So, hello everyone, I think we should start, otherwise we will be very late. So we will talk about Fedora Appreciation Week because we want to say thank you to the people that are part of the Fedora community. So let's talk a bit about us. So B and I, let's say for Fedora during this year, during this summer, we were a mentor and our mentee was Anna and she has been working on Fedora Happiness Package and she will explain a bit more details about it. So hi everyone, I'm B and I work with the community operations team on data analytics and related stuff and I'm also involved with the diversity and inclusion team and both of the teams are working together for launching this Fedora Appreciation Week to thank basically the Fedora community for all the work they have done. And yes, I have also been a Google summer off code mentor for the third time this year and Anna has been a great mentee for both of us and she has been working really hard on the Fedora Happiness Package project for over the summer. Hi everyone, my name is Anna, so I'm the said mentee, so I got selected somehow for GSOC 2018, yeah, so nice to meet you all. So let's talk a bit about, let's say Fedora Appreciation Week, let's say how started, how we had this idea. First we were inspired by the Ubuntu community, they were doing Ubuntu Community Appreciation Day and we wanted that it would be very interesting to have something similar for Fedora community. In this way we can say thank you to all our contributors that are working really hard in their free time and in this way they can feel that their contributions are very valuable for our community and in this way we can, let's say it's kind of a way to tell them that their time is very valuable for all of us and for everything that they are doing because let's say Fedora it is a very powerful operating system and so on but because of the community that is working really hard behind it and yes it's because of these people that are part of us, not all the people were here, this is a group photo that we did at Vlog two years before, yes in Krakow and I'm really glad that the community is growing even more. So what we will do throughout the week, we will have different events or initiative that will be part of Fedora Appreciation Week and all the community members, let's say are very encouraged to say thank you to another person for something specific that person has done, let's say for example if you want to say thank you to someone that helped you a lot especially when you were let's say on your first steps to be part of the Fedora community, this is a great way to say them thank you and but not all, only for this but also for something else, for example someone helped you to fix something and you can say thank you to that person. So yeah, you will get a lot of thank yous during the day or during that week. You will say thank you to someone else and someone else will say thank you to you so that's why it's all this about. Okay, so I'm just going to discuss in brief about why we are doing this, about why it is important to thank other community members who are working on Fedora like different parts of the operating system or different areas in the community. So I mean Fedora community is mostly like a volunteer based community so we don't really get paid for efforts unless it's your day job to work on Fedora. And so a lot of people still contribute a lot to development of Fedora and also in non-technical areas and sometimes like sometimes some people feel like they are not appreciated enough for their contributions to the operating system or to the overall community and that's because like when we are working together sometimes like slowly over time we feel like we forget to communicate that we appreciate their efforts even though like whatever small or big efforts they are putting and we forget to communicate that we need to thank them because they are doing all of this in their volunteer time. So we basically created the idea of this week to practice like gratefulness and say thank you so that everybody feels appreciated and they feel like good like they feel appreciated enough for their work in Fedora and here are just some benefits of like practicing gratefulness so we feel that like if everybody feels like appreciated for their work in the Fedora community it will have a positive impact overall on the contributions and on the team and it will also boost like confidence of community members in Fedora it will lead to like happier community members, better relationships, better work and basically more productivity but it's not just like the contribution aspects of it but we also want the community you know to gel together to interact with each other more and to basically put out all this positivity in open source out in the real world that we are working and collaborating and doing this together and we want everyone to know that we really appreciate whatever they are doing even though I mean whether it's a small contribution or like it's a big thing like everything is appreciated whatever they are doing in Fedora community so yes this is basically you know a meme so we want everyone to feel awesome because they are a part of Fedora and we are such a nice community so we want them to feel happy and appreciated so that was our whole concept behind why we wanted to do this appreciation week and have this different ideas on how to do it and how to say thank you to other community members so Yona will now introduce a little bit about Fedora appreciation day or week depending on how the logistics go and how you can say thank you to other community members during this period. Okay so first of all even when will be this Fedora appreciation week or Fedora appreciation day so this will take place around November 6th I'd say because it's also the anniversary of the Fedora project so this is what we are aiming to do the Fedora appreciation week and the way that let's say how all of you can be part of it is first of all to pick someone to be a contributor that it's part of Fedora community and of course not only one you are encouraged to do to say thank you to also other people so you can just choose someone from the Fedora community that you really appreciate a lot and you really would say thank you for everything that that person has done especially something that it was very valuable for you and that helped you a lot and in this way let's say explain a bit the contribution that that person did and why it was useful for you. Let's say for example I for example in my personal experience I could say thank you to the first person that helped me to get into Fedora that it was also my mentor he's not part of Fedora anymore but still he was the person who let's say helped me with everything to get in touch with the other people and to grow more at the community and in this way for example you can see why it was very helpful for you the what the other person did and and you can just like let's say express your gratitude toward that person and in this way you can start writing your appreciation for that person so how can you do that first of all is we do this even now of course Karma Cookies and I think is anyone here that doesn't know what Karma Cookies is or someone that wants to explain it yes so Karma Cookies is actually a system when you add the plus plus signs after the FAS ID of one person or IRC Nick if the Nick is married with a FAS ID and after collecting several cookies you can get badges I think the biggest one is like 50 cookies or something like that but is a way to say thank you in a simple manner you don't need to write anything or do anything just FAS ID plus plus and the people will be regarded with a badge so yes thank you and we can do that on IRC so especially let's say when we have meetings and the meeting will end you can just say thank you for example to the person who chaired the meeting and so on another way how you can write an appreciation is contributor stories so contributor stories as I said it's a way to write kind of a story and we have a template to help you what things you can include there for another person and I will explain even a bit more how it's the template and show you a screenshot about it another way is the happiness packets that we mentioned that Anna has been working on it and she will show us later on even a demo of how it looks now and how let's say other things that we are going to implement until November you can tweet about this and the tweet that we thought to use for Fedora appreciation week will be we are Fedora in this way it will be even useful for us to have some kind of metrics to see how many people participated and let's say how useful it was to have only a week only to say thank you to someone else and why to do this only for specific week and not do this throughout the year and something else that you can do of course that you can share it with your friends because it's very valuable to spread the word and the others can do the same as you so as I said they can do one of these kind of ways that they can be part of it so as I mentioned one of the ways was the contributor stories so what is contributor stories contributor stories are the record of our best memories that we have with people that are part of the Fedora community so we can be let's say everyone that is part of us that is contributing it doesn't matter what kind of contributions or let's say how much time that person spends as part of our community but maybe the things that that person has done if it's very valuable for us we can start writing a story about that person and we can share our stories that we let's say we are doing as part of Fedora or something I don't know something else that it's unique that you think it's very special about someone that it's a community member and you can share the story with the community members you have another possibility to keep it private and only that the admins that are let's say that are admins for the Pajor repo and this is also the link that you can go there and check it out only that person can see the story that you will write but for the others will be private but if you want to share it also with everyone you can just keep that as public so yeah this is the screenshot how it looks the Pajor repo that we have so you have even a template because we wanted to make a bit more use let's say more easier for you how to write something so you can just let us know a bit more about your story the person that you are writing something about him or her let's say the kind of history or story that you had with that person and why you are saying thank you or what things that person did for you that it was very useful and help you a lot so until now actually we have nine contributor stories we were trying to convince someone during VLOG to write another one but we need to try more so you can write one or you wrote one yeah but you can write more and for now we have seven that are public and two that are private so thank you to everyone that wrote a contributor story and thank you to all the people that will write one in the next days you can even do this now and as I mentioned to you the link about it you can just check it out there and we'll be very happy if you can write one okay so this is my first time doing this anything of this sort so please go easy on me yeah so couldn't talk my name is Anna and I was one of the GSOC interns selected to you know work on this amazing project called happiness packets and okay and so I guess I should start on why I picked this project first I'm a developer so for me stuff like this doesn't make a lot of sense you know I just code I don't care what the other person does exactly and I don't tend to like restrain or say thank you is just a given that the other person has to do what I tell them to do but I can see the benefits like as be mentioned that a lot of benefits to be doing nice to sing thank you to people every once in a while they'll be nicer to you and this is like especially important in an open source community where people are not obliged to help you so you know sending them a thank you card or buy them a beer or something like that it just puts you puts you in there good books so civility costs nothing but it buys you everything yeah so that's a quote for you that and I'm not really going to go into the technical details but so I just yeah so I'm a huge Snoopy fan so if you haven't started yet today you can start from today we're going to like launch the website so you guys can log in and send in your own appreciation notes as well and yeah so this is the project it's called Fedora happiness packets so this originally was a folk of another project called happiness packets so thank you for that and essentially it's a platform to make it easier for you to show your appreciation show your gratitude to your fellow contributors and for now and I'm not like I'm an introvert for me like going up to a person and you're not telling them thank you it just terrifies terrifies me I do not do one-on-one person one-on-one is not my thing at all so if you're like me this is like the perfect software for you you can just send anyone you appreciate someone who has touched your touch you basically like in a meaningful way like for me I would probably send maybe after this session some happiness packets to my mentors I wouldn't do that in real life but yeah I'm sending it anyway but um yeah so that's that's essentially what it does like it helps you if you're like me again introvert you don't like sending messages to people in person you can do it online and you can do it anonymous anonymously as well so and but we do have other options so some of the options are like you can choose to have your message public you can choose to have your name public as well you know if you're that kind of person good on you but you can also send private messages as well so that can work yeah and if you want you can just put up your message on the website as well but you can hide your name so you know there's something for everyone yeah and so this is like a screenshot I will demo it like right now but this is what it looks like it looks the design is not so modern but we're working on I mean we still have time this is going to happen sometime in later this month so we'll have time to improve we're looking forward to your feedback as well yep thanks so just giving a few tips for writing happiness packet so when we initially put this up I would I saw a lot of messages that just said you are awesome thank you for helping me with so-and-so bug yay um so you want to write a more meaningful happiness packet or thank you know what I would say personalize it you know everyone loves hearing their name so you know putting your name in as well in the happiness packet and don't use a generic template of Google so don't Google something and just cut copy paste it that's not really nice and next one is like be specific so if I don't know you know a contributor who has worked on this pull request for a really long time you could you know mention that hey so-and-so like thank you for helping out with this pull request thank you for working on this bug thank you for working on this issue so you know like make it specific you know and let them know how much that pull request or bug or issue meant to you you know yeah and of course obviously don't forget to thank the people who review your code they take the time off to sit and read through your very very long code so take time off to thank them as well and obviously next one is like be prompt it's always best you do this the day after or maybe at least you know put in a month while it's still relevant while it's still fresh on the other person's mind but it's always better late than never you know yeah so now yes the demo so so you can log in with your fuzz account and okay so did you open a private tab at least you can just like go ahead and send some happiness just one more thing so even if you directly click on the send some happiness now button without logging in it will redirect you to the login page and then you can go ahead and I'm not exactly sure why it's not yeah so you just have to like put in the person's name and email and the message you want to send and like I mentioned the privacy options you have we have a lot of options here so you can agree to share your name and email and address of the recipient the other person doesn't even have to know who sent it as well and you can choose to have it if you want to put it up on the happiness archive you know show your love to the world and you have the third option obviously do like you agree to display names publicly like both are names publicly as well so yeah and only if both of the people agree so the sender and the the person who will receive it we will publish we will have them at the archive so if you want to get inspired by some other happiness packets you can just check them there yeah so there's nothing bad right now but yeah because we have so we example messages to and if you just go on the web interface to send the happiness packet yeah so you can also see the message inspiration link there from where you can directly see like some example happiness packets being sent and also in the end you you have even the share button so you can share on Google plus Facebook or Twitter that you wrote the happiness packets in this even your friends probably will be encouraged to do the same and if you want like to give us some more feedback about it we would be very happy you can file an issue on our Pagura repo that it's the link at the end oh yeah yes don't send us an email because we will change it but you can it's better to file an issue on our repo yes or if you want to help but we have some other issues that are open if they are assigned to Anna she's working on them otherwise you can open another one or work on one on the others that we have so yes for the moment Anna is assigned to most of them oh yes so I don't know if you have any question regarding the demo but we don't have a lot of time and we want to mention even the the usability testings yeah so obviously there's like a for citation thing we will like you know looking for feedback a lot of feet I know it's like it's not bad supposed to be right now but so with your help we're looking for features you know what you think what do you think doesn't work would you use it so you know if you're interested will be like right outside this hallway so whoever wants to sign up like come talk to me yeah we have some sheets here so you can just write your name and email and we can coordinate like when you can do it it's not too long it's just 20 minutes at most so it won't take too much of your time and it will be really helpful for us and the project oh yeah and obviously some of the things we are like working on is like audio video messages you know like a text message is great but audio video messages you can hear the person they're just like more effective as well plus you'll be getting cool badges so we don't have a badge yet yeah but at least we just had as you saw our logo and we want to thanks the design team and this is a nice idea to I don't know write a contributor story or happiness package to the design team because they did very nice logo for us and we will design the badge soon yes because when you're logging you will login with your fast account and yes sir so your question was how can we get the badge right so when you log in as we said you will log in with your fast account and when you write when you write happiness packets and both of you will you will not be anonymous in this way you will directly get the badge when you send the happiness packets to the other person sorry yes the sender yeah I mean the other person cannot get the badge but he can yeah they can write a happiness package to get the badge so do you have any questions otherwise we need to My first question is like I know the happiness packet software before it was a Django application if I'm not wrong did you keep record of the issues that was in the original packet to this one or you are just having the power to try the issues because the github repo from that from that application have their own issues so you try to solve it or you just port it and work over it okay and my other question why if I descend the happiness packet as private I don't get the badge that doesn't matter for me because if you want to be anonymous and you get the badge then where's the point of being anonymous people will understand that you send them yeah but you're not the people is not going to to know to who you send the package of it was due to the one who send the package I don't know if the anonymity is dead jail at the only thing you are going to know is that you send a package but no when or where or to who so there is no point in in not giving the badge or giving the badge only to public at least that's what I think maybe you can file a new issue and we can discuss it there and everyone can put their ideas in so we really need to finish is the GDP are compliant we are working on that but yeah I mean as everything in Fedora is we are compliant we will be as it follows pass login so if yeah it's a long as yeah yes so yeah sorry if we need to finish now and thank you for being here


Adventures by Morse. Carlton E. Morse presents the Cobra King Strikes Back, featuring Captain Friday. If you like high adventure, come with me. If you like the stealth of intrigue, come with me. If you like blood and thunder, come with me. Tonight, we are plunging toward the land of the Cobra King, toward Cambodia, which is in the jungle country of French Indochina, Cambodia, the land of the mysterious ancient folk, the land now under the sway of the cobra and the wild elephant and the tiger, the land of Oriental myth and Oriental wonder, a land to the east. To reach it from San Francisco, one travels to Hawaii, to Hong Kong, to Saigon, which is the capital of Indochina, and then through the jungles northward. This is where the Carter expedition is headed. And right now is a good time for you to meet Dr. Carter, archeologist, scientist, explorer. Dr. Carter. At the moment, my party and I are aboard the steamship Westphalia between Hawaii and Hong Kong. The object of this expedition into the wiles of Cambodia will be explained shortly.  First, you must meet my daughter, Celia. She's especially trained by me to be historian of this expedition. Celia, please. Daughter, secretary, historian. That's quite an order for one girl to fulfill on one expedition. It's all right to be flippant, my dear, but just remember, there's bitter intrigue and danger connected with this expedition. I love danger.  Well, that's my daughter, Celia. The second member of my party, you must know, is Professor Ernst Lebrun, medical advisor and scientific technician. Professor Lebrun, my friend. Oui, Dr. Carter. I was just remarking that I feel I've added greatly to our expedition's chances of success by persuading you to become a member of my party. If I did not have confidence in your abilities to lead such an expedition to a successful conclusion, I doubt if you would have persuaded me. A mutual admiration, society. Mademoiselle Celia, your father is a wonderful man. And I don't doubt he'll bring this whole business off with flying colors. Well, you have more confidence than I have then. And now, where's Perry Mills? Here, Doctor. Oh, so you are, so you are. Now, Perry, besides being an admirable young man, is business manager and assistant collector for the trip. I hope and pray, young man, you didn't leave any of our paraphernalia on the dock back at San Francisco. I certainly hope and pray so myself. I've checked and double checked. And triple checked. Honestly, Father, Perry's done nothing since we left San Francisco, but rummage around among our effects down in the whole of the ship. Well, I got to phase your father when we unloaded Saigon. And I want to phase him with everything in order and ready to start for our expedition into the back country. And now the last member of our party. Taquan. Well, you let him go to his state room, Father. Well, that's right. That's right, I did. What's the matter, C-Zick? Squeamish. Queer fish. Oh, a brilliant scholar, agridden by the superstitions of his people, but brilliant. Well, all Chinese are superstitious, aren't they? My dear, Taquan is not Chinese. Well, Oriental. Yes, Oriental. Taquan, Celia, is a pure descendant of the ancient Khmer's, a dead race. And it's from this vanished people that the last member of our party is descended. He will hear more of Taquan. But unknown to Dr. Carter and his group, there is a second party aboard the Westphalia, steaming westward under the great golden moon. The mission of this latter group is a carefully guarded secret, a dangerous secret. Heading it is Captain Bart Bridie. Accompanying him is his fellow operative, Skip Turner, and his secretary, Patricia Young. And then there's a fourth member of the party, a figure of mystery, a prisoner, two expeditions, and at the moment, each unaware of the other's presence on the ship, each unaware that it has friends in the other party. And now darkness has settled on the vessel, throbbing under its pounding propeller. The moon is riding high, is gigantic, is golden, and on the main deck, Perry Mills and Celia Carter are leaning against the rail. Oh, a lovely, lovely moon on the water. First trip at sea, Celia. Oh, yes. Imagine me going way off to such a wilderness as Cambodia. Clear around the world from San Francisco. Ah, lucky girl, all right. You know, I feel rather lucky myself to be Dr. Carter's assistant archeologist. Dad's a dear. Well, thank you, my dear. Hey, where did you pop from, father? Evening, Dr. Carter. Evening, Perry. See, Lea Professor Lebrun will join us in a moment. Then we'll go into the main salon for a short conference. Bring your shorthand book. Yes, Dad. Where's Taquan? Still in his state room. He's having a bad time with his seasickness. Wished to retire. You say he's Oriental, but not Chinese. That's right. Taquan is a pure descendant of the ancient Commerge, that race that built such marvels as the anchor what? Which means temple of Angkor. That's a good literal translation, Perry. You see, some 2,000 years ago, this race of Commerge arose to mighty strength. As civilization's sufficient under itself. That's right, Perry. The kingdom grew until it must have held some 30 million souls. They built great whats or temples. They had trained armies in a remarkable background, both historical and mythological. In fact, they had everything that should have made them a lasting nation. And yet 30 million people vanished from the face of the earth. That's exactly the word, vanished. When anchor what was first discovered some 80 years ago by the Frenchman, Mouhou, it looked as though the entire population had one day laid down their implements, walked out, never returned. But what did happen to them? If we knew, my dear, we'd not be on this expedition. And we're going to anchor what to see what we can find. We is good. Well, I'm part of the expedition for goodness' sakes. Of course you are, my dear. Yes, we're going into the old Khmer realm. But we're not going to stop an anchor what. That particular region has been milked dry of information. Further to the north, however, are other abandoned cities, some of which have been recently discovered, others of which are well or only known to exist by rumors and legend. And we're going to hunt for one of those legendary cities? Well, something like that. Only it isn't going to be quite such a hopeless proposition. That's where Tequan comes into the picture. I wondered about him. Professor Lebrun picked him up over at the University of California. His brilliant mind so attracted Lebrun that he struck up an acquaintance and discovered that Tequan was a descendant of the Khmer's. And it only recently come from Saigon, the French capital in the east. He's an interesting chap, all right. Yes, it seems that he'd come in from the agricultural region and nothing more than a breach cloud, and he demanded to be taught. He was turned over to a French parochial mission. Fathers dressed him and taught him. His brilliance delighted them so. They laid aside an allowance to send him to the University of California. Oh, interesting. Yeah, I remember the day Lebrun brought him to see you, Dr. Carter. Yes, the professor knew I was interested in the Cambodia problem, and so he brought to Kwan to see me. Developed that he knew the region north of Angkor Wat unusually well. In fact, knew of a city back in the wilderness that has not yet been discovered by explorers. Well, well, it's lecturing Cambodian archaeology. Oh, there you are, Lebrun. As you say, here I am. There we all are. All except a little Pamir. Where is he? He's not receiving visitors, having a little private trouble with the old devil sea. Sorry I was delayed, the doctor. But coming up the companion way, the most amazing thing happened to us. It would be unpleasant, I hope. Quite the opposite. Would you think I bumped squirrely in two? You met someone you know. I say, or depth of discernment. You're making fun of me. Oh, really, I am not. I did meet an old friend, a very brilliant fellow. None other than Captain Friday. Say, you don't mean that Captain Friday in charge of the worth murders in the city of the dead mystery. Remember him, though, you peri, the very same Captain Friday. And you just ran into him tonight? Isn't that brother Pecugel, Lebrun? Not at all, doctor. You see, he and his party boarded the ship at Honolulu last night. Well, what on earth is he doing on his way to Hong Kong? Oh, most mysterious. I had to tear myself away to join you folks. Or perhaps I would have found out. He's waiting, though, in the salon for us to join him. That's a pleasant surprise. We'll just postpone our conference until tomorrow. See, Lee, we won't need you tonight, after all. All right.  Don't you want to come along and join us? Me go down there and sit around in a cloud of cigar smoke while half a dozen men hold the floor? I should say not. Wise girl. Hey, don't lean too far over the rail. We don't want to lose our history in this early. Good night, everyone. And we'll take this companion away. Captain Friday said the men salon. Ah, oui. Here we are. Oh, go ahead, Dr. Carter. Oh, so you brought them down. Well, this is a great meeting. Skip the Turner. You were too. Ah, they prefer the Lebrun. I'm here, playing guard of honor for Captain Friday and his secretary, Patricia. But I say, Captain, who's running your agency back in San Francisco, eh? Oh, I'd rather think it'll get along somehow for a while without skipping me. Dr. Carter, this is Captain Bart Friday. My pleasure, Captain. And this is Mr. Skip Turner, Captain Friday's right-hand man. Glad to know you. Captain Friday, this is Perry Mills, Dr. Carter's assistant. What do you do, Mills? And Skip Turner. Say, this is great. Well, sit down, gentlemen. Drop some chairs. Here's the card. There you are. Captain, if it isn't a state secret, often else are you in skip doing air so far off your beads. Well, Professor, as a matter of fact, it comes very nearly being just that, state secrets. Well, don't say. I wouldn't care to have our business made general knowledge on shipwork. Oh, by no means. I have a crack my question. Oh, no, no. That isn't at all necessary. I intended to tell you. It's a very unusual story. And it rather fits in with your own work. Something, uh, something to do with the anchor region? Quite a bit. I've, um, I've got a prisoner aboard this ship. Prisoner? Murderer? That's first a young peacock. There's not so wrong with that. The last man who tried to keep him in chains got himself strangled with a wet silk cord. An Indian thuggy trip. It isn't pleasant. I'd rather have the news a sharp knife myself. The Trans-Pacific Line of Westphalia, two groups of people have met. One headed by Dr. Carter, archeologist. The other headed by Captain Friday, private operator. Captain Friday is telling about a prisoner he has taken to Saigon, French Indochina. The same port from which Dr. Carter is launching his expedition. Captain Friday has just said. I've got a prisoner aboard this ship. His last keeper was strangled. He's an international plotter, a troublemaker. Well, looks like you're getting into big business, Captain Friday. After a manor, perhaps. He's a subject of coach in China. I'm taking him to Saigon, the French capital. Remarkable. You're going right into our territory. Yes. But there's a closer relationship between your scientific expedition and my little party than that, Dr. Carter. Of course, you know the story of how France got hold of the Cambodia territory. Yes, smooth the Frenchman when he discovered the ruins, carried the word back to France. And by being on their toes, French diplomats took the territory over before the rest of the world learned of the Khmer ruins. Fast workers, huh? Any nation would have jumped at the chance to get French into China? Had they known about it? Yes. It was a rich land. Lying fellow for someone to take it. After all, Mr. Turner, Siam was in no position to investigate the Cambodia ruins, even if she knew none of them. France immediately opened this new and rich scientific field. All right, all right. I'm squelched. I'll take it back. Well, this skip doesn't want to argue the point. Captain Friday, suppose you continue. Well, as you just explained, France got Cambodia by means of a diplomatic coup. It didn't set well with a lot of people in that region, especially those with the Siamese leaning. Many felt that Siam had lost a vast treasure. But France has gotten little return for the amount of money expended in that territory to date, anyway. That's true, Mills. And yet, there is much dissatisfaction. Well, that's easily explained. There are innumerable legends of tremendous Khmer treasure which are supposed to be buried beneath the ruins of those old cities. Treasure? You mean casts of gold and jewels? Oh, now, much more fascinating loot than that. For instance, there's supposed to be a huge emerald Buddha seated on a golden-coiled cobra. Numerous golden buddhas, altar furnishings, priests, and kings regalia, golden lions, golden howders, and chairs. My word, Perry. That is a lot. Well, I won't be reciting from the legends. According to the myths, the Thais vandals came down from the north in great hordes in Overland, Cambodia. To save their treasures of the palaces and temples, priests buried them beneath the cities with the aid of slaves. Afterwards, the slaves were slaughtered. Jolly sort of folk, these Khmeres. Well, these rumors are probably at the bottom of the dissatisfaction. Anyway, a certain Cambodian element feel that they've been robbed. Up until the time the French missionaries entered the field and began to educate them, the resentment was unorganized and latent. They were ignorant, had no idea how to go about revenging themselves. The old old story. Yes, Dr. Carter. But French fathers continued to educate the people. The French government even assisted their efforts with appropriations. They selected brilliant Cambodian youths and gave them what corresponds to a high school education right in Saigon. Then they selected the brightest of their pupils and sent them to American and European universities. Hey, we have just such a student in our party. What's that, Mills? Sure, a chap named Taquan. Well, we have another locked in Skip's cabin. Extraordinary, Captain Friday. You mean a Cambodian college graduate has become an international criminal? Hardly that, Dr. He's a representative of the rebellious element in Cambodia. He's been in the United States trying to raise a secret expedition to penetrate the jungles north of the city of Angkor, claiming that he knows the location of another of the lost Khmer cities. Say, you don't suppose I say. Oh, I say, Perrie, let's not speculate. Speculation's a bad business. Sure, I, well, of course. Excuse me for breaking in, Captain Friday. It looks as though I'm telling you a story you already know. You mind the telling us who these chap is. You were in Angkor, not at all. A fellow called Fen Lowe. Never heard of him. Have you, Dr. Carter? I don't recall the name. Please go on, Captain. Well, it appears that Fen Lowe has been telling that he knows the location of this new city's buried treasures. How the odd he didn't dig it up for himself and his friends then, isn't it? According to his story, it'll take many men and some very modern evacuation machinery to get at it. That corresponds with the legends. The priests are supposed to have filled the passages leading down to the treasures with rock and a sort of cement. But they wouldn't have to tunnel in the original passage. Couldn't they dig in the earth paralleling the rocked input? No, no, Perrie, it's too big a job for the natives. Even so, the treasure room would undoubtedly be cased in by a wall many feet in thickness. Yeah, but look here, if there's all this treasure under these cities, why don't the French government dig for it? That's just the point, Skip. The French are not convinced that there is any treasure. It's all rumor and native legend. They're not willing to spend the great sums necessary to excavate on the mere chance of finding something. And another thing, France hasn't had the money to put into such work, not under present conditions. In the meantime, she doesn't want other people nosing around too closely. By the way, Dr. Carter, how did you ever get permission to take an expedition into the country? By agreeing to turn over 90% of anything we should run across to the French government? No, it seemed like that would be very profitable. This is a scientific expedition, not a treasure hunt. Frankly, Captain Friday, I'm quite dubious about there being any treasure. I see. Well, anyway, the French government heard about Fenlo's activities in the United States and demanded his apprehension. We caught him in San Francisco and turned him over to the French consulate. A French attaché was started on the trip with him to Saigon. En route to Honolulu, the Frenchman was murdered. You don't say. By Fenlo? No. Now Fenlo was manacled to his birth. The attaché was killed on the aft deck, strangled with a cord. Aha, the worthy Fenlo had friends aboard. If he did, they were never apprehended. Fenlo was taken from the ship at Honolulu and the French consulate, unwilling to subject another of its attachés to a like fate, called for a couple of volunteers to escort the fellow the rest of the way to Saigon. And you and Skip Turner responded. I'll say we did. A two and a half month's vacation and all expenses paid. Every peace officer in San Francisco volunteered. Finally, they put me in charge and I selected Skip to come along. We picked up Fenlo and Honolulu and boarded their ship. And that's the story. But Mr. Turner mentioned your secretary, Captain. Yes, I promised her she could come along on the next case. I didn't know, though, it would take us halfway around the world. But weren't you afraid to have her come after? After what happened to the French attachés? You don't know our secretary, Mr. Mail. Skip's right. Patricia's perfectly capable of taking care of herself. However, she's in no danger. It's quite apparent that the whole object of the attaché's death was the release of Fenlo. There are any attacks on my party. It certainly won't be against my secretary. A remarkable story, Captain Friday. A remarkable story. Doubly so, since our pads have crossed. Captain, I think I'll take a look in the cabin. I want to give the only Cambodian in captivity the once over. All right, Skip. Skip's as nervous as a cat. He believes there's something mysterious about our oriental. All orientals are just Fenlo. Well, Skip Turner's philosophy says that an oriental at your back is a dangerous oriental. Well, the death of the French attaché probably has a good deal to do with his anisiness. Very likely, Professor. Fenlo has been in a sort of cold rage since we picked him up in Honolulu. Prophecized innumerable deaths to pay for the outrage to his person. However, everything's gone smoothly so far. Listen, what's the matter, Mills? That I heard someone call out. I don't yell anything.  I remember. Someone's running. Captain, Captain Friday. The prisoner's gone. Fenlo's escaped? Here, look at the handcuffs. Incredible. My word. Did he do that? Scraped the flesh off his hands, forcing them through the manacles? He did, and he had someone to help him. There is no doubt about that. He couldn't have done this to himself alone. This is a flesh still clinging to the manacles. You're certain about that, Captain Friday? I've seen some strange and terrible things take place in the east. Dr. Carter, I don't believe there's a man in existence that have gotten out of those handcuffs alone. His hands were cuffed behind him and fastened to his bunk. And I saw to it that the cuffs were tight to his wrists. Sure, he couldn't have got away without help. But hadn't we about to get on his trail? I don't think there's any hurry, Skip. He can't escape from the ship, and we're still a good number of days from Saigon. But if he finds out that she was murdered... The first thing to do is to inform the master of the ship. He'll warn everybody aboard to remain in his cabin, then form a searching party. I'll attend to that myself. Please excuse me. Yes, of course. Look here, Dr. Carter. Supposing I go give Celia an earful of this and send her to a cabin if she's still on deck. Good idea, Perry. Tell her to keep to her stateroom and keep door and portholes locked. I certainly will. Oh, that lad does crave excitement. Up to now, the party's been just fish and beans to Perry. But now things are looking up a bit. A mighty fine youngster. Oh, but aren't we all... Again, man. I just happen to think of Captain Friday's secretary. Patrice ought to be warned. Oh, by all means. Don't hang back on our account. We'll survive somehow. I don't know whether you will or not if you get in the road of that there. Fan low, guy. Oh, I see, Dr. Carter. Yes, LeBron? Now that we're alone, what odds will you give that our own little camea playmate, Taquan, hasn't got a finger in Penlo's pie? Be careful, LeBron. Uh-huh. Right the first guess. I'm afraid so. The chances are that Taquan and Fenlo are close friends. Both of them have been sent to American universities by French missionaries. Oh, undoubtedly. Take care, Professor. Don't put the idea into Captain Friday's head. If Taquan becomes mixed up with the authorities, we may never get him farther than Saigon. Our expedition is hopeless without him to guide us. Are you certain Captain Friday doesn't already suspect? I've been afraid of it. In fact, I have a hunch that he went to Taquan's state room on his way to organize the searching party. Do you think so? I do. Perhaps we'd best go see for ourselves. Come along with me. If he is guilty, I hope he had sense enough to get back in his cabin after he has escaped. I hope our suspicions are wrong. And still the ship plows on. Taquan's cabin's this way. Righto. Well, anyway, the moon is still grinning down at us. Doctor, quick, quick. We've got to do something. Oh, I see. You don't understand. Celia's gone. My daughter's gone? Yes, she's gone. I can't find her anywhere. Come, come, old chap. You look ghastly. I feel ghastly. Oh, look here. Oh, I should do. Why should I? Why should I? Didn't you hear me say that Celia's disappeared? That maniac came here loosing roaming the deck? Suppose he's found her. But why do you want to suppose that? But the fellow's loose and Celia's gone.  We'll get the captain. Just a moment, Dr. Carter. Now, look here, Perry. Are you going off half-cocked? Or do you know what you're talking about? Oh, I tell you, it's true. Every word of it's true. Where have you looked? Everywhere. I've been on both decks. I've been in all the salons. I even went into a cabin. Was it unlocked? Yes, I. What's that? Quiet, Perry. It's coming from the lower deck. Do you recognize that? No, doctor. What is it? It's an ancient, comrade death chant. Death chant? What did I tell you? Come on, it's Celia. You have just heard the opening episode of The Cobra King Strikes Back, the newest adventure thriller by Carlton E. Morse. Adventures by Morse bring you new excitement week after week. Next week brings you the second episode, laid in Saigon, that weird and wonderful seaport of Cochin, China, known as the French capital of the East. The deadly shadow of the ancient Cobra King already has fallen upon both the party headed by Dr. Carter and that led by Captain Friday. But not until the two groups land on the shores of French Indochina does the deadly force of evil descend in all its venom. Watch for next week's episode entitled Something About the Hooded Snake.


In this loads of the fallen video I bring you a complete guide on the brand new quest line called The Way of the Bucket, the exact steps you need to complete in order to get this quest done, the amazing rewards you will earn and we will also check out the best places for you to get the 6 brand new spells that have been added into the game. As it going guys my name is DPJ and if you enjoyed the video leaving a like really helps out and if you like what you see and want to see more, be sure to subscribe. So the latest update for loads of the fallen added in some cool new things. In this guide I bring you everything you need to know. Now if there's something you are looking for, one of the new spells, don't forget use the timestamps in the video description. We will firstly cover the way of the bucket, this new quest line and then we will get on to the spells. First things first, the way of the bucket is a brand new quest line which sees you interacting with an NPC you may have already encountered early on in the game, the bucket guy. Ok so this starts with you grabbing yourself a new gesture, the bucket head salute. This is located from the vestige of Chabiri, so follow this path I take on the screen now guys to grab this very important item for this quest line. So from this point we now need to go visit the bucket guy. So follow this path from the gestures location to the bucket guy. Now this is your first time coming to speak with him that's great, next to him will be loot for you to pick up, this includes the bucket weapon which I believe is very important to trigger this quest line.  If you picked up this bucket at an earlier date and you do not have it anymore I do not believe you can progress this quest, if anyone knows if that's factual do let us know down below. But if you do need that bucket if you do need to progress this quest line and you don't have it join my discord link down below and someone there will 100% help you out. So with that bucket equipped and nothing else now you have to use 3 gestures in the correct order to trigger this quest.  Use these in that order and then speak to the bucket guy. You will now get dialogue pop up stating the pride of the bucket lords has been reaffirmed. So from this point guys you now need to find 12 pride of the bucket lord items and these items are scattered around the game, the game rewards you them for taking out a variety of different bosses. Now there is some very important information you need to take note of. You have to bring 4 of these pride of the bucket lord items at a time, not 3 and not 5, collect 4 of them and then head back to him. So with there being 12 in total you need to collect, you will revisit him 3 times. Upon you grabbing the first 4, then the second 4 and then the third 4. Now as I said, these pride of the bucket lord items drop from various different bosses. Now if you've already defeated these bosses and you're still on that play through, simply return to their boss arena areas, you'll be able to grab these said items as they will be waiting there for you. Now the items you get from said bosses and the order in which you get said items does not matter. As long as you only hand in 4 at a time, you can get them from any of the 12 bosses I will now showcase. So let's go and grab the first 4. So the first boss you will come up against is called Skadge Sister Deleth. So from the vestige of Cheburi, actually right by the bucket guy, follow this path I take on screen now. Remember if you've already beat this boss or any of the bosses I will showcase today, the item will be there waiting for you. So the second boss is the Mistress of Hounds. So from the bow room vestige of Blind Agatha, follow this path I take on screen now. You do actually go down this lift, if you don't have this lift unlocked yet, simply follow this path I take on screen now to unlock it. Now once you are at the bottom of this elevator, continue on and follow this path and go and get that second item you need. The third boss is the Sacred Resonance. Again from the bow room vestige of Blind Agatha, follow the path I take on screen now. Now we're going to head to the right facing that lift, but to get through this door you need the pilgrim's perch key. This is obtained from Stolman back at Skyrest, we don't have it already. But follow the path I take on screen now guys, to this boss arena, do what you've got to do and grab this item. So the fourth boss we will come against is the Crimson Rector Perseval. Ok, so from the vestige of the Pale Butcher, follow this path I take on screen now. Now why do you know is there is an issue some people are having with this item not actually appearing there for them, and it's to do with Demiurals quest line where Demiurals might indeed take this boss out, meaning it somehow voids the item being here. Many players have experienced this issue, and as of right now I haven't found a fix myself. I guess there may be a workaround for this, but if they aren't devs must be aware of this issue and a fix may come in the near future. Ok, so with four of these items at hand, head back to the bucket guy from the vestige of Chebuy. Ok, so once you get to him, interact with him and hand over the pride of the bucket lords. Here guys, it should give you the bucket lords shoes. Ok, so now we're going to collect a further four more of these items. Ok, so the first one of the second set of four we're going to get is from the Ruiner boss who is found upon that bridge. The closest vestige is the vestige of Eliard, so follow the path I take on screen now guys, and grab this item. The next boss which beholds one of these items is the Guardian Full Art. So from the vestige of Marco the axe, you need to come in this direction and through this door, this pathway. Follow this path as I do around guys to this boss arena, and do what you gotta do to get this item. Ok, so the next boss is the grief ban Ruiner boss. So from the vestige of Svornil, follow this path, I take it on screen now, and do what you gotta do guys to get the third of this second set of four items. Ok, so the final one of the second set of four comes from the infernal enchantress boss. So from the vestige of Sebastian, follow this path I take on screen now guys, and go grab this item. Ok, so with the second set of four items collected, head back to that bucket guy again from the vestige of Cheboi. So hand them in guys and here should give you the bucket lord Hound. Ok, so from this point guys we're going to grab the final four we need. So the first boss we're going to come up against is the abiding defenders. Ok, so from the vestige of brother Jeremiah, follow this path I take on screen now. Now it's quite a trek, but go as I go and it should be good. Now upon you taking out these two bosses, you'll get the first of the third set of the four we need to collect. Ok, so the next boss is the carrier knight boss. So this boss is located from the same vestige that we used to grab that last item, but it does require you to grab a key to get to this area. So we'll speed it up until we get to a point you will be familiar with if you watch that last path. So again guys from the vestige of brother Jeremiah, follow the path I take on screen now. So once you get here guys, follow this path to grab this key, which will be laying where I'm hitting my weapon within this hole. Once you have this key, follow this path I take to this area where this boss is found, just before the tower of penance. Ok, so the next boss we will come up against to get one of these items is the best Ursula. So from the last item we just picked up people from the carrier knight boss upon the tower of penance, follow the path I take on screen now. Here guys, the boss will be waiting for you if you've already taken out the boss, just simply grab this item as I do on screen now. Ok, so the very last item we need comes from the skin stealer boss. Now if you haven't been here already, the newest vestige is the vestige of Catherine. So follow this path I take on screen now. Or if you've already been down here and been in this boss, you can always take the lift down from the vestige of the forgotten guardian in Upper Calroth. So spawn in here, take the lift down and this item should be here waiting for you. Ok, so now guys you have your third final set of four items to hand into that bucket guy. So again guys, go and visit him from the vestige of chapeau. Hand these items in. Now what you do, you won't actually get anything but dialogue stating, seek gold and missed flames. This clue leads us to the prize of this quest. So from here guys, head to the vestige of Lydia, the non-witch. And from here follow the path I take on screen now to the secret room that has opened up and while awaits you is this brand new item. So once you get here guys, you will get and pick up the gilded bucket and this thing is pretty cool. Level it up to a level 10, we'll see you get two secret attacks where you can send out wooden spikes to hurt those enemies around you and confront you. One is tied to single hand mode, the other is tied to two-handed mode. So yes, pretty cool indeed. And there we have it guys, the weather bucket new secret quest and its rewards, a complete guide on it. Okay, so now we'll move on to the six brand new spells also added with this update. Now these all drop from certain enemies who you will have to farm, they are not guaranteed drops. So what I'll do is I'll showcase to you guys the best places that I believe you can farm said enemies for these new spells. Okay, so the first spell we have is the Palin Bile. This you can see in action on screen now. Okay, so these drops from the womb of the spear on your enemies.  Yes, these drops from them. Now the best one I believe you can farm is from the vestige of Chabry. I mean, this one's quite simple, it's early game too. So do as I do on the screen now guys. Follow this path I take. You will have to enter that on the ramp eventually, but do as I do guys and farm this enemy. I mean, if it doesn't drop you the first time, simply repeat, rotate back down to that vestige and rinse and repeat this farm. Next up guys, we have the Sepic Heave. Now these drops from the Shoes just drive enemies. Now the best place I've seen to get these takes place right near the vestige of Valade. Now what I'll do is guys, I'll just come in at this vestige point, run as I do on screen now guys, take out the single one, then simply run back, rest and repeat. Again, these are not guaranteed drops. Some of these may take you up to like 20 minutes to farm, but you gotta do what you gotta do. Next up guys, we have the Rising Fire. This drops from the Infernal Enchantress Enemies. Now the one I found and I think it's quite easy to actually get to is from the vestige of Dawn. So do as I do on screen now guys and follow this path I take to this bus. Now do believe there is a seed that we can farm this bus from which will make things a lot easier too. Okay so next up guys, we have the Blistering Salvo. This drops from those Trossalite Enemies. Now from here guys, there's one located near the vestige of the Forgotten Garden. So spawn in here people and follow the path I take on screen now to this bus. Remember, you will have to run back to the vestige to rest and repeat the farm if you ain't looking at first time. Next up guys, we have the Tolling. This drops from the Sacred Resonance Enemies. For me guys, I think the easiest one to farm is takes place from the vestige of Brother Jeremiah. It means right near this vestige point. So do as I do on screen now guys follow this path I take and farm this enemy within this room until you get this to drop. And lastly guys, for the Six Bars we have the Vortex of Torment. This drops from the Scared Sister Enemies. Now I found one of these right near the vestige of Rosamond. So do as I do on screen now guys, we run up to this enemy, take them out, rinse and repeat and hopefully guys, you get what you deserve. Now there may be other better farms for these enemies in the game. If you know of any, please let everybody else know and myself included down below. But there we have it guys. Guys, if you enjoyed the video leaving a like really helps out. If you like what you see and want to see more be sure to subscribe and hopefully guys, I will see you on that next. One.


I'm Debra Borechart and this is your marijuana money minute. Overall, it was a pretty quiet week, but we did start to get some earnings. Scott's Miracle Grow reported that its fiscal third quarter revenue came in at 1.49 billion. That was an increase of 28% over last year and it beat the Yahoo analysts' estimates for just 1.3 billion. The company said that its hydroponic subsidiary called Pothorn, those sales increased 72% to $302 million. Things are going so well at Scott's that they bonus the employees that weren't even supposed to get a bonus and they also increase their guidance for the full year sales, the adjusted earnings and the free cash flow. While Afria reported their earnings, and it was a bit of a mixed bag on the net revenue side, they reported 152 million. That was an increase of 18% over last year and it beat the analysts' estimates. Unfortunately though, they reported net losses of $98 million versus last year's net income of 15.7 million. The stock took a beating as a result. The company blamed all of it on COVID. Pot network holdings said that their revenue fell 41% down to $15 million in 2019 versus 2018's net revenue of 25 million. The company said that their revenue fell because of an FDA warning letter that they got and then a paring down of the product line. MYM NutriSutical says it is buying Biome Grow for 12 million Canadian dollars. Biome Grow is a Canadian-based company with national and international business interests. The company has a subsidiary called Highland Grow that is licensed to cultivate, process and sell cannabis. And finally, as announced in early June, Clever Leaves is making progress toward listing on the NASDAQ through the Schultz SPAC. That deal is expected to close in the fourth quarter and the company will be known as Clever Leaves Holdings. And that's it for this week. Everyone stay safe out there. I'm Deborah Borchard with the Green Market Report.