The universe told me the mark of the beast is the in passport. Yes, so the universe scammed you then. Yet again, the revelation itself that has been transmitted has been written down clearly states one last time, hand or forehead. All right, guys, welcome back to the channel. If you're new, my name is Bobby. Guys, today we're going to react to Ralph Smart from Infinite Waters. I reacted to Ralph Smart before, but that was due to his vegan diet. However, this time he uploaded a video called Universe gave me a vision about the mark of the beast. Must watch. So with that biblical reference about the mark of the beast, my curiosity is spiked. Let's have a look. Smile, deep divers, why the fake is not a crime yet? That was beautiful. That was marvelous. That was healing from what? That was divine. Breathe with me, deep divers. Well, breathing in that good ask. I don't get it. I don't understand how people like to watch fakeness. I really don't get it. Apparently it works. I mean, mainstream media is full of fakeness, but I cannot comprehend if those people see the fakeness or not. Do they think he's super spiritual? Whatever that means. What do they see when they see Ralph Smart? I'm really questioning it because I just see the fakeness. That's all I can see. Unfortunately, because I want to listen without prejudice, I want to listen without judgment. But it's so hard when fakeness just smiles at you. Let's proceed from a baby. Peace, infinite waters, diving deep. Once again, beautiful, deep divers. We are out here in the heart of nature, baby. Another beautiful day. We got birds up there making love. Hey, hey, hey, keep going. Let them continue deep divers. Nature's got to do what nature's got to do. We got butterflies floating all over this place. It's a beautiful day. Look, if you are watching this video, this is your confirmation. You are being guided to exactly where you need to be. OK, love is guiding you. Everything is going to be OK. You're going to get through this because we've got this. We came here for this. Nothing is going to break us, deep divers. Prophetic words of wisdom. The universe gave me a vision. See how it's never got even though we're going to talk. I assume about the mark of the beast, which is cited in the Bible. We're still not going to say God. We're going to say the universe about the mark of the beast. We got a whole lot to talk about. Look, even the cat down the road is pulling up right now. Because it knows we're about to dive deep head first. But first.  Take that. Take that. Take all of it. Thank you. Raising the frequency. What can we start, please? Raising the vibration. Thank you, universe. Let's start with gratitude, deep divers. Why would I thank the universe if the universe is a creation? Wouldn't it make more sense for me to worship the creator instead of the creation? I want to remind you what seems like the end. It's only the beginning. It's nothing more than a new beginning in disguise. What the catap- Hey guys, I really didn't watch this video. This is the first time that I watched this, but it is so obvious what comes next. It's always the same spiritual mumbo jumbo wishy washy man. Anyways, again, I'm trying to watch this with no prejudice. But we are all humans. We are all biased. Please proceed, Ralph. Forgive me. Calls the end. The rest of the world call a butterfly. And the whole world is going through a massive metamorphosis right now. This is what we are seeing before our eyes. Now, the mark of the beast. What are we talking about when we talk of the mark of the beast? I was born in the church. I served in the church. Cool. What happened? I've read the Bible ten times back to front. But I'm not religious because there's a difference. There's a difference between religion and spirituality.  Spirituality is for people who've already been there. Slow motion this side. I've been to hell and back deep divers and what did I find out?  It's a state of mind.  But how do you know? It's where you're going to go if you do something bad.  So essentially what you say is that it does not matter what I do. There are no consequences to my action because it's all internal anyways, right? So if I go out and I rape somebody and I feel good about it, there is no consequence because I am in heaven. So is heaven. And when you learn this, you free yourself. The Serbian scientist Nicola Tesla said, if you want to understand the secrets of the universe, think in terms of energy, frequency and vibration. The ancients knew that everything is energy even in the hermetic principles. They say all is mental. That's the first hermetic principle. So when you remind yourself that it's a war on your energy. OK, but if you talk about the ancient mystery schools, the Egyptians, hermetic principles, et cetera, et cetera, I'm not novice to this. I studied those fields myself. Why then do you quote the Bible with the mark of the beast? Why do you talk down on Christianity, but still want to refer to Christianity? It is very, very interesting to see. It happens with so-called spiritual people and it happens with atheists as well. They all want to tell you that Christianity has no worth on its own. It is very limited. It is bigoted. It is old, but they're going to keep on talking about it. Why? That's what this is all about. That's what the mark of the beast is all about. Your energy, keeping you in a prism, not a prison, a prism of light in Australia. A lot of people are furious about the lockdowns. They're screaming, stop taking away our freedoms. Stop keeping us in a prism. A prism traps light, deep divers. And that's what this is all about. Taking away your freedoms, this grab for power. That's what the mark of the beast is all about. Now, the Bible, a lot of religious texts hold a lot of deep meanings, a lot of wisdom, because they come from wisdom. The Bible has a lot of knowledge from ancient Egypt, from Sumeria. Revelation 13, 16 to 17. And he calls it all, both small and great, rich and poor to receive a mark on their right hand or on their foreheads. And that no man may buy or sell unless he has the mark or the name of the beast or the number of his name. They are talking about the QR code, the vaccine passport. How did they know thousands of years ago? I would disagree. I don't think that the QR code or the passport is essentially the mark of the beast. I would say it's a prequel. It is a preparation. It is something to get the people used to the actual mark of the beast, because as you just said yourself, it is either in the hand or in the forehead. And it is not right. So right now it is on your phone or whatnot. In order for it to be the real mark of the beast, it will need to be something that is embedded in you. And therefore, I make the argument that it will be the chip. This would happen right now, because the ancients knew time is a man made concept. Time is an illusion. There is only now. There is no past. There is no future. Everything is happening right now. That is true. The Bible talks of revelation. It talks of the final days. It talks of the final end game. And everything it talks about is happening right now, because it's a nice look, by the way. Everything that is happening in the Bible is happening right now. So why do you still call it universe? This is really what I'm wondering about. So you essentially got your proof out of the Bible. Revelation coming from God. And you still call it the universe. Of course, we could start talking about demonic possession, evil spirits, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. But the question really is for your viewers, more than for yourself, why doesn't he see it right now? He's talking about the value of the biblical text, but he's still denying God why there is only now. Now, now, now. I got a lot to tell you, deep divers. But first, can someone please get me some breakfast because we ain't even had breakfast yet. Can I get a hello? The universe gave me a vision. OK, cut to the chase, please. The mark of the beast. It's the mark of control. The mark of you losing your freedoms. The mark of you losing. Your human rights. I want to remind you. Every single day, you are not powerless.  And right now, more than ever, we all have to stand in our power. We have to stand. We have to stand strong. We have to stand firm. We have to learn how to say no. And it's beautiful to see all around the world, millions of people standing strong. Honestly, you created this guy, man.  Totally empty, has been repeated a billion times over and over again. The reason why I react to this is because you guys asked me to react to him. It is so soft wash. It is so meaningless. What kind of vision are you talking about? Wow, really? The QR code, the passport is about control. Wow. Thank you, Nostradamus. Anybody that is into basic politics understands that this communist rollout is about taking away our freedoms. What kind of vision are you talking about, man? So reminding themselves that being free is their birthright. Now, the mark of the beast, which is the mark of control, the mark, the mark of control. We're seeing it all over the world in Australia, people losing their civil liberties. He pretends to be a vegan for 10 years. I personally doubt that. But that being said, I do believe that he is on a plant-based diet, which explains why he's all over the place. You're repeating the same thing over and over again. I'm already diving deep into your video, eight minutes already, man. And you just say the same thing over and over again. Wow, freedoms. We're seeing it in all over Europe. The Green Pass, the vaccine passport in Italy, if you want to go to gyms, bars, restaurants, you need the Green Pass. You need the Green Pass. We're seeing it in France. You need that pass. That not everywhere you want to go to restaurants. We're seeing it in Spain, the same thing. We're seeing it in the UK. And now in the UK, they're saying, if you want to go to nightclubs, you need to show up in passport. And this has created huge uproar. A lot of people are now starting to realize this is tyranny. Oh, yeah. They are trying to take away our freedom. Oh, but, man, don't tell me what I know already. Please tell me what your vision is about. Or was that it already? They are trying to take away our basic human rights. That is the mark of the beast, my friends. No, but it's not. First and foremost, if you would have read the Bible 10 times back to back, then you would understand that nobody knows when the end times will be. Not even Jesus knows it. Only God knows it, right? Only the Father knows when the end times will be. Please give me patience with this man. So that being said, you cannot know that the end times are now, even though it sure feels like we entered them. I do agree. We do not know if this is the end times. But yet again, it is not the mark of the beast because the mark of the beast has to be in your forehead or in your hand. The only thing that would qualify for that would be a chip. For example, the cryptocurrency chip that Bill Gates just patented or the neural link that Elon Musk is working on. That's it. Organic force trying to take away your basic human rights. OK, that's what the mark of the beast really is. The Gnostics, the early Christians, spoke about this inorganic force controlling human beings, manipulating human beings, governing every area of a human being's life. Yeah, that was in the context of the Roman Empire. This is what they talked about. But please proceed. And they call this inorganic force the Archons. And they said that they need your fear to survive. The more fear you have, the more food they receive, the more love. When you hear yourself talk, do you enjoy it? Do you smell your own thoughts as well? I'm really wondering. You have, they starve. They starve. Ralph Smart said they are afraid of love because love creates a world they cannot control. Slow motion this side. Key word, control. An absolute cringe first.  It's insane. This is what this is all about, control. They'll tell you is for your safety. Safety just means control. Yeah, we get that. It's never been about your safety. Like Michael Jackson said, all I really want to say is they don't really care about us. I call them the inorganic ones. When you realize deep divers just like the ancients knew, all is energy, all is mental. And this is a war, a spiritual warfare. Yes, and spiritual warfare again you're quoting from Christianity. It's an invisible war. It's happening from the unseen realm. You have the seen realm, then you have the unseen realm. And the unseen realm controls the seen realm. This is what the ancients knew. That reality is not what you think. We are practically blind in the universe. We are seeing less than 1% of the electromagnetic spectrum. 0.035% which is visible light. Why do you always close your eyes when you talk? So when you realize we don't know shit, we're not seeing anything. You realize that there are forces that we cannot see who are running the show. Occultists know this. Occult means hidden. Alistair Crowley knew about this.  This is literally like a 10-year-old finding out about occult knowledge, ancient mystery cults, et cetera, et cetera. Read one Google article and tell us about it. The vision. The vision, Deep Divers. The universe gave me a vision about the mark of the beast. Yes, please tell me. Come on, man. The universe told me the mark of the beast is the impossible. Yes, so the universe scammed you then. Yet again, the revelation itself that has been transmitted has been written down clearly states one last time, hand or forehead. So if you cite the Bible, why don't you cite it completely? Who is that mysterious universe that gave you a vision talking about the passport? It doesn't add up. Question 13, 16 to 17. And it calls us all, both small and great, rich and poor, to receive a mark on their right hand or their forehead. No man may buy or sell unless he received the mark for the name of the beast or the number of his name. They are creating a war right now. Or the number of his name, the number being 666. Now I started closing my eyes because I'm getting a headache. The number 666 is found in the pattern that Microsoft just put onto their cryptocurrency system chip that will go into your hand. Right, so why not talk about that? That could potentially be, even though we do not know, the mark. But how is the passport the mark? On the planet, the inorganic ones, they're creating a war. They're separating people, the vast and the un-nated. You see, for a war to happen, you need two opposing sides. Slow motion this side. And this is how they have been controlling you from the dawn of time. Separation. You against me. They have divided you through race, religion, nationality. And now they are dividing you through a global pandemic between the un-nated and the un-nated. I want to remind you, continue. Is this really news to anybody? Probably the people that are watching this channel, probably our kids. For them, this is mind-blowing stuff. Stand in your power. Continue to reclaim your power. Continue to choose love over everything. This is the way out. Continue to stay united. All right, guys. But this is it. The video goes on and on and on forever. I had enough. His words are just so absolutely empty. And in the end, it is full-blown narcissism. I had a vision, deep divers. I had a vision by the universe about the mark of the beast. Wow. Again, the whole vision is described in Revelation. If you want to read it, you can. If you don't want to, then don't. It's simple as that. And that this whole technocratic communist government rollout is about control. Yeah, if you have eyes to see, you will see that. Don't get me wrong. I find it good that you are so to speak on our side. And you see that this is wrong, that this is false. Fantastic little applause on that hand. But what I can't stand is this pompous grandiosity, right? Deep divers listen to me. Man, all of this has been said. Church fathers talked about this for centuries. For the last couple of decades, it is nothing new. You're not delivering anything. As I said in the beginning, I can't stand fakeness and I can't stand scams. If there is anything I'm happy about on this channel, on this very censored platform, YouTube, it is that I always state true to myself and I can simply express myself truthfully. On a happy day, I'm happy. I don't have to put on deep divers the fake smile. I can simply talk to my audience because I don't believe they're idiots, right? I treat them like equals. I'm simply expressing myself here, sharing my perspective. Anyways, maybe I'm getting myself too worked up but fakeness has this effect on me. Anyways, guys, this is it for today's video. If you liked it, leave it a thumbs up. If you haven't subscribed already, guys, please do so. If you want to support this channel, then check out the links in the description box below. Breathe in that good as Prana, baby. All right, guys, but this is it. As always, may God bless you all. Much love and peace.


My name is Yanto Cannon and I'm a fourth year PhD student. So I look at fluid mechanics, the behaviour of anything that flows. Yeah, so this is a comparison of two different types of droplets in a channel. So above we have droplets which are not able to coalesce.  Below we have droplets which easily coalesce. So when two droplets come near each other, they will merge to form one. And they can also break up. In the top case, this is like water with oil droplets inside. And then we added soap. The soap would assemble on the interface of these droplets and it would have this effect of preventing coalescence and break up. So in the lower image, this is like we have clean water and we add pure oil into the water. Going from the numerical data of the flow to the image that you see is less than a minute. So we want to know how easily does the fluid move through the channel. And this is important for medical reasons because it's fairly similar to blood flow in the artery or also to industry when you want to pump large amounts of fluid through pipes. And we do simulations because we can easily measure the flow at every point inside the pipe.


When industry-funded studies suggest their products have neutral health effects or even beneficial, one question you always have to ask is, compared to what? Is cheese healthy? Compared to what? And if you're sitting down to make a sandwich, cheese is probably healthy compared to bologna, but compared to peanut butter? No way. That's the point. Well, will it made a former chair of nutrition at Harvard To conclude that dairy foods are neutral, it could be misleading as it could be misinterpreted to mean that increasing consumption of dairy foods would have no effects on cardiovascular disease or mortality. Lost is that the health effects of increasing or decreasing consumption of dairy foods would depend, importantly, on the specific foods that are substituted for dairy foods. Like what are you going to put on your salad? Cheese would be healthy compared to bacon, but not compared to nuts. See, consumption of nuts or plant protein has been found to be protectively associated with the risk of coronary heart disease and type 2 diabetes in contrast and take up red meat, for example, has been associated with increased risk. Thus, it's reasonable to assume that the lack of association with dairy foods could put them somewhere in the middle of a spectrum of healthfulness, but certainly not an optimal source of energy or protein. More broadly, the available evidence supports policies that limit dairy production and encourages production of healthier sources of proteins and fats. He wasn't just speculating. This was based on three famous Harvard studies involving hundreds of thousands of men and women exceeding 5 million person years of follow-up. This was really the first large-scale prospective study to examine dairy fat intake compared to other types of fat in relation to heart attack and stroke risk. So replacing like 100 calories of fat worth of cheese with 100 calories of fat worth of peanut butter on a daily basis might reduce risk up to 24%, whereas substitution with other animal fats might make things worse. Here's how it breaks down for heart disease. Swapping dairy fat for like vegetable oil would be associated with a decrease in disease risk, where swapping dairy for meat increases risk. Dairy fat calories may be as bad or worse as straight sugar. The lowest risk would entail swapping to a whole plant food like whole grains. Yeah, dairy products are a major contributor to the saturated fat in the diet and have thus been targeted as one of the main dietary causes of, you know, the number one killer of men and women. But the dairy industry likes to argue there are other things in dairy products like fermentation byproducts and cheese that could counteract these saturated fat effects. All part of an explicit campaign by the dairy industry to neutralize the negative image of milk fat among regulators and health professionals. If global dairy platform looks familiar, they were one of the funders of the milk and dairy's neutral study, trotting out their dairy fat is counteracted notion, to which the American Heart Association responds that no information from controlled studies supports the assertion that fermentation has beneficial nutrients to cheese that somehow counteract the harmful effects of the saturated fat. We need to cut down on dairy, meat, coconut oil, no matter what their respective industries say. In fact, that's the reason the American Heart Association felt they needed to release this special presidential advisory in 2017. They wanted to set the record straight on why well-conducted scientific research overwhelmingly supports limiting saturated fat in the diet.


we built what was called the Metastatic Breast Cancer Project. And to do this, we engaged with dozens of Metastatic Breast Cancer patients that we knew in real life, that we met online, that we've never heard of before, and basically crowdsourced the best practices for engaging with their community so that if we were to build something, it would be resonant. And we built this, anybody can see it, it's at MBC for Metastatic Breast Cancer, MBCproject.org, built it with the community in mind. And the project itself was a way to provide consent from the patient, for patients to be able to provide consent so that we could get copies of their medical record, some of their stored FFPE tumor samples, saliva and blood, and produce multi-omics data that would be clinically annotated and just open source it after stripping of the identifiers so that the biomedical community could use it at scale and not have to invest in that massive infrastructure. So fast forward to today, and we have over 7,000 women and men, because men get it to Metastatic Breast Cancer patients that are part of that project. And we're putting our first paper out into BioArchive probably next week or the week after, really fully describing, several hundred clinically annotated tumors, some of them longitudinally collected with the intervening genomics and the treatment history so you can kind of parse out who on a neuromatase inhibitor blew through it and what were the associated genomics. And so that's all out in the public domain already and we're just putting a position paper so people can understand the data. But we, so we built this, launched it, it was successful and then we pointed it to Angiosarcoma back in 2017. In the first day in the super rare cancer that only 300 people get a year, 63 people joined them. The day we launched, 63. There's over like 700 people now that have joined this project since 2017 and within two years of launching that project, we made discoveries and did not wait to publish them because our whole thing is open source. So we just told everybody, we're like, look at what we've had, here's all the data, do something.  And they've made several clinical trials. Some of those clinical trials are already completed and validated our findings and published. And so we were able to publish our discoveries in Nature Medicine in 2019. And we published at the same time that the first clinical trial using the same data published their positive findings. And so it's been practice changing and it all loops back to that original, the original notes that I found from that doctor from Memorial Sloan Kettering in cancer immunology. So the discovery that we made is embedded in that type of science. So I just want to, and then if anybody's interested, you can learn more. The project is now open to everybody with any cancer and you can learn all about it at joincountmeant.org.


Namaskaram, seventy-five years of independence as a nation, seventy-five years is not too much time in the life of a nation. The important thing that we need to take into consideration is where we were and where we are today. In 1947, when India attained its independence, the average life expectancy of an Indian was twenty-eight years. Today, it is seventy-plus years. This is a phenomenal achievement for a nation and this is what nation building means that people are living longer, they're living better. So, Amrit is definitely beginning to flow. Only problem is, it is not getting to everybody or to every citizen in the country. So, this is all our striving should be to ensure that this prosperity and well-being we achieved through successful businesses, successful education system and successful scientific enterprise that we have. We have touched lives and transformed hundreds of millions of lives. But still, there are many unfortunate citizens in the country who have not touched, been touched by this. Right now, this should be our endeavor. If this needs to happen, it is important not just the governments, of course the governments have the basic responsibility, but the responsibility is also upon every citizen to ensure that the well-being that a segment or a large segment of India is beginning to taste must happen to every citizen in this direction. There are many, many things to be done. One of the most important things is to ensure that we have food security. From famine conditions of fifties, we have come to a place where we are producing food for the entire population of 1.3 billion people. Not only that, we have full-scale food security in the country. We are also able to export foods and contribute to other nations which are troubled. But the important thing is, in this process, we have caused much damage to the environment. We have caused severe damage to the soils. It's very important if we want to create a Bhavya Bharat which lasts for a long time, as a not only a wonderful nation to live in, but also as a true light or beacon to the rest of the world. Because we have the necessary capabilities, we have the knowledge and above all, we have a fantastic cultural foundation which no other nation can boast of. So here we are at seventy-five years of independence. Let's look forward to making this happen. And this is a time that the citizens of this nation, such a diverse population, we must get together as one and make Bhavya Bharat, the dream of Bhavya Bharat into a reality. Let's make it happen.


The better angels of our nature have failed us once again as the cultural pariah that is social media and the true crime networks This time oxygen have prevailed. This is the Latino slant check out the latino slant calm Make sure you are subscribed and thank you for supporting us Selena and Yolanda the secrets between them becomes oxygen's most watched series in over nine years The two-part docuseries on the murdered Latin pop singer and her killer fan club president Also ranked as the network's highest rated show in a week of viewing as audiences tuned in to watch Yolanda Salivar discuss her infamous murder of rising pop star Selena Quintanilla Perez The two-part docuseries brought in 1.5 million viewers on February 17th and 18th across all platforms within a week of viewing Selena and Yolanda the secrets between them also rose to become the network's highest rated series in seven years among adults 18 to 49 the oxygen docuseries marks the first time in more than two decades That's Salivar who is convicted for Selena's murder has participated in an extensively on-camera interview in English Produced by Jupiter Entertainment and Brentwood Communications International Selena and Yolanda the secrets between them is still available to stream on Peacock and their platforms now. Let's talk about the Better angels of our nature and now they can sometimes be corrupted when looking at these numbers sure they are monster ratings High on popularity as you can see here on IMDB However, there is a price to pay and that is how the audience really felt about the show So while the oxygen network may have its best in ratings in years It has its worst ratings of this particular docuseries here with over a hundred and sixty people Chiming in on IMDB out of ten. It was rated a two point three That's right. You heard two point three out of ten. Don't take this lance word for it Let's go to your user ratings best ten out of ten. Let's count it down Best ten out of ten twenty one votes nine zero votes eight two votes seven five votes six two votes five five votes four two votes three five votes and two out of ten ten votes and number one a One out of ten rating a hundred and eight votes here in the United States 67.5 percent of all user ratings on IMDB So perhaps The better angels of our nature in the end did prevail


Colgate Devil Cream to clean your breath while you clean your teeth and help stop tooth decay and luster cream shampoo for soft glamorous Corrosable hair bring you our Miss Brooks starring Eve Arden for another comedy episode of our Miss Brooks written by Al Lewis Well Tuesday January 3rd mark the end of the holidays and teachers and pupils all over the country Return to their various halls of learning our Miss Brooks who teaches English at Madison High School was discussing her vacation With her landlady at breakfast last Tuesday. I guess vacations are necessary sometimes Connie But now I suppose you're looking forward to returning to dear old Madison High with considerable Enthusiasm yes indeed, Mrs. Davis, but all the enthusiasm of a sailor returning to his dear old submarine After a two-week vacation on Ballet-Ballet Get back into the swing in no time Connie is Walter Denton picking you up this morning. Yes, he is and I hope he's on time Our beloved principal is designated today as Board of Education Day. Oh What sort of ceremony is Mr. Conklin planning? Well, Mrs. Stone the head of the board will be there for his annual Oiling and Mr. Conklin will have the whole school lined up on the campus Some of the students will even march past. Mr. Stone carrying the flag Well, he can't do any harm Connie the board might decide to get you teachers a raise in the coming year I hope so then maybe next year will be strong enough to carry the flag I'll get it be right there. I'll take the dishes into the kitchen. All right, Mrs. Davis and thanks for breakfast Good morning, Walter. It's more than that. Miss Brooks This is the morning when the glorious case of learning fling open and new When the tantalizing aroma of chalk and pencil shavings beckons us all Teachers and pupils alike to join hands and mix the clanging of bells come gaily skipping back to the black hole of Calcutta Walter I didn't know you had it in you and I wish you'd put it back You did have a nice vacation didn't you oh sure I did miss Brooks That is up to last night and then it was practically ruined by mr. Conklin He ordered me to write an editorial for the Madison monitor on what the board of education means to me Did you write it? Well sure I did but you know what a tyrant old marble head can be when it I mean Mr. Conklin can be when you cross him, but as a believer in freedom of the press I really gave that board of education both barrels Walter this is a new year. Don't you think one barrel would have been enough Giving us Monday off after New Year's Day and then making us go to school Tuesday Wednesday Thursday and Friday is downright Sadistic well, it's better than not having Monday off, isn't it? Well sure, but it's not as good as having the rest of the week off, too It would also be nice if they gave us February and March off Sometimes I doubt if they work at all but it's all in this editorial miss Brooks here I told mr. Conklin you'd proofread it and bring it into his office this morning me.  Oh and don't be nervous about handing it to him miss Brooks Just toss it on his desk. I can only do that if you'll agree to do something for me Oh, what's that miss Brooks notify my next of kin? Look Walter mr. Conklin wants to start the year off with a spirit of cooperation You'd better destroy this literary Frankenstein. Oh, I couldn't do that miss Brooks But I'll think it over on the way to school and maybe amend some of my statements fine I'll just flip on my coat and we can get going oh swell my pal stretch is waiting out in the car And he's pretty brought down stretch not grass. What's the matter with him? Oh, you know what a great athlete stretch is he can pick up any sport in the second But he can't seem to absorb much with his brain He's afraid that during the holidays he forgot everything he learned all term. You know what I mean I know exactly what you mean the alphabet Look go ahead stretch tell miss Brooks what's bothering you she might be able to help you out. I'll certainly try stretch What's your immediate problem? everything As long as you've got it localized I can help you I mean everything at school miss Brooks You see I just got a stay eligible for basketball mr. Boynton says I got to take a biology test pretty soon And I forgot so much during our vacation. I'm afraid I'm just not no good at no biology no more Stretch it is incorrect to use a double negative in the sentence you just used four of them oh And what I said was okay, huh? I I'm sure glad I didn't forget none of my English like I forgot about my animals in biology Gosh, I used to know my animals like I know my a beat my a beat Right about the alphabet. Yeah, I guess you were go on stretch Tell miss Brooks some more about the test well I think it's gonna be mostly about birds and monkeys and stuff like that there what where Different kind of baboons which I used to know real good, but I forgot well Don't worry about it stretch if you want me to I'll meet you after school and review your lessons with you Oh, that'd be keen miss Brooks gosh I'll bet even the baboons know the names of all the other baboon Well, don't worry about that either if you'll just concentrate and spend the next couple of years studying You'll be as smart as any other baboon I Summage you to my office miss Brooks to inform you of the fact that at 1 o'clock Mr. Stone is due to arrive so promptly at 1255 the students and faculty will line up outside between the old cannon and the flagpole Yes, sir, then I will greet mr. Stone and read aloud the editorial which is to appear in the next issue of the Madison Monitor Oh the editorial I am not finished miss Brooks The editorial is called what the Board of Education means to me and was written by Walter Denton Now as you know, I am not overly fond of young Denton But as my daughter Harriet pointed out to me he does get off some good editorial he gets off some pips But mr. Conklin, I don't said you deliver this one to me after proof reading it miss Brooks May I have it please have it please? But mr. Conklin, I haven't got it and neither has Walter He told me he lost it on the way to school today lost it.  Conklin and start creating well I do have a way with words. I suppose yes I'll pass this morning and send it to you at lunchtime mr. Brooks for proof reading not that you'll find any grammatical errors Oh, of course not but correct everyone you find Oh One more thing before you go. I'd like some exciting Conclusion to the ceremonies I've planned on the campus something that would really wind it up in a spectacular manner. Any suggestions miss bro Well, you say we're lining up between the cannon and the flagpole. That is correct Then I think I've got just the idea for you mr. Conklin. Oh, what is it miss bro? Let's shoot Walter Denning out of the cannon And you in just a moment, but first here is Vern Smith now proof that brushing teeth right after eating with Colgate dental cream Helps stop tooth decay before it starts continuous research hundreds of case histories Makes this the most conclusive proof in all dentifers research on tooth decay eminent dental authorities Who provides hundreds of college men and women for over two years? One group always brushed their teeth with Colgate's right after eating the other follow their usual dental care The group using Colgate dental cream is directed using Colgate's Exclusively showed a startling reduction an average number of cavities far less tooth decay The other group developed new cavities at a much higher rate No other dentifers offers proof of these results modern research shows decay is caused by mouth acids Which are at their worst right after eating brushing teeth with Colgate's is directed helped remove acids before they harm enamel Yes, Colgate's contains all the necessary ingredients including an exclusive patented ingredient for effective daily dental care So remember always use Colgate dental cream to clean your breath while you clean your teeth and help stop tooth decay During my morning classes, I waited for mr. Conklin's epic essay What's the board of education means to me? But when the epic didn't arrive at noon I decided to expose myself to a luncheon invitation from mr. Boynton and hurried toward the biology laboratory Just a few doors for my goal I was intercepted by Madison's athletic giant and mental midget stretch snotgrass Excuse me, miss Brooks, but could I see you for a minute? I suppose. Oh stretch. What's on your? What's new? Mr. Conklin appointed me messenger of the day that means I'm supposed to deliver messages Thanks, what do you want to see me about mr. Conklin told me to deliver his board of education speaks to you during the lunch period That's why I stopped you just now. Why? ain't got it I haven't got it. Oh, I know you ain't got it I'm supposed to give it to you. Well, why ain't you got it? He ain't give it to me yet One of us is getting nowhere in my english class Now if you'll excuse me stretch. Oh sure miss Brooks. Just leave the speech in mr. Boynton's lab as soon as mr. Conklin gives it to you I've been anticipating this luncheon date for some time. Okay miss Brooks. I'm sorry.  That's all right I didn't mean to take up so much of your time. It's all right stretch. I didn't know you were anticipating So long Miss Brooks, I'll be with you in just a minute. I've been trying to correct this biology test paper. It's an essay. Oh I can hardly make out the name of the writing is so illegible. Let's see. Could it be snodgrass? What's the title of the essay a man's best friends is his animals. It's snodgrass. All right Hey, listen to this lovebirds is very nice pets as they don't never bother nobody hardly but is all the time busy making love Isn't that terrible you can't knock it to me Yes, it is pretty bad Here's another paragraph Baboons is pretty big and the mandrel is the biggest baboon of all They make very nice pets as they don't never bother nobody hardly but is all the time busy making love He ought to change the title to an animal's best friend is his animals You can finish that later. Mr. Boyne. Let's go to lunch. Very well, miss Brooks Yeah, I hope we run into Walter Denton in the cafeteria. These papers must have fallen out of his briefcase this morning I'd like to return them seems to be an editorial for the school paper. Oh, let's see that Hmm what the board of education means to me by Walter Denton I'm glad I discovered this in time The faculty advisor to the paper. Mr. Conklin would hold me responsible for the most embarrassing incident that ever happened in madison What do you mean miss Brooks? What's in the editorial? Just a pint or two of Walter's spleen It's a blast at the board, which I'm going to tear up right now. Yeah, miss Brooks. Miss Brooks just a minute Look what you've done. You you've torn up stretches essay along with the other one. Oh, I'm sorry, mr. Boyne What were you planning to do with it? Send it to the congressional library? Such deathless prose Baboons don't never bother nobody hardly but is all the time busy making love What am I laughing at? It should happen to both of us Mr. Brooks, mr. Boynton Oh, I guess they went to lunch Well, I'll just leave mr. Conklin's speech in this desk. Hi a stretch. I heard about the ceremonies We're gonna have yeah, Walter. Mr.  Stone gets here, we'll give him a salute. It'll hear till he's 90 Do you think mr. Conklin will like that? He doesn't know about it yet. But what's this on the desk here? Oh, what the board of education means to me? Say, I thought I lost this editorial while I was in here this morning What a toy is this one. See, I'm glad I found it. Miss Brooks was right This could get me in a lot of trouble the water this thing is dynamite I'm gonna tear it up right now. But you shouldn't. There's something I gotta tell you Give a minute What is it stretch? That wasn't your editorial. You just tore up It wasn't no there was a speech that mr. Conklin's been sweating out all morning Yeah, he told me to give it to miss Brooks, but don't worry, walter I'm very good at jigsaw puzzles. I'll just pick the pieces out of the wastebasket and paste them together again Oh Yeah, I better help you hold with the chem lab. I got powder cooking. You better get back there, walter This'll be easy for me to do on it.  Okay pal Let's see There's more papers in this basket than I thought Well, here's one piece that fits to another Well, no it don't neither Well most bits Oh, it'll be good enough Walder dentin. Oh, yes, mr. Brooks. Have you seen stretch anywhere? I've looked all over the grounds for him Walder, what are you doing with that cannon cannon? Oh, I'm just polishing it, mr.  Stone gets here Well, he better not get here until stretch shows up with mr. Conklin's speech I don't know what we'll do if I don't there you are, mr. Brooks.  Not really mr. Conklin. What do you mean not really? I haven't begun That is I haven't begun to enjoy anything as much as I did that speech of yours Uh stretch is carrying it for me. Excuse me, mr. Brooks, but here's the speech straighten this folder. Nice timing stretch See mr. Conklin. Here's your speech. Oh not a minute too soon. I think this is mr. Stone's car driving up now Uh attention everyone straighten out those lines. That's right.  Uh get a little closer to the cannon, mr. Conklin Stunning together Quiet dentin Now remember when mr. Stone steps out of the car, I'll count three and we'll all salute him. I certainly will Ready now one two Water What in the world did you put in that camera?  Brooks. Wasn't it keen? Would somebody please help me up There you are, sir. Everything all right. There's no reason to be embarrassed. That wasn't mr. Stone's car How I said that wasn't mr. Stone's car. Don't stand there flapping your lips say something He can't hear a word you're saying he was standing so close to the cannon it must have plugged up his ears Oh, no, this is terrible. Walter. That's right. What's that? What did you say? He's been stunned Come on gang three cheers for mr. Conklin What's going on here Why is everyone so quiet Poor mr. Conklin Compared do you of course not Harriet. This is just a temporary condition Shall I say come in mr. Conklin? Yeah, what's that? What? Come in Hi, mr. Brooks. How's mr. Conklin's hearing very bad walter good.  Oh, i'm sure he didn't daddy I'll say i'm sure he didn't daddy. That's right mr. Conklin. They just exploded I say it just exploded It certainly is corroded I don't understand what happened that cannon hasn't been touched since the spanish-american war Absolutely useless. What do you mean useless? We won didn't we? Well, you're right. You're right. It is unusual for mr. Stone to be so late. He's quite a busy man though Gosh, mr. Brooks. Do you think daddy's hearing is getting any better at all? Come in Go out and tell walter to stop that racket at once. Okay, mr. Brooks, but you'll see what daddy won't you certainly? Don't worry about him. Harriet. He's not in any pain. All right, mr. Brooks. See you later daddy Uh miss brooks when mr. Stone does get here I don't want him to think there's anything wrong with my hearing or anything else If he suspected that a cannon had exploded on school property He'd go back to the board in a tizzy. I understand mr. Conklin and in view of your condition I think it might be a good idea if I were to read your speech to him in view of my condition It might be a good idea if you were to read my speech to him quite an echo in here Now remember to read the speech slowly miss brooks and when I see your lips stop moving I'll make some appropriate comment from time to time Come in Well, it's mr. Stone. How do you do miss brooks? Sorry. I'm late. I was good. It was unavoidable. Thank you, mr. Stone And a happy new year to you too Take your part in uh, mr. Conklin's a little confused mr. Stone It isn't every day that's so distinguished a visitor honors our institution with a visit Oh, that's very gracious miss brooks. Uh, this speech miss brooks the speech. Yes, sir However, mr.  I'll go ahead You see mr. Stone. He's so choked with emotion. He's speechless However, I have it right here Hmm nice pace job It's entitled what the board of education means to me by osgood conklin. It reads Few people realize the magnificent efficiency with which our board of education functions This august body is composed of a group of able members and these baboons grow to a height of four feet Every word of this comes from the bottom of my heart Read on miss brooks. I don't know whether I should I insist that you do Oh, well the members of the board of education make very nice pets as they don't never bother nobody but is all the time busy making love What is the meaning of this right from the bottom of my heart? Now see here conklin if this is some sort of a joke. I don't like it not one bit.  Stone Tell me that last page miss brooks, but mr. conklin. I wouldn't suggest it To sum up I would like to read what I have written in this last paragraph to quit Having observed mr.  Stone these sentiments are dictated by a sense Eat bananas while hanging by his hand man is obviously taken leave of a sense And when they return this matter will be thoroughly investigated. Good day, miss brooks miss brooks this speech This isn't the speech I wrote. I know it now mr. conklin, but I didn't I hold you responsible for this entire fiasco And believe me miss brooks. You have no idea how severe your punishment is going to be Oh, yes, I have mr. conklin miss brooks where you're going out to get some bananas There's nothing like hanging by your tail from a flagpole to whip up an appetite Returns in just a moment, but first dream girl Tonight yes tonight show him how much lovelier your hair can look after a luster cream shampoo Luster cream world's finest shampoo No other shampoo in the world gives k-doomits magic blend of secret ingredients plus gentle aniline Not a soap not a liquid luster cream shampoo leaves hair three ways lovelier Fragmently clean free of loose dandruff Blistening with sheen soft manageable even in hardest water luster cream lathers instantly No special rinse needed after a luster cream shampoo So gentle luster cream is wonderful even for children's hair Tonight yes tonight try luster cream shampoo dream girl dream girl beautiful luster cream girl You owe your crowning glory A luster cream Shampoo And now once again here is our miss brooks Well, even after he's read the written confession from walter and stretch mr. conklin still blamed me for the day's misadventures Accordingly, he ordered me to write a brand new speech for him that same afternoon I wouldn't have minded that so much, but it meant breaking one of my rare dates with mr. Boynton I was complaining about it as we walked down the hall after school Oh, it does sound unfair miss brooks, but after all mr. conklin's the boss. What can you do about it? Well, I could go into his office and tell him off I suppose But that wouldn't do any good either. He can't hear a word Wait a minute. Maybe these are the ideal conditions A chance to say all the things I've ever wanted to say to miss the conklin right to his face Or do you think that's wise miss brooks? I don't know how wise it is, but it'll certainly do my little heart good Excuse me miss brooks. I've got to take this aspirin in the daddy Oh, let me take it harry. If there's something I'd like to say to him He's still pretty upset miss brooks. Maybe I better see him alone first. All right harry Here's your aspirin daddy and a glass of water See water drink about gibbering girl. I can hear you distinctly Yes, yes, it happened just a moment ago.  How wonderful Oh daddy miss brooks is waiting to see you. May I send her in? Very well Daddy will see you now miss brooks. Oh goody. See you tomorrow.  Of all the puffed up overstuffed pompous windbags.  I'll do the work this afternoon. Does that make you happy? You beady-eyed beetle-browed old buzzard Yes, miss brooks that makes me very happy Good, and I just want to say Boy Yes From the moment you enter this office, you'll be pleased to know that this overstuffed windbag has absorbed your every word You realize across miss brooks that any chastisement you have suffered in the past Is mere child's play compared with what's in store for you now I Not only see to it that our local board of education received a mind. Must be contagious can't seem to hear a single word you're saying So the three hours ago that the cannon went off here. I am suddenly taking stone Well, I guess there's no sense in worrying about it. 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In this video, we're going to begin looking at assembly language programming. Assembly language is like another programming language, but it's really just one step removed from the actual language that the machine understands. This means we're not going to have any of the fancy features that we're used to working with in high level languages. We won't have abstractions or classes, data structures. We won't have functions, loops, if statements, or even variables. If we want to have any of that, we're going to have to build it ourselves. And that's what we're going to spend a whole lot of time to. Looking at how we build all of these fancy features that we're used to by just starting with this handful of very simple operations. We're going to be working with the MIPS R2000 assembly language. And this is a really, really simple language. It's an old language, but it still contains everything that we need to build any of those fancy features that we've seen in high level languages. You can still write any program that you're used to. You're just going to have to write it in much smaller pieces. Our architecture here is going to provide four things for us. We'll have registers, operations, memory, and system calls. Operations are probably the most straightforward. These are all of our instructions. Each of the things that we can ask our machine to do for us. And we'll introduce new instructions a bit at a time as they're relevant for the type of functionality that we're interested in building right now. We will get to memory about halfway through when we start looking at complex functions and data structures. System calls we'll use very early on because those will allow us to do even simple things like input and output. But we're going to start with looking at registers. So our registers are going to fill the role of our variables in a high level language. But unlike actual variables, we don't have an unlimited number of them. We don't get to name them whatever we want. They can't even have a type assigned to them. So you can kind of think of these like generic global variables. And in our MIPS assembly language, we have 32 of these. Each of these registers has a number assigned to it, 0 through 31, but we can also refer to them by their various mnemonics. So for example, register $t0 could also be referred to as $8. But most of the time it's going to make more sense to use the mnemonics. So the most straightforward register that we've got is actually $0. It's also got the number 0, as you can see. But this one is not really a variable. It's actually been hardwired to the value 0. So you can't really overwrite this value. But it turns out having 0 available to us is actually really useful for a lot of operations. Registers t0 through t9 will be the ones we use for the majority of our computation. This is where we'll store all of our temporary information, while we're in the middle of a computation. When we start looking at functions, we'll see some more registers. We'll have s0 through s7, which are considered saved registers. And these are also for general purpose computation. But they differ from the temporary registers in how they're handled across the function call. We'll see that temporary registers are not likely to be preserved across the function call. So if we want to keep the data that's in them, we'll need to store it someplace safe. On the other hand, we'll expect the saved registers to be saved across the function call, so that their data will still be available when we return from that function call. To ensure that that data is still available, if we want to keep the data in a temporary register, the calling function has to save it. But if the callE function wants to use one of the saved registers, it will have to preserve that data and restore it when it's done using that register. $a0 through a3 are for function arguments. So all of your parameters you can expect will come in $a0 through $a3. And in return, a function will provide its results in v0 and v1. We'll use the return address as a way to say where our function should return to when it's done running. So all of those together will give us the stuff that we need to build actual functions. We want to start accessing memory. We're going to need to have things like our stack pointer, our frame pointer, and our global pointer. Our stack pointer will be used for holding things like local variables, any of those saved registers that we overwrote, and a few other related things. Our frame pointer will be similar to our stack pointer. Our frame pointer will essentially tell us where our block of memory on the stack starts, and our stack pointer would tell us where it ends. The global pointer will be used for managing the heap. Things like objects that you're used to allocating with the new keyword would be put on the heap, and we'll be able to manage that using the global pointer. Finally, we have three other registers that we really won't have to worry about. We have the assembler temporary, which the assembler will use when it needs to expand a pseudo instruction into actual machine language instructions. And we also have two registers reserved for the operating system kernel. While we don't have any fancy variable names like we're used to, following the conventions for putting temporary information in temporary registers, more permanent information perhaps in the saved registers, using our argument registers and our turn value registers appropriately will help us to get some of that same organization that we're used to, even without having the variable names that we'd like.