It is that time when we turn our attention to the biggest game of the day and for the last two months and also of the year considering it is the Rugby World Cup here and New Zealand versus South Africa. What a game it is going to be from 9pm in Stade de France to see who is going to be the fourth winner of this edition of the World Cup. Let's say kick off the matters Mualimu. Welcome to the touchline. Your highlight of the week. Yes, thank you. Well, about the World Cup, there are one that Springboks are playing good rugby and also New Zealand are also playing good rugby. These are all teams that have played for more than 100 times. They are meeting against the finals and also the sixth nation champion fading to make it to the finals and also the host fading to make it to the finals. Yes, I think that's one of the key areas that for this particular World Cup it didn't go well because many expected at least that one of this particular sixth nation would make it to the finals because I kept investing billions of shelling in that particular tournament but unfortunately the South enemies were still dominating the World Rugby. Well, a big one there. Bari for you the question will be in 1995 how old are you? I was very young but it tells you the history of the game and especially the two main teams that have built the game that is like Mualimu is saying from the southern hemisphere, South Africa and New Zealand teams of great character but also great rivals so when it comes to tonight it's a one chance, I expect a very very good game. If you were to paint for us a picture of the 1995 World Cup final between New Zealand and South Africa because from what we read in history from 1995 it was also the biggest game in the world back then and also in that final it was also South Africa coming of age from apartheid and everything and them winning the World Cup was a big one for them. The historical meaning of this picture how can you paint it for the fans? Actually when you look at the tournament started in 1987, 1997 New Zealand won, 1991 Australia won then 1995 after independence after having from the apartheid I think South Africa now are admitted but initially they were playing but you see now they are not allowed to play for international competition but now it came up Nelson Mandela was actually the simple of the nation and who was in the stadium. I think that was what you refers mostly when the springbok is playing, especially in the finals when things are tight they say now we need the Madiba magic and actually South Africa won but see now actually the game was based on drop calls and penalties and like now this when people have improved and they are winning like for example in 1919 when South Africa we have Mappinbi who scored the first try for springbok in the World Cup. Initial the first one was through the penalties but Mappinbi scored and then also Okolbi had the second try so I think it has changed the shape of winning the World Cup for the springboks. Well it's a big one because you wait for these games and they don't come much often but you look at the players coming on to play this one but before we get into the game we just have to make a prediction for you by referring to where you are standing and how far you have watched the games so far between New Zealand and South Africa. Both of them are successful, three World Cup winners each in both sides. Where do you lean on who can win tonight between the two? Neutral ground. That's a very tough question but let me answer it in a clever way. The person who utilizes their lineouts well and also the kicking department if your kickers are doing the job effectively. I think that's where the difference will be because I doubt if there will be many tries in this tournament, in this final. They'll be tight. They'll be very tight and they'll try to crowd any of the dangerous players so I can't give exactly as Colin will win but whoever will take the opportunities in the key areas of the match will take it all. Well, it is a game that also comes with a lot of mind games coming on to play with a lot of experience coming on to play with a lot of history coming in to play into this game. Can you give a prediction on who can actually go ahead and win this one and how can they win it? The game is too close to call because when you look at the two teams and how strong they are and how they have established, they have played together for many years and also the South African new guy Erasmus. You see now the guy is very sharp, the guy is very smart in terms it comes to coaching and also analyzing the game. So when you look at the way they have brought up their team, look at South Africa 7-1 split that tells you that Bakil they have come to destroy and if the game holds on for the first 20 minutes Springboks hold the New Zealand for the first 20 minutes. When you look at the tournament, the way it has gone when you analyze the game, you see Springboks have been finishing strong, especially the guys who are coming in, they are very strong, just look at the last minute. See people had given up, even the summit in the stadium had started leaving, thinking that Springbok had lost but Erasmus had known that the last guy that he bring in they'd be able to win the game for the Springboks and Bakil they did their duty and when you look at 7-1 split he has seen if all remain constant especially the Bucks. You see now the Bucks they are quite a number, they are balanced very well. Look at the New Zealand guy from Aaron Smith number 9, look at Richie Moong, look at Buden Barrett. We have Rieko and then we also have Willie Jordan. You see now he is a very clinical guy and look at also the Bucks of Springboks from Fafidi Klak when you go to Polat the guy who has come in and replaced Alibok in the finals. The guy who won the game for Springbok in 2019, those have the Allende, the guy specialist and even New Zealand, you see when you look at New Zealand media they are talking so much about the Allende, they are distracting. The guy who will be able to destroy the old Bucks number 12, the Allende and then you go to other guy Jesse Creel who has played 7s, I think Youngera knows him so well, they know he was playing together.  So he can be able also to support the team. Then now Chelsea Colby and Koods rearranged, those are very destructive and when you look at the last game they played at Twickenham, Springboks, the last build up match. Springbok won 35-7, you see these are the key players Chelsea Colby and Koods rearranged and then those who have the Allende but then Pollard was not there. So this is another addition that brought in to the team and this guy has experience. When you look at the Bucks of Springboks, they are very experienced players. The question usually is, it was actually very controversial when South Africa named their bench and did that 7-1 split. The first time they did was in a test match and it was actually against New Zealand they won. And now they are coming back, they tried it against Ireland in the pool matches, you saw the controversy that it brought out in that one and now they have actually managed to name it for this final. What is the controversy? What does this 7-1 split mean? That these other teams do not want that because most of the rugby pandits and former players and everybody are saying that the 7-1 split is destroying rugby. But from the South African perspective it is about innovation of their tactics and how they are going to play the game. So what does it mean, the 7-1 split and what does it mean for the game? It means well for the game because these are the rules and you see now what South Africa is winning, looking at it, how do you win the game? Let us also look at the other areas that coaches have not utilised. So this particular coaches of South Africa, Jack, Niba and Erasmus, they want to be ahead of the other coaches and they want to put springboks in the right. They have molded springboks. You see now their target was to bring the team, a strong team in 2019, then they come and win the World Cup in 2007. But you see now they have formed and worked so fast that they won the World Cup in 2019. And now this particular team have grown together. They have just brought in a few guys who have been brought into the team and the KwaGaS meet and Dion Furi. Ten who played in 2019 have been named in the line-up starting line-up. So these are very experienced and these coaches have been looking at where the other coaches are not utilising. When you look at what happened with the mark, the mark teams are used to kick and then the other teams again they attack. But see now they are calling, they have come for the scram down. So they are wondering which type of rugby is this. Even the commentators are wondering. Now this is a new way of playing rugby. And these guys, what they have done, they have gone out and they have analysed the game and said now we need to win the scram. Once we win the scram we will be able to get the ball and attack. And they can attack from there 22 because what teams fear making a mistake in 22 probably a penalty. But you see now these guys are specialising in their scrams. They will be able to win the scram, they will be able to attack and they will be able to score. Or if not, you see now they will be able to push the scram, they will be able to secure a penalty from the scram and then they will go for a line-up and they will get a ball. You see like what happened in England. You see now what Nani we already said. He told the guys we are coming here for scram down. And they want the scram, they got a penalty. Paula took it to 22. They had a scram and then they went for it. It was decided to scram. It was the last 7 minutes. People were saying the scram had been knocked out.  So 7-1 is about the breakdowns. They have very critical terms in the breakdowns. They are winning the breakdowns. They are securing their breakdowns and they keep on attacking and secreting the ball. You see now they are using it to break their attack line. And that's what's all about rugby. And that's the way of how the spring box is winning this particular game. So if New Zealand, I think they are masters, they are also going to scram well for this. But if they are able to win their scrams well, fine. But you see now the spring box are going to bring it out so they secure their breakdowns and also they break their attack line. Once they break their tie-knit it's okay. They are able to hold the New Zealand and they are able to win the game. Well, it is a game that everyone is waiting for and going to watch. And we've got to talk about also players who are coming on to this team. One player who has been a key figure for South Africa has got to be their captain Sia Kulisi. He was there in 2019 and is back also this time round. But when you look at Sia Kulisi away from the game itself, his leadership qualities that he brings to the team, it makes you admire the guy and that is someone who will lead in your lineup when you are going out against the all blacks. Exactly. We have worked him since 2019. And when you see him 4 years down the line, he still maintains the calm limina. Even under pressure he can still talk to the guys. He is very calm, collected and a natural born leader. Even studying when he is doing interviews, even post or pre-interviews. First of all, he is very intelligent. How he answers the question. How he interacts with this team. How he interacts with these coaches. The top down approach where he gets the message is clear from the top to his team. So I think having Sia is an advantage. Even sometimes when he is not playing much or even sometimes when he is maybe unfit or injured, you can feel the presence of Sia Kulisi. So I think the box are very lucky to have him. And we expect he wants to be history as the first captain to go back to back. So all eyes will be on Sia and how he talks to the boys. Sia Kulisi is a good one for South Africa and will be coming. But one winger from the New Zealand side is Willie Jordan. He is a very electrifying winger and can really play very well. How can South Africa play again as such a player? And some of the good players that New Zealand will bring on to the table against South Africa? What New Zealand will do will not allow those guys to play. They will rush on the defense, they will not allow them to pass the ball. But if they make the mistake that Ireland made and also Argentina made to allow these guys to attack the ball and circulate the ball, those guys are very destructive. Willie Jordan, Beauty Barrow and the other centre. These are very clean kogais and the way they attack and also with the support of Smith and Rich Mo'ung. Rich Mo'ung is one of the best fly-off now in the world. So if allow these guys to play the game, it won't be very tough for them. But what New Zealand will see and try to work for England and also the weather is chaotic, that's the biggest problem now in Paris. Now it's raining and it's also windy. See now that's also distracting, the game plan for South Africa. South Africa, most of the players, they are playing in dry conditions. But see now that kind of weather and treaty affected. So even what the coach said about the weather, he's now winning in such a weather, it's very difficult. But they came out and I think that's why this guy also now brought him. See now when you look at the bench, these are guys who are playing in Europe. Look at Kila and he's playing for Muster in Ireland. We have also played in Yacani, who is playing for Artsi in France. We have also played in Europe for long though he's now playing for Thomas in South Africa. So Artsi man is also coming, he's playing for Muster, they are playing in this particular kind of weather. Even Polad now he was brought in the 30th minute during the last game because now they are looking at Libok. Libok is playing for Thomas in South Africa dry condition most of the year. But Polad is in such a condition most of the year. Exploiting France is playing now, is playing for Leicester in England.  But I see now who is playing for Bulls in Johannesburg. See now it goes also troubled with the ball. But see now the training that has happened for the last one week, they have trained in such a condition. So I hope they will be stabilized. But when it comes to the weather condition, if they allow these guys from New Zealand to attack and they are playing in wet condition, I think it will be destructive for South Africa. I know Arasma the way they have trained and some of the clips I think they were trying to work out on the attack. So these teams have played together, they know each other very well. And also Arasma is always ahead of the other coaches. See now it come up new things and guys get confused the way he is playing. It brings up the 7-1 split in New Zealand now. They are saying how do you play this game now? We are bringing in about 6-2. Look at their backs who have soaked the second team that is going to come. Quite a number of guys are young. They don't have the experience like the South Africans who are coming in for second half. And have to come in finishing strong. So New Zealand might work to see that they want to finish the game in the first half. But if South Africa will be able to hold them in first half, then I think it will be kawati for easy in the second half. Well it is the touch here on Y254. We are hanging out with Mali Muki, Kechi Kombo and Barry Zealand. It's all about the rugby World Cup final that is happening. It started in France actually at 9pm Kenyan time. You can be able to watch that match. We talk about the significance of this game, the history that is ahead and everything. But we have got to talk about also the tactics that come on to that game and everything. And we've got to talk about the two squads that South Africa usually brings on to the game. That is the bomb squad and now the nuke squad. The significance of the bomb squad in such a game how good will it be? Well, now it will depend. But see now, when the good thing with Erasmus, he analyzed the game and we find you are not giving out 100%. He just gets you out of the pitch and then he brings another guy. You see like what happened? He brought in Polar in the 50 minute. People were expecting HB to finish the game because he is one of the big guys in South Africa. He has been nominated for World Rugby for the World Rugby Play of the Year. But see now Erasmus, he was giving 80% and then he brought in IG Simon and Simon went on to have the winning try. We went on to contribute to the winning try. So the bomb squad will be able to come in to strengthen the team and also to destroy the forwards of New Zealand. I think they will be able to come in to come to SKQ us to get some of the penalties. Polar is there, he is accurate kicker. He will be able to convert all the penalties. So also to stabilize the game and have the breakdown, the set pieces they will be able to secure them, the line out and the line out the malls. So these guys will be there and that's why the essence of the bomb squad because they are strong, they are experienced players and they are all round. So I think that's when New Zealand was a bit worried when the bomb squad will be able to come in the second half. And I think that's where people are really waiting what bomb squad will be able to do today. Yes and then now the nukes got enough. Now that's the one that comes for the 7-1 split. Yes 7-1 split, yes. Well it's a big game there and everyone is waiting to see how it is going to pan out between these two sides. The history, the games, the player head to head it's all coming down to the final from 9pm and it is going on between these two teams in France. But the question I can put out to you is these are the two highest ranked teams in the world at the moment New Zealand, South Africa. How can the other teams catch up to them? Because it looks like it's not easy to catch up to the way New Zealand has prepared and how they play and also the spring books. Yes first of all there's a reason why these two are both three World Cup winners and they are meeting in the final. It's not even a surprise anymore. So for me they are the teams they just have to study the structures, the culture, because there's something about the rugby in these two countries. It's beyond the game. So the structures, the investment is just told you how the other team has like 15 grounds for training. So Europe has the money. Europe has the money. But now beyond the money what can you do in a strategic way of the France, the Ireland, the Englands get to that next level? Yes. I think that is the only missing bit if you can get the right structure, the right player development plans what we talk about in this size of the world. I think then these are the guys in the next World Cup they can try and catch up. Ireland can be in that conversation Wales, England just put in the hours, put in the money and you'll see results. England, South Africa and New Zealand it's almost a century of history in ranga. I was looking at it and it's 102 years history with I think 107 test matches and New Zealand has not won a test match in South Africa since 1966. So it tells you the exact thing that people need to do I still think these two are still a bit of a yard gap with the rest of the park. How can we catch up because overall when you look at the World Cup teams have really improved you look at Uruguay came and they really played very well Argentina away even from the rugby itself they believe that Argentina had to play, you look at even the last stages of the game they still had they believe that we can go against England they made it on to the semifinals and they have actually really improved in their rugby. How can the other teams actually get on to that level? I think that's been the complaint that teams have been putting to the world rugby and that's why we want to get together with a different league that's in 2026 at the Nations League and where we'll be having Tyre 1, Tyre 2 and Tyre 3 league and we'll be having promotion some nations are opposed to that because they want to they have already invested in they want to maintain the status quo and that's why they have also improved they have also increased the number of teams in 2027 the game in Australia when Australia will be hosting there will be 24 teams will be playing at that particular World Cup but the way my friend here says about the investment put in right investment put after the right infrastructure and also have to play in the right leagues you see now like the South Africa when they were kicked out of the Super Rugby within a few months they are already in the Northern Hemisphere they are playing in URC URC league and they also now in the European League and it's just within a matter of time we'll be able to see the South African teams they'll be meeting in the final in URC and they'll also be meeting the final in the European Champions League also European League so they changed the name from the European League to Henken Cup because now these particular teams are in Africa and probably two of them will be meeting in the final probably bulls and stormers will meet in the final so how do you call it a European League so now they changed to Henken Champions League or Champions Cup so what happens now here is about the investment what are you putting in investment are you playing in the right league look where Argentina is Argentina when you see now they wrote an article recently and they were tagging in South Africa for where they are they are made to the semi-final and making the semi-final so now they are playing in their league and they are not charging anything they hosted them and they improved their league so they are playing in the Karikap and that's where they are because at home they could not be able to improve on their own to be able to compete on their own but see now their players have now grown and some of them are playing in the European League so we need to have players playing in the big leagues playing with the world class players so now when you come back and you form that particular team they will also be able to go and compete but there is also the issue of investment and the issue of club rugby we should also move on from the issue of playing club rugby in and out we should have the franchise like what happened in South Africa look at this particular team players who are playing in the World Cup they are all playing in the franchise league look at what is New Zealand today those particular players they are coming from Bulls they are coming from Highlanders they are coming from Crusaders they are also coming from the Chiefs so these are coming from look at South Africa these players are coming from Bulls, Thomas they are also coming from Chiefs so you see now these are particular players who are only coming from the league the Sharks which is best in Daban so what we are supposed to do we have the franchise league then this franchise league can also be able now to monitor and manage that particular region for example we can say the western region let us have all the clubs how many clubs are in western region how many clubs so these particular players supply to one team that is the franchise team so these are particular players who are selected to the national team look at South Africa they have a 20-year-old guy in the World Cup Canon Moodie so this Canon Moodie is already played for the clubs he has moved to the franchise team he is now playing for Bulls so this particular guy you see now South Africa is already safe for the next 15 years for the next 3 World Cups 231 World Cup and also 234 World Cup so that is how they are built so this guy is already ready for the World Cup of 234 but where the other teams are not ready for 234 World Cup so we need to have that blueprint already being there look at what happened in Blue Bulls recently Blue Bulls had a tournament of 116 2500 kids playing turn up for that particular tournament so that is just one region one province in Gauteng so also in Brisbane we had 2500 kids playing in that particular tournament so this particular teams are already ahead of of the others so the others also wants to come up with this kind of structures and then they implement those structures and that is how they will be able to march and now what like we are doing something good bring about there that is particularly go and win and get promoted to have more test marches invest in those test marches I think you will be able to play well and also these particular clubs you will be able to see the first thing is we are going to Europe but it's quite expensive but they say no but after some time we will be able to get the returns so probably now in this year and next year they are getting the returns they are applying the returns back so you can spend a lot of money you enter in that particularly but at the end of the day you see the returns and that returns is your players now also playing for the national team and winning and you are okay I go with springbox Africa Africa have my Kiwis I am too close to call but the essence of the bomb squad I feel South Africa has an advantage because they have been winning under pressure and this pressure is too much for the springbox and I feel the springbox will carry the day and they will make the record as the top country making it 4 times and also the second team back to back New Zealand made it in 2011 and springbox now will be the second one making history but also the second team to win back to back in 1923 thank you two teams that have actually dominated the world of rugby from 2011 you have heard it has been New Zealand 2015 New Zealand and now 2019 it was South Africa who will it be in 2023 between the all blacks and the springbox the game is 9pm Kenyan time between New Zealand and South Africa thanks a lot Bari Silla and Mali Muki Kechi Kombo let's enjoy some of the highlights of European football and everything when it comes to Champions League Europa League and the English Premier League when we come back it will be all about the fan zone


All right, now we know what resistance is. I can show you Ohm's law. So Ohm's law is V equals IR, or the voltage is equal to the current times the resistance. This means if we were to look at any circuit, if we knew any of the two quantities, so voltage, current, and resistance, then we could calculate the third. So batteries and other power sources usually output a particular voltage. So for example, we could have a 9-volt battery. Resistors are components which have a particular resistance that does not change. Let's suppose that this resistor has a resistance of 100 Ohms. So then we could use Ohm's law to calculate the current that flows through this circuit. So let's give it a go. So we need to rearrange our equation for the current, which is I. So let's go. So I got that just by dividing both sides by the resistance. Then all I need to do is substitute in the numbers to find the current. So there we go. 9 volts divided by 100 Ohms gives us 0.09 amps. And that's how you use Ohm's law.


Hi everybody, it's Sam at Mixed Up Craft. Thank you for watching my tutorial today. I'm going to be showing you how to make these. I think I might call them the pop and stand card or stand and pop. I don't know, but I really love how these have come together. Now I'm using a die and some of you are going to recognise this because I know a lot of you have it, but I think it's going to be Wednesday. I will show you how to make this same kind of style without any dies. Okay, so watch this one, get some inspiration. If you've got this die, then brilliant and yeah just well hopefully you enjoy it, but basically so this is how they look and they're little clocks. It's like a mantel clock, so sweet and then there's that one there as well. Very girly with these ones. The next one I'm going to do a bit more bolder with the colours. I've got the balloons there, you've got yay party time and then on the back you have plenty of room to write your message and then I've used the stamps that say time is not measured by clocks, but by moments. Happy birthday. I think that's really nice and then that one I've embossed directly onto there as well, so just a couple of ways, but you can see there how it all kind of works and the whole thing folds flat and it will fit in a 5x7 envelope and then you just open it up and it stands out. They've both got a really nice profile to them. You can see they find their shape. I mean obviously if it's in an envelope for a long time it might need a little bit of help but you can see there they both stand out really nicely. So yeah this is what I'm going to show you how to make. Okay so this is the stamp and die set by Paper Discovery and those of you that watched my pocket watch, I know that was a really popular tutorial. Many of you went and got the die set and this is what I used to make the pocket watch. It's one of my favourite tutorials. I've just absolutely fallen in love with that little wonderful little card.  I wouldn't ever really make a card that big so I was trying to think of other ways to do it. So I looked at ways of scoring through it and reducing the size and that's how I've come up with this. So you can see it's the whole front. If you bring that down you can kind of see there how it all comes together. But by adding that score line across about three quarters you create something like this and I just really really love it. And you can make this easily as a masculine card as well. Just change your card stock, use your browns, your blues, your greens and things like that and it will look really nice. But that's the chain for the pocket watch. So today I've just used the larger die here. That's all you need to make this one. And then the stamps that I've used that come with the stamp and die set is this one here. Sorry I've got a squeaky chair. It's this one here so I've really taken them off because I've been using them. It's really nice and I'm using the clock and then I'm using time to party. So I thought they make really nice birthday cards and then that's where you've got the time is not measured by clocks but by moments and then I've used the happy birthday. But you've also got take time for yourself. So it's a really nice one maybe someone's just getting over an illness and they need to rest up. I think you could make it as a nice get well card and then you've got to celebrate and I also think it would make great party invitations as well. And then enjoy the good times you know so there's some lovely ones and you've got all your hands there for the clock and time to be happy. So what I've already gone ahead and done is I've just die cut a few bits because you don't need to watch me do that. Also the colors I've used so for that one there I'm going to show you how to get this effect and that was using the Harmony Spectrum Noir Harmony and it's the water reactive dies and I'm going to use the yellow one today and show you how to create that look. So it's really really easy.  Now these are from separate dies these are from these sets sorry these are both first edition so I've used the first edition builder and cupcake and I use the yay which is just there just cut the bottom bits off and then I use the larger yay on that one there which I think looks really nice and then I used this balloon here which I think is a Dovecraft one so but any nice balloon ones I mean you might not even want to put balloons in it but I just done a little cluster of them there and I just thought that looked really nice. So I've already gone ahead and die cut three balloons and I'm not sure whether I'm going to use that yay because I think it's too yellow or that one probably be that one but I'll keep that one for another project. You then want two pieces of cardstock well that was it because I'm not going to do no I'm going to do white and I'm going to distress it but then I thought actually now I'm going to do pink so I think I ended up cutting them yeah the same so I'm going to do pink and I'll tell you the score lines there so you want a piece of three by five and a quarter and this is to make this piece here this pop-out piece and along the five and a quarter side you want to score at one inch and then at four inches and five inches so you should have this quarter inch tab here okay and that's what we use to connect it we're going to run that through our die machine in a minute with the circle tell a lie you do need another die you want the smallest of the circles because that will cut around your clock face perfectly and that I must have got oh no I'll get there in a minute right that's all you need there and that's the scoring done so I'm just going to bring in this piece that I've used before and just show you how to get that really fun effect putting the card together super quick so this won't take too long at all so you just want to lay the die back down over the die cut piece or keep it in it if it's still in it from when you've run it through the die machine but it will kind of all like slot back into place so just kind of click it all back in there like so and then it slides out again if I keep my lie down then that will work better there we go that's in I'm going to focus on the top first so I don't know how this yellow is going to react because obviously I use the pink well actually I use pink on pink so that's that same pink against that lighter pink cardstock and you get all that lovely detail there at the bottom which I just thought was really nice and you can see it really does stand out against white cardstock so this is called lemon tonic and I'm just going to ink up my brush there take some of the excess off yeah I think it yeah it will probably look quite nice it's quite no if you go over it a bit just to build up that color I think it's going to look really nice and then as I come into the actual main card area I'm just I just want to kind of blend it in a bit so again just take off the excess you want to have a bit more of an intense color around the edge but then kind of just brush it in to that open space and then just start bringing it around hold that die and this is the great thing about Olga's dies is that all the details she puts in this is what she does she then uses it as one big stencil so I'm going to again just take off the excess and I'm just in shock there but I'm just doing exactly the same so I'm just going to continue that and then you can go back over again with the darkest if you have got you know some darker yellows or whatever color you're using you could almost create like an ombre like a nice blend from dark to kind of lighter in the middle there so I'm just going to finish this off okay and then the reveal look I don't know how well that's showing up it's really good in person let me bring it up a bit close as you can see look at that isn't that cool so it just gives you really nice effects and again on the bottom we're going to be cutting this off in a minute we're still using it but we're going to trim it off but isn't that lovely and then like I said you can go in with a I would use a sponge and if you wanted to create more of like a darker edge just to create a bit of a shadow I guess against it you can certainly do that as well but I think I'm happy with that one I'm going to get that rinsed off and wash my hands because that's one thing is don't put this I've done this before and I've put them back on my magnet and totally forgot and then I've got ink everywhere so I'm just going to clean all this off and put this away okay another quick thing so I've just cleaned that all off if you have for example chosen to do yours with white cardstock then you will also want to distress before you put your inks away and stuff but distress this piece which in my case is going to be pink so I don't need to do anything to that but you can see even on there I've just gone in with my ink just to you know just to kind of distress the edges and the corners just so it all blends in together there all right okay so next I want to do some heating bossing and I'm using some heat resist acetate now I've done this with the pocket watch but I don't believe I showed it in the actual video because sometimes I prepare a lot but things like this I think there's a lot of tips and stuff so I just you know it's I think it's quite good to share it so I'm just going to cut off this is the crafters companion you get 15 sheets and it's just great stuff so I'm just cutting away okay so I've got my acetate and then I find if you're stamping on acetate you can do it freehand but I do find you get a much better result if you use a stamping platform because your stamp is can well it will it will slide on the acetate so even if you're very careful just to place it down and just tap it it may just move a little bit and if you've got an intricate dye and stamp then it would end up looking a little bit maybe blurred so I am using the stamping platform here so I've just got my anti static buddy and you just want to go over the acetate and just really cover it and I always go over my fingers as well just to get rid of any static any grease anything that you might have hand cream you know things like that it will attract and the powder will stick to it so I'm just going to use that and then I've got my stamps now I have been using them I haven't been bothered I haven't been bothered I can be bothered to clean them again just to use them for the same thing so I am going to carefully place this over now you do need to make sure you get your clock facing the right way you can obviously use the dye set for reference you can see there that's 12 then 1 2 3 so you just want to look for that when you you know lay it down it doesn't really matter at this point but certainly when you go to put your sentiment on so I'm just going to carefully drop that down because I have already got some a VersaMark already on there so that's the VersaMark there that's the one that I like to use the well one's very good as well and there's many others on the market so I'm just going to pick that one up it might already even print because it's got some left on there so just pop that back into place right I'm just going to ink that up and then just lay that down see I can then you know put pressure on it and I know it's not going to slide anywhere lift that one off and I think yeah no because it's printed before what I'm going to do is I just put another piece of acetate in because it was just confusing me with the print on the other side so I'm just going to lay that one down like so yeah that looks really good and then I'm going to grab the time and two party stamps and I mean this may well not be picking up very well for you on the video but I'm just laying these down in the centre of that clock face take that one off pick those up that one is to heat emboss on the back in a bit that's just the sentiment so okay then I'm going to sprinkle my powder this is the Nouveau silver embossing powder and then once you sprinkle it on you will see there we go cool and it's really crisp again because I've used that stamping platform I'm just going to get away with that bit of there because I don't want although you're not going to be seeing any of that anyways it'd be cut away but that's that one and then the key with your heat gun is turn it on and leave it for a good 30 seconds first make sure it's obviously not aimed at anything and then you know apply the heat to your surface and it will just melt it instantly rather than you holding it on there while the heat gun's heating up it will cause warping whereas by doing it this way you might still get a little bit of warping you won't on the acetate because it's heat-resist but on cardstock but you'll certainly get a reduced warping so yeah make sure it's nice and warm to start with and now we've got a beautiful piece of embossed acetate love this so much and you can see how now that's going to be because it's going to have the yellow behind it so I think it's going to stand out and then we need to cut a window in this piece so you want the um what doesn't really matter at this point but you're going to use that die that circle die and you want to die cut within that square so I'm just going to grab my where's my washi tape so I'm just going to stick that down in place because I don't want that to shift at all so I'm going to take that away keep that one and then that is going to sit behind there and that will frame it perfectly now if you want to you can keep it open okay so you can see right through it which I'm going to do because it's going to be against that yellow or you can back it with some white so just behind there is a white square so I cut it to just under three by three and then back the back of that but now I'm going to stick this down so what I've done is where is where is all my stuff do you know it's not even very messy right I'm going to cut around this but I'm going to leave about one eighth of an inch just over border so we've got somewhere to stick this against the frame and then I'm going to go around this circle and just it just fits this tape and just hug the die cut circle side and just run this double-sided tape so I can stick the acetate to it but if you're just using you might have stamped your clock on two cardstock and then you can just you know stick it directly on with just normal glue or something you don't need to use this it's just because I'm using acetate this sticks really well take that release paper off and then I'll flip this over make sure everything's all lined up you want the top to be where you've got your quarter-inch piece there that's the top of it and then I just want to make sure this circle lines up like so and then you can see now I've got a clock face and if you've got anything sticky I've got a little bit of tape I just go over it with this on the back and just let the powder grab all that sticky to all the stickiness and it will now it's completely drying it's not going to stick against your card like so so now you can fold and burnish those score lines like so and that is now ready to attach to our card okay next we want to snip this piece off but really neatly so we're just going to follow the curve into where it's already cut and again on this side here because we're just going to re-stick this onto the front now we've got that piece what you want to do is lay it down in your scoreboard okay and then you want to score as close to the the top one there so if you've done it cut it off just exactly where I have you should be able to score at one at three quarters of an inch okay like so and then we're going to trim off the rest just so we've got a nice kind of little quarter-inch tab something like that you only need a little bit you don't need much tool and then you just want to fold that down okay like I said the one that I'm going to make well I think you're really going to like it well I've actually made it so but I will be making it obviously in the tutorial I think you're really going to like that one so I'm just going to just burnish that but you should have quarter of an inch like so okay and then with that quarter of an inch pop it back in here again and you want to score at two inches okay and then fold it so now you can see where we're getting our shape and then that one will sit perfectly over that little tab and it will conceal itself behind this little section here so that's why I just wanted it to be that small you know quarter of an inch you can see there how I just think it comes to I think it comes together really nicely so let's get rid of those little bits there and then what you want to do is die cut another one like I said die cut it all if you need to but I just had a bit of scrap here also you need to cut off the top of this you don't have to if you don't want to you might want to put something around that some ribbon it's entirely up to you but I am just going to again just kind of follow the curve and just bring that around like so okay I'm going to do with that one I'm just going to cut it straight just slightly under just so I know it hides behind like so actually I'll talk you through that bit in a minute because you're better off sticking this on first then you might be able to measure it because yours might be a little bit off or you know you've done it slightly different so at least that but you'll be able to measure it properly now I'm just going to run some of my callow along this little tab here and you want to like I said stick this on you might find it better to work from the back because then you can get these ends all lined up nice and neatly but you want it to go through that center part there and it will all be hidden it will all hide itself so yeah I need to go and it will perfectly sit from end to end see there it's right in and so is it there as well and then just flip it over and just make sure you're happy that it is straight it won't make too much of a difference with the way it stands it might have a little rock to it if you don't get it dead straight but it will still stand up but you just want to yeah just spend some time but you can see now where that folds it's going to fold flat like so you might find it better to actually fold that up just so you're able to stick it down there then what you want to do is measure this piece to make sure that you get the next piece the same length so if you see there yeah so mine's coming in the same as what my other ones were you want that to be three quarters of an inch you see there okay so this here is six inches where we've scored all right so you want it to now this piece you want to cut to six and three quarters of an inch so it will give you the overhang to line up with the front so with this one here I'm going to get my other scoreboard okay so I'm just going to lay that in there make sure this is nice and flush with the side and then just do six and three quarters I'm just going to score there and then I'm going to use this trimmer just my smaller one and line up that score line and just cut straight down could have just put it straight into your trimmer six and three quarters as well but my one I just didn't want to get out the big one now when we stick this on the back of here we will have that overhang and it will create your stand so I'm going to add glue to the back of all of this and just lay that down it's easy to line up because you're just following the pattern like so and that will add strength because again I'm using that strong glue but it also gives you a nice area to write your message but I'm going to stamp it on a separate piece and then pop it on there you can heat emboss and you know do it on there but I do like that effect I don't know that one's nice but I like that effect with the little border so that's what I'm going to do with yellow or you can like I say just heat emboss but you want to heat emboss first don't heat emboss once it's on the card because it like I said you don't want it to warp you want that to be completely nice and straight so just let that dry for a moment okay and then with this piece here you want to stick the bottom down first so I'm just going to pop some glue on that one and you want to sit it in the center of this score line like so and if you just fold it up and put the whole thing flat you'll be able to just push down just hold it like that for a minute until it sets okay and then you want to pop some glue along this one just that little one there then fold that whole piece in half make sure it's nice and like flat and then fold this all up and then lay it down like that and that way you know everything's going to lie flat and you know it's all lined up and you can see there I've got a tiny bit just coming over that edge and I've got a tiny bit over that edge and it runs perfectly straight through that pattern so I know that everything's lined up so it you know will all sit nicely there's not going to be any kind of wonky bits I'm just going to use the edge of my scissors here just to burnish that a little bit I'm going to open that because there's some collyle that's oozed out so I don't want it to stick but now once you open it up and it will stand up yay so now you want to decorate it literally is yay I just realised that but I think that one is just going to pop a little bit more than that one see some of you will be going no we want the yellow one but I think I'm going to go for that one just there I'm going to put some sparkle there because on that one I put that little stone in the middle but on that one I put a bow so again it's a tidal tube but I'm going to you don't need to use hot glue but I've got it on from another project so I'm just going to pop a little bit of glue on there and then I'm just going to pop a little bit of hot glue on the edge of that one and that can go right up in the top corner because that's the highest one that one I've just put a bit of foam on so that one can go kind of in a bit I might put a bit of hot glue over that as well just to secure it a little bit more so it's going to go like there but it's just lifted with that foam and then this one is going to stick just over that one there and then I think what I'm going to do is I want to lift some of this yellow I really love it but I feel it needs a little bit of like it really does stand out on these ones so I'm going to just add some highlight with my white Posca pen you see there what I'm doing it just kind of brings out that pattern a little bit more so I'm going to go around and just do this a little bit okay so I've just added the bow and I've added these little enamel dots and you can see all the white there just highlighting where I've used that darker yellow I think maybe next time I'll go in with an even darker yellow or I'll have a lighter yellow card stock like more of a lemon but I really like it I think it's bright it's colorful I think it makes a great like I said party invitation that's where I'm really seeing these but also they make lovely better cards so I just need to finish off the back so I'm actually going to use this scrap piece here and I'm going to pop a nice piece of pink behind it so I'm going to I'm going to heat emboss it first so I've already got the the other sentiments there so I'm just going to again just clean up just trim that down I'm just sticking it on a piece of matching pink card and then I'm just going to trim a frame around that I'm just going to flip this over pop that in the middle so you've got lots of room to write and then you just got that nice sentiment I'll just put it on some foam as well and powder so just brush away all that but there you go so that's the back of the card I think it looks really pretty so I love this I just I'm worried on camera you can't see all that detail but that white really helps I think kind of adds something to it I think it was just maybe a bit too yellow but I just think it really fun I love clashing colors I love just making yeah different things so let's get all this tidied away okay so these are the three so there's this one here I think this is my favorite it's just really clean really fresh looking just love the pink against the white there I think that looks really nice and then we've got that one there the tone on tone again really like it and I like the white there to back it because it breaks up all that pink I'm wondering whether I think something's bugging me with this I think it needs white behind it so I'm just going to I'm going to do that and you want a piece of three just under three by three now I'm going to run some tape and it's overlapping like coming off the side ever so slightly because I don't have that much of space you know between the edge there so I don't want that to I don't want to run the risk of the tape coming into the actual circle but I think this is what's missing something's just been bugging me it's just too much it's just too pink and yellow it needs a third color and you should always work in threes I should know that from all my years in retail merchandising and everything so let's just finish this off here and then I'm going to have to very carefully now go in with this behind that's it that's what it was missing oh my gosh it just has totally transformed it oh I was really just kind of like it's not going how I thought it would so that's what I would say if you're going to add white then keep you know have it like this because that I just think really pops against that that had the white and that's what that needed because it breaks up all that pink and then like I said you should work in threes really when you are having more than one color that white now in the middle it just ties in all the white that I've highlighted and yeah it's now I love it so yeah I've got a little bit though in there can you see that little tiny speck I'm going to have to try and get that out somehow although I don't think I can anyway hey ho but there you have it so you've kind of gone through that with me right from the beginning I do really really like these I think for me it's allowed me to now see that die in a different way because I was kind of a bit like oh I'm not sure I have got another project that I'm going to be doing with it though and but in terms of a card I think this is this really works for me and again just screams party invite I think that'd be awesome to get through the door you've been invited to you know you could have you know 21st kind of coming off here and I just yeah I really really love them so I hope you do too I hope you now prefer this one a little bit more and now it's got that white panel sorry about the glare there but there you go you can see them all so thank you for watching like I said tune in later on this week on a way to make this style card but without the die so it's going to be I'm not even going to say what shape actually believe it or that so thank you for watching please give me a thumbs up if you enjoyed today's tutorial and consider subscribing so you get to see more


Hello, my name is Ruth Gerger and I am the LBJ Library's Associate Curator of Digital Interpretation. You may not know this, but the LBJ Library is home to over 55,000 objects in our museum collection storage, but only about 1% of those objects are available for people to see in our permanent exhibits. So we created two small cases in our Great Hall to feature the breadth and depth of our collection. We routinely change out these cases with new exhibits so we can really highlight our diverse collections. This quarter's featured exhibit is Votes for Women. In 2020, the 19th Amendment to the Constitution, giving women the right to vote, celebrates its 100th anniversary. Suffragists began their organized fight for women's equality in 1848 when they demanded the right to vote during the First Women's Rights Convention in Seneca Falls, New York. For the next 72 years, women lobbied, marched, picketed, and protested for the right to cast a ballot. On May 21, 1919, the U.S. House of Representatives approved the 19th Amendment, also known as the Susan B. Anthony Amendment, guaranteeing women the right to vote. The U.S. Senate followed two weeks later. The 19th Amendment then required ratification by at least three-fourths of the states to be added to the U.S. Constitution. Tennessee became the last state needed to ratify the amendment on August 18, 1920. A proclamation was then issued declaring the 19th Amendment ratified and part of the U.S. Constitution on August 26, 1920, forever protecting American women's right to vote. While we could not feature all the brave women who protested for suffrage, and there were so many, here are three. Susan B. Anthony founded the National Women's Suffrage Association in 1869 with fellow activist Elizabeth Cady Stanton and traveled the country giving speeches, gathering signatures on petitions, and lobbying Congress for the right to vote. She drafted the first version of the 19th Amendment in 1878. Ida B. Wells, who was posthumously awarded a Pulitzer Prize in 2020, used her skills as a journalist to fight racial and gender injustice and is considered one of the founding members of the NAACP. She formed the Alpha Suffrage Club in Chicago in 1913, which encouraged women of color to be more involved in politics. Her successes in Chicago spurred her to travel nationally and internationally to promote women's suffrage. She marched in the first suffrage parade in Washington, D.C., alongside her white co-suffragists, despite objections from party leaders because of her race. Even after the passage of the 19th Amendment, not all women received the same protection. Several race-based laws prohibited many non-white women from voting. One example of this is the Jim Crow laws enacted in the Southern United States that prevented African Americans from voting. Another 45 years would pass before the Federal Voting Rights Act of 1965 accomplished what the 19th Amendment had not.  Alice Paul broke with Susan B. Anthony's National Women's Suffrage Association over what she deemed timid practices and formed the National Women's Party in 1916. She and her followers protested outside of the White House and endured arrests, imprisonments, hunger strikes, and forced feedings. Ultimately, her tactics forced the passage and ratification of the 19th Amendment in 1920. She was also the first to propose an Equal Rights Amendment to the Constitution in 1923, which was later passed by Congress in 1978, but lacked ratification by three-fourths of the states to become law. I hope you enjoyed this brief tour into the LBJ Museum collections.


Just picking each other's brain. The young guys trying to learn, including myself, just helping out, and just making sure everybody able to play fast. And I think we're doing a good job, but we just got to continue. Oh yeah, most definitely every day. Every day they picking my brain, KB brain, coach your brain, and they going out of the work. Just overall, just being comfortable at the position.  Oh, it's an honor, but at the end of the day, man, I got to keep working myself. I got to keep going. I know they watching me, and I got to just lead them. Just knowing the defense, in and out, knowing where your help is, and just being able to play fast. Like I said, man, Christian, young guy, athletic, can transition very, very well, but it's all about work. It's a small thing, then we just got to continue to get better with those.


And what I liked in particular when answered to this question is a story that Kea and I told at work in San Francisco a few years ago. He mentioned he was working for a company, one of their clients was a very large Fortune 500 company, and they needed a very feature rich and very complex web application. And by the way, for those of you who are unfamiliar with Node, JavaScript is most commonly used, or at least the traditional ways to use on the firm end of a website, things like menus and things that are animated or things like that. So if you notice here, turn off JavaScript in your browser so that you can do things like manage JavaScript. So Node, what that does is it uses JavaScript on the server side. So a lot of processing and logic manipulation happens before anything even gets to the browser. So that's what Node does. So the project that they were looking to do is build something you know with all of these requirements. Some of the requirements was, okay, we need a CMS that can do this. We need a CMS that can do comments, versioning. And they were looking at all of these requirements. And at least at the time, they couldn't find a CMS that was natively available that did everything they wanted exactly the way they did. So they started looking at different ways they could do it and maybe combining things together. So ultimately, for this particular client, it came down to the user experience of the writing. And I'll share a quote that he said, we were able to deliver a UI that elicited a round of applause from the content team. A lot of work is going into the Node.JSD system that none of them can match 11 years of experience and an incredibly dedicated team who are making incredible publishing UI. So for those of you that are doing the math, he said this in 2014. So yeah, and it's true, right? So the answer to this question, the main answer at least in my mind to this question, of why the heck would you ever use WordPress for any of these things is WPM, right? Because if you're using that as your application layer, you're going to have a great writing experience and it's already solved for all of these things, right? User management. So this is a quote, WPM is perfect for any project because it can change for any project. And I'm not talking about reinventing the wheel. I'm talking about things that WordPress does really, really well, like white labeling. And so it's not just that it's great out of the box, which it is great out of the box. You can customize it and white label it in really kind of fun ways. And there's a lot of plug-ins that even if you don't understand how to use the code yourself, AG, custom admin is another good one. And what these will do is you can customize things about WordPress, not just the colors and things, but the actual functionality. Building a site for my mod. If you're watching, you will want to download it. So this is a message down here at the bottom. And this is a WordPress site login with WPM. You probably see this in whatever language. Change this to be a little bit different. Got a question? Don't forget. They've been always asking me for help. I found that this prevented digging into settings that I didn't want to change. That was the easiest way to slow them down, right? But jokes aside, that's actually a really common thing when you're dealing with clients is to be able to not just lock things down and prevent things from happening, to provide custom white labeling that will be useful, right? Like adding content form inside of WPM and says, hey, we need help. Editorial processes and all of these things are kind of really rich WordPress.org. Oh, by the way, I bought this plug-in time. So this one here is called admin by new manager. And I actually love this plug-in, but it's really cool. It lets you rearrange components of WPM into click-and-drag. And user interface is like a joke. If you have to explain it, it's not that good, right? And it's true. So one of the things that's kind of fun about WordPress is you have to explain the user interface at all. It was actually a recipe blog. I was migrating it from the blog. And so it was a personal project, right? And I was able to add just a custom post-type and a couple custom taxonomies. But here in the editing system, I didn't really have to explain much. It was already very clear that, you know, when she was writing about, you know, our most recent trip to Utah, our most recent trip to Mexico, she could use posts and things like pages were in another section. But recipes were in one place, right? And the way you can organize information, because one thing, if you're trying to use something that already exists, like a blogger, right? Sometimes people will find, oh, well, I want to give credit to things. I just throw it in the body of the text. If it's a recipe, oftentimes the person publishing it is not necessarily, of course, the majority of the recipes are off. So you can organize that information with custom data. So something like this, you can, you know, it's a very simple example. But I don't have to explain this UI at all, right?  There's a little character. So that is worth all of the other changes that need to happen, because the WP admin is kind of the answer to this question. Also, for those who are not part of it, Advanced Custom Fields is a quick, easy way for people like me to add fields and custom things to WP admin, right? So there's also other reasons, like security and things. You might want to lock things down, but you've got a really large multi-site, and you want to cut the scope of the field to something specific, right? There's reasons why that would make sense. But ultimately speaking, it's WP admin is the thing that we all know and love, and it is, in my mind, the answer to why WordPress, right? Because the editing experience is one of the best. And it's one of the reasons why, you know, the jokes that have been made today about how there's a lot of Gutenberg talks changing the way that we edit this into something that can, you know, take us 10 years ahead, right? We've been using the same editor for about 10 years, we're going to, you know, Gutenberg will maybe take us 10 years further, right? It's a great deal, and we're very careful with it because this is, for many systems, a why of WordPress.  So technically, my phone would be usually we're picking up things like smart devices, things like badges. So using WordPress as an application layer for some of those things allows for really quick, so if you want a really quick way to jump into this, I would suggest if. This is something that probably you could try right now on your laptop and have WordPress talking to a real device by the end of the talk. It's a very simple thing. It's just if-then statements. Hey, you know, if this, then that. So it's a really easy way to create things like, you know, an information radiator or a scoreboard or, you know, something like, oh, well, every time there's a post, trigger this action. Kind of fun, interesting one that I saw was every time, every time there was a new ticket created for a help desk.  So this is a really easy thing that integrates with a ton, a ton of different things. And there's other third-party plugins you can use to buy it with this. It just uses your WordPress credentials and you're off. It's a really, really easy way to go. Those of you that might be watching look at the screen, I'm about to say that A word. So if anyone has a device, you'll have to be free to get ready for it. But Amazon Echo and Alexa skills know Alexa stop listening. But Alexa skills are another thing that you can use the rest of the skill. One that I saw was something that lets you just interface really quickly with anything like that. Right? And you can check in on things and say things like, you know, Alexa, read the new posts I have. Hey Alexa, and you can interact both ways without any typing. And say, hey, I've got an idea for a post, but I don't want to stop what I'm doing. I know a really good flow. Hey Alexa, remind me to make a post about this thing. Right? Or, hey Alexa, create a draft for this thing, and then it's already in WordPress. So the requirements for Alexa skills are, there's a lot of blog posts on how well they're enforced right now. But the basic requirements have already been taken care of by WordPress, which is that it's online, that there's an endpoint that is accessible over HTTPS, that, you know, it's already been taken care of by WordPress, which is that it's online, that there's an endpoint that is accessible over HTTPS, that, you know, you're using SSL for these things. So a lot of these things are built in. The only thing that was missing was, oh, we need to render some JSON that returns information for given queries. Well luckily we have that now, baked into Core, so extending the WordPress API is really easy. And this next one is actually super fun if you want to play around with it. It's called Little Bits. For those that want to get into if you've ever heard of like, between those or raspberry pies or some of those things, but you're like me and some of those things are scary because it requires, like, actual knowledge. So Little Bits is a good way to go. It was designed for kids, but I don't think about that part. What it lets you do is you can actually snap together just pieces of physical modules and they'll do it. The basic one would be if I've got like a little power module into a fan and like another module for a button I can click it. Well, there's one of their modules that's kind of cool that is and you know, the difference is like they've actually got something they call the cloud module which will interact with their API and you know, do a lot of the hard parts.  So you can use some really, really cool things. You can hook it into just about any action filter in WordPress. So this would actually be if you were looking to set up something like oh, I'm on a physical light to turn on when I've got a new store order. This cool thing to blinks at me and it would feel good, right? Something like that. This would actually be really easy.  This is a really good way to program. So, because you're not going to try it out you just want to jump into it. Maybe not the pinnacle of human achievement, but I thought it was really cool are slackbots. So one in particular is for those of you who've used slack before you can create custom integrations and this one was called Hey Kramer. They used the JSON API to actually create endpoints where the whatever you were posting or whatever you were getting would get thrown over to WordPress and WordPress would return something that was understood by slack, and you could throw in gifts and things like that.  The government's been experimenting with big men since the beginning. So WordPress actually spent that back. You can use WP-Admin and Wilbur, any of the apps that integrate with WP-Admin and really easily and quickly have this editing experience where you can do things like this or hey, you can be a Kramer gift and it returns one. So that's kind of a fun thing that exists and there's a million other things in it. So WordPress and the power of what you can do and all of the different reasons why you want to use WordPress and all of the different plugins that exist. What the REST API does is it brings that to an entirely different level where WordPress can be your application later in the center of all everything from iOS apps, because of Alexa skills, everything in the middle can be interacted with in WordPress. Kind of one of the core feature or the core purpose that was declared in the WordPress foundation was to do it. And so by making things like now anyone can share their stories, now anyone can share this information, it's actually accomplished in many ways that we probably wouldn't have thought would exist in here. So it's a really powerful thing. The Internet of Things has a lot of just silly useless things that you can do in the lab that are fun but there's also a lot of powerful real world applications that can do a lot. At this point I want to open it up to questions that anyone has but that is WordPress the REST API and the Internet of Things. JSON, so this in particular is just a list of different endpoints that exist. So for this, the best thing that I would look for is just the documentation and it's a more human view like when it returns up you're asking, okay so the question is having on usually with a REST type setup


Hey friends, I'm at the Contemporary Resort and today I'm gonna be having brunch at the California Grill. Isn't that swell? Did I just say swell? I'm very excited. A couple of friends invited me out. They invited Yip too but Yip's got work so she couldn't tag along on this one but she did tell me to go and she told me to make sure I dress fancy because it's a very nice restaurant. So I broke the bowler hat out just to doll up my appearance a little bit. Anyways, I'm very excited. It's gonna be great and I cannot wait. Let's go do this. And here we go. Hello. Hi. Hi. All right, let's head on up. In the Monterey Real House. Yeah, fancy, fancy, fancy. Oh, and by the way, here's all the friends. Again. Morning. And Paige. Nice to meet you too. Hats off up here. That's right. Hats off. And as soon as you get off the elevator, you are greeted with, is that a mimosa? Yeah, from the boba balls. A mimosa with boba balls? That is a greeting, I guess. Hey, the great, here you go. Oh, well, thank you. Right this way. Yeah, we need a noise. And this is Mo. Hi, Mo. I'm missing your ring today. Oh, yes. She's talking about you, Yip. Cool. Thank you. Yes, very good. There you go. So is a mimosa a mimosa without the orange juice? No. Yeah, that's the champagne with the boba. Oh, so the champagne has now become a mimosa. Yes, it has. Oh, that's way too much orange juice. Oh, yes. We just got to have a little bit for color. That's what it dropped in. There you go. I don't want you making any drinks for me. Oh boy. Look at that. Mickey butter. Also, if you see this confetti on the table, this isn't normal. This is just because of Mo loving you guys. Yep, anniversary right there. Fancy. 10 years, right? 10 years. Thank you for the 10-year anniversary. Fantastic. A couple of things you need to know about brunch at the California Grills. And number one is at the California Grill. That just says it all right there. What an amazing view. Number two, it is $80 a person and $48 for children. And it is all you care to enjoy. Mimosas, all you care to enjoy food and all you care to enjoy Bloody Marys at an additional cost. We're going to go over some of the food sections. But for start, they do have a self-service section. And we're going to go over all those different self-service sections that actually lined up all alongside the kitchen area. But also, you have to choose an entree. And this is all included in the $80 price. Chicken and waffles, buttermilk pancakes, eggs Benedict. And from what I hear, this is also endless. So if you want a chicken and waffles and the buttermilk pancakes, you can do that. It's pretty awesome. So we're going to go over the self-serving selections, and then we're going to actually order some things from the entree selection. I'm very excited. Here is a look at the bread area, gluten-free scones, guava turnover, chocolate croissants, multigrain croissants, and cheddar biscuits. Wow. That is phenomenal. Also some oranges. Also, they have a California grilled bourbon baba station. Oh yeah. That sounds really good. I do like baba. Here you go. It's delicious. Yes. If you were the best way to describe what baba is in one word, what would you say? Can I use a hyphen? Can I use a hyphen? Yes. Dense sponge cake. Dense sponge cake. I'm glad you didn't use the other word. But don't they look amazing? I'll take one. Sure. Absolutely. I mean, I'm here right now. All right. Look at that. Amazing. Example it. Absolutely. Here you go. Fantastic. Look at that. I mentioned before the Bloody Mary bar. This is actually an additional price. It's $17. Endless amounts of Bloody Mary. You can choose absolute pepper, kettle one, Belvedere, and you basically get to add any ingredients that you want to. That's pretty awesome. Olives, salami, carrots, shrimp. There's so many. They also have a charcuterie air station. Look at that. St. Pete's Blue Pork and Bacon Sausage. Wow. Prosciutto. There's so many. Oh man. Look at all the cheese. Doesn't this look amazing? Also some pretty interesting sauces over here. Sweet pickle chips, red onion marmalade, wow. Assorted sushi, California rolls, crab meat, salmon. Look at all of this. There is so much to document here. It really is a lot to take in. Look at that shrimp tempura. Ah, very good. And then also they have salads and deviled eggs. Rice noodle salad, peach salad, bacon and egg salad. Fancy. And then of course the deviled eggs. And I still have my baba. That's what I went for is the baba.  A sort of bagels and fresh fruit. You agree, right? It's very good. It's very nice. I love it. Wow. I didn't dive into any of the self-service selections except for the baba. I don't know why I was just immediately drawn to it. I was like, I gotta try this immediately. I will go back up and get some stuff and then we'll go from there. Wow. That's right. Amazing. That is amazing. Empty plate. We're gonna go chocolate croissant. Then we're gonna go for some beef sausage. Oh yes. Beef sausage and chocolate croissant that goes well. I thought about getting some sushi but I might wait because I just had that baba and I got this chocolate croissant and this sausage and I don't think sushi is gonna mix with that very well. But maybe I'll come back. Lars came up with his kind of own sandwich. Yeah, it's a breakfast. So it's the prosciutto from the chocowery up there. And I also put on a little bit of the cheese on top and I take the generous, get cut in half and I make a prosciutto breakfast sandwich out of it. Delicious. Delicious. Amazing. Wow. That's right. You bite into that. We were just talking about how these mimosa's are very easy going down and unlimited boba balls. Fancy. Oh yeah. Yes. Now it is. A mimosa. Thank you for the correction. So wait, is that the second bottle for the table? Yes. Yep, yep. Very nice. Honestly, we were just like sitting down enjoying mimosa's, enjoying actually all of the self-serving sections. We didn't even order any food yet. It's just been really cool, really relaxed and chilled. Very cool environment. I went up for more sausage because the sausage is actually unbelievable. And it's house made. I asked. That's the third bottle. Wow. That's just how we do. That's how we do. It's going down. I mean, it's healthy. There's worse shoes in it, so I mean. Yeah, but us three aren't drinking. No, I'm only kidding.  Right now they're covering muwana. I heard them cover duck tails, grim grinning ghost, grim grinning ghost. Yes. Beautiful. Very cool setting. We just ordered our entrees. I did get chicken waffles and one other one. You can order a full entrees. You can order as many entrees as you want. That's what they told me, but you can also order half entrees to sample, which is pretty interesting. And they're playing grim grinning ghosts. Thank you gentlemen. Just to give you a sound. Lars is coming over because we're gonna get a group photo. Yes. Oh, I need, yeah, hold this in my hand. Yeah, I'm like, everyone needs to get a glass in their hand. My chicken and waffle has arrived. Look at this. Wow, this has blood orange syrup and I think it's chicken sausage gravy. I'm not sure, but look at that. Those are lamb meatballs in there. There's the chakchuka. I said that with his help. Yes, you got it right. You nailed it. And look at that. Lamb meatballs and oh man, I see the egg right in the middle there. Shrimp and grits. I'm feeling a little upset. I didn't get that shrimp and grits because that looks phenomenal. Wow. And then they got French toast. We got blueberries, pancakes. Oh my God, that's a lot of blueberries. Lobster eggs, Benedict. And lobster eggs, Benedict. Wow. This looks phenomenal. It's safe to say that this is the best chicken dish I've ever had. Really? Wow. Wow. Oh my Lord, the California Girl's Stack is growing. You know what?  I lost it again, but that is now the fourth fourth bottle of champagne. Thank you, Mo. I'm counting. Chakchui. Chakchuka. Wait, chakchuka is a hit of Mickey. Like a hit of Mickey. So it's kind of stewed tomatoes with different spices. Okay. Lamb meatballs and feta cheese, fresh made pita and the idea is you just kind of rip and dip. Rip and dip. It's a great sharing. Mo, that is amazing. Thank you. Enjoy. It's really good. I'm ready. The chicken and waffles was phenomenal. We're going for five bottles. I don't know if we're making five bottles. Really good. We got to get one more pop. One more pop. Because I missed the last two, actually. So chakchua. Chakchuka. That needs your help on that one again. Chakchuka. I'm ready to try this. Good job. Oh boy. Does he like it? Does he like it? It tastes like a meatball hoogie. Like fancy though with lamb and an egg. Yeah. Wow. So shrimp and grits. I think it's phenomenal. Honestly, I don't like grits, but that grits was good. Chicken and waffles. I'm asking for another plate. I am. Go for it. Go for it. And this, you guys, nobody's tried it. Well, you guys all had it before, haven't you? Yeah. It's really good. It is good. Meatball hoogie with egg. And lamb. Lamb. And lamb meatball. It's very good though. Very good. I don't want to be about yourself, so I'll eat some here. Go ahead. Please do. Please do. Thank you. Lars is going in. I'm going in. I'm just going to go big like scoop. Oh wow. He really scooped that. Yes. Yes. We kept one seat open for you. Yep. Even though you weren't here. Yeah. Well, poor. Oh, that is the fifth. I said five bottles. Look at that. Wow. So much good food. Amazing experiences. Champagne. Veronica's here. Hi, you pal. Hi, you pal. Wow. That's the last of the fifth bottle. Yes. And all those glasses full also. Wow. So the boss is here. So service is excellent. Yep. I get it. But no, seriously, Moe is fantastic, isn't she? Yes, Moe is fantastic. She's not even here. I'm spinning the camera around, so you know, we're not just saying that. Yes. Yes. The entrees have been cleared and what is this? Moe is going to explain what the dessert pedestal is. The best server ever. Yes. I will explain to you. I will explain to you. Okay. So the cookies are fig and cardamom cookies. The little cakes are financier cakes. They have a little lemon flavor to them, but there's raspberries and blueberries in them. For your mackerels. We have green tea, chocolate, raspberry, salted caramel, and vanilla. The dark chocolate bar is topped with dried apricots, dried cherries, tapis, sea salt, and a little bit of almonds. And then for your truffles, the long red one is a mango and passion fruit, the white dome is a coconut, the long spotted dark one is a salted caramel, the green is a mint green tea, and the blue dome is a blueberry. Wow, guys. Enjoy. And once again, happy anniversary. Oh, thank you. Wow. We're not worthy. We're not worthy. We're not worthy. I think we're going to go with this one. Fiancée. Very fancy. We're going to check this out. It's good. It's good. It's good. Wow. So which one is not good? Well, that's a tough call. They're all so good in their different ways. So everything is great. Yes. These are great for breakfast. Like, I don't eat these now. I save them for breakfast. Well, that's dates though in the middle, right? Yeah, exactly. It's so good. It's a date in Cardamom? Date in Cardamom. Yeah. No big, big in Cardamom. Yeah. Yeah. Because that's fancy for breakfast. Fancy dates. Fancy dates for breakfast. We're going to try one of these vanilla macaroons. Oh, look how it broke already. Is that six? Wow. Six bottles of champagne. Five people. Starting with six went down to five. True. Wow. So when it comes to desserts, the macaroons are always good.  But the raspberry is way better than that blueberry one. Really? I think so. I thought the raspberry was very flat. You thought the raspberry flat? I thought the raspberry was very flat, the blueberry was much sweeter. Cool. But then again, I like sweet versus savory. Oh, so there you have it. Raspberry is savory? Wait. Yes. Raspberry is savory, blueberry is sweeter. Right. There we go. Makes sense. And this is a breakfast date. Breakfast date. Wow. Almost like a nuisance with frosting. I still got to try it. I guess I'm going for the last one. Coconut. What is this? Coconut? Something cool. Something cool with sprinkles. Yeah, exactly. Do it, Nick. You got this. I believe in you. I'll take it. The end of bottle six. Bottle six. Bottle six. Whoa. Cheers to bottle six. And I think everybody left. They're coming in the way. Really good at clearing up. Yes. Just to let you know, we've actually been sitting here for almost four hours. Four hours. This is number six. Six bottles of champagne. Not to mention the bottle that we walked in with. Oh, that's right. I forgot about the bottle that we used to drink for the first time around. Oh my gosh, it's seven bottles of wine. Cheers, y'all. Oh my lord, that is so worth it. That's amazing. Exactly. Worth it. Cheers. Cheers. Is this eight? No, because the original one. The OG. Yeah, the OG. Eight bottles of champagne. And the mimosas have definitely had. Oh, I love it. Yes. No for you. No for you, boss. Fill one up for the boss. Oh, yeah, the boss needs one. The boss has had a drinker. He likes a cheeseboard down there. Wine with this cheese. He knows wine dining. They have completely shut it down. They have shut it down. We are still here. They have shut it down. There is one table that outlasted us. Right over there. What time was your reservation? At five. She really ran over and asked what time we were at. Oh my lord, they came at 12.30. Well, that's it. That's it from brunch at California Grill. What a wonderful time. Friends all here, thank you guys for inviting me out. This is amazing. One of my best, I honestly got the best actual Disney experience hanging out with people here today. Moe, you were the best. And the boss even says so too. Too kind. So love the life you live. That's how it always goes. Bye. See you next time. They're the most amazing people on the planet. Yes, I can't wait to see this video. They really are. I know this video is going to be great. Thank you guys. And it's just us now. Hello.