Positive practice over correction. Again, this is C over correction But it's the behavior change tactic based on punishment for a response the idea with positive practices Let's say you have a kiddo that likes to tear apart his desk and do a whole bunch of really bad stuff in a room for a demand Here's the fun part with positive practice.  It takes even more effort to Terraport the desk positive practice


Now following the announcement of the new Chief of Army Staff, Farooq Yahya, security experts say there is a need to re-jig the security architecture. Plus TV Africa's correspondent, Destiny-Momo X-Race, the new Army Chief Profo, and the tasks ahead. The new Chief of Army Staff, Major General Farooq Yahya, was born on the 5th of January, 1966 in Sifawa, Bodinga, local government area of Sokoto State. Major General Yahya, who is a member of the 37 regular course of the prestigious Nigerian Defense Academy, started his cadet training on the 27th of September, 1985, and was commissioned into the Nigerian Army Infantry Corps on the 22nd of September, 1990. Major General Yahya has held several appointments notable among the appointments held by the new Chief of Army Staff, Agarizin Commander Headquarters Guard Brigade, directing staff at the Armed Forces Command and Staff College, Deputy Director Army Headquarters Department of Military Secretary, Deputy Director Army Research and Development, and the Chief of Staff Headquarters Joint Task Force Operation Pullo Shield. He also served as the Principal General Staff Officer to the Minister of Defense, the Commander Headquarters 4 Brigade and 29 Task Force Brigade. He was also Director Manpower of the Army Headquarters, Military Secretary Army Headquarters, and General Officer Commanding, GOC One Division of the Nigerian Army. For the task ahead, a military veteran and security expert have advised on rejigging the security architecture. Everybody looks at his antecedents and all that, but as a retired military officer, I would like to say that every Chief of Security is as strong as his membership strength. Every Chief of Security is as strong as the cohesiveness of his membership strength. Our military seems to be overstretched and tired, just like the police have been decimated and weakened. They are living in fear, so all they do is serve the better. That is why, you see, at the slightest excuse, they pull the trigger. That's a fundamental problem, which is that the commander in chief of armed forces determines how successful any of the services can be. The partisan is the ultimate challenge to governance in this country. They advise the new security on measures to adapt. If they can manage distractions, distractions like corruption, and all these tendency to divert adequate funding for executing the campaign against terrorism and banditry. The fact remains that unless it has the professional competence, unless it has the professional mindset to deal with, to first of all, even understand what the problem is, the problem in the South is to work with who are the people behind it. How do you want to treat them? You find out that the mindset in dealing with this equity is actually that it is cost them, cost them, cost them. Farouk Yahya replaces Ibrahim Atahiru, who died on the 21st of May in a military plane crash in Kaduna while on official assignment. Destina Momo for Plus TV Africa. Find out about fresh news updates.


Well hello everybody and welcome back to my channel. I am in my disheveled apartment still but by the time you guys see this I will already be moved. I was going to be filming a favorites for September but honestly I have been in such a different mode. I really don't have any favorites so this video is kind of a favorites fail. However I did want to talk about my upcoming plans. As you all know if you're subscribed to my channel and watch my Monday plan with me's I am moving obviously. I already said that. But anyway I wanted to address some of the questions that I've been getting in the comments. First most commonly asked question is why was I laid off from my job? You would have to ask my old company honestly. I know numbers were down and things like that but I don't really have a good answer for you and I'm not going to speculate especially on camera. So I have my theories but I'm going to keep my theories to myself and be a good person. So yeah I mean I'm not really sure but you know what all I can do is have a positive attitude and move on with my life and I wish them well. I hope that they figure out their financial situation and I really just hope that they don't have to do this to anybody else honestly. That's my true hope for that company and I really care about everybody that works there and I really hope that they figure out whatever situation that they're in and they just don't have to lay anybody else off because it just really really sucks. One kind of dicey thing that I did have to deal with. As you guys know if you watch the plan with me videos I did sign a brand new lease in Fargo. So I already had put in the notice to leave this apartment and I had signed a year lease for another apartment. So unfortunately they legally wanted to hold me to that. I was however able to get out of that lease which was like super super amazing because I'm like I don't have any money. I don't know what you want me to do. So I kind of went back and forth with the property manager and the properties manager's boss. I don't even know has even talked to him about it. I don't know but he did end up writing me an email stating that he was relinquishing me from all like any other financial obligation to his company which was amazing and I just felt like so free when that phone call and that email came through. So at least I won't be financially obligated to that so that is nice. So that being said this upcoming Sunday which I believe you're going to see this the Wednesday after I move. I'm not sure when I'm going to like clip this and put it together but it will be after I move. I am going to be moving to Cambridge Minnesota. My parents actually have a summer place there and they're only there for half the year and actually my mom's going to leave I think Wednesday or Thursday. My dad already went back to Florida but then I have the place to myself until they come back. So what my plan is is that I'm going to stay there in the meantime and I'm going to look for jobs in the cities. I did however look for jobs for a few weeks here in Fargo kind of debated if I wanted to like stay here but honestly the market isn't that great for jobs and I feel like I was looking at things I was qualified for and I just wouldn't be making as much money which is kind of odd because it costs more to live in Fargo, North Dakota than it does in like the Minneapolis, St. Paul area just depending on where you are. So it's just kind of odd but I don't know. I think I have a lot more opportunity there as well in the cities so I'm just going to go with the cities. I have lots more friends and I have some extended family members that still live there so so yeah I mean I think that's the right place for me. Honestly I've addressed this a few times in videos that I really don't want to be in Fargo for my whole life. I don't want to be in a place I feel uncomfortable in and I've always felt like a very distinct uneasy feeling while I've been here. Not that anything is wrong with Fargo. It's just that it doesn't feel like home and really the cities doesn't feel like home either if I'm being completely honest. Nothing feels like home any longer. Everything is very displaced. My parents live in Florida. They're in Minnesota kind of. They sold our childhood home when they moved to Florida which was fine. My brother moved to Virginia. Then he moved to Virginia to Florida and then Florida to California so it just feels different I guess but being in the Fargo Moorhead community I've just never, I've never, number one I've never made any good friends at all. I mean I've made friends and acquaintances but no one I would like call on a Saturday night and ask them what they were doing and that's my own fault. I completely agree however being 35, being unmarried and having no children you kind of get looked at like what's wrong with you and you get that in all the markets and don't get me wrong but I have nothing in common with a lot of the other people my age unless I want to hang out with college students you know we really don't have much in common so again I just have never really felt like I fit in here and that's okay but you know and then I kind of had to ask myself do I want to stay in a job market that will probably pay me a little bit less and be in a place I don't want to be and really the resounding answer was no I don't want to be here so I made the decision to move back to Minnesota where I will probably be getting a similar dollar amount to what I was making before like per hour or salary or whatever then I'll be with all of my other friends that I know and I've known for many years and feel more comfortable I feel more accepted I guess in the cities so that is what's happening with me um as for what I'm looking for for a job I know a lot of you guys have asked the questions in the comments below especially on my plan with me videos kind of what I'm looking for so um I love doing the things that people don't like doing so I love like logistics I love scheduling I love offices and organization and like assisting like I love being an assistant to somebody like I love doing that I love running offices like I don't know it's just like totally my jam so I don't know I'm kind of looking for something in that realm I don't really know what it is but um I'm not super into like I worked for a natural stone company before it doesn't need to be natural stone it could be something totally different we could sell office supplies or we could sell vehicles or we could sell construction equipment it doesn't really matter um I just you know love running an office I think it's really fun so yeah who knows what the world has to offer in that respect also I'm going to say this a million times if you've watched the plan with me videos you know that I have been doing uh like unemployment online um because it was a layoff and it was none of my own doing um I wasn't doing anything wrong it was just the company was slow and couldn't keep me on any longer and I was an at-will employee I wasn't a contracted employee so they were not legally obligated to keep me on for any reason so um every Sunday the way that the North Dakota one works is that you have to go on every Sunday and just fill out the form and say that you're looking for work and put in all the places that you've looked for work that week or at least four of them you have to write in four even if you've looked for more it doesn't really matter and then yeah so it's good to go but I am changing my residency from North Dakota to Minnesota but it won't change my actual unemployment claim because I was employed in the state of North Dakota so I'm going to do some other work on the back end of that but I'm really not too concerned about it and um I'm just going to keep on trucking and looking at places in Minnesota and hope it all works out I'm sure it will so the other question I've gotten a lot is how long are you planning on staying at your parents place and honestly because they're not there I don't really see a huge time restraint on that so I think it just depends so once I actually find employment somewhere and I'm feeling comfortable there I will eventually start looking for renting a place of my own getting my own apartment renting my own town home maybe even buying a home I'm not really sure what kind of financial state I'll be in at that point but I will tell you I am going to wait a couple of months after I find employment to find a place to live the reason I'm going to do that is because I am actually living a little bit farther out of the cities um while I'm at my parents place so I mean yes there's more time in the vehicle but I'm not really that concerned about that process I would rather like waste my time in the car if you will rather than just trying to find a place and then that job doesn't work out or I don't really like it or something like that so there's just a ton of places in the cities and I probably wouldn't be like in like Minneapolis St. Paul like proper I would be probably like around the cities in some of the suburbs or something like that I mean even if I were to work in the city like the actual city city I probably wouldn't live in the city because you can find a little bit of a cheaper rent somewhere else in the suburbs another question that I got quite a bit not online but like in person like the people that I know or people that I've actually like conversed with since is how do you feel about this and that's actually a really like interesting question and I mean I don't really know how I feel like I mean I know how I feel but I feel like I should feel like more angry and more upset and more like mad about it but I'm really not like I think I would be more upset if there was something that I did that was wrong I think that's what would make me mad is that I'd be mad with myself but I really don't have anyone to be mad at um you know I'm not big on holding grudges I just what's the point I mean what is the point and I've actually explained this to a co-worker of mine we were having a chat about everything and I said you know what me being upset is doing nothing besides making me upset it's not going to help the situation it's not going to make this better it's going to actually make it worse so I just kind of go in with that attitude of like you know the only person I'm hurting is myself if I get angry upset about it yeah was it shocking oh for sure for sure but you know what it's like all right well I'm dealt with a challenge and I can either be upset about it or I can be positive and try to move on because negativity breeds negativity and positivity breeds positivity so you know you can just try to put a positive spin on it and just live your life to the best of your ability and just call it a day and I'm also not a person that really gets upset too often anyways about much um it takes a lot to get me like really riled up um I'm definitely a theoretical thinker where I want to think through the problem um to just say okay well what can I do for you now to make this better I actually had this challenge this weekend at my second job at my part-time job and really the answer was nothing I couldn't do anything at that point physically I could not do anything because my hands were tied I had nothing I could provide this person with to make them happy at that point and that's kind of how I think about life it's like you know what there's nothing that I can do to make you happier in this situation besides be positive and you know try to follow up and try to get the proper people to help you out but you know that's kind of how I think about this it's just like you know yes it sucks but it's also just like a new avenue to explore and just do something else so I feel like this is actually going to be like a really positive change and that's kind of the mindset I'm going to go with we're just going to kind of leave it at that and the last question I've gotten lots and lots of questions on online and in person is what are you going to do about money I know that's a really scary topic to talk about but I figured I would leave that as the last question that I'm going to answer in this video since I have no favorites for the month this month is not my favorite okay it's not my favorite but honestly I don't really have the money stress I probably would have had if this would have happened 12 months ago I started saving quite a bit of money at the beginning of this year as a goal to purchase a home at some point with my mathematical calculations of what I was able to on average save it would have taken me a couple of years to get a down payment and I wanted to do at least 20% down on a home in Fargo so I wanted to make sure that I had more than 20% down because there's like clothing costs and there's lots of other costs and fees and you know outfitting a place and just buying the furniture and just those little things that end up costing money that cost to move to hire movers to get a van or a truck or whatever you know so there's there's lots of extra money that goes out so that being said I had a goal for myself at the end of the year that I wanted to save a certain amount of money well I had already hit that goal by June so that was awesome that I had already hit my year goal in June and I had been able to save quite a bit so that's awesome so I actually am on the Dave Ramsey plan if you guys don't know about Dave Ramsey I will link his YouTube channel below he has a radio show that I think is syndicated I'm not really sure I know you can listen to it on like podcasts and stuff but honestly I started doing his plan before I ever listened to him on the radio or watch his YouTube channel so I have been on the Dave Ramsey plan the baby steps so all the baby steps are actually step zero is getting current with all your bills which I am step one is putting a thousand dollars in a savings account you want to do that first before you do anything else step number two is paying down all of your debts smallest to largest so if you have a debt for a thousand and a debt for five thousand a debt for ten thousand you work on your thousand then you take all that money that once that debt's paid off you work on your five thousand and then you work on your ten if that makes sense just watch his channel like I said I'm a link it below and then step number three which is baby step three which is what I was working on was a fully funded three to six months emergency fund which I had already financed all of that plus some so I already have six months of living expenses in the bank and I feel very confident about that the reason that I chose six months for emergency fund is because I'm a single individual and I only rely on my own income some families elect to do just the three months because they have a dual income family or they have multiple streams of income so if one job were to go away they could kind of piggyback on another one it's just like whatever works for you but since I am the only one that actually earns an income in my household because it's just me and the dog and Doyle has still not gotten a job like I don't know what's wrong with him he's so freaking lazy but anyway I decided to go with a six month throw just to make me feel more comfortable and then above and beyond that I had also been saving for a house so that was my baby step three B if you will and I had already been maxing out some of my retirement so I was putting away I think like 11 percent of my income to retirement and all of that so I just feel secure I don't know how to explain it more than that without sounding like showy or something but I'm not really a showy person I mean I'm wearing a shirt right now it says keep Minnesota passive aggressive and then underneath that it says or not whatever you think is best so yeah I guess I'm not really a showy person with stuff I would rather have my money in the bank where I can see it it looks really pretty in there so yeah if I do need to dip into my savings I totally can but that's not the goal the goal is to find a job so hopefully fingers crossed send me all your good internet vibes give the video a thumbs up that's going to be good vibes for me I'm hoping I find a job my goal is to find a job that I really really love by the end of the year I know that that sounds like way far away but you know what sometimes jobs take a long time to find and sometimes people are hiring but they're not hiring for right now they're hiring when someone is leaving in a month or in two months or in three months or whatever so what's that afford what that is affording me to do without having a traditional rent payment and things like that is that I can be a little bit more picky and choosy about where I want to be working next definitely I'm going to be doing my research on all the companies that I'm going to be looking at if you guys have any suggestions on places to look in the Minnesota area please let me know like I said before I'm going to be looking around the Minneapolis St. Paul area so you know something hit me up send me an email all my links will be below so I wanted to end on that question because that is probably my most commonly asked question for whatever reason but I hope you guys enjoyed this favorites fail video slash pretty much like a life update video um if you have any questions feel free to post them below and I will get back to you guys and don't worry YouTube is staying the same I'm not going away I'm still gonna be posting every Monday Wednesday and Friday the background will probably be a little bit different next time but you know we just gotta go with it so I hope you all are having a wonderful day make sure to give this video a thumbs up and subscribe for more fun videos from me like I said I'm here every Monday Wednesday and Friday for you guys so that's gonna be it for me today and I will talk to you all in my next video bye guys


People want fulfillment. Well, it takes a lifetime of effort for most human beings that things that they pursue will not and cannot bring fulfillment. Moving to a place where you can handle any kind of challenge simply means it's giving you the freedom to do what you want. Because there is no the God, there is no incarnation, out of means, a repeat performance. For the same aspiration of human fulfillment, there are so many efforts, so many different types of activity in the world. Whether one is going to the temple or to the bar, seeking God or drink or a drug, one is seeking peace or war, one is seeking trinkets of life, another wants to go to heaven. Essentially, the pursuit is same. People want fulfillment. Well, it takes a lifetime of effort for most human beings that things that they pursue will not and cannot bring fulfillment. Samyama is not an effort to fulfill yourself, but to remove the ingredients which cause unfulfilled condition within you. There is a process in your hands right now, where you will take this process is in your hands. But it is such a potent and alive process, a very live and potent process that if you give yourself to it, it does things that you've not imagined possible ever. About spiritual process being fragile, if you ask me, your spiritual process is more often challenged here in the ashram than in some other city. It is challenged and it's also supported. That's important. You simply challenge, people may feel defeated. It must be constantly challenged and it must be also supported and nursed. Both are needed, as I said. Some nursing is also needed. Some challenge is also needed. Both are needed. There's no challenge, just nursing, you will grow up very weak. Only challenge, no nursing, you may break. It's a balance. There are perfect balance, there's no perfect balance, everybody balances somehow. So, where you feel most uncomfortable, you stay there. That'll be good for you. That is if you want to grow quickly. If you want to grow slowly, be where it's most comfortable. It's taken a lot of effort to constantly design every situation like that. That there is nourishment and there is challenge. There is nourishment and challenge from being a Isha's Anga to become Isha. That means wherever you go, it's the same thing. Doesn't matter. You're in the middle of a marketplace, you are like this only. You can participate in everything but untouched by anything. So, this is a simple test for yourself. If you miss anything, not just people, anything. Right now, anything that we are used to, food, comfort, this or that, we thoroughly enjoy it. But when it's not there, we don't miss it. When you don't have it, if you're in the same condition as when you have it, this is a good indication that means you are moving from a nursery to face any kind of challenge. Moving to a place where you can handle any kind of challenge simply means it's giving you the freedom to do what you want. Whatever we want, we can take it up and do it. I told you there are incarnations of God. No, you must understand this. See, the idea of the God only comes from the three Abrahamic religions. That there is the God somewhere, one authority. Nowhere else does it exist, not at all in this culture. We called any being who has evolved beyond what we thought was a normal human being as a Deva. That means it's like God-like. Because I think I've spoken about this, you know, people call Tendulkar to cricketing God. Everybody wants to come and fall at your feet and things is because when they see somebody that is evolved beyond what they think is normal, what they think is normal, then that person, they are saying he's divinely endowed something more than what we have. There is no the God. Because there is no the God, there is no incarnation. Aathar means a repeat performance. Yes, Aathar means he's come once again in a certain form, but does not mean the God has come if somebody is of a certain kind, they say, oh, he's Shiva's incarnation. You must understand this in this culture. For example, they were talking about Ramana Maharishi. People used to refer to him as Bhagwan. Bhagwan generally literally translates to like almost like God. Somebody tell me what's Bhagwan, how does it break into two words? A fortunate being, that's what they're trying to say. But generally, these are the words that are there to describe God. Tamil enna? Tadda urn means I'm going inwards shopping. Oh, that's nice. I didn't realize, I had the kadvali kadvali and so like that. If that is the meaning, it's fantastic that they're calling using a word for God as something that is within. The dictionary doesn't set like that, one who had overcome the self or the existence. If there is a dictionary meaning, it's a wonderful, absolutely fantastic meaning. Always they're referring to God as one who's transcended his own self. Fantastic. So, so these are the kind of the words that are there. There is no the God anywhere in these languages or in this culture. So, when you… in the question, when you say how did the incarnations of God come here, they didn't come here, they were here and they transcended their self and they became kadvali.


why do you think cc struggled today? I have to watch back a little bit but um again maybe just look like a lot on the plate you know struggling again to really have that sharpness with his cutter thought he threw some good sliders in there um but but I'd have to watch it back it just seemed like the the crispness of his cutter and the a little bit of inconsistency and then you know they they did a good job when they got a pitch on the plate of uh putting in play in play with some authority you went to green for an extended period of time then holder then Kainley what did you like about Kainley in that situation um just trying to hope and he could he could get through and and keep it there enough for us to continue to fight back and um yeah I think we're at five one at that point and uh you know got himself into some trouble a couple big outs and then the the blooper that looked like um he was gonna get out of the inning just unable to so um and then we kept fighting uh love the love the fight all day you know we had some opportunities obviously early that we didn't capitalize on finally we're able to break through there but um you know the frustrating one there I believe you had roberton warming earlier why not roberton and that's had we got it um two or three runs we would have I mean at some point you know when you're four and five runs down and and you're using up all your leverage guys and multi innings you know you know you gotta you gotta be prudent at some point Kenny Aaron do you have any concerns about what you've seen recently from cc the last last handful starts um you know a little bit with the inconsistency just just finding his cutter um because it's obviously that cutter so important to him I feel like the slider the last couple times has been better I feel like he's flashed a good cutter but still just struggling to find that real good consistency where you know he talks about driving it in in and and when he's good with it he can elevate it and really get that Christmas in on the hands of righties Dan you talked before the game about how important it was to carry momentum you know into the playoffs and and now I think it's 8 and 10 in the last 18 at what point does that become you know not just a small sample size and something that is worrying when we go home I mean we're we have a group in there capable of of of turning this thing in a heartbeat and we just got to keep battling through this right now I feel like we are showing some signs of pulling ourselves out of it a little bit but we got to do better we got to get more consistent and that's been the toughest thing for us right now it's like you know we put one you know we come out yesterday like gang busters really play well and then kind of fall back today to keep from getting that role but I also feel like we're just a few games away from really getting on that role to where we can start rolling downhill and start beating some people up and we got to get there Dave and then across and do you think that's just been getting some of these guys back a piece meal that's kind of prevented you guys from clicking I mean Dee Dee looks like he's starting at the ball obviously like he can so yeah yeah I mean it's it's just getting kind of everyone click in a little bit I definitely feel like Dee Dee's gaining some traction in a big way obviously he's really starting to play well for us and starting to have a lot of quality at bats you know as we get more and more people into the fold hopefully that's that's going to continue to help but but getting that consistency from from everyone that you know allows our lineup to be really dynamic when we're getting getting contributions from everyone so I feel like we're getting closer to that but um you know we got to get there too right and I know you wanted to get Miguel a day off today and he ends up coming in and he gets the huge hit there is there something just in his makeup that just makes him so good in those late spots in those seventh and later spots thing yes um yeah I mean I think part of its makeup I think he's he's shown um you know again this year having Dern everything he's got having nothing handed to him and kind of has taken this job and run with it and um but on top of that I think what we've seen is a really gifted hitter and uh you know able to handle a lot of different pitches um and you know he's been as consistent offensively for us as really anyone and so it's you know he's he's one of those guys that anytime he comes up in a situation in a tough spot um you know off a tough pitcher you know you like seeing him in the in the box especially with the runners on base Wally Aaron Ceci obviously has had a great career but considering your concerns with him right now would you be comfortable giving him the ball in a postseason game sure and and again I feel like he's close enough um where you know there's no question he's been inconsistent his last few few times out but um I think we've seen enough with with his stuff that he just needs to find it on a more consistent basis obviously and um you know he's got a couple starts here at the end of the season to continue try and get there and you know hopefully we'll see that improvement um but you know he's a guy that um you know obviously the moment of postseason's not not going to affect him at all and and and you hope even bring out the best in him Dan do you know if uh Sheffield is coming up uh we haven't had that uh we haven't discussed the post games have they played yet they played they they lost there's there are reports that he's coming up okay yeah we'll we'll I don't I don't want to until I talk to everyone back there we'll see and I know you say you know you pay attention to everyone in baseball um the fact that the age you know the age could close to within half a game of you does that does that mean anything to you does that number that getting smaller means something to you does that stand out at all just you know we're in a dog fight you know these games are really important and you know what they do you know it doesn't change it but these games are really important and it's important that we we put our best foot forward and um we're in a good position to to get to where we want to go but we got to go take it okay thank you


Ac mae'r rhwng hyb. Mae ddechrau'r rhwng hyb ac yn ddodgi. Felly mae'n ffraeg gyda'n rai. Mae'n tyfwyr. Yn tyfwyr. Mae'n ddodgi. Mae'n bach, mae'n ddodgi. Rhaid ffordd i Lousie. Ffraidi. Fy ffrydwyr i ddim. Mae'r ffordd i'u llad. A fydda'n dweud. Mae'r bwysig ffraeg yn gweithio 11. Mae'n gweithio. Alex yn ddodgi. Dyna, ond oedd roedd nesbott ar ymwyaf, r familywyr ar gwerth o'r werthadau hyn sy'n bwysig i dda'r faln. Felly, ar gyfer ddiw ymarfa, dyna gan comma drwy'r ystoni nhw. Felly ac mae'n gyfrifio ddodg, dyna'n gyfrifio a hyrfa'u ddodg unigoedd, felly mae'n ddodg sy'n pwysig irwydd fel o'n gyfrifio pan drwy'r ystoni nhw. Nw ymhoi ydych chi'n ddodgitu yn ddodg li'n golygu. Felly ac mae'n ddodg chi'n ddodg i chi'n gwybod i ddim. Mae'r rhaid i'w ddweud. Nid yw'r cwmchwil o'ch wneud. Rwy'n mynd i'n gweithio'r cwmchwil o'ch gweithio'r piwfodol yn ysgolion. Mae'r gweithio'r cyffredin. Rhaid i'n cael ei ddweud. Felly dyna'r gweithio. Rwy'n cael ei ddweud. Rwy'n cael ei ddweud. Rwy'n cael ei ddweud. Rwy'n cael eu ddweud. Yn y cwmchwil o'r cwmwil o'r llai ar gael. Rwy'n cael ei ddweud. Mae'r gwneud yn 65 mlyned. Mae'n gwneud o gyfrddur yw cael eu ddweud. Mae'r drwy'n cael ei ddweud. Rwy'n cael eu ddweud. Mae'r cyfrddur arall y piwfodol. Felly mae'n tynu'r gofio'r caffwenty. Ac nid byddai. Mae'n mynd i'r cyfrddur? Mae fyrddur. Mae'r ffer yw, yn ystod o'r gweithio'r cwmchwil. Felly wedi cael eich cyfrddur. Ieithiwn! Mae'r gweithio ob Krrwyddon i'r twfynol. ddim yn ymwneud i'r 25 miliyn o'r Ffordd. Felly gwelwch yn ymdweud. Felly bywyd yn llwyddo'r llwyddo. Mae'n gwneud i'r llwyddo. Mae'r 1st hwn. Mae'r 1st hwn mae'n iawn i. 4 inch cwylwch y llwyddo yn ymddangos. Rydyn ni'n gweithio'n gweithio'n gweithio'r llwyddo. Mae'n digo'r llwyddo. Rydyn ni'n gweithio'n gweithio'n gweithio. Mae yn gweithio'n bach. Mae'n 40 miliwn möt, ac mae'n gweithio. Mae'n meddwl. Mae'n gwneud Alex, ac Alex efo'r cwm yw'n gwybod yw'r rywbeth. Mae'n gwybod yn gweithio. Mae'n cael ei gwybod, mywn i'n ddiwedd i'r bydd. Rwy'n gweithio'n gweithio'n gweithio, a'n gweithio'n gwneud yw'n dweithio'n gweithio. Yn ymddangos, mae'n amddangos. Yn ymdangos, mae'n gweithio'n gweithio'n gweithio. Mae'n gweithio'n gweithio, fel yna'r roi'r ddweithio. Dyna ddwylltio'r bôn sydd. Mae'r bôn yn bwysig wedi cael ydw i ddweud, ac mae'r bwysig yn cael ei ddweud, a ni'nchwch gyda'r bwysig, a dyna'n cael ei ddweud i ddweud, mae'n ddweud. Mae'n ddweud i ddweud i ddweudio'r bôn sydd elwch yn ei gyflwyntio. Mae'n ddweud i ddweudio'r bwysig. Dwi'n ffwrdd y ddweud. Allwch yn gwybod hynny i ddweudio'r bwysig i ddweudio'r bwysig, The floor, we were going to pick it up with a ton of time think the back of the band, which is the back of the band, which is it's hard enough getting out of the bag.  So we've gone for the easy option. We want us to concrete tomorrow, but that's not possible. So I'm sorry, piece of that now isn't before I've had me tantum off camera. So now we've got a full squad. I go i ddweud o'r deffilio sy'n gwybod, a dyna'n mynd yn dweud, mae'n ddiolch yn bwysig. Ond yna'n gweithio, mae gweithio'n gweithio'n bob hwych yn gweithio'n gweithio'n gyflosol, a dyna'n gweithio'n gwneud o'r llwyddi yn gyfer y ddyn nhw. Yn ymwysig sy'n dod i fynd i'w ddweud i'r tynnu. Why I wasn't fit? It was a tablet. He had neaten enough before he took his tablets, so it didn't go well. It's alright. Let's go and get some. So I'll do, I got the family. I was no traffic. Fy roed srwnt na's out. I think they got paid for about 15 minutes here. So anyone who thinks you should keep the bags, look away now. That's one done. I'm going to text it right now. Thanks to John R Driver. Always helpful that lad. ac mae'n dweud hwnnw, fel dwylo'n dweud o un i dddoi llyw. Fel dweud, nid hynny'n gwneud weithio gwych ar fuckia around mewn cydwyr. Ac nid bywch yn y reiki a gwbod yn gwneud bywch. I gwaelfa'r ddwylo hwnnw. Gweud i'n dweud gyda ni. Fel dweud wrth gwrdd eu bod yn yw trefod inni ar gweithiau yn y rhan, ond rydyn nhw'n dod yn wirthod i gweithio'n gwneud. Bydd hynny'n gwneud i'r clwstu'r llegwch. Mae'r llwys professors o'r awdur i dda whifffa. Mae'n cael ei wahanol Rwy'n cael gweld. Rwy'n cael gweld yn trafiol o'r amser. Mae'r rhan o'n rhaid i ddiddordeb yn gallu gweld i'ch beth mewn. O'r meddwl yma mae'n eu bod yn fath o'r barad. I'n ddiddordeb yma. Gydw i'r clangu'r fawr yn y front. I'r meddwl choiwn ac wedi cael y blant cwp yn gwirio felly mae'n ddiddardol yn ddiddardol. Peth oedd. It's the days of ups and downs again. We're back on the up and the sun's come out for us. I don't know where to put yet. It's lunch now. I'm earning my keep today. As you know before I was in there.  I took some cacodon for my head this morning. I did not sit right with me. I was out of it. I was dizzy, I was feeling sick, I was out of action, but I managed to sleep it off a little bit in the van so now I'm up and ready to go. So, well, dad's having his dinner. I'm going to earn back the time that I've lost this morning by as much as I can. But there's a lot as I have seen it myself. So, yeah, I'll throw you back on timelapse and we'll keep cracking on. So I'm blinding, then I'll be the screen installation for screen. You know the song and dance by now? Co-pitching strip, yes. Snails house here, look, we're getting there. Wait till it's done. I don't have enough time because my phone's charging. Well, Alex's getting a small mixing so we can get these bricks in.  So what's left of the mortar, we're going to just throw the stoke, the ballast in, we're going to use the concrete to rip these down up to damp. Now we're just going to fit them on the perimeter like we always do. Then we're going to take them out again and we're going to do our brickwork repairs and then we're going to put them back in again and then we're going to cut our viscreen. So we'll put you on a timelapse for this. All tools got wet, the radio got wet, the laser level got wet. We've just got to start a brickwork. So should you put a mixing? Get the core down. It's still raining at the moment so we know when to stop going up. So we're still putting the viscreen down yet and we need to get two lots of viscreen and insulation down yet. We'll do it like that because it's changing the swamp. It's actually getting wet. Four tonnes gone in that. Well, we took a quick pit stop to the sparsing while it was raining. We've got some snacks, some croissants and some cookies. Let's just take a look at that.  It could come back any time because there's been storms predicted. My task now is I'm going to get as much stuff as I can cleaned up and put away to get it out of the rain. Our goal for the rest of the day is to get that slab ready for concrete at least. Right now dad is using my mix to get the last seven bricks on the foundation. Then one block came loose from doing the slab prep so we just need to bed that back on. Then add the 150ml blocks to the cavity for the divider so the concrete doesn't go in the cavity. I've lost my English, but that's our plan. Get that finished and get everything out of the rain. Even dad's poor little nemesis cup is soaked. I'll throw you on time laps somewhere while dad's finishing off and I'll get what I can done here. So, see you in a bit. Worry about the inspect then.  We know what we're doing. This is our setting. We have our cold bridging strip, then the visqueen. Then obviously on top of this will be another visqueen concrete. The inspector has decided, he doesn't want that. He wants the bridging to be on the outside of the visqueen to put it lightly. That's how it's always been done. That's how all our inspectors have approved it for. That's just how it's done. This one's very, I think he's fresh blood and he's all by the books. He's there asking ridiculous stuff that should even be. Given us a long day. Given us a long day. Anyway, here's the progress we've made so far. We've got insulation in and obviously that first bit of visqueen. Dad managed to get those last bricks patch which I need to joint by the way. We've got our dividers in here. That's just getting the last insulation put in now. We've fought through all that rain, as you saw, with the little snag run. We've gone through all that, all the stuff to put away. I'm not surprised. I guess you can say this is the most nightmare-ish slab prep we've ever done. All that's left to do, which we'll probably do next time we come here, which I'm not sure when that is, customers not here tomorrow. So maybe the day after or something. Obviously once this other layer of visqueen is down, we've got the concrete and then we're concreting the inside of the cavity with all that blue circle stone you can see there. That's quite a deep wide cavity so we're going to concrete that up and we'll concrete this up. That'll be us for today. Thank you all very much for watching.  If you're new to the channel and you want to see more, be sure to hit subscribe and tap on that bell so you'll always be notified when we upload. Any additional support you wish to give, which isn't necessary but highly appreciated, there's the super thanks. Again, not necessary but very much appreciated. All support for the channel, greatly appreciated. Thank you. This has been finally bricklaying with Stephen Alex and we'll see you in the next one.


Hey guys, how are you today? I am here working on my custom keeper from Shannon Green. It is a journal cover made out of repurposed billboard vinyl. If you don't know what this is and you don't know where to buy one, you want to know more about it, I'm going to link Shannon's video where she talks about these in the description below along with her Etsy shop. So you can read about them. And I am going to be working on this while we chit chat about something else because we're actually not here about that. No, that's like a surprise. I need to get out some black ink, I think. Okay, so we are here to discuss my product line. So for those of you who don't know, I have my own product line of stamps and stencils. I also have original art and digital copies of art over in my Etsy shop. And the link for it is in the description below. All of these are currently available stamped as stamp sets. And that's fine. I really, I really like number 11 lately. So we're going to use that one. And I have back to what we're here for. I have my own design team to help with the advertising and promotion of said stamps. So that being said, I am having a design team call for the new year for 2018. And I get a stamp block. I'm looking for people. I am looking for new people. You have to have a YouTube channel. But that being said, it doesn't have to be a big channel. That was kind of blurry, but that's okay. I pushed too hard. And I'm looking for folks who are excited about mixed media, who like my products to help me share the love of art and mixed media and spread the word about my products. Do you get a bundle of products for being part of the team? You also get a discount code and a number of other perks. I have an application that you can download and answer the questions to an email back to me. The link for it is in the description. And if you're interested, you can join the team for 2018. We're doing, instead of committing to a whole year, we're doing two six-month terms. So we'll have a group of four in the beginning of the year and another group of four at the end of the year. So no matter which part of the team you want, you end up getting on. If you're interested, excuse me, interested, we would certainly love to have you. Maybe that one. Let's see. Application time is open until the end of October and we are going to be announcing the new team probably on, I think I want to do this one, on or around the 15th of November. So we are looking for new members. It's going to be really exciting. I will tell you there are a few surprises coming up for the new year. One of them being that we are working with other companies to help spread the word on their products and mine. You heard me right. So new and exciting stuff is happening and we will be working pretty closely with some other companies and designers to help them spread the word on their products. And ours. There are some perks coming up that we really kind of want to leave as a surprise for right now, but I have to tell you they're pretty exciting and I can't wait. New stuff is happening, new exciting stuff and yeah it's going to just be fabulous. So I hope you all think about if you have a YouTube channel and you're interested in working with a team, seeing what that's like, even if you've never done it before, that's not a criteria. I hope that you think about applying and I would love to work with you and get to know you all a little better. It's going to be really a lot of fun. Like I said, the application is in the video description here. So go check it out and see what you think. Some of the perks are spelled out there, some are not. I'm going to make you go over there to check it out. So this is just a quick tip when you really you're working with acrylic paint and you're stenciling and you get a little heavy-handed with the brush. When you have a design like this one that's fairly, this is my Featherer Stencil and it's a fairly easy shape. It's a simple shape and this whole thing has been covered with gel, golden glass gel medium. So it's sealed so I can just wipe the bits away that I don't want. There we go. I like that. I really love that. It's turning out great. So I'm going to let that dry before I do more work to it. But while I'm playing with my custom keeper, I want you all to go look and think about joining the design team. Check out the link for the application in the video description. And also if you'd like a custom keeper, go visit Shannon's store at the shop and you can watch her video and then I'll link that in the description. So that's it. I look forward to seeing all of your applications. I hope you decide to join me in the new exciting process that we're going to have for next year. I'm working on some new products for my own design line. And like I said, we're going to be working with some other companies and designers in conjunction. So it's going to be very exciting. I can't wait. That's it for today. Check out that video description, like, share, and subscribe. And above all, go out and have a great day. Do something nice for yourself because you deserve it. And I'll see you later. Bye guys.


Hello citizens of Earth and welcome to tomorrow news. This week we've got a little bit of Starlink, we've got some Mars, we're going to be talking some J-Dubb, also going to be getting down into it with an announcement from ULA's Tori Bruno. We're also going to be talking about a Lunar Viper and your space weather with Dr. Tamethascove. Now before we officially get started, just want to remind you that if you like us here tomorrow and like what we do, don't forget to subscribe to us, like this video, hit the notification bell, share this everywhere that you can, every little bit helps us out. So go for that, make it happen and we'll be happy and I'll give you a high five if we ever meet one day. So let's go ahead and get started with this week's edition of tomorrow news for June 17th, 2020. Hey Ryan, go ahead and take it away. After the launch of Starlink 7, SpaceX released this awesome footage of the deployment of the fairings, which are covering the 60 Starlink satellites, which allowed us to see how tightly packed they all are. Scott Mangley has done a fantastic video on this short clip identifying every piece of detail and every component, well pretty much every component. So if you want more information I would highly recommend you go and check it out after this video of course, even if the fairing itself didn't make it back in one piece. That room we saw also showed us how much space was available from the three small sats from Planet Labs, which rideshared on Starlink 8 with only 58 Starlink satellites and it is estimated that the cost for this launch for Planet Labs would have been a lot cheaper than the cost of say an electron rocket from Rocket Lab. Planet Labs' satellites were released first, leaving time for the Falcon 9 second stage to prepare for the Starlink deployment. Private beta testing for the Starlink network has also begun as SpaceX now have enough coverage to cover most of the United States. Each orbital plane has roughly 22 satellites in them so one launch can cover roughly 3 orbits. Elon has also confirmed that 2022 is still the target date for cargo operations to Mars along with 2024 being the target for crewed launches. These goals can only be met however by the incredible team in Boca Chica. Test tanks for SN7 have been making an appearance while canards have also been arriving. SN7's older sister SN6 has been through stacking as it prepares to follow its older sister SN5 which is heading down to the launch site where it will perform the test we've seen before getting ready for what should hopefully be a 150m hop. We're off to Mars in four years which is absolutely mind boggling so Jared, it's back over to you. Thanks Ryan. 2022 and 2024 as the markers for when the cargo and crew missions for Starship are going to happen on the way to Mars, that's very ambitious but hey if anyone can do it SpaceX can. I mean it was just only a decade ago that they first flew the Falcon 9 and now they've got their own crewed spacecraft Crew Dragon Endeavour at the International Space Station. NASA has announced that the data they've seen so far from Crew Dragon Endeavour on orbit has satisfied enough requirements that they're going to allow it to stay along with Bob and Doug for a long duration and of course for SpaceX the ultimate end game is Mars and the launch window to actually get there for this year is going to open in just about a month and NASA is getting its Perseverance rover and ingenuity Mars helicopter ready to go but it's already had a little bit of a slight delay. Ground equipment used on the Atlas V specifically a crane snagged operations and has pushed back the launch day to no earlier than July 20th. Not to fear though that launch window for Perseverance and the ingenuity helicopter lasts till August 11th so there is still some wiggle room to work with. And as Thaum York once saying no surprises I discuss the possibility of a delay to the James Webb Space Telescope being ready for a launch by the original planned date of March 2021 and yes the delay is now officially official and that's really a big bummer especially because as I mentioned last week this isn't due to any instrumentation or management problems this is due to the COVID-19 pandemic slowing down work that can be done so really it's no fault of anyone and that's just a huge bummer for the team. Did we have some launches this week? We did! Woo! So let's go right ahead and jump into this week's space traffic. Starting in China at 1831 Universal Time on June 10th in long March to see began a climb to space from the Tian Space Center carrying the fourth Hei Yang Ocean observation satellite Hei Yang-1D. Successfully reaching orbit and deployed Hei Yang-1D will study ocean composition temperatures and ship tracking. This Long March 2C has a reinforced and instrumented payload fairing to study re-entry dynamics although no word on reuse for Long March rockets has been said publicly after having flown grid fins on a Long March 2C last year. Well, I don't think anything needs to be said beyond that. Three, two, one. Then head to the other side of the equator where a rocket lab electron on the Don't Stop Me Now mission lifted off at 0512 Universal on June 13th from the Mahia Peninsula in New Zealand. Now Don't Stop Me Now was named after the late Scott Smith, a rocket lab board member who loved the band Queen. Carrying five satellites they were all successfully deployed. Three of the satellites are from the United States National Reconnaissance Office meaning that we don't know when any of the satellites were actually deployed and that those three NRO satellites are small sats and that they're from the NRO and that's all you're gonna find out. The other two small sats are university programs. One for the University of New South Wales at Canberra testing communications and radio technology on orbit. While the other is for Boston University and it will deploy from itself eight smaller sensors to study Aurora generating three-dimensional profiles as it flies through them. An experimental guided re-entry by stage one was performed in continued experiments towards the reuse of electrons first stage. And here are your upcoming launches. It seems that a lot of people have missed the story that has directly come from the United Launch Alliance's CEO Tori Bruno this week. In fact I believe that tomorrow is the only space news group that's actually covering this story. So what specifically is it that we should be very excited about? Well cookies. That's right specifically Mrs. Bruno's favorite cookie recipe complete with no itar restrictions and we'll put a link in the description if you'd like to have a go at making them as they actually sound incredibly delicious like a molasses cinnamon ginger cookie. Corl of mercy I think I just drooled a little bit saying that. Now I'm gonna have a go at making those cookies because they sound really really good. If you have a go at making those cookies let us know here at tomorrow maybe we'll feature that in our next news episode whenever you may get that into us and maybe we'll get the whole tomorrow crew together again when we can and make those cookies together. Now to talk a little bit about this week's space weather that we've got coming up and a sun that's starting to get out of its slumber of a solar minimum. Here's Dr. Tamatha scope. Space weather this week is beginning to get a bit fun as we switch to our front side sun. You can see region 2765 as it begins to rotate to the sun's west limb. Now this region has not been all that active but there has been a lot of other stuff going on in other places. As a matter of fact on the 12th you can see in the northern hemisphere this little puff of almost smoke with a little donut hole center in there. That actually was an earth directed solar storm. It's a stealthy solar storm and then just a few hours later we end up getting yet another one off of the sun's west limb. It was a prominent eruption and that launched yet another solar storm. So on the front side of the sun just within a day or so we had two solar storms launched one which is earth directed. Now we also have a finger like coronal hole that's going to be rotating into the earth strike zone and it's going to be sending us some fast solar wind on the heels of that stealthy solar storm that's already on its way and we could get some aurora easily at high latitudes and possibly down into mid latitudes for just a little bit. And now as we switch to our far side sun this is stereo A and it's looking at the sun pretty much from the side. You can see up around the 12th to the 13th there's another in the northern hemisphere another puff of smoke. Oh my goodness this one launched sandwiched between the other two. I showed you on the front side of the sun. So we have three solar storms that have been launched by the sun. It's beginning to feel like solar cycle 25 is coming alive and now we also have two bright regions in the northern hemisphere that are beginning to rotate into stereo's view. These regions are not flare active but they will rotate into earth view here in the next couple days and the fact that they're going to boost that solar flux is good for emergency radio operators but the fact that they're flare quiet means that's good for space traffic. Now switching to our coronagraphs this is from stereo's view and what we've done is we've blocked out the sun so that we can see those solar storms in the solar atmosphere as they lift off. Now you can see on the 12th you can see that first solar storm being launched going earth side now that was the stealthy solar storm that launched then right behind it look at this big one that's launched on the far side oh my goodness and then yet another wispy one on the front side so it's almost as if we're back to our good old sun it is definitely waking up when we see three solar storms launched within literally hours of one another and it's a nice sign that solar cycle 25 is definitely begun. For more details on this week's space weather including when that stealthy solar storm might hit earth and how it could affect you come check out my channel or see me at space weatherwoman.com. NASA's commercial cargo and commercial crew program are the gold standard for public private partnerships between NASA and aerospace companies so it's no surprise that something like the commercial lunar payload services program is a near carbon copy that started back in 2018 it's already starting to get results and a recent one is something worth happily hissing about. NASA has selected Astrobotic to deliver the volatiles investigating polar exploration rover to the lunar south pole sometime in late 2023 and how much does it cost to land a 450 kilogram lunar rover well an ice cold 199.5 million dollars. What's so cool about this to me is the way clips works meaning that NASA is buying the services of Astrobotic to use their larger lander design the griffin which has a payload capacity of 475 kilograms. Now Viper weighs about 450 kilograms that means that there's still about 25 kilograms for Astrobotic to potentially sell if NASA is okay with that. How cool would it be if you were able to get a university 25 kilograms of payload for your students to send instruments or something that they build in their engineering or physics labs on campus to the moon that would be very very cool and also Astrobotic themselves could probably claim that 25 kilograms as long as NASA is okay with it and there's a lot you could probably do with 25 kilograms on the moon that seems like a bit of fun that you could have. Astrobotic says that they'll be working to land Viper to within 100 meters of its target and the southern pole of the moon is not at all noted for having terrain that would be easy to land in. This is going to be a pretty exciting mission with a commercial lander and a NASA payload sniffing out an important piece of the sustainability puzzle in situ and don't forget the first clips mission could fly as early as next year 2021 with Astrobotic flying a payload of NASA instruments on their smaller Paragon lander and intuitive machines letting their Nova Sea lander have a go at its own landing as well. It's worth noting that Astrobotic and intuitive machines are actually bending metal and burning engines so this isn't some far-off pipe dream that'll pay dividends by the 2030s. 2021 is a real viable target and holy smokes that is something really worth getting super excited over. For those who may be interested in knowing more on Tomorrow Space Orbit 12.22 we interviewed Astrobotic CEO John Thornton where quite a lot of this about returning to the moon and NASA's clips program came up for discussion. If you're more interested I highly recommend you head back and give that previous Tomorrow Space episode a watch. And to wrap up this week's episode of Tomorrow News I just want to thank all of you who help make the shows of tomorrow possible. We really can't do this without you and each and every one of you who does so you are amazing and it is super appreciated. Now if you would like to contribute to the shows of tomorrow you can head on over to youtube.com slash tmro slash join to do so and check out all the great rewards that we have available for you at the different levels of support. 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