Its members were to be found everywhere defying the law or using the law for their own purposes Working toward the ultimate goal of revolt and the foundation of a despotic empire It was the masked rider of the planes who led the fight against this band of outlaws and traitors And for once his great strength and courage his daring and resourcefulness were taxed to the utmost in the cause of democracy Return with us now to those thrilling days when the West was young From out of the past come the thundering hoofbeats of the great horse Silver The lone ranger rides again Come on Silver, run the trail of the black arrow, go Silver! Torloch finally captured by the lone ranger stood heavily guarded on the train that was to take him to Washington While this cruel leader of the black arrow pleaded in fear which bordered on hysteria He clutched at his throat in a spasm of choking coughs and then fell lifeless to the floor The unknown leaders in the nation's capital those traitors who headed the black arrow The men whom Torloch feared had somehow managed to poison him through one of their accomplices And effectively seal his lips Later that night the lone ranger and taunta were talking in their camp Teller, I thought when we got Torloch we'd reach the end of our fight against the black arrow Now we gotta start all over Bill Cody said that Torloch was deathly afraid of being taken to Washington Not right He must have known of someone in Washington who gave orders to the black arrow Teller, plenty high in government I wonder what the president will say when he learns what happened How soon he'll know that The news was to be sent by telegraph He should hear it in Washington sometime this morning We'll get further details later Mr. President I thought you'd want to know this at once A little more can be told Torloch was captured and the lone ranger did his part I hoped even though I felt such hope was futile That Torloch would prove to be the leader of this This Southridge is plotting against our government By the way, I think a young lady is waiting in the outer room I'm already late for the appointment I made with her As you leave ask her to step in Very well The president will see you now Thank you Come over here and sit down, won't you? Thank you sir That's better You've been working in one of our offices for some time, haven't you? Yes sir I've been in the government service for eight years Tell me about yourself About myself? There's nothing to tell Mr. President You were born in Texas, weren't you? Yes Your parents were among the first to settle there There are quite a few facts here about you my dear Are they? Didn't you like the waste? Oh I love No No I despise the waste That's odd You've been invaluable to the United States on several occasions Some of the diplomatic work you've done was worthy of an ambassador You've shown great ingenuity in carrying out certain missions to which you were assigned Thank you sir I did have another assignment for you Whatever it is sir, I'll do my best It's a difficult one Possibly dangerous I'm not afraid of danger I have no family to worry about me No relatives of any sort? Not, not now Not even in Texas? No sir Tell me this my dear Have you ever heard of the Lone Ranger? Yes You have heard of his working connection with the Legion of the Black Owl? Against the Legion? Well yes I've heard of it Please read this message It came this morning by the electric telegraph Torlock captured Poisoned Yes sir, I read it Have you no reaction to it? No thoughts? You want to hear them? Please Yes I have thoughts I didn't think Torlock could live long enough to tell anything to involve the men above him Your position has made it possible for you to follow the events in the West Especially those in connection with the Black Arrow Now why did you think Torlock would be killed before he could talk? Because Torlock was not the leader of the Black Arrow He was just following orders And now what will happen? Someone else will undoubtedly take his place to follow orders Exactly And that is why I want you to go to Texas I am to go to Texas? Yes, and without letting the Lone Ranger or anyone else know who you are You're to learn all you can You're to mingle with the people, renew old acquaintances Pick up the threads of the life you left ten years ago Give what age you can to the Lone Ranger but above all Learn who takes Torlock's place and who here in Washington Sins that man instructions I'm sorry sir I would do anything else Anything else in all the world to help my country But I cannot go back to Texas You cannot? No, no I can't But I don't understand Not even to help the Lone Ranger Not even to save his life I can't go back to Texas I used to love the state The whole west The plains and the mountains The valleys and the endless stretch of land But now Now I hate it I despise it The west and the things that happen there make me remember that I'll tell you what happened Several years ago I was riding towards Grands Pass one afternoon It was one of those glorious days It seemed that one could see for miles in every direction I knew that my brother, a Texas Ranger And some of his friends would come through Grands Pass that day And I was riding hoping to meet them I hadn't seen Vogue for some time And then, suddenly, there were gunfires I rained up, listened to an increased feeling of something clutching at my heart and throat I couldn't be sure but the gunfire seemed to come from Grands Pass And then suddenly it began There was nothing but silence I strained my ears I thought I heard hoofbeats going away but I couldn't be sure I spurred my horse and started towards Grands Pass A little way into the pass With steep walls on both sides of the narrow cannon I saw Well, there were six of them All Texas Rangers My brother was among them Even the horses those men had been riding were shot down by the vicious killers From the protection of the rocks at the top of the cliff There was no sign of life in the past I realized that none of those men could be alive And yet I had to be sure I examined them They were dead All but one There was one man, terribly wounded, unconscious In whom there was still a spark of life I tried to dress as wounds I tried to force water from a canteen between his lips I even tried to get him on my horse But he was too heavy I couldn't lift him He too must have died soon after I left to try to send help to him Texas had suddenly become a place I couldn't stand The hills, the rocks, the valleys which I'd so loved I now saw only a hiding place for murderers The ranches had become a lure for cattle thieves The very streams and springs of good water had chained to things I hated Because they gave refreshment to men like those who Killed my brother and his friends I can never return to Texas To any part of the West The story you've told is a strange one Strange? There's nothing strange about it, Mr. President I'm only one of the countless people who've had an experience like that But the others have stayed to fight the things that aren't right Perhaps Perhaps because they didn't love the country as I did My hatred of it became as deep as my love had been You said you rode away to get help for the man who still lived Did you find that help? Not in time Then he did die? I don't know The men who shot him must have returned to finish their work It wasn't until the next day that men could get back to Grand's Pass They found that graves had been dug The dead men buried I see I told you a moment ago that your story was a strange one Let me tell you another story which will explain why I made that statement Oh A short time ago, I set up my railroad car outside of St. Louis It was long after dark With me was a man who had written secretly to talk to me The story he told was as strange as yours He, too, was a member of a small band of Texas Rangers who were ambushed He told me that The bullets didn't kill me, Mr. President I recovered consciousness and a cave with food and water beside me I wondered who had taken me there and who had brought the food Well, while I lay on the ground trying to remember what had happened An Indian came into the cave Me, Tonto Tonto, did you say?  All of the ranger Dead All of them That's right Then Then I You Only ranger left now You Alone Alone ranger Tonto I'm going to get those men Who ambushed us You get strong first You take long time You unconscious all night The others What did you do with them? Me make grave Make six grave Six graves?  No I don't Contra not norm Maybe he's a newcomer to town Anyhow he's there in that house the Brewsters used to live in And that's all there is to it I figured you'd light out of here as soon as you heard about it And I wasn't going to tell you for a couple of days Thanks for your interest Meg but you're right We are going to light out I want to know why this man Leech is so anxious to talk to me And they figured that sooner or later You'd turn up here You already talked too much Meg is there anything else that I should know You've got it all now But Dratty do be careful I will I think we'll drift into town to skies And learn something about Leech before we call on him We have to go to town right now You'll wait long enough to set him to a hot meal Can't you? Yes Meg We'll go into town this evening Leech? He's just hanging on by willpower What do you mean by that bartender Hanging on by willpower? He's getting weaker all the time He ain't seem to eat nothing asleep or into the nails You know what his trouble is? He showed a mysterious like No one can tell what's ailing him He's been here very long I see He ain't been able to get up in his bed for the past week Half the time he can't even talk to us to make sense Does he live alone? Yep Well can't the doctor tell what's the matter with him? All the doctor can say is that Leech is burning hot with fever Goes there every morning Leech won't have him no other time Why not? I don't know just can't act I reckon Have a look at his stranger I've never heard of him before I came here And why are you interested in him now? Because I never heard of a case like this Would you say your name was stranger? I didn't say Well what is it then? Call me whatever comes handy Thanks for the information Going to odd the way that hombre acted I wonder just what there is about that fellow Leech I know it's just a little way to where Leech is living You'll be there shortly Ah, him hang on to life To talk to a lone ranger What him got to tell? Someone must have known that we come this way More often than any other Someone know we plan to mag Missouri Yes, Leech couldn't have known that He must have been getting information From someone here in town I wonder who that would be I mean not know I couldn't find anyone who knew Leech very well That right You stop in the shadows over there And I'll take the disguise off and get my mask on And we'll see what Leech has to tell the lone ranger That's a house alright Someone said he kept a little oil lamp burning all night Will you go in there? Hunter I think we can walk right in Next to me is if the door is partly open Ah, that right Come on then Do you hear that moon? Come on in Leech, Leech where are you? Who's here? Leech I was told by Mustang mag in Missouri That you were anxious to see me Hanging on Long time waiting here What's the matter? Lone ranger I'm waiting for the lone ranger Right beside your bed here I'll turn up the lamp No, no Leech Hunter will examine you Sometimes he can cure sick people as well as a doctor can No, not now Morning Doctor always comes in the morning Well, why did you want to see me?  No, me not think so We'll lose nothing by humoring him for a few hours What if the horses were there to be alright until morning? We might as well get some rest while we're here I'll spend the night here in this chair Me here on the floor Me here on floor. It's good to relax. I can't figure Leigh John at all. Plenty of big posies. What was that? That door and house. How did it happen to clothes like that? Me not know. Might have been the wind. No, no, no. No wind tonight. Well, doesn't matter. Maybe we make light in this room, huh? No need to, Tondo. Tondo, hear that? Ah, tap on the window. Let me go look. See anything out there? No. I'll have a look outside. Do you not see anyone? No, I hear. What's this? What you find there? Look here, Tondo. I found this note just inside the door. Kimmer's hubby. Right or not the side of house. Wherever it is, they wanted to be sure we got this note. Look up the fire there. Got enough light for me to read it. Seems to be a night of strange happenings. Not a loot, Tondo. I can make it out now. What note say?  Oh, right note. I don't know. It looks like a girl's handwriting. Might be fine writing. Well, educated. I'm going to have a quiet look into Leigh's room. I'd like to know what this note means. Watch the floor, not make squeak. I'll be careful. Leigh. You, what? What are you doing there? Air. Gotta have air. Be all right out of doors. Yeah, let me help you. Oh, thanks. I'll lean on you a little. What were you doing in the corner of the room? I was confused. Couldn't find the door. Dizzy. I'll be all right out doors. Just leave me alone. You turn up late. No, no, my eyes. Just let me out of doors. The house tonight. Leigh, you're too weak to go out of the house.  No, no. Let me go. Air, you're stronger than you acted a minute ago. Oh, so you're not staying back. I've got a gun. I'm bloody strong now. Better change than you, Leigh. Turn that light up, Tutto. Ah, me fix it. No, you don't. You stand still. Keep it to me. Hear Blaston Potter in this corner.  That's what I planned.  I didn't figure to risk being tried for murder, but if that's the only way to get rid of you, I'll do it. Maybe the explosion will destroy the evidence. Who hired you to do this, Leigh? That's none of your business. Well, if you're going to shoot us, you might at least satisfy our curiosity. I'll tell you just this. You thought the Black Arrow Legion was licked, didn't you? Well, it ain't. It's going to be stronger than ever before. That's what I wanted to be sure of. Now, Leech, I'm slapping leather. All right, Tutto. Step on that fuse now. All right, you pull that lightning drawer. You shot my gun away. All right, and now I'm going to. I tell you never shot to kill. Well, this time, Mr. You'll shoot to kill. You won't get me. I'm going out that window. You told us what we wanted to know. I'm going, Mr. And you'll follow with your own peril. Here, Rex can take this. That's all right, Tutto. I want to see where he leads us. Come on, after him outside. Get up there. This way. We risk death before this. After him, Tutto. Get him up, scoundrel. Come on, sir. Hooray! What you have just heard is a copyrighted feature of the Lone Ranger Incorporated.


Did you know that President Ronald Reagan designated the third Sunday of July as National Ice Cream Day? Well, he did. And so today we are making some strawberry, fresh strawberry ice cream that is gluten-free, it's paleo, it's dairy-free, and it's delicious. Now for me, I want my ice cream to be nice and creamy and just decadent. That's what we're going to do today and our base for this is going to be coconut milk and cashews. So, stay tuned. I'm Rockin' Robin and I'm going to show you how to make it right after this. So let's go over our ingredients and I'll show you what's in this. First up, we have our coconut milk. Now you want to use full-fat coconut milk because fat is super important for a nice, creamy, rich consistency. So, and I've refrigerated these and we'll show you the rest of that later. I have some cashews, these are raw cashews that I have been soaking for about two and a half, three hours. You want to soak them for quite a while so that they're nice and soft and then they will blend up and dissolve pretty much into our mixture. We have some fresh strawberries. I have some arrowroot here that is sort of a thickener that's going to kind of keep things nice and keep it together. Now to sweeten this up, I'm using maple syrup and some regular white sugar. I'm using a combination and how much sugar I'm going to use is going to depend on how sweet my strawberries are. I need a little bit of salt and some vanilla extract. So to make this recipe, you want to use an ice cream maker. I have a Cuisinart right over here and that's the type that has the little insert that you put in the freezer for 24 hours before you make your ice cream. So to start our recipe, we're going to take our cashews, like I said, they've been soaking for hours now. We want them to be nice and soft and I'm just going to drain the water out and we're going to place those into the Vitamix mixer. You want to get these cashews blended up so that you don't even know that they're there. They need to be very, very fine and if you don't get them really fine, your ice cream is going to turn out a little bit gritty and we don't want that, right? We're shooting for super creamy here.  Now with the second can of coconut milk, I refrigerated it remember and so what that does is it sort of separates the fat from the water and so I took out just the fat of that one and added it to the blender. Now that makes about 21 ounces of coconut milk, which works really well in our recipe and it fits in our ice cream maker. Alright, so we got that in there. Now I'm going to go ahead and place the maple syrup. Now I'm going to add just a portion of the sugar because I'm not so sure how sweet my strawberries are yet so I'm going to pour some of that in, maybe half of it and then we'll add those later and we'll test it. Okay, so now a little bit of vanilla extract. We'll put that with a little pinch of salt and the arrowroot. Now we're going to blend this up really well so that those cashews are, they dissolve. Now with a Vitamix it doesn't take very long to do that, maybe a minute, maybe less. If you have a regular blender go ahead and plan on mixing that for probably a couple of minutes at least until you get that nice smooth texture. And I'm going to taste it right now just to see how creamy that is. Alright, we need to go a little bit longer. Sweetness is good. Super creamy. No detection of any nuts in there at all. Perfect. So now we can add the strawberries. Now you don't want to over mix these either. But you want to make sure that the chunks of strawberries are not too large. Because if they're large what you're going to end up with is, you know, strawberry ice cream that has these hard chunks that are icy and not too desirable. So we do want to mix this up pretty well. Alright, so I'm going to put this into some mason jars. We need to chill this down. It's got to be really cold, you know, maybe three or four hours. Overnight's better. I'm going to use an ice bath to speed things up and put it in smaller containers. So like I said, we'll put these in the refrigerator and we'll come back when these are chilled enough to put in our ice cream maker. Now it's time to churn the ice cream. So I took out my insert from the freezer. I'm going to put my little, this is a little churner thing that goes in there. I'm going to turn on first before I add the ice cream mixture and that's supposed to help it keep it from, you know, getting really rock hard right in the beginning. Alright, so the ice cream is done in just 15 minutes on my machine. Everything was chilled so I think that's why it firmed up. Let's get that out of there. I've got my two dishes here that I'm going to be placing this in. Look at this, this all came out. Look at that, maybe I'll only need one. It's nice and soft and I have to admit I did try some already and I'm loving it. You know, this is going to melt quick, especially under the lights here, but I'm going to smooth it out. Let's get the rest of this in here and then we'll get this in the freezer. Like I said, I've tasted it already. In fact, I'm going to taste it again right now. I'll just tell you because I got to get it in the freezer. This is totally, totally smooth and creamy, rich tasting, strawberry tasting. The strawberries I used were really ripe so they have some really nice flavor to them, not just sweetness but just good strawberry flavor.  One of the biggest complaints that you might have about making homemade ice cream is that it gets rock hard in the freezer after it's sitting in there for a day or two, right? Really super hard to get out. What you can do there is you can add some alcohol to it if you want to. I've never tried that so I don't know if it works or how good it is, but they say you can add a couple of tablespoons of, say, vodka because vodka has no flavor, you won't even notice that it's in there and alcohol doesn't freeze so that's supposed to keep your ice cream soft. Well, let me know if you try it and leave it down in the comments. I'd love to hear it. Now the other thing you can do is to store your ice cream in a shallow dish and that's supposed to keep it from getting rock hard. Kind of makes sense, right? It's not so dense so that's what I'm going to do and also a lot of times you'll find that it gets icy on the top of your ice cream which is undesirable in my view. I like it creamy so you can prevent that by taking a piece of saran wrap and placing it right on top of the ice cream so that it's touching it and then put your lid on it and store it that way and that should really keep the ice away. And then as a last alternative, as far as getting your ice cream soft is you can just let it sit out and thaw for just 10, 15 minutes, whatever it takes so that you can scoop it out. So thanks so much for watching everybody. I hope you enjoyed it.  What's your favorite flavor? I'd love to hear that down below in the comments. Let me know and let me know if you're going to try this recipe. If you'd like to subscribe to my channel go ahead and click the subscribe button right up here at the end of the video and there's one down below and also there's the bell down there and you want to click that bell so that you'll be notified every week when my new videos come out. No one should have missed any. Alright, thanks again for watching. Happy Ice Cream Day and we'll see you next time. Bye.


I'm Patricio Dalton, an associate professor in the Economics Department and I work on development economics. I was born in Abjardina, in a neighborhood that is really poor, so I bring all these kind of experiences here in my research and that's my aim, to help people scape forward. My name is Abura Kras, I'm an associate professor in the Economics Department. It was great to work with Patricio Dalton in this project. We compliment each other well because he's interested in micro-development aspects and I'm interested in macro-development aspects. In this project we are interested in how we can raise the productivity level of small retailers in Jakarta, in the context of Indonesia and understanding how business practices relate to their productivity growth. What we do is to curate the local knowledge available. We develop a handbook of business practices. We distribute the handbook around 1000 retailers and then we top up this handbook with movie and with assistance. Every morning, millions of people in Indonesia start their day. Even though they are small, they don't pay much attention. These people are called the traditional economy. They are the backbone of the community. We prove that this was really effective for these retailers and we prove their profits by 35%. The scientific impact is about the novelty of the methodology that we utilize. The idea that we need to go down to the local context, understand how business practices are being implemented by successful retailers and understand how we can disseminate these successful retailers' experiences to the rest of the society. I think the side of the impact is that we help hundreds of poor people to have better lives even in the long run. We also train a lot of people in Jakarta. More than 100 people were involved in this project and we train them so we also create some capacity there as well. One important barrier that I believe that we changed was that there are certain beliefs among smaller retailers in this type of developing country context that you really need to be educated in order to apply good business practices. We created this handbook which helped us to disseminate this business practice knowledge in a simple way. When we observed our results, we ended up seeing that also those who did not have too much of education ended up utilizing our handbook and gaining in terms of productivity as well as business growth too. Now we will try to publish it and then we want to scale it up. We want to see how to use the same approach in other settings in other countries to test it and also we really want to go back to these firms five years later and see how they improve their lives or not because we know how their lives have improved one year and a half later but the longer effect would be really interesting to know. This award is very important for us because it's about impact. Our contribution both to the science as well as to the society in this project was about this impact, this outcome effects that we generated and therefore it is really great. It's really nice to know that we are being acknowledged about our impact achievement in this project and therefore we are very happy.


Let us start today financial instruments standard, how to present and how to record in the books. First of all the learning outcomes. This standard will help students to understand the financial instruments and their classification. So important thing is there are a number of financial assets and liabilities, equity, so their classification. They will manage to record, report financial instruments in appropriate value in financial outcomes. Any loss or gain, interest or dividends calculated on financial instruments. Now the objective and scope. The objective of IS32 is to establish principles for presenting financial instrument as assets, liabilities or equity. For offsetting financial assets, financial liabilities. It happens that you have financial assets, at the same time you have a financial liability. So you can offset it. It applies to the classification of financial instruments for the prospects of issue of financial assets, financial liabilities and equity. IS32 shall be applied by all entities of all types of financial instruments except IS27 which is regarding the consolidation and IS19 which is again a different standard, writes an obligation under insurance contract to establish principle of presenting financial instruments. That is first thing to make sure. Then the definition of financial instruments, classification of equity versus financial liability, compound financial instrument. This is an instrument where you have two things together, liabilities as well as equity. Then trading stocks, the trading shares and then offsetting. Now the definition, first of all a financial instrument is a contract that give rise to both a financial assets of one enterprise and financial liability or equity instruments to another enterprise. A very simple example. When you sell something, so you create receivable. But the other party who is buying from you will create a liability accounts payable. So one party is creating an asset, the other party is creating a liability. They should be classified according to their substance and not merely their legal form. This is again a substance means that what actually it is, not really the legal side of it. The fundamental principle of IS32 is that financial instrument should be classified as financial assets, financial liabilities and equity instruments. According to the substance of the contract, not the legal form. When a company raise finance, we have to classify as debt or equity. For example, a company want to issue shares, so they are creating equity. And if the issue let's say debenture or bonds, they create debts. The classification not subsequently change based on change circumstances. Once you classify a certain asset or liability or equity, you cannot change it. It should remain as it is still such time that asset is going to be eliminated from the balance sheet. Now the financial assets, a contractual right to receive cash or other financial assets from another enterprise. You may receive cash against it or you may receive some other assets against it. A construction right to exchange financial instruments with another enterprise under conditions that are potentially favorable. So you can only exchange when there is a favorable conditions to you. Financial liabilities, a liability that is contractual obligation that you owe something to somebody to deliver cash or other financial assets to another company. To exchange financial instruments with another enterprise under condition for potentially unfavorable. Now equity instruments, any contract that evidence residual interest in the assets of an enterprise after deducting all of its liabilities. Basically this is equity that assets minus liabilities would remain that is the equity. So equity is separately shown not as a liability. Although you may say when company issuing shares so they are accepting a liability that they are taking the money from you and they are supposed to pay back but not like that. Equity you cannot claim from the company. If you do not like to continue with the shares you can sell it in the market but you cannot force the company to pay back your money. So that is why it is not a liability of the company it is equity. Thank you very much.


So, that filtering process is pretty nice, but obviously we want to make it a little bit more intuitive for anybody who is actually using the spreadsheet. You might be the person who designed it, but it would be nice if we were able to hand this off to whoever kind of worked with us. So one of the things we can do is we can add a little bit more of a visual effect to the filter. Instead of intuitively knowing I want to click on the drop-down menu here and say, selecting only Friday to get my view, what I can actually do is I can use this option called inserting a slicer. Now this is in my design tab, and as soon as I click on this insert slicer, what this does is it asks me, what do you want to be able to apply an effect with? So let's say, for example, I say day, and then why not? I'm going to say segment as well. Now as soon as I hit OK, what I see is two boxes that appear on my screen. I'm going to move them up so that we can just see them kind of side by side, or right there. Well, now that I've got this, I have now a visual aid. If I only want to look at, say, Saturday coffee and special drinks, I can do that. I can actually specify these things by clicking on these. So suddenly I'm able to narrow things down. If I want to remove it, I just offer this clear filter section. And if I want to select more than one option, I would click the first option, and then holding the control key, I select the second option. So suddenly I can see Sunday and Saturday's all segments, or Saturday and Sunday's coffee and special drinks.


Okay, welcome everyone. Let's pray and then we will begin. Would anyone like to lead in prayer? If you have, there's no mic. There's no mic over there. Okay, fine. So then the online students, if you may lead, that will be really wonderful. I want to request one of us to please lead. Anyone? Esther? Esther Clement? Yes. Praise the Lord, sister. Just a moment. Yeah, sure. A gracious, loving, heavenly Father God, we praise and thank you for your loving presence amidst the first this morning time, O Lord God. As we begin our journey to learn, O Lord God, and learn from your revelations, O Father God, Lord, you take over our thoughts and our hearts, O Lord God, that we may imbibe and Lord richly, Lord God, be blessed by the word and the learning we get from our faster, O Lord God, bless her mightily, Lord God, for the wonderful service and Lord God, fill us all with your divine wisdom, Lord, with the spirit of excellence be upon us, Father God, we commit and dedicate this day into your mighty hands. We pray this prayer in the most precious name of the Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Amen. Amen. Amen. Thank you, Esther. And this morning as we go through our next subject or the next topic here, I will require people to read scriptures. And since we don't, we are not using a mic here on campus, I want to request the online students to be prepared to please read us some of the scriptures as we go along. And I hope that's okay. All right. So in the last class, we began to speak about faith and the fact that the Lord Jesus taught us about faith. So even though we examined the concept of sovereignty where God is able and can do anything, he always depends on man's faith or he has chosen to depend on man's faith. In other words, we must demonstrate faith to receive from God. We must demonstrate faith to see certain things happen. Without faith, those things will not happen. Even if God is able, even if God is strong enough or capable to do those things, our faith is very, very important. And we saw how Jesus taught about it. And Jesus said, remember, I made all of us repeat, have faith in God. It was Jesus who said, have faith in God. When we have faith in God, there are things that are done or accomplished, which cannot be done otherwise. So we looked at what Jesus did regarding faith or his association with faith and what he taught about faith. So that is what we are looking at right now. So we are in chapter three of our notes and we went section by section. And the first one we said is that Jesus recognized and responded to faith. So whenever he went some place to minister, he could identify faith. So from his inner being, he could sense the faith that someone carried within them. So that is noticed everywhere in the ministry of Jesus. He recognized faith and whenever he found faith, he responded to faith. And then in the next section, we said that Jesus was the one who asked people to have faith in order to receive. So even when he knew what people needed, he expected them to tell him, what is it that they wanted from him? And we saw some examples like the blind men, when they came to Jesus, he asked them the question, do you believe that I am able to do this? So he knew that people had heard about him and all that, but he tested the faith. Like, what is it that you believe regarding this matter? And when they told him, yes, Lord, we believe that you can heal us, then he went ahead and said according to your faith, let it be done for you. So it's as if the Lord Jesus was asking people to have faith. It's when people had faith that something will be released to them. So even today, as we look at our own lives, there are so many things that we want to see God move in. So many areas of our lives where we want breakthroughs, we want deliverance, we want healing, we want miracles, we want blessings, but God is looking for faith. It's as if he's asking us, do you believe this can happen? And it's when we respond saying, yes, Lord, we believe, or I believe you can do this. That's when Jesus would say, okay, according to your faith. So whatever is your faith, you receive according to that faith. So Jesus asked for people to carry faith in their hearts. The other thing that we saw last class is that the Lord Jesus encouraged faith even in hopeless situations. The daughter of Jairus had died and the people around said, why do you even want to ask Jesus? Like, let him go because your daughter is already dead, but Jesus encouraged him.  Similarly Lazarus, when Lazarus died, same thing, Jesus said, if you believe, you will see the glory of God. So in a seemingly hopeless situation, if we find that Jesus is encouraging hope, encouraging faith, okay? So that really shows us that when we have faith, even in a hopeless situation, God can do something. And in both these cases, what had happened to the people, Jairus's daughter and Lazarus, what happened to them? They died, okay? So it's a really hopeless situation. The worst that, you know, one would expect to happen when they go for ministry, but even in the midst of a hopeless situation, the Lord Jesus encouraged people to have faith and when they had faith, there was a breakthrough. So now let's see what are some of the other lessons that we can learn regarding faith and why, the reason why we are learning about all this is so that we can use faith in our relationship with God, in our walk with God and understand how faith operates. Because all of us have to apply faith, isn't it? We all need to apply faith in daily circumstances. We need to apply faith, not just when there is a crisis. In every circumstance, we must apply faith and when we have faith, mountains are moved, doors are opened, okay? So faith is essential, faith is very important. Jesus encouraged, the fourth section here says, Jesus encouraged people to act their faith. So there is something about taking a step in faith. Now we may carry faith in our hearts, but there are times when God says, if you have faith, you've got to do something about it, okay? So there is an incident where 10 lepers came to Jesus. This is in Luke chapter 17 verses 11 through 19 and they came and they, you know, begged Jesus to heal them. And what did he tell them? He told them in verse 14, go show yourself to the priests and it continues. And so it was that as they went, they were cleansed. So there are the lepers who came to Jesus and they're asking Jesus to heal them. Jesus could have said a word or Jesus could have touched them or Jesus could have, you know, maybe rebuked the leprosy, so many things Jesus could have done, but he depended on their faith. How did he depend on their faith? He told them, go your way, show yourself to the priests and the scripture says, as they went, they were cleansed. So it just goes to reveal that when we carry faith in our hearts, sometimes the miracle will come when we step out with the faith. Now these men, lepers, they could have stood there and said, we won't go. What if they didn't go? What would have happened if they didn't go? Exactly. So they will, they would not have received their miracle, which is healing from leprosy if they didn't go. But because they went, what happened? What happened? They were healed, they were cleansed and the miracle took place. So what was Jesus's expectation for the 10 men to put action to their faith? Okay, now there are other instances as well.  So there is an action when God tells us something, we may not have all the answers about how it is going to happen, you know where it is going to happen. Imagine if the lepers and this father, the noble man, if they had stood there and asked questions to Jesus, how will I be healed? How will she be healed? How will he be healed? What are you going to do? What are the steps that you want to employ?  But instead of standing there and questioning Jesus, not that having questions is bad or wrong, but the point I'm making is acting on your faith. Instead of demonstrating unbelief in a given moment is very, very important. So both these people or both these testimonies reveal that people acted on what Jesus said. So sometimes God wants us to take a step before we can see the manifestation of the promise. I mean, in my own life, I'm just trying to think there are so many examples where I've had to take the step first and then the miracle comes. Before obeying, it's quite scary that God is asking you to do this, but what could be the outcome?  And as you take the step, the healing will come, the wisdom will come, the understanding will come, the resources will come. And so many wonderful miracles begin to take place. So I was just thinking of the time when I had to do my higher studies and it was a really challenging season because I made a choice of a particular subject that I wanted to study and the place where I want to go and study. But all the paperwork to go to that place, it just got delayed. I needed to leave on the 12th and it's already the 7th and I don't have the letter that they stamp and say, you can go to even travel. I don't even have that approval in my hand, still the 7th of the date. But it was as if God was telling me, you have to go. You just go. Okay. And it's the funniest situation that I have been in because I was packing my bags and I was, you know, getting ready and all with nothing, but things still not done. And it was amazing how things fell in place. But it was when I was moving towards what God had told me to do. So it always reminds me of how God comes in and he ministers when we take action on what he is telling us to do. I remember another incident of one of our students in the location where I minister, she had a very similar situation. She had applied for her higher studies and she was going, same thing. Like she was not getting her papers on time and even after she went, there were many things which didn't really work out for her to get a job on the university campus. The portal was not opening and it was pretty, you know, very sort of discouraging. But I remember even her fate journey, how she was taking step after step to just do what God is telling her to do. So right from here, like she would message me and say, the portal is not opening. Can you agree with me? Let us pray together. So I wrote down a prayer for her, sent the message to her and said, okay, agree with me. We both are going to pray this prayer. You prayed over the computer in the name of Jesus. Log in, prayed over the computer. I know it sounds really crazy, but you know, prayed over the computer in the name of Jesus. Command it, you will open in Jesus name. I am going to do this. I'm going to sign up. And it's amazing because after we send the prayer, she tried, she had tried for two days or something and it was not opening. After she said the prayer and she logged in, it opened. And she texted me back saying, pastor, it's opened, you know, and I'm just going to apply now. And she got the, you know, part-time job on the campus. So step by step expressing your faith and just moving forward. But you need to take action.  And I'm not going to do anything. Whenever he wants to open, let him open. Whenever he wants to teach me this, let him teach. You know, whenever he wants to give me that opportunity, let him give. And if I sit down, nothing will work. So there are times when we have to put our faith to action.  God is the one who is moving me in this path. What action is God expecting me to take? Okay, I will take that action. Right? So initially, it may not feel comfortable. You may think that, oh, am I acting too fast? What am I doing? But when God is leading you, there are some circumstances and situations where he will ask us to act. You first act and as you do it, the miracle will come. Okay?  Okay? Generally, what we say along with that is, move your shoulders, check. Right? How does it help to move the shoulders and check? Because you're putting action to your faith. So as you believe and as you move your hand, what happens? Sometimes that's when the, that's when the healing comes. That's when the miracle happens. You have to act on it. Till we act on it, nothing will happen. Right? So faith to be expressed through action and Jesus taught that there were times when he expected the people to do something. You have faith? Okay, show me, do something. That's how he demanded faith from people's hearts. So when we say that we have faith, we need to take action. So that is, you know, something that we observe in scripture. Another example given here is from John chapter nine, when there is a blind man and Jesus mixes, you know, some clay, puts it on his eyes and he tells him, you go and wash in the pool of Siloam. So till that man went and washed in the pool of Siloam, what happened? Healing didn't come. But once he washed, then the healing came. So though we say we have faith, we've got to show our faith with action. Right? So it's, it's like saying, okay, I believe God has called me for this ministry. Okay, what are we doing if God has called us for that ministry? What are the steps we are taking or God has called me for this career? What are the steps that we're taking in order for us to serve in that role? So as the Lord leads, take the connected or the corresponding action that reveals the faith which we carry in our hearts. Okay, so let's move on. The next point here is that Jesus demonstrated that faith could affect nature. There was a situation when Jesus and his disciples encountered a storm. They were in a boat and they encountered a storm in Luke chapter eight and at that time the disciples, what happened to them? They got scared, they were fearful, looking at the storm and they come and they wake Jesus up and imagine, you know, Jesus is so calm that even in the storm, he is sleeping. They come and wake up Jesus and they ask him to help them and in verse 24, they come and say, Master, Master, we are perishing then he arose and rebuked the wind and the raging of the water and they seized and there was a calm. So they received their miracle by getting Jesus' attention. They woke him up and then Jesus woke up, he spoke to the winds, he spoke to the waves and it calmed down. Okay, but the next thing that we see in verse 25 is Jesus was quite upset and it's not a happy situation when Jesus is upset. So he's telling his disciples now, the storm has ended but in verse 25, he says to his disciples, where is your faith? Why do you think he said, where is your faith? Okay, someone from the online batch would need to answer me today. Yes, so thank you Akhil for that. Jesus had told them that they will go to the other side. So what was the promise of God? That they will reach the other side as they travel on the boat. But when the storm came, they lost their faith. They got so scared that they thought they're going to sink or they're going to die. They woke Jesus up to save their lives. But it was as if Jesus was asking them, but I told you, you'll be fine. Where is your faith? Some small circumstance happened and they all got scared. So Jesus is saying, I thought you trust me, even when things go wrong, that you're going to be strong. But look at the way, you're getting scared and look at the way you are revealing your unbelief. So that is why he's asking them, where is your faith? What happened to your faith? What else does he say? So he asks them, where is your faith? Now, where is your faith was more like a rebuke. Rebuke is a scolding. When somebody says, what? I told you to do this. You didn't do it. It's like a scolding or a rebuke to the disciples. Another reason why Jesus rebuked them is because when the storm happened, he expected them to use their faith to calm the storm. So ideally, what should have happened is when there was a stormy situation, the disciples who have been with Jesus for so long, they should have known that they can also speak to the winds and the waves and it will calm down. But nobody carried any faith in their hearts in order to do this. They had already seen Jesus showing his power over nature. They had seen how Jesus could multiply food, how Jesus turned water into wine. They had seen or rather in Jesus's life, we see him dealing with nature quite powerfully. He walked on the water. So even when it came to nature, Jesus demonstrated his faith and he released the power of his faith by issuing a command. So what do we learn from this? The same thing is applicable today because when we look at nature, there is, as per God's design, when we release faith, it affects nature. So this is applicable when it comes to the weather or it is applicable when it comes to, there are so many things that you can look at in nature, but even when we speak healing to the body, we can speak. You must have seen this. People say commands like, I speak to the circulatory system or I speak to the respiratory system, be healed in Jesus' name or years you will open in the name of Jesus. I speak to the eyes, be healed in Jesus' name. One of the reasons why we do this is because it works. We've seen that in the ministry of Jesus. We can command nature and natural things will respond to commands or issues of, commands of faith. So this is for our application and Jesus did quite a lot of that and in fact, to teach his disciples regarding faith in Mark chapter 11, what he does is, he looks at a fig tree. Most of you will know this incident. There was a fig tree and when Jesus went looking for figs, there was no figs. So what did he do? He rebuked it. He cursed the fig tree. Now what happened is that after Jesus cursed the fig tree, the very next day Jesus and his disciples were walking past the same fig tree and one of the disciples looked at the fig tree and said, Hey look, it's dried up. Okay, it's like within 24 hours, Jesus cursed it the previous day and now within 24 hours, what has happened? It dried up and so the disciples are shocked and they are amazed and they're wondering how did this happen? That's when Jesus, Mark 11, 22, he says, have faith in God and then he goes on to talk about how if one has faith in their heart and they speak to the mountain. Okay, so having faith in our heart and speaking is connected and we observe that even nature responds to our commands and wherever required in our faith journey, there may be times when we have to use this to be able to speak to the nature, the winds, the waves, the clouds, the rain but what we understand from scripture is that when we carry faith in our hearts, even these things are possible and Jesus actually expected his disciples who were in the boat with him to make those commands but they didn't do it. That is why he rebuked them and he said, where is your faith? You could have done it. Why did you wake me up? You could have commanded and so today you and I can apply this and we can speak even to nature. So as I'm sharing all these things, I don't want us to keep this as knowledge in our heads and think that okay, some time in my life I'm going to use it but you can practice it on a day-to-day basis. So if there is a situation where you would need to speak, whether to your own body, somebody's body or you know some weather condition situation, go ahead and speak and you will see the result of it. So I don't know if it is too much to digest for some of us but it's in the scriptures and this is how Jesus worked. Now let's move on. What else did we see Jesus do with faith? In the section number six here, we find that Jesus accommodated people outside of God's agenda in response to faith. Now in the previous class, I think I mentioned that when Jesus did his ministry, he had a mandate or he was commissioned by the Father to bring salvation to the whole world. However, when he was demonstrating healings and deliverances and all, he had still not gone on the cross, isn't it? So once he went on the cross, salvation is for all of mankind but before he went on the cross, we would find him ministering only to the Jews because he was acting on the covenant or the promise which he had with Abraham. God had promised Abraham that I am going to demonstrate my power in your life and in the lives of your descendants and so you find Jesus only ministering to Jews. But there were two incidents where non-Jews came to Jesus and they asked Jesus for a miracle. So one is the Centurion who came the Roman Centurion in Matthew chapter 8, his servant was sick okay? So he comes and he asks Jesus and we've seen his example. He says, Lord only say a word and my servant will be healed. Now this Centurion was not a descendant of Abraham. So what must Jesus do technically? He must refuse the miracle because he's not from the lineage of Abraham. But when there was faith in the heart of a man, Jesus did the miracle anyway. It's a very big thing. Somebody is outside of the covenant. All the promises are for the people of the covenant but here comes a man with what in his heart? Faith in his heart, to Jesus and he's not even part of the covenant and he says, Lord I know if you say one word my servant will be healed and Jesus is amazed. He says, wow what faith I've not seen this kind of faith, great faith. He appreciates him and he says okay you go your servant will be healed and scripture says, in that same hour immediately the servant was healed. So God moves wherever there is faith. Even when Jesus was supposed to minister only under the covenant, he still did a miracle for people who were outside of the covenant because of faith. One man carried faith and the miracle happened. In the same way in Matthew chapter 15, there is a lady, she comes to Jesus and she says, you know my child is tormented, oppressed by demons. Jesus, you need to set my child free. You know what Jesus tells her? The bread which is to be given to the children cannot be given to the dogs. What do you think he meant? It's quite hurtful to hear something like that. Imagine we go to Jesus and we say you need to heal my child or my loved one and Jesus says the bread which belongs to the children cannot be given to the dogs. It's as if Jesus is saying you know you're not a child okay and it's as if he's saying you know you come under the category of or you know like you're not accepted. So when you hear something like that what would be our first reaction? We're so upset. I came all the way to talk to Jesus and look how he's talking to me. You know he's so he's being so rude but think about the lady. She was so desperate. She didn't care about the comment. She said Lord even the dogs eat the crumbs meaning she had decided in her heart whatever he says I don't care. I want my miracle. I will take my miracle and only then go. So she doesn't get angry. She doesn't get upset. She shows her faith by saying even the dogs get the crumbs Lord and Jesus is like amazed wow.  So think about this. She was outside of the covenant. She's like a Syrophoenician, a woman, Canaanite woman but on that day she got a miracle. So God did a miracle outside of the covenant because there was faith in a woman's heart. So it really tells us so much about God that when God finds faith it's as if he kept the rules aside and said okay there are rules but I'll keep it aside because you have faith. Let me do a miracle in your life and there are so many people even under the old covenant when you see people like Nama and Ruth. These are all people who were outside of the covenant but God did amazing miracles in their lives. Rehab, they're not people who are from the Abrahamic lineage but what was so special about these people they had faith. So when we have faith God will pass over a crowd to do a miracle for the person who carries faith. So this is how Jesus worked. He accommodated people even if they were outside of God's agenda and he responded to their faith. Are you all with me? Okay fine. So let me just look at some comments here. Lucy says God's word for the Gentiles and Jews too. He wanted people to understand this. Okay, yes Lucy. So God wanted everyone to understand the word but when it came to the covenant there were I mean there are certain restrictions. So it's only the people who are part of the covenant who can receive of the covenant blessings. So which is why Jesus was trying to stress and say that the Jews were the rightful, you know like heirs or they were the rightful people to receive the blessings and yet people who carried faith from outside of the covenant still receive their miracle. Okay, so I really hope that clarifies some things. Now let's move on to the seventh section here where it says Jesus helped people when they struggled in faith. So there are times when people were finding it difficult to have faith in God but in these times Jesus did not push them away. Instead he said don't worry, you know he encouraged and he said it's okay, you can have faith in me and you know he sort of kept them in trust and in faith and miracles happen. So there was a man whose son was demon possessed and he was struggling to have faith in Jesus. You know what he said in Mark 9-24 he said Lord I believe but help my unbelief meaning I have faith in my heart but there's also like a struggle that I'm going through Jesus. Please help me and Jesus helped that man. So even in our lives there could be times when you know we may feel like oh I don't have faith as big as a mountain or I don't have great faith, I don't have faith that will impress Jesus like this man who's looking for a deliverance for his child. He says yes Lord I believe but I also am struggling with unbelief, help my unbelief but in this case Jesus delivered the child anyway right. So when we seemingly lack you know the kind of faith that we should have we find that Jesus doesn't push us away. He still helps us. Think about the time when Jesus was you know in he the disciples were in the boat and Jesus was walking on the water. Matthew chapter 14, Jesus is walking on the water and in that situation what happened Peter says Lord you know have me come to you and so Jesus is very impressed. Imagine who would tell Jesus. Peter and the disciples are on the boat. Jesus is walking on the water. Among all the disciples there was only one man Peter who said Lord you ask me to come to you. He even imagined that it is possible for him to walk on water that itself would have impressed Jesus. He would have thought finally one guy one guy got it great you know. So one person Peter he says Lord ask me to come to you and Jesus is so happy he says come. Then what happens next? Peter steps out of the water and it's like a movie scene right in our minds. So he's walking on the water. It's amazing because till now none of the disciples have walked on the water. Jesus he's walking. Coolly he's walking on the water right. So there's this great demonstration of faith where Peter says ask me to come and Jesus says come. Peter steps out. He starts to walk on the water but what happens in the next scene? Peter looks here and there. He realizes oh my goodness I'm on I'm standing on water. How can this happen? This is not science. Okay the moment he thinks he looks here and there he starts to sink. So he's falling into the water. What should Jesus have done? Very good. You need to sink because you didn't believe in me. Did you do that? Thank God you know he didn't do that right.  So it happens even in our lives sometimes we start walking with God full of faith you know miracles all supernatural everything is happening but suddenly we look around we get distracted and it affects our faith and we start sinking and we think how did this happen? I was walking so nicely I was walking so well with the Lord and now I'm sinking what will God think about me but in this situation Jesus is not you know letting him sink and you know suffer instead he gives his hand and he says okay come on come up okay and he teaches him a lesson of course he gives him one small rebuke oh you of little faith you know one scolding does happen after that but then he says why did you doubt you should have believed all along not just in the beginning you have to believe all along right only then Peter would have been able to walk throughout and in a particular sermon they put it this way and they said when Jesus said come right one word is enough how did Peter walk it's as if he walked on that one word and God gives us a word a word of promise we need to hold on to that word and sometimes we are walking only on that one word yeah there's water there's storm there's everything happening around but you're walking on the word of God and the word of God is sustaining you in that situation so never forget that one word if God could only say one word and say come or do this do that I'm calling you something all we need is one word you hold on to that word we can even walk on water right but unfortunately distraction doubt and Peter looked around God scared but thank God Jesus doesn't push us away even when we fail in our faith he still gave his hand and said okay come on Peter come back up and you know things went on he taught him a lesson so even today just for us to remember there could be areas where we are struggling in our faith but know that God doesn't push us away he wants us to develop our faith but he encourages us to develop our faith okay so he helped people who struggled in their faith okay let's go ahead we will take a 10 minute break right now we'll come back and discuss more okay thank you thank you everybody


Okay guys, so welcome to Echocalypse. So for those who are in global and not included in the launch countries, as they stipulated that it's only going to be Asian countries that are going to be included in the official launch. So if you don't see Echocalypse in your Google Play Store or your Apple App Store, then you have to install the game through an APK. Okay, so when you install through an APK, you cannot purchase anything but you'll have the opportunity to play the game. I assume that by in a few months, they will be able to launch the game in more countries and you'll be able to purchase things from the store. But for now, as you can see here, this is their website and in their website, there is actually a banner here below which is download now. So I'm going to put the link of the website in the description so that you don't get lost. Just click the download APK here. Then it will download the APK, of course. Then you may install this APK either in your Android phone or in an emulator. Okay, so take note of that. Android only, no for iOS or Apple users. I'm going to give you guys a walkthrough just in case if you want to use an emulator on which emulator it works on. So far, I've been using Bluestack 7. As you can see here, it's going to be Nougat32. Okay, the version is Nougat32. You then proceed to this one, this file, APK install. Actually, I downloaded two already so let's click on one. So as you can see here, you're going to have to be patient with it as it installs and there you go. So you can play this in your emulator. Bluestack 7 is I'm recommending because I've been using it. I'm not sure with the other emulators but you can try. You can actually install it there as well. So let's run a coca-lips here and let's see how it goes. So as you can see, the game has started. Okay, so proof that the game is running or can run on an emulator. We just have to end it here. You can actually sign in ready as a guest or you can log into the account. I've made a re-roll guide and other stuff already yesterday so you may reference that. But before we end this guide, before we end this one, I'd like to lead you guys to my free to play account. Let's close this one. It's already open. Let's try the codes that are there. Okay, so we have two codes available for you guys to try out. I'm not sure if you guys have accessed this but let's try... Where's the code? It's going to be in basic date as a redeem code. The first code, just make sure that it's in all caps. So it's going to be echo777. Click confirm. There you go. Redeem successful. Then there's supposed to be one other code that I haven't tested yet. Testlovic. Okay, so let's try this one. And code redeemed as well. So let's check out what we got. So here are the two rewards. As you can see, both codes are valid. So claim and claim this one. Okay, so both codes I will also include in the description. So you don't have to look for it here in this video. So after you've seen this video, you may check out the description. I'll put the two codes there and there you go guys. So that is it for global players just in case you want to play the game and you can't find it in the Google Play Store and the Apple App Store. Then you have to download the APK, install it in an emulator, or install it in your Android phone. So that is it guys. Thank you very much for staying this far.  This is The Warden and I'm out of here.


Hey, what's up everybody? In this video I want to talk really briefly about why it's beneficial to shoot RAW when you have your Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 4K for low light situations. It can really save your footage. Luckily I used this when I was shooting my very first music video with this. I just got in the camera and I was shooting some low light stuff trying to make it look all cool and I completely underexposed it. Didn't quite know how to read the histogram, things like that at that point in time. Certainly didn't know about false color, which I know now. So I was able to salvage some of this footage just by the benefit that I had recorded it in Blackmagic RAW. And so as I brought it into DaVinci, you can actually adjust the ISO between the two different banks that you have. So the way that this works is the Blackmagic Pocket Cinema 4K is a dual ISO camera, meaning that it has two different banks of ISO. And so whichever one that you record into is the one that you can then change after the fact. So for these, luckily I had already set the ISO to something higher, something around 1200 or 3200. The base ISO for the lower bank is 400. And the base ISO for the upper bank, they say is 3200. I have varying results based upon what I'll show here. So let's kind of get into some of this footage. So what I've done here is I've opened up DaVinci Resolve and I've just pulled a couple of clips in that I'm not actually using for this music video just to kind of demonstrate how we can take something that actually was pretty dark and then make something usable out of it. So as you can see, some of these clips are pretty dark here. So let's just drag a couple of these down here onto the timeline. Some nice guitar. This is kind of an Americana music video. And then let's see, we've recorded some that was that we were driving. It's kind of a driving song at night. So we kind of wanted it to be moody and had this feeling to it. But as you can see, these are pretty, pretty dark, pretty underexposed here. So real quickly, let's just switch over to this color tab. And so since these were recorded with black magic raw, as you can see here, I can change the decoding here. So I'm going to set these to clip. And so what this allows me to do is it opens up these other settings so I can change the white balance. I can change the color space. I can change the gamma. I can importantly change the ISO. So you see I'm in the second bank here where it goes from 1250 up to 6400. And they say that the base here is 32. So you can see right away that brightened it up quite a bit. So we're doing better already. So but then we can also adjust the exposure here. And so the issue with this is once you start exposing it too much, obviously we have all this noise and you don't want this noise. So we want to adjust where we have a better exposed image, but the least amount of noise possible. And so we can see here, we switch back to 1250. It's pure black here. We can kick up the exposure quite a bit before we really get noisy. So you can see here that even though the base is this 3200, sometimes one of these other ones might actually look better. Now you see some of these in between are going to be way noisier than others. But I found that if I get to 1250, the bottom of this bank, that it's usually pretty good. And I can change the shutter roll off or something just to kind of make the blacks even blacker. We'll add a little bit of saturation here. You see we're starting to get a little bit of color pop, add a little bit of contrast to this. Now you see it's starting to kind of take shape and starting to look more like an actual clip. It's still not very well exposed, but kind of what we're going for here anyway is a little more of this darker look. And so this was actually recorded at HD and 120 frames per second because I like to do these slow motion B roll shots for these music videos. So you can see here the difference between these two clips already. And these were shot obviously right at the very same time. So this one is it's not adjusted at all. It's just however it was shot. And this one has already had some ISO adjustments and some exposure, saturation and contrast added to it. So let's do the same thing for this one. So we'll switch this over to clip. We'll experiment with this ISO a little bit, kick the exposure up. I'm seeing a lot of noise there already. So I'm just going to like the other one, I'm going to drop this back down to 1250, raise the exposure a little bit, add some saturation, add a little bit of contrast. And you can see this has started to look a little more dark country. So I also can change the midpoint here just to kind of brighten the entire image outside of the exposure. But this is going to add a lot of noise as well. So we don't really want to do this too much. So now let's switch over to this driving clip. And this is, I'm just sitting in the back seat of this guy's truck as he's driving around like he's singing to the radio. This is part of the video that we wanted to create here. So in this clip is super dark. So we need to do some major work on it. We may not be able to recover this clip. Lots of these I was not able to use. Luckily I did have enough that I was able to piece together this music video for him. He's a friend of mine anyway, so it wasn't really that big of a deal. It was more of an experiment with this black magic camera that I had just gotten. And I really wanted to do something with it to test the low light. So for this clip, we'll switch over to here. As you can see, I recorded this one obviously at 1600. This is going to keep the ISO that you actually recorded it at as the default in the second bank. So we'll try this. Let's kick this one up to 32. Let's try this at the base ISO for this. Raise the exposure a little bit.  So we'll add a little bit of saturation. Kind of get that tungsten light coming in there. A little bit of contrast. Sorry, already this is looking a little bit more interesting. Right. So we're getting some of these pretty cool shots up here of the lights and of the sky. So let's see. Let's jump on ahead in this clip. So in here, we're trying to kind of balance out some of the lights behind us. And I also have a light in my hand that I'm trying to kind of shine to give a little bit of fake headlights from behind us just to kind of give that impression to the rear view mirror. Most of these shots, we're really trying to kind of get him singing through the rear view mirror or that kind of look. All right.  It's very, very forgiving, especially in low light. The trick is you want to make sure that you're in the right bank. You're either in the higher bank or the lower bank as far as the ISO goes because you can't change that once you already have it recorded. You can only change within that bank. But this is very, very powerful. If you have plenty of disk space or file space on your card or on your SD drive, highly recommend just shooting this raw at the highest level that you can. That way, when you get it back into your computer, then you're going to have the most flexibility to make the product what you want in the end, no matter how inexperienced or what kind of mistakes you made when you were actually filming it. And if you're like me, I'm a complete beginner to this type of thing. I come from an automatic setting. And so I'm just learning about how all of this works, how to set the white balance and how to set the ISO and how to set, make sure that you have your 180 degree shutter angle and all of these things. So I'll do more videos about that, how to make sure that you have these things set on the black magic pockets in my camera 4k so that you are more prepared that when you go out to do some running and shooting, that you don't have to spend too much time filling with the camera. You pretty much already know what you want to do and you get into the habit of doing this. So I've done plenty of videos and I'm still forgetting to set the white balance or something silly like that. So you just kind of want to get your process in place for all of these things so that you have your checklist of whenever you start to record, you're doing all of these things that you need. But recording in RAW is beneficial because you don't have to have all of those things right up front. If you make a mistake, if you forget the white balance, you can actually change the white balance. So these are all reasons why I highly recommend if you're a beginner that you try to shoot in RAW so that you can understand what you did wrong with your footage and then eventually you want to get to where you're shooting it right the first time in camera and then you can use something like ProRes if you want to have a smaller file size, if you don't really, if you're not caring too much about editing the final product as far as the exposure levels or anything else. But if you want maximum flexibility, you want to go with the RAW format. Thanks for watching this video. I hope this was helpful for someone. If you like to learn more about the Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 4K or the GH5 or filmmaking in general, make sure that you subscribe to the channel and give this video a like if it was helpful. So thanks for watching and we'll see you next time.


Here's a lot of video, my buddy Hawk. Sit. Yes. Stay. Touch. Stay. Hawk touch. Yes. Yes. Break. Hawk touch. Stay. Hawk come. Good sit. Hawk stay. Hawk come. Hawk come. Yes. Yes. Break. Good boy. Down. Down. Oh, that's tough for you, buddy. Good boy. Good down. Good. Down. Good. Good. Okay. Break. I'm just working with Hawk, my puppy. No leash. Just using negatives and positives with just food and avoidance to work on all of these basics. Heel, place, break, sit, stay, down, et cetera. It's fun. I figured you guys would like it. As you saw there at the end, started to get really sloppy. So that's just where you end it. But anyway, I wanted to show you guys just working with my Malinois. Completely off leash. And let me know what you guys think. Leave some comments below and give me some feedback. And this is gonna be my video for today because I didn't have any time to upload anything else. So I hope you guys like it. If you do, like it, literally. And then leave a comment below and give me some feedback. And if you guys like these lives, let me know because I'll do a lot more. I've got a lot of dogs to work.


Hi everyone, Joe for Jasby's CaseBreaks.com doing the filler for Origins, or doing the filler for Phoenix football, that random division break, which is coming up in the next video. But first we gotta do this Origins International Blaster Box. Ram Team Break 16. Now we got a few things happening here. First of all, we're gonna give away eight spots within the break. All right, then we're going to do the break itself, second dice roll. Third and final dice roll will be giving away those final three Phoenix football division spots. And that giant case is right behind me over here. The second half in the store already. Big thanks to this group for getting it on the action. Let's gather everybody's names here and let's roll it and randomize it. Two and a six, eight times. So top eight after eight, we'll get extra spots. Good luck. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, and eight. We got Nanty, Nicole, Brian, Chad, Nicholas, Michael, Bennett, and Nicole. Extra spots going your way. Little buy one, get one scenario for you. Thanks for getting in. Hopefully it'll come in handy when we're giving away those division spots. Everyone else don't worry, you're still involved. Still part of the break, still part of the division randomizer. All right, now let's do the break itself. There are the teams. Here's the list right there. Let's roll it and randomize it. Names and teams, six and a six, full 12 times. Yeah, imagine Dennis Rodman in the era of social media. The pop rots, you're already like following him back in the dark ages of the 90s. So imagine in today's social media, it's a different challenge. Six and a six, 12 times for the teams. Here's Jacksonville down to New England. And going back to what Mike Towers saying about Giannis who had revealed he almost retired in 2020 because of just mental health and all that, when you're an athlete of that caliber, the bar that you set for yourself is just so ridiculously high and the pressure to perform and succeed at the same time also incredibly high. There's the first half, there's second half, no trade windows in these. The fact that he even admits that that was, you know, that that was a thing for him, the fact that he grinded through it and became the player he is today just shows you the mental strength that he has. Cause you gotta have that. It's not just physically, I mean, obviously you have to be gifted physically. But on the other half of it, it's mental. All right, big thanks to everyone here. Everyone just thinks, oh, they're millionaires. They're playing a game.  More exposure, more problems. More money, more breaks. That's actually a good one. James, that's a good thing. In that case, that's a good problem to have. What do we got here? Got some Desmond Ritter, a Hassan Haskins numbered card, a Pickins, the Haskins card will go to Nicole. Desmond will go to Nicholas and the ATL. Another Desmond Ritter right there for Nicholas and the ATL. The Dirty Birds, more for the ATL. That's a, it was a good, I feel like I had him in my, this guy in my flex spot during the fantasy football season. Tyler, I'll get you put together some decent games here and there. It's got some good upside. And a Kenny Pickett rookie card. Nice, that's gonna go to Bennett and the Pittsburgh Steelers. Not bad. Now, let's flip back over here. Three other hits, which will be those division spots. Those are pretty much hits, right? Let's gather everybody's names one through 32 for a third and final dice roll. So it's gonna be the top three right here getting in. All right, so there's everybody's names again. Talk to bottom, Brian down to Robert. Brian down to Robert. Third and final dice roll is gonna be three. Top three after three. Good luck. One, two, and three. After three times, it's gonna be a lot of sad faces here, especially spot four. Very close, Nicole. Just not quite. But four through 32. Thank you for giving it a shot. Top three, happy times for you and we're gonna see you in the next video. Nicholas is happy. Nancy is happy. Nancy is happy again. That extra spot coming in handy. She's got two of the three spots. The ends. Nancy's, Nicholas's, congrats. We'll see you in the next video for the break itself. Jaspy'scasebreaks.com, bye-bye.