help sit back and relax Mama David is waiting on the corner of Madison Avenue and 49th street. We're to meet him at five o'clock five o'clock now Here we are stuck at 39 to sit down 10 blocks. We'll never get there. We'll get there just sit back Oh, this is driving me crazy We took a taxi so we wouldn't be late and look what happens We haven't moved for the last five minutes. This is a very rush hour Well, if everybody else is rushing why aren't we going faster? Claudia's tipped back What good is sitting back? Oh, David will disown me if there's anything he hates is being kept waiting. That's not david. That's men Well, then man is always accusing me of not getting places on time Just this once when i lot us plenty of time. Look what happened. We'll explain it to david. He won't eat you That'll be even worse Driver Please what's the matter here? What's the matter miss? Yes Well, I'm dead. That's what's the matter traffic is all jammed up with the intersection The car's going east ain't turning off the avenue. You know what I mean? And the car's going south can't get across the street. The car's going north are just plain stuck like us Why don't you get off the job and you get on the Madison? Miss if I could budge I'd get off this street completely driving during rush hours ain't no pass time for a married man What's that got to do with it?  Or is that a trifle radical? Maybe well, not a lot. I could tell you that Oh, sure. I remember when new york used to be a a regular joy a joy and a pleasure Now driving a hack is like trying to swim in molasses And we'll listen to them guys behind me sitting on their horns Amateurs they take a little noise gets you moving Eh and put up their teeth with the stuff The day used to be when I got excited, you know that Heck no, I just said to myself just sit behind a wheel and do what you can me I Philosophize Oh, I will be moving in a minute lady That meter goes right on ticking Oops, there goes another nickel Say mommy. He's not charging his cab there. He's charging his rent Oh, david waiting on the corner just philosophize like the driver. I can I can at least it isn't raining No, don't say anything. We have crawled a half a block. Mama. Shh Oh, we stopped again What is it now driver? Who knows? Think I'll write a letter to the mayor the mayor knows but what could he do? So he sends out 20 more cops to clean things up, you know what I mean? So what happens they clutter up the streets They they should throw all the cops off the streets and all the traffic signs in the lights and let us Fight it out for ourselves You know, you might do best if you got out and walk if I wanted to walk I could have walked in the first place. We might at that party We certainly get there faster than this way. I'm honestly the city sidewalks They come right up and hit my feet when I walk under my feet are exhausted I simply cannot walk on one more sidewalk. That's why I told you to walk where low heels coming in the town Not the heels. It's the sidewalks. I'm used to walking on grass. I'm just a country girl at foot You have sidewalks in eastbrook. You should have walked low heels Go out to dinner with david and low heels for kind of a woman you think I am impractical Well, I'll admit it's a poor choice between beauty and comfort These are the shoes david gave me for my birthday and these are the shoes I shall wear You look small I will not go through that again mama. They are not small. They may look small, but they don't feel small You just said your feet hurt. Those were the sidewalks. I didn't know they hurt too Very funny. Don't tell me you don't have sidewalks in eastbrook. I know I was there Remember me for over six months. I'm just sorry. You're not there now I am not we wouldn't have all this traffic in eastbrook In eastbrook when you want to get where you're going you can get there Sounds very dull. It may be all right for you old folk, but I like a little excitement Driver, driver, your meter keeps on ticking and we're not moving It's the law lady. I should have known better than to take a fare of five o'clock on fifth avenue. It serves me right At five o'clock I should be driving around in Queens or Flatbush, New York. Never again Well, there we go. Hold tight. We might call as much as 10 yards perished for bib Oh mama, I can just see David looking at his watch pacing up and down muttering to himself that woman That David probably knows exactly what has happened Well, I guess I might as well just sit back and try to relax. I guess I might as well Driver, what on earth ever made you become a taxi driver? How can you stand this? Who can stand this? I can't but what could I do? I used to be in a pinball machine business, but yeah, but you know pinballs don't exist anymore in New York They're against the law the law says So I'm a man without a career Now I'm driving a hack and driving myself nuts. I love driving a car, but not this thank you You know, New York has choking itself to death like an octopus just choking itself to death If I was smart, I'd pack my bags and I would say might all I was saying let's go and we will go out and live on a prairie I think you'd do exactly that. We did.  You know what I mean? Jovell me though is I I love this town lived in it for a long time I love it like a mother-in-law one day. I want to murder it in the next day. I just couldn't do without it Well, we're moving again with the lights red so the lights red. We're moving any objections. No red green or blue. Let's go Oh, he's better not doesn't mama. You'll be there in a moment. Oh, I almost wish we wouldn't Oh, I almost wish we'd be so late david to be worried instead of just an air One should never make an appointment to meet somebody on a corner only we could telephone or send him a telegram or something Mama, maybe he'll think we're run over. You can't cross the street with all this traffic So how can you get run over? Maybe it'll realize that money how I hate new york I don't know how you could leave us mama the farm the baby the new cap two dogs How could you leave us for this? That's exactly it the baby and the two dogs the cat the rooster He'd Cow and her calf it was getting too crowded on the farm for me. Oh rubbish. You loved it. You know it When you want to come back, we won't have you. I won't want to come back.  You know, that's a record. We'll see if you can go just two more. We'll be there Oh, I don't just think it's another five minutes later. Just concentrate. Oh sure I'll concentrate. No all the traffic will melt right before my eyes Sure, only I don't believe in that kind of dribble Traffic is traffic and you can't cut through it with no night. The light is changing quickly. Hurry. I just sit back lady Just sit back. You know if I stop sudden you go fly right through the winter. You know what I mean? I don't know those muscles.  I'm I can see the corner of 40 nights in Madison. Can you see David wait till I put my glasses on? No, I can't see him You don't suppose he's gone yet. Do you why should he do a thing like that? Well, he told me not to be late Oh, he'd wait for 10 minutes for us. Oh, I'm not so sure. Okay. Later. We're moving. You better get your change ready I know pennies. Look at the meter almost a dollar. It's only 60 cents Well, that's almost a dollar once a dollar isn't a dollar bill anymore. It certainly isn't worth it Okay Put your money away. I've got it already. You have to tip him I am not satisfied with the service. You're joking really. I hope all right. All right. All right. I give him a quarter A quarter? Yeah. A dime's usual for six blocks. Give him 15 cents. You're joking. Really? I hope.  I like that guy. Thank you Come on mama doc you hit your head. Hey, watch your step ladies. Now. You don't leave no bundles in the back You know those ladies. They're always leaving things behind. No, we have everything. You got your both clubs Thank you for the lovely lovely trip Oh, thank nothing other than my lady. I hope I picked you up again sometime someday when you're trying to get someplace fast You know what I mean Oh, mrs. Brown You see david any place not on this corner. He's not across the street. He is not here Mama, I don't see him. That's impossible. You must be here lots of men waiting for lots of people But nobody in a gray hat david was wearing a gray hat. Thank you for telling me now. I'd recognize him Mommy, you don't suppose he's say it. You don't suppose he's been here and left. Where would he go? To look for us. Where where we've been he can't look for us shopping. Oh, this is awful. I bet he got so furious. He just Maybe he went to your apartment david wouldn't do that. You have to catch a train. He's not here and he's always on time and it's It's quarter after five. Oh, I hate new york. I hate it. What will we do now? Well, no point in waiting here. Let's go back to your apartment. At least david will have the sense to call us there Well, if you think so, wouldn't you know this would happen? Mama, if you had the sense to stay in eastbrook, this is where you belong. None of this would have happened Now you're blaming me certainly Well, obviously the only good excuse I have for staying in new york was you. I'm flattered You should be miserable. Oh david. Where are you? Will you ever forgive me? Speak of the devil there he is gray hat and all across the street see him Yep, I see him Honey, it's wild. You said he hates waiting so no wonder. It's over 15 minutes. Here he comes. Steal yourself I'm steel. Remember it was you who wanted to take a taxi.  Hello darling. Hello david Terrible traffic grabbed the cab to get here faster, but the cab couldn't move. What was that david? I hated to keep you waiting, but it couldn't be helped How are you? Have a good day? Oh, oh, oh, yes fine This fine Considering that we have been waiting here 20 minutes for you. It was 20 minutes. Wasn't it mama? Yes just about we were early For once. Well good for you I certainly ran into awful traffic. This city gets worse every single day. I've never seen a thing like it What traffic mama david you had traffic? Well, that's strange the traffic didn't bother us Not a bit It's just a matter of whether a person wants to get someplace or whether they don't Isn't that what you always say david 20 minutes you say you waited at least we've been worrying to we certainly have Well next time we'll know better mama experience is the best teacher. Yes next time.  No, what? No artists You put it on too thick. What too thick claudia hasn't been early in her life in Years and she knows it. There is always a first time my good man. I'm not with you Now look me in the eye hopeless claudia. He knows you too. Well, well, I I'd have been early if if Only you work now come on here come on In shops at service stations at the movies at sports events You look for the red cooler whenever you want ice cold coca-cola At home you need go only as far as the kitchen refrigerator There stands a white cooler your own refrigerator Which can supply you with sparkling coke whenever you want to work refreshed If you've remembered to put a supply on ice Why not add coke to your marketing list today? Tell me mr. King. Did the children make that train? They're still walking a bit of hurry if claudia's high heels hold on Don't look so concerned mrs. Brown. They make the train. Oh good. I know how I hate rushing and then having to wait around Well, tell me in confidence. Do you miss eastbrook? I certainly do Very much the countryside the house the animals my grandson even claudia a little don't tell her Why even miss that funny old jared tucker in that case you'll want to be around tomorrow when jared gets his picture in the eastbrook paper I'd love to hear about that and it's a date for tomorrow. Good till then, mr. King. So long mrs. B Every day monday through friday claudia comes to you transcribed with the best wishes of your friendly neighbor who bottles coca-cola So listen again tomorrow at the same time And now this is joe king saying olivar And remember whoever you are whatever you do wherever you may be When you think of refreshment Think of coca-cola or coca-cola makes any pause the pause that refreshes And ice cold coca-cola is everywhere This broadcast of claudia was supervised and directed by william brown maloney And now here's a word from your friendly neighbor who bottles coca-cola


During my live stream earlier in March of 2022, Riley Chase was asked and discussion came up by my live stream of our unified gateways commonly used by the Hostify customers. More specifically, what percentage of sites with at least one device connected are using a USG or UXG Pro? And on March 24, 2022, Riley came up with the statistics and out of 25,044 sites, 8,076 of them are running unified routers. Is this number higher or lower than you may have guessed when you first started watching this? Let me know in the comments below and let me know if, or let Riley know if there's any of the statistics that might be interesting to get out of this. This is really interesting to me. It is actually higher than I had guessed, but let me know your guess down below and thanks.


you know quitting the idea of quitting as such bad press in our western indoctrinated society about what words like winning losing quitting failure represent think of quitting as an expected value equation for the future so if you're doing a job that you hate right now ask yourself a year from now will i still be unhappy in this job that i hate if the answer is 100 yes then ask yourself if i change my job then to a new job a year from now will i be unhappy in that new job if the answers i don't know then you have your answer quit the one that guarantees unhappiness and choose the one that makes that at least a maybe and possibly a complete change in your circumstances and your relationship with the work


We had the ID Tech X with the Nikola Labs, so who are you? My name is Will Zell and I'm a founder and the CEO of Nikola Labs. So Nikola Labs, what's the name about? Yeah, so obviously we love Nikola Tesla. If you read Nikola Tesla's autobiography, he listed 11 ways in which his technology would revolutionize the world. Interestingly enough, 10 of those 11 ways have come to pass. The only one that hasn't is wireless power really making its way into being real and meaningful. And so we're a wireless power company, commercialized out of Ohio State University. And we felt that it was a good thing to do to honor one of the pioneers in wireless power technology. So this is wireless power, but is it different from like a cheap charger or something else? Yeah, it's significantly different from any other solution that's out there as far as the near field inductive or magnetic resonance. So we are good at capturing RF energy and converting it into direct current power. So it's RF to DC across multiple modes of application. So what is this, what are you showing here? Yeah, so this is actually the first application of our technology, which is a case that harvest energy that's transmitted from the phone itself. And so you have in any given phone a antenna that are transmitting over distance, whether to communicate with a Wi-Fi router or with a cell tower. Because of the small antenna transmitting over long distance, they are transmitting in almost an omnidirectional pattern. So Dr. Chi Chi Chen, who is the inventor of the technology, and also an expert when it comes to intended design, built this system that captures some of the radio frequency energy that is not needed if you will for communication purposes. So it captures the RF, it converts it into direct current without negatively impacting the transmission power and sensitivity of the device. How do you make sure that it doesn't negatively impact the transmission and the connectivity? So Wi-Fi 4G, 3G, what is it? Yeah, so it would do multiple bands, the LT and also the Wi-Fi bands. So we ran tests measuring the data rate transmission as the phone is being used. But even more importantly, we had that claim validated by SETCOM. And so they performed tests with the technology and validated our claim in and around of being able to harvest RF without negatively impacting the quality. So this is the case for the iPhone? Yeah, so this is the case for the iPhone 6S. So it goes in there and then what happens? So you would put it in here, it just slides in like anything else and you put a clip of top on to it and then you use it. So unlike battery cases where you have to recharge the battery, you have to remember to turn the battery on, turn it off, the case is actually very, very passive. So it's activated by the phone's own transmission and then shuts off when the phone is done transmitting. So the basic value as a person can go throughout their day with the case on it, it's a protective case as well and receive extra battery life through a recycling system for their phone. I mean, if you think about it from the perspective of it's recycling unused energy, wasted energy, that's ultimately what it's doing. So there's a billion smartphones sold every year now and they're just all they're wasting energy. So I say I use the term wasting energy delicately because it's not a design flaw of the antenna, it's a matter of physics, right? If you had a big antenna that was going over a short distance you could really do a focus transmission but in these cases of phones you have very small devices, very small antenna that have to transmit over far distances. So in order to establish good communication, the device company doesn't know how the orientation is going to be, how you're gonna be holding your phone, where you're gonna be in relation to the communications network. So they have to transmit omnidirectionally as a consequence of that and just the intended design, there's basically a reflective near field RF that is also created and that's what we capture. So it's not wasted energy per se that it's again I use that delicately. It's unused. It's unused, it's there to be captured and recycled while still enabling the user to have the same experience as far as no drop calls, no slower data rates. So how much power are you capturing? So it captures and then kind of trickle charges impulse charges that RF back into and converts it to DC and then back into the phone. So over the course of a day it kind of depends on how a person uses their phone but we've been able to consistently prove that up to 30% extra time can be given. And there's still a lot that we're actually learning about this technology and how it interacts with the phone itself and the power management system of the phone. And there is some variability in the way how people use it but we're going through actually another round of user tests right now and taking all that data, learning more and then hopefully driving this product to market. So how about here the IT Tech Act show that you speak with some potential partners and how about putting this in the phone, does that make any sense? Yeah, so it makes sense to put into the phone because actually there is a lot of art. How would it be in the phone? So you would ultimately have it in a particular relationship to where the antenna location is in the phone itself, which changes from- Is it at thickness, does it add something? No, it shouldn't have to but of course the biggest challenge with integrating into a device is cost and real estate available, right? So even the most minimal thickness, if you will, is still thickness, right? So the conversations that we've had with some of the device manufacturers that are out there are we have to drive the technology, obviously the cost of it down further and it can't take up much space and ultimately it's gotta be able to work across bands really across the world. So is it possible for it to be integrated into devices? Yes, that's our, obviously our eventual goal with it. We'll see though, it's like anything else, it's a journey, right? It's a process to get there. It's too bad you can't ask Tesla for any advice on how to do it, right? Yeah, exactly, right? So what kind of other things could you be doing, spin-offs out of this? Yeah, so if you look at the kind of core technology, the core engine behind this application, it is the efficient conversion of RF to DC. And part of the reason we're here at ID TechX is you have a significant number of wearable technology companies, all kinds of IoT related companies and power is a huge problem, right? We have these 21st century electronic devices made for mobility and yet we don't have really good 21st century powering solutions for them. And so that's what Nikola Labs is creating and we're using our core RF to DC engine to accomplish just that. And where are you based? We're based in the great state of Ohio. The technology was invented at the Ohio State University. We launched as a startup company last October and are building, there are a lot of great things happening in Columbus, Ohio, really across the state. So we're really proud to build this company in the state of Ohio. So what do you think about this ID TechX show? Oh, it's been, yeah, no, it's been great actually.  Being in an environment like this where there are so many around is great. So I think ID TechX team did a great job of organizing the event. The food was amazing, so that's always good. And no, nothing but a great opportunity. Want to thank Qualcomm. So we're actually in the Launchpad, which is sponsored by Qualcomm and is for startup companies basically. So really want to thank them for enabling this opportunity for us. Cool, looking forward to see this in the next one. Yeah, thank you. Yeah, we'll hopefully be there soon.


فسألوا أهل الذكري إن كنتم لا تعلم الحمد لله رب العالمين والصلاة والسلام على من أرسله الله رحمة للعالمين وعلى آله وأصحابه وإخوانه إلى يوم الدين أما بعد شخص يستطيع أن يدعوهم وأنهم ليسوا في حلوة جيدة أو في حلوة جيدة لذا أنجز أكثر أو أكثر شيء يجب أن يأخذ مكان ولكن يجب أن نفهم أن الطلاق الغضبان أنه يجب أن يدعوهم من الشخص الذي يدعوه المن غالق عليه باب العلم والإرادة الذي يدعوه المنزل ومنزل منه أنه لا يدعوه المنزل من هذا الأمر لكنه لا يدعوه المنزل ولا من الإرادة لم أنه يؤمن بم Volunteer لا يعلم بجميع أعادة من م Dimn والإرادة ، والتعلم ، والذي يجب أن يكون لديه هذا الشخص يصبح شخص يصبح مجنون فطلاقه لا يقع قولاً واحداً هذا الشخص يصبح لا يأخذ والسكولات يكون لديه one-view this إنه مجدًا ، إنه مجدًا أما الذي يعي as for the one who knows ما يقولوا that which he is saying وَوَ يُرِيدُ الطَّلَقِ he knows so he has the knowledge and he has the will he wants to divorce his wife he wants to divorce his wife and he intends to divorce her his brain doesn't he knows everything that's happening around him he chooses these words from all of the words he could have said he knows these words he said it at this particular point that divorce will take place and it will happen as for if the person had done knowledge of what they were saying they knew but they didn't want it they did not want it they knew what they were saying so the first one I said he doesn't know and he didn't will it so the علم and the إرادة is both what they are both absent from him the second person I said he knows and he willed both of them are present he knows and he chose that divorce takes place even if he's angry even if he's angry the third one is a person who knows who knows and but he doesn't will it he does not he doesn't intend it but he knows what he's saying but it's not his intention it wasn't what he was willing here we say to this person and this is the strongest view regarding the people of knowledge that his طلاق will not take place and this is the view taken by and علامة because they said because he's tongue his pronunciation he's saying of this word and the heart the want wasn't together they were different and the messenger وإن في الجسد مضغة إذا صلاحت وإذا فسدت فسد الجسد كله وهي القلب which is تلازم بين الظاهر والباطن that the person internally and externally there is that connection between the two if that doesn't happen they won't أهم الله في طلاق الغضبان he said و الأدلة الشرعية على عد منفوذ طلاقه the evidences of the sharia they show that that divorce will not take place you see وعطقه even if he frees his slave like that it won't take place وعقودي and his trading will not take place اللي تعتبروا فيها الإختيار والرضا because he has to have the choice and he has to be pleased with it الله فرع من الإغلاق كما فسره به الأئمة so a man he divorces his wife knowingly he knows what he's saying but his heart doesn't want it he's been pressured into it the father of the girl is saying to her divorce my daughter for me or the mother is saying divorce my daughter for me so he's forced or he pronounces it he says it and he's very angry he says it and he's very angry he knows what he's saying but in his heart he doesn't want it but he's angry and he doesn't want it then this one the scholars they say that it won't happen but remember that الله is the one who can see your heart الله تبارك وتعالى is the one that is aware of what's in your heart والعلم عند الله يتعالى وآخر دعوانا أن الحمد لله رب العالمين وصل الله على نبينا محمد وعلى آله وصحبه وإخوانه إلى يم الدين وسلم تسليم