Welcome to the web scraping with Google Chrome. And let's start with the most fundamental question, what is web scraping? In simple words, web scraping is the process of gathering information from the internet. There are a variety of ways to scrape a website to extract information for reuse, even copy pasting the lyrics of your favorite science a form of web scraping. But this can be unpractical if there is a large amount of data or if it is spread over a large number of pages. Instead, specialize the tools and techniques that can be used to automate this process. Some websites don't like it when automated scrapers gather their data, while others don't mind. So if you are scraping a page for educational purposes, then you're unlikely to have any problems. Still, it's a good idea to do some research on your own and make sure that you're not violating any terms of service before you start a large-scale project. So that's what web scraping is about, to use some tools to fetch information from the internet. Now, why would you want to scrape the web? The primary objective is very obvious, to save time and effort and to make manually impossible tasks possible. You can think about maybe some lyrics example that I mentioned before. Maybe you want all the sound lyrics from a specific album and you don't want to keep clicking around and copy-pasting. So a way to do that would be to automate it and just to pull all the information with the tool. So in this workshop, we are going to talk about collecting news information from Manchester City Council website. Like many other news platforms, it involves many little cards that contains the title, the date, description of the news, where the title is a hyperlink to a detailed page. So in this case, it's just like, remember it's like 20 or 10 entries, but once you learned how to do it, you can apply it for like other large-scale projects with millions of entries. So that would be very helpful. The web has grown organically out of many sources. It combines a ton of different technologies, styles, and personalities, and it continues to grow to this day. In other words, the web is kind of a hot mess. This can lead to a few challenges. You will see when you try web scraping. And the first challenge is variety. Every website is different. While you are encountered general structure that tend to repeat themselves, each website is unique and needs its own personal treatment if you want to extract the information that's relevant to you.  Then you can think of them as a little snowflakes, essentially. So each of these pages has its own structure. It's very unique to that specific page, and it might have a different size. It might have a different structure, but you can't just think of one page and then think that you can take the same structure over to a different page. So if you write a scraper for one page, it's not going to work for a different page because every page is special. You're going to have to get to know each page individually and write a scraper for that specific page in order to be able to scrape information from it. Practically, for us, this means that you are looking at Manchester City Council Newsboard, and you come up with a function to scrape information from it. You're not going to be able to apply that same function to the BBC News website because every page is unique and has its own structure that is specific for that page. This is one of the challenges of web scraping that we want to subdue under the term variety. And let's next look at another challenge of web scraping, which is the durability of your scraper. So see, you build a really nice scraper that does exactly what you want for the newsboard, and then you wait for some time passing, and suddenly it doesn't work anymore. That's a very, very common scenario when you are building a scraper for any site out there. And the reason behind that is that website change, and their structure doesn't stay the same because people keep working on them, involving them, changing something in the air, changing something here. And if the website changes that your web scraper is customized to, then your scraper is going to break. So this is something that you have to be aware when you work with a web scraping that the work never really ends because the work on the website never really ends. So if there is a change on the website, you're going to have to adapt your scraper accordingly. Usually, if you have the web scraper built in the first place, the website doesn't change completely, it's going to be a small fix, but you have to stay vigilant in order to make sure that your scraper is still working. So to sum up again, the two main challenges of web scraping are variety, which means every website is different. So you have to customize your scraper to the individual structure of a website. And the second is durability, which means that the website changes over time and that your scraper is going to break and you're going to have to keep it up to date. That's being said, there are ready loads of resources and tools that helps people to do the web scraping. I classify them into three categories. The first one, perhaps the most common method for computational scientists who are familiar with programming is to adjust to the ready made web scraping packages. Scrapy and beautiful soup are the two most popular packages, perhaps. It is the most flexible and direct way and perhaps the most powerful as you can adjust the code and output to meet your needs. But the downside is also very clear that you need to know the basic programming and also the website designing languages, usually HTML or JSON, so that you can locate the thing you need in the website source code. And that is not easy for beginners. In fact, many books and tutorials are available to teach people how to do that. And the second one is to use APIs, which is also usually programming in nature. API stands for application programming interface. The difference between this method and pure programming is that the API could save you some time and effort extracted to some extent. It's not available for all websites, but usually for large platforms like Facebook and Twitter. And you need to state your purposes with applying for the API. It's like the waiter in the restaurant, the customer says to the waiter that, hey, give me some treats, and then the waiter brings the treats from the kitchen, while the customer doesn't know anything that happens in the kitchen. So like how the chef retrieves the treats and presents them. And there's a third kind. The third kind is to engage with some software or apps. Thanks to the huge demand from the market, there are many web scraping apps available now that are non-programmer friendly. And here I list the three, Perth Hub, Dexi, and Octoparse. The tool that we use today, WebSquipper, can be regarded from this category. It's not an app though, because it's a Chrome extension. So it's kind of an embedded part of Chrome browser. And before jumping to the practice part, I'd like to introduce some resources that I found useful when I use WebSquipper. The first link is the video tutorials on how to perform basic tasks with WebSquipper, where some of the content overlaps what I will talk today. So if you want to review this session in future, you can check this website. Or of course, you are more welcome to check the KDS YouTube channel, where the recordings of all webinars and workshops are available there. And the second link is the documentation of WebSquipper, where you can find the definition examples of the functions and parameters for WebSquipper. The third link is the public discussion forum, if you have a problem with using WebSquipper, which is quite common. You can throw the questions there, or maybe find some similar posts and solutions there. All right, so without further ado, let's start our practice sessions. In this tutorial, you will build a WebSquipper that fetches news catalog from the new story page on Manchester City Council site. I will send the link later, so don't worry. Your WebSquipper will pick out the relevant pieces of information and store them in CSV files. You can scrape any site on the internet that you can look at. But the difficulty of doing so depends on the site. This tutorial offers you an introduction to WebSquipping to help you understand the overall process. Then you can apply the same process for almost every website you want to scrape. So as you may already know from the email we sent before, that all these tasks are going to take place on Chrome browser. So hopefully, you have that already in your laptop or your ERPC. And let's start. So I will share my screen to my... Eh... Yeah. Can you see the Micron browser? Yes, okay, cool. Thank you very much. All right. All right, so first of all, we need to have that WebSquipper installed in our Chrome. So, yes. You should be able to see the link in our chat box. And if you open the link, you will see this page. This is the official page of WebSquipper. And if you click Learn, you can see the resources that just shared before. But what we are going to do is to click this install. And it will lead you to the new page of the Chrome Web Store. And if you haven't installed WebSquipper to your Chrome, then you can just click here. If you have already done that, just ignore it because you are going to see exactly the same as mine. We move from Chrome. Don't click that. All right, so I assume you all have installed that. And before we really start, start, let's check whether we have that turned on.  If not, just click on this button and it will be on. This is essential to carry out the following tasks. All right, so after we've finished that, then I want you to come to this website, which is the Manchester City Council website and their new stories page. This is the webpage that we are going to scrape. So I will send this link to our chat. And if you have this page, and please you can choose to, again, to the Settings and More Tools and Developer Tools, and you can see this very magical panel. And if you go to the last one, WebSquipper, you are going to see the interface of WebSquipper. Well, I have some projects here already, but for you, if it's a new one, it should be empty. Alternatively, you can just press F12 on your keyboard and it should also lead to this panel. All right, I assume that everything's fine. So the first task is the simplest one, that is to scrape one feature from this website. Let's see the titles. So to do that, we need to click this Create News. So let's go to Create New Sitemap and click Create New Sitemap and you can just name it anything you want. So let's tell it A and task one. And we put a URL of this website to here. And then we can click Create Sitemap. It's very intuitive. And then we come to this empty board. And so if you're following me, let's click Add New Selector. And this is to tell WebSquipper that we want to scrape something. So, because it's a simple one, so let's just do it for the title. So ID, we can just put title or anything you want. And let's choose the type as text because it's a piece of text. And then the important one is to put the selectors. So we can select the title of it. And because there are multiple titles, so let's click the other titles. And once you click the second one, you can see that almost all the, not almost actually all the titles are selected automatically, which is beautiful. And don't forget to click Done Selecting, and that's it. So we can choose to see the element preview where we can see all the things we selected on the website. And also we can choose to see data preview. It's not working because, yeah, we need to click this multiple because we want to select multiple titles on this page. So click that, and then we see data preview. Yeah, it's working. So we can see that all the titles on this webpage is scraped. And you can ignore these rejects and the power selectors now. And then we can save selectors. And that's it. So again, you can check the element preview or data preview here, but we could just down that. So it's fine. And to wrap up, let's choose set map and then scrape. And for this one, because it's not loading a new page, so we can just start scraping directly. And you can see that it's running. All right, and then let's refresh. And you can see that here, we got all the things that we want. We got a web scrape or order. We can ignore that and the URL here. And the most important part, the titles that we want to collect. And then if you're satisfied with this, you can choose site map and export data as CSV files. Click on that and select download now. And then it's working. If you open that, huh, yeah, let me drag it here. Yeah, if you open that, you can see that it's all saved in this CSV table. So that's it. That's it to scrape one feature. Yeah. So the next task is to scrape two features. And so to do that, we can continue with the web scraper we just created before. And to do this, I will delete the two elements. And for this time, I'll start with add a new selector and I will take it name as wrapper. Because eventually I want to have the title and as a date together in one row. So I need to kind of like a wrapper to wrap them together and to show them in one row. And this time for this wrapper, I will use this element because it's not a piece of text, it's not an image, it's not a link. It's actually like an element. And if we go to selectors and we can select, actually we want to select this like card here, but it's not okay to like, it's not that, yeah, it's not that easy. So let me see. To do that, we can use this P and C here. P means parent, C means children, child. So that means to kind of slightly define which part you want to select. So let's do P. Okay, we got it here. And we also want the, again, all the elements here. So we click on the second one and then we have all of them. Again, like the last one, you need to be careful to like click on the right thing so that you can have them selected. And then again, don't forget to click this down selecting. And this is also a multiple one. So we need to click multiple and let's have a preview of the element. Yeah, everything's cool. And then we put it under the root and we save selector. And that's it for the wrapper because we haven't defined any scraping in this. We just defined the element and then we need to click this wrapper and go inside and we add a new selector. This time, again, like last time we did with title, we did the exact, now we do exactly the same. We put title, we put text, we select the title. But at this time, because in this card, we only have one title. So we just click on that and this down. Yeah, we don't click this multiple because in this card, in this element, we defined that we only have one title. So it's the single one. And then as you see that is automatically under the wrapper because we created it within the wrapper, we leave it there and we save selector. And again, we add new selector and we also want to scrape the date so we can put date. And it's also a piece of text. So we put text and we select the date. And again, it's just a single one within this wrapper. So we just leave this empty for multiple and we save selector. And so if we go, that's it for script, like multiple features. The essential part is that we need to build a wrapper so that we can put everything together. So if we go back to the root and we have the wrapper and if we click the data preview, we can see that we have what we want. The title and the date are in the same row and we scrape all the pairs here on this website. And also you can click here on the second option, set map, and then if you click selector graph, it will have a visualization or flow chart of what's happening within this web scraper. You can see that the title and date are wrapped together. So if you have already done that, then we can go to, again, scrape and we can start scraping. Yeah, and then it's finished. We can refresh and we see what we want. And the important tip for this task is that do not create the two selectors directly on the root. Because in that way, you can try yourself later. You will see that the title and the date are not put in the same row, but rather they were put in the different rows and there will be a lot of blanks in the CSV table. And that is because that's basically you're telling the web scraper that the first task is select this title and then the second task is select these days and then they are doing them independently and individually and then they are not going to be presented in the same row. So that's basically how to scrape two features together or if you want to scrape multiple features, you can add more like selectors here within wrapper. All right, so let's jump to the next task. That is a complete one. So it's still this page, but this time we want to scrape all the like useful information here. So we want to have the title, the date, the description and also if possible, this image here. So it's a complete one and also a difficult one. So again, we come to this set map that we just created. And again, we use this wrapper because again, it's like we want to click the information from those kind of cars here. And we already have title and date here. So all we need to add is description, image and also this link, because you can see that each title is leading to a new detailed page of it. And we want to like collect the URL for this detailed webpage. So to do that, let's start with description first. So we create a new selector when we call it description. And again, the type is text. And within that, we select this piece of text and we choose done selecting. And again, leave this multiple as empty because in each card, we only have one piece of description and we save selector. So like title and date, it's very simple. And then what we want to do is to save the link of each title. So to do that, we create a new one, new selector and we call it link. And this time, we should be minded that because it's a link, so we choose link. And the reason that I don't choose pop-up link is because if you click on this link, you can see it's loading on the same page rather than popping a new window for it. So it's actually, it's like within one page, like new link, whatever you call it. So we choose link. If it's a new window, then you need to choose pop-up. It really depends on your scenario. And then we click this, the link here. Which is also the title and we choose down selecting. And again, it's just a single one. So it's just, we don't need to click multiple. And if you're not sure about this, you can put data preview. And voila, we have the link, which is, we got the name of it, which is exactly the same as title. So in future, you can just maybe drop that title if you want to avoid repeating. And then the important part is here, we have the link, H-R-E-F, that is the URL of each new, each piece of news. So that's it. And we put that in the wrapper and we choose safe selectors. And last but not least, we can see that there are some images attached to some like news card. And we also want that. So we click add new and reboot image here. And we select type as image, of course. And then we have an issue here, because for this sample element or sample wrapper, we don't have any image here that we can click on. So it looks impossible to select that, even though we have images done for the other like cards. So to do that, what this requires is some like web page designing knowledge and it's totally optional. So what I handle, what I do with this kind of situation is that I can like right click on this image and I select inspect. That is basically to locate this image in the source code of this web page. And then I can see that the source code it writes IMG and the source is this link and then some other things. Well, and if I open another, inspect another image, I can see that it's another like something similar. So it's kind of telling me that all these images are under the same name is IMG here, but just with different sources. So what I can do is I go back to web scraper and for this selector, I put IMG because this is like a route or a path to the element that I want to, to the selectors I want to define. So, and if we click data preview and I can see that, although most of them are not, but you still can see some got empty here and later we'll find that whether it works or not. So again, we don't click mouthful because if there's one is only one and we click save selectors. And that's it, we got title, date, description and image and also the link on title. And we can go back to the wrapper or you just click on route and then we can select the data preview and we can see that we have everything we want and sometimes let me see whether I can drag it to the right. Yeah, we got image at the end. It's not still not showing that. Let's, yeah, let's scrape it and start scraping. I have to say that sometimes the data preview option is not that well-established, like useful. So it doesn't damage at all to just to scrape like as many times as you want. Yeah, and here is the result of our scraping and we can see that we have the title, date, description, link and also the link URL and the image source here. And here for some of the entries that got the image we can have a link to the image. Yes, that is kind of a downside of WebSquip or that you cannot have the image directly but rather you will have a like a link to that image. And it actually, if you paste this link to like your browser it will load in that image for you. So on the website of WebSquipper they offer some like packages, Python packages that teach you how to like download the image with those kind of sources and you're welcome to perform that but I personally I don't find them helpful because it requires you to have Python installed and then do that within Python. All right, so if you are satisfied with that we can just export data as CSV. So click here and then click download now and again it will download the CSV table for you and you can find that all the information are stored very structured here in this CSV table. So that is the way to script all the information we want. It's actually in essence it's the same as scripting multiple features. So if we go to the selector graph you can see that this time within wrapper we got more kind of more selectors here and that just to script everything we want. So let's go to the page nation. So the page nation part there are a variety of manners to load in more data depending on the website design and it's very common that they will have that. So these manners include simple number page nation that is one, two, three or scroll down to load more or click more or next to load more and also you need to notice that sometimes even though you're loading more data the URL doesn't change at all it's still the same URL and also sometimes it will change the URL and it's actually loading another page like kind of like in another website it's just another URL. So what I'm going to show here in this case is the next page nation. So to do that let me go back to our Chrome because there's no page nation on this web page so let's try another one. This is the news archive of Manchester City Council and here I opened August the 2020 archive and we can see that we have this next page button here and it will lead us to in total remember three pages so I will send this link to our chat so that you can use it as well. Yes, so if you receive that please copy this link and open that in your Chrome and let's start with a brief inspect on this page so we see that if we click next page it will lead us to the second page and we can see that essentially the URL changes so before it's one at the end and now it's two that means actually it's loading another page and that means the second page of this August archive and we have another next page and then you can see just one second it's loading a bit slower maybe because I'm running the zoom I hope you don't have that problem Oh, yeah, okay great fantastic, we got it here so it's the third page apparently this is the last page here because we don't have next page button and we got three here means that this is the third page so that means this archive we got three pages in total and each of them has its own URL so what we want to do is again like we did last time so we want to scrape all the information here within this within this archive so we want to scrape everything within these three pages and to do this I will introduce the first method so again we call the web scraper press F12 sorry it's not working press F12 or call it from more tools and develop tools it's exactly the same and go click this last option web scraper and here because it's a new project let's create a new set map and we call it I started again with A and we call it page nation and here we can put the URL here and because we already know that it's like 1, 2, 3 so we can actually well you can click here to select plus and click the second URL here and just change the last digit to 2 and then put another URL but alternatively like see you have like a hundred of them it's not possible to input them manually you can select to put that in a square bracket and put 1, 2, 3 so that basically telling the web scraper that we want to perform the same tasks and on three URLs so and then you can just create a selector like we did for the last task that is just for a symbol for a single page one is quite straightforward I think but sometimes you will find that some like loading more content doesn't change the URL at all even though you click on next page button so to do that we need to do some extra tasks and I'm going to show the method of handling that kind of situation with this website so that is I will perform how to create the information from multiple pages even though I only have one URL see this URL so again we choose we create this site map we choose that start URL as a single URL and we create a site map and again we click here and the type is element and it's multiple and then we select the wrapper we want to define and we select all of them you should be very familiar with them I hope and we choose done selecting and if you want you can check and we choose element preview and we can see that everything is selected and we save it and then we go within this wrapper click on it and we add new selectors so we can see let's start with title and text and we select the title because again in this element there's only one title so we put this multiple as empty and then we save selector and again we do the same thing sorry date not date here and for the date and for the description yeah yeah alright it seems that this is a description even though it contains this it covers this image we can if you are not sure yeah we can select preview data preview it's very nice and then we put this multiple as empty and we save selector and then I want to yeah I will do the last one as this image and the link because I just showed it before so let's just skip that one let's do it we select the image fortunately we got the image here so we can just select it without inspecting and we save selectors alright yeah I will just skip the links you can do it like we did last time and if we look at the data preview we got what we want but it's just for this page yeah and that is not something we want so if we go to so let's create a new selector let's call it page and this time we choose link because essentially we want to use the link of this next page and we select this one and we put it as multiple because we see that we have actually two next page one for this page and then if we click it we got another next page so we fill it down selecting and we save the selectors alright so now we have the wrapper for each news card and we got the link the question is how can we kind of like structure it to like make them kind of like interact with each other so here I put a kind of flow chart or selector graph here so essentially what we want to do is we want from the beginning the rudies can be regarded as the beginning page from the beginning page we want a wrapper to scrape all the information on this beginning page and we want a link to the next page and then after within that next page we want a scrape wrapper to scrape the news card on the next page and then but also a next page button to the following page and then so on and so forth so if you're familiar with kind of maybe computer science then we usually call this remember it should be recursion or something that is to recall the function within function itself we recall the page function within the page function itself so that we can just continue this next page thing so with this flow chart in mind it will become easier that means we want to put this wrapper in both the beginning the root and also the page and we want to put this page on the root and a page I hope that makes sense so with that in mind we go back to this wrapper and page which click edit that will enable you to edit everything you just put there and as I said we need to put like two put it under two power selectors so if you press control and then you can select another one page yeah that's it and we save selectors and we can see that here the power selectors are changed and we can do we can do exactly the same to the second one we press control and we click page and we save selectors so if we go to the sector graph it will show you what I just to show you on the power points that we can just call page within page and then we just perform the wrapper each time it will just go on if there's as long as there's the next page button so that looks really reasonable and nice let's scrape and it should be minded that because now actually we're loading a new page so we actually we can activate this page load the delays because I just noticed that my browser is running a bit late so I can change that to 5000 so that it will allow the web scraper to wait for longer time and request interval let's put it 5000 as well this really depends on your device and let's start scraping alright so it's scraping the first page here and then the second page looks very well and then the third page alright cool let's refresh this and we see that is what we want we got the title date description image and also this two extra column may be unnecessary you can drop them if you want it's hard to calculate how many entries we got here so we can export data as CSV and download it because it's a relatively small one so it's downloading quick and we can see here we got 21 entries in total because we got the first one is the name of the columns and that's what we want because for each page if you calculate there are two news cards so in total there are 21 news cards we got all of them so I hope all this makes sense to you that's it for how to perform the web scraping for multiple pages with next page button and starting with one URL


Now, you have, if you communicated in a lot of your research, some of your most famous pieces, that people in the West, or at least some people in the West, they are what you call weird, and that's an acronym for Western-educated, industrialized, rich, and democratic. And we should not draw general conclusions about humanity on the basis of weird people, and most of us here, possibly all of us, wear deeply weird. Tell us a little more about that. Yeah, so in around 2006, I arrived at the University of British Columbia, and I had been in an anthropology department at Emory University, and I met a couple of cultural psychologists, and we got to talking over lunch, and we realized in each of the areas for which we were experts on that Westerners were unusual compared to all the other populations that had been studied. So we thought this was interesting, and we began to compile all the available data we could find where Western populations were compared against some larger global sample. And what we found in not every but a large number of important domains in the psychological and behavioral sciences that Westerners were at the extreme end of the distribution. So I mean, this made us worry, and I think it ought to make lots of people worry, about the typical textbook conclusions that you would find in psychology textbooks. And much of behavioral economics, at least at the time, was based on running experiments on undergrads, and it's actually mostly American undergrads that are studied. So for instance, peoples are better at cooperating if they have had many generations in a market economy or needing to do a lot of cooperative hunting. That would be an example of how we're weird. So we have some positive, some mentality that maybe is relatively rare in the world. Right. And so the case that I've made for this particular is that, you know, in order to make markets work, we need particular social norms for how to deal with strangers and interact with them in a mutually beneficial way. In the smallest scale human societies, you have social norms for dealing with different kinds of relatives and people you have a certain kind of relationship with. But this kind of general purpose norm for how you're going to treat anybody is a product of cultural evolution. And much of what I think we measure in behavioral economics, experimental economics, is actually just a measurement of a culturally local social norm.


You chose to take on this role. Why, why this one? Partly because it frightened me, the enormity of it. It was a tremendous challenge. And I always knew in my early years as an actor in a variety of different acting classes that if I was a little bit frightened of something, it was a good sign. It was a good sign. And actors generally have to have that ability to, despite fear or anxiety, they dive into something. You have to have that kind of... I don't know if it's ego or guts or stupidity or whatever it is, but you have to be able to want to take those opportunities and chances to risk falling on your face. Only then do you have the greatness. And I remember during the... We did a run in Boston and for the month that we rehearsed, I was doggedly tired and fiercely devoted to getting this whole idea. And it wasn't just learning the lines. It was taking in the spirit of this man and his sensibility and really understanding who he is and why he made these decisions and why he felt compelled to behave in such a manner that was not always kind or considerate. And I looked over at our other actors, 16 other actors in the company, and they were talking about how much fun they had last night at the bar or something, and they're doing crossword puzzles. Are they reading books? Are they listening to music? And I was just... I had none of that. It was all in. But backstage, when you're ready to start the play and go, I was going, oh, I'm so glad I have this role. You know, it's like, yes! And so the payoff comes. It's delayed gratification for sure, but there's definitely a payoff to it because it's a bigger-than-life character. And to jump into Lyndon Johnson's shoes was a chance that couldn't pass up.


Hey, welcome back to the 85 South Show black excellence spotlight, man. It only gives more excellent and more excellent and even more excellent and then more excellent every week, bro. This week, I got one of my dogs in here with me, man. One of the coldest barbers in America. My dog, Lito. What's up, bro? What's up, man? What's up, man? What's up, my brother? What's up, my brother? To all the people who are wondering, who keep us fresh while we're on Wild'n Out and various other TV shows. Bro, I remember one season we had, we had to, we got them going straight to get Lito out there, bro. Like, this is one of them barbers that's so cold, keep us TV fresh, man. So anytime we got, you know, we land a gig or we got our own leeway of leverage, we make sure we try to slide them up in there, man. What's up, G? What's going on, homeboy? How you living, man? Bro, first of all, you just became a legal citizen, so that's, that's me and my brother. I thought you was just a regular nigga. Hey, man, you know, man, and finally did it, man. What was that like? It was cool. You know, just went in there, took a test, asked me a couple of questions, and it was over. Tell them where you from, bro. I'm from Haiti. Hey. Yo, Sackpasse. Sackpasse. I didn't even know he was Haitian. Look at that, man. Just now. Look, cause we be in the cut.  Y'all gonna let me know. I thought he was just another nigga with some dreads, bro. Hey, man. You never know, bro. So Haiti, bro. What part? Port of Prince. Okay. Like I know. Yeah, right. Okay? Port of Prince? Nah, I heard about it, though, bro. Yeah. Shout out to Y-Cliff. Just cause. Nah, it's different. I know Y-Cliff. And I didn't know that Y-Cliff knew me until I got to meet Y-Cliff. But we just cool. Like the anytime Haiti is mentioned, I bring up Y-Cliff. Yeah. Yeah. That's him calling right now. That nigga know when you say his name. Bro, how long have you been in the barber industry, bro? Man, I've been in the game over 20 years, over 25 years. How did you ever get your start? That's what the people want to know. What? How did I get started? Yeah. Well, actually I started cause my father used to cut my hair, man. Yeah. My father was always trying to save a dollar. Oh. So he would cut my hair, man.  Oh my God, bro. Just jack it all the way up, man.  Right. So I just started cutting my own hair, cutting my brother's hair, and one thing led to another, and then boom.  Yeah.  He used to give me the Pee Wee Herman. You know what that is? Yeah. There's the little Gucci in the front. Mm-hmm. He thought it was the coldest shit, bro. Yeah. So I just recently started, like, working on the forgiving process. Yeah. Cause, like, as he cut my hair, I have no idea what he's doing, but he geeked, like, ooh.  Then I go home, and then I'm in trouble for letting my daddy cut my hair.  I'm like, what was I supposed to do? Can't tell him no. Man.  People like you that be joking all the time, man. Back in school, we get cracked on bad haircut, man.  Yeah. I try to make it seem real on purpose. I mean, that would be the angle I would take. Yeah. But, you know, I don't know. There's always a solution for a bad haircut, bro.  Mm-hmm. But that's traumatic.  I just didn't gave up on it. Me too. Chico didn't. I can see.  Mm-hmm. I mean, that takes heart. Plenty of heart. He is like, he transformed the game.   Yeah, for real. Bro, you just recently moved to Georgia, right? Yeah, about three years ago. Broke the business down here. Yes, sir. What was that like? Man, it was, I mean, it's been dope, man. I mean, the people at Georgia, man, they just real cool. They supportive, you know what I mean? Yeah. So, I mean, it was scary, you know, but God put in my spirit, man, to make that move, man. And you, too, talking to me, telling me how I need to be down here. I got a cousin named Ricky who's always on me about moving down here, man. So I took a leap on faith, man, and just asked God to just guide my steps. And it's just been great, man. It's just been such a blessing, bro. And here I am here with you. Like, that's another part, too. Man, when you here with me, you didn't meet him, bro. That's exactly what this platform is for, though, bro.  I know you do a lot of, like, give-backs to the schools. Charity events, yeah. Charity events and haircuts and food for the kids and all that, man. Absolutely. Talk to the people about how important that is when you're building your business. I mean, the community is...  So I just wanted to create a space where anybody in the community could come to, come get a haircut, feel like a celebrity, also, too, even if they're not, quote, unquote, a celebrity. Yeah. But, I mean, it's just... And as being a barber, man, I got to walk a certain type of walk, man. Like, I can't...  Like, you got to be cool with everybody, man. And you got to serve the people, you know? And at the end of the day, that's what I'm here to do, man. Just serve the people, man, and bless them with the gift that God has blessed me with. What type of advice do you give the up-and-coming entrepreneur, the barber, the hairstylist that, you know, that might be, you know, traveling out of the crib right now, trying to make that transition into getting into that professional space? What would you tell them? Take it seriously. Right.  I know sometimes you could think, oh, it's just, you know, a barber. You know what I mean? But it could be so much more than that. Yeah. You know, if you're going to get involved, then go all the way in. You know what I mean? Go take the right steps, too.  You know? And also, too, never give up, man. Always try to get better, bro. And just, as long as your goal is to serve the people, like, every day I wake up, man, my goal is to make somebody else feel good. You know what I mean? So as long as you understand that that's what it is, bro, and you stay focused, you'll be all right. You'll make it. Don't give up. Right. A lot of people, they like to throw in that they do celebrity cuts or celebrity barbers. What does that mean? I don't know. I don't know. One thing about your barber, y'all think it will make up a title. What's a master barber? A master barber is a barber that's been in the game technically, by definition, over three years. Right. Licensed. Okay. You know what I mean?  I really think you could be a master barber unless you learn how to cut white people hair. I could do that. Like, I feel like you're a cold nigga if you can cut.  What do you tell the niggas who had their little bumps in the back? Oh, man. Well, first and foremost, change your pillowcase, bro. First, though. Change your pillowcase, man.     So, yeah, definitely change your pillowcases, man. And also, too, man, I mean, watch the barber you can get your haircut from. Right. You know, make sure he's spraying down his clippers before and after each client.  He see you do it. Absolutely. You see me? Yeah, yeah, absolutely. Absolutely. Yeah. That's a must. Yeah. You know, like a lot of niggas at the barber shop, they get mad at niggas like me.  Can you explain the difference when the barber give you a bald head so they can know why bald niggas is taking up the first three spots and they gotta wait? Let them know that bald niggas have a place at the barber shop too. Absolutely.  Exactly. You know what I'm saying? So, I mean, it's just a different experience, man. Like, when you go to the barber shop in comparison to doing it yourself, I mean, just being able to just be in the barber shop. Yeah.  Because I mean, boy, had the niggas need love too. Amen. You know what I'm saying? We need cuts too. Fuck, bro.  For real.  Oh, beard tips. Yeah. Let's see. I mean, definitely condition. Your wash and condition, your beard. Yeah. If you're going to use a beard oil, don't use it every day. There you go. You know what I'm saying? You want to use a beard oil like every three things.  Like, look, man, just grow a beard. Just grow it. Just grow it.  Yeah, man.   Eat some coochie. You know what I mean? That too. That works. That definitely works. Guilty. You know, so. This is game that they don't just get on the streets. That's why it's platform so necessary. Right, right.  For real, right? For the health benefits of it, though. Yeah. It ain't disrespectful. Yeah.  Um, I hate that barber shop where they got the TV on, man, and the barber cutting your head, so he's got to stop and keep looking at the TV. You know what I'm saying?  You know what I'm saying?  He ain't come right back to you. I'm just saying, like, if you in the chair, I feel like the priority should be to get the nigga out the chair. Yeah, yeah, yeah.  Bro, what is you doing, my nigga?  Well, shit, what can they check out some of your work and all that type of gangsta shit? Oh, I mean, I'm on Instagram. You can follow me. I'm at Lito the Barber. You see me on TV. You know, my work on TV. Man, tell them some of the shows that you worked on. Oh, some of the shows, Wildin' Out. I've worked with Charlemagne on Common Sense. I used to work with BET. I did all these specials, all the hip hop awards, BET awards. Yeah. All these specials. I worked on one of six in part. I did tons and tons of shows with BET. And it just revolved. I worked with Revol as well. Just a whole bunch of different networks that I worked with. Yeah. Well, there you have it. A lot of people been asking me who the coldest barber. Now I gotta, you understand what happens to me after this. By me saying you wanted the coldest, nigga's gonna say that it can't be no more cold niggas.  They could tag me too. So just know that I will receive the back blows.   Like, oh my God. So it's a wrap, bro. But this is my nigga. So when you see me on TV and the beard looking luxurious and the bald head as fresh as hell. Nine times out of ten, this nigga right here did it.  I appreciate it. Just know it. Much love, bro. But you got much love over here, bro. And you should have brought the stylish lady who'll be braiding Chico hair because everybody been wanting to see her. Can you send her down here? Tuesday, Tuesday. Yeah, I got you. I'm gonna send Tuesday down here. That's her name. Tuesday. So everybody keep asking who is this lady who keep braiding Chico hair? She's incredible, bro. Of course. Look at the work that she's doing. She's great, man. She's great. So send her down here. Let them know the location of the shop for all the people who's around here. Okay, so the shop is... Come check you out. The shop is in Snailville. You know what I mean? Snailville, Georgia. 2135 East Main Street. Right. Just come through, man. On my IG, if you want an appointment, you can just hit the book button. Again, that's at Leto the Barber. Just hit the book button and you'll be able to book an appointment. And you'll get right on in, right on out. You ain't gotta worry about me eating chicken wings. There you go, man. Well, there you have it. My dog Leto, 85 South Black Excellence. Shout out to everybody in Haiti.  Yeah.


Salamu alaikum everyone We're here to welcome our beloved sister. What is your name sister Lisa? My sister's name is Lisa And she's our sister Allah Subh'anaHu Wa Ta'ala shows in this moment the last Juma Ramadan To welcome our beloved sister to our community. You've always this is your home We are your brothers and sisters your aunties everyone here sincerely loves you for a lot And so We're going to practice the shahada together and and we'll say it together InshaAllah tell everyone will we'll say it with you because we always renew our faith You know, we're even in our Salah when we you see us to lift our finger And we you know And so we'll do it together. Everyone's eating together a shahadu Allah illa illa Allah wa ashhadu Anna Muhammaden Rasulullah So we're practicing with you, and then we're gonna do it one more time. We're gonna do it together. Everyone together a shahadu Come on. Bye every year. Come on guys. I know we're all fasting, but we're not fasting from words Ashhadu illa illa Allah wa ashhadu Anna Muhammaden Rasulullah One more time so we can See what we'll do with our sister Lisa beloved sister Lisa Ashhadu Allah illa Allah illa Allah wa ashhadu Anna Muhammaden Rasulullah My beloved sister you ready? Inshallah the sister you with me Ashhadu Anna Anna Anna illa illa Allah wa ashhadu Hadu Is it okay? wa ashhadu Anna Muhammaden Muhammaden Muhammaden Muhammaden Dan Rasul Allah Allah Everyone takbir Takbir Takbir And now we'll do it in English. I bear witness That there is no No God worthy of worship Worthy of worship Except Allah And I bear witness That Muhammad is the messenger of God Everyone Allahu akbar Allahu akbar Allahu akbar In my part of the world when this happens We do takbirat with Eid So if you guys Eid is coming up So we might as well practice Ready together? Allahu akbar Allahu akbar Allahu akbar La ilaha illa Allah Allahu akbar Walillahi ilham Two more times Allahu akbar Allahu akbar Allahu akbar La ilaha illa Allah Allahu akbar Allahu akbar Walillahi ilham One more time Eid is coming Allahu akbar Allahu akbar Allahu akbar La ilaha illa Allah Sister Lisa, welcome home Inshallah sisters We are going to give you a lot of hugs now Thank you


Welcome to the World Radio Communication Conference 2023, WRC23 being held here in Dubai in the United Arab Emirates and we're in our last week and I'm very pleased to be joined in the studio this afternoon by Mr Stefan Schnor, who is the State Secretary for the Federal Ministry for Digital and Transport for Germany. Mr Schnor, welcome to the studio. Yes, thank you very much. Thank you very much for joining us here, for bracing us with your presence. Now I'd like to ask you, why is WRC23 important? You've got a busy schedule, a busy calendar, I'm sure, but you've taken the time to be here. Yes, the WRC is indeed very, very important because we discussed here about spectrum, we discussed about radio spectrum and this is very important for all areas of our life. It is important that spectrum is a scarce resource and we have to use this scarce resource very effective and very efficient. We need it for all parts of our life, the industry needs it. We need it for our mobile communication, we need it for broadcasting, we need it for navigation systems, we all use navigation systems and we need the spectrum from the satellites. We need it for the weather forecast, for example, because also the satellites use spectrum to bring the information from the space to the earth. Ships are needing it and airplanes need spectrum for their operations. So this is extremely important. On the other hand, as I mentioned, it is a scarce resource and therefore we have to discuss very intensively how can we use it so that all the users can use the spectrum that they need and this is a very complicated situation and we have to discuss it not only on national level, we have to discuss it on international level because spectrum knows no border and therefore we need the cooperation, we need the collaboration between all the states worldwide to find the best solutions and therefore the WIC20 is very important to know what is the future of the use of spectrum. Now you are the State Secretary for the Federal Ministry for Digital and Transport so there's obviously some interesting conversations going on there. I wanted to ask you what is the current landscape like for radio communications in Germany? Yeah, it's very important for us here to be on the WRC and the German delegation is about 60 persons and we have persons from all the different sectors so from the industry, from the governments, from administration but also from academia because they all have specific needs and we have to discuss together with this let me say this multi-stakeholder approach what is the best way to find the best use of this spectrum and therefore we are working very closely together with all the stakeholders in Germany and we discuss also during the conference here in Dubai very intensively if we have a proposal for the final resolution at the end that we will have on Friday and we discussed it together with all the stakeholders to find the best solution that we have clearness for the next four years. I mean it's interesting because we also have the future network car events which we have quite regularly as well so will all of these things affect future network cars and future transportation for Germany as well? Yes absolutely I think autonomous driving is a very important issue also for Germany but not only autonomous driving cars yeah we have also autonomous driving tracks for the logistic future we have autonomous driving trains in the future we have perhaps also autonomous driving airplanes yeah we have drones at moment and they also can drive or can fly automatic yeah so autonomous and therefore it is so important that we discuss these issues about the spectrum because we need the spectrum for all these operations and at the end the situation in my ministry, ministry for digital and transport makes indeed sense because the whole transport sector is dominated more and more by digital technology and also by mobile communication by Wi-Fi communication and all the other things in the in the future that we will have so therefore it is so important to combine these both issues together. And finally let me ask you Mr Schnorr are there any particular outcomes that you would like to see from this world-ready communication conference? For us it is important that we at the end of the outcome or the end of the conference that we have solutions that are relevant for all the stakeholders that are participating so that all the users have the spectrum that they need and that we find common solutions for all the different sectors on the one hand on national level on the other hand that we have the international agreement and that we this is also important not only for Germany I think for all nations it is also important that we have a little bit of flexibility because we have different needs in every country and we also need to fulfill these special requirements that we have in the future so common solutions with a little bit of flexibility this is so important for us at the end for this conference. Well let's hope that you get what you're hoping for. We hope so yeah. We do our best. And thank you very much indeed for joining us in the studio. Stefan Schnorr it's been an absolute pleasure having you in the studio. Thank you very much for this conversation. Thank you. And if you've enjoyed this interview which I'm sure you will have then do check out our other interviews on our YouTube channel as well as our podcast on SoundCloud Spotify Apple podcast or wherever you listen to your podcast and for further information visit our website at www.itu.int. Thanks for tuning in.


Let's go ahead and just jump into the banner breakdown here really quick and by banner breakdown I just mean let's talk about what characters. I'm trying to pull for today Because there are a few that I would really like obviously the new sparking final form Frieza, of course really good I would love to have this card any of the new cards really is good with me Wow, this takes a while to load sparking captain Ginyu with the body swap super. That's really good as well Who's next I think Piccolo is also on this banner, which is a huge bonus if you Piccolo's face gohan kid this card looks amazing too Yeah, all of what wait, why are there so many yet? Wait, what was getting you? Okay green free both Frieza and gohan are yellow So that's that's not too good. If you were hoping to run them together All right, whoo waiting on the next and then yeah, you got sparking Piccolo So literally I would like this gohan Ginyu and Frieza all of those are perfectly fine options now We do have our single summons here Discounts so let's go ahead and roll into those before we get you know before we settled down. Let's do some single summons If it takes longer to load you already know that means we're getting a better animation better animations mean better pulls obviously So that's like 80 years So we're gonna get a pull that represents 83 pods already looking pretty good honestly I'm gonna be super upset. I don't know why I don't know why I've already hyped myself up for this pull Sparking Frieza first pull guaranteed never mind not feeling it anymore. No win. Oh, all right. Oh That's that's new as well. I didn't even know all right honestly for a single summon. That's really good we got something new and That's really all you can hope for with a single now.  So Yeah, I went I went ahead and backed out while the while the go on was getting good. I Wasn't gonna hop in for another Broly. Oh Wow special treat for us today Goku is getting blasted. I feel like we're gonna lose this too Yeah, there it is yo Vegeta help a boy out Didn't want to show up to work today completely understand Hey, hopefully that is a sign for the future Limit break these ways so much time I don't know if they should show limit breaks for hero characters Yeah, I guess I guess it doesn't really matter after your hundred summon on the game So it's really only something that's going to affect the now Let's see Not too high for a single summon on here. There are still things I need like Sparking Vegeta and Piccolo. Obviously those would both be huge. We got one pod. So I'm just gonna skip this one Tan and Chatsu can't get off my account. They love it too much. This is their favorite home If any of you have as many hero and Tien Chatsu as me Yeah, I I'm sorry All right, finally we can hop into some consecutive summons here on the impure Imperial advent. I don't know why that was that was a struggle for me Consecutive oh, oh, why did this wave of bad energies rush over me? This is not good. Wow. This is this is a loading screen three pods Super Saiyan. Oh, yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Let's go Three pods super Saiyan back roll. We out of there. I know let's win this blast blue letters a Lot of you guys were telling me how your pulls were Some of you are like, oh, I didn't pull Broly at all and then the next the very next comment was like Yeah, I got him on the first summon and Goku just lost Final form frost that's pretty cool. That's a new that is not new been pulling that since day one, baby Jocko a fan favorite piccolo fuse with nail man. Oh That's new too piccolo fuse with nail piccolo All right, I'm pretty sure that's what the last one was listed out too I'm just what are with all these new extreme units that I didn't even know about Yamcha.  Hey, if I pull again, you give me all the oh Hero pan bless this summon. Ah They got an extreme frost too.  I'll take it We got I think all the new extreme units. I'd be surprised if there's more honestly Epic piccolo epic Yamcha extreme. Why do I keep saying that? That's actually hurting me. I keep saying epic Cuz I don't know. I feel like every game now calls their rarest thing Well, they're second to rarest thing epic weapons or whatever But they're extreme units. I don't know why I keep saying that Wow another loading screen. So either my computer is on its deathbed or We are cooking up some fire right here. We're cooking up some fire No super Santa destroyed If we win, that's all oh, let's go. You'll spin that boy Toss them up. This is over Erase this man from Namek. All right, Vegeta second form Frieza extreme final form Frost Wow, this is a I don't think this is gonna be anything good by what just happened What is this? Why is this an extreme Vegeta card? You got the man crying in the background Something tells me. I don't think he'd be too happy with that his own card Wow, thanks, man. You really got me posing crying in the background. That's that's that's really extreme This is a lot of extreme units.  Oh, this is bad. This is bad. Yep. That was bad This is bad. Oh, man. I'm Mr. Extreme over here. This is three limit breaks.  That is a cool-looking art by itself I wonder what the effect is on his tears of the background holographic All right, let's hop into the next one This is crazy. This has been wild not a single sparking. Is that how it's gonna be? Is this the pole? Is this the pole rate? One pod on destroy dynamic super saiyan if you're reading this, it's not too late. Oh, we tie Blue letters, I feel like the letters mean more than anything else. Honestly win win win win lose Vegeta Vegeta Vegeta It's a massive yikes, this is a massive yikes. I don't know how else to describe it Goldo, this is a huge blow-up. This is awful. This is a 10-0 matchup Dragon Ball Legends favor Was it the Broly video?  Oh, no, is this Oh, oh Yes Yes, oh man, oh Wow, I did not expect to actually get something good on this hero pole. There you are, buddy Welcome to the account Welcome to the account You are welcome to stay here as long as you please Jaka go ahead boost yourself up man. If you must if you must Jace I don't have ginyu. Oh if I pull ginyu my my Jace is going to be a All right, let's go ahead and take a look at the sparking gohan now I'm probably going to do a unit breakdown on this little guy Because I pulled him might only go up to 600 because I I was gonna do a breakdown for Broly But that took forever getting him to a thousand. Okay, so Sun family hybrid saying kids what a category He's the only kid in the game Saiyan saga arts Mizenko. Oh wait, what's this special do? Form of key 20 to own strike and blast. Wow. That's That's pretty wild ability the will to fight 50% to strike damage inflicted for 15 timer counts This guy's good 14% to tag with mixed blood Saiyan. Oh, that's really good Strike attack 20% strike attack avenge 30 Oh my god, if you run this guy with Piccolo Yep, he's the he's pretty much the Krillin for Super Saiyan go Piccolo Wow Piccolo becomes the Krillin and this guy's the Super Saiyan Goku basically that's really good and Hopefully my commentary there was enough because the music stuff. Oh Man, that was great. That was really that was really good that one was good But I could go with another sparking five pods. Oh Money bags. Just call me Mr. Money bags. This is It's wow, we're tying five pods and we're not even touching each other just dancing around That's fine. Oh It's high that was if it wasn't for the five pods, I would be calling this one a wash already extreme Saiyans are a race of warrior Gold though, please Coom Extreme man if one of these don't pop if one I feel like it's just gonna be extremes all the way throughout But I would love to go out on top Hero pan bless this summoning video. Ha ha come on. I Don't even know if it's wow that was awful that one was really bad We're down to two singles After this limit break brought to you by Dragon Ball Legends Oh my god my crying Vegeta's three stars And he's actually not even that bad of a card if you just saw you anybody that helps Saiyans in this game Just run them Mike my guinyu force would be insane 200 crystals left. Can we pull a sparking guinyu? That would be the creme de la creme I don't know what that means cream of the cream of the cream That's what I was trying to say No pods. I ain't trying to waste nobody's time skip Hero pike taikon Alright single summon. I am playing I'm trying to waste some time here on this one because this all in nothing Show me the animation. That did not take a long time to download No pods No pods know nothing.  What am I gonna get here? Just get birder That's a lot of empty space above you birder. Well, we did get the sparking Gohan So I can't be too upset. I was kind of hoping we'd see a sparking Frieza or The sparking guinyu, but you get what you get in this. So let's go ahead pop out the characters Uh, oh Yeah, let's just edit Where's my sparking go on that? There he is. Hey, we got one of them. Let's confirm that take another look at him What's this? nice Card art looking pretty clean. I Just realized Piccolo is also crying in the background. Wow All right, so this is our big pull for the day 4,000 crystals. I was hoping for a little more but obviously any sparking is a good spark in my opinion Go ahead. Let me know your pulls down in the comments below Also, let me know what you think of this whole face cam thing If it's so bad that you somehow skip to the video. Let me know that too in the comments But thank you so much for watching the video. Hopefully you liked it enough to leave a like in a comment I'm Dr. Doa. I'll see you in the next video


Dear learners, let us now again move into one of the most important apparatus of electronics that is called the dual power supply. What is a dual power supply? There is a name such as dual means two. At the time you can supply two various voltages from the same device. How? Let us on the same device. When I am owning this device, you can see there is a panel which is leading up some digits. Here at one panel, there are two panels. This is one supply, this is the other supply. How can we get the supply from here? First, if you want to suppose get a supply of 5 volts from this channel, you have seen this norm when you move it, the voltage changes. So, you can give a maximum voltage of up to what is written here? 30 volts. So, if I maximum that I can give is 30.5, this small calibration. So, maximum you can suppose is a 30 volts that we can get from the supply. So, suppose I want to give you a voltage of 10.5. So, when I move this means from this two plus and minus 10 volts will become 10.5 volts will become. This is giving this channel. This is one means this is more one. When I press this, now this is showing the value that this supply is given. As I said dual supply, this is one, this is second. This forms a dual. When I press this, this shows the value which is given by this supply. When I press this, shows the value which is given by this supply. Suppose I want to give second supply of 5 volts. Now, how to take this supply from this to the circuits? We have a power supply problem. You simply have to insert this problem here and the next problem here. So, we have these two points. One is positive, one is negative, positive and negative giving a supply from this dual power. So, this is giving one supply of how much voltage? This is one. So, this will be here 10.5 and second one giving means this is giving a 5 per month. So, similar kind of product can be used and can be inserted over here. So, means now this products are giving a value of 5 volts. This is how a dual power supply works. You can at a time give two voltages from this device. Thank you.


Again, in regards to this fascinating subject, we must remark upon the outstanding work of William R. Corleis and his collecting of remarkable tales of ancient giants, but what's more, his general conclusive consensus, and in which, due to our own research, we also share. For example, he mentions on page 102 of his source book Strange Artifacts that, quote, the ancient people of most countries seem to have possessed in the strongest degree a faith of giantology, end quote. A feeling we also share having validated our suspicions. He goes on to mention a tale of the astonishing size of the statues, said to have represented the beings who once dwelled within the true ancient Egypt. Quote, in front of the portals of the palace of Karnak are gigantic human statues, and in one of the courts are 12 immense stone figures, each 52 feet high. The adjacent palace of Luxor has two granite statues, 38 feet high, at the entrance. In the ruins near Thebes are three huge figures now thrown down, one being 64 feet high, and in the palace of Parthenon of Athens, many years before Christ, was a statue of Minerva, 36 feet high. The temple of Olympia contained a seated statue of a god who rose almost to the ceiling, which would have made it some 68 feet high. End quote. He mentions that entering these places gives one the impression that they are entering the past dwelling place of giants. Yet, what he goes on to say was found is astounding. Gaius Plinius Secundus, called Plini the Elder, was a Roman author, naturalist, and natural philosopher, and naval and army commander of the early Roman Empire, and a friend of the Emperor Vespasian. He wrote the Encyclopedic Naturalis Historia, which became an editorial model for Encyclopedias. He states that after an earthquake in a Crete mountain, witnessed the complete intact remains of an ancient giant, some 46 cubits long, or 60 to 70 feet tall. Beings of this scale would easily explain how such enormous stones were moved, yet how they could have been hidden from history is an unknown motive, which we find highly compelling.


I was not just born like this, and this brother was not just born like that, it is because of the war. It was a land mine in 1994. I was a soldier in Kafota. People go to fight. By then we were the child solists. I was not a soldier. I was a soldier. I was a soldier. I was not a soldier. I was not a soldier. I was not a soldier. I was not a soldier either. It was not just born like this. I was not born like this as a dab. It is because of war in 1991 when there was a war. So money, money gone. Mani mani gand Taka tara 1983 Same time of 2013 wa re re ni su su da Mani people mi kam ni sabu Ya Because the same thing had happened now in 2013 up to now now many disability are now increasing Mani kumfena been done and people with disability are more isolated they don't be involved we lost a lot of people especially the year in fact because they didn't know how to protect themselves for people with disability like me physical infact like me I can hear I can out protect myself I can use condom as it has been told by people but for the people for the blind people and for people who don't hear now it is a problem for them in these only years we lost poor people poor girl street girl and they don't hear that is why we came here so that we call our people to come out for testing so I am very happy Ya


The study aims to quantify the impact of diabetes on tuberculosis outcomes through a systematic review and meta-analysis. The results show that patients with diabetes have an increased risk of failure and death during tuberculosis treatment, as well as an increased risk of relapse. The study also found that diabetes is associated with an increased risk of death during tuberculosis treatment, with the effect estimate increasing to 4.95 when adjusted for age and other potential confounding factors. The studies assessing sputum culture conversion after two to three months of tuberculosis therapy were heterogeneous, with relative risks that ranged from 0.79 to 3.25. Overall, the study highlights a need for increased attention to treatment of tuberculosis in people with diabetes, which may include testing for suspected diabetes, improved glucose control, and increased clinical and therapeutic monitoring.


Imagine if I just scroll down and it's just my face reveal. Oh, I had a similar video to this in the past where I had Fiverr sellers recreate my character in their own art styles. The creativity that we got to see was so inspiring, so I decided to finally make another one, but with the Halloween spirit in mind. So, here is what I did. I had my friend create 8 different artwork concepts. The only details I mentioned was that they have to be YouTube related in some way, and of course, Spooky. I gave them a budget of $500 this time round. Last time we only did $250, so I've got high hopes. Having a friend organize all these artworks would ensure that I haven't seen any of them during any point in the process, and still haven't up until this moment. Very important. The finished art has been compiled into a PDF for me, and we're going to scroll through it together for the very first time today. Even though I've done this before and it went well, I've got the same concerns as the first time. I just really hope my money was spent wisely. After I have reviewed them all, I am going to guess how much each of them cost. I was pretty close last time, so fingers crossed I can nail it again this time around. Later in this video, I have something super exciting to reveal to you guys. For now though, it is top secret, and I can't wait to show you, so stay tuned. Here is a quick rundown of today's costs. $10.95, $18.88, $26.81, $50.60, $58.53, $66.46, $95.18, $190.35 This makes a grand total of $517.76 AUD. Okay, a little over budget this time, but I've got hope that these artists have made it worthwhile. Let's begin! Alright, so I've got the file open now, and I'm going to be scrolling through page by page to look at all the artworks, and I'm super excited. Okay, here we go. Ooh, in the shadows. Digital painting. It's me with a switch! Oh my god, that's so cool, that's so cute!  Oh wait, do you see that? What is that in the background? Okay, my first impressions of this one, super cute. I just love the whole character design, and honestly, I just love seeing my character in different styles. I just find it so cool. What is this hand reveal? Oh my god, there's feet! I better not be on wiki feet now. Look, there's so much I can talk about with this. First, I love the whole nature scene, the little bits of green. Yes, I've got to mention it. The switch lighting up my face, and like the whole character in the- You would not believe your eyes. Even though the character's in such a dark place, it kind of gives this cozy feeling. Until you look over here anyway. Very eerie tone, and I am extremely happy with how this one turned out. And um, yeah, please don't mind the dogs. Ooh, okay, next we have pumpkin. Character drawing. Oh my god, who is that guy? This one is so cool with all the bright colors and everything, and I definitely didn't expect this one at all. If anyone doesn't recognize this, this character is from a past spooky video. This guy, yeah, we don't talk about him. But except for right now, because he has had a glow up. When I first saw the title, I didn't expect something so bright and colorful, but I really think it works. Just look at this little guy with his little brains out. There is something so morbid about a pumpkin character carving his own pumpkin. It's the spooky season, so I'll excuse this behavior. Okay, so we have Skelly Jess. I actually really like that name. I think that suits for my name for all of October. Actually, you know what? We are scrolling. Oh my god, that is so cute, but so terrifying at the same time. Oh, I just want to say I am in love with this art style. It's kind of giving cuphead and like retro sort of vibes, but I like how the only bit of color are the little leaves and my tongue. The half skeleton design in this is really cool as well. It kind of just makes you think a little bit. Well, it did for me.  It mostly uses solid colors, but through all the gradients and the shadows, I think that's what pulls it all together. It makes it feel complete. They chose to keep the hair on the skeleton side. I think that's a very good call. They've also added in a nose, but not because it's not there. I absolutely adore this one. Actually, you know what? This artwork needs to be out there more. That's why for a limited time, you can get your very own Skelly Jess t-shirts and hoodies on my crowd-made store. They come in a variety of colors and just look, Chef's Kiss. This is one of my favorite holiday designs ever and won't be here forever, so be sure to grab on while you can. Links are below in the pinned comment and video description. Now we have Jelly Monster. Told the artist to draw a Jelly Monster. Whatever that meant to them. This could be interesting. Oh my God. That is terrifying, but kind of cute. Okay, the eyes are just staring into my soul. And I feel like this guy, if I saw him in real life, would just eat me in one bite. Maybe two bites because there's two mouths. The artist was a lot more creative than what I would have been when I thought of a Jelly Monster. I also love how they did two layers for the mouth, not just one. I feel like it kind of gives more of a creepier vibe. Also, the red eyes. Oh, it's just like smoky and eerie and just ooh. Okay, now we have a wobbly Kaiju. A character drawing. Again, sounds interesting. Oh my God. It's so cute. Oh, he's blushing like he's nervous. Oh my God, he's causing so much chaos and I don't think he knows it. Look, I feel sorry for the little people.  He's pulling my heart strings, this guy. Like, I feel like he is the type of character that would use the two hand emojis. Now let's talk about the art style. It's got some sort of pop art feel about it. I think that's given through the solid colors and the gradient sort of shading, as well as the half-tone texture applied to it. I think it's a really suitable style for an artwork like this and I just can't stop zooming in and looking through all the little details in this. Just look at the panic in these people's faces and then look at him. Look at this tablet. This could be yours. The amazing people over at Gammon have once again said to be an art tablet to test and review, which I then want to give away to one of you guys. I'll tell you a little about it first before I let you know how this could become yours. This is a PD-2200, a 21.5-inch drawing tablet with a fully-eliminated HD screen, perfect for animation and illustration. There's eight customizable keys on the side here, which are perfect for creative shortcuts and optimizing workflow. This device is big. There's so much screen space to utilize here, which would make drawing and animating an absolute dream. The adjustable stand is very important for drawing on a large pen display and works great. It ranges very wide from 15 to 85 degrees. It also comes with the instruction manual, some cables, the pen and the pen holder, and of course the smudge glove. It's very comfortable to draw with the tablet and the pen is completely battery-free, meaning that you will never have to charge it before use. With 8192 levels of pressure sensitivity, you can achieve such precise lines with a tube. Wowee, that is a fine art right there, good sir. I'm a big fan of Gammon products if you haven't noticed already and I recommend them to artists of all skill levels. This tablet is on sale right now, so check out the links in the description if you want to purchase one for yourself while they're still discounted. If you want to take your chances on the giveaway, however, keep watching. Since it's such a big giveaway this time around, I've organized a treasure hunt. Somewhere in my past videos, the word hello is cleverly hidden within a scene. If you think you've found it, DM me a screenshot on either Twitter or Instagram and the first person who guesses correctly will win this tablet, which I'll ship anywhere in the world to get it to you. To help you find it, here's a riddle. Intruder alert, intruder alert. I check my file for info, but all it does is divert. A pledge of money, a cunning bunny, and a jelly almost hurt. The monsters are skeleton who yearns to fight. His treasure left in the open, visible in plain sight. But weary of his wrath, though his weapon's not to fear. It's not an axe, but don't relax. It's something more severe. He will approach his prey in the dead of night and when you least expect it, he'll take a part of you with a megabyte. I couldn't resist making this spooky theme too. So remember, you need to find the word hello, which is hidden on screen somewhere in a past video. Could be one of my recent videos. Could be my first ever video. Who knows how long I've been preparing for this. As time passes and if nobody has found it, I'll be releasing more hints on my Twitter and Instagram stories, so make sure you're following those if you want to catch them. A big thanks goes to Gammon for giving me the opportunity to give back to you guys like this. So please check out their links below.  Based on your character design. This could be the scariest one out of all of them. Especially if it looks like me. Imagine if I just scroll down and it's just my face reveal. Like every detail to a T. I'm nervous, but here we go. Oh, okay. Oh, I didn't know what this reminds me of. This reminds me of May from Overwatch. Damn, okay. I can say this is not what I look like in real life, but she's cute. She's got like a very button nose and like she looks nice. I would want to be a friend. I can definitely see how my character influenced the hair here, especially right here. The artwork itself is incredible. Like it looks like a traditional drawing not done on a computer. Just look at all the little details in every single line. I really like the idea of this. Like imagine if I gave five different artists this same project and just see what happens. If you guys would like to see me attempt this in a future video, just let me know. Could be a lot of fun. Monkey business. A book cover illustration. That's different. Oh my gosh. Groosebumps.  This literally looks like a book. Sorry, I'm like fangirling over goosebumps at the moment. Like if you put this next to these, it looks like it belongs. Oh my god. I just realized what it was. I'm so confused about where monkey business came from, but it's the beanie boo. It's a beanie boo from that video. I think it was the grocery video. Stop it. I think it was the blue on the tail that made me realize that this little tiny pathetic beanie boo has been adapted so well where it just looks absolutely terrifying, all of the above. This artist has done an amazing job. J.J. Slime. I see what you did there. The shining. Parody, the iconic. Here's Johnny. Sorry, I cringe. Parody, the iconic. Here's Johnny's scene. Oh my god. Oh, he's so cute. But like, oh, there's an axe. This is terrifying, but cute as well. I love what these artists are doing. I love the illustration style for this. It is absolutely adorable. Apparently the artist was only asked to draw the image on the right, but they went ahead and drew the left just to complete the meme. And I really appreciate that. Also the little hands on the jelly holding the knife. It's so cute. Once again, I'm blown away by all the talent I've witnessed today. All the artists have created something so unique and fitting for this video. And even though we were over budget, it was all worth it. They all have their own style and vibe and are all fantastic in their own right. Speaking of budget though, let's try and guess where each one of these fit in. Okay, just looking at all of these, this is going to be very hard. I'm just going to put it out there. And I'm going to say the goosebumps cover is going to be the most expensive. Let's go the skeleton jelly. Look, I've got a lot of options. I'm going to put her maybe at the 66 mark. Let's try for a bottom one here. I think possibly maybe the here's jolly jazz version. 10, 18, 10, I'm going to put 10 here and then 18 might be the pumpkin. The big scary, scary monster guy. I'm going to put him at $95. Oh no, I forgot about this one. Oh, the dark scene one. I forgot about that one. Maybe I'm going to put that one at 66 and I'm going to move the skeleton to 58. And now I'm just left with the realistic version of me. That doesn't look like me. And the jelly monster. Realistic version at $50 and jelly monster at $26.81. All right, I think that's it. I'm going to lock those in and just hope for the best. I've listed the contributing artists in the description below. So if you'd like to have some awesome artwork made, you know where to find them.