[{"audio_id": "ccXYBoN2dtY", "text": {"ccXYBoN2dtY-00000-00000000-00021700": "🌟 🇺🇸 Costumes 🎁 DIY Batik — Shop GrandStart.ru 🌟"}}, {"audio_id": "ccYaFwC9pJQ", "text": {"ccYaFwC9pJQ-00000-00000041-00000436": "Procedures are most important in our classroom.", "ccYaFwC9pJQ-00001-00000436-00001059": "We thrive off of knowing a schedule, and routine, and as a teacher the most important thing,", "ccYaFwC9pJQ-00002-00001059-00001575": "I believe that you can do is set those procedures right from the beginning of the school year.", "ccYaFwC9pJQ-00003-00001575-00002020": "On the first day of school I spend a lot of time over rules, and routines, and procedures.", "ccYaFwC9pJQ-00004-00002020-00002457": "But, I make them do them over, and over and over again.", "ccYaFwC9pJQ-00005-00002457-00002897": "So much, that they get it instilled in their brain this is what my teacher expects, every", "ccYaFwC9pJQ-00006-00002897-00003404": "time the procedure is presented or asked to be done.", "ccYaFwC9pJQ-00007-00003404-00003627": "For example, lining up in a line.", "ccYaFwC9pJQ-00008-00003627-00004239": "It may sound very simple, but we have to remember that these are young children just developing,", "ccYaFwC9pJQ-00009-00004239-00004498": "and need to know what you expect that line to be.", "ccYaFwC9pJQ-00010-00004498-00004903": "So I expect that line to be straight, I expect their feet to be on a line that I have on", "ccYaFwC9pJQ-00011-00004903-00005027": "my classroom floor.", "ccYaFwC9pJQ-00012-00005027-00005221": "I expect their hands to be on the side.", "ccYaFwC9pJQ-00013-00005221-00005689": "I expect their eyes to be forward, and I will do this procedure over and over again.", "ccYaFwC9pJQ-00014-00005689-00006167": "So, I'll have them line up, they will make that line, and then I'll have them sit down.", "ccYaFwC9pJQ-00015-00006167-00006708": "Line up again, sit down again, line up again, maybe in repetitions of three's.", "ccYaFwC9pJQ-00016-00006708-00007180": "And then, the next day we'll do the three practices again, and the three practices again.", "ccYaFwC9pJQ-00017-00007180-00007763": "Oddly enough, this actually helps them to feel safe at school, that way they know that", "ccYaFwC9pJQ-00018-00007763-00008037": "my teachers having me practice and practice and practice.", "ccYaFwC9pJQ-00019-00008037-00008604": "That this becomes routine, and now I feel safe in my line, because, I know what my responsibility", "ccYaFwC9pJQ-00020-00008604-00008794": "is, I can do that responsibility.", "ccYaFwC9pJQ-00021-00008794-00009275": "And, teachers this will help you so, very much as the year goes on.", "ccYaFwC9pJQ-00022-00009275-00009764": "I say take as much time as you need in the beginning of the year to get your procedures correct.", "ccYaFwC9pJQ-00023-00009764-00010338": "Walking down the hallway, how to use the restroom, what you expect from a water break.", "ccYaFwC9pJQ-00024-00010338-00010903": "Every expectation you want, have them practice it again and again and again and then it becomes", "ccYaFwC9pJQ-00025-00010903-00011242": "routine, and it just makes your year flow very smoothly."}}, {"audio_id": "cddLsg3ZVqA", "text": {"cddLsg3ZVqA-00000-00000039-00000350": "\"Ngai Yuen (藝園)\" was a farm, located in Castle Peak Road (Kwu Tung section),  Sheung Shui (上水), New Territories (新界),", "cddLsg3ZVqA-00001-00000350-00000781": "\"Ngai Yuen (藝園)\" was a farm, located in Castle Peak Road (Kwu Tung section),  Sheung Shui (上水), New Territories (新界),", "cddLsg3ZVqA-00002-00000781-00001159": "\"Ngai Yuen (藝園)\" had 8 sceneries: (1) 雲山屏障 (fog mountain);", "cddLsg3ZVqA-00003-00001159-00001509": "(2) 碧巷觀魚 (fish pond in forest); (3) 平林放犢 (calves in lawn);", "cddLsg3ZVqA-00004-00001509-00001914": "(4) 小雨採蔬 (vegetable in drizzle); (5) 霜林醉曉 (forest  in dawn);", "cddLsg3ZVqA-00005-00001914-00002226": "(6) 曲徑樵歸 (paths); (7) 方塘印月 (moon on square pond);", "cddLsg3ZVqA-00006-00002226-00002913": "(8) 竹陰留客 (bamboo grove).  while we drove from Tai Po (大埔), just pass \"Tung Ying Hok Pok (東英學圃)\",", "cddLsg3ZVqA-00007-00002913-00003024": "(8) 竹陰留客 (bamboo grove).  while we drove from Tai Po (大埔), just pass \"Tung Ying Hok Pok (東英學圃)\",", "cddLsg3ZVqA-00008-00003024-00003386": "\"Ngai Yuen (藝園)\" had 7 hectares in area,", "cddLsg3ZVqA-00009-00003386-00003694": "equal to 7 standard football fields!", "cddLsg3ZVqA-00010-00003694-00004205": "The eastern pond with a lot of geese and ducks,", "cddLsg3ZVqA-00011-00004205-00004573": "and planted banana and lychee,", "cddLsg3ZVqA-00012-00004573-00005102": "however, Hong Kong has too many destructive insects, those fruits qualities was still poor than Tung Koon county, Kwangtung province.", "cddLsg3ZVqA-00013-00005102-00005269": "however, Hong Kong has too many destructive insects, those fruits qualities was still poor than Tung Koon county, Kwangtung province.", "cddLsg3ZVqA-00014-00005269-00005591": "The southern was melon and vegetable planting area,", "cddLsg3ZVqA-00015-00005591-00005896": "such as Chinese cabbage, turnip,", "cddLsg3ZVqA-00016-00005896-00006289": "carrot, asparagus, napa cabbage, pea,", "cddLsg3ZVqA-00017-00006289-00006600": "cabbage, tomato, potato,", "cddLsg3ZVqA-00018-00006600-00006914": "ginger, pumpkin, hairy melon, muskmelon, winter melon,", "cddLsg3ZVqA-00019-00006914-00007242": "cucumber, watermelon, rice, corn,", "cddLsg3ZVqA-00020-00007242-00007684": "pineapple, papaya, ..., etc.", "cddLsg3ZVqA-00021-00007684-00008256": "annually produced over 1,000 piculs (100,000 catties or 60,479 kg)!", "cddLsg3ZVqA-00022-00008256-00008640": "Hong Kong had a few factories in 1930s,", "cddLsg3ZVqA-00023-00008640-00008961": "agricultural land were often seawater intrusion,", "cddLsg3ZVqA-00024-00008961-00009571": "not suitable for rice, but melon and vegetable could fulfilled the need.", "cddLsg3ZVqA-00025-00009571-00009668": "not suitable for rice, but melon and vegetable could fulfilled the need.", "cddLsg3ZVqA-00026-00009668-00010021": "\"Ngai Yuen (藝園)\" boss was coming from U.S.A.,", "cddLsg3ZVqA-00027-00010021-00010447": "he used American seeds too.", "cddLsg3ZVqA-00028-00010447-00010939": "\"Ngai Yuen (藝園)\" had a watch tower,", "cddLsg3ZVqA-00029-00010939-00011386": "its couplet was:  \"土銃一枝可能止盜, 金剛百鍊誰敢攫鋒?\" (a gun can prevent robbing, who dare to invade?)", "cddLsg3ZVqA-00030-00011386-00011827": "Ngai Yuen had a few huts,", "cddLsg3ZVqA-00031-00011827-00012332": "and an octagonal pavilion with a banner as “游藝小休憩” (rest place for tourist),", "cddLsg3ZVqA-00032-00012332-00012806": "its couplet was: \"披雲戴雨鋤荒徑; 悟道觀經識太空.\" (work hard to build up a wildland; study Taoism.)", "cddLsg3ZVqA-00033-00012806-00013391": "its couplet was: \"披雲戴雨鋤荒徑; 悟道觀經識太空.\" (work hard to build up a wildland; study Taoism.)", "cddLsg3ZVqA-00034-00013391-00013751": "planted so many flowers, such as Tonkin jasmine, rose, yellow chrysanthemum, magnolia,", "cddLsg3ZVqA-00035-00013751-00014144": "laurel, french hydrangea, pomegranate tree,", "cddLsg3ZVqA-00036-00014144-00014448": "longan tree, 2 cypresses,", "cddLsg3ZVqA-00037-00014448-00014898": "a few finger citron flowers.", "cddLsg3ZVqA-00038-00014898-00015294": "A reading room with banner as \"隨所住處恆安樂\",", "cddLsg3ZVqA-00039-00015294-00015806": "such reading room with a couplet: \"解甲耕田化干戈而為農器, 築亭學佛空色相以究禪機.\" (a retired soldier changed to be a farmer, built a pavilion for studying Buddhism.)", "cddLsg3ZVqA-00040-00015806-00016143": "such reading room with a couplet: \"解甲耕田化干戈而為農器, 築亭學佛空色相以究禪機.\" (a retired soldier changed to be a farmer, built a pavilion for studying Buddhism.)", "cddLsg3ZVqA-00041-00016143-00016543": "Ngai Yuen had a straw depot,", "cddLsg3ZVqA-00042-00016543-00016909": "its neighbors already used Dutch windmills for irrigation,", "cddLsg3ZVqA-00043-00016909-00017334": "but Ngai Yuen still kept use of pedal-powered water pump."}}, {"audio_id": "cdskd8hNJW0", "text": {"cdskd8hNJW0-00000-00000000-00000749": "Sound link below"}}, {"audio_id": "cdROh70XyOU", "text": {"cdROh70XyOU-00000-00000042-00000142": "Hello everybody!", "cdROh70XyOU-00001-00000142-00000695": "Watch this video to find out how to recover data from hardware RAID 0, 1 or 5 which is", "cdROh70XyOU-00002-00000695-00005250": "built on a Linux operating system - in case one or several hard disks break down.", "cdROh70XyOU-00003-00005250-00006098": "A Linux-based hardware RAID is hardly a good example of a reliable storage system - if", "cdROh70XyOU-00004-00006098-00006620": "one of the disks within the array gets disconnected, the whole RAID can’t be mounted, and all", "cdROh70XyOU-00005-00006620-00006994": "the information becomes inaccessible in a second.", "cdROh70XyOU-00006-00006994-00007385": "This is when you need a utility capable of building the array with the remaining disks", "cdROh70XyOU-00007-00007385-00007895": "and displaying the data which is still there, and restoring this information.", "cdROh70XyOU-00008-00007895-00008320": "Hetman RAID Recovery lets you recover data from non-operational RAID systems or from", "cdROh70XyOU-00009-00008320-00008511": "disks within such systems.", "cdROh70XyOU-00010-00008511-00008882": "It can read all the information about the controller, the motherboard, or the software", "cdROh70XyOU-00011-00008882-00009131": "used to create the disk array.", "cdROh70XyOU-00012-00009131-00009621": "With all of its functionality, it rebuilds the crashed RAID and lets you copy all important", "cdROh70XyOU-00013-00009621-00009729": "information from there.", "cdROh70XyOU-00014-00009729-00010078": "How to recover data from RAID At the moment, there is no version of Hetman", "cdROh70XyOU-00015-00010078-00010539": "RAID Recovery for Linux, but running this utility on Linux is still possible.", "cdROh70XyOU-00016-00010539-00011032": "Watch one of our videos to learn how, and you can find the link in the description as", "cdROh70XyOU-00017-00011032-00011132": "always.", "cdROh70XyOU-00018-00011132-00011470": "HOW TO START IT ON LINUX To recover information from a damaged Linux-based", "cdROh70XyOU-00019-00011470-00011797": "RAID, connect the hard disks to a Windows computer.", "cdROh70XyOU-00020-00011797-00012238": "If you don’t have access to such a computer, you can install a Windows virtual machine", "cdROh70XyOU-00021-00012238-00012824": "or install this operating system as the secondary one along with Linux being your primary system.", "cdROh70XyOU-00022-00012824-00013344": "How to recover data from RAID 1 For the first test, we have prepared a hardware", "cdROh70XyOU-00023-00013344-00013784": "RAID 1 consisting of two hard disks and based on Linux.", "cdROh70XyOU-00024-00013784-00014606": "RAID 1 includes two or more hard disks which are exact copies of each other.", "cdROh70XyOU-00025-00014606-00015101": "Although it is very reliable, we couldn’t mount the array in Linux when one of the disks", "cdROh70XyOU-00026-00015101-00015201": "failed.", "cdROh70XyOU-00027-00015201-00015672": "It is still available in the disk utility, but there is no button to mount it, and the", "cdROh70XyOU-00028-00015672-00016931": "automatic mount feature can’t be enabled too.", "cdROh70XyOU-00029-00016931-00017440": "Hetman RAID Recovery managed to identify all properties at once, built and displayed the", "cdROh70XyOU-00030-00017440-00017917": "disk array automatically.", "cdROh70XyOU-00031-00017917-00018634": "In the Drive Manager, right-click on the array, open it, select “Fast scan” and click", "cdROh70XyOU-00032-00018634-00019120": "“Next.”", "cdROh70XyOU-00033-00019120-00019587": "When the scan is over, the program will display the results in the right side of the window.", "cdROh70XyOU-00034-00019587-00021962": "It finds all data which is still on the disk like a charm, and the contents can be previewed.", "cdROh70XyOU-00035-00021962-00022426": "Now all you have to do is to select the files to be restored, click “Recovery,” choose", "cdROh70XyOU-00036-00022426-00022923": "the directory where to save the files, click “Next” and “Recovery” again.", "cdROh70XyOU-00037-00022923-00023576": "When the process is over, you will find the recovered files in the folder you have chosen.", "cdROh70XyOU-00038-00023576-00024093": "A hardware Linux-based RAID 1 is designed in such a way that it writes service information", "cdROh70XyOU-00039-00024093-00024665": "on this array type to all of its disks (this information includes the number of disks,", "cdROh70XyOU-00040-00024665-00025040": "their serial numbers, and where each disk begins).", "cdROh70XyOU-00041-00025040-00025509": "That is why if one of the disks is missing, the program reads this data from other disks", "cdROh70XyOU-00042-00025509-00026004": "and adds the data on the missing disk when building a damaged RAID.", "cdROh70XyOU-00043-00026004-00026513": "In some cases, this information can be damaged, and while building the array the utility can’t", "cdROh70XyOU-00044-00026513-00027085": "understand where the data on a certain disk is located, and what kind of offset is used", "cdROh70XyOU-00045-00027085-00027238": "for a specific disk.", "cdROh70XyOU-00046-00027238-00027804": "If that’s the case, the utility won’t find any data after the scan.", "cdROh70XyOU-00047-00027804-00028202": "In order to find the information which is still on the disk, you’ll have to use the", "cdROh70XyOU-00048-00028202-00029314": "RAID Constructor.", "cdROh70XyOU-00049-00029314-00030816": "In addition to all the properties, you have to specify the offset by which you can locate", "cdROh70XyOU-00050-00030816-00031045": "the beginning of the disk.", "cdROh70XyOU-00051-00031045-00031648": "Every file system has specific signatures which help us to identify its beginning.", "cdROh70XyOU-00052-00031648-00032095": "When you specify this offset, you’ll be able to rebuild the damaged RAID and extract", "cdROh70XyOU-00053-00032095-00034416": "data from there.", "cdROh70XyOU-00054-00034416-00035078": "To find the offset, use the HEX editor: right-click on the disk and open HEX, or press the key", "cdROh70XyOU-00055-00035078-00035694": "shortcut Ctrl+H. In Linux, you can find the beginning of the disk by the field with the", "cdROh70XyOU-00056-00035694-00036409": "name like /media/lin/ - where lin stands for the user account name.", "cdROh70XyOU-00057-00036409-00036784": "As we know, information about the beginning of the disk in this file system is written", "cdROh70XyOU-00058-00036784-00038369": "to the second sector from the beginning, so we need to go two sectors up.", "cdROh70XyOU-00059-00038369-00038962": "After that, use a calculator to convert the HEX value into the decimal system.", "cdROh70XyOU-00060-00038962-00040706": "In the calculator, select the programmer mode, select HEX and type this value (8200000).", "cdROh70XyOU-00061-00040706-00041172": "After that, you get the value in the decimal system (136 314 880).", "cdROh70XyOU-00062-00041172-00041616": "When you hover the cursor over the beginning of the sector, a window with some information", "cdROh70XyOU-00063-00041616-00041972": "appears.", "cdROh70XyOU-00064-00041972-00042259": "Now that we know the offset, specify it in the RAID Constructor, add the disk, scan it,", "cdROh70XyOU-00065-00042259-00042497": "and have your data back.", "cdROh70XyOU-00066-00042497-00044304": "How to recover data from a hardware RAID 5 Now let’s see how we can deal with RAID", "cdROh70XyOU-00067-00044304-00044404": "5.", "cdROh70XyOU-00068-00044404-00044833": "In one of the previous videos, I’ve already shown you how to create a hardware RAID 5", "cdROh70XyOU-00069-00044833-00045390": "on Linux, so follow the link in the description and watch the tutorial to help you build any", "cdROh70XyOU-00070-00045390-00045687": "kind of disk array that’s possible in your case.", "cdROh70XyOU-00071-00045687-00046148": "Meanwhile, let’s find out how to recover data from this kind of storage system.", "cdROh70XyOU-00072-00046148-00046531": "HOW TO CREATE RAID 5 ON LINUX RAID 5 is an array with redundancy, block-level", "cdROh70XyOU-00073-00046531-00047109": "striping and distributed parity (which means that parity information is distributed among", "cdROh70XyOU-00074-00047109-00047575": "the drives instead of having a separated drive allocated for this purpose).", "cdROh70XyOU-00075-00047575-00048073": "It is designed to remain operable even if one of the disks fails, but in real life,", "cdROh70XyOU-00076-00048073-00048705": "the situation is very different: with one disk down, the hardware RAID can’t be mounted,", "cdROh70XyOU-00077-00048705-00048932": "and the data can’t be extracted.", "cdROh70XyOU-00078-00048932-00049528": "In order to restore the information, you need to connect a new disk or use additional software.", "cdROh70XyOU-00079-00049528-00050041": "For the test, we have created a hardware RAID 5 consisting of 5 drives, one of which was", "cdROh70XyOU-00080-00050041-00050230": "damaged.", "cdROh70XyOU-00081-00050230-00050753": "Connect the remaining disks to a Windows computer, or add them to a virtual machine.", "cdROh70XyOU-00082-00050753-00051440": "Without difficulty, Hetman RAID Recovery had identified the array type and its properties.", "cdROh70XyOU-00083-00051440-00051705": "As you can see, one of the disks is empty.", "cdROh70XyOU-00084-00051705-00052797": "(Right-click on the array - Properties - the RAID tab).", "cdROh70XyOU-00085-00052797-00053112": "Right-click on the RAID and choose “Open.”", "cdROh70XyOU-00086-00053112-00053605": "Analyze the array with the help of “Fast scan.”", "cdROh70XyOU-00087-00053605-00057561": "You can see that the program finds all data remaining on the disks without difficulty.", "cdROh70XyOU-00088-00057561-00058407": "Select the necessary files and click “Recovery,” choose where to save them, and hit “Recovery”", "cdROh70XyOU-00089-00058407-00058507": "again.", "cdROh70XyOU-00090-00058507-00059537": "In the end, you’ll find all the information in the folder you have specified for saving.", "cdROh70XyOU-00091-00059537-00060019": "Even though several disks within the array were down, the program managed to identify", "cdROh70XyOU-00092-00060019-00060400": "the RAID type, its file system, and other properties.", "cdROh70XyOU-00093-00060400-00061097": "Two disks are empty (right-click on the array - Properties - the RAID tab), so let’s scan", "cdROh70XyOU-00094-00061097-00061461": "them and see what can be found.", "cdROh70XyOU-00095-00061461-00061866": "Right-click on the array, open it, select “Fast scan” and click “Next.”", "cdROh70XyOU-00096-00061866-00062389": "As a result, the fast scan couldn’t find any healthy data - all the data it has identified", "cdROh70XyOU-00097-00062389-00062761": "is damaged.", "cdROh70XyOU-00098-00062761-00063875": "Let’s try a “Full analysis” then.", "cdROh70XyOU-00099-00063875-00064304": "With “Full analysis,” the program can find the data still remaining on the disk,", "cdROh70XyOU-00100-00064304-00064579": "but some of the information is damaged.", "cdROh70XyOU-00101-00064579-00065110": "If two or more drives within this RAID type break down, it becomes completely inoperable,", "cdROh70XyOU-00102-00065110-00065524": "and it’s rather difficult to recover any data from there, so this result is actually", "cdROh70XyOU-00103-00065524-00066704": "quite good", "cdROh70XyOU-00104-00066704-00067070": "when we manage to recover a part of the remaining information.", "cdROh70XyOU-00105-00067070-00067170": "Select them and recover.", "cdROh70XyOU-00106-00067170-00068326": "How to recover data from a hardware RAID 0 For the last test, we have built a RAID 0", "cdROh70XyOU-00107-00068326-00068605": "consisting of five hard disks.", "cdROh70XyOU-00108-00068605-00069081": "If one disk in this array breaks down, the whole storage system becomes inoperable and", "cdROh70XyOU-00109-00069081-00069294": "all the information is actually lost.", "cdROh70XyOU-00110-00069294-00070027": "We can’t mount it in Linux either - the disks won’t open.", "cdROh70XyOU-00111-00070027-00070568": "Let’s see if we can extract at least a bit of the information with the help of Hetman", "cdROh70XyOU-00112-00070568-00070668": "RAID Recovery.", "cdROh70XyOU-00113-00070668-00071304": "A RAID 0 is a high-performance striped disk array without parity information, redundancy,", "cdROh70XyOU-00114-00071304-00071413": "or fault tolerance.", "cdROh70XyOU-00115-00071413-00071883": "If even one disk fails, the whole array becomes inoperable.", "cdROh70XyOU-00116-00071883-00072439": "Technically, it’s not even a true RAID system because it doesn’t have any redundancy.", "cdROh70XyOU-00117-00072439-00073043": "The program has identified the array type and properties, and one disk is empty (right-click", "cdROh70XyOU-00118-00073043-00074380": "on the array - Properties - the RAID tab).", "cdROh70XyOU-00119-00074380-00075950": "In this case the fast scan hasn’t found anything, so we need to use a deeper scan.", "cdROh70XyOU-00120-00075950-00076513": "After the Full scan, the utility can find the data, but some files are damaged.", "cdROh70XyOU-00121-00076513-00078249": "Hetman RAID Recovery managed to detect a part of the remaining information.", "cdROh70XyOU-00122-00078249-00078716": "Select the files you want to restore and click “Recovery,” specify where to save them,", "cdROh70XyOU-00123-00078716-00079380": "“Next,” click “Recovery” again, and when everything is ready, hit “Finish.”", "cdROh70XyOU-00124-00079380-00079730": "All the files will be placed into the folder you have specified.", "cdROh70XyOU-00125-00079730-00080426": "Summing up, we can say that all the data still remaining on the disk can be recovered: in", "cdROh70XyOU-00126-00080426-00080858": "some cases, all you need is to specify the offset to help the utility find the beginning", "cdROh70XyOU-00127-00080858-00081197": "of the disk, and some other important properties.", "cdROh70XyOU-00128-00081197-00081662": "In the end, the program will be able to determine where to look for the missing data, display", "cdROh70XyOU-00129-00081662-00082045": "the files, and give you the opportunity to recover them.", "cdROh70XyOU-00130-00082045-00082589": "In some cases, data can only be recovered partially, but still, it’s better than nothing,", "cdROh70XyOU-00131-00082589-00082689": "right?", "cdROh70XyOU-00132-00082689-00082842": "That is all for now!", "cdROh70XyOU-00133-00082842-00083017": "Hopefully, this video was useful.", "cdROh70XyOU-00134-00083017-00083324": "Remember to click the Like button and subscribe to our channel.", "cdROh70XyOU-00135-00083324-00083729": "Push the bell button to receive notifications and never miss new videos.", "cdROh70XyOU-00136-00083729-00083861": "Leave comments to ask questions.", "cdROh70XyOU-00137-00083861-00083970": "Thank you for watching.", "cdROh70XyOU-00138-00083970-00084027": "Good luck."}}, {"audio_id": "cedMs34xq60", "text": {"cedMs34xq60-00000-00000024-00000264": "What should we do if", "cedMs34xq60-00001-00000304-00000724": "the scales, which we're dealing with, are neither interval nor rank?", "cedMs34xq60-00002-00000786-00000903": "For example, an attribute", "cedMs34xq60-00003-00001064-00001264": "from the list of values", "cedMs34xq60-00004-00001294-00001444": "from ESS' data", "cedMs34xq60-00005-00001472-00001766": "\"Important to seek fun and things that give pleasure\"", "cedMs34xq60-00006-00001922-00002180": "This scale is rank, because it has 6 gradations,", "cedMs34xq60-00007-00002192-00002802": "which are not related to one particular model or unit of measurement.", "cedMs34xq60-00008-00003124-00003526": "In such cases, so-called nonparametric methods can be used.", "cedMs34xq60-00009-00003565-00004176": "These methods do functions, which are similar to T-criteria or T-test functions.", "cedMs34xq60-00010-00004242-00004544": "(Which is a synonym in this case)", "cedMs34xq60-00011-00004592-00004818": "Let's get acquainted with their functions", "cedMs34xq60-00012-00004818-00005418": "and draw parallels with the corresponding T-criteria.", "cedMs34xq60-00013-00005506-00005982": "In addition, we will complete a small methodical exercise,", "cedMs34xq60-00014-00005982-00006208": "whose task is to estimate", "cedMs34xq60-00015-00006208-00006644": "how stable nonparametric and parametric methods", "cedMs34xq60-00016-00006740-00007058": "to the rank of a scale.", "cedMs34xq60-00017-00007178-00007378": "Namely to the rank, not the interval.", "cedMs34xq60-00018-00007416-00007616": "We will do it like this:", "cedMs34xq60-00019-00007738-00007938": "2 identical attributes,", "cedMs34xq60-00020-00007980-00008158": "2 identical values for each of the respondents,", "cedMs34xq60-00021-00008158-00008364": "will be coded in different ways.", "cedMs34xq60-00022-00008478-00008678": "\"1\" is the first column is \"0\" in the second one,", "cedMs34xq60-00023-00008678-00009440": "accordingly, \"2\" is \"1\", \"3\" is \"10\", \"4\" is \"100\", \"5' is \"1000\" and \"6\" is \"10000\".", "cedMs34xq60-00024-00009554-00009846": "To begin with, let's take a look how an analogue works", "cedMs34xq60-00025-00009934-00010100": "(an T-test analogue)", "cedMs34xq60-00026-00010316-00010516": "for one sample.", "cedMs34xq60-00027-00010728-00011210": "I'm launching T-test, if we want to compare.", "cedMs34xq60-00028-00012002-00012436": "For example, for this variable I assume that", "cedMs34xq60-00029-00012602-00012947": "the most spread value", "cedMs34xq60-00030-00013069-00013713": "(I mean the value that represents the sample most)", "cedMs34xq60-00031-00013791-00014232": "is \"A little like me\", for example.", "cedMs34xq60-00032-00014280-00014458": "I chose it randomly.", "cedMs34xq60-00033-00014458-00014619": "It is the fourth value.", "cedMs34xq60-00034-00015086-00015354": "I am writing it down and launching.", "cedMs34xq60-00035-00015474-00015894": "T-test showed that the average isn't 4.  *It's 3, on the screen*", "cedMs34xq60-00036-00015928-00016274": "And the difference with 4 is quite large.", "cedMs34xq60-00037-00016360-00016722": "According that, in the sample-twin", "cedMs34xq60-00038-00016802-00017134": "the average value should be about 100.", "cedMs34xq60-00039-00017232-00017960": "I mean about 10, because, as we saw, \"1\" is \"0\", \"2\" is \"1\", \"3\" is \"10\".", "cedMs34xq60-00040-00018046-00018244": "So, I'm launching with such parameters.", "cedMs34xq60-00041-00018312-00018524": "And we see that it's absolutely not 10."}}, {"audio_id": "ce1Qb_Y5jfy", "text": {"ce1Qb_Y5jfy-00000-00000008-00000550": "Your Natchez History Minute is brought to you by Natchez National Historical Park.", "ce1Qb_Y5jfy-00001-00000636-00001170": "John Gadsby Chapman was an American artist famous for his painting, Baptism of Pocahontas,", "ce1Qb_Y5jfy-00002-00001170-00001588": "which was commissioned by the United States Congress and today, hangs in the rotunda of", "ce1Qb_Y5jfy-00003-00001588-00001798": "the United States Capitol.", "ce1Qb_Y5jfy-00004-00001798-00002409": "Chapman was born on this day, December 3, 1808 in Alexandria, Virginia and began his", "ce1Qb_Y5jfy-00005-00002409-00002891": "study of art in Philadelphia before departing for Europe, where he eventually spent time", "ce1Qb_Y5jfy-00006-00002891-00003024": "in Italy.", "ce1Qb_Y5jfy-00007-00003024-00003572": "By 1834, Chapman had moved to New York City where he was a member of the National Academy", "ce1Qb_Y5jfy-00008-00003572-00003885": "of Design and found work as an illustrator.", "ce1Qb_Y5jfy-00009-00003885-00004341": "He embarked on a series of historical paintings which helped land him the commission from", "ce1Qb_Y5jfy-00010-00004341-00004823": "Congress to paint the historical scene for the rotunda of the Capitol building.", "ce1Qb_Y5jfy-00011-00004823-00005319": "John Linton, a wealthy Natchez planter, was a patron of Chapman and owned a number of", "ce1Qb_Y5jfy-00012-00005319-00005680": "the artist’s paintings which hung in his Natchez home, Clifton.", "ce1Qb_Y5jfy-00013-00005680-00006235": "Linton’s daughter and son-in-law, Charlotte and Frank Surget eventually owned Clifton", "ce1Qb_Y5jfy-00014-00006235-00006469": "and of course, a number of Chapman’s works.", "ce1Qb_Y5jfy-00015-00006469-00006985": "When Clifton was slated for demolition during the Civil War, Frank Surget placed a number", "ce1Qb_Y5jfy-00016-00006985-00007342": "of his paintings at St. Mary Basilica for safe keeping.", "ce1Qb_Y5jfy-00017-00007342-00007720": "Surget died and his wife moved to France, leaving the paintings behind.", "ce1Qb_Y5jfy-00018-00007720-00008256": "Today, two of Chapman’s paintings are on display in the parish house at St. Mary’s.", "ce1Qb_Y5jfy-00019-00008256-00008913": "Sadly, John Gadsby Chapman died a pauper in 1889 at the Brooklyn home of his son, John", "ce1Qb_Y5jfy-00020-00008913-00009385": "Linton Chapman, who was named for his father’s Natchez patron.", "ce1Qb_Y5jfy-00021-00009472-00009979": "This is Carrie Golden Lambert, youth director with St. Mary Basilica and this has been your", "ce1Qb_Y5jfy-00022-00009979-00010040": "Natchez History Minute."}}, {"audio_id": "cemAN7eFIR0", "text": {"cemAN7eFIR0-00000-00001305-00001505": "We got it", "cemAN7eFIR0-00001-00001998-00002429": "Yeah, i know we got it baby", "cemAN7eFIR0-00002-00003095-00003513": "Hello guys were back with another video", "cemAN7eFIR0-00003-00004015-00004216": "Hey", "cemAN7eFIR0-00004-00004721-00005158": "Guys what's up guys Team Dee in the building about to prank Sam", "cemAN7eFIR0-00005-00005305-00005655": "No, you're not. We're not here for that. I'll be pranking Sam every", "cemAN7eFIR0-00006-00006053-00006493": "Hey guys, we're back with another video video video video video", "cemAN7eFIR0-00007-00006536-00006963": "I tried to take her life before she keep doing this video. No, that's my life", "cemAN7eFIR0-00008-00006964-00007476": "Anyway, so over here another video. So we were having one of our little", "cemAN7eFIR0-00009-00007544-00007744": "chitchat", "cemAN7eFIR0-00010-00007886-00008236": "Chitchat we see the abuse. You see the abuse", "cemAN7eFIR0-00011-00008252-00008779": "So when I'm found behind a ditch, you know why I do not put she be suffocating me guys", "cemAN7eFIR0-00012-00008846-00009087": "Slapping me beating me up everything. No", "cemAN7eFIR0-00013-00009761-00009961": "I did not say it's not painful", "cemAN7eFIR0-00014-00009961-00010609": "I said do you think it's probably not as painful as you guys take on and understand what I'm saying?", "cemAN7eFIR0-00015-00010609-00011046": "So I didn't say it was not painful at all. I said, oh they just", "cemAN7eFIR0-00016-00011102-00011532": "Exaggerated it. Don't hurt that I did not see. How did you think I said?", "cemAN7eFIR0-00017-00011633-00011980": "It's probably not as painful. Maybe some people some people", "cemAN7eFIR0-00018-00012113-00012706": "Exaggerate so nobody exaggerates child anyway, so this girl decided to go on Amazon", "cemAN7eFIR0-00019-00012749-00013153": "She was checking out videos and she decides to on Amazon to get this muscle stimulator", "cemAN7eFIR0-00020-00013193-00013641": "So we are going to play a game today. How is the game gonna go baby? So basically this is like", "cemAN7eFIR0-00021-00013697-00014385": "Equivalent to childbirth, but maybe not us. I don't know. It's very painful. Well, I've never", "cemAN7eFIR0-00022-00014443-00015087": "Shelburne, I don't know but they said this is pretty much like it. Yeah, but this goes it's like 10 in intensity", "cemAN7eFIR0-00023-00015091-00015356": "Yeah, that's what they feel delivering a baby", "cemAN7eFIR0-00024-00015436-00015974": "Feel like Oh, Mike. Have you ever had a baby? Yes, where is", "cemAN7eFIR0-00025-00016105-00016341": "My daughter my daughter", "cemAN7eFIR0-00026-00016834-00017442": "So anyway gonna act see a few questions and if he doesn't get them right Zak I", "cemAN7eFIR0-00027-00017520-00017720": "was about myself", "cemAN7eFIR0-00028-00017722-00018191": "Alright, so this is gonna be I'm not going to get because I know everything about you", "cemAN7eFIR0-00029-00018898-00019098": "Okay, I mean", "cemAN7eFIR0-00030-00019651-00020028": "Let's get this video guys, here we go", "cemAN7eFIR0-00031-00021388-00021668": "All right, so when I get to when I do this", "cemAN7eFIR0-00032-00024289-00024489": "I'm good", "cemAN7eFIR0-00033-00025354-00025958": "Wow, let's talk to me first, baby", "cemAN7eFIR0-00034-00026575-00026885": "Just relax. Hey guys your present boy. Oh", "cemAN7eFIR0-00035-00027037-00027692": "My gosh, so are you ready? I'm not ready I gotta get ready. Yeah guys see my prayers", "cemAN7eFIR0-00036-00027693-00028047": "You know, I just gold when you waxed my armpits. I have to see my prayers", "cemAN7eFIR0-00037-00028231-00028431": "All right guys", "cemAN7eFIR0-00038-00032253-00032597": "My gosh, baby", "cemAN7eFIR0-00039-00034190-00034472": "I'm sorry. I'm sorry", "cemAN7eFIR0-00040-00034869-00035458": "Alright, alright, wait my baby. I just listen this listen real quick last time I", "cemAN7eFIR0-00041-00039390-00039590": "See you problems, I promise", "cemAN7eFIR0-00042-00039696-00039982": "How many kids do I want? Thank you", "cemAN7eFIR0-00043-00040122-00040378": "Okay. 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That's why I call it \"Sitga\"(price quotation).", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00005-00004519-00005032": "It grows from 50cm to 70cm.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00006-00005032-00005298": "It can grow to 90cm.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00007-00005298-00005790": "They live in rocks and sand.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00008-00005790-00006322": "The world's distribution is from Jeju Island, southern Japan, Hawaii, and New Zealand. You can find it.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00009-00006322-00006740": "I heard this fin meat is really good.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00010-00006884-00007284": "I got it from Tongyeong without blood.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00011-00007284-00007784": "Let me tell you again. The price is the market price.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00012-00007784-00008210": "It's a rare but inexpensive fish.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00013-00008210-00008739": "I got it from Tsumoto-style blood extraction.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00015-00009260-00009837": "And I also got rid of the intestines.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00016-00009837-00010254": "The reason why I don't scale is because...", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00017-00010254-00010752": "If you don't have scales in the video, the color is not pretty. So I asked them not to remove the scales.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00018-00010752-00011382": "It's really convenient to get rid of scales. I got it like this.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00019-00011382-00011889": "If you look closely at me,", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00020-00011889-00012321": "The fin thorns are hard, stiff, and sharp.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00021-00012321-00012832": "And there are 6 strings, so it's Yukdonggaridom.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00022-00012882-00013472": "His face looks a bit sad. He looks like he's upset.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00023-00013547-00013954": "I'll start preparing it.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00024-00014131-00014547": "If you look at the scale, it's small and dense.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00025-00014547-00015019": "So I was thinking about using a scale remover and I used a small knife", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00026-00015019-00015451": "Small scales need to stand out.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00027-00015451-00015963": "There are more places to clean.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00028-00015963-00016366": "I put it on the cutting board because of the video. If possible, it's better to work inside the sink.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00029-00016366-00016913": "The scales are small, so I removed every inch of them.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00030-00016913-00017420": "I think fruit knives are more comfortable.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00031-00017420-00017900": "If you touch it like this, you can feel that it's hard.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00033-00018539-00018905": "So I removed the scales.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00034-00018905-00019658": "It's aged for about 30 hours. I've only seen this fish on video or the internet.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00035-00019658-00020063": "I've never done this before.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00036-00020063-00020572": "The belly fat is hard and the skin is tough.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00037-00020635-00021187": "'m going to use the head and the bones in this body as decoration.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00038-00021187-00021642": "That's why I cook slow.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00039-00021804-00022240": "My belly fat is hard. It's quite oily.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00040-00022305-00022725": "I need to make the fin fat as much as possible,", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00041-00022725-00023070": "but the fin part is thin.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00046-00025067-00025697": "I trimmed one side like this. It's similar to sea bream.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00048-00026307-00026619": "I trimmed the other side, too.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00049-00026619-00026972": "이I told you that it's similar to sea bream.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00051-00027429-00027822": "It's similar to spotted parrot fish", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00053-00028288-00028705": "The fat in my body is spread out well.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00054-00028705-00029402": "It's not hard to remove ribs.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00055-00029775-00030206": "I removed the middle bone.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00056-00030332-00030789": "The amount of fish meat is not good.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00057-00031210-00031720": "When you break it off, the skin is thick and doesn't break off.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00059-00032101-00032679": "My hands are slippery because there's a lot of oil.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00060-00032835-00033335": "If you show it like this, you can see the fins.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00061-00033658-00034090": "I was thinking about blanching the skin in water,", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00062-00034090-00034468": "but I'll try it next time.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00064-00034748-00035337": "I thought about how to decorate it.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00065-00035337-00035903": "My face looks funny. It looks interesting.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00066-00035903-00036424": "I used it as a decoration.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00067-00036923-00037472": "It's fish back.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00068-00037472-00037841": "It's easy to cut. I cut it thickly.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00070-00038168-00038708": "As I said before, belly fat is a bit strong.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00071-00038708-00039118": "So I added cuts all over it.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00072-00039228-00039760": "It's hard to chew on hard belly fat.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00073-00039760-00040444": "So I added cuts. The amount of fins isn't that big.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00074-00040444-00041135": "The amount of fins isn't that big. I finished it like this.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00075-00041135-00041536": "I don't have a lot of fish meat.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00076-00041536-00041929": "I'm going to eat it's time to eat.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00078-00042358-00042861": "The texture is really good", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00079-00042938-00043369": "It's not soft. The texture is not soft but it's very elastic.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00080-00043369-00043865": "It's not chewy..", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00081-00043865-00044197": "I've aged for about 30 hours.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00082-00044197-00044758": "I just ate my back, but I can feel the flavor in my mouth.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00083-00044758-00045160": "If you eat two at a time, it's so delicious that you can fight.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00084-00045160-00045502": "I like the sweet taste that comes up softly.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00085-00045502-00046038": "One piece and a drink.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00086-00046038-00046491": "As I said before, sea bream and spotted parrot fish are similar.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00087-00046491-00046956": "The fish looks fun, but it's really good.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00088-00047080-00047646": "It's belly fat but it tastes a little different from my back fat.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00089-00047646-00048170": "It has a luxurious local flavor. I like the sweet taste more than the back fat.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00090-00048229-00048637": "It's belly fat with cuts.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00091-00048637-00049131": "The texture is really hard. It's a good thing I made cuts.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00092-00049430-00049886": "The texture is so crunchy that it makes that sound. The oil explodes in my mouth.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00093-00049886-00050258": "You can taste the savory oil.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00095-00050939-00051229": "It's raw fish that keeps you drinking.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00096-00051229-00051695": "Lastly, I'll eat the fin meat.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00097-00051695-00052115": "The fin meat is the part where you work out a lot.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00099-00052662-00053079": "It tastes like a collection of strengths of back and belly fat.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00101-00053527-00054040": "I wanted to eat one more piece, so I watched it.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00102-00054040-00054579": "It has a crunchy texture, rich in fat, and rich flavor.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00103-00054579-00055170": "If you go to the south or Jeju Island and see Yookdonggaridom,", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00104-00055170-00055672": "I recommend that you try it.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00105-00055672-00056086": "It's so delicious.", "cf3Xf3YE3Lc-00106-00056086-00056544": "That's all for today's video for \"Yookdonggaridom\". 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Let's go.", "cfrNpMimmsI-00008-00001556-00001676": "*I N S T A N T R E G R E T*", "cfrNpMimmsI-00009-00002216-00002386": "Link: Oh.", "cfrNpMimmsI-00010-00002678-00002770": "Link: Sorry about that.", "cfrNpMimmsI-00011-00002854-00002988": "Link: Stay here for a sec.", "cfrNpMimmsI-00012-00003026-00003094": "Epona: Okay.", "cfrNpMimmsI-00013-00003215-00003370": "Epona: What exactly is it that you're doing?", "cfrNpMimmsI-00014-00003902-00003982": "Epona: W H O A", "cfrNpMimmsI-00015-00004044-00004122": "Epona: B E  C A R E F U L", "cfrNpMimmsI-00016-00004258-00004378": "Link: Sure thing.", "cfrNpMimmsI-00017-00005390-00005746": "Epona: ...So I said to him: \"Well, how am I supposed to eat the grass if the grass is gone?\"", "cfrNpMimmsI-00018-00005746-00005952": "Epona: And he just took out a spear and started jabbing me with it.", "cfrNpMimmsI-00019-00005952-00006002": "Epona: Then there was this other time...", "cfrNpMimmsI-00020-00006006-00006056": "Link: Epona?", "cfrNpMimmsI-00021-00006078-00006156": "Epona: Yeah?", "cfrNpMimmsI-00022-00006206-00006258": "Link: Do me a favor,", "cfrNpMimmsI-00023-00006258-00006330": "Link: Stand still.", "cfrNpMimmsI-00024-00006340-00006390": "Epona: Okay.", "cfrNpMimmsI-00025-00006390-00006481": "Epona: H E Y ,  W A I T", "cfrNpMimmsI-00026-00006664-00006792": "Link: What... did I say?", "cfrNpMimmsI-00027-00006792-00006902": "Link: Come here.", "cfrNpMimmsI-00028-00007712-00007920": "Link: Well, that settles that.", "cfrNpMimmsI-00029-00008040-00008172": "Epona: Nah, fam. I ain't feelin' it this way.", "cfrNpMimmsI-00030-00008172-00008240": "Epona: Let's go somewhere else.", "cfrNpMimmsI-00031-00008362-00008576": "Link: You'll go... where I tell you... to go.", "cfrNpMimmsI-00032-00008576-00008652": "Epona: Thanks, I'm alright.", "cfrNpMimmsI-00033-00008744-00008874": "Link: This will be fun. You like fun, right?", "cfrNpMimmsI-00034-00008874-00008926": "Epona: Sure.", "cfrNpMimmsI-00035-00008968-00009024": "Link: Then you'll love this.", "cfrNpMimmsI-00036-00009064-00009160": "Link: O H  S H O O T", "cfrNpMimmsI-00037-00009514-00009634": "Link: E... Epona?", "cfrNpMimmsI-00038-00010794-00010846": "Link: ...Whoops...", "cfrNpMimmsI-00039-00010894-00010988": "Epona: Uh, oh. That's a Guardian.", "cfrNpMimmsI-00040-00010988-00011038": "Epona: Better be quie-", "cfrNpMimmsI-00041-00011038-00011092": "Link: HEY.", "cfrNpMimmsI-00042-00011164-00011244": "Epona: LINK!", "cfrNpMimmsI-00043-00011244-00011294": "Epona: WHAT THE ACTUAL-", "cfrNpMimmsI-00044-00011294-00011382": "Link: Shush.", "cfrNpMimmsI-00045-00011472-00011580": "Link: I'm a gamer.", "cfrNpMimmsI-00046-00011580-00011668": "Link: I know what I'm doing.", "cfrNpMimmsI-00047-00011826-00011994": "Epona: Well I'm out, boi-", "cfrNpMimmsI-00048-00012274-00012482": "Link: Hey, you're not done yet!", "cfrNpMimmsI-00049-00012576-00012626": "Epona: SCREW THIS", "cfrNpMimmsI-00050-00012802-00012932": "Epona: Alright, fine:", "cfrNpMimmsI-00051-00012936-00013102": "Epona: Link, climb on. We're leaving.", "cfrNpMimmsI-00052-00013200-00013322": "Epona: ...Link?", "cfrNpMimmsI-00053-00013746-00013818": "Link: Hey!", "cfrNpMimmsI-00054-00013880-00014000": "Link: Hey! Look what I found!", "cfrNpMimmsI-00055-00014106-00014213": "Epona: Huh? What is that?", "cfrNpMimmsI-00056-00014291-00014372": "Link: Take a look!", "cfrNpMimmsI-00057-00014468-00014572": "Epona: Let me see it...", "cfrNpMimmsI-00058-00014806-00014958": "Link: Uh... Whoopsie.", "cfrNpMimmsI-00059-00016546-00016700": "Link: Okay, I'll take the blame for that one."}}, {"audio_id": "cfYd5JDzpfE", "text": {"cfYd5JDzpfE-00000-00000103-00000202": "PART II", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00001-00000202-00000398": "THE SEA COOK", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00002-00000398-00000513": "CHAPTER VII", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00003-00000513-00000827": "I GO TO BRISTOL", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00004-00000827-00001236": "IT was longer than the squire imagined ere we were ready for the sea, and none of our", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00005-00001236-00001941": "first plans not even Dr. Livesey's, of keeping me beside him could be carried out as we intended.", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00006-00001941-00002416": "The doctor had to go to London for a physician to take charge of his practice; the squire", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00007-00002416-00002921": "was hard at work at Bristol; and I lived on at the Hall under the charge of old Redruth,", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00008-00002921-00003467": "the gamekeeper, almost a prisoner, but full of sea-dreams and the most charming anticipations", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00009-00003467-00004051": "of strange islands and adventures. I brooded by the hour together over the map, all the", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00010-00004051-00004589": "details of which I well remembered. Sitting by the fire in the housekeeper's room, I approached", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00011-00004589-00005144": "that island in my fancy, from every possible direction; I explored every acre of its surface;", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00012-00005144-00005644": "I climbed a thousand times to that tall hill they call the Spy-glass, and from the top", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00013-00005644-00006177": "enjoyed the most wonderful and changing prospects. Sometimes the isle was thick with savages,", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00014-00006177-00006761": "with whom we fought; sometimes full of dangerous animals that hunted us; but in all my fancies", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00015-00006761-00007295": "nothing occurred to me so strange and tragic as our actual adventures.", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00016-00007295-00007680": "So the weeks passed on, till one fine day there came a letter addressed to Dr. Livesey,", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00017-00007680-00008387": "with this addition, \"To be opened, in the case of his absence, by Tom Redruth or young", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00018-00008387-00008841": "Hawkins.\" Obeying this order, we found, or rather, I found—for the gamekeeper was a", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00019-00008841-00009218": "poor hand at reading anything but print—the following important news:", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00020-00009218-00009572": "\"Old Anchor Inn, Bristol, March 1, 17——. \"Dear Livesey,—As I do not know whether", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00021-00009572-00010020": "you are at the Hall or still in London, I send this in double to both places.", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00022-00010020-00010521": "\"The ship is bought and fitted. She lies at anchor, ready for sea. You never imagined", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00023-00010521-00011046": "a sweeter schooner—a child might sail her—two hundred tons; name, Hispaniola.", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00024-00011046-00011482": "\"I got her through my old friend, Blandly, who has proved himself throughout the most", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00025-00011482-00012068": "surprising trump. The admirable fellow literally slaved in my interest, and so, I may say,", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00026-00012068-00012442": "did every one in Bristol, as soon as they got wind of the port we sailed for—treasure,", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00027-00012442-00012850": "I mean.\" \"Redruth,\" said I, interrupting the letter,", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00028-00012850-00013295": "\"Dr. Livesey will not like that. The squire has been talking, after all.\"", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00029-00013295-00013759": "\"Well, who's a better right?\" growled the gamekeeper. \"A pretty rum go if squire ain't", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00030-00013759-00014297": "to talk for Dr. Livesey, I should think.\" At that I gave up all attempt at commentary,", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00031-00014297-00014672": "and read straight on: \"Blandly himself found the Hispaniola, and", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00032-00014672-00015123": "by the most admirable management got her for the merest trifle. There is a class of men", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00033-00015123-00015595": "in Bristol monstrously prejudiced against Blandly. They go the length of declaring that", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00034-00015595-00016009": "this honest creature would do anything for money, that the Hispaniola belonged to him,", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00035-00016009-00016505": "and that he sold to me absurdly high—the most transparent calumnies. None of them dare,", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00036-00016505-00016965": "however, to deny the merits of the ship. \"So far there was not a hitch. The workpeople,", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00037-00016965-00017504": "to be sure—riggers and what not—were most annoyingly slow; but time cured that. It was", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00038-00017504-00017933": "the crew that troubled me. \"I wished a round score of men—in case of", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00039-00017933-00018347": "natives, buccaneers, or the odious French—and I had the worry of the deuce itself to find", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00040-00018347-00018748": "so much as half a dozen, till the most remarkable stroke of fortune brought me the very man", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00041-00018748-00019151": "that I required. \"I was standing on the dock, when, by the", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00042-00019151-00019783": "merest accident, I fell in talk with him. I found he was an old sailor, kept a public-house,", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00043-00019783-00020219": "knew all the seafaring men in Bristol, had lost his health ashore, and wanted a good", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00044-00020219-00020693": "berth as cook to get to sea again. He had hobbled down there that morning, he said,", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00045-00020693-00021089": "to get a smell of the salt. \"I was monstrously touched—so would you", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00046-00021089-00021609": "have been—and, out of pure pity, I engaged him on the spot to be ship's cook. Long John", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00047-00021609-00022086": "Silver he is called, and has lost a leg; but that I regarded as a recommendation, since", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00048-00022086-00022643": "he lost it in his country's service, under the immortal Hawke. He has no pension, Livesey.", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00049-00022643-00023120": "Imagine the abominable age we live in! \"Well, sir, I thought I had only found a cook,", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00050-00023120-00023539": "but it was a crew I had discovered. Between Silver and myself we got together in a few", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00051-00023539-00024123": "days a company of the toughest old salts imaginable—not pretty to look at, but fellows, by their faces,", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00052-00024123-00024462": "of the most indomitable spirit. I declare we could fight a frigate.", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00053-00024462-00024904": "\"Long John even got rid of two out of the six or seven I had already engaged. He showed", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00054-00024904-00025345": "me in a moment that they were just the sort of fresh-water swabs we had to fear in an", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00055-00025345-00025683": "adventure of importance. \"I am in the most magnificent health and spirits,", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00056-00025683-00026141": "eating like a bull, sleeping like a tree, yet I shall not enjoy a moment till I hear", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00057-00026141-00026707": "my old tarpaulins tramping round the capstan. Seaward ho! Hang the treasure! It 's the glory", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00058-00026707-00027230": "of the sea that has turned my head. So now, Livesey, come post; do not lose an hour, if", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00059-00027230-00027612": "you respect me. \"Let young Hawkins go at once to see his mother,", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00060-00027612-00027989": "with Redruth for a guard; and then both come full speed to Bristol.", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00061-00027989-00028477": "\"John Trelawney. \"Postscript.—I did not tell you that Blandly,", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00062-00028477-00028964": "who, by the way, is to send a consort after us if we don't turn up by the end of August,", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00063-00028964-00029472": "had found an admirable fellow for sailing-master—a stiff man, which I regret, but, in all other", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00064-00029472-00030035": "respects, a treasure. Long John Silver unearthed a very competent man for a mate, a man named", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00065-00030035-00030539": "Arrow. I have a boatswain who pipes, Livesey; so things shall go man-o'-war fashion on board", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00066-00030539-00030925": "the good ship Hispaniola. \"I forgot to tell you that Silver is a man", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00067-00030925-00031344": "of substance; I know of my own knowledge that he has a banker's account, which has never", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00068-00031344-00031824": "been overdrawn. He leaves his wife to manage the inn; and as she is a woman of colour,", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00069-00031824-00032277": "a pair of old bachelors like you and I may be excused for guessing, that it is the wife,", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00070-00032277-00032588": "quite as much as the health, that sends him back to roving.", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00071-00032588-00032933": "\"J. T. \"P. P. S.—Hawkins may stay one night with", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00072-00032933-00033077": "his mother. \"J. T.'", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00073-00033077-00033494": "You can fancy the excitement into which that letter put me. I was half beside myself with", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00074-00033494-00033913": "glee; and if ever I despised a man, it was old Tom Redruth, who could do nothing but", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00075-00033913-00034451": "grumble and lament. Any of the under-gamekeepers would gladly have changed places with him;", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00076-00034451-00034846": "but such was not the squire's pleasure, and the squire's pleasure was like law among them", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00077-00034846-00035275": "all. Nobody but old Redruth would have dared so much as even to grumble.", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00078-00035275-00035709": "The next morning he and I set out on foot for the \"Admiral Benbow,\" and there I found", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00079-00035709-00036160": "my mother in good health and spirits. The captain, who had so long been a cause of so", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00080-00036160-00036662": "much discomfort, was gone where the wicked cease from troubling. The squire had had everything", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00081-00036662-00037204": "repaired, and the public rooms and the sign repainted, and had added some furniture—above", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00082-00037204-00037638": "all a beautiful arm-chair for mother in the bar. He had found her a boy as an apprentice", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00083-00037638-00037984": "also, so that she should not want help while I was gone.", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00084-00037984-00038511": "It was on seeing that boy that I understood, for the first time, my situation. I had thought", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00085-00038511-00039006": "up to that moment of the adventures before me, not at all of the home that I was leaving;", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00086-00039006-00039475": "and now, at sight of this clumsy stranger, who was to stay here in my place beside my", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00087-00039475-00040009": "mother, I had my first attack of tears. I am afraid I led that boy a dog's life; for", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00088-00040009-00040388": "as he was new to the work, I had a hundred opportunities of setting him right and putting", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00089-00040388-00040738": "him down, and I was not slow to profit by them.", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00090-00040738-00041131": "The night passed, and the next day, after dinner, Redruth and I were afoot again, and", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00091-00041131-00041606": "on the road. I said goodbye to mother and the cove where I had lived since I was born,", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00092-00041606-00042065": "and the dear old \"Admiral Benbow\" since he was repainted, no longer quite so dear. One", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00093-00042065-00042516": "of my last thoughts was of the captain, who had so often strode along the beach with his", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00094-00042516-00043041": "cocked hat, his sabre-cut cheek, and his old brass telescope. Next moment we had turned", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00095-00043041-00043503": "the corner, and my home was out of sight. The mail picked us up about dusk at the \"Royal", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00096-00043503-00043977": "George\" on the heath. I was wedged in between Redruth and a stout old gentleman, and in", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00097-00043977-00044375": "spite of the swift motion and the cold night air, I must have dozed a great deal from the", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00098-00044375-00044906": "very first, and then slept like a log up hill and down dale through stage after stage; for", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00099-00044906-00045354": "when I was awakened, at last, it was by a punch in the ribs, and I opened my eyes, to", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00100-00045354-00045729": "find that we were standing still before a large building in a city street, and that", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00101-00045729-00046171": "the day had already broken a long time. \"Where are we?\" I asked.", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00102-00046171-00046666": "\"Bristol,\" said Tom. \"Get down.\" Mr. Trelawney had taken up his residence at", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00103-00046666-00047181": "an inn far down the docks, to superintend the work upon the schooner. Thither we had", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00104-00047181-00047658": "now to walk, and our way, to my great delight, lay along the quays and beside the great multitude", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00105-00047658-00048234": "of ships of all sizes and rigs and nations. In one, sailors were singing at their work;", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00106-00048234-00048644": "in another, there were men aloft, high over my head, hanging to threads that seemed no", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00107-00048644-00049113": "thicker than a spider's. Though I had lived by the shore all my life, I seemed never to", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00108-00049113-00049647": "have been near the sea till then. The smell of tar and salt was something new. I saw the", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00109-00049647-00050188": "most wonderful figureheads, that had all been far over the ocean. I saw, besides, many old", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00110-00050188-00050616": "sailors, with rings in their ears, and whiskers curled in ringlets, and tarry pigtails, and", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00111-00050616-00051062": "their swaggering, clumsy sea-walk; and if I had seen as many kings or archbishops I", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00112-00051062-00051561": "could not have been more delighted. And I was going to sea myself; to sea in a", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00113-00051561-00052166": "schooner, with a piping boatswain, and pig-tailed singing seamen; to sea, bound for an unknown", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00114-00052166-00052597": "island, and to seek for buried treasures! While I was still in this delightful dream,", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00115-00052597-00052994": "we came suddenly in front of a large inn, and met Squire Trelawney, all dressed out", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00116-00052994-00053453": "like a sea-officer, in stout blue cloth, coming out of the door with a smile on his face,", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00117-00053453-00053916": "and a capital imitation of a sailor's walk. \"Here you are,\" he cried, \"and the doctor", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00118-00053916-00054285": "came last night from London. Bravo! the ship's company complete!\"", "cfYd5JDzpfE-00119-00054285-00056782": "\"Oh, sir,\" cried I, \"when do we sail?\" \"Sail!\" says he. \"We sail to-morrow!\""}}, {"audio_id": "cgdetJAyyjQ", "text": {"cgdetJAyyjQ-00000-00004707-00004807": "foreign", "cgdetJAyyjQ-00001-00004807-00011492": "[Music] foreign", "cgdetJAyyjQ-00002-00011492-00011685": "thank you", "cgdetJAyyjQ-00003-00011685-00011785": "foreign", "cgdetJAyyjQ-00004-00011785-00011921": "I'm recalling a teammate", "cgdetJAyyjQ-00005-00011921-00015419": "thanks", "cgdetJAyyjQ-00006-00015419-00015887": "foreign", "cgdetJAyyjQ-00007-00015887-00022437": "thank", "cgdetJAyyjQ-00008-00022437-00023619": "you guys", "cgdetJAyyjQ-00009-00023619-00024773": "[Applause]", "cgdetJAyyjQ-00010-00024773-00025928": "right", "cgdetJAyyjQ-00011-00025928-00027083": "here", "cgdetJAyyjQ-00012-00027083-00027183": "thank you", "cgdetJAyyjQ-00013-00027183-00027563": "[Applause] [Music]", "cgdetJAyyjQ-00014-00027563-00027789": "[Music]", 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"cg1jTX16Dgy-00001-00001120-00001904": "maybe we're missing some things but leaving this city feels like the complete end to my long", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00002-00001904-00002712": "illness that i had lapaz has been such a beautiful city for us to visit with the cable car and views", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00003-00002712-00004384": "of this valley that all these houses are situated on it's just a really cool hole in the mountains", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00004-00004552-00005064": "so we're passing a couple of things that maybe other people would stop for and we're driving", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00005-00005064-00005752": "pretty far but we're just very excited to get to chile not only that but we stayed so long in la", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00006-00005752-00006504": "paz that we don't really have that much time left on our visas so yeah we have to move on the salary", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00007-00006504-00007216": "should be really easy on as a exercise point of view after that we're just heading to the border", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00008-00007216-00007823": "with chile i'm so excited we'll be lower elevation in chile so we can actually use our heater", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00009-00007952-00008648": "even though it looks very very flat we're still at almost 13 000 feet and when it comes to the van", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00010-00008720-00009312": "i'm so glad we don't have any engine codes it's been a while it feels good traveling again", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00011-00009464-00009904": "so in bolivia it is really complicated for us to get gas", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00012-00009968-00010608": "they have they have subsidized gas so it's very very cheap for locals and because of that chileans", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00013-00010608-00011312": "argentinians brazilians and peruvians we're heading over to bolivia to get some cheap gas", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00014-00011312-00012000": "so they started putting an extra tariff on international vehicles to get gas some places", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00015-00012000-00012656": "won't even let us get gas because they say our codes our plate number is not in their system", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00016-00012656-00013296": "most places honestly yeah most places it takes at least three tries to get gas so this is the", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00017-00013296-00013688": "first country we've ever experienced this with i think it happens other places but", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00018-00013744-00014272": "yeah it is kind of frightening you never can let it get below a half a tank or you could", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00019-00014272-00014944": "be out of luck also there are shortages as well in the city i got to a couple gas stations and", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00020-00014944-00015568": "they just said like no like we don't have gas it's just crazy to me you know on a monday they don't", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00021-00015568-00016263": "have gas and of course i waited too long so last night whenever we stopped to get gas the first", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00022-00016263-00017056": "gas station we went to said no international cars at all and then the second one we went to said 870", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00023-00017152-00017808": "per liter four dollars a gallon that's for locals like two dollars so yeah we would be paying double", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00024-00017808-00018488": "the prices of locals the third place we went first they said uh they would give me that international", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00025-00018488-00019000": "rate right then i said what about if we don't get a receipt basically paying with cash it", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00026-00019000-00019448": "probably doesn't go to the government it probably just goes straight to the gas station attendant", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00027-00019448-00020096": "but at first he said 80 70 and then he said i said without receipt i think he said seven", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00028-00020200-00020824": "eight and i said how about five and he said oh let's do six that came out to be 226 a gallon", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00029-00020896-00021624": "it is exhausting having to even barter for gas but at least we got it done last night and at least", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00030-00021624-00022376": "we haven't done it too many times here the only other option that there is if you can't get gas", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00031-00022376-00023296": "is that they will fill any 10 liter refillable jerry can full of gas so danny has gotten one", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00032-00023400-00023832": "um and you filled it once yeah but i don't like it because then you've got a psychic", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00033-00024176-00024680": "leaching plastic into the gas or something right it's not very safe it's not very much gas", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00034-00024680-00025136": "no it's like no gas but you get the local price even that international price", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00035-00025136-00025664": "of 870 a liter that's a lot cheaper than it is in the u.s right now so yeah you know it's", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00036-00025664-00026352": "not too bad yeah sorry guys unfortunately it does look like we have a coolant leak again so", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00037-00026352-00026904": "it must be that epoxy got so cold that it shriveled up a bit but it looks really minor so", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00038-00027136-00027568": "maybe we'll just deal with the later might need to get a mechanic to pump out the coolant again", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00039-00027648-00028039": "um i think we have a gallon and a quarter of coolant in the trunk or", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00040-00028039-00028392": "gallon and a half summer though another thing to fix for the van", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00041-00028839-00029408": "the salad is the biggest salt flats in the world we went to one in the us the bonneville", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00042-00029408-00030000": "salt flats that was pretty epic you can get cool pictures with a perspective that one is just tiny", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00043-00030000-00030592": "compared to the one here in bolivia check out this satellite view map of south america that is the", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00044-00030592-00031280": "salar it's enormous look you can see that from space easily 400 square miles while planning to", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00045-00031280-00031800": "head over to the salt flats we have to protect the bottom of the van because the salt will be very", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00046-00031800-00032344": "damaging luckily the locals know and there are a bunch of different car places on i overlander", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00047-00032344-00032936": "that will spray an oil-based product to protect it you think we should just try a different place", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00048-00033120-00033480": "yeah okay i'll help you just go back down straight back", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00049-00033752-00033872": "okay we'll go find another", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00050-00034216-00034696": "wow that was scary back there that lady wanted us to just keep driving up she didn't care about", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00051-00034696-00035248": "our car at all she said oh just keep going but we would have scraped the month or something", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00052-00035248-00035696": "bad i'm really glad i didn't listen to her we left because this place looks way more", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00053-00035696-00036584": "professional check out these ramps compared to the last one what's going on down there samrita", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00054-00037872-00038680": "we are heading to the saw plants we got the undercoat in the van all lubed up so that the", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00055-00038680-00039352": "salt doesn't get stuck up there we got 20 liters of water and we got gasoline from a", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00056-00039416-00040032": "gas station the first gas station we tried and i think that's because the woman sees a lot of", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00057-00040032-00040568": "international drivers here and i think that she makes a lot of money off the top of that", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00058-00040632-00041208": "and tomorrow is a special day tomorrow is our four year anniversary together", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00059-00041320-00041704": "yes we've been nomads now for four years because we got rid of our", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00060-00041704-00042184": "apartment three days after our wedding which was silly don't don't do it that", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00061-00045576-00046320": "this is so epic emily's been driving the whole time a bit nervous founded and you know we're", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00062-00046320-00046952": "staying on this hardback track and we're coming right exactly where we were trying to go this is", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00063-00046952-00047712": "the dakar monument so that's like a huge rally race every year and for yours it was in africa", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00064-00047712-00048384": "but then they came to south america when they came across this salt flat as part of the rally race", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00065-00048384-00048904": "they made a huge monument made out of salt it'd be cool to check it out but honestly the sun has", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00066-00048904-00049832": "already set it's uh 31 degrees already and uh we think we're gonna just try to get out there always", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00067-00049832-00050320": "and spend the night somewhere wild so i'm gonna have to keep going we'll check it out tomorrow", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00068-00050432-00050912": "yeah this is one of the salt hotels so there's a ton of hotels built out of salt out here", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00069-00050984-00051472": "something i don't think you see anywhere else in the world really yeah it'd be nicer just to be in", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00070-00051472-00051960": "the middle of nowhere that's kind of our thing into the face of danger here we go you know we", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00071-00051960-00052552": "got the oil on the bottom we prepared quite well i'm really seeing some holes out here though these", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00072-00052552-00053191": "holes are about a foot wide uh nothing huge but apparently if you go super far it becomes pretty", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00073-00053191-00053767": "wet yours will go but a couple cars recently have fallen through a hole in the wet area", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00074-00053767-00054240": "that's not like these holes i don't think so we're okay but this is insane", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00075-00054240-00054936": "oh my gosh don't breathe just loving the view from here on there's basically nothing out here until", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00076-00054936-00055720": "you go an hour farther an hour 15 minutes uh 60 more kilometers there's this island full of cacti", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00077-00055791-00056255": "that seems like a cool spot but i don't think we're going to try to go that far to bait now", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00078-00056255-00056944": "already there's nothing around except beautiful salt and this is the experience so if i try to get", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00079-00056944-00057479": "a crazy amount of salt underneath we will look for some nice hard pack off the side so how far off to", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00080-00057479-00058440": "the side do you want to go 500 meters thinking in meters now i like it 500 yards what's a yard i'm", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00081-00058440-00058984": "not one to trust it when it comes to the vans life on the line looks like the dog's coming out too", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00082-00059152-00059576": "oh wow this is like this is super hard pack like", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00083-00060344-00060600": "wow you guys this is one of the most beautiful things", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00084-00060679-00061784": "in the entire world being here for sunset the night before our anniversary", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00085-00061952-00062096": "let's drive off into the sunset", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00086-00062400-00063096": "i can't believe we made it here tonight we got all of our chores done and now we're here able to", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00087-00063096-00063679": "enjoy the beautiful salt flats so tomorrow we're going to enjoy the salt flats a little bit more", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00088-00063679-00064160": "we're going to hang out here and maybe drive some more take some cool pictures", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00089-00064367-00065984": "i guess on rita didn't get the memo that dogs don't like salt flats", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00090-00068176-00068784": "whoa we woke up here look where we woke up so crazy", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00091-00068968-00069576": "happy anniversary babe thank you so much for breakfast happy anniversary special meals all day", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00092-00069848-00070224": "with hashbrowns delish babe cut from french fries", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00093-00070864-00071560": "you guys know we live in a van and in today's search for a bathroom we didn't have to go far", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00094-00071560-00072152": "we came upon this salt hotel with uh the most expensive toilets in bolivia perhaps", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00095-00072248-00072592": "but less than a dollar still check this place out", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00096-00072680-00073272": "everything is made out of salt including emily oh do the salt bae oh yeah that's right", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00097-00073568-00073960": "what's the most effective way to salt it's mostly in my jacket", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00098-00073960-00074616": "yeah like this table right here this is salt bricks made out of salt the wall made out of salt", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00099-00074616-00075136": "the glass is not made out of salt it's no longer a functional hotel this is where a lot", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00100-00075136-00075784": "of tours come because the dakar monument's right outside this statue is made of salt", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00101-00076288-00076416": "i didn't realize that they had hair", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00102-00076696-00077272": "creepy and here were the hotel rooms back in the day but check out this crack in the bricks", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00103-00077728-00078584": "this is the second sign that said that it was the first salt hotel in the world", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00104-00082496-00082784": "oh my gosh we're stuck for a half a second but we're okay now", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00105-00082872-00083280": "but anyways oh my gosh that is weird what is it doing", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00106-00083512-00083920": "and we weren't stuck right there uh it could have been just like sliding", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00107-00083920-00084088": "that is why what do you think", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00108-00084992-00085280": "all right we're starting the pictures", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00109-00085336-00086984": "some vita is excited to run around the soft glasses nothing around look at that van danny", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00110-00087544-00088072": "just a couple of pictures on the softbox turned out pretty cool so now we got some props", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00111-00088288-00089784": "let's try out some more stuff and also we have a special appearance", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00112-00093368-00093960": "man that was super fun taking all those pictures they might not be like 100 percent professional", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00113-00093960-00094648": "but all right it was it is kind of hard but it's super fun to just try it out with you know", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00114-00094648-00095216": "together and like move this way move this way if you can just tell everybody else here is doing it", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00115-00095216-00095648": "even though everyone's super far away we can see like just a little toothpick sticking up", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00116-00095648-00096144": "so i'm gonna make us some pumpkin soup it's actually super warm here during the day", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00117-00096208-00096648": "our time is kind of coming to a close here you know worried about the salt don't want", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00118-00096648-00097192": "to stay too long we've been wondering what are these random circular patches something", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00119-00097192-00097536": "in star wars where that huge worm is going to come out of the ground and eat the van", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00120-00097960-00098584": "it's blindingly white out here it's like rock hard all most of the sand is just rock hard", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00121-00098696-00099272": "so what made the circles but in general the patterns in the salt there's a lot of hexagons", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00122-00099392-00099584": "let's see how emily's cooking is doing", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00123-00100088-00100984": "how's that cooking delicious wow", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00124-00101104-00101328": "oh it looks like two creatures came out of those holes", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00125-00101528-00102168": "a little worried about their eyes it's so bright so they haven't been outside a ton come on grumpy", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00126-00102511-00103824": "what do you think little boy", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00127-00103824-00104472": "it off with the salt from the salt flats that looks so good thanks babe", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00128-00104583-00105296": "wow that is so good that is delicious if you had to try this it just amazes me that four years", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00129-00105296-00106064": "into the marriage we're here in bolivia i think if i could time travel back to our wedding day", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00130-00106064-00106583": "or the day after and say by the way in four years you're gonna be in bolivia", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00131-00106696-00107335": "that's awesome really glad that we're such a good team that we've been able to make it so far and", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00132-00107408-00108111": "through so many difficulties with the van with you know all the border crossings we've been through a", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00133-00108111-00108744": "lot in these four years and and making it all the way to bolivia just feels like wow would have been", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00134-00108744-00109040": "nice to know i probably wouldn't have stressed out so much about all those things on the way", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00135-00109168-00109472": "because whenever we started this trip we thought we're gonna hang out", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00136-00109472-00109992": "in the us see everything we want to see all the cool things you know it just kept getting", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00137-00109992-00110432": "better and better and we figured we have to go south especially when we didn't make", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00138-00110432-00110935": "this man to do that here's to four years and who knows where we'll be and four more", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00139-00111128-00111672": "yeah by the way this is the best soup i've ever had this is the best spot i've ever had soup", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00140-00111888-00113583": "it does taste like restaurant quality soup i am very impressed with myself good job", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00141-00116192-00116920": "towards the edges of the salt flats are the most unstable parts which means our last portion of", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00142-00116920-00117559": "the drive is the most exciting but emily's doing a great job we're having to kind of", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00143-00117559-00118248": "go around some crazy puddles and whatnot gotta do what you gotta do all done with the sauce", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00144-00118911-00119400": "and something kind of cool about the salad is there's these huge trucks here extracting", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00145-00119400-00119976": "salt processing it for lithium some of the highest concentration of lithium in the world", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00146-00120064-00120583": "in this salt back at the car wash", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00147-00120688-00121496": "unfortunately an engine light just came on so i'm checking the obd2 reader so it's connected", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00148-00121568-00122544": "diagnostic codes reverse gear incorrect ratio there's a new thing oh oh my god it was feeling", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00149-00122544-00123192": "weird whenever we reversed it but i thought it was because of the saw flat oh my gosh we're stuck for", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00150-00123192-00123624": "a half a second but we're okay now that's weird what is it doing and we weren't stuck right there", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00151-00123783-00124344": "there's not that much salt underneath but yeah we got just a plethora of new engine codes", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00152-00124464-00125472": "one was the oil pressure sensor which went away last time intermediate shaft speed sensor range", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00153-00125472-00126183": "performance problem and the other one also seems the transmission reverse gear incorporation", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00154-00126408-00127144": "so yeah something's going on in the transmission which is not the best problem to have wow so", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00155-00127232-00127848": "our reverse is not working at all now maybe it wasn't worth it driving on there we're going", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00156-00127848-00128528": "to measure the transmission fluid level well i mean we just need a change yeah", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00157-00128920-00129680": "okay so it seems like there's plenty of it it's just bad yeah cuz it should be red i", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00158-00129680-00130552": "don't know is that red no that's like black maybe on the red side but black", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00159-00130552-00131256": "so we just put some transmission fluid in to try and get it back to a nice red color i guess we", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00160-00131256-00131784": "clear the code and i mean i doubt we're going to be able to go in reverse after this anyway", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00161-00132480-00133176": "it's not quite the anniversary we hoped for it was really nice until this it was so great we", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00162-00133176-00133760": "can't have nice things this is the life we chose you know it's tough at times we're not arguing", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00163-00133760-00134440": "and that's very good on the anniversary but uh we're gonna park up here in town hit a couple", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00164-00134440-00134888": "mechanics in the morning rob recommended one you know our buddy with that huge man", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00165-00134888-00135544": "truck check out his van tour i think it might be is that the poles like the actual mechanical", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00166-00135600-00136160": "piece has worn down inside of the transmission only for the reverse gear which would mean", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00167-00136160-00136632": "we could drive all the way to santiago chile as long as we don't reverse in fact we could never", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00168-00136632-00137280": "fix it as long as we don't reverse ever again that was funny so rita already has a harness so we're", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00169-00137280-00137808": "gonna put the tow rope i'll push her in the front but you know what we've already cooked two awesome", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00170-00137808-00138520": "meals today so and we're upset apparently there's a really good pizzeria right over here and it", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00171-00138520-00139304": "even said they had vegan cheese so oh my gosh if they really do this is gonna be saving the night", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00172-00139304-00139952": "it's pretty ugly town here yeah this town is super ugly happy anniversary babe happy anniversary", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00173-00140024-00140352": "let's see what we think of this pizza i haven't honestly looked okay", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00174-00140688-00140784": "it looks delicious", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00175-00141088-00141632": "awesome that helps a little bit and we'll see you guys in the morning to let you know how", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00176-00141632-00142416": "this mechanic go wish us even more luck than you ever have before please we'll see you guys next", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00177-00142416-00142928": "time to figure out what we're going to do without reverse if you like this video make sure to share", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00178-00142928-00144384": "it with your friends and if you'd like to support us some more head over to our patreon see ya", "cg1jTX16Dgy-00179-00145464-00145472": "you"}}, {"audio_id": "cg4G-t8_yR0", "text": {"cg4G-t8_yR0-00000-00000014-00000236": "This stone 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- with Eric even confiding in him about his seemingly hectic love life.", "chtU0ehEfmc-00013-00023389-00024999": "The producer joked to the paper: 'I think he has my charm with the ladies. I asked him the other day how many girlfriends he's got and I think he's got five currently, so he's doing OK.'"}}, {"audio_id": "ch-Ch4PrhLk", "text": {"ch-Ch4PrhLk-00000-00000006-00000723": "Hi everybody it's Agnes and it's another 'Neville Nugget' for you, so this is from", "ch-Ch4PrhLk-00001-00000723-00001545": "'At Your Command,' and Neville says: 'As long as you are conscious of being imprisoned or diseased", "ch-Ch4PrhLk-00002-00001545-00002475": "or poor' - and I will add or unloved or unwanted - 'so long as you will continue to out picture", "ch-Ch4PrhLk-00003-00002475-00002961": "or express these conditions.' So that will be on your external radar, that's what you'll be", "ch-Ch4PrhLk-00004-00002961-00003704": "experiencing. 'When man realises that he is now that which he is seeking and begins to", "ch-Ch4PrhLk-00005-00003704-00004542": "claim that he is, he will have the proof of his claim.' So claim that you are wealthy,", "ch-Ch4PrhLk-00006-00004542-00005589": "claim that you are loved. 'I am wealthy, I am loved, I am successful, I am traveling,", "ch-Ch4PrhLk-00007-00005589-00006447": "I am whatever it is healthy, I am deserving, I am worthy.' Whatever it is claim it, claim it,", "ch-Ch4PrhLk-00008-00006447-00007148": "claim it and that's what this book is about, they are commands - at your command. You command and", "ch-Ch4PrhLk-00009-00007148-00007898": "then it comes so you have to create like a line of energy between you and the thing, whatever that", "ch-Ch4PrhLk-00010-00007898-00009030": "little desire is over there you claim it. 'I am it, I am a homeowner, I am a wife, I am a father,", "ch-Ch4PrhLk-00011-00009030-00010197": "I am a successful musician, I am a gold medal Olympian,' whatever it is you must claim it.", "ch-Ch4PrhLk-00012-00010197-00011439": "So claim, claim, claim - at your command. Now I remember when I was practicing an affirmation, I", "ch-Ch4PrhLk-00013-00011439-00012093": "was trying to let go at that time of the 'how' and the 'when' and I was playing with that, letting go", "ch-Ch4PrhLk-00014-00012093-00012912": "of it. So I came up with an affirmation that I loved from Florence Scovel Shinn 'the unexpected", "ch-Ch4PrhLk-00015-00012912-00013462": "happens, my seemingly impossible good now comes to pass.' It was a nice general affirmation.", "ch-Ch4PrhLk-00016-00013462-00014169": "So I was practicing with that one because it was general and then it would allow the universe, God,", "ch-Ch4PrhLk-00017-00014169-00014694": "source whatever word you want to use to create something interesting for me that was out of the", "ch-Ch4PrhLk-00018-00014694-00015250": "norm of my expectancy - of what I could believe or could see or could think of where it could", "ch-Ch4PrhLk-00019-00015250-00016129": "come from. So I was learning to let that part go and I was learning to be open to how handing that", "ch-Ch4PrhLk-00020-00016129-00016768": "over to the God within and when handing that over to the God within. So I practiced this affirmation", "ch-Ch4PrhLk-00021-00016768-00017410": "I was doing my part of the work 'the unexpected happens, my seemingly impossible good now comes", "ch-Ch4PrhLk-00022-00017410-00017878": "to pass.' So I used to say this for a half an hour on the way to work and a half an hour on the way", "ch-Ch4PrhLk-00023-00017878-00018664": "home and I was doing this an hour a day with one affirmation. Now what happened after that was", "ch-Ch4PrhLk-00024-00018664-00019648": "I got an interesting offer - a random person as we know is not random but it was a direct", "ch-Ch4PrhLk-00025-00019648-00020305": "response to what I was projecting, so random in the way that it was someone I had no idea and", "ch-Ch4PrhLk-00026-00020305-00021154": "didn't know. She contacted my workplace and said 'I'd like to have contact with Agnes Vivarelli,", "ch-Ch4PrhLk-00027-00021154-00022081": "I've heard that she could help me possibly with a candle shop.' Now in those days I was working in", "ch-Ch4PrhLk-00028-00022081-00022912": "a candle shop which was very, very specific and the candle shop we were designing them,", "ch-Ch4PrhLk-00029-00022912-00023572": "creating the colours, we were picking the sizes, the wicks or whatever. And me and this other woman", "ch-Ch4PrhLk-00030-00023572-00024445": "who I was friends with I worked for her, we were doing this as part of the candle shop work. So I", "ch-Ch4PrhLk-00031-00024445-00025180": "had very specific experience in this random thing. So what happened was this woman contacted me,", "ch-Ch4PrhLk-00032-00025180-00025858": "I had a phone call with her she said 'can I meet you I've got a business opportunity for", "ch-Ch4PrhLk-00033-00025858-00026422": "you and I'd like to discuss it further.' So I went to meet her in person to have a coffee and", "ch-Ch4PrhLk-00034-00026422-00027338": "it ended up that she wanted me to fly to another state in Australia for the big trade shows and do", "ch-Ch4PrhLk-00035-00027338-00027926": "all the buying for her for her newly purchased shop. Now her partner had died, had left her", "ch-Ch4PrhLk-00036-00027926-00028580": "some money and she was putting it into this candle shop. That was something she'd always", "ch-Ch4PrhLk-00037-00028580-00029360": "wanted to do so I was part of her journey and I she paid all my expenses, she gave me a budget,", "ch-Ch4PrhLk-00038-00029360-00030152": "I got to have all my hotel and all my food paid for and in those days I was quite poor so this was", "ch-Ch4PrhLk-00039-00030152-00030869": "like what you know it was like just total luxury for me at the time. And I had a fantastic time and", "ch-Ch4PrhLk-00040-00030869-00031466": "I was healing from a broken heart at that time so it was a fabulous distraction and I did this for a", "ch-Ch4PrhLk-00041-00031466-00032222": "whole weekend. I think we went for three days and two nights and it was wonderful and it was fun and", "ch-Ch4PrhLk-00042-00032222-00032951": "I remember thinking 'wow that was so random.' Anyway not long after I met another guy who I", "ch-Ch4PrhLk-00043-00032951-00033617": "had met previously but he contacted me and said 'hey can I fly you to the very top of Australia,", "ch-Ch4PrhLk-00044-00033617-00034529": "I've got some flats there that I would like you to help me pick some tile colours' or something,", "ch-Ch4PrhLk-00045-00034529-00035264": "anyway he wanted me in a design capacity. So he paid for my hotel, my flights, my food and he gave", "ch-Ch4PrhLk-00046-00035264-00035963": "me some spending money if I remember correctly and I helped him do that. And that was again", "ch-Ch4PrhLk-00047-00035963-00036395": "from doing that same affirmation 'the unexpected happens, my seemingly impossible good now comes", "ch-Ch4PrhLk-00048-00036395-00036965": "to pass.' So those two things, why I'm sharing these two examples is they were - I could never", "ch-Ch4PrhLk-00049-00036965-00037577": "have even conceived either one of these things. They were not even in my normal world, my little", "ch-Ch4PrhLk-00050-00037577-00038222": "reader of what was possible. I was a shop girl, I loved doing that, I loved working in homewares it", "ch-Ch4PrhLk-00051-00038222-00039095": "was fun but I was still very limited in my beliefs and my testing things out. So this for me was an", "ch-Ch4PrhLk-00052-00039095-00039935": "exercise in really opening up to the 'how' letting it go and the 'when' letting it go and see what", "ch-Ch4PrhLk-00053-00039935-00040619": "that affirmation could pull in. So it was a bit of a mouthful to learn at first I used to write it", "ch-Ch4PrhLk-00054-00040619-00041069": "down and I'd have to keep looking at it because it was quite a long mouthful 'the unexpected happens,", "ch-Ch4PrhLk-00055-00041069-00041633": "my seemingly impossible good now comes to pass.' So something that's seemingly impossible that I", "ch-Ch4PrhLk-00056-00041633-00042518": "can't even think about or conceive comes to pass - and it did, twice. So there you go lots of love", "ch-Ch4PrhLk-00057-00042518-00043070": "everybody and I hope that helps you. I will put the.. niggle nugget I was going to say,", "ch-Ch4PrhLk-00058-00043070-00043844": "chicken nugget, niggle nugget - 'Neville Nuggets' playlist - that's what I'm trying to say for you", "ch-Ch4PrhLk-00059-00043844-00044342": "down below for those of you that want to watch all the other ones that have been done since I", "ch-Ch4PrhLk-00060-00044342-00044945": "think it started in 2015 the 'Neville Nuggets.' So it's been a good four years and they're rolling", "ch-Ch4PrhLk-00061-00044945-00045491": "along very slowly drip-feeding to you. Lots of love and I'll see you in the next YouTube."}}, {"audio_id": "cis4MuB5Ibu", "text": {"cis4MuB5Ibu-00000-00000000-00000714": "some of the channels here have been used. the reason for this is because DIA has", "cis4MuB5Ibu-00001-00000714-00001440": "to move up two spaces. extremely fast. he's Danny Allen, its videos are getting hundreds", "cis4MuB5Ibu-00002-00001440-00002046": "of thousands of views, like it makes a ton of fee for videos, which well, I don't really make anymore."}}, {"audio_id": "ciSUiuUH9uu", "text": {"ciSUiuUH9uu-00000-00000065-00000297": "I was watching the endless rain.", "ciSUiuUH9uu-00001-00000297-00001017": "Saturday, Sunday and now a third day of gray drizzle continued as I found my way to work", "ciSUiuUH9uu-00002-00001017-00001257": "on a cold damp Monday morning.", "ciSUiuUH9uu-00003-00001257-00001905": "Folks came in telling stories of swollen creeks and flooded roads as the earth could no longer", "ciSUiuUH9uu-00004-00001905-00002082": "soak in the deluge.", "ciSUiuUH9uu-00005-00002082-00002716": "There would probably be ruined crops of some kind and delays for work that stood idle because", "ciSUiuUH9uu-00006-00002716-00003132": "the angry clouds chased away any attempt at building or repairing.", "ciSUiuUH9uu-00007-00003214-00003806": "And children, who anticipated a glorious week of spring break vacation, would now be huddled", "ciSUiuUH9uu-00008-00003807-00004356": "in front of TVs lost in their virtual world where rain doesn't matter.", "ciSUiuUH9uu-00009-00004356-00005026": "I thought of our reaction to rain today and how different it was to that of men in Noah's day.", "ciSUiuUH9uu-00010-00005126-00005775": "How, for many decades after the flood, they must have watched the heavens nervously each", "ciSUiuUH9uu-00011-00005775-00006320": "time it rained hoping God's anger was not unleashed against them again.", "ciSUiuUH9uu-00012-00006382-00006912": "And then with the end of rain a sigh of relief at the rainbow's appearance.", "ciSUiuUH9uu-00013-00006995-00007476": "We no longer fear the rain because we've learned that God's promises are true.", "ciSUiuUH9uu-00014-00007476-00008201": "In life as well as in the seasons, a little rain must fall, but eventually, the sun does", "ciSUiuUH9uu-00015-00008201-00008574": "shine and there is a rainbow waiting for all."}}, {"audio_id": "ciT4giUazf8", "text": {}}, {"audio_id": "ciV8euCPcoY", "text": {"ciV8euCPcoY-00000-00000110-00000506": "Braised Spicy Back Ribs in the Brass Bowl", "ciV8euCPcoY-00001-00000506-00000743": "Braised Back Ribs are Served", "ciV8euCPcoY-00002-00000743-00000896": "How many servings is it?", "ciV8euCPcoY-00003-00000896-00001120": "It's for 4 servings.", "ciV8euCPcoY-00004-00001193-00001710": "4 Servings of Braised Back Ribs are Served", "ciV8euCPcoY-00005-00001710-00002073": "Full of Ingredients", "ciV8euCPcoY-00006-00002073-00002890": "A lot of ingredients are in the brass bowl from beansprouts, mushrooms, perilla leaves, etc.", "ciV8euCPcoY-00007-00002890-00003193": "Let's take out the meat first.", "ciV8euCPcoY-00008-00003193-00003296": "Look at that.", "ciV8euCPcoY-00009-00003296-00003770": "Full of meat around the bone...", "ciV8euCPcoY-00010-00003770-00004076": "Yes, a lot of meat around the bone!", "ciV8euCPcoY-00011-00004076-00004273": "And the braised back ribs are too spicy.", "ciV8euCPcoY-00012-00004273-00004583": "They Need to Cool Them Down First", "ciV8euCPcoY-00013-00004583-00005173": "Taking Out the Meat Only", "ciV8euCPcoY-00014-00005266-00005466": "Rescuing the Meat?", "ciV8euCPcoY-00015-00005600-00005826": "Let's taste the soup first.", "ciV8euCPcoY-00016-00005826-00006123": "It looks quite spicy.", "ciV8euCPcoY-00017-00006123-00006363": "Will it be okay for those foreigners?", "ciV8euCPcoY-00018-00006486-00006733": "It's quite spicy~", "ciV8euCPcoY-00019-00006733-00006973": "(Tasting the soup first, too~)", "ciV8euCPcoY-00020-00007116-00007290": "Okay? Can I eat it, too?", "ciV8euCPcoY-00021-00007290-00007590": "Yes, you can~ It has some sweet taste, too.", "ciV8euCPcoY-00022-00007590-00007973": "It's sweet at first but I feel spicy while swallowing it.", "ciV8euCPcoY-00023-00007973-00008486": "Yes, it's sweet at first but the spicy taste kicks in later.", "ciV8euCPcoY-00024-00008486-00008716": "Worried", "ciV8euCPcoY-00025-00008896-00009033": "Smacking", "ciV8euCPcoY-00026-00009290-00009560": "It's spicy but sweet, too~", "ciV8euCPcoY-00027-00009560-00009933": "When swallowing it, the throat feels the spicy taste.", "ciV8euCPcoY-00028-00009933-00010116": "Let's eat since the meat got cold now.", "ciV8euCPcoY-00029-00010266-00010633": "Thank you for the food~", "ciV8euCPcoY-00030-00010633-00010796": "It's quite big!", "ciV8euCPcoY-00031-00010950-00011326": "The Operation Starts", "ciV8euCPcoY-00032-00011563-00011856": "Well Boiled Meal is Falling When You Touch It with the Lips", "ciV8euCPcoY-00033-00011856-00012243": "That Looks Yummy", "ciV8euCPcoY-00034-00012370-00012766": "The Meat is So Tender", "ciV8euCPcoY-00035-00012886-00013146": "Eva is Biting Off the Meat", "ciV8euCPcoY-00036-00013690-00014286": "Saori is Attacking the Rib", "ciV8euCPcoY-00037-00014286-00014526": "She's quite an attacker.", "ciV8euCPcoY-00038-00014743-00015043": "Attacking the Bone Endlessly", "ciV8euCPcoY-00039-00015043-00015203": "Big bones with a lot of meat~", "ciV8euCPcoY-00040-00015706-00015869": "Look at the meat!", "ciV8euCPcoY-00041-00015869-00016300": "Full of Meat Around the Bone", "ciV8euCPcoY-00042-00016443-00016576": "Looking Like Eating Pizza", "ciV8euCPcoY-00043-00016690-00016850": "Having a Big Bite~", "ciV8euCPcoY-00044-00016850-00017276": "Ssuda is enjoying it~", "ciV8euCPcoY-00045-00017476-00017613": "The meat is really tender~", "ciV8euCPcoY-00046-00017613-00017986": "It's really moist, tender, and soft~", "ciV8euCPcoY-00047-00017986-00018236": "I was worried if it was too spicy but...", "ciV8euCPcoY-00048-00018236-00018716": "No More Explanation is Needed", "ciV8euCPcoY-00049-00018716-00019326": "The sauce has penetrated the meat~", "ciV8euCPcoY-00050-00019440-00019910": "The Bone is Breaking If You Just Touch It", "ciV8euCPcoY-00051-00020166-00020380": "I should let it cool down.", "ciV8euCPcoY-00052-00020380-00020513": "(Such a yummy sound)", "ciV8euCPcoY-00053-00020633-00021083": "I Won't Miss the Bone Marrow~", "ciV8euCPcoY-00054-00021216-00021593": "She's Sucking Up the Bone Marrow Skillfully", "ciV8euCPcoY-00055-00021723-00021913": "A Spoonful of Meat~", "ciV8euCPcoY-00056-00022343-00022576": "Saori is using the spoon and the chopsticks at the same time.", "ciV8euCPcoY-00057-00022576-00022920": "She's a multiplayer & Attacker", "ciV8euCPcoY-00058-00022920-00023253": "Attack Begins", "ciV8euCPcoY-00059-00023360-00023720": "Attacking the Side and Goal into the Mouth~", "ciV8euCPcoY-00060-00023966-00024170": "Everybody is Amazed at the Well Boiled Tender Meat", "ciV8euCPcoY-00061-00024300-00024826": "I Can't Stop Eating It~"}}, {"audio_id": "cjnsvZ0MGXy", "text": {"cjnsvZ0MGXy-00000-00000079-00000730": "Well, uh, we did this at Tinder. So in the early days of Tinder although everyone focuses on", "cjnsvZ0MGXy-00001-00000730-00001088": "our on-campus guerrilla marketing, uh", "cjnsvZ0MGXy-00002-00001088-00001680": "the fact is that we used Instagram in the early days to advertise--before Instagram", "cjnsvZ0MGXy-00003-00001680-00001959": "really had an advertising product.", "cjnsvZ0MGXy-00004-00001959-00002873": "So, we were reaching out to prominent Instagrammers that had a large following and um, encouraging", "cjnsvZ0MGXy-00005-00002873-00003308": "them to post for us because all the posts where authentic.", "cjnsvZ0MGXy-00006-00003308-00003997": "So the signal to noise was very high because it didn't have to run through what would conventionally", "cjnsvZ0MGXy-00007-00003997-00004367": "be seen as an advertisement on Instagram.", "cjnsvZ0MGXy-00008-00004367-00004705": "And as a result everyone paid attention and our click through rates back to our product", "cjnsvZ0MGXy-00009-00004705-00004830": "were much higher.", "cjnsvZ0MGXy-00010-00004830-00005337": "So finding channels--either in the early days that have large distribution footprints--", "cjnsvZ0MGXy-00011-00005337-00005858": "or even offline channels where the signal to noise can be higher can essentially yield", "cjnsvZ0MGXy-00012-00005858-00005969": "engagement with your product.", "cjnsvZ0MGXy-00013-00005969-00006342": "So you can again test product market fit or if you have product market fit begin to scale", "cjnsvZ0MGXy-00014-00006342-00006394": "the business."}}, {"audio_id": "cjqwnQVrUkQ", "text": {"cjqwnQVrUkQ-00000-00000010-00000226": "PARK RAPIDS WINS SET 2, 25 TO 6.", "cjqwnQVrUkQ-00001-00000226-00000233": "PARK RAPIDS WINS SET 2, 25 TO 6.", "cjqwnQVrUkQ-00002-00000233-00000410": "PARK RAPIDS WINS SET 2, 25 TO 6. THEY CRUISE IN THIS ONE IN", "cjqwnQVrUkQ-00003-00000410-00000417": "PARK RAPIDS WINS SET 2, 25 TO 6. THEY CRUISE IN THIS ONE IN", "cjqwnQVrUkQ-00004-00000417-00000693": "PARK RAPIDS WINS SET 2, 25 TO 6. THEY CRUISE IN THIS ONE IN STRAIGHT SETS.", "cjqwnQVrUkQ-00005-00000693-00000700": "THEY CRUISE IN THIS ONE IN STRAIGHT SETS.", "cjqwnQVrUkQ-00006-00000700-00000814": "THEY CRUISE IN THIS ONE IN STRAIGHT SETS. >> AJ: PINE RIVER-BACKUS OFF TO", "cjqwnQVrUkQ-00007-00000814-00000820": "STRAIGHT SETS. >> AJ: PINE RIVER-BACKUS OFF TO", "cjqwnQVrUkQ-00008-00000820-00001007": "STRAIGHT SETS. >> AJ: PINE RIVER-BACKUS OFF TO A GREAT START IN THEIR", "cjqwnQVrUkQ-00009-00001007-00001014": ">> AJ: PINE RIVER-BACKUS OFF TO A GREAT START IN THEIR", "cjqwnQVrUkQ-00010-00001014-00001287": ">> AJ: PINE RIVER-BACKUS OFF TO A GREAT START IN THEIR VOLLEYBALL SEASON TAKING ON", "cjqwnQVrUkQ-00011-00001287-00001294": "A GREAT START IN THEIR VOLLEYBALL SEASON TAKING ON", "cjqwnQVrUkQ-00012-00001294-00001341": "A GREAT START IN THEIR VOLLEYBALL SEASON TAKING ON NEVIS.", "cjqwnQVrUkQ-00013-00001341-00001348": "VOLLEYBALL SEASON TAKING ON NEVIS.", "cjqwnQVrUkQ-00014-00001348-00001691": "VOLLEYBALL SEASON TAKING ON NEVIS. PINE RIVER UP 7 TO 3 EARLY.", "cjqwnQVrUkQ-00015-00001691-00001698": "NEVIS. PINE RIVER UP 7 TO 3 EARLY.", "cjqwnQVrUkQ-00016-00001698-00001835": "NEVIS. PINE RIVER UP 7 TO 3 EARLY. LATER IN THE SET, SHE FINDS THE", "cjqwnQVrUkQ-00017-00001835-00001841": "PINE RIVER UP 7 TO 3 EARLY. LATER IN THE SET, SHE FINDS THE", "cjqwnQVrUkQ-00018-00001841-00001968": "PINE RIVER UP 7 TO 3 EARLY. LATER IN THE SET, SHE FINDS THE OPEN SPACE ON THE FLOOR HERE,", "cjqwnQVrUkQ-00019-00001968-00001975": "LATER IN THE SET, SHE FINDS THE OPEN SPACE ON THE FLOOR HERE,", "cjqwnQVrUkQ-00020-00001975-00002122": "LATER IN THE SET, SHE FINDS THE OPEN SPACE ON THE FLOOR HERE, GETS IT DOWN.", "cjqwnQVrUkQ-00021-00002122-00002128": "OPEN SPACE ON THE FLOOR HERE, GETS IT DOWN.", "cjqwnQVrUkQ-00022-00002128-00002265": "OPEN SPACE ON THE FLOOR HERE, GETS IT DOWN. THAT WOULD TIE IT UP IN THE", "cjqwnQVrUkQ-00023-00002265-00002272": "GETS IT DOWN. THAT WOULD TIE IT UP IN THE", "cjqwnQVrUkQ-00024-00002272-00002499": "GETS IT DOWN. THAT WOULD TIE IT UP IN THE FIRST SET.", "cjqwnQVrUkQ-00025-00002499-00002505": "THAT WOULD TIE IT UP IN THE FIRST SET.", "cjqwnQVrUkQ-00026-00002505-00002695": "THAT WOULD TIE IT UP IN THE FIRST SET. THEN PINE RIVER-BACKUS GOES ON A", "cjqwnQVrUkQ-00027-00002695-00002702": "FIRST SET. THEN PINE RIVER-BACKUS GOES ON A", "cjqwnQVrUkQ-00028-00002702-00002896": "FIRST SET. THEN PINE RIVER-BACKUS GOES ON A LITTLE RUN CAPPED OFF BY THIS", "cjqwnQVrUkQ-00029-00002896-00002902": "THEN PINE RIVER-BACKUS GOES ON A LITTLE RUN CAPPED OFF BY THIS", "cjqwnQVrUkQ-00030-00002902-00002959": "THEN PINE RIVER-BACKUS GOES ON A LITTLE RUN CAPPED OFF BY THIS ONE.", "cjqwnQVrUkQ-00031-00002959-00002966": "LITTLE RUN CAPPED OFF BY THIS ONE.", "cjqwnQVrUkQ-00032-00002966-00003099": "LITTLE RUN CAPPED OFF BY THIS ONE. RAINWATER PUTS IT OUT OF REACH.", "cjqwnQVrUkQ-00033-00003099-00003106": "ONE. RAINWATER PUTS IT OUT OF REACH.", "cjqwnQVrUkQ-00034-00003106-00003309": "ONE. RAINWATER PUTS IT OUT OF REACH. PINE RIVER TAKES THE FIRST SET", "cjqwnQVrUkQ-00035-00003309-00003316": "RAINWATER PUTS IT OUT OF REACH. PINE RIVER TAKES THE FIRST SET", "cjqwnQVrUkQ-00036-00003316-00003596": "RAINWATER PUTS IT OUT OF REACH. PINE RIVER TAKES THE FIRST SET 25 TO 18 AND THEY IMPROVE --"}}, {"audio_id": "ckuTivUIcRU", "text": {"ckuTivUIcRU-00000-00000002-00000442": "Makdoong, you're not immature,", "ckuTivUIcRU-00001-00000444-00000636": "Makdoong, you're not immature,  but it's a symptom", "ckuTivUIcRU-00002-00000639-00000775": "GOMAK MATE \"Let Your Story Becomes What We Sing Out\"", "ckuTivUIcRU-00003-00000778-00001083": "\"My dad ran stationery  when I was in elementary school\"", "ckuTivUIcRU-00004-00001085-00001349": "[Hweseung from N.Flying] / [Seunghyub N.Flying] \"We had lots of cash at home\"", "ckuTivUIcRU-00005-00001351-00001514": "*oh? starting off with showing off?*", "ckuTivUIcRU-00006-00001516-00001848": "\"Because I wanted to brag to my friends,  along with play games\"", "ckuTivUIcRU-00007-00001851-00002234": "\"I ran off with my pocket full of coins\"", "ckuTivUIcRU-00008-00002236-00002344": "But Makdoong ended up caught by dad", "ckuTivUIcRU-00009-00002346-00002446": "*well well*", "ckuTivUIcRU-00010-00002449-00002960": "\"Since I was such a troublemaker,  dad thought he needs to give me a lesson\"", "ckuTivUIcRU-00011-00002963-00003225": "Makdoong's dad: \"Need to cut off the thief's hand!\"", "ckuTivUIcRU-00012-00003255-00003450": "(Even pretended to look for a knife?!)", "ckuTivUIcRU-00013-00003453-00003672": "\"I have no idea why it terrified me so much\"", "ckuTivUIcRU-00014-00003675-00003885": "\"but I can't use a knife at all,  as a result of the traumatic event\"", "ckuTivUIcRU-00015-00003887-00004053": "*oh geez* \"but I can't use a knife at all,  as a result of the traumatic event\"", "ckuTivUIcRU-00016-00004056-00004194": "*oh my lord...*", "ckuTivUIcRU-00017-00004196-00004316": "\"I cut everything with scissors\"", "ckuTivUIcRU-00018-00004319-00004785": "\"I like melons and pineapples,  I peel them off with scissors\"", "ckuTivUIcRU-00019-00004787-00004969": "*o wow...*", "ckuTivUIcRU-00020-00004972-00005215": "\"With having trouble with using a knife,  I run into lots of inconveniences in daily life\"", "ckuTivUIcRU-00021-00005217-00005434": "[How Could I Cope With Traumatic Event?]", "ckuTivUIcRU-00022-00005436-00005540": "*oh well*", "ckuTivUIcRU-00023-00005543-00005694": "*oh well* / *that is very scary*", "ckuTivUIcRU-00024-00005697-00005866": "Could lead to traumatic memory", "ckuTivUIcRU-00025-00005868-00005944": "*deeply related to Makdoong's story*", "ckuTivUIcRU-00026-00005947-00006238": "*deeply related to Makdoong's story* I do cooking a lot lately", "ckuTivUIcRU-00027-00006277-00006667": "(chatting) It's super uncomfortable if I can't use a knife", "ckuTivUIcRU-00028-00006799-00007006": "Today's Guest! Please welcome, N.Flying!", "ckuTivUIcRU-00029-00007009-00007159": "[Hweseung] / [Seunghyub] First time to meet you!", "ckuTivUIcRU-00030-00007162-00007255": "*that was so out of blue tho!?*", "ckuTivUIcRU-00031-00007258-00007437": "♥N.Flying♥", "ckuTivUIcRU-00032-00007440-00007538": "The order was: Introduce Sewoon's good hyungs!", "ckuTivUIcRU-00033-00007540-00007703": "*aren't you gonna introduce them?*", "ckuTivUIcRU-00034-00007706-00007803": "(cute)(pie!)", "ckuTivUIcRU-00035-00007805-00008039": "*he hinted you, hinted you!* Sweet-woon takes care of the guests", "ckuTivUIcRU-00036-00008042-00008186": "Seunghyub, your voice is so nice!", "ckuTivUIcRU-00037-00008188-00008299": "What a surprisingly deep, soothing voice!", "ckuTivUIcRU-00038-00008301-00008444": "*thank you! :D*", "ckuTivUIcRU-00039-00008447-00008552": "- *thank you! :D* - *I love it!*", "ckuTivUIcRU-00040-00008555-00008677": "Did you make your voice deeper, right?", "ckuTivUIcRU-00041-00008679-00008790": "*Ri g  ht↘*", "ckuTivUIcRU-00042-00008879-00009031": "Nice starting point!", "ckuTivUIcRU-00043-00009108-00009613": "I feel bad for Makdoong to have bad memories of knives", "ckuTivUIcRU-00044-00009615-00009760": "Would've been scared,  if I were Makdoong too", "ckuTivUIcRU-00045-00009763-00010096": "You often eat ham when you live on your own", "ckuTivUIcRU-00046-00010099-00010237": "If you cut them with a scissor,", "ckuTivUIcRU-00047-00010240-00010387": "If you cut them with a scissor,  they won't be crispy outside and soft inside", "ckuTivUIcRU-00048-00010389-00010606": "A ham cut with a scissor???? Hard to imagine!", "ckuTivUIcRU-00049-00010608-00010887": "Hweseung is a good cook,  he relates deeply to Makdoong", "ckuTivUIcRU-00050-00010890-00010986": "*great job, excellent!*", "ckuTivUIcRU-00051-00010989-00011269": "Makdoong was crushed by a traumatic event  which didn't see it coming", "ckuTivUIcRU-00052-00011272-00011665": "Not only inconvenient in daily life  but fear appears", "ckuTivUIcRU-00053-00011668-00011923": "Everyone lives with at least one unpleasant memory", "ckuTivUIcRU-00054-00011925-00012272": "Let me share the story that shocked me the most", "ckuTivUIcRU-00055-00012382-00012731": "When I was 20, the day has come that  I needed to join for my military enlistment", "ckuTivUIcRU-00056-00012733-00013087": "*military enlistment is such a shock*", "ckuTivUIcRU-00057-00013201-00013332": "*felt like the world is falling apart*", "ckuTivUIcRU-00058-00013334-00013461": "- *felt like the world is falling apart* - *shook*", "ckuTivUIcRU-00059-00013463-00013706": "The day before I joined the army,  I drank heavily", "ckuTivUIcRU-00060-00013709-00013808": "*oh... I know*", "ckuTivUIcRU-00061-00013811-00013982": "- *oh... I know* - *that day, I drank the most in my life*", "ckuTivUIcRU-00062-00014012-00014144": "And the next day", "ckuTivUIcRU-00063-00014146-00014455": "I joined the army still wasted", "ckuTivUIcRU-00064-00014458-00014548": "*oh boy, oh boy*", "ckuTivUIcRU-00065-00014576-00014985": "I went to the bathroom to wash my face to wake up!", "ckuTivUIcRU-00066-00015119-00015282": "My friend said:", "ckuTivUIcRU-00067-00015285-00015426": "*what... (clamp)*", "ckuTivUIcRU-00068-00015447-00015772": "The chill ran down my spine...", "ckuTivUIcRU-00069-00015775-00015916": "I wasn't washing my face in the sink", "ckuTivUIcRU-00070-00015918-00015973": "*then what???*", "ckuTivUIcRU-00071-00015975-00016078": "- *then what???*  - *wasn't a sink?*", "ckuTivUIcRU-00072-00016080-00016169": "It was an URINAL", "ckuTivUIcRU-00073-00016511-00017044": "The urinal looked the same as the water station", "ckuTivUIcRU-00074-00017046-00017271": "That is super dirty tho!", "ckuTivUIcRU-00075-00017273-00017419": "Not the water running from there tho!", "ckuTivUIcRU-00076-00017421-00017541": "You turn the faucet and pee there with water on", "ckuTivUIcRU-00077-00017544-00017694": "*shook* You turn the faucet and pee there with water on", "ckuTivUIcRU-00078-00017697-00017834": "It must have been clean water!", "ckuTivUIcRU-00079-00017836-00017949": "*lost his words*", "ckuTivUIcRU-00080-00017951-00018060": "*Please tell him it was clean water*", "ckuTivUIcRU-00081-00018062-00018151": "*no, no...*", "ckuTivUIcRU-00082-00018154-00018303": "*crying while laughing*", "ckuTivUIcRU-00083-00018305-00018438": "*S H O O K*", "ckuTivUIcRU-00084-00018467-00018747": "After the event, drinks, and sink became horrifying", "ckuTivUIcRU-00085-00018775-00018955": "I ALWAYS drink as much as I never get drunk", "ckuTivUIcRU-00086-00018958-00019141": "*that is a very good outcome*", "ckuTivUIcRU-00087-00019143-00019255": "*and he still does*", "ckuTivUIcRU-00088-00019258-00019329": "*still washes in sink...*", "ckuTivUIcRU-00089-00019332-00019409": "*still washes in sink... no the urinal?*", "ckuTivUIcRU-00090-00019412-00019511": "*he still gets drunk*", "ckuTivUIcRU-00091-00019514-00019755": "[REMINDER] Watch out for confusion with the toilet and sink", "ckuTivUIcRU-00092-00019757-00019939": "I also have an uncomfortable and scary memory as well", "ckuTivUIcRU-00093-00019941-00020269": "If you leave a leftover in kindergarten", "ckuTivUIcRU-00094-00020271-00020358": "The teacher scolded the behavior", "ckuTivUIcRU-00095-00020361-00020483": "*used to*", "ckuTivUIcRU-00096-00020485-00020863": "Ate delicious side dishes first And ate up radish kimchi later", "ckuTivUIcRU-00097-00020865-00020988": "*I had indigestion from radish kimchi...*", "ckuTivUIcRU-00098-00020990-00021105": "- *oh dear* - *I had indigestion from radish kimchi...*", "ckuTivUIcRU-00099-00021107-00021236": "*you refuse to eat them  after having indigestion*", "ckuTivUIcRU-00100-00021238-00021370": "Seunghyub is still afraid of radish kimchi", "ckuTivUIcRU-00101-00021373-00021540": "- *really?!* - *can't eat until today?*", "ckuTivUIcRU-00102-00021542-00021898": "It looks tasty,  but I always regret it after putting it in my mouth", "ckuTivUIcRU-00103-00021900-00022020": "Question No.1 - How does it feel after putting it?", "ckuTivUIcRU-00104-00022022-00022106": "Question No.2 - Feel nauseated?", "ckuTivUIcRU-00105-00022109-00022214": "I feel nauseous,", "ckuTivUIcRU-00106-00022217-00022306": "I feel nauseous, feel like gonna throw up,", "ckuTivUIcRU-00107-00022309-00022396": "I feel nauseous, feel like gonna throw up, and fishy", "ckuTivUIcRU-00108-00022399-00022515": "Question No.3 - But other kimchis are fine?", "ckuTivUIcRU-00109-00022517-00022639": "Kimchis are Fine", "ckuTivUIcRU-00110-00022641-00022719": "Question No.4 - What about pickled radish????", "ckuTivUIcRU-00111-00022722-00022829": "Pickled radishes are fine", "ckuTivUIcRU-00112-00022831-00022961": "indefatigable Go-mates Kimchi, Pickled radish, and spicy shredded radish?", "ckuTivUIcRU-00113-00022963-00023032": "Love them", "ckuTivUIcRU-00114-00023034-00023418": "Then say you chop the radish kimchi into small pieces  and blend them as much as you even can't notice????", "ckuTivUIcRU-00115-00023420-00023520": "*good god* And put them into fried rice How about that?", "ckuTivUIcRU-00116-00023522-00023784": "♥Chillin' freak Sewoon♥ A fresh set of the question made him speechless", "ckuTivUIcRU-00117-00023786-00023975": "*I could eat radish kimchi fried rice*", "ckuTivUIcRU-00118-00024034-00024185": "Question No.6 So it's okay to eat without knowing it?????", "ckuTivUIcRU-00119-00024188-00024255": "Nah nah", "ckuTivUIcRU-00120-00024257-00024551": "It's okay if it's roasted until it no longer smells", "ckuTivUIcRU-00121-00024554-00024767": "(curiosity satisfied) So it's okay if it no longer smells", "ckuTivUIcRU-00122-00024770-00025214": "There's a class of mental disorder called 'phobias'", "ckuTivUIcRU-00123-00025217-00025343": "But here's a thing", "ckuTivUIcRU-00124-00025345-00025744": "Certain phobias developed during childhood  can be caused by parents", "ckuTivUIcRU-00125-00025746-00026228": "Parents were totally absolute and heroic to us at that age", "ckuTivUIcRU-00126-00026230-00026341": "*right the absolute*", "ckuTivUIcRU-00127-00026351-00026761": "Sometimes parents' fear can also trigger traumatic experiences for their children", "ckuTivUIcRU-00128-00026763-00027138": "For instance, my mom had  an extreme fear of a wiggling worm", "ckuTivUIcRU-00129-00027140-00027320": "*ohhh...*", "ckuTivUIcRU-00130-00027322-00027501": "I saw my mom passed out from the earthworm", "ckuTivUIcRU-00131-00027542-00027661": "*passed out???*", "ckuTivUIcRU-00132-00027663-00027835": "Literally Passed Out", "ckuTivUIcRU-00133-00027905-00028214": "I can't forget how my mom fell down like a banana peel", "ckuTivUIcRU-00134-00028216-00028350": "*that must've been shocking*", "ckuTivUIcRU-00135-00028352-00028588": "*must've been terrifying*", "ckuTivUIcRU-00136-00028591-00028793": "Did she get much better now?", "ckuTivUIcRU-00137-00028795-00029052": "My mom still hates even  when I say the word 'earthworm'", "ckuTivUIcRU-00138-00029175-00029430": "Trauma is a type of cognitive error", "ckuTivUIcRU-00139-00029433-00029599": "Cognitive Error?", "ckuTivUIcRU-00140-00029601-00030048": "Say you ran into a great fear  under an unexpected situation", "ckuTivUIcRU-00141-00030050-00030220": "But then later on:", "ckuTivUIcRU-00142-00030222-00030490": "The entire process is deleted", "ckuTivUIcRU-00143-00030493-00030915": "but the momentary situation  and fears remained and matched", "ckuTivUIcRU-00144-00030918-00031119": "In the case of Makdoong, the situation is knife", "ckuTivUIcRU-00145-00031261-00031747": "Even Makdoong knows that the knife isn't harmful,  but it recalls the fear back in the time", "ckuTivUIcRU-00146-00031749-00031945": "Knife into Fear (cognitive error)", "ckuTivUIcRU-00147-00031947-00032073": "*that must've been hard*", "ckuTivUIcRU-00148-00032075-00032527": "Just thinking about this makes me shrinking", "ckuTivUIcRU-00149-00032529-00032667": "DinDin's cognitive error from Army", "ckuTivUIcRU-00150-00032669-00032854": "*the one discharged relates* While cleaning up my locker", "ckuTivUIcRU-00151-00032856-00033004": "*the one discharged relates* While cleaning up my locker", "ckuTivUIcRU-00152-00033006-00033212": "My service seniority asked me  to clean the back of the locker", "ckuTivUIcRU-00153-00033252-00033457": "DinDin was asked to clean the back of the locker", "ckuTivUIcRU-00154-00033460-00033654": "*Had to wipe it out with going by feel* DinDin was asked to clean the back of the locker", "ckuTivUIcRU-00155-00033657-00033822": "*I put my hand behind the locker* DinDin was asked to clean the back of the locker", "ckuTivUIcRU-00156-00033860-00034078": "Behind the locker, the nail was sticking out", "ckuTivUIcRU-00157-00034080-00034240": "*oh god*", "ckuTivUIcRU-00158-00034348-00034759": "DinDin cut his hand on the sticking out nail", "ckuTivUIcRU-00159-00034890-00035099": "Cutting myself is still a living memory", "ckuTivUIcRU-00160-00035102-00035396": "Where out of sight → Touch → Fear", "ckuTivUIcRU-00161-00035398-00035819": "Even now, when sometimes  I need to pull out something under my bed", "ckuTivUIcRU-00162-00035821-00035970": "So afraid 'what if I cut my hand'", "ckuTivUIcRU-00163-00035972-00036165": "With a stick is a must", "ckuTivUIcRU-00164-00036168-00036370": "You're afraid of something you can't see", "ckuTivUIcRU-00165-00036373-00036751": "You can relate to a story about a knife or locker", "ckuTivUIcRU-00166-00036754-00037325": "The fear I'm still overcoming  until today is social phobia", "ckuTivUIcRU-00167-00037328-00037405": "Which is...", "ckuTivUIcRU-00168-00037408-00037611": "There are lots of types of social phobia  and the one I have is", "ckuTivUIcRU-00169-00037614-00037968": "Visiting the public offices and fear of paperwork", "ckuTivUIcRU-00170-00037970-00038038": "*oh?*", "ckuTivUIcRU-00171-00038041-00038401": "When I have to go to the bank  or ask for paperwork", "ckuTivUIcRU-00172-00038451-00038772": "I am suffered from sleep disorders  and eating disorders since a week before", "ckuTivUIcRU-00173-00038774-00038883": "(dang) REALLY?", "ckuTivUIcRU-00174-00038885-00039043": "(dang) REALLY? I thought you'll do it very well tho!", "ckuTivUIcRU-00175-00039046-00039240": "Well, I manage to do it anywho", "ckuTivUIcRU-00176-00039242-00039669": "but I become feared more than  I need until the day before", "ckuTivUIcRU-00177-00039739-00039967": "Even I can't understand myself either", "ckuTivUIcRU-00178-00039969-00040299": "As far as you avoid the knife, that's fine!", "ckuTivUIcRU-00179-00040301-00040763": "I have anxiety disorder about what I need to do", "ckuTivUIcRU-00180-00040766-00041019": "[Eana's 'How to Cope With Social Phobia']", "ckuTivUIcRU-00181-00041021-00041274": "If I don't get this paperwork today,", "ckuTivUIcRU-00182-00041276-00041500": "[Extreme Assumption] my mom needs to see a doctor", "ckuTivUIcRU-00183-00041502-00041549": "RELATES IN GOOD", "ckuTivUIcRU-00184-00041551-00041826": "*I do the same a lot!* / *me too!* RELATES IN GOOD", "ckuTivUIcRU-00185-00041828-00041927": "Really? Glad to hear!", "ckuTivUIcRU-00186-00041930-00042113": "You assume a bigger situation", "ckuTivUIcRU-00187-00042116-00042291": "I wasn't the only inner-bad-girl", "ckuTivUIcRU-00188-00042294-00042550": "If I don't exercise today,  I won't able to win the lottery next week", "ckuTivUIcRU-00189-00042720-00042847": "*I still do that until today :0*", "ckuTivUIcRU-00190-00042849-00043042": "*ALWAYS PROTECT MY MOM* You keep the promise even it's a joke", "ckuTivUIcRU-00191-00043045-00043342": "(Whew... I wasn't the only one!)", "ckuTivUIcRU-00192-00043344-00043568": "The traumatic event which Wonseok  went through in his childhood:", "ckuTivUIcRU-00193-00043597-00043937": "I went to a swimming pool with my family  and almost drowned", "ckuTivUIcRU-00194-00043940-00044129": "*O NO*", "ckuTivUIcRU-00195-00044131-00044425": "I can't even go near the swimming pool  after that accident", "ckuTivUIcRU-00196-00044427-00044714": "By just smelling the pool water  makes me feel uncomfortable", "ckuTivUIcRU-00197-00044716-00044910": "Wonseok became a college student  without overcoming aquaphobia", "ckuTivUIcRU-00198-00045001-00045297": "And he ran into a 'swimming' class in college  while class enrollment", "ckuTivUIcRU-00199-00045432-00046002": "For some reason, I felt it would've safe  to take swimming classes in school", "ckuTivUIcRU-00200-00046004-00046169": "*great to hear*", "ckuTivUIcRU-00201-00046171-00046423": "So I signed up for the class  like taking the bull by the horns", "ckuTivUIcRU-00202-00046555-00046723": "After learning swimming for a semester,", "ckuTivUIcRU-00203-00046725-00046841": "After learning swimming for a semester,  a result, I overcame trauma", "ckuTivUIcRU-00204-00046940-00047569": "Coping with a traumatic event: Giving compulsion and mind-control", "ckuTivUIcRU-00205-00047571-00047726": "*my goodness*", "ckuTivUIcRU-00206-00047775-00047936": "I had a similar experience as well", "ckuTivUIcRU-00207-00047938-00048287": "I fell into the deep water swimming pool by myself", "ckuTivUIcRU-00208-00048392-00048500": "Prolly 5 meters? (* T/N: Around 16 ft)", "ckuTivUIcRU-00209-00048502-00048603": "Maybe 10 meters?? (* T/N: Around 33 ft)", "ckuTivUIcRU-00210-00048605-00048802": "*dang* / *geez 5 meters??!*", "ckuTivUIcRU-00211-00048870-00049367": "I've had water phobia ever since I almost drown", "ckuTivUIcRU-00212-00049370-00049767": "From crashing pool often with my brothers", "ckuTivUIcRU-00213-00049770-00049865": "From crashing pool often with my brothers  with learning how to swim", "ckuTivUIcRU-00214-00049867-00050229": "Sewoon managed to cope with  his traumatic experience", "ckuTivUIcRU-00215-00050231-00050390": "*amazed*", "ckuTivUIcRU-00216-00050393-00050553": "Those treatments were suggested by psychiatrists", "ckuTivUIcRU-00217-00050555-00051090": "Wonseok and Sewoon learned the ropes of  healing from a certain phobia or trauma", "ckuTivUIcRU-00218-00051092-00051297": "And that's the therapy that the hospital offers?!", "ckuTivUIcRU-00219-00051329-00051840": "While a doctor attending,  you're constantly exposed to something you fear", "ckuTivUIcRU-00220-00051843-00052014": "Like what Sewoon mentioned,", "ckuTivUIcRU-00221-00052016-00052357": "You build up more memories of  'Nothing's wrong with it'", "ckuTivUIcRU-00222-00052456-00052712": "That's a treatment that waters bad memories down", "ckuTivUIcRU-00223-00052715-00052824": "*this kiddo...*", "ckuTivUIcRU-00224-00052827-00052910": "*this kiddo... grown up well!*", "ckuTivUIcRU-00225-00053157-00053533": "Some folks...", "ckuTivUIcRU-00226-00053535-00053813": "Some folks...  tend to count the traumatic event lightly", "ckuTivUIcRU-00227-00053856-00054263": "But I'm overwhelmed And you don't know how hard it is", "ckuTivUIcRU-00228-00054314-00054600": "People also take my social phobia lightly", "ckuTivUIcRU-00229-00054603-00054838": "'Paperworks are always bothersome!'", "ckuTivUIcRU-00230-00054841-00054981": "'Paperworks are always bothersome!' 'Who would ever enjoy it!'", "ckuTivUIcRU-00231-00054983-00055278": "'You gotta able to work it out  because you're a grown-up!'", "ckuTivUIcRU-00232-00055280-00055483": "*so absurd!* Not just only bothersome and annoying stuff", "ckuTivUIcRU-00233-00055485-00055661": "Not just only bothersome and annoying stuff,  but I barely can sleep, nor eat", "ckuTivUIcRU-00234-00055664-00055937": "But it's only an unusual tale to the others", "ckuTivUIcRU-00235-00055940-00056043": "What is more with a knife!", "ckuTivUIcRU-00236-00056045-00056304": "\"Makdoong, who would not afraid of knives?\"", "ckuTivUIcRU-00237-00056306-00056468": "*those comments are critical*", "ckuTivUIcRU-00238-00056470-00056731": "*right* Because of the comment: 'who would not be afraid?'", "ckuTivUIcRU-00239-00056733-00056970": "that would make Makdoong more intimidated  and holding back from speaking it out", "ckuTivUIcRU-00240-00056973-00057170": "What really consoled me was that", "ckuTivUIcRU-00241-00057247-00057462": "The doctor's word defined it: 'That's a symptom'", "ckuTivUIcRU-00242-00057524-00057722": "That word consoled me", "ckuTivUIcRU-00243-00057790-00058322": "I'm not a deficient person, nor immature", "ckuTivUIcRU-00244-00058325-00058403": "But rather", "ckuTivUIcRU-00245-00058405-00058799": "one of the categories out there,  such as coughing is a symptom of catching a cold", "ckuTivUIcRU-00246-00058863-00059000": "Precisely, mine was 'public office'", "ckuTivUIcRU-00247-00059003-00059280": "If Makdoong gets treatment", "ckuTivUIcRU-00248-00059386-00059784": "'It's not a problem residing me inside,  but only a symptom'", "ckuTivUIcRU-00249-00059786-00059887": "That will comfort you", "ckuTivUIcRU-00250-00059990-00060508": "The negative view on psychiatry still remains", "ckuTivUIcRU-00251-00060570-00060992": "The department was renamed due to social perception From 'Psychiatry' to 'Mental Health'", "ckuTivUIcRU-00252-00060994-00061070": "*oh really*", "ckuTivUIcRU-00253-00061073-00061234": "- *oh really* - feel free to visit", "ckuTivUIcRU-00254-00061237-00061672": "Not only by medication,  might get better through counseling", "ckuTivUIcRU-00255-00061675-00062190": "I wish you don't mind or afraid of seeing a doctor", "ckuTivUIcRU-00256-00062219-00062532": "I haven't cope with the damage from my radish kimchi", "ckuTivUIcRU-00257-00062535-00063027": "If you like melon or pineapples,  you can easily find the peeled-off ones in stores", "ckuTivUIcRU-00258-00063029-00063236": "*right they're out there*", "ckuTivUIcRU-00259-00063239-00063457": "*brilliant!*", "ckuTivUIcRU-00260-00063476-00063765": "There are fruit cutters with the knives are hidden", "ckuTivUIcRU-00261-00063767-00063974": "*like these*", "ckuTivUIcRU-00262-00063976-00064336": "The advice from the heart by the one  who couldn't cope with his traumatic event", "ckuTivUIcRU-00263-00064339-00064595": "*Replaceable", "ckuTivUIcRU-00264-00064597-00064729": "Keep this in your mind, Makdoong", "ckuTivUIcRU-00265-00064731-00065229": "Makdoong, you're not immature,", "ckuTivUIcRU-00266-00065232-00065418": "Makdoong, you're not immature,  but it's a symptom", "ckuTivUIcRU-00267-00065420-00065666": "*Anyone can undergo* Check out \"Gomak Live\" for the full live performance of  \"Moonshot\" by N.Flying", "ckuTivUIcRU-00268-00065669-00066134": "\"GOMAK MATE\" Fridays @6PM", "ckuTivUIcRU-00269-00066136-00066633": "Subscribe! 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visual people", "cl5a_P-70eo-00007-00002814-00003252": "you can get quite caught up in  visions and sights", "cl5a_P-70eo-00008-00003256-00003500": "and images in the mind", "cl5a_P-70eo-00009-00003508-00003747": "and usually these are a distraction", "cl5a_P-70eo-00010-00003804-00004072": "it's not very often that they're actually", "cl5a_P-70eo-00011-00004112-00004376": "really real and really useful", "cl5a_P-70eo-00012-00004418-00004770": "but because they kind of appear  magically in the mind", "cl5a_P-70eo-00013-00004802-00005234": "it can feel as if  you are having some kind of supernatural insight", "cl5a_P-70eo-00014-00005256-00005766": "actually it's just vision it's just an image that has arisen in the mind", "cl5a_P-70eo-00015-00005892-00006278": "there was one chap he came to the temple - he caused all kinds of trouble", "cl5a_P-70eo-00016-00006280-00006400": "it was a French guy", "cl5a_P-70eo-00017-00006400-00006698": "not that being French has anything to do with it ...", "cl5a_P-70eo-00018-00006820-00006980": "and he", "cl5a_P-70eo-00019-00007054-00007514": "he caused all kinds of trouble  and he said that he didn't want to get a visa ..", "cl5a_P-70eo-00020-00007514-00007778": "and that Buddha never gave visas to his monks", "cl5a_P-70eo-00021-00007778-00008109": "so that he shouldn't have to get a visa  to stay in our temple", "cl5a_P-70eo-00022-00008206-00008338": "he had a thing ..", "cl5a_P-70eo-00023-00008424-00008636": "he would have these visions", "cl5a_P-70eo-00024-00008714-00009090": "and thee visions would come to him  really stark and really clear", "cl5a_P-70eo-00025-00009090-00009276": "and give him teachings ..", "cl5a_P-70eo-00026-00009326-00009816": "and very often they were visions of monks in temples", "cl5a_P-70eo-00027-00009902-00010138": "famous monks - usually deceased", "cl5a_P-70eo-00028-00010260-00010780": "and he had a vision one day of our abbot former abbot who died in the 1950s", "cl5a_P-70eo-00029-00010786-00011222": "appeared to him with a great dhammacakka - a great big wheel", "cl5a_P-70eo-00030-00011272-00011556": "and this wheel was turning in the vision", "cl5a_P-70eo-00031-00011662-00011970": "and then this monk came and stopped", "cl5a_P-70eo-00032-00011970-00012250": "took hold of the wheel  and stopped it from turning", "cl5a_P-70eo-00033-00012386-00012780": "and so this man,  he took away", "cl5a_P-70eo-00034-00012934-00013230": "\"I have to stop these wheels from turning\"", "cl5a_P-70eo-00035-00013332-00013708": "and in my mind it was quite clear he's a guy who is always thinking", "cl5a_P-70eo-00036-00013730-00013869": "can't stop thinking ...", "cl5a_P-70eo-00037-00013869-00014182": "and I said  \"well you've got to stop this turning in your mind\"", "cl5a_P-70eo-00038-00014213-00014544": "and he said \"no no - it means that I can't go to Bangkok\"", "cl5a_P-70eo-00039-00014619-00014950": "\"because I'd have to get in a vehicle  and that would turn wheels!\"", "cl5a_P-70eo-00040-00015312-00015604": "anyway, we threw him out of the temple,  eventually", "cl5a_P-70eo-00041-00015800-00016146": "and he came back again, like 12 months later", "cl5a_P-70eo-00042-00016146-00016358": "he caused trouble again, and we threw him out", "cl5a_P-70eo-00043-00016358-00016640": "in the end there's only so much you can do", "cl5a_P-70eo-00044-00016658-00017176": "he also went to Wat Pah Nanachat  a couple of times, and got turfed out", "cl5a_P-70eo-00045-00017370-00017904": "and I had actually told my abbot  who was the head monk of Thailand", "cl5a_P-70eo-00046-00017980-00018284": "about this guy - and I said  \"we have to be careful with this guy\"", "cl5a_P-70eo-00047-00018284-00018424": "because he causes trouble", "cl5a_P-70eo-00048-00018524-00018772": "and then one day he turned up at my door", "cl5a_P-70eo-00049-00018772-00018994": "and he knocked on my door,  and he said \"Hey, I'm here!\"", "cl5a_P-70eo-00050-00019072-00019274": "and I said  \"I can see that!\"", "cl5a_P-70eo-00051-00019286-00019446": "\"We turfed you out a couple of times!\"", "cl5a_P-70eo-00052-00019446-00019616": "he said \"but you told me to come\"", "cl5a_P-70eo-00053-00019846-00019922": "I'm like \"WHAT???\"", "cl5a_P-70eo-00054-00019922-00020120": "he said  \"yes you appeared to me in this big vision\"", "cl5a_P-70eo-00055-00020120-00020338": "\"and told me to come to your temple\"", "cl5a_P-70eo-00056-00020804-00021206": "so I don't recommend that you really follow the visual ...", "cl5a_P-70eo-00057-00021238-00021600": "things that arise in the mind, because", "cl5a_P-70eo-00058-00021612-00021812": "they can be a real distraction", "cl5a_P-70eo-00059-00021834-00022286": "and can appear very beautiful very intricate and very interesting", "cl5a_P-70eo-00060-00022312-00022370": "but", "cl5a_P-70eo-00061-00022438-00023022": "they are not usually anything  that is really profound or useful"}}, {"audio_id": "cl6I3UlQ4Go", "text": 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find ways to better translate and make our insights matter", "clymglxoMb8-00007-00004112-00004648": "hoffman outlines a logic and philosophy to move from sequestered scholarship to social", "clymglxoMb8-00008-00004648-00005232": "understanding this is a critical design map for a critical moment in academic and human history", "clymglxoMb8-00009-00005368-00005864": "so without further ado i'm going to turn my camera off and open the conversation between", "clymglxoMb8-00010-00005864-00006680": "michael and andy take it away thank you beth so um uh andy can hear me okay i can hear you just fine", "clymglxoMb8-00011-00006736-00007176": "so so first it's a it's a it's a it's a great little piece because", "clymglxoMb8-00012-00007176-00007600": "it's you you put it into a format that's very digestible very understandable", "clymglxoMb8-00013-00007664-00008344": "uh not uh it can't be shunted away by academics because of your own academic standing you know", 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name uh in a sense it was kind of a weird thing but i just want you to comment on on", "clymglxoMb8-00022-00013072-00013591": "how it is that we got to a point that intellectual development and scholarship and know-how", "clymglxoMb8-00023-00013680-00014463": "uh got premised on the notion of philosopher kings and now queens but but philosopher kings", "clymglxoMb8-00024-00014463-00015063": "and that everybody else was an idiot uh and and and and and what do you think that", "clymglxoMb8-00025-00015063-00015800": "what i'm after is you're right you're basically arguing for human nature to now prevail", "clymglxoMb8-00026-00015944-00016392": "but there's a certain element of academic nature that's very very elitist just talk", "clymglxoMb8-00027-00016392-00016872": "a little bit about that yeah that's a good thank you michael that's a great question um you know", "clymglxoMb8-00028-00016872-00017376": "the form of the book is is designed to be small it's designed to be digestible my 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"clymglxoMb8-00036-00021888-00022520": "and i think that through the decades since then the professionalization that has happened through", "clymglxoMb8-00037-00022576-00023064": "the rankings through the reward system through the bean counting that we", "clymglxoMb8-00038-00023064-00023720": "do so much of we have become we've we've kind of lost our way and we've we've focused on just", "clymglxoMb8-00039-00023792-00024544": "the currency being academic articles speaking to narrow academic audiences and connecting to real", "clymglxoMb8-00040-00024544-00025064": "people is not rewarded within the system yeah so so i would argue i know a fair amount about", "clymglxoMb8-00041-00025064-00025536": "you know van bush you know who was the mit vice president for research in the 30s and then became", "clymglxoMb8-00042-00025536-00026016": "the president of the carnegie institution of washington and then and then was appointed in", "clymglxoMb8-00043-00026016-00026520": "june of 1941 as the 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differentiated types of institutions", "clymglxoMb8-00051-00030456-00030848": "where you could have differentiated types of faculty as opposed to the same kind of faculty", "clymglxoMb8-00052-00030848-00031527": "so so what what do you think's at the root of of even bush you know going all the way back 75 years", "clymglxoMb8-00053-00031527-00032352": "well it it it it gets down to the idea of the the pure scientists devoid from any kind of", "clymglxoMb8-00054-00032352-00032880": "political influence just focused on their work in the lab yeah you know roger pilker jr wrote", "clymglxoMb8-00055-00032880-00033392": "about this in his book the honest broker yes and he argued that that's largely a fiction", "clymglxoMb8-00056-00033392-00034040": "but it is a fiction that many people hold on to this this um strive for objectivity", "clymglxoMb8-00057-00034040-00034488": "deny our humanity deny our connection to the people around us deny the connection we have", 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"society that values uh exclusion so much well i think that young people coming into the profession", "clymglxoMb8-00073-00042912-00043528": "are enculturated into this mindset i've talked to many doctoral students who feel that they", "clymglxoMb8-00074-00043528-00043928": "came in with a real desire to have impact in the real world and they felt it got it it got pushed", "clymglxoMb8-00075-00043928-00044312": "out of them and they got pushed into the corner and they feel discouraged i want to bring that", "clymglxoMb8-00076-00044312-00044984": "back and i think that young people coming into the field now are our hope i think that they want to", "clymglxoMb8-00077-00045048-00045680": "push against the norms i mean when i got my phd in the early 90s the norm pretty much was if you said", "clymglxoMb8-00078-00045680-00046112": "to your committee you know i'm not sure i want to be an academic many of them would have quit", "clymglxoMb8-00079-00046112-00046592": "my committee yeah and that is becoming less and less so and i think it's in a large part because", "clymglxoMb8-00080-00046648-00047160": "so many students now in high numbers want to have this kind of impact and if we flush them out of", "clymglxoMb8-00081-00047160-00047576": "the system we're going to have a serious drain on the future ranks but but just that phrase", "clymglxoMb8-00082-00047576-00047864": "that you just said you know committee is like why would i be on your committee unless you're going", "clymglxoMb8-00083-00047864-00048512": "to replace me because i've so carefully produced you because if i am plato you are my socrates uh", "clymglxoMb8-00084-00048512-00049120": "uh you are my aristotle and so and so and that my job is to produce me to carry on through time with", "clymglxoMb8-00085-00049120-00049712": "just incrementally enhanced understandings and so what is your give me your best definition of the", "clymglxoMb8-00086-00049712-00050584": "engaged scholar and how does the engaged scholar then gain social status in a world constructed by", "clymglxoMb8-00087-00050736-00051400": "philosopher king elitists yeah uh i think about the what i'm trying to do in this book i mean", "clymglxoMb8-00088-00051400-00052055": "there are many people have written about engaged scholarship study topics that have practical", "clymglxoMb8-00089-00052055-00052672": "implications that have answer important questions and then we put them in our academic journals we", "clymglxoMb8-00090-00052672-00053088": "put a line on a resume and we move on to the next article like it's somebody else's job", "clymglxoMb8-00091-00053160-00053776": "to bring it to the public that's not my job i'm not gonna i'm not gonna lower myself to do that", "clymglxoMb8-00092-00053840-00054440": "and so what i'm talking about in this book is what do you do then after you finish the article after", "clymglxoMb8-00093-00054440-00055128": "you finish the academic article where do you take it and add some more to 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"clymglxoMb8-00101-00059567-00060191": "on aid journals as creating this theory fetish this very narrow sense of what is considered", "clymglxoMb8-00102-00060191-00060855": "legitimate research and it kills creativity it kills any kind of endeavor outside the box i've", "clymglxoMb8-00103-00060855-00061312": "talked to junior faculty let's work on a paper how about this journal no it's not on my list i can't", "clymglxoMb8-00104-00061312-00062024": "do that and so we've we've created this structure we're such controlling rules that i think people", "clymglxoMb8-00105-00062024-00062736": "are afraid to step outside the lines and i would add this also informal rules um there's something", "clymglxoMb8-00106-00062736-00063272": "called the carl sagan effect that if you if you engage most people most people andy don't know", "clymglxoMb8-00107-00063272-00063855": "that you know carl sagan was considered an idiot by uh any elite astronomers so right right yet", "clymglxoMb8-00108-00063855-00064352": "he was extremely influential denied tenure at harvard was changed probably changed the", "clymglxoMb8-00109-00064352-00064800": "trajectory of our species in a lot of ways and the people that got tenure at harvard probably didn't", "clymglxoMb8-00110-00064800-00065455": "and so now the the carl sagan effect if you lower yourself to engage in public discourse you must", "clymglxoMb8-00111-00065455-00065976": "not be that serious and academic and you know when i was a doctoral student i saw this happen", "clymglxoMb8-00112-00065976-00066552": "at my graduate school lester thoreau a very respected economist became dean and he started", "clymglxoMb8-00113-00066552-00067064": "writing trade books and so the economist started mocking him calling him less thorough and that", "clymglxoMb8-00114-00067064-00067696": "dogged them and i just you know that that kind of mentality it sticks and there are many people who", "clymglxoMb8-00115-00067696-00068184": "do this that would rather not call attention to it and that's unfortunate because yeah but so so", "clymglxoMb8-00116-00068184-00068640": "that my opening comments were basically that it's built into the cultural design of the institutions", "clymglxoMb8-00117-00068704-00069152": "and we live in a in a world in some books that i've written where we're obsessed with uh", "clymglxoMb8-00118-00069152-00069768": "a british phrase called filio pietism which is adoration of tradition and we then are also as", "clymglxoMb8-00119-00069768-00070232": "a function of that highly isomorphic and so you have a number of universities for instance i'll", "clymglxoMb8-00120-00070232-00070720": "pick your school who want to be michigan because they believe that michigan is the pinnacle of the", "clymglxoMb8-00121-00070720-00071184": "peak you know michigan and berkeley as the two great public universities in the country ucla", "clymglxoMb8-00122-00071184-00071608": "maybe three those three universities and then that's what we need to do and then to do that", "clymglxoMb8-00123-00071608-00072096": "we need faculty to do exactly what you're talking about otherwise we can't get there and so and so", "clymglxoMb8-00124-00072096-00072832": "then as the public uh trust in universities wanes as the global climate change problems accelerate", "clymglxoMb8-00125-00072832-00073336": "as the nation uh demonstrates its science illiteracy by its inability to understand a simple", "clymglxoMb8-00126-00073392-00074024": "uh rna-based virus uh you know uh uh as all those things occur someone has to say well how", "clymglxoMb8-00127-00074024-00074496": "did all this work out you know we've got a lot of philosopher kings concentrated in some places as", "clymglxoMb8-00128-00074496-00075064": "we're still continuing to evolve unevenly across the rest of our society and so what would be the", "clymglxoMb8-00129-00075064-00075592": "design things that you would enable or change well get more engaged scholars out there what", "clymglxoMb8-00130-00075592-00076048": "we're doing is bringing together the crisis that i think is at the door of the academy", "clymglxoMb8-00131-00076104-00076664": "you know the the the the degraded quality of public discourse on science the degraded", "clymglxoMb8-00132-00076664-00077352": "understanding people have of science and i think that that part of that problem is self-inflicted", "clymglxoMb8-00133-00077352-00077872": "that not enough scientists not enough academics scholars are engaging with the public to say this", "clymglxoMb8-00134-00077872-00078344": "is how science works this is what it tells us this is why it's important because if they do that they", "clymglxoMb8-00135-00078344-00079048": "get they they get called less thorough like but you know what though so what so what if you know", "clymglxoMb8-00136-00079048-00079592": "once we become tenured and certainly we become full yeah i mean let's face it at the end of the", "clymglxoMb8-00137-00079592-00080120": "year i do my annual review and i take it seriously and it will get me at most a two percent raise", "clymglxoMb8-00138-00080224-00080832": "why shouldn't i do why shouldn't i be the kind of academic i want to be in many ways i want to", "clymglxoMb8-00139-00080832-00081424": "give people the courage to do that by saying that there is a path here and you can do this without", "clymglxoMb8-00140-00081424-00082064": "destroying your career you have to do it smartly but you can do this and so we are starting to see", "clymglxoMb8-00141-00082064-00082624": "incremental changes some schools are changing their promotion and tenure to allow a fourth", "clymglxoMb8-00142-00082624-00083160": "criteria practice some are allowing student fat candidates to write impact statements or", "clymglxoMb8-00143-00083160-00083688": "get letters from people in practice there is an increasing amount of training out there on how", "clymglxoMb8-00144-00083688-00084280": "to do this there are certainly a growing number of platforms our host the conversation is one of them", "clymglxoMb8-00145-00084280-00084744": "where academics can write a short piece bring it straight to the public without", "clymglxoMb8-00146-00084744-00085352": "going through a journalist and outlets are hungry for this content because they've been decimated", "clymglxoMb8-00147-00085352-00085832": "of their journalists so we are at a time of crisis we're at a time of need and we're at", "clymglxoMb8-00148-00085832-00086368": "a time of opportunity yeah so i i happen to have been i was at columbia for 11 years and then been", "clymglxoMb8-00149-00086368-00086920": "at asu here for 19 years the last 30 years at two institutions two very different institutions and", "clymglxoMb8-00150-00086920-00087416": "in in the case of asu we've taken on many of these things that you're talking about you know where", "clymglxoMb8-00151-00087416-00087848": "engaged scholar well that's one of our mantras you know the the re-engineering of the institution", "clymglxoMb8-00152-00087904-00088360": "uh 30 new transdisciplinary schools whole new ways to think about tenure whole new ways to", "clymglxoMb8-00153-00088360-00088744": "think about things but at the same time you know when people are looking around they're saying", "clymglxoMb8-00154-00088744-00089176": "well you know the real great universities are those still doing these same things", "clymglxoMb8-00155-00089176-00089576": "in those ways and so how do you how do you get people to well let me go back to", "clymglxoMb8-00156-00089576-00090200": "my question about the notion of the evolution of the system to empower more differentiation among", "clymglxoMb8-00157-00090200-00090616": "and between universities also so what do you think about that i think the challenge here", "clymglxoMb8-00158-00090616-00091168": "this is an institutional challenge if you want to change the system everything has to change from", "clymglxoMb8-00159-00091168-00092064": "the accreditation to the rewards to the journals the donors the recruiters everything has to change", "clymglxoMb8-00160-00092136-00092616": "but it can change quickly with proper stimulus with a crisis and i think we're", "clymglxoMb8-00161-00092616-00093096": "in one of those crises um a lot of schools are struggling right now and a lot of questioning", "clymglxoMb8-00162-00093176-00093552": "you know a lot of people are questioning the value of higher education given the cost", "clymglxoMb8-00163-00093552-00094160": "and the way it's going up you have embarked on a different model there and it it the jury's", "clymglxoMb8-00164-00094160-00094656": "still out that this could be the model that goes forward where more communities will say", "clymglxoMb8-00165-00094656-00095136": "hey we want an arizona state next to you i mean we had an embarrassment here at the university", "clymglxoMb8-00166-00095136-00095584": "of michigan where we had the flint water crisis and some scientists at the university of michigan", "clymglxoMb8-00167-00095584-00096144": "were invited to participate and the answer was we'd rather not we don't want to upset", "clymglxoMb8-00168-00096144-00096608": "lansing and we're not sure we see academic publications in that and that is the kind of", "clymglxoMb8-00169-00096608-00097424": "myopia is created in this system but it can change yeah yeah you talked about another thing at the", "clymglxoMb8-00170-00097424-00097944": "beginning and it reminded me you know this notion of like the flint project the flint situation but", "clymglxoMb8-00171-00097944-00098408": "about the meaningfulness of research and so several years ago i did a i did a paper before a", "clymglxoMb8-00172-00098408-00098864": "joint meeting of the ecological society of america and the geological society of america and the", "clymglxoMb8-00173-00098864-00099576": "paper was about why all the fundamental research in those two disciplines about mud mudflow off", "clymglxoMb8-00174-00099576-00100112": "of volcanoes in central america was of no value when 10 000 people were killed by a hurricane", "clymglxoMb8-00175-00100112-00100512": "came in everybody had all the models everybody had all the understanding of what would happen", "clymglxoMb8-00176-00100512-00100920": "nobody knew how to use them and translate them into action at the government and", "clymglxoMb8-00177-00100920-00101336": "literally the people that wrote that stuff said well i'm really sorry about that that's not my job", "clymglxoMb8-00178-00101336-00101984": "and it isn't necessarily their job but it might be their job to work more with others in ways that", "clymglxoMb8-00179-00101984-00102511": "lead to the actual return on the investment in the research so what's your thinking about that what", "clymglxoMb8-00180-00102511-00103000": "i'd like to do is think about broadening the tent right now we have a very narrow idea of what the", "clymglxoMb8-00181-00103000-00103496": "academic is supposed to do their job they write their academic articles and something else you", "clymglxoMb8-00182-00103496-00103920": "brought up the the interdisciplinarity that you're trying to foster there", "clymglxoMb8-00183-00104008-00104576": "silos between departments means that we talk to narrower and narrower communities and that further", "clymglxoMb8-00184-00104576-00105232": "isolates us and such that like i my work is in the area of organizational theory institutional theory", "clymglxoMb8-00185-00105232-00105664": "i do it in a tradition in business schools very often different than sociology very definitely", "clymglxoMb8-00186-00105664-00106224": "different than public policy which is very strange right and so how do we break down those silos and", "clymglxoMb8-00187-00106224-00106768": "broaden the tense so that yeah you can do the basic research you have a place within the academy", "clymglxoMb8-00188-00106768-00107424": "but others may want to do work that's more closer to the real world and application keeping in mind", "clymglxoMb8-00189-00107424-00107840": "that there is a line you don't cross it of advocacy and things like that we do want to", "clymglxoMb8-00190-00107840-00108440": "maintain some kind of boundaries over knowledge generation but applied knowledge you know going", "clymglxoMb8-00191-00108440-00109096": "beyond just the basic research model getting into stokes pastors quadrant where it's more applied", "clymglxoMb8-00192-00109096-00109824": "more useful someone has to do that and if we just simply you know when i hear academics mock", "clymglxoMb8-00193-00109824-00110376": "something oh so-and-so read that wrote about that in such-and-such a journal you know 20 years ago", "clymglxoMb8-00194-00110376-00110824": "i laughed i was like did anyone read that beyond their narrow academic community because if they", "clymglxoMb8-00195-00110824-00111456": "if how do you expect it to get out of there i mean when i meet senior professors close to retirement", "clymglxoMb8-00196-00111544-00111848": "and they feel frustrated that the world has recognized their genius", "clymglxoMb8-00197-00111904-00112344": "i often wonder well what did you do to bring it to the public and if you think you just", "clymglxoMb8-00198-00112344-00112888": "wrote it in academic journal you contributed to public conversation you didn't and that's that's", "clymglxoMb8-00199-00112888-00113472": "the problem and so we do have these very insular conversations where academics talk", "clymglxoMb8-00200-00113472-00113959": "to each other in this very knowing way yeah and because to bring it out into the public", "clymglxoMb8-00201-00114056-00114608": "you have to speak differently you have to engage differently um there's a problem that academics", "clymglxoMb8-00202-00114608-00115248": "have we call it the knowledge deficit model then the logic is i'm talking to the average person", "clymglxoMb8-00203-00115248-00115656": "that person's brain is half full i'm going to pour my knowledge into their brain they will", "clymglxoMb8-00204-00115656-00116064": "think like me and they'll make right decisions no one likes to be treated like that when the", "clymglxoMb8-00205-00116064-00116544": "deficit model is a huge error it's a huge error huge error so you have to engage you", "clymglxoMb8-00206-00116544-00116952": "have to listen as much as talk and let's face it a lot of academics aren't very good at listening", "clymglxoMb8-00207-00117008-00117632": "um when i hear academics say things like well the literature says it is so off-putting to the people", "clymglxoMb8-00208-00117632-00118040": "they're talking to because if you're not familiar with literature how do you engage right yeah yeah", "clymglxoMb8-00209-00118040-00118456": "exactly so so uh you know one of the things that's kind of interesting you know you talked about sort", "clymglxoMb8-00210-00118456-00118959": "of we're at these different types of i guess we call them challenges slash crises you're at this", "clymglxoMb8-00211-00119016-00119424": "social transformation moment for rapidly accelerating social transformation we've got", "clymglxoMb8-00212-00119424-00119944": "all kinds of things going on so even picking your own area like organizational theory so clearly we", "clymglxoMb8-00213-00119944-00120511": "haven't organized ourselves either at the national government level the state of michigan level", "clymglxoMb8-00214-00120511-00120928": "picking your own state government which has been running so fabulously the last couple of years", "clymglxoMb8-00215-00120928-00121535": "uh you know we we we we haven't figured out how to take on really complicated things", "clymglxoMb8-00216-00121535-00122056": "that are moving really quickly so in certain private sector enterprises they've done that", "clymglxoMb8-00217-00122056-00122552": "in certain public sector enterprises outside of the military they haven't done that uh and so", "clymglxoMb8-00218-00122552-00123056": "and so this notion of how do you get people to to work and to transit and to move back and forth but", "clymglxoMb8-00219-00123056-00123424": "let me add another thing to this and the other thing i read and the reason i was so excited about", "clymglxoMb8-00220-00123424-00123944": "your book was that the engaged scholar also meant that maybe academics would take responsibility", "clymglxoMb8-00221-00124016-00124488": "for things that is well we got that wrong or we should have done more of this or it", "clymglxoMb8-00222-00124488-00124888": "turns out there's a design limit to the michigan state government that we ought to really take a", "clymglxoMb8-00223-00124888-00125359": "look at or taking elections you know we have all this democratic theory and we don't seem", "clymglxoMb8-00224-00125359-00125816": "to be able to implement an actual democratic theory uh because we have design limits and so", "clymglxoMb8-00225-00125816-00126383": "so how would you how would you how would you restructure academia itself to say well why", "clymglxoMb8-00226-00126383-00126783": "don't we figure out how to produce an actual functioning democracy with one person one vote", "clymglxoMb8-00227-00126840-00127311": "uh and and why is it that we can't do that because we're all split up we got so many", "clymglxoMb8-00228-00127311-00127640": "different ways that we're looking at things so how would you take on something like that well i mean", "clymglxoMb8-00229-00127711-00128152": "what we're talking about here i think this is very germane of the book is that the challenges we face", "clymglxoMb8-00230-00128152-00128935": "today are systemic they're not these isolated not all of them are these isolated discrete problems", "clymglxoMb8-00231-00128935-00129448": "there are these systemic problems whether it's climate change or income inequality or any number", "clymglxoMb8-00232-00129448-00129992": "of issues and so they can't be handled from one lens alone if you really want to work on these", "clymglxoMb8-00233-00129992-00130720": "problems in a very serious way then they need to be addressed by a diverse group of people from", "clymglxoMb8-00234-00130720-00131208": "multiple disciplines and but here again here's some of the problems well where are you going", "clymglxoMb8-00235-00131208-00131768": "to publish that multi-disciplinary journals are very hard to come by and we are ruled", "clymglxoMb8-00236-00131768-00132336": "by our list of a-level journals and so these cross-disciplinary teams become problematic", "clymglxoMb8-00237-00132400-00133080": "until you're full then you don't care um you may be called less thorough but why should you care", "clymglxoMb8-00238-00133160-00133600": "when you're a junior faculty member you need to do this carefully and thoughtfully", "clymglxoMb8-00239-00133600-00134136": "because you can sabotage your own chance of tenure unless the rules are changed but but there's", "clymglxoMb8-00240-00134136-00134624": "there's a sociology here that's at work that is so inwardly focused and in some ways so selfish", "clymglxoMb8-00241-00134624-00135088": "now at the same time you got to protect it so that you can allow the new ideas to emerge and so forth", "clymglxoMb8-00242-00135088-00135696": "and so on but this notion of systemic problems i've been making the case increasingly so that", "clymglxoMb8-00243-00135808-00136336": "the very negative outcomes that we're going to feel from global climate change which was probably", "clymglxoMb8-00244-00136336-00136912": "avoidable uh are basically partly a result of a non-systemic approach partly the result of", "clymglxoMb8-00245-00136912-00137384": "the silos and academia that is i've been saying this that we actually contributed to the problem", "clymglxoMb8-00246-00137496-00138080": "by the notion of not allowing for economic theory to work well with with other kinds of decision", "clymglxoMb8-00247-00138080-00138752": "making or environmental science working well with something else and so so how do we go ahead so go", "clymglxoMb8-00248-00138752-00139160": "ahead go ahead no because i was going to want to build on that because and when you look at it from", "clymglxoMb8-00249-00139160-00139776": "one discipline one lens you're by definition incomplete therefore you said why can't we", "clymglxoMb8-00250-00139776-00140320": "remit our mistakes if you find a flaw or a mistake you're afraid to admit it for fear of weakening", "clymglxoMb8-00251-00140376-00140848": "respect or trust in the institution and yet i think that people would trust the institution more", "clymglxoMb8-00252-00140848-00141376": "if it was honest more honest and open saying okay this is why for example we said that", "clymglxoMb8-00253-00141376-00141936": "bacon was bad now it's not so bad why this is why the data is changing on covet itself", "clymglxoMb8-00254-00141936-00142512": "i mean it's hard work it's messy talk to dr fauci how hard that is but it's far worse you know they", "clymglxoMb8-00255-00142512-00143024": "say it's the cover-up you know when someone sees a cover-up things get messy and roger pilka again", "clymglxoMb8-00256-00143024-00143488": "wrote about this that the the objective of the scientists put everything out there don't narrow", "clymglxoMb8-00257-00143488-00143920": "it because once you do that people will distrust the institution yeah so so one of the things when", "clymglxoMb8-00258-00143920-00144520": "uh washington who was one of the founders who didn't go to college was self-educated uh you", "clymglxoMb8-00259-00144520-00145032": "know he argued several times while he was president for a national university and his", "clymglxoMb8-00260-00145032-00145520": "idea of the national university was could you build a university in service to the nation and", "clymglxoMb8-00261-00145520-00145928": "of course all of our big public universities and a lot of our private universities and community", "clymglxoMb8-00262-00145928-00146272": "colleges and others they all believe they're in service to the nation and of course they are", "clymglxoMb8-00263-00146328-00146840": "because you know we're not doing nothing it's just we're not doing enough uh and and and so we're", "clymglxoMb8-00264-00146840-00147440": "we're we're necessary but grossly insufficient right but let's face it though we do research", "clymglxoMb8-00265-00147440-00147928": "you know i i quote uh jane lucchenko's idea of the science and social contract which i really", "clymglxoMb8-00266-00147928-00148400": "like that we have an obligation responsibility to provide a service to society with the money", "clymglxoMb8-00267-00148400-00149080": "and the support they give us yet let's face it also we write our academic papers they go into", "clymglxoMb8-00268-00149080-00149656": "journals often behind pay walls um the taxpayer paid for that race research through through", "clymglxoMb8-00269-00149656-00150440": "tuition dollars or through taxes and um we put a line on a rise away and move on i mean that we", "clymglxoMb8-00270-00150440-00150880": "have an obligation a responsibility to provide a service to society i feel that very very strongly", "clymglxoMb8-00271-00150944-00151408": "and you know some schools were founded on this idea a lot of land-grant schools", "clymglxoMb8-00272-00151408-00151968": "were designed around this to provide a service but even they've started to drift yeah they're", "clymglxoMb8-00273-00151968-00152712": "we're driven by donors we're driven by um politics where we we've lost our way i think and then out", "clymglxoMb8-00274-00152712-00153096": "here in the desert in the hinterland we just decided to build what we think we need and then", "clymglxoMb8-00275-00153096-00153648": "and then see if we can get it done before someone kills us off and so well you're certainly getting", "clymglxoMb8-00276-00153648-00154152": "attention michael i mean you're doing something that people are noticing i mean you are actually", "clymglxoMb8-00277-00154152-00154584": "because there's a need for a new model i see that beth has joined us again so we may be we may be", "clymglxoMb8-00278-00154584-00155120": "moving into the question session right beth i do because there's so many questions there's dozen", "clymglxoMb8-00279-00155120-00155800": "questions so um i'm gonna start by consolidating a few and and i'm gonna mr michael for you first", "clymglxoMb8-00280-00155800-00156400": "given what you're trying to accomplish at asu several people have asked what what is the impact", "clymglxoMb8-00281-00156472-00156904": "you're looking for in the public sphere and the second part of that question is", "clymglxoMb8-00282-00156960-00157792": "should the researcher start with that question in mind when they embark on a question to answer yeah", "clymglxoMb8-00283-00157792-00158272": "let me let me just narrow it down and i think it fits in with andy's model the engaged scholar so", "clymglxoMb8-00284-00158272-00158688": "we still live in a society where 20 of the kids that go to high school don't graduate and 50", "clymglxoMb8-00285-00158688-00159096": "of kids that go to high school don't come out with a high school really a solid high school", "clymglxoMb8-00286-00159096-00159528": "education they don't know what they need to know are we responsible for that we say yes", "clymglxoMb8-00287-00159600-00160000": "and so if we are responsible for that that means we start measuring our scholarship our", "clymglxoMb8-00288-00160000-00160640": "output our people products everything against that objective the objective should be the graduation", "clymglxoMb8-00289-00160640-00161248": "with successful learning outcomes of every single child anything lacking that i mean that's what", "clymglxoMb8-00290-00161248-00161744": "engaged scholars would do so we're not doing the scholarship about some theoretical discussion", "clymglxoMb8-00291-00161744-00162264": "we're producing a million high school dropouts a year and oh by the way we the universities", "clymglxoMb8-00292-00162264-00162728": "trained all the teachers all the superintendents and all the principals and they're producing a", "clymglxoMb8-00293-00162728-00163216": "million high school dropouts a year and so and so the notion is could you could you engage", "clymglxoMb8-00294-00163216-00163792": "scholarship in a new way where the objective is no high school dropouts uh and and that then is a", "clymglxoMb8-00295-00163792-00164176": "completely engaged scholarly institution and those are the kinds of things that we're doing here", "clymglxoMb8-00296-00164448-00164856": "on that michael's looking at high school and coming up to college", "clymglxoMb8-00297-00164936-00165320": "let's flop that and bring it forward as well because i think one of the problems", "clymglxoMb8-00298-00165376-00166088": "in our society right now is the the the the populist needs more continuing education", "clymglxoMb8-00299-00166088-00166720": "constant education as they develop through life i mean james madison warned about this if you're if", "clymglxoMb8-00300-00166720-00167288": "your populist isn't well educated you're going to have a hard time having a solid democracy", "clymglxoMb8-00301-00167288-00167592": "you could have right you could have riots at the capitol i mean you could have anything happen", "clymglxoMb8-00302-00167672-00168336": "and so the university can play that role of i think about it in the book expand broaden your", "clymglxoMb8-00303-00168336-00168872": "conception of the classroom it's not just people who come in and pay tuition to come to my classes", "clymglxoMb8-00304-00168872-00169448": "i think of the engaged scholars thinking about the classroom much broader and trying to educate", "clymglxoMb8-00305-00169448-00170056": "other people within society not just those that pay tuition yeah absolutely um that's really", "clymglxoMb8-00306-00170056-00170640": "helpful um but let me let me just hone in because another question came in about the same thing", "clymglxoMb8-00307-00170640-00171088": "should a researcher should they be thinking about public scholarship when they embark on a research", "clymglxoMb8-00308-00171088-00171520": "question or like how important is that or is it really after the fact that they've done their", "clymglxoMb8-00309-00171520-00172112": "basic science or moving something forward and i'll give that one to you okay that's a really that's", "clymglxoMb8-00310-00172112-00172672": "a really interesting question i've had debates about that with my colleagues there are some who", "clymglxoMb8-00311-00172672-00172968": "really feel that you you can't put that listener's test in the front", "clymglxoMb8-00312-00173024-00173800": "that you embark on an academic inquiry and then maybe that work will come out useful later uh", "clymglxoMb8-00313-00173800-00174376": "maybe decades or even a century later that's not unheard of and so the academic inquiry precedes", "clymglxoMb8-00314-00174440-00175296": "by the same token if you just allow your theoretical driven questions to take you a certain", "clymglxoMb8-00315-00175296-00175784": "place the notion that that will automatically be able to be translated for practice will be", "clymglxoMb8-00316-00175784-00176256": "purely coincidental if it's designed for a particular purpose to add to theory for example", "clymglxoMb8-00317-00176320-00176760": "then it would be coincidental and i can suddenly take that and translate that for the public", "clymglxoMb8-00318-00176760-00177144": "so i wouldn't put the litmus test in the front but that doesn't mean that everything coming out", "clymglxoMb8-00319-00177144-00177776": "the other end is going to be useful at least now michael do you have any thoughts on that well i", "clymglxoMb8-00320-00177776-00178224": "mean you know i think there's all kinds of reasons that you pursue knowledge or do knowledge and all", "clymglxoMb8-00321-00178224-00178744": "i'm saying is that they should probably be of equal status and so if you're pursuing something", "clymglxoMb8-00322-00178744-00179152": "solely for the pursuit of some unknown thing based on some unknown theory you know you know", "clymglxoMb8-00323-00179224-00179800": "why do red photons move more quickly than blue photons okay well yeah let's figure that out uh", "clymglxoMb8-00324-00179800-00180400": "and so and but i think that what we have we need we we need more deliberateness and more breadth", "clymglxoMb8-00325-00180400-00181032": "of understanding of what is academia we need a broader view of academia yeah i will say for those", "clymglxoMb8-00326-00181032-00181504": "who were not with us in the beginning there's a question about if bacon is unhealthy and we've had", "clymglxoMb8-00327-00181504-00182184": "a question said wait bacon is not unhealthy i i've missed the beginning of this but uh", "clymglxoMb8-00328-00182408-00182568": "it just depends how much bacon you eat", "clymglxoMb8-00329-00182768-00183376": "um so so this is a question that there's many questions about this and it really gets to where", "clymglxoMb8-00330-00183376-00183776": "is engaged scholarship and where is advocacy right like where where do you draw the line how", "clymglxoMb8-00331-00183776-00184376": "do you distinguish between engaged scholarship and action research uh gina you know so so uh both of", "clymglxoMb8-00332-00184376-00184848": "you but andy we'll start with you that is such an important question especially early in your career", "clymglxoMb8-00333-00184912-00185520": "the the line is is blurry and you can step over it and you lose the stature of the object", "clymglxoMb8-00334-00185624-00186088": "the stature of the university the knowledge generation and the knowledge advocacy", "clymglxoMb8-00335-00186168-00186728": "there has to be a handoff because otherwise you're seen as an activist that loses your credibility", "clymglxoMb8-00336-00186728-00187408": "as a scientist but the line is so blurry and you you get a tiptoe for it and let's face it", "clymglxoMb8-00337-00187408-00188008": "it's more dangerous earlier in your career than later you you overstep when you're coming up for", "clymglxoMb8-00338-00188008-00188656": "tenure that can cost you when you're full you can start to move forward do we become", "clymglxoMb8-00339-00188656-00189216": "like noam chomsky clearly someone who's cost way over the line and is very much an advocate but", "clymglxoMb8-00340-00189360-00189984": "questionable whether that he has lost his position on that as a as a as a knowledge generator you", "clymglxoMb8-00341-00189984-00190376": "have others like paul krugman jeffrey sachs they stepped out and they said okay i'm going to be a", "clymglxoMb8-00342-00190376-00190984": "pundit that's the role i'm going to play but as a professor you got to be very careful but", "clymglxoMb8-00343-00191056-00191576": "don't be too timid either don't always play it safe stand by what you've done your work", "clymglxoMb8-00344-00191576-00192056": "on stand by your knowledge base and bring it to the fore even if it if it offends people", "clymglxoMb8-00345-00192248-00192664": "go ahead michael i think the only thing on that is short and that is that you know advocacy is in", "clymglxoMb8-00346-00192664-00193352": "the context of a uh policy debate or a policy unknown or a policy resolution thing and so", "clymglxoMb8-00347-00193352-00193816": "and so people just have to understand that that scholarship and advocacy are not necessarily the", "clymglxoMb8-00348-00193816-00194312": "same kind of thing even applied scholarship even engaged scholarship they're not the same and so", "clymglxoMb8-00349-00194312-00194816": "you just have to sort of know where you are on the roadmap now you know i i can take an advocacy", "clymglxoMb8-00350-00194816-00195336": "position about a certain kind of research or the importance of a certain kind of research because", "clymglxoMb8-00351-00195336-00195744": "and and the results of that research without being a political advocate i'm just telling you that", "clymglxoMb8-00352-00195744-00196232": "you know messenger rna research that leads to the development of new vaccines that can be", "clymglxoMb8-00353-00196232-00196720": "developed rapidly to respond to new things entering the human ecosystem that's good", "clymglxoMb8-00354-00196912-00197456": "but so it's different than advocacy per se you know political advocacy no i think i", "clymglxoMb8-00355-00197456-00197880": "think i think i think it is a blurry line but i totally agree that distinction is is paramount", "clymglxoMb8-00356-00197992-00198648": "so this is a question for michael um students that are coming into asu like where do they", "clymglxoMb8-00357-00198648-00199144": "stand on this idea of public scholarship is there a desire for um it's certainly", "clymglxoMb8-00358-00199144-00199680": "the conversation we see a lot of post-docs in younger career scholars who want to be more", "clymglxoMb8-00359-00199736-00200160": "engaged and it's difficult so could you address that well we have tried to", "clymglxoMb8-00360-00200160-00200776": "create an environment where our students can find a welcome soil to plant their ideas in", "clymglxoMb8-00361-00200776-00201504": "and and you know move in a new trajectory so we're not focused on producing phds only for the academy", "clymglxoMb8-00362-00201504-00202104": "we're you know we believe a phd is a functionally important level of training and level of thinking", "clymglxoMb8-00363-00202104-00202528": "and type of thinking and type of approach to all kinds of things and that we should be producing", "clymglxoMb8-00364-00202584-00202968": "more people with that kind of training and that kind of background across a broader spectrum of", "clymglxoMb8-00365-00202968-00203472": "things so we're looking for for that so we've been we've been producing lots of phds in our", "clymglxoMb8-00366-00203472-00203952": "new school of sustainability and a few of them go into academia and many of them go into industry", "clymglxoMb8-00367-00203952-00204424": "or they go into government they go into policy they go into design and so so the key for us is", "clymglxoMb8-00368-00204424-00204848": "to make certain that people don't think that we're just plato's academy plato producing", "clymglxoMb8-00369-00204928-00205448": "you know aristotle or socrates or whoever else comes out of the system so well i've been asking", "clymglxoMb8-00370-00205448-00206167": "any of that question i will say by the number of people writing from asu for the conversation they", "clymglxoMb8-00371-00206167-00206760": "can write me also just send me the questions right andy could you take a sabbath as well yeah i mean", "clymglxoMb8-00372-00206896-00207504": "you know i i think academia is changing i'm seeing incremental elements i think of it like foster's", "clymglxoMb8-00373-00207504-00208200": "s-curve and it could turn the corner and really start to take off if you are going into a phd now", "clymglxoMb8-00374-00208288-00208816": "um i would encourage you to think about adding engagement to a portfolio while also recognizing", "clymglxoMb8-00375-00208816-00209176": "that right now the rules are the rules and if you want to survive in academia", "clymglxoMb8-00376-00209288-00209712": "to get tenure look at the understanding of the rules if one school were to come out and say you", "clymglxoMb8-00377-00209712-00210104": "know what for tenure we're going to come up with a different set of standards follow these standards", "clymglxoMb8-00378-00210104-00210464": "and and you're going to get you know you can come up for 10-year you'd be crazy to follow them", "clymglxoMb8-00379-00210464-00210896": "because unless you're guaranteed 10-year you have to go on the open market and if you don't have a", "clymglxoMb8-00380-00210896-00211432": "saleable packet you're not going to get a job but i like what michael said that if we train people", "clymglxoMb8-00381-00211488-00212040": "to focus on really important questions a you're going to be focusing on something that's going", "clymglxoMb8-00382-00212040-00212440": "to get you out of bed 20 or 30 years from now because you really care about it to me", "clymglxoMb8-00383-00212440-00213016": "it's like the idea of a vocation or a calling it's it's got to be deep inside you and then", "clymglxoMb8-00384-00213096-00213919": "if you decide that with your phd you can better realize your vocation by going into academia", "clymglxoMb8-00385-00213919-00214671": "or a think tank or business or government go that way what a phd should do is train you how to think", "clymglxoMb8-00386-00214671-00215344": "how to ask really good questions and how to answer them and you decide how you want to play that game", "clymglxoMb8-00387-00215344-00215736": "but to pre-ordain that at the beginning is that we're only going to produce phds", "clymglxoMb8-00388-00215736-00216240": "that are going to be my offspring as a professor i'm going to make little clones so that i can", "clymglxoMb8-00389-00216240-00216719": "create this this aura around me that's that's that's part of the problem and we need to break", "clymglxoMb8-00390-00216719-00217519": "that down i do think personally that as you do engage scholarship as you do connect as you do", "clymglxoMb8-00391-00217519-00217904": "bring your work out into the real world your work is going to be better because you're going to get", "clymglxoMb8-00392-00217904-00218296": "tested you're going to get better questions and your subsequent research is going to be better", "clymglxoMb8-00393-00218296-00218896": "informed and on your go i do think that there's a virtuous circle here right we've gotten lots", "clymglxoMb8-00394-00219080-00219519": "i think you're right man this sort of is a good segue um just keeping track of the time", "clymglxoMb8-00395-00219519-00220008": "into several questions we have actually more than several from early career scientists", "clymglxoMb8-00396-00220008-00220496": "saying saying this and i'll read one from cynthia the biggest issue for me as a postdoc trying to", "clymglxoMb8-00397-00220496-00220967": "work in the area of transdisciplinary engaged scholarship is funding very rarely will peer", "clymglxoMb8-00398-00220967-00221423": "reviewers for funding application or applications themselves demonstrate an understanding of what", "clymglxoMb8-00399-00221423-00222096": "you're talking about here um so she goes she goes on other people go on to say what how do", "clymglxoMb8-00400-00222096-00222832": "you convince funders that public scholarship is interesting and also trans-disciplinary", "clymglxoMb8-00401-00222832-00223336": "if i could read into the question a bit yeah i i'll just say that you know with the with the new", "clymglxoMb8-00402-00223336-00223952": "uh uh frontiers act that's moving forward in one form or another with the sort of the rebirth of a", "clymglxoMb8-00403-00223952-00224392": "concept for the national science foundation and other things that are going on with an emphasis", "clymglxoMb8-00404-00224392-00224992": "within the nsf and other agencies as well as many foundations the whole notion of transdisciplinary", "clymglxoMb8-00405-00224992-00225584": "funding is accelerating rapidly i mean the amounts of funding types of funding types of projects uh", "clymglxoMb8-00406-00225640-00226112": "there's even a ranking now of by the nsf of the top interdisciplinary schools you know who's", "clymglxoMb8-00407-00226112-00226712": "working in the most interdisciplinary project spaces and uh uh and as well as institutions you", "clymglxoMb8-00408-00226712-00227192": "know so we put we put most of our internal research investment in transdisciplinary", "clymglxoMb8-00409-00227192-00227623": "and interdisciplinary thinking because it is a little bit more difficult to get i i think that", "clymglxoMb8-00410-00227623-00228032": "to the to cynthia to the to the postdocs and others wanting to move in this direction just", "clymglxoMb8-00411-00228032-00228440": "don't give up i mean just keep going just get every shekel wherever you can find it", "clymglxoMb8-00412-00228528-00229136": "and and you're going to find people interested in your problem set out there so i think the world is", "clymglxoMb8-00413-00229136-00229800": "moving uh up wave that is we're getting an oceanic uplift in resources for transdisciplinary thinking", "clymglxoMb8-00414-00229800-00230271": "moving forward so to cynthia and others don't don't be discouraged uh just sort of keep at it", "clymglxoMb8-00415-00230271-00230792": "i think the resources are out there and and you know there's a trajectory they'll they'll be on", "clymglxoMb8-00416-00230792-00231328": "the front of this wave and if they stick at it and this starts to catch on they're going to be one of", "clymglxoMb8-00417-00231328-00231840": "the pioneers one of the leaders yeah that's one of the benefits of being a first mover but it's", "clymglxoMb8-00418-00231840-00232392": "harder there's no question it's harder yeah one thing that we haven't talked about four minutes", "clymglxoMb8-00419-00232392-00232832": "for for michael left and then andy there's lots of questions specifically mdu as well", "clymglxoMb8-00420-00232832-00233464": "is how do we fix the system right like you talk about this disconnect between uh academic research", "clymglxoMb8-00421-00233464-00233840": "and public scholarship how does that system get fixed and i'm gonna give that to michael first", "clymglxoMb8-00422-00233919-00234600": "you know i'm a big sort of the system don't pay that much attention to it basically uh assume", "clymglxoMb8-00423-00234600-00235032": "that your role i mean you have to survive also i mean so i got that i understand that and and", "clymglxoMb8-00424-00235032-00235576": "i you know i will say i've survived and so while at the same time attacking the system and so", "clymglxoMb8-00425-00235576-00236208": "so you attack the system by not accepting it in its totality you attack it by contributing to", "clymglxoMb8-00426-00236208-00236744": "new ways to advance it new ways to think about it and so i you know i'm not a big person that", "clymglxoMb8-00427-00236744-00237208": "thinks that you need to calculate your path to success by emulating something that occurred", "clymglxoMb8-00428-00237208-00237871": "40 or 50 years ago uh uh that that's just not the way the world is and so you have to be courageous", "clymglxoMb8-00429-00237871-00238432": "uh and take your chances and and and and if all else fails your ideas will still have been", "clymglxoMb8-00430-00238432-00238904": "produced so think of what you don't produce as your ideas because you're playing the game only", "clymglxoMb8-00431-00238960-00239536": "uh and so i i just think that there's you know you only live once you know why why play just the", "clymglxoMb8-00432-00239536-00240048": "game why not actually edge it out there and move it out there and take a calculated set of risks", "clymglxoMb8-00433-00240104-00240600": "uh moving forward and then as andy suggests as you build a little bit more foundation under", "clymglxoMb8-00434-00240600-00241167": "you then you take more and more risks and then when you become a full professor protected by the", "clymglxoMb8-00435-00241167-00241584": "the license of tenure which allows you to work on the topics that you want to work on", "clymglxoMb8-00436-00241584-00242216": "then take lots of risks and and uh move out into into new areas and so you got to sort of always", "clymglxoMb8-00437-00242216-00242816": "have your eye on disruption not just on on uh what's what's called normal science by [ __ ] i", "clymglxoMb8-00438-00242816-00243344": "mean it's like you know i'm gonna fall asleep if if if everybody pays attention just to that so", "clymglxoMb8-00439-00243400-00244048": "yeah really well said and if andy you want to add anything we have only about a minute left", "clymglxoMb8-00440-00244048-00244464": "for for michael i didn't know if you wanted to i want to be brief because i want to hear more", "clymglxoMb8-00441-00244464-00244856": "from michael but you know deb myerson at stanford has this idea called the tempered", "clymglxoMb8-00442-00244856-00245376": "radical which i really like you're tempered you fit but you're a radical you keep these ideas uh", "clymglxoMb8-00443-00245376-00245944": "in your head and in local spontaneous moments you start to bring them out as you develop as", "clymglxoMb8-00444-00245944-00246408": "you start to advance new things become visible because you've taken these chances and you will", "clymglxoMb8-00445-00246408-00247040": "progress and you will grow if you just try and look at the rules and follow the extrinsic rules", "clymglxoMb8-00446-00247040-00247584": "you will shrivel and die i mean you will become something contorted not yourself yeah focus on", "clymglxoMb8-00447-00247584-00248128": "the internal motivations for what you're doing you're going to be a unique person a unique", "clymglxoMb8-00448-00248128-00248712": "professor you're going to unique scholar in being who you want to be yeah i agree with deb very much", "clymglxoMb8-00449-00248712-00249208": "i think that's a very very clear articulation of what of what we need to do and and if you", "clymglxoMb8-00450-00249208-00249719": "don't you're basically driving metal wheeled vehicles on metal tracks also known as railroads", "clymglxoMb8-00451-00249784-00250208": "there's no creativity in railroads and so you've got to understand the railroad you've got to", "clymglxoMb8-00452-00250208-00250544": "measure it very very carefully you got to you know you got to pass through your phd program you got", "clymglxoMb8-00453-00250544-00250904": "to do this you got to do this you got to do this but then as i like to say sometimes just take", "clymglxoMb8-00454-00250904-00251432": "those metal wheels off and put on your off-road wheels and then move out and then be able to come", "clymglxoMb8-00455-00251432-00251919": "back and still work on the tracks as you need to then move out then come back and work still on", "clymglxoMb8-00456-00251919-00252376": "the tracks and so she's got it absolutely right so i do have to go it's nice to see everybody uh", "clymglxoMb8-00457-00252432-00252967": "andy great book i hope everybody has a chance to get it and uh it really is disruptive in a design", "clymglxoMb8-00458-00252967-00253336": "sense and so i'm hopeful that a lot of people take a look at it so thank you very much michael", "clymglxoMb8-00459-00253336-00253767": "yeah beth thank you for the invitation so we're going to continue on we've got lots and lots of", "clymglxoMb8-00460-00253896-00254440": "thanks um andy there's lots of questions for you so i'm going to know i'm going to", "clymglxoMb8-00461-00254440-00254912": "i'm just going to read a couple so david asks um andy mentioned tenured and full professors a", "clymglxoMb8-00462-00254912-00255400": "bit while speaking can andy sing more about quote sabotage and what junior scholars should avoid as", "clymglxoMb8-00463-00255400-00255832": "they work to be engaged scholars um and it goes on but why don't you take that because there's", "clymglxoMb8-00464-00255832-00256440": "a few questions like that meaning they will be sabotaged or they'll sabotage their own careers", "clymglxoMb8-00465-00256440-00257080": "yeah i think he's right how do you do i think do you suffer the criticism of your peers sometimes", "clymglxoMb8-00466-00257080-00257552": "when you become a public scholar how do you avoid that well i mean play the game carefully", "clymglxoMb8-00467-00257552-00257984": "if you're a junior scholar recognize the rules of the game be tempered you know", "clymglxoMb8-00468-00258208-00258928": "i've seen some junior faculty or even doctoral students who want to do blogging and that's", "clymglxoMb8-00469-00258928-00259536": "great and then they fill the resume with blocks and then they have like one academic paper or", "clymglxoMb8-00470-00259536-00260119": "not even any academic papers but lots of blogs i would consider that very unwise you know signaling", "clymglxoMb8-00471-00260256-00260823": "putting out the front you do have to you know michael used the analogy of a railroad i use", "clymglxoMb8-00472-00260823-00261271": "the analogy of a musician a musician has to learn how to play the scales then they have", "clymglxoMb8-00473-00261271-00261712": "to learn how to play other people's music then they can start to advance and start to play jazz", "clymglxoMb8-00474-00261784-00262248": "so learn your scales understand that you're going to be tested on your scales and then", "clymglxoMb8-00475-00262248-00262768": "start to develop there's an important point here though is that if you if you shunt all interest", "clymglxoMb8-00476-00262768-00263248": "and engagement until you get tenure full it's going to be it's going to be hard to re-engage it", "clymglxoMb8-00477-00263352-00264088": "the passion will die you will become enculturated in what's safe and easy i'm going to keep", "clymglxoMb8-00478-00264088-00264720": "producing those little academic papers because that's what i've always done i had a colleague put", "clymglxoMb8-00479-00264720-00265112": "it in a very funny way he says one of the problems with their field is we have too many senior", "clymglxoMb8-00480-00265112-00265496": "professors thinking like junior professors they keep doing the same thing they always did as an", "clymglxoMb8-00481-00265496-00266048": "assistant professor and that's really unfortunate so think about the arc of your career we don't do", "clymglxoMb8-00482-00266048-00266568": "that i never thought about what it meant to be an associate professor until i was one never thought", "clymglxoMb8-00483-00266568-00266976": "about what it meant to be a full professor until i was one i'm not starting to think about what", "clymglxoMb8-00484-00266976-00267512": "do i be perhaps as an emeritus professor these are different stages in life and each one has a", "clymglxoMb8-00485-00267512-00267936": "different role different set of responsibilities i do think my role now as a full professor", "clymglxoMb8-00486-00268016-00268536": "is to attend to the institution because no one does that because there's no reward for it yet", "clymglxoMb8-00487-00268536-00269040": "it's important work and it's it's meaningful to me and that should be good enough", "clymglxoMb8-00488-00269264-00269648": "that's great there's several questions about nsf but let me let me ask this very kind of", "clymglxoMb8-00489-00269648-00270376": "provocative question um from scott uh is it reason let me see if there's a couple like these um is it", "clymglxoMb8-00490-00270376-00270920": "reasonable to imagine community members as citizen scientists who as experts in living with issues", "clymglxoMb8-00491-00270920-00271432": "can function as peer reviewers for publication and advancement that's so out of the system i", "clymglxoMb8-00492-00271432-00271960": "realize but i think it's an interesting question why because because if you are engaged you're a", "clymglxoMb8-00493-00271960-00272608": "citizen scholar you're not capable or qualified to peer review i don't quite get that i think i think", "clymglxoMb8-00494-00272608-00273200": "i think that scott is is questioning this idea right now academic journals are peer reviewed by", "clymglxoMb8-00495-00273200-00273840": "your peers in the academic specialty would it be worth it to have a member of the public in there", "clymglxoMb8-00496-00273840-00274584": "oh oh that's interesting that's very interesting i mean i think that question as it relates to tenure", "clymglxoMb8-00497-00274664-00275168": "is a very interesting one because i do want to see when i came up for tenure i said can", "clymglxoMb8-00498-00275168-00275448": "i get some business i'm a business school professor and i have some business people", "clymglxoMb8-00499-00275544-00275984": "or at least one write a letter and they said no it's irrelevant and that's starting to change", "clymglxoMb8-00500-00276064-00276624": "um when we start to think about people on tenure committees if they're only cut in", "clymglxoMb8-00501-00276624-00277056": "the dried you know a level publication the only thing that matters it's going to be very hard", "clymglxoMb8-00502-00277136-00277520": "to get through that process if you have engagement as part of your portfolio", "clymglxoMb8-00503-00277520-00278200": "in terms of the journals certainly the really theoretical ones it's very hard to read and", "clymglxoMb8-00504-00278200-00278784": "there is value in the rigor that's in there so someone from the general public they're", "clymglxoMb8-00505-00278784-00279408": "probably not so good but in some of the journals that get more into the real world i think there is", "clymglxoMb8-00506-00279408-00279984": "a place for there now not just somebody walking in off the street but if you are doing something on", "clymglxoMb8-00507-00279984-00280656": "a particular topic that as someone you know someone my work someone from a major corporation", "clymglxoMb8-00508-00280656-00281224": "ford would have something to say about my papers that are more applied in their orientation to say", "clymglxoMb8-00509-00281336-00281952": "either this is total nonsense this is another academic living in the cloud and no connection", "clymglxoMb8-00510-00281952-00282496": "the real world or this is a very interesting set of observations that can inform me and it's always", "clymglxoMb8-00511-00282496-00283016": "challenging i remember when i first did my first academic work and part of it was with the folks", "clymglxoMb8-00512-00283016-00283408": "at amaco which doesn't exist anymore i remember the vice president right away he said no that", "clymglxoMb8-00513-00283408-00283808": "that doesn't work that way but after he thought about it he came back and goes you know andy", "clymglxoMb8-00514-00283864-00284272": "i've been thinking about it and i think you're right and that's the challenge and that's the", "clymglxoMb8-00515-00284272-00284856": "the real gift of being an academic we can see it when in the classroom we bring practitioners", "clymglxoMb8-00516-00284856-00285352": "in the classroom they tell war stories which are great what an academic does take it all together", "clymglxoMb8-00517-00285352-00285960": "put it into a model tell a story use it to be able to inform other practice that's what we do", "clymglxoMb8-00518-00285960-00286416": "yeah yeah that's great that's exactly right um this is uh there's a lot of there's a lot", "clymglxoMb8-00519-00286416-00287000": "of advice seeking in these questions but um if some personal and some not but um i like this", "clymglxoMb8-00520-00287000-00287488": "one is a nice one an anonymous attendee how can we effectively create research visibility for", "clymglxoMb8-00521-00287488-00287896": "the public where it's both readily accessible and understandable now i know this is what your", "clymglxoMb8-00522-00287896-00288640": "whole book is about which is amazing but i think several um listeners uh or watchers are really", "clymglxoMb8-00523-00288640-00289120": "eager to find out like what what does impact look like you know and and what is that what is that", "clymglxoMb8-00524-00289176-00289504": "that you know that well there are two questions there how do we make our work", "clymglxoMb8-00525-00289624-00290440": "accessible and understandable and that's not easy um you need to become multilingual um i can go", "clymglxoMb8-00526-00290440-00290800": "into my academic jargon right now and you're gonna look at me like what the world are you", "clymglxoMb8-00527-00290800-00291240": "talking about andy but it serves a purpose in certain audiences and then i can go into", "clymglxoMb8-00528-00291240-00291696": "a business audience i use a different language a different style a different tone i can walk into", "clymglxoMb8-00529-00291696-00292120": "an environmental nonprofit again a different language a different style a different tone", "clymglxoMb8-00530-00292216-00292784": "you have to develop it and it takes time and what comes with that also is finding your voice", "clymglxoMb8-00531-00292928-00293480": "if you are merely repeating what's in papers you're not really informing you're just passing", "clymglxoMb8-00532-00293480-00293984": "along knowledge but you're not bringing it together in a way that's digestible and usable", "clymglxoMb8-00533-00293984-00294424": "and accessibility is key there are some scholars that i know that are brilliant in their field", "clymglxoMb8-00534-00294512-00295256": "that couldn't couldn't explain their work to even a group of professors because they're so steeped", "clymglxoMb8-00535-00295344-00295984": "in their jargon and their models and things like that um i'm blanking on what the second part of", "clymglxoMb8-00536-00295984-00296624": "that question was um i think i forgot it too it was we were talking about um how do you actually", "clymglxoMb8-00537-00296624-00297312": "what what what actually is impact look like yeah this is this is this is the 64 000 question that", "clymglxoMb8-00538-00297312-00297784": "universities are asking now you know if we're going to start to reward impact how do we measure", "clymglxoMb8-00539-00297784-00298200": "it because we we don't know how to do anything unless we measure it we measure citation counts h", "clymglxoMb8-00540-00298200-00298744": "index a level publications we know how to do that which i think going back to michael's comments is", "clymglxoMb8-00541-00298744-00299184": "really warp things because too many times we just bean count i mean there are some schools that give", "clymglxoMb8-00542-00299184-00299656": "you a bonus if you publish an a-level journal does it matter what you wrote about no you got it in", "clymglxoMb8-00543-00299656-00300248": "a-level journal and that that creates a very weird set of circumstances such as for example i get", "clymglxoMb8-00544-00300248-00300776": "credit for writing an a-level publication that's for a very narrow academic community if i write", "clymglxoMb8-00545-00300776-00301304": "something for my students not in the not in the award system write something for business people", "clymglxoMb8-00546-00301304-00301808": "not the remote system i find that bizarre but how do you measure impact that's what people trying to", "clymglxoMb8-00547-00301808-00302336": "crack right now so you've got some metrics being formed alt metric impact story plum x there's some", "clymglxoMb8-00548-00302336-00302928": "big money behind that trying to track it trying to make it work some schools allow like i said", "clymglxoMb8-00549-00302928-00303512": "an impact statement are you interviewed by the press do you have a citation reference a quote", "clymglxoMb8-00550-00303512-00304096": "in the newspaper schools like this but they don't know how to measure it and even the conversation", "clymglxoMb8-00551-00304160-00304712": "i've used this as an example you know the average academic paper is cited ten point eight times", "clymglxoMb8-00552-00304864-00305216": "eighty percent of humanities articles are never cited thirty percent of social security", "clymglxoMb8-00553-00305216-00305864": "so social science articles never cited yet we get tenure for this now what if you had a piece in the", "clymglxoMb8-00554-00305864-00306384": "conversation that a million hits and i'm thinking of ricky rude right now he has one that has that", "clymglxoMb8-00555-00306440-00307032": "are you going to tell me that that doesn't matter compared to a citation count of 10.8", "clymglxoMb8-00556-00307144-00307696": "that doesn't make any sense so how do we measure that now on the flip side there's something very", "clymglxoMb8-00557-00307696-00308280": "interesting there was a survey of academics in the united kingdom and they were asking about academic", "clymglxoMb8-00558-00308280-00308856": "life and on the questions on on engagement and impact a lot of them left it blank but those that", "clymglxoMb8-00559-00308856-00309520": "did a lot of them said please don't measure it please don't quantify it because once you do that", "clymglxoMb8-00560-00309520-00309896": "then we're going to be rewarded for that and not rewarded for other stuff you're going to ruin", "clymglxoMb8-00561-00309896-00310416": "the creativity in it i do it because i want to because it's meaningful it would be kind of like", "clymglxoMb8-00562-00310600-00311128": "like the movie dead poet society where they have the equation on how to calculate the", "clymglxoMb8-00563-00311128-00311608": "quality of a poem and and robin williams tell the class tear it up throw it out", "clymglxoMb8-00564-00311680-00312256": "is engagement more of an art than a science i i don't think so i hope not don't get too", "clymglxoMb8-00565-00312256-00312792": "constraining on how you define it because it's constantly changing as well i can i can talk to a", "clymglxoMb8-00566-00312792-00313192": "high school group of high school students i could talk to a group of senior citizens i can publish", "clymglxoMb8-00567-00313192-00313608": "in the conversation i can speak at a business conference there are many many ways to do this", "clymglxoMb8-00568-00313608-00313976": "and constantly changing now i think that's really that gets it a lot of questions i think that's", "clymglxoMb8-00569-00313976-00314472": "that's really valuable because it we struggle with it too the conversation um so i just want", "clymglxoMb8-00570-00314472-00314776": "to say there's so many questions everyone we're not going to get to all them but we still have", "clymglxoMb8-00571-00314776-00315248": "a few more to go and i'll i'll i will save them and share with andy and we'll try to maybe do a", "clymglxoMb8-00572-00315248-00316112": "q a or something if we can but um uh tattushi from uh kent state university has a question um how do", "clymglxoMb8-00573-00316112-00316632": "scholars create time and resources to walk through this process of public engagement with research", "clymglxoMb8-00574-00316632-00317064": "um what is andy's personal experiences of managing this process how have you done it", "clymglxoMb8-00575-00317064-00317536": "a concrete example would be very helpful yeah this is this isn't this is an interesting question", "clymglxoMb8-00576-00317648-00318288": "you're going to need to take some time to learn how to do this and there is increasingly training", "clymglxoMb8-00577-00318288-00318864": "on doing this whether it's at universities um you know stony brook has the ellen alda center", "clymglxoMb8-00578-00318864-00319464": "on science communication national academies as the science and science communication", "clymglxoMb8-00579-00319464-00319944": "aaas i went through the leopold leadership fellows program so you're gonna have to", "clymglxoMb8-00580-00319944-00320536": "get outside your comfort zone you're gonna have to learn it beyond that i do think that", "clymglxoMb8-00581-00320536-00321064": "you know i'll talk to colleagues they have a paper done they say you should write something", "clymglxoMb8-00582-00321064-00321416": "and get it out there a short piece and they say i don't have time to do that i'm thinking", "clymglxoMb8-00583-00321560-00322264": "you just spent three years producing this paper you don't have an afternoon to summarize it in", "clymglxoMb8-00584-00322264-00322872": "500 700 words um send it to the conversation i'll give you an editor i i have trouble believing that", "clymglxoMb8-00585-00322928-00323680": "and you know you'll you'll write it and then maybe npr or some other media they'll pick it up and", "clymglxoMb8-00586-00323680-00324424": "invite you to talk about it um and it's meaningful it's gratifying it's energizing it's it to my mind", "clymglxoMb8-00587-00324488-00325216": "if it takes a little more time it gives it back and in re-energizing engaging that passion you", "clymglxoMb8-00588-00325216-00325744": "know in in human resource management we always talk about the idea that if you want someone", "clymglxoMb8-00589-00325744-00326400": "really engaged in their work connect them to the person who benefits from your work if you're a", "clymglxoMb8-00590-00326400-00326912": "carpenter let them see the owner's pleasure in what you build and it will change and same here", "clymglxoMb8-00591-00327040-00327648": "academia can too easily become extremely monastic but if you bring it out into the world it really", "clymglxoMb8-00592-00327648-00328232": "does energize you and make you want to do this more and i don't think it's a significant amount", "clymglxoMb8-00593-00328232-00328840": "of time at least in the implementation but again you have to learn how to write in a different way", "clymglxoMb8-00594-00328840-00329560": "and also you know i bring it up in the book you know you have to be prepared for this that", "clymglxoMb8-00595-00329560-00330200": "the public engagement is not always nice um i write about climate change i get hate mail at", "clymglxoMb8-00596-00330200-00330720": "first it's stung but i've learned to to roll with it um but you know if you want to say", "clymglxoMb8-00597-00330720-00331096": "something important there's a very famous quote i still can't attribute it because if you're not", "clymglxoMb8-00598-00331096-00331520": "offending anyone you never took a stand if you're saying something important in the public you will", "clymglxoMb8-00599-00331520-00332152": "get blowback accept it engage it embrace it i do want to answer there's so many questions we can't", "clymglxoMb8-00600-00332152-00332472": "get to them all everyone and i apologize for that but there's been three questions", "clymglxoMb8-00601-00332640-00333136": "talking more about this idea of not just the academic becoming a public scholarship", "clymglxoMb8-00602-00333136-00333632": "but the the public scholar becoming an academic and there's a couple of examples", "clymglxoMb8-00603-00333632-00334184": "of nicole hannah jones who's denied tenure at the university of north carolina so it and", "clymglxoMb8-00604-00334184-00334520": "you don't have to address that specifically but does engage scholarship depend not only", "clymglxoMb8-00605-00334520-00335040": "on academics breaking free of tradition but non-academics being welcomed into the academy", "clymglxoMb8-00606-00335176-00335960": "yeah yeah that gets to the the snobbery that um that um michael was alluding to", "clymglxoMb8-00607-00335960-00336576": "that if we if we i know this is a term that's fraught that a lot of people have trouble with", "clymglxoMb8-00608-00336576-00337608": "the term public intellectual but if we do take it in in its intended sense of just trying to", "clymglxoMb8-00609-00337608-00338016": "have an intellectual in society who who says things who brings things forward that", "clymglxoMb8-00610-00338080-00338840": "that change how people think then they don't only reside in the university you know jacoby has the", "clymglxoMb8-00611-00338840-00339448": "book the last intellectuals he talks about you know upton sinclair you know bertrand russell i", "clymglxoMb8-00612-00339448-00339968": "mean these these these people that well bertrand russell was an academic but up to sinclair or", "clymglxoMb8-00613-00339968-00340608": "rachel carson others that wrote tremendously influential tremendously rigorous thinking", "clymglxoMb8-00614-00340688-00341256": "from outside the confines of a university and i think that you know there are many people", "clymglxoMb8-00615-00341256-00341864": "today that i read that aren't academics that have tremendous impact on how i think so the", "clymglxoMb8-00616-00341864-00342384": "idea that the intellectual only exists in the university does the university and society a", "clymglxoMb8-00617-00342384-00343008": "disservice and so i would like to see that line blurring i mean look at look at michael pollan i", "clymglxoMb8-00618-00343008-00343632": "mean he's written some great stuff and now he he jumps back and forth over the line i think", "clymglxoMb8-00619-00343632-00344272": "he's at berkeley he's been at harvard but he's still doing his thing free from the pressures of", "clymglxoMb8-00620-00344328-00344824": "publisher parish publish he has to publish or survive because he has to make money doing it but", "clymglxoMb8-00621-00344824-00345448": "but he's certainly a an intellectual and in one i would i would stack up against an academic any day", "clymglxoMb8-00622-00345448-00345872": "right right yeah i know i think that's it it's a really interesting question we struggle with the", "clymglxoMb8-00623-00345872-00346376": "conversation because our our barrier is you have to be affiliated with an academic institution and", "clymglxoMb8-00624-00346440-00346976": "there is a thing but but but we do have to wrap this up it's been such an engaging hour and i'm", "clymglxoMb8-00625-00346976-00347536": "so grateful andy that you came we're going to show a discount code for the engaged scholar", "clymglxoMb8-00626-00347536-00348064": "you know i i read it in a day and i i i loved it not only because it andy who was written for", "clymglxoMb8-00627-00348064-00348776": "the conversation it embodies our belief but for anyone in academia just i i i would love to leave", "clymglxoMb8-00628-00348776-00349328": "you with i'd like to ask you this one anecdote of why many people got into academia and it's", "clymglxoMb8-00629-00349328-00349832": "to save the world to help the world and andy i would love if you'd be so kind just tell that", "clymglxoMb8-00630-00349832-00350496": "anecdote about um when you talked ask people who climate scientists we would do that and then we'll", "clymglxoMb8-00631-00350496-00350944": "and then we'll show the discount code yeah i uh i gave a talk at a university i won't name", "clymglxoMb8-00632-00350944-00351360": "the university but it was a bunch of it was at a business school and business school scholars", "clymglxoMb8-00633-00351360-00351912": "caring about environmental issues sustainability and in the q and a we got a little fired up on", "clymglxoMb8-00634-00351912-00352424": "this topic because i was doing an academic paper we got on on this topic i said let's do a survey", "clymglxoMb8-00635-00352480-00352832": "how many people in this room are concerned about climate change and all the hands went", "clymglxoMb8-00636-00352832-00353256": "up and then i said how many people do research on climate change most of the hands stayed up i", "clymglxoMb8-00637-00353256-00353672": "said how many are aiming that research at a level publications all the hands stayed up i said how", "clymglxoMb8-00638-00353672-00353976": "many think one of those a-level publications is going to do anything about climate change", "clymglxoMb8-00639-00353976-00354592": "and all the hands came down and i said what's the problem here what are we doing why are we", "clymglxoMb8-00640-00354592-00355144": "doing this if not to try and address into climate change that really got a lot of people thinking", "clymglxoMb8-00641-00355144-00355688": "oh wait a minute what's going on here yeah i think that's that's a great place to end i get apologies", "clymglxoMb8-00642-00355688-00356200": "we can get to everyone's questions maybe we'll have to do this again um and uh andy thank you", "clymglxoMb8-00643-00356200-00356744": "so much for for arranging this math it was a real pleasure yeah can't wait to see your 18th book", "clymglxoMb8-00644-00356968-00357488": "not really quite anyone who actually wrote 17 books but here we are that i've read", "clymglxoMb8-00645-00357488-00357952": "one i'll read more so thank you so much right bye everyone thank you so much for", "clymglxoMb8-00646-00357952-00358584": "attending", "clymglxoMb8-00647-00359240-00359248": "you"}}, {"audio_id": "clyX64yp6q8", "text": {"clyX64yp6q8-00000-00000000-00000200": "Palindrome in Python"}}, {"audio_id": "clLwlegoTNQ", "text": {"clLwlegoTNQ-00000-00000178-00000405": "'Seogyo Son Kalguksu Sujebi'", "clLwlegoTNQ-00001-00000438-00000716": "Near by Hapjeong Station.", "clLwlegoTNQ-00002-00000792-00001114": "'Kimchi Jeon' made from Kimchi and flour.", "clLwlegoTNQ-00003-00001150-00001398": "Many Kimchis. it also side dishs and free.", "clLwlegoTNQ-00004-00001622-00001973": "Crispy side is the BEST part of Kimchijeon!", "clLwlegoTNQ-00005-00002602-00002782": "Sujebi served", "clLwlegoTNQ-00006-00002814-00003004": "Sujebi is kind of noodle.", "clLwlegoTNQ-00007-00003030-00003332": "Rip off the dough and put in boiling soup.", "clLwlegoTNQ-00008-00003372-00003684": "Feel nippy?  have a Sujebi makes you happy"}}, {"audio_id": "cn6o3xtE4nY", "text": {"cn6o3xtE4nY-00001-00000929-00001029": "Saumya Tandon", "cn6o3xtE4nY-00006-00002280-00002403": "Bhabhi Ji Ghar Par Hai"}}, {"audio_id": "cnmqaDzVQoY", "text": {"cnmqaDzVQoY-00000-00072000-00077764": "caution : Wind So strong, set your volume to comfortable"}}, {"audio_id": "cnJY2o1FE_E", "text": {"cnJY2o1FE_E-00000-00000193-00000316": "Well, Lord", "cnJY2o1FE_E-00001-00000316-00000465": "there will be fishing!", "cnJY2o1FE_E-00002-00000465-00000565": "Lord", "cnJY2o1FE_E-00003-00000565-00001163": "Are the fish there yet?", "cnJY2o1FE_E-00004-00001163-00001309": "Tell me, will there be any fishing?", "cnJY2o1FE_E-00005-00001309-00001471": "Did you have good fishing yesterday?", "cnJY2o1FE_E-00006-00001471-00001497": "Yes!"}}, {"audio_id": "do5QMxf5Xuk", "text": {"do5QMxf5Xuk-00001-00006778-00007048": "Hi everyone, it’s Yeonwoo.", "do5QMxf5Xuk-00002-00007048-00007384": "Skincare in summer is so much work, isn’t it?", "do5QMxf5Xuk-00003-00007384-00007614": "Skincare in summer is so much work, isn’t it?", "do5QMxf5Xuk-00004-00007614-00007790": "But you have to open those pores ( so hot)", "do5QMxf5Xuk-00005-00007790-00008059": "do the nose mask and close the pores again", "do5QMxf5Xuk-00006-00008064-00008610": "But all the famous exfoliators and pore masks can only do so much.", "do5QMxf5Xuk-00007-00008610-00008890": "Don’t we all want a simple routine that you can do at home?", "do5QMxf5Xuk-00008-00008920-00009120": "Let’s exfoliate at home with me!!!!!!", "do5QMxf5Xuk-00009-00009176-00009804": "Let’s exfoliate and get rid of the black heads in a really simple way!", "do5QMxf5Xuk-00010-00009820-00010140": "I’ve posted a vlog where I visit a dermatologist", "do5QMxf5Xuk-00011-00010140-00010394": "Ever since I posted that, I receive so many DM", "do5QMxf5Xuk-00012-00010394-00010652": "offering dermatologist peeling treatments.", "do5QMxf5Xuk-00013-00010654-00011448": "I guess it would be really nice to get my skin exfoliated from a dermatologist if I had time and money", "do5QMxf5Xuk-00014-00011448-00011672": "But it’s not easy to do that!", "do5QMxf5Xuk-00015-00011672-00011978": "Meanwhile, our skin just gets worse during summer time with the heat", "do5QMxf5Xuk-00016-00012002-00012620": "So today, I want to show you an amazing item that can use at home", "do5QMxf5Xuk-00017-00012620-00012997": "That gives you the same effect as the dermatologist but much simpler", "do5QMxf5Xuk-00018-00013060-00013247": "This is AmpleN Oxygen Peeling", "do5QMxf5Xuk-00019-00013268-00013760": "I’ve tried and tested it many times.", "do5QMxf5Xuk-00020-00013762-00014476": "It’s already a great benefit that you can get the peeling treatment with this at home", "do5QMxf5Xuk-00021-00014724-00015059": "STEP1 is this Vita scrub!", "do5QMxf5Xuk-00022-00015060-00015491": "The beads are not too big or small", "do5QMxf5Xuk-00023-00015491-00016300": "It’s very dense and it’s just enough size to peel off those dead skincells.", "do5QMxf5Xuk-00024-00016300-00017032": "I think the more I use it, the brighter my skin gets as the name ‘Vita scrub’ suggests.", "do5QMxf5Xuk-00025-00017092-00017376": "Apply it all over the face avoiding the eye area.", "do5QMxf5Xuk-00026-00017734-00018168": "The reason that I really wanted to recommend this Oxygen peeling set is this!", "do5QMxf5Xuk-00027-00018190-00018508": "STEP2. Oxygen Peeling Activator.", "do5QMxf5Xuk-00028-00018508-00019134": "At dermatologist, they warm up your skin and open the pores before they start the peeling.", "do5QMxf5Xuk-00029-00019134-00019676": "When this activator meets the scrub, it heats up in a really pleasant way.", "do5QMxf5Xuk-00030-00019680-00020204": "That heat and the AHA/BHA ingredients will melt down the dead skin cells and blackheads", "do5QMxf5Xuk-00031-00020204-00020584": "When the scrub and the peeling meet, it lathers up J", "do5QMxf5Xuk-00032-00020612-00020960": "Rub it on with rolling motion on the problematic area", "do5QMxf5Xuk-00033-00021004-00021438": "Then wash it off in 1~2 minutes! (It’s so simple)", "do5QMxf5Xuk-00034-00021936-00022422": "That’s all you needed for the peeling process.", "do5QMxf5Xuk-00035-00022472-00023428": "You don’t need to open up the pores, use separate masks for the nose and blackheads.", "do5QMxf5Xuk-00036-00023428-00023856": "I guess you might need a face mask to shrink your pores back.", "do5QMxf5Xuk-00037-00023894-00024418": "I’ve been using this constantly. (I haven’t been to a dermatologist for a while)", "do5QMxf5Xuk-00038-00024418-00024838": "Your skin feels really smooth after you wash it off.", "do5QMxf5Xuk-00039-00024850-00025306": "I keep coming back to this product as it’s addictive", "do5QMxf5Xuk-00040-00025340-00025570": "Look how clean my pores are.", "do5QMxf5Xuk-00041-00025716-00026168": "Also, it’s so easy to use and affordable.", "do5QMxf5Xuk-00042-00026170-00026492": "We all know how sensitive my skin is, right?", "do5QMxf5Xuk-00043-00026502-00027227": "I highly recommend it as it doesn’t irritate my sensitive skin at all", "do5QMxf5Xuk-00044-00027236-00027732": "For someone who’s been to dermatologists, I think this is compatible.", "do5QMxf5Xuk-00045-00027739-00028476": "I’ve been just doing the home-care ever since I met this product.", "do5QMxf5Xuk-00046-00028476-00028838": "I’m sure a lot of you are suffering from skin problems this summer.", "do5QMxf5Xuk-00047-00028868-00029395": "Trust me and use this! It’s only 3,000won.", "do5QMxf5Xuk-00049-00029445-00030233": "I hope you take care of your dead skin cells, blackheads and sebum simply at home with this", "do5QMxf5Xuk-00050-00030256-00030806": "You know I try so many skin care products and only recommend the ones that’s worth it."}}, {"audio_id": "do6Zt1WfEVk", "text": {"do6Zt1WfEVk-00000-00000008-00000186": "Going to school is so important,", "do6Zt1WfEVk-00001-00000208-00000368": "but school will look a bit different this year.", "do6Zt1WfEVk-00002-00000392-00000610": "We're going to wash our hands a lot", "do6Zt1WfEVk-00003-00000644-00000794": "and you'll mostly be with the same group", "do6Zt1WfEVk-00004-00000811-00000927": "of teachers and friends.", "do6Zt1WfEVk-00005-00000976-00001154": "You will have to wear masks sometimes", "do6Zt1WfEVk-00006-00001154-00001364": "and for some people, they'll wear them all the time.", "do6Zt1WfEVk-00007-00001400-00001576": "And if you feel sick, you'll have to stay home.", "do6Zt1WfEVk-00008-00001576-00001807": "The rules that we're putting in place", "do6Zt1WfEVk-00009-00001807-00002069": "are to help keep you safe at school.", "do6Zt1WfEVk-00010-00002069-00002152": "We all need", "do6Zt1WfEVk-00011-00002152-00002500": "to be kind, to be calm, and to be safe."}}, {"audio_id": "dofn_805f7A", "text": {"dofn_805f7A-00000-00000037-00001216": "To begin, I kindly ask you to state your name, what role you have in the centre, and if you can introduce to us the centre itself.", "dofn_805f7A-00001-00001216-00002103": "Good morning everyone, my name is Spinelli Giuseppe, I am an educator of the Freedom centre, since the centre was opened in 2018.", "dofn_805f7A-00002-00002103-00003202": "We take care of migrant and refugee girls, victims of trafficking, also in some cases with children.", "dofn_805f7A-00003-00003202-00005102": "Since 2018 to today, many girls have been welcomed to the centre, in need of all-round help, and this is somehow what we do.", "dofn_805f7A-00004-00005202-00005888": "The core, the heart of our work is precisely designing long and medium-term projects", "dofn_805f7A-00005-00005892-00006708": "for the girls, in such a way as to be able to offer them the maximum extent of care and", "dofn_805f7A-00006-00006708-00006808": "support.", "dofn_805f7A-00007-00006905-00007656": "In the course of our work, we have always tried to create networks, looking for new", "dofn_805f7A-00008-00007656-00008608": "partners, with the aim of working jointly with other centres that take care of girls", "dofn_805f7A-00009-00008608-00009564": "or other vulnerable subjects, such as migrants, the way we do.", "dofn_805f7A-00010-00009564-00010607": "In our attempt of creating links, we have come to know, among many entities, about your organisation, CESIE.", "dofn_805f7A-00011-00010607-00011201": "Since the beginning of the summertime, you have been here with us to perform a series", "dofn_805f7A-00012-00011201-00012121": "of activities, carried out either at our centre, either at your offices in Palermo.", "dofn_805f7A-00013-00012121-00013037": "In the framework of these activities, the girls were able to explore parts of them", "dofn_805f7A-00014-00013037-00013767": "that - perhaps - were still unknown, hidden behind many other thoughts", "dofn_805f7A-00015-00013767-00014100": "and many other criticalities.", "dofn_805f7A-00016-00014367-00015836": "Upon your experience all the way through, what is the impact that the project had on the girls?", "dofn_805f7A-00017-00015843-00016803": "It was certainly a very positive impact, which emerged also from the interviews that were", "dofn_805f7A-00018-00016803-00017453": "conducted to the girls right after the meetings, in which the girls expressed all their satisfaction", "dofn_805f7A-00019-00017453-00017945": "for the activities carried out, for the topics covered, for the many trainers who took part", "dofn_805f7A-00020-00017945-00018045": "in these meetings.", "dofn_805f7A-00021-00018243-00019272": "There was much enthusiasm, and the participation was really massive, which does not happen often.", "dofn_805f7A-00022-00019272-00019882": "In your case I can say that there was really a high level of participation, involving almost", "dofn_805f7A-00023-00019882-00020464": "all the girls, unless they were engaged in something", "dofn_805f7A-00024-00020464-00020659": "else, such as work commitments.", "dofn_805f7A-00025-00020659-00021169": "They were always happy to take part in these meetings with you.", "dofn_805f7A-00026-00021169-00022049": "Can you think about the strengths of our project?", "dofn_805f7A-00027-00022049-00022149": "Surely.", "dofn_805f7A-00028-00022149-00022978": "One of the strengths that we found was certainly your great ability to break down linguistic", "dofn_805f7A-00029-00022978-00023348": "and cultural barriers, but I think this is your target in a certain sense.", "dofn_805f7A-00030-00023348-00024268": "Another point in your favour was the ability to set up the meetings in an interactive mode,", "dofn_805f7A-00031-00024275-00025005": "in the true sense of the word, therefore never going to address issues only from a classical", "dofn_805f7A-00032-00025005-00025225": "lecture point of view.", "dofn_805f7A-00033-00025225-00025841": "Trying to involve the girls as much as possible also from an emotional point of view, and", "dofn_805f7A-00034-00025868-00026568": "not only for a mere learning purpose, which was not lacking anyways.", "dofn_805f7A-00035-00026601-00027591": "These are the strengths that we at Freedom feel we can emphasize.", "dofn_805f7A-00036-00027601-00028224": "Are there also critical issues, things that you think can be improved in the future?", "dofn_805f7A-00037-00028267-00029474": "Currently, in the light of all the meetings held, and those I took part personally when I had the occasion,", "dofn_805f7A-00038-00029474-00029840": "I can really say, it may seem strange, that we have not encountered", "dofn_805f7A-00039-00029840-00030177": "any real critical issue.", "dofn_805f7A-00040-00030277-00031090": "We were able to coordinate with each other, to integrate your work with ours,", "dofn_805f7A-00041-00031093-00031260": "without ever having a setback.", "dofn_805f7A-00042-00031360-00032090": "Myself, as well as my colleagues and my manager, are unable to identify any critical issues,", "dofn_805f7A-00043-00032097-00032425": "Thank you, Giuseppe.", "dofn_805f7A-00044-00032123-00032197": "because it seems that there are none.", "dofn_805f7A-00045-00032723-00032755": "Thanks to you."}}, {"audio_id": "dofstFuAKKk", "text": {"dofstFuAKKk-00000-00000030-00000582": "Welcome to our short video listing of the 10 most expensive places to live in the US please", "dofstFuAKKk-00001-00000582-00001164": "click description link to learn more in our 3 minute video as these are listed with rankings", "dofstFuAKKk-00002-00001164-00001854": "based on annual income per household. if you find value please like And subscribe thanks"}}, {"audio_id": "domNZjCjTQM", "text": {"domNZjCjTQM-00000-00000000-00000426": "on the amount of information you're requesting and also depending on", "domNZjCjTQM-00001-00001376-00001476": "[Music]", "domNZjCjTQM-00002-00001476-00002130": "Hey my friend! 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it to do this which I can show you in just a minute", "domNZjCjTQM-00037-00023940-00024438": "so let's say you're interested in creating content your blog posts anything like that", "domNZjCjTQM-00038-00024438-00025140": "you can actually come to clever AI copy and click on this copy AI button and it'll give you a whole", "domNZjCjTQM-00039-00025140-00025632": "you know as you can see I've been using it for a long time so before we go and show you exactly", "domNZjCjTQM-00040-00025632-00026406": "what you can do with it let me get you going first you're going to want to go to bonus.cleverray copy", "domNZjCjTQM-00041-00026406-00026922": "you can certainly go to clever AI copy and just set up an account if you want but if you want a", "domNZjCjTQM-00042-00026922-00027744": "free 90-day use of the platform you can just go to bonus.cleverai copy.com let me actually put", "domNZjCjTQM-00043-00027744-00028386": "that in here and create put that on the screen so you can actually see it let me do that so", "domNZjCjTQM-00044-00028386-00029376": "uh clever okay all right copy right let's do that and let's do this just go to https", "domNZjCjTQM-00045-00029520-00030408": "bonus dot clever aikoppy.com all right so you're gonna go there let me just put that right on the", "domNZjCjTQM-00046-00030408-00031200": "screen or I guess this the color is not right hold on let me fix that we want a background color of", "domNZjCjTQM-00047-00031283-00031770": "or make it blue and let's make the background color black", "domNZjCjTQM-00048-00031872-00032495": "that all right so you can kind of see it now let me just resize it because I got it I mean", "domNZjCjTQM-00049-00032495-00033036": "normally I set this up ahead of time obviously and I completely forgot do that so all you got", "domNZjCjTQM-00050-00033036-00033810": "to do is go to bonus that cleverai copy.com to get your own 90 days free because otherwise you", "domNZjCjTQM-00051-00033810-00034386": "get 14 days free and you and depending on how much you want to use it you'll you might need", "domNZjCjTQM-00052-00034386-00034860": "to upgrade but the free account still lets you do quite a few things but still it's better to", "domNZjCjTQM-00053-00034860-00035430": "get 90 days of the more advanced account than to get the free account all right so anyways go", "domNZjCjTQM-00054-00035430-00035964": "there and get that done so I'm just gonna make this go away now okay now I'm gonna show you", "domNZjCjTQM-00055-00036168-00036588": "um some of the use cases let me just log out here and go into an account that has", "domNZjCjTQM-00056-00036588-00037248": "just the basic that is not doesn't have any features or and you know", "domNZjCjTQM-00057-00037248-00037746": "sorry it doesn't have any session started so you can see how it works so let's go in", "domNZjCjTQM-00058-00037746-00038418": "here I'm going to log in as I don't even know which one yeah maybe no I'm not sure uh test", "domNZjCjTQM-00059-00038574-00039048": "let me just see I gotta make sure I get an account here that's actually working", "domNZjCjTQM-00060-00039126-00039786": "I actually should have checked first let me actually go and do that in here", "domNZjCjTQM-00061-00039972-00040590": "well let me just go in here and just duplicate this that bring it over to the other screen so", "domNZjCjTQM-00062-00040590-00041232": "I can go and fiddle I I should have set up an account first I totally forgot before starting", "domNZjCjTQM-00063-00041232-00041736": "this recording so let me just pause the recording right now and get that done and we'll be right", "domNZjCjTQM-00064-00041736-00042210": "back actually what we're going to do is I'm actually going to go on this bonus that clever", "domNZjCjTQM-00065-00042210-00042708": "AI copy and I'm going to put in an a name just a bogus name and an email just to kind of show you", "domNZjCjTQM-00066-00042708-00043236": "how this works so you go in there you put your name on there and you click on this and it will", "domNZjCjTQM-00067-00043236-00043812": "basically activate an account for you and you got to go check your email for Access Link in", "domNZjCjTQM-00068-00043812-00044346": "the password this video I have to you know what I actually forgot I gotta set up this video and", "domNZjCjTQM-00069-00044346-00044736": "but you'll probably have it when you actually go there but let me just pause the recording", "domNZjCjTQM-00070-00044736-00045294": "and go to my emails and show you what the email looks like interesting so I could I just put an", "domNZjCjTQM-00071-00045294-00045906": "email with no no valid email right so okay so CIS that's the problem I got a typo here", "domNZjCjTQM-00072-00045978-00047028": "so all right so let's just call this same thing and then let's do that and name", "domNZjCjTQM-00073-00047148-00047784": "all right so we do that and let's go check the email now all right so you're gonna need you're", "domNZjCjTQM-00074-00047784-00048210": "gonna get an email like this which just says welcome to cleveriana make sure of course it could", "domNZjCjTQM-00075-00048210-00048738": "be in your spam could be in your promotions folder so if you can't find it go into your all mail", "domNZjCjTQM-00076-00048738-00049284": "right go find it but it'll give you a link like this with a activation key so you just click on", "domNZjCjTQM-00077-00049284-00049944": "that and it opens up the website with that account and sets you up right so you first will see this", "domNZjCjTQM-00078-00049944-00050592": "page which will say welcome and it'll talk about you are ready to go and check out you can also go", "domNZjCjTQM-00079-00050592-00051090": "check some of these other Pages you might have other pages in there depending on updates that", "domNZjCjTQM-00080-00051090-00051762": "are done to the site but basically if you click on this it takes you to the actual clever AI tool", "domNZjCjTQM-00081-00051762-00052212": "which is where you can do all the things we talked about when I go to the about page here", "domNZjCjTQM-00082-00052355-00052788": "let's just load that up as a separate page that we were talking about the things you", "domNZjCjTQM-00083-00052788-00053208": "can do right you can create entire blog posts create course titles summaries descriptions", "domNZjCjTQM-00084-00053208-00053862": "lesson topics and funnels so how do you do all that with this platform let's actually", "domNZjCjTQM-00085-00053862-00054234": "show you some examples so first you will notice that there's different", "domNZjCjTQM-00086-00054354-00054876": "um types of sessions you can have you can have an ad hoc session which basically lets you type", "domNZjCjTQM-00087-00054876-00055367": "anything you want you have a blog post session where you enter the subject of your blog post", "domNZjCjTQM-00088-00055367-00055854": "the word cam the session count so let's do a blog post here just to show you how that", "domNZjCjTQM-00089-00055854-00056814": "works so let's say I want to generate a blog post about losing weight so how to lose uh 10 pounds", "domNZjCjTQM-00090-00057096-00057822": "I don't know how you write how do you write pounds there you go 10 pounds in 10 days using", "domNZjCjTQM-00091-00057960-00058541": "um let's see what we want to say using keto diet", "domNZjCjTQM-00092-00058836-00059472": "and exercises all right so this is just the topic you know it's just like the and", "domNZjCjTQM-00093-00059472-00060191": "then let's say I want uh 500 word count and I want five sections and we just click on submit", "domNZjCjTQM-00094-00060191-00060654": "and then it goes to work and it gives us I don't know how good this will be but that's", "domNZjCjTQM-00095-00060654-00061278": "the thing it's pretty cool what the tool will do with just very basic stuff that you tell it", "domNZjCjTQM-00096-00061344-00062141": "so it's working uh it's working right now doing its thing going to the um you know the AI engine", "domNZjCjTQM-00097-00062141-00062694": "and it's getting it to respond I'm gonna pause this and come back oh it was almost done when I", "domNZjCjTQM-00098-00062694-00063150": "clicked the pause so anyways as you can see right here it gives you the original uh content that", "domNZjCjTQM-00099-00063150-00063852": "you did basically it tells you how it requested the information and it tells you this is your", "domNZjCjTQM-00100-00063852-00064379": "blog right here look at that you got a Blog right here basically blog header 10 days are you looking", "domNZjCjTQM-00101-00064379-00065016": "for a way to effectively lose weight right it tells you but the section what is the keto diet", "domNZjCjTQM-00102-00065160-00065754": "um and then section two what are the benefits of the exercising um section three what are", "domNZjCjTQM-00103-00065754-00066282": "the exercise should I be doing so you can actually take this whole thing and copy it all and paste it", "domNZjCjTQM-00104-00066282-00066708": "in the blog post and there you go you got a blog post right is that code totally crazy what you can", "domNZjCjTQM-00105-00066708-00067458": "do okay what else now if I go to course copy it's going to be a course topic okay so losing weight", "domNZjCjTQM-00106-00067848-00068730": "losing weight what if I could write properly use losing weight with Keto", "domNZjCjTQM-00107-00068886-00069594": "keto and exercise right so keto and exercising", "domNZjCjTQM-00108-00069816-00070614": "so the course goal right so the course goal you're going to say something like um how to lose weight", "domNZjCjTQM-00109-00070746-00071658": "by eating keto Foods and exercising", "domNZjCjTQM-00110-00071760-00072408": "eggs are sizing 30 minutes a day", "domNZjCjTQM-00111-00072636-00073050": "that day all right so let's just say we do that oh actually that's not", "domNZjCjTQM-00112-00073050-00073878": "even true that's not the course goal the course goal is um lose 10 pounds", "domNZjCjTQM-00113-00074322-00075492": "after 30 days and keep it off keep it off learn new habits", "domNZjCjTQM-00114-00075720-00076116": "and enjoy the foods you eat", "domNZjCjTQM-00115-00076356-00077958": "whoops um have others look at you and be envious of your weight", "domNZjCjTQM-00116-00078096-00078618": "loss for example right so these are the goals of course what what you want your", "domNZjCjTQM-00117-00078672-00079260": "um attendee or your student to get out of this course right so the course length is", "domNZjCjTQM-00118-00079344-00080094": "I don't know let's say it's two hours and there's like 10 lessons so let's just see what this does", "domNZjCjTQM-00119-00080094-00080502": "again I'm gonna pause it and come back all right so once it's done by the way the amount of time it", "domNZjCjTQM-00120-00080502-00080982": "takes will depend on the amount of information you're requesting and also depending on", "domNZjCjTQM-00121-00081120-00081840": "um the how busy the the AI is working with other people right so here's of course look at that the", "domNZjCjTQM-00122-00081840-00082260": "course title it's got a course Title Here on by the way the other thing is when you first click", "domNZjCjTQM-00123-00082260-00082788": "on the on this section it selects all the text if you want to just select the section you got to", "domNZjCjTQM-00124-00082788-00083388": "click again to then select just the text you want so if I reload this page now when I click it it'll", "domNZjCjTQM-00125-00083388-00083892": "select everything only the first time afterwards you can select but as you can see look at that", "domNZjCjTQM-00126-00083892-00084552": "there's of course summary here description there's an there's the lessons introduction making healthy", "domNZjCjTQM-00127-00084552-00085146": "food choices creating fitness plan creating new habits enjoying the foods you eat and staying on", "domNZjCjTQM-00128-00085146-00085710": "track and look at that it's like insane obviously you need to create the content for this but this", "domNZjCjTQM-00129-00085710-00086256": "would give you a really good copy to actually start to promote maybe a course that you want", "domNZjCjTQM-00130-00086256-00086820": "to create right these are this is unbelievable I mean for me I think it's unbelievable I think", "domNZjCjTQM-00131-00086820-00087558": "it's totally insane how this does this so well all right so let's talk about a letter Creator let's", "domNZjCjTQM-00132-00087558-00088188": "say you want to create a letter that is a love letter to your wife so let's just say a letter", "domNZjCjTQM-00133-00088188-00088746": "type is a love letter uh the number of words is going to be 300 words it's going to be addressed", "domNZjCjTQM-00134-00088746-00089586": "to my wife and from uh yeah from let's just say husband well let's just say your name right from", "domNZjCjTQM-00135-00089586-00090126": "JS or from General sir I'm going to put my own name here and I can put my own wife's name here", "domNZjCjTQM-00136-00090126-00090708": "right and I'm just going to click on submit and it'll write a love letter to my wife right that's", "domNZjCjTQM-00137-00090708-00091380": "pretty cool so again the amount of time it takes depends on how busy the platform is it doesn't", "domNZjCjTQM-00138-00091380-00091812": "take that long depending on the letter right so as you can see right here my dearest Mindy I'm", "domNZjCjTQM-00139-00091812-00092286": "writing to you with express my deepest love and admiration anyways you get a love letter you can", "domNZjCjTQM-00140-00092286-00092850": "also do other kinds of things so let me just also show you what the options are under the options", "domNZjCjTQM-00141-00092850-00093510": "you're going to select the AI tone the AEI level so the tone can be friendly blabbering nonsensical", "domNZjCjTQM-00142-00093510-00093996": "mystical informative right you can have a different tone to the the actual text you can", "domNZjCjTQM-00143-00093996-00094704": "specify the level at which it speaks is it grade one level as a high school College University you", "domNZjCjTQM-00144-00094704-00095442": "can specify the AI model there's different models that are basically uh the faster ones are you know", "domNZjCjTQM-00145-00095442-00096012": "you can do this if you want to change that your temperament as well how the wording is going to", "domNZjCjTQM-00146-00096012-00096600": "be and then you can have an avatar here you can specify you know is it a married person is it is", "domNZjCjTQM-00147-00096600-00097170": "it an online marketer is it somebody who uses uh who has a their own business right you set", "domNZjCjTQM-00148-00097170-00097776": "your avatar and then the number of tokens is how many words that the platform will allow you to do", "domNZjCjTQM-00149-00097776-00098304": "so that's the options right here so let's talk about the ad hoc session so the ad hoc session", "domNZjCjTQM-00150-00098304-00098844": "lets you do pretty much anything you want right uh you can actually use like say for", "domNZjCjTQM-00151-00098844-00099522": "example emails here as you can see um it'll show you previous sessions you had before", "domNZjCjTQM-00152-00099648-00100320": "in this like say for example I want I can actually take this whole thing copy it all and go into ad", "domNZjCjTQM-00153-00100320-00100818": "hoc sessions and paste it right there and it'll generate me something similar to what we saw", "domNZjCjTQM-00154-00100818-00101424": "and this is kind of what I want to show you the process of this how this works all right", "domNZjCjTQM-00155-00101424-00101844": "so when you first when it first loads up as you can see this is very similar what we had there's", "domNZjCjTQM-00156-00101844-00102276": "probably going to be word changes and things like that because the way the platform works is it's", "domNZjCjTQM-00157-00102276-00102906": "randomized as to how it does things but what you can do when you're doing ad hoc sessions you can", "domNZjCjTQM-00158-00102906-00103614": "add some instructions to the request so let's say for example I want to say add me add some emojis", "domNZjCjTQM-00159-00103788-00104502": "to the text so I can just do that and say add to session or if you don't put anything here", "domNZjCjTQM-00160-00104502-00105102": "it'll just regenerate it again with the same query so you do this like this and then it'll", "domNZjCjTQM-00161-00105102-00105780": "process and it'll add some more in this case it'll add emojis to the output so there you go", "domNZjCjTQM-00162-00105780-00106242": "now you can see now there's little Emojis all over the place it kind of puts them in random", "domNZjCjTQM-00163-00106242-00106835": "based on what the topic is and it's pretty cool what it can do right anyways I think it's pretty", "domNZjCjTQM-00164-00106835-00107472": "cool now one of the things you'll notice here is there is a uh it kind of seems to stop right there", "domNZjCjTQM-00165-00107472-00108270": "and that's because we have too many words in our description so up here when we first did it right", "domNZjCjTQM-00166-00108270-00108785": "we said we wanted to have does it say anything it doesn't really say anything about the words", "domNZjCjTQM-00167-00108894-00109578": "um and then but we can probably tell it to make the words make it less make it more concise have", "domNZjCjTQM-00168-00109578-00110214": "it be less um uh specific okay but the other thing I want to show you here is you can tell right here", "domNZjCjTQM-00169-00110214-00110928": "that there is no tone specified no language specified no Avatar specified but the model", "domNZjCjTQM-00170-00110928-00111468": "is specified here the temperament is specified here the number of tokens oh that's why see I", "domNZjCjTQM-00171-00111468-00112098": "have it at a thousand right here so let's go back into my options and set my tokens to 2000.", "domNZjCjTQM-00172-00112206-00112950": "and let's set the tone to Friendly let's do all that like this let's make the tone uh actually", "domNZjCjTQM-00173-00113016-00113664": "make it uh professional all right and make it University level let's do that all right", "domNZjCjTQM-00174-00113664-00114348": "so that'll set all those to that and then if I go down here and I just go to the regenerate without", "domNZjCjTQM-00175-00114348-00115092": "putting anything in here it'll just regenerate this using the previous query that are up here", "domNZjCjTQM-00176-00115092-00115685": "in the blue areas right this text here it'll use this text as well so it basically regenerates the", "domNZjCjTQM-00177-00115685-00116364": "content and now I told it to use 2000 tokens right 2000 words now you can see it still has", "domNZjCjTQM-00178-00116532-00117222": "um it still skipped and that's because the number of tokens includes the request so it's not always", "domNZjCjTQM-00179-00117222-00117930": "perfect so you might need to specify I have a course and I want to have a lesson so what", "domNZjCjTQM-00180-00117930-00118374": "you would do here you would click on start new session right here or down here the same thing", "domNZjCjTQM-00181-00118374-00119196": "start new session and you can just do anything in here I can say for example help me to lose weight", "domNZjCjTQM-00182-00119333-00120654": "my uh my goal is 20 pounds in 30 days tell me the best exercises", "domNZjCjTQM-00183-00120816-00121026": "for whoops exercises", "domNZjCjTQM-00184-00121290-00122250": "for a uh 50 year old let's say for example uh male okay let's do that see what happens", "domNZjCjTQM-00185-00122466-00122940": "and look at that it gave me for a 50 year old man looking to lose 20 pounds in 30 days the", "domNZjCjTQM-00186-00122940-00123420": "best exercise with the combination of aerobic and strength Rick exercise your walking jogging", "domNZjCjTQM-00187-00123420-00123864": "swimming cycling how to burn calories and strengthen training so what about and then", "domNZjCjTQM-00188-00123864-00124854": "I can say it's something like this add dieting uh suggestions okay let's just do that then it'll add", "domNZjCjTQM-00189-00124854-00125538": "that'll basically add dieting instructions to this and you'll see kind of what it looks like see now", "domNZjCjTQM-00190-00125538-00126252": "it says over here it's important exercise healthy diet eating a balanced diet okay so now separate", "domNZjCjTQM-00191-00126366-00127248": "into a five day plan with diet and activities", "domNZjCjTQM-00192-00127530-00128070": "all right so then and this is the kind of stuff you can do with any content that you want right", "domNZjCjTQM-00193-00128070-00128676": "you can actually go in there add Hawk sessions and make it give you information uh based on", "domNZjCjTQM-00194-00128676-00129209": "what you're interested in right uh the other thing you might want to do is you might want", "domNZjCjTQM-00195-00129209-00129906": "to promote this and we're going to talk about that in just a little bit uh once this is done", "domNZjCjTQM-00196-00129906-00130385": "and I'll show you with that oh there you go so yeah so you see look at that day one day two day", "domNZjCjTQM-00197-00130385-00131082": "three day four this is insane how it can help with everything all sorts of different things", "domNZjCjTQM-00198-00131082-00131682": "now in this case I was just asking for exercising but let me let's talk about the actual platform", "domNZjCjTQM-00199-00131682-00132522": "use and promoting this platform so like as I was saying about um promoting it well the first", "domNZjCjTQM-00200-00132522-00132978": "thing you have to understand is that the the platform will let you use it for free for 90", "domNZjCjTQM-00201-00132978-00133974": "days if you go through that page right that bonus dot um clever AI copy.com if you want to use it", "domNZjCjTQM-00202-00133974-00134526": "past that time and maybe you want to understand what the implications are first you'll notice", "domNZjCjTQM-00203-00134526-00135258": "down here it says last 24 uh 24 hours number of sessions so this is the limits that you have you", "domNZjCjTQM-00204-00135258-00135774": "know as you can see on the 90-day trial you've got an insane amount of sessions you can do in", "domNZjCjTQM-00205-00135774-00136338": "30 sessions which is every time I put something new here or everything I put something new in", "domNZjCjTQM-00206-00136338-00136794": "the other ones they're called sessions it also shows you how many sessions you've used up in", "domNZjCjTQM-00207-00136794-00137376": "the last 24 hours right other thing is queries now the queries are the times you can put in", "domNZjCjTQM-00208-00137376-00138036": "like in this case I have one two three queries that I did in this particular session and then", "domNZjCjTQM-00209-00138036-00138582": "there's the number of tokens 6400 is how many I've done so far I've got 50k so there's quite", "domNZjCjTQM-00210-00138582-00139284": "a bit of quite a high limit on this account now if you go back to the plans here we click on the", "domNZjCjTQM-00211-00139284-00139908": "plans tab we can actually see the differences in the different plans you can see right here the", "domNZjCjTQM-00212-00139908-00140922": "maximum AI copy sessions per day so 3 10 30 90 or 200 maximum queries 20 50 150 500 2000 maximum uh", "domNZjCjTQM-00213-00140922-00141498": "thousand tokens so five thousand fifteen thousand fifty thousand so right now if I was in the free", "domNZjCjTQM-00214-00141498-00142134": "plan I would have expired that because I did six thousand tokens right so that would be uh over", "domNZjCjTQM-00215-00142134-00142578": "the the five thousand maximum right so that's the free plan as you can see right here there's a free", "domNZjCjTQM-00216-00142578-00143088": "plan there's a hobby plan dabbler plan copyrighted plan freelancer plan the prices are here based on", "domNZjCjTQM-00217-00143088-00143730": "the the price per month is here and the thing is that you can also be an affiliate to promote this", "domNZjCjTQM-00218-00143790-00144366": "and get a percentage of the commissions uh right here the percentages based on the plan you're on", "domNZjCjTQM-00219-00144366-00145074": "of whatever your referrals uh pay right so if I go to the about page we're talking about that", "domNZjCjTQM-00220-00145146-00145656": "um as well what else can we talk about funnel headers subheaders copy emails letters what else", "domNZjCjTQM-00221-00145656-00146304": "can we talk about uh it like I said you can do so much with this it's totally ridiculously crazy", "domNZjCjTQM-00222-00146304-00147084": "awesome just in case you're wondering if I go back to the uh the other thing that platform has is", "domNZjCjTQM-00223-00147084-00147552": "um messages you notifications right here you can actually send messages to other people", "domNZjCjTQM-00224-00147552-00148272": "on the platform that have a public profile if I go to more here you can see who public profiles", "domNZjCjTQM-00225-00148272-00149028": "are in the list here there's only me right now as the platform gets built and used it's really", "domNZjCjTQM-00226-00149028-00149544": "super new but you can use it and the other thing that this well no I'm not going to get into that", "domNZjCjTQM-00227-00149544-00150072": "so uh the other thing too is you can go here and you can set your profile picture right here", "domNZjCjTQM-00228-00150192-00150852": "so you can have a profile that people can see you can put a bio here you can put your name right", "domNZjCjTQM-00229-00150852-00151398": "your first name last name a username and then once you have that you click on the share button", "domNZjCjTQM-00230-00151398-00152088": "on any page like say I go to copy AI right here and I want to share this to get commissions from", "domNZjCjTQM-00231-00152088-00152538": "people who actually end up buying it I click on share and that'll give me the link right here", "domNZjCjTQM-00232-00152778-00153630": "to the copy AI page now there is a more under here copy AI which kind of gives you a little bit of", "domNZjCjTQM-00233-00153630-00154158": "this will this will be updated more there's going to be more information here actually I should", "domNZjCjTQM-00234-00154158-00154866": "probably put the same thing that's in the about page here as a kind of way of doing it but you can", "domNZjCjTQM-00235-00154866-00155430": "share this page here with your friends see as you can see it says user 825 with that at the end you", "domNZjCjTQM-00236-00155430-00155886": "can actually take this you can click on the copy here or share it to Facebook share it to like say", "domNZjCjTQM-00237-00155886-00156828": "I want to share it to LinkedIn I click on this it pops up a LinkedIn share button that lets me share", "domNZjCjTQM-00238-00156828-00157818": "this exact link to the platform and you can see it shows it sorry about that it shows the logo which", "domNZjCjTQM-00239-00157818-00158370": "should be better than that but it kind of lets you share the posts or share as a sharing a post", "domNZjCjTQM-00240-00158370-00158856": "I click on this and it lets me type stuff right and then share it as a post on LinkedIn right I", "domNZjCjTQM-00241-00158856-00159402": "can cancel this I'll just go like this leave the page but you can do that and it'll have your link", "domNZjCjTQM-00242-00159402-00160062": "there so that if anybody ever clicks on that link they'll be as a referral of yours if I go here", "domNZjCjTQM-00243-00160170-00160656": "there's actually referrals right here which will be empty obviously because this account is a test", "domNZjCjTQM-00244-00160656-00161136": "account there hasn't been any referrals you can also see your commissions I mean all that is all", "domNZjCjTQM-00245-00161136-00161490": "available on the platform how it works well I guess you can't oh yeah you can see it right", "domNZjCjTQM-00246-00161490-00162336": "there so that's the thing with clever copy AI or clever AI copy I should say clever AI copy you", "domNZjCjTQM-00247-00162336-00163062": "can get content for all these different things and you can have it do this now let me show you that", "domNZjCjTQM-00248-00163062-00163662": "as I said this was actually done with clever AI so let's go back to it let's log in as me", "domNZjCjTQM-00249-00163662-00164082": "I'm gonna log out here and I'm gonna log in with my own account to show you how that works", "domNZjCjTQM-00250-00164214-00164418": "and let's just wait for it to reload here", "domNZjCjTQM-00251-00164520-00165216": "which will have no let's go back to the about page here and I'm going to go into here and login as me", "domNZjCjTQM-00252-00165450-00166158": "and then we're going to go to the to my sessions where I have this session that", "domNZjCjTQM-00253-00166158-00166944": "I just created right here right so I actually did this write me a 500 word page uh page oh", "domNZjCjTQM-00254-00166944-00167484": "this should be two obviously but anyways I did that and then I said and this is kind of what I", "domNZjCjTQM-00255-00167484-00168084": "did I wrote this it generated this for me then I said add emojis and suggestions within text", "domNZjCjTQM-00256-00168156-00168486": "it didn't do anything I guess and then I just did the regenerate and", "domNZjCjTQM-00257-00168486-00169122": "it did add some emojis so I can actually come here and say add image suggestions", "domNZjCjTQM-00258-00169308-00169872": "and then I can just say do that add this to the session right so as you can see it says regenerate", "domNZjCjTQM-00259-00169872-00170478": "right here because I just regenerated right and let's just let it finish here see what happens", "domNZjCjTQM-00260-00170592-00171180": "and we'll see what the results are so for some reason this didn't it got rid of the", "domNZjCjTQM-00261-00171180-00171594": "Emojis sometimes that doesn't always work as expected so I'm going to take this whole thing", "domNZjCjTQM-00262-00171690-00172248": "and re-create a new session with it I'm just going to go like this first I'll fix that", "domNZjCjTQM-00263-00172434-00173658": "I'll fix that there and then I'm going to say include image suggestions and emojis in the output", "domNZjCjTQM-00264-00173730-00174300": "right suggestions that's not that's a suggestions there we go so I'm gonna just do this again", "domNZjCjTQM-00265-00174300-00174858": "and just see what happens it'll generate me a different results right but we'll see what it does", "domNZjCjTQM-00266-00175140-00175602": "all right so there you go so now we have emojis and look at that what does it tell me does it", "domNZjCjTQM-00267-00175602-00176166": "have image suggestions anywhere because I did do that before and it did have image", "domNZjCjTQM-00268-00176256-00176604": "suggestions but in this case it didn't so let's talk about letters", "domNZjCjTQM-00269-00176796-00177432": "and as you can see this content now has little Emojis all over the place which I could use", "domNZjCjTQM-00270-00177432-00178368": "let's say I copy this and I go to the actual um oh actually I can't do that here because this doesn't", "domNZjCjTQM-00271-00178368-00178986": "let me edit that but yeah so I could actually take this and put it inside the about page or inside my", "domNZjCjTQM-00272-00179040-00179580": "a blog post or anything I want and that'll let me do that so let's just say let's just say", "domNZjCjTQM-00273-00179646-00180726": "add let's try again because I it should work it did work before let's add image URL suggestions", "domNZjCjTQM-00274-00180996-00181206": "let's see what happens when I do that", "domNZjCjTQM-00275-00181512-00181986": "all right there you go that's what I was looking for look at that he's even has a suggestion for", "domNZjCjTQM-00276-00181986-00182526": "an image right here there I would have thought there would have been multiple image suggestions", "domNZjCjTQM-00277-00182526-00183246": "but maybe not so this one here if I go and actually go to that URL uh let's see what that is", "domNZjCjTQM-00278-00183372-00183756": "I can actually see what that you're I don't know what that image is but it's an unsplash image", "domNZjCjTQM-00279-00183756-00184422": "so it's a free image and look at that it's got a little laptop here that I can actually that it's", "domNZjCjTQM-00280-00184422-00185034": "suggesting I put that there right but yeah the other thing that's really cool about using this", "domNZjCjTQM-00281-00185034-00185490": "tool compared to other tools that you might have found is that you can actually go back through", "domNZjCjTQM-00282-00185490-00186054": "here and see all the different sessions you had before and you can actually go and see like", "domNZjCjTQM-00283-00186054-00186468": "something like this for example right I got this email that I did before I can actually go find it", "domNZjCjTQM-00284-00186468-00187158": "again I can go back up here to I don't know given the blog post title right here right I got a blog", "domNZjCjTQM-00285-00187158-00187872": "post idea I can actually go down here so and if I go to letter creators I did a a letter here a", "domNZjCjTQM-00286-00187872-00188436": "hate letter just for fun to see what it does but look at that dearest enemy right uh Your Existence", "domNZjCjTQM-00287-00188436-00189222": "disgust me and it's kind of funny what you can do with that stuff under emails I did a an email with", "domNZjCjTQM-00288-00189222-00189888": "connecting with influences on Facebook an email sequence right and all this kind of stuff you can", "domNZjCjTQM-00289-00189888-00190590": "do so much with this funnel copy I haven't tried it yet uh course copy I haven't done this blog", "domNZjCjTQM-00290-00190590-00191340": "post either but yeah so that's kind of how you can get your copy created really quickly really easily", "domNZjCjTQM-00291-00191340-00191856": "with a tool that is just a question of clicking a few things entering a few things and going for", "domNZjCjTQM-00292-00191856-00192474": "it and then you can copy and paste all this and put it in actual content you can use it to do", "domNZjCjTQM-00293-00192474-00192876": "things like oh here you know what let's do another thing I'm gonna go and create a new session here", "domNZjCjTQM-00294-00193002-00193860": "I'm going to say brainstorm brainstorm new online business ideas", "domNZjCjTQM-00295-00193980-00195336": "brainstorm 10 new online business ideas give me details and 100 words at least per idea per idea", "domNZjCjTQM-00296-00195486-00196518": "include how much investment would be required so let's see what that does because you can", "domNZjCjTQM-00297-00196518-00197076": "do these things too you can get I just want ideas for business or I can do ideas for post", "domNZjCjTQM-00298-00197076-00197568": "I can do like brainstorming is one of the really cool things you can do with this tool right so", "domNZjCjTQM-00299-00197730-00198240": "look at that 10 online tutor platform online grocery delivery service online clothing store", "domNZjCjTQM-00300-00198240-00198846": "online pet store online Home Decor store online travel agency online event planning service online", "domNZjCjTQM-00301-00198846-00199428": "personal training service online language learning platform online home repair service so 10 ideas to", "domNZjCjTQM-00302-00199428-00199926": "start a business online just from asking it right the cool stuff you can do look at all", "domNZjCjTQM-00303-00199926-00200574": "this is totally insane the kinds of stuff you can do right look at that I did a searches here I did", "domNZjCjTQM-00304-00200574-00201240": "a bunch of different things fun things that you can do and also use it for real applications right", "domNZjCjTQM-00305-00201240-00201882": "that's what clever AI copy is and make sure you uh go check out the the beginning of this video", "domNZjCjTQM-00306-00201882-00202296": "go back to the beginning if you're listening and go see how you can actually get your own", "domNZjCjTQM-00307-00202386-00202842": "um free account for 90 days all right see you in the next episode", "domNZjCjTQM-00308-00203070-00203586": "This has been Course Income Secrets, the entrepreneur's blueprint to generating", "domNZjCjTQM-00309-00203586-00203994": "income from the e-learning boom! 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My name is Jean-Serge Gagnon, until next time..."}}, {"audio_id": "doGKds3tveu", "text": {"doGKds3tveu-00000-00000060-00000977": "Kai guy comments appeared on one video, which I just watched. that video was on a video with just", "doGKds3tveu-00001-00000977-00001782": "22 000 views, and I never expected to find it. there was literally one of the first times I", "doGKds3tveu-00002-00001782-00002556": "saw one of his comments, and I was probably not expecting to see it in the first place.", "doGKds3tveu-00003-00002724-00003054": "I'll link his video in the description so there you can see it."}}, {"audio_id": "doWg9ssB0ig", "text": {"doWg9ssB0ig-00000-00000404-00001362": "Clustering, that is, the detection of groups of objects, is one of the basic procedures", "doWg9ssB0ig-00001-00001362-00001600": "we use to analyze data.", "doWg9ssB0ig-00002-00001600-00002213": "We can, for instance, discover groups of people according to their user profiles through service", "doWg9ssB0ig-00003-00002213-00002977": "usage, shopping baskets, behavior patterns, social network contacts, usage of medicines,", "doWg9ssB0ig-00004-00002977-00003206": "or hospital visits.", "doWg9ssB0ig-00005-00003206-00003529": "Or cluster products based on their weekly purchases.", "doWg9ssB0ig-00006-00003529-00003886": "Or genes based on their expression.", "doWg9ssB0ig-00007-00003886-00004213": "Or doctors based on their prescription.", "doWg9ssB0ig-00008-00004213-00004477": "Complicated, right?", "doWg9ssB0ig-00009-00004477-00004728": "Well, not really.", "doWg9ssB0ig-00010-00004728-00005399": "Luckily, most popular clustering algorithms rely on simple algorithms that are easy to", "doWg9ssB0ig-00011-00005399-00005522": "grasp.", "doWg9ssB0ig-00012-00005522-00006142": "In this and the following videos, I will introduce hierarchical clustering.", "doWg9ssB0ig-00013-00006142-00006682": "But let me start with the data and with the measurement of data distances.", "doWg9ssB0ig-00014-00006682-00006998": "I will use the data on student grades.", "doWg9ssB0ig-00015-00006998-00007364": "The data is available through Orange’s Datasets widget.", "doWg9ssB0ig-00016-00007364-00007842": "Let me find it by typing “grades'' in the filter box.", "doWg9ssB0ig-00017-00007842-00007961": "Here it is.", "doWg9ssB0ig-00018-00007961-00008310": "Let me examine it in the Data Table.", "doWg9ssB0ig-00019-00008310-00008871": "Sixteen students were graded in one, two, three, …, and seven different subjects,", "doWg9ssB0ig-00020-00008871-00009240": "including English, French, and History.", "doWg9ssB0ig-00021-00009240-00009619": "We would like to find students whose grades are similar.", "doWg9ssB0ig-00022-00009619-00010167": "If I were a teacher, for instance, it would be interesting to know if I have, for instance,", "doWg9ssB0ig-00023-00010167-00010725": "students talented in different areas so that I can adjust their training load appropriately.", "doWg9ssB0ig-00024-00010725-00011384": "While, for this task, I would need to consider all the grades, I will simplify this introduction", "doWg9ssB0ig-00025-00011384-00012050": "to consider only grades from English and Algebra, constructing, in this way, a two-dimensional", "doWg9ssB0ig-00026-00012050-00012335": "data set.", "doWg9ssB0ig-00027-00012335-00013000": "To select only specific variables from the data, I can use the Select Columns widget.", "doWg9ssB0ig-00028-00013000-00013421": "I will ignore all features except English and Algebra.", "doWg9ssB0ig-00029-00013421-00014043": "I can do this by selecting all the features, moving them to the Ignored column, and then", "doWg9ssB0ig-00030-00014043-00014570": "dragging English and Algebra back to the Features column.", "doWg9ssB0ig-00031-00014570-00014991": "Let me check the result with the Data Table [add one on the output of Selected Columns].", "doWg9ssB0ig-00032-00014991-00015234": "Right, English and Algebra are here.", "doWg9ssB0ig-00033-00015234-00015945": "Maya, for instance, is really good in English but struggles in Math, while Olga is the opposite.", "doWg9ssB0ig-00034-00015945-00016720": "Since we have the data with only two features, it is best to see it in the Scatterplot.", "doWg9ssB0ig-00035-00016720-00017159": "I will label the dots representing students with their names.", "doWg9ssB0ig-00036-00017159-00017951": "All right, I see Olga with a high math grade on the top left and Maya in the opposite corner", "doWg9ssB0ig-00037-00017951-00018051": "of the plot.", "doWg9ssB0ig-00038-00018051-00018688": "They are really far apart and definitely would not be in the same cluster.", "doWg9ssB0ig-00039-00018688-00019188": "On the other hand, George, Phil, and Lea have similar grades in both subjects [zoom on them,", "doWg9ssB0ig-00040-00019188-00019637": "or better circle them], and so do Jena, Cynthia, and Fred.", "doWg9ssB0ig-00041-00019637-00020177": "The distances between these three students are small, and they appear close to each other", "doWg9ssB0ig-00042-00020177-00020277": "on the scatterplot.", "doWg9ssB0ig-00043-00020277-00020812": "Oh, did I mention the distances?", "doWg9ssB0ig-00044-00020812-00021223": "There should be a way to formally measure the distances.", "doWg9ssB0ig-00045-00021223-00021709": "In real life, we would just use a ruler and, for instance, measure the distance between", "doWg9ssB0ig-00046-00021709-00022235": "Katherine and Jena by measuring the length of the line that connects them.", "doWg9ssB0ig-00047-00022235-00022856": "But since Orange is a computer program, we need to tell it how to compute the distances.", "doWg9ssB0ig-00048-00022856-00023609": "Well, Katherine’s grade in English is 20, and Jena’s is 39 [draw and write on the", "doWg9ssB0ig-00049-00023609-00023709": "scatter plot].", "doWg9ssB0ig-00050-00023709-00023890": "Their English grade difference is 19.", "doWg9ssB0ig-00051-00023890-00024437": "Katherine scored 71 in Algebra and Jena’s 99.", "doWg9ssB0ig-00052-00024437-00024831": "The algebra grade difference is 28.", "doWg9ssB0ig-00053-00024831-00025394": "According to Pythagoras, the distance between Katherine and Jena should be a square root", "doWg9ssB0ig-00054-00025394-00026202": "of 19 squared plus 28 squared, which amounts to about 33.8.", "doWg9ssB0ig-00055-00026202-00026658": "We could compute distances between every pair of students in this way.", "doWg9ssB0ig-00056-00026658-00026972": "But Orange can do this for us.", "doWg9ssB0ig-00057-00026972-00027570": "We will use the Distances widget and, for now, remove normalization.", "doWg9ssB0ig-00058-00027570-00028104": "The grades in English and Math are expressed in the same units, so there is no need for", "doWg9ssB0ig-00059-00028104-00028266": "normalization now.", "doWg9ssB0ig-00060-00028266-00028887": "We’ll keep the distance matrix set to Euclidean distance, as this is exactly the one as we", "doWg9ssB0ig-00061-00028887-00029135": "have defined for Katherine and Jena.", "doWg9ssB0ig-00062-00029135-00029847": "We can look at the distances in the Distance Matrix, label the columns and rows with student", "doWg9ssB0ig-00063-00029847-00030427": "names, and find that the distance between Katherine and Jena is indeed 33.8 [zoom and", "doWg9ssB0ig-00064-00030427-00030681": "highlight], as we have computed before.", "doWg9ssB0ig-00065-00030681-00031479": "We can also see that the distance between Nash and Demi is only 5.", "doWg9ssB0ig-00066-00031479-00032079": "Going back to the Scatter Plot, we can see that Demi and Nash are indeed positioned close", "doWg9ssB0ig-00067-00032079-00032269": "to each other.", "doWg9ssB0ig-00068-00032269-00032420": "Fine.", "doWg9ssB0ig-00069-00032420-00032893": "Now we know how to compute the distances in two-dimensional space.", "doWg9ssB0ig-00070-00032893-00033515": "The idea of clustering is to discover groups of data points, that is, students, whose mutual", "doWg9ssB0ig-00071-00033515-00033683": "distance is low.", "doWg9ssB0ig-00072-00033683-00034327": "[Orange, Scatter Plot] For example, Jena, Cythia and Fred look like a good candidate", "doWg9ssB0ig-00073-00034327-00034470": "group [circle them].", "doWg9ssB0ig-00074-00034470-00034807": "And so does Phil, Lea and George.", "doWg9ssB0ig-00075-00034807-00035069": "And perhaps Henry and Ana.", "doWg9ssB0ig-00076-00035069-00035539": "[circle each one of them] Well, we would like to find the clustering for our entire set", "doWg9ssB0ig-00077-00035539-00035653": "of students.", "doWg9ssB0ig-00078-00035653-00035896": "But how many clusters are there?", "doWg9ssB0ig-00079-00035896-00036177": "And what clustering algorithm to use?", "doWg9ssB0ig-00080-00036177-00037003": "Well, all of this and a bit more in our next video on Hierarchical Clustering.", "doWg9ssB0ig-00081-00037003-00037245": "________________"}}, {"audio_id": "d09EWa8Pav4", "text": {"d09EWa8Pav4-00000-00000000-00000504": "1 5 7 8"}}, {"audio_id": "d0m1z-7orDY", "text": {"d0m1z-7orDY-00000-00000003-00000404": "Hi guys, Cody Lopez here with Techcellent News and today I'm going to show you how", "d0m1z-7orDY-00001-00000404-00000894": "to add memory to your Nvidia Shield in under 60 seconds. So let's not waste any", "d0m1z-7orDY-00002-00000894-00003443": "more time get right into it.", "d0m1z-7orDY-00003-00007559-00008042": "For more smart TV coverage visit our website at TechcellentNews.com, follow our", "d0m1z-7orDY-00004-00008042-00008404": "social media for excellent technology news daily and be sure to subscribe to", "d0m1z-7orDY-00005-00008404-00008611": "our YouTube channel for more videos like this.", "d0m1z-7orDY-00006-00008611-00008999": "Once again, I'm Cody Lopez with Techcellent news and I will see you all in our next", "d0m1z-7orDY-00007-00008999-00010384": "video."}}, {"audio_id": "d0D5gkBYemg", "text": {"d0D5gkBYemg-00000-00000000-00012103": "🎵Music🎵"}}, {"audio_id": "d0MmeHzyOT0", "text": {"d0MmeHzyOT0-00000-00000688-00001465": "The Most Vile, Disgusting Threat Imaginable Against Melania Spreads Like A Lib Disease.", "d0MmeHzyOT0-00001-00001465-00001693": "Where�s the liberal outrage?", "d0MmeHzyOT0-00002-00001693-00002061": "Where are the social justice warriors who scream about the so-called �rape culture�", "d0MmeHzyOT0-00003-00002061-00002253": "on America�s college campuses?", "d0MmeHzyOT0-00004-00002253-00002659": "Why hasn�t crusading feminist lawyer Gloria Allred called an emergency news conference", "d0MmeHzyOT0-00005-00002659-00003107": "to demand the perpetrator of this horrid hate speech be tracked down and thrown in jail?", "d0MmeHzyOT0-00006-00003107-00003498": "And how in the name of all that�s good and decent can Twitter allow such a vile, disgusting", "d0MmeHzyOT0-00007-00003498-00003907": "hashtag about the incoming first lady of the United States to trend when it delisted others", "d0MmeHzyOT0-00008-00003907-00004118": "that were anti-Hillary Clinton?", "d0MmeHzyOT0-00009-00004118-00004495": "The often-violent demonstrations against the election of Donald Trump have rocked a number", "d0MmeHzyOT0-00010-00004495-00004980": "of U.S. cities from coast to coast, some descending into such mob-driven mayhem that police labeled", "d0MmeHzyOT0-00011-00004980-00005095": "them riots.", "d0MmeHzyOT0-00012-00005095-00005509": "A photo taken at a protest outside the new Trump hotel in the nation�s capital � an", "d0MmeHzyOT0-00013-00005509-00005894": "image showing a sign reading, �Rape Melania,� referring to the president-elect�s wife", "d0MmeHzyOT0-00014-00005894-00006297": "� caused widespread controversy not only because of the jihad-like call for sexual", "d0MmeHzyOT0-00015-00006297-00006716": "violence, but also because the phrase has become a trending topic on Twitter.", "d0MmeHzyOT0-00016-00006716-00007117": "Many were angered by the sign and, after the hashtag �Rape Melania� was used tens of", "d0MmeHzyOT0-00017-00007117-00007577": "thousands of times on the social media platform, the far-flung network was condemned for allowing", "d0MmeHzyOT0-00018-00007577-00007989": "such a violent suggestion to trend, especially in an age when sexual violence against women", "d0MmeHzyOT0-00019-00007989-00008229": "occupies a prominent place in the public discourse.", "d0MmeHzyOT0-00020-00008229-00008684": "And now there�s this update from The Washington Post, which contacted Twitter for a comment", "d0MmeHzyOT0-00021-00008684-00009110": "about the vile hashtag: ��Twitter emphasized that the phrase trended because people denounced", "d0MmeHzyOT0-00022-00009110-00009389": "it, not because people advocated sexual assault.�", "d0MmeHzyOT0-00023-00009389-00009788": "Oh, well, ain�t that �going high,� as Michelle Obama might say?", "d0MmeHzyOT0-00024-00009788-00010175": "Hiding behind that flimsy excuse doesn�t remove the fact that the provocative two-word", "d0MmeHzyOT0-00025-00010175-00010603": "hashtag still refers to � and embeds the notion in people�s minds of � a criminal", "d0MmeHzyOT0-00026-00010603-00010918": "sexual assault on the incoming first lady, Melania Trump.", "d0MmeHzyOT0-00027-00010918-00011325": "And we can�t overlook the fact that the co-founder of Twitter, the company�s CEO", "d0MmeHzyOT0-00028-00011325-00011668": "Jack Dorsey, has been known to promote a pro-Clinton message or two.", "d0MmeHzyOT0-00029-00011668-00012142": "And in late September, according to CNN, he tweeted �that all U.S. retailers, shops", "d0MmeHzyOT0-00030-00012142-00012557": "and restaurants that use Square � Dorsey�s payment processing platform � will be able", "d0MmeHzyOT0-00031-00012557-00012875": "to add a link to their customers� digital receipts to register to vote.�", "d0MmeHzyOT0-00032-00012875-00013333": "�We can�t let this be the first presidential election in 50 years without full protections", "d0MmeHzyOT0-00033-00013333-00013738": "for voters of color,� Dorsey wrote in a follow-up tweet, aligning himself clearly", "d0MmeHzyOT0-00034-00013738-00014091": "with the liberal/progressive argument that �voters of color� were being suppressed", "d0MmeHzyOT0-00035-00014091-00014322": "in the 2016 election.", "d0MmeHzyOT0-00036-00014322-00014511": "And about that liberal outrage?", "d0MmeHzyOT0-00037-00014511-00014730": "Maybe Twitter somehow suppressed that.", "d0MmeHzyOT0-00038-00014730-00014862": "What do you think?", "d0MmeHzyOT0-00039-00014862-00015931": "Scroll down to comment below."}}, {"audio_id": "d1fGRozMjYy", "text": {"d1fGRozMjYy-00000-00000053-00000308": "- [Narrator] Korea Zinc, recognised for its contribution", "d1fGRozMjYy-00001-00000308-00000483": "to regional Australia.", "d1fGRozMjYy-00002-00000483-00000612": "For over two decades,", "d1fGRozMjYy-00003-00000612-00000765": "the world's largest zinc producer", "d1fGRozMjYy-00004-00000765-00000919": "has called Townsville home", "d1fGRozMjYy-00005-00000919-00001191": "and created more than 1,000 jobs.", "d1fGRozMjYy-00006-00001191-00001378": "Korea Zinc built its first refinery", "d1fGRozMjYy-00007-00001378-00001621": "in Townsville in 1997.", "d1fGRozMjYy-00008-00001621-00001739": "And 20 years later,", 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she", "d1koauSwwz4-00023-00013320-00013688": "is supposed to lock up the store", "d1koauSwwz4-00024-00013712-00014132": "we have to let Jenny know that she forgot to lock up the store so that she", "d1koauSwwz4-00025-00014132-00014789": "does not repeat the same mistake yes we have to let her know luckily nothing was", "d1koauSwwz4-00026-00014789-00015100": "stolen from the store", "d1koauSwwz4-00027-00016357-00016864": "but it's not what I mean do you mean to say that you do not like what you are", "d1koauSwwz4-00028-00016864-00017392": "studying in school now no I mean I just hope that the teachers can teach us more", "d1koauSwwz4-00029-00017392-00017950": "knowledge that can be practical applied practically in daily life you can always", "d1koauSwwz4-00030-00017950-00018412": "fit back to the teacher if you feel that the teaching style needs to be improved", "d1koauSwwz4-00031-00018412-00019123": "I'll definitely let my form dieter know my thoughts on this I told you already I", 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D: They come all out of my Head K: out of there?", "d1I9iWK3afy-00001-00000919-00001300": "How many watches can you wear on one elbow joint at once?", "d1I9iWK3afy-00002-00001400-00001700": "Yes please? D: Maximum 3!", "d1I9iWK3afy-00003-00001800-00002000": "K: Only 3? D: Yes only 3!", "d1I9iWK3afy-00004-00002100-00002500": "D: Except when they are only thin like this then more works! K: Did you try that yourself? D: No!", "d1I9iWK3afy-00005-00002500-00002600": "Not?", "d1I9iWK3afy-00006-00002600-00002900": "Worldrecord: How many watches on one Arm!", "d1I9iWK3afy-00007-00002900-00003200": "Fine, so 3..."}}, {"audio_id": "d1U1ynMdcOu", "text": {"d1U1ynMdcOu-00000-00000000-00000640": "Sin number 2 is unclear sensory feedback, also known as: can't bloody tell what's going on!", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00001-00000640-00000760": "*audience laughing*", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00002-00000760-00000880": "Loada ole squit, int it?", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00003-00000880-00001000": "*audience laughing*", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00004-00001000-00001739": "I'm gonna be demonstrating this with Graffiti Man on the Atari ST, which is a bit of a cheat 'cause, er, there are better games on the—", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00005-00001739-00001789": "*unintelligible*", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00006-00001789-00002400": "—a really good example on the Amiga but you try emulating an Amiga on a laptop with HDMI-out, it's not gonna happen.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00007-00002450-00002820": "So I'm gonna ask for a volunteer from the audience.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00008-00002820-00003080": "Who would like to play Graffiti Man?", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00009-00003080-00003160": "Me!", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00010-00003160-00003240": "He does.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00011-00003240-00003420": "*audience laughing*", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00012-00003420-00003479": "Go on, then!", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00013-00003479-00003550": "Come up, sir!", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00014-00003640-00003720": "What's your name?", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00015-00003720-00003800": "Niall.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00016-00003800-00003860": "Hello, Niall!", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00017-00003940-00004220": "Have you ever played Graffiti Man on the Atari ST before?", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00018-00004220-00004280": "No...", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00019-00004320-00004440": "I feel for you.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00020-00004440-00004560": "*audience laughing*", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00021-00004560-00004740": "And soon, we all will.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00022-00004740-00004920": "I've got no idea how we're gonna do this with a microphone.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00023-00004920-00005020": "I'll just kind of stand here.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00024-00005050-00005160": "Right, I'm gonna get it up and running.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00025-00005260-00005340": "Oh, bob, bob, bob, bob.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00026-00005520-00005620": "Ooh, that's nice.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00027-00005744-00006300": "The Pasti DLL is in, oh, the Pasti DLL is still in the preliminary beta version, if everybody can make a note of that.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00028-00006380-00006500": "There will be a quiz later.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00029-00006500-00006800": "Jorge Cwik hasn't, er, done anything on it since 2006, though.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00030-00006900-00006950": "There we are.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00031-00007059-00007190": "And now Windows is paranoid.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00032-00007190-00007259": "This is getting better.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00033-00007259-00007400": "It knows we're gonna play Graffiti Man.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00034-00007450-00007530": "There we are.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00035-00007530-00007600": "We got there.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00036-00007650-00007750": "That's clear enough, isn't it?", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00037-00007850-00007900": "Right.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00038-00008140-00008240": "Can you hear the music?", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00039-00008350-00008400": "Yeah.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00040-00008400-00008500": "Let's make it a bit louder.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00041-00008780-00008900": "I regret doing that.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00042-00008960-00009220": "Right, Niall, if you wish to take the hot seat...", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00043-00009370-00009420": "Erm...", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00044-00009420-00009700": "I'm gonna have to hover over your shoulder like a wierd uncle, I apologise.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00045-00009700-00009750": "*audience laughing*", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00046-00009750-00010130": "Erm, here's the controls: left, right, up, down.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00047-00010130-00010200": "Okay.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00048-00010240-00010290": "There we are.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00049-00010290-00010600": "If you wish to put your right or left hand depending how you work, that's it.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00050-00010620-00010730": "There's no shooting or anything.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00051-00010730-00010820": "It's nice and simple.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00052-00010820-00010870": "*breathing in*", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00053-00010870-00011150": "And I think to start, you just press...", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00054-00011150-00011240": "...uh, a button.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00055-00011240-00011290": "There we are!", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00056-00011290-00011340": "*breathing in*", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00057-00011340-00011460": "It will go straight into the game!", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00058-00011460-00011520": "Good luck!", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00059-00011520-00011630": "We're all counting on you!", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00060-00011630-00011690": "*audience laughing*", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00061-00011690-00011940": "The idea is to run from the left side of the screen to the right.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00062-00011940-00012000": "Okay.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00063-00012090-00012140": "*unintelligible*", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00064-00012140-00012240": "Far too loud.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00065-00012280-00012390": "It does, certainly does.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00066-00012390-00012520": "They come on floppy disks.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00067-00012520-00012570": "There we go!", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00068-00012620-00012900": "There you are, the graffiti man in black there, running along.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00069-00013050-00013140": "He's doing well.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00070-00013219-00013430": "There's a wierd man coming behind him and—", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00071-00013430-00013480": "Oh!", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00072-00013519-00013660": "You physically exploded!", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00073-00013660-00013860": "*laughter*", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00074-00013919-00014019": "And we start again!", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00075-00014250-00014360": "Can you tell what's going on?", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00076-00014480-00014680": "People are running in the streets!", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00077-00014680-00014850": "That is literally all you can get from this.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00078-00014850-00015219": "And again, you've been hit from something from behind you couldn't quite work out.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00079-00015360-00015490": "I'm really glad you went down first.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00080-00015490-00015830": "Most people on the planet go up or to the right and they die within a second.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00081-00015880-00016080": "I've also just noticed the old man's firing out walking canes.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00082-00016119-00016240": "Oh, bad luck!", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00083-00016240-00016319": "*laughter*", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00084-00016319-00016400": "Game over!", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00085-00016400-00016450": "That's it.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00086-00016500-00016700": "Did you enjoy your time with Graffiti Man?", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00087-00016700-00016840": "*laughter*", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00088-00016840-00016940": "Has it enriched your life?", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00089-00016940-00017040": "I can't—", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00090-00017040-00017260": "No, it's too hard!", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00091-00017370-00017520": "Is exactly the lesson to learn.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00092-00017520-00017620": "Thank you very much, mate.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00093-00017620-00017700": "Wished you luck.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00094-00017700-00017750": "Sit down.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00095-00017750-00018420": "*applause*", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00096-00018420-00018470": "Good work.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00097-00018480-00018800": "So, as you can tell, you can't tell what's going on.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00098-00018820-00018890": "You just start off.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00099-00018890-00018970": "It's a massive—", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00100-00018970-00019350": "The most ugly cartoon characters this side of a French novel.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00101-00019410-00019940": "And, um, just, well, I have practised this game and I'm now gonna show you what happens when you can put—", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00102-00019940-00020180": "I'm lying, I'm gonna try and show you what happens.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00103-00020280-00020440": "So, Niall had it quite right.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00104-00020440-00020560": "You have to go down first.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00105-00020560-00021140": "It's all a bit of one of those, erm, bit of a memory test more than, say, something you could physically enjoy.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00106-00021230-00021300": "Down we go.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00107-00021320-00022020": "The idea is that this, er, main Graffiti Man character wants to join a graffiti gang for reasons, er, I have no understanding of.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00108-00022050-00022430": "And that, for some reason, involves running through ugly and incredibly dangerous neighborhoods.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00109-00022430-00022520": "*audience laughing*", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00110-00022520-00022830": "So, we're gonna go here and now, I'm gonna go up and round.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00111-00022850-00022910": "Oh no!", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00112-00022910-00023320": "I got slightly close to the old man, which causes the graffiti man to explode.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00113-00023320-00023380": "*audience laughing*", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00114-00023380-00023700": "I don't know what ailment he has, but I really hope I never catch it.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00115-00023700-00023840": "*audience laughing*", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00116-00023840-00023950": "Right, up we go.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00117-00024060-00024150": "Down again!", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00118-00024200-00024350": "Okay, oh yeah, I'm gonna go for this.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00119-00024350-00024410": "There we are.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00120-00024560-00024700": "There's an Amiga version of this.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00121-00024800-00024850": "Don't play that!", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00122-00024850-00024900": "It's just as bad.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00123-00024980-00025090": "Okay, oh my goodness.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00124-00025140-00025739": "Now you may notice the further you get to the right, the closer you get to the edge of the screen.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00125-00025789-00025920": "Oh no, up, oh my goodness!", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00126-00025939-00026220": "The problem there is sometimes, enemies come from the right.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00127-00026230-00026339": "Okay, that's level 1.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00128-00026370-00026500": "And what fun we had.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00129-00026520-00027520": "Now you get the bonus game, which you can understand what's going on, but, erm, the idea is simply to spray over somebody else's graffiti.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00130-00027520-00027660": "*audience laughing*", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00131-00027660-00028439": "So he's supposed to be some sort of great artist, and all he does is find childish graffiti, and then spray what looks like fake snow over it.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00132-00028439-00028550": "*audience laughing*", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00133-00028550-00028980": "And this goes on until all of those spray cans in the bottom right run out.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00134-00029160-00029260": "*sigh*", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00135-00029330-00029689": "Do you know much this game was on its release in 1987?", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00136-00029780-00030010": "£25.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00137-00030080-00030600": "Using RPI to bring that up to modern amounts, that's 19 trillion American dollars.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00138-00030810-00031150": "This is one of the- seriously, one of the most expensive games released for the Atari ST.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00139-00031200-00031570": "And I'm just gonna stand here 'til the paint runs out 'cause I kind of wish I was dead.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00140-00031570-00031650": "Erm...", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00141-00031900-00032220": "The score goes up if you're covering blue, not if you're covering another color.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00142-00032239-00032400": "*unintelligible* A little technical information for you there.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00143-00032420-00032500": "Also, if you look at the life-", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00144-00032500-00032620": "Oh, it's gone now.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00145-00032620-00032940": "I was to say look at the life meter on the bottom left, it looks like the man's been boiled.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00146-00032940-00033120": "*audience laughing*", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00147-00033120-00033190": "So, Level 2...", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00148-00033280-00033630": "If you thought Level 1 was fun, well, you probably weren't watching, but...", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00149-00033700-00033820": "Steve Martin Frum rocks out in there.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00150-00033870-00033920": "Right.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00151-00034020-00034270": "So, we're gonna go along and run along the bottom, as before.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00152-00034380-00034500": "Ah, this is much easier.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00153-00034540-00034600": "Dum dum dum!", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00154-00034660-00035240": "I don't know how the old man is firing rockets out of his knees, but, er, not something you've ever seen.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00155-00035240-00035290": "Uh, oh-", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00156-00035320-00035370": "Oh, look!", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00157-00035380-00035780": "You got near the right hand side of the screen, a horrifying, racist caricature came on and I exploded!", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00158-00035780-00035900": "*audience laughing*", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00159-00035900-00036060": "And there's no way of seeing what's going on.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00160-00036110-00036900": "It's one of the most poorly designed games, and they could have almost got away with it if it was like, £2 or something, but £25?", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00161-00036920-00037160": "I mean, a car cost like, 8 pence in those days.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00162-00037270-00037320": "Deary me.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00163-00037350-00037620": "Right, I'm going to attempt to, er, quit this.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00164-00037760-00037860": "And I hope I'm successful.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00165-00037880-00037930": "Ah.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00166-00038000-00038300": "Let's just take a moment to enjoy life without Graffiti Man.", "d1U1ynMdcOu-00167-00038360-00038430": "That's beautiful."}}, {"audio_id": "d260E2ogWQY", "text": {"d260E2ogWQY-00000-00000344-00001232": "hello and welcome back in this video we will see some high quality steel scissors we offer", "d260E2ogWQY-00001-00001232-00001592": "stainless steel scissors for hand and foot nails", "d260E2ogWQY-00002-00002768-00003240": "these are height quality italian products made by expert craftsmen", "d260E2ogWQY-00003-00004000-00005784": "we 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{"audio_id": "d3ws5zJeiZc", "text": {"d3ws5zJeiZc-00006-00002158-00002438": "At first I was afraid I was petrified", "d3ws5zJeiZc-00007-00002438-00002537": "Kept thinking", "d3ws5zJeiZc-00008-00002537-00002684": "I could never teach through", "d3ws5zJeiZc-00009-00002727-00002887": "Course Site all the time", "d3ws5zJeiZc-00010-00002990-00003096": "But then I spent so many nights", "d3ws5zJeiZc-00011-00003138-00003255": "reading Reihman's emails", "d3ws5zJeiZc-00012-00003401-00003501": "for so long And I grew strong", "d3ws5zJeiZc-00013-00003777-00003984": "I learned how to get along", "d3ws5zJeiZc-00014-00004028-00004125": "And so I'm back", "d3ws5zJeiZc-00015-00004125-00004278": "students are gone", "d3ws5zJeiZc-00016-00004326-00004522": "as all my colleagues try to figure out", "d3ws5zJeiZc-00017-00004737-00004837": "how they'll get along", "d3ws5zJeiZc-00018-00004849-00005180": "I should have kept up with LTS not skipped that class", "d3ws5zJeiZc-00019-00005204-00005518": "on course design If i'd have known for just one second I'd be teaching all online", "d3ws5zJeiZc-00020-00005806-00005986": "Go on now Leave me alone", "d3ws5zJeiZc-00021-00006185-00006362": "I've got to figure out how to lecture", "d3ws5zJeiZc-00022-00006425-00006525": "using Panopto", "d3ws5zJeiZc-00023-00006587-00006885": "You gave me one week to adjust and you", "d3ws5zJeiZc-00024-00006885-00006985": "and you moved", "d3ws5zJeiZc-00025-00007146-00007325": "everything online. Did you think I'd crumble", "d3ws5zJeiZc-00026-00007405-00007505": "Did you think I'd lay down and die?", "d3ws5zJeiZc-00027-00007749-00007975": "Oh, not I. I will survive", "d3ws5zJeiZc-00028-00008148-00008452": "Oh, as long as I know how to Zoom I know I'll be all right", "d3ws5zJeiZc-00029-00008470-00008809": "And my students will still learn", "d3ws5zJeiZc-00030-00008809-00008985": "and all my paychecks I will earn", "d3ws5zJeiZc-00031-00009038-00009138": "I will survive", "d3ws5zJeiZc-00032-00009274-00009374": "I will survive", "d3ws5zJeiZc-00033-00009510-00009632": "Hey hey", "d3ws5zJeiZc-00038-00011382-00011521": "It took all the strength I had", "d3ws5zJeiZc-00039-00011563-00011749": "not to lay down and die", "d3ws5zJeiZc-00040-00011791-00012090": "Kept tryin' hard to mend the pieces", "d3ws5zJeiZc-00041-00012090-00012239": "of my syllabi", "d3ws5zJeiZc-00042-00012296-00012547": "and I spent oh so many nights just feeling", "d3ws5zJeiZc-00043-00012588-00012707": "sorry for myself", "d3ws5zJeiZc-00044-00012772-00012872": "I used to cry", "d3ws5zJeiZc-00045-00013005-00013105": "but now I hold my head up high", "d3ws5zJeiZc-00047-00013264-00013364": "and you see me", "d3ws5zJeiZc-00048-00013484-00013601": "teaching on Zoom", "d3ws5zJeiZc-00049-00013730-00013964": "But don't talk into that mic", "d3ws5zJeiZc-00050-00014002-00014112": "or every eye will be on you", "d3ws5zJeiZc-00051-00014218-00014327": "I can't hear you", "d3ws5zJeiZc-00052-00014371-00014471": "You're on mute", "d3ws5zJeiZc-00053-00014503-00014852": "Your camera's black. Are you still there? We've got some glitches to work", "d3ws5zJeiZc-00054-00014928-00015097": "out, but my grading scheme is fair", "d3ws5zJeiZc-00055-00015196-00015320": "Go on now", "d3ws5zJeiZc-00056-00015366-00015657": "Walk out the door", "d3ws5zJeiZc-00057-00015676-00015819": "Trying to get this lecture done", "d3ws5zJeiZc-00058-00015878-00016209": "and I'm already on take four", "d3ws5zJeiZc-00059-00016241-00016341": "Now the network has gone down", "d3ws5zJeiZc-00060-00016362-00016664": "and I'm all out of wine", "d3ws5zJeiZc-00061-00016664-00016764": "Did you think I'd crumble?", "d3ws5zJeiZc-00062-00016938-00017038": "Did you think I'd lay down and die? Oh no not I", "d3ws5zJeiZc-00063-00017286-00017386": "I will survive", "d3ws5zJeiZc-00064-00017530-00017847": "Oh, as long as I know how to Zoom I know I'll be all right", "d3ws5zJeiZc-00065-00017978-00018126": "And oh my students will still learn", "d3ws5zJeiZc-00066-00018220-00018368": "and all my paychecks I will earn", "d3ws5zJeiZc-00067-00018468-00018568": "I will survive", "d3ws5zJeiZc-00068-00018677-00018777": "I will survive", "d3ws5zJeiZc-00069-00018903-00019003": "Hey hey"}}, {"audio_id": "d3yFOr2JyOu", "text": {"d3yFOr2JyOu-00000-00000312-00000631": "Hello, I'm Colin and here are today's headlines from Pinksixty.", "d3yFOr2JyOu-00001-00000631-00001050": "Nigeria has passed a bill which punishes gay people who attempt to marry with 14 years", "d3yFOr2JyOu-00002-00001050-00001250": "jail or death by stoning.", "d3yFOr2JyOu-00003-00001250-00001576": "The bill still needs to be signed off by the President to become law.", "d3yFOr2JyOu-00004-00001576-00002023": "Estonia is attempting to become the first ex-Soviet nation to recognise same-sex unions.", "d3yFOr2JyOu-00005-00002023-00002466": "The Reform Party and the opposition, Social Democrats support the move, but the conservative", "d3yFOr2JyOu-00006-00002466-00002647": "government, opposes it.", "d3yFOr2JyOu-00007-00002647-00002974": "A new official coat of arms, commissioned by the British Parliament for the Speaker", "d3yFOr2JyOu-00008-00002974-00003396": "of the House, John Bercow carries rainbow flags and the phrase 'All Are Equal'.", "d3yFOr2JyOu-00009-00003396-00003847": "Mr Berkow is renowned for his support of gay issues and is Honorary President of gay charity", "d3yFOr2JyOu-00010-00003847-00003947": "kaleidoscope.", "d3yFOr2JyOu-00011-00003947-00004525": "A US couple have been abused by United Airlines employees as they travelled home after Thanksgiving.", "d3yFOr2JyOu-00012-00004525-00004796": "Staff were generally rude with one calling them 'faggots'.", "d3yFOr2JyOu-00013-00004796-00005093": "United Airlines said they are looking into the complaint and will reach out to the pair", "d3yFOr2JyOu-00014-00005093-00005237": "directly.", "d3yFOr2JyOu-00015-00005237-00005649": "And finally, today marks 111 years since the death of Oscar Wilde.", "d3yFOr2JyOu-00016-00005649-00006130": "One of Ireland's greatest writers and a martyr to institutional homophobia, we remember Oscar", "d3yFOr2JyOu-00017-00006130-00006380": "as a brilliant, courageous and defiant gay man.", "d3yFOr2JyOu-00018-00006380-00006543": "Thats all from us today.", "d3yFOr2JyOu-00019-00006543-00006596": "Join us again tomorrow."}}, {"audio_id": "d3Njdy0vzlA", "text": {"d3Njdy0vzlA-00000-00000039-00000384": "This is Bren Antrim, a librarian here at Santa Monica College.", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00001-00000384-00000855": "Today we're going to do a database tour of the Oxford Reference Online database.", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00002-00000855-00001175": "Keep in mind that the website is currently undergoing redesign so it may", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00003-00001175-00001463": "look a little different when you go to do this search yourself,", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00004-00001463-00001832": "but the search steps themselves remain the same.", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00005-00001832-00002176": "To get to the Library homepage, mouse over", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00006-00002176-00002911": "Student Support and click on Library between Counseling and Tutoring.", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00007-00002927-00003279": "Once you're there at the Library homepage, scroll down a little bit.", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00008-00003279-00003671": "Because you're going to a specific database you're going to click on", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00009-00003671-00003936": "Databases,", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00010-00004176-00004584": "then scroll down alphabetically", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00011-00004671-00005464": "until you get to Oxford Online. Not Oxford Art, Oxford Reference.", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00012-00005584-00005968": "This database can appear very complex when you first try to search it.", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00013-00005968-00006431": "That's because it is, in essence, the digitized version of an entire bookshelf", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00014-00006431-00006968": "full of reference works published by Oxford University Press.", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00015-00006968-00007431": "If you just wanted to browse you could absolutely just do a little exploration.", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00016-00007431-00008000": "There's news here, what we've done now, look at our brand new parts of our", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00017-00008000-00008264": "collection... but usually when you go to a database", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00018-00008264-00008568": "you don't go there to just look around. You go there because you have a subject", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00019-00008568-00008943": "you want to search. So right up on the right hand side - don't", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00020-00008943-00009392": "worry about signing into the database if you", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00021-00009392-00009711": "get a login page before you get to this page -", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00022-00009711-00010352": "that's because only SMC people (students, faculty, staff) can actually use it, so", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00023-00010352-00010728": "you'll have to log in with your Canvas login to prove you're an SMC person", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00024-00010728-00011104": "and can use the database. Once you're there you just", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00025-00011104-00011688": "type in whatever your topic might be - I'm going to go with the goddess Athena -", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00026-00011688-00011975": "and search for that.", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00027-00012239-00012568": "We wait for the database to catch up with us,", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00028-00012568-00013000": "and let me show you this page. A little bit on the left hand side, it will", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00029-00013000-00013487": "explain what you have and how you can refine or narrow your subject.", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00030-00013487-00013800": "In the center it will list all of your hits,", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00031-00013800-00014184": "and this is over 200 hits, so I might want to narrow it down a little bit", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00032-00014184-00014487": "before I get started.", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00033-00014512-00014840": "When I take a look over here on the left hand side it will tell me there are", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00034-00014840-00015263": "different reference types: dictionaries in the English language,", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00035-00015263-00015616": "subject references that are specific to the discipline,", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00036-00015616-00016119": "timelines, and overview pages, that include my search term.", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00037-00016119-00016431": "That's one way that I could refine or narrow my search.", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00038-00016431-00016792": "The other way that I could refine or narrow it is by subject.", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00039-00016792-00017223": "So perhaps i'm interested in the goddess Athena in classical studies,", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00040-00017223-00017664": "or maybe i want to see how her image is used in architecture,", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00041-00017664-00018144": "or perhaps i want to see how she comes up in history,", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00042-00018144-00018608": "or even in religion. The other way that i can refine it", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00043-00018608-00019112": "is by content set, either in quick references that give you", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00044-00019112-00019415": "short succinct pieces of information like", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00045-00019415-00019728": "dictionaries, or a reference library that might give", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00046-00019728-00020248": "you a multi-page essay on your topic. And finally if you're looking for images", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00047-00020248-00020704": "you can look for ones that have pictures. So I'm going to ask it to give me", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00048-00020704-00021120": "information from the reference library only.", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00049-00021120-00021895": "When I narrow it down with that revision it cuts it in half, basically,", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00050-00021895-00022279": "and it tells me some of these are about her,", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00051-00022279-00022704": "and some of these are about people that she was involved with", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00052-00022704-00023415": "in some substantive way, or even her roman version. Okay,", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00053-00023415-00023743": "I can still continue to refine my subject.", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00054-00023743-00024215": "So if again what I'm really interested in is classical studies, I can go there.", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00055-00024215-00024800": "If I'm interested in history I can look for history by type.", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00056-00024831-00025240": "If i'm interested in society and culture, the same thing.", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00057-00025240-00025623": "So i'm going to go into classical studies,", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00058-00025919-00026352": "and in two steps i've taken it from over 200 to 92.", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00059-00026352-00026856": "Still quite a few but fewer that I have to look through.", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00060-00026856-00027191": "I can scroll down until I find something that looks interesting.", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00061-00027191-00027616": "Notice how they all have this little green unlocked icon here.", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00062-00027616-00028383": "That means you can actually access it.", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00063-00029056-00029352": "So I'm going to pick one,", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00064-00029360-00029727": "which you'll need to do for your worksheet if you're in LIB 1,", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00065-00029727-00030039": "and when I click on that,", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00066-00030063-00030775": "it gives me the entirety of that entry, tells me what it is in, when it was", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00067-00030775-00031247": "published, who published it, all of the information", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00068-00031247-00031816": "that I need for my citation. Now at this point I have some options.", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00069-00031816-00032503": "Up at the top I can print it, I can save it, I can cite it, I can email", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00070-00032503-00032880": "it to myself. If I decide that I want to email it to", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00071-00032880-00033232": "myself and iI click on that icon,", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00072-00033288-00033856": "I give it my email address. It tells me what it wants to call it - I think that's", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00073-00033856-00034152": "a little bit long so I'm going to take part of that out -", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00074-00034152-00034552": "and I'm just going to say this is the actual name of it.", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00075-00034552-00035168": "Sending it to myself and a little bit about why. I promise", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00076-00035168-00035752": "the database that yes, I am not a robot, and I send it off.", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00077-00035903-00036231": "When it's done it takes you back to your page.", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00078-00036231-00036608": "Now at that point, if I were going to cite this for my paper,", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00079-00036608-00036952": "i would want to get a little help from the database, and  would do that by", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00080-00036952-00037263": "clicking up here on the Cite.", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00081-00037319-00037936": "It defaults to APA, so if you are using MLA in your class make sure you change", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00082-00037936-00038463": "that to MLA. Then you can download it, but I would", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00083-00038463-00038896": "just copy it, paste it into my paper,", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00084-00038896-00039368": "and fix it based on the template given to you by your instructor.", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00085-00039368-00039800": "Right off the bat I can tell you it's in the wrong format for MLA.", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00086-00039800-00040175": "It's not the right font, it's not the right font size,", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00087-00040175-00040560": "it's not double spaced, it's missing its hanging indent,", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00088-00040560-00040928": "it has an extra little space and little comma here,", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00089-00040928-00041175": "it's got", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00090-00041231-00041656": "an extra colon in here that has to be taken out,", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00091-00041656-00041975": "these are supposed to be in italics not underlined...", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00092-00041975-00042463": "so don't just trust the citation that the database gives you.", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00093-00042463-00042824": "Fix it before you put it in your paper. You don't want to lose", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00094-00042824-00043263": "points off of your paper because the bot screwed up your citation.", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00095-00043263-00043616": "Once you've gotten the information that you need from this, you go back to your", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00096-00043616-00044175": "results to find more information if you need to.", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00097-00044440-00045184": "If at any time you get stuck, on the Library homepage", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00098-00045263-00045680": "mousing over Student Support, clicking on Library,", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00099-00045680-00046088": "you can always go to Ask a Librarian which is the 24-7 research help", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00100-00046088-00046400": "button. You will either contact a Santa Monica", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00101-00046400-00046719": "College librarian or if we are not available", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00102-00046719-00047216": "a college or university librarian from one of our partners in the consortium.", "d3Njdy0vzlA-00103-00047216-00047784": "Good luck with your research, and be well."}}, {"audio_id": "d4847am3pRI", "text": {"d4847am3pRI-00000-00000112-00000504": "Do you remember that official teaser, Deepin guys had posted some moths ago with", "d4847am3pRI-00001-00000504-00000698": "the new application grid?", "d4847am3pRI-00002-00000698-00000861": "I mean this teaser!", "d4847am3pRI-00003-00001234-00001676": "And I have to admit, that video brought high expectations and super hype!", "d4847am3pRI-00004-00001676-00001818": "But in reality?", "d4847am3pRI-00005-00003444-00003526": "So!", "d4847am3pRI-00006-00003526-00003810": "In case you aren't familiar with the Deepin desktop,", "d4847am3pRI-00007-00003810-00004186": "here we have the apps menu, and I think that's the default style!", "d4847am3pRI-00008-00004186-00004548": "Then we have this arrow, that can turn the menu to a full screen,", "d4847am3pRI-00009-00004548-00004916": "and probably that's the style most people are going to use!", "d4847am3pRI-00010-00004916-00005240": "Basically whats new from Deepin 15 to Deepin 20,", "d4847am3pRI-00011-00005240-00005682": "is when we select the categories view, we get this redesigned paging!", "d4847am3pRI-00012-00005682-00006142": "And from that screen we can again restore back to the classic mode if we want to.", "d4847am3pRI-00013-00006143-00006561": "Deepin allowing such live editing of elements is something I do like.", "d4847am3pRI-00014-00006561-00006967": "That also means it carries a more desktop oriented design than GNOME that makes heavy", "d4847am3pRI-00015-00006968-00007230": "use of inside preferences for almost everything.", "d4847am3pRI-00016-00007320-00007635": "Also to mention, all these changes are already available to", "d4847am3pRI-00017-00007635-00008009": "Deepin 20 stable release, so there is nothing super updated from master", "d4847am3pRI-00018-00008009-00008116": "in this video!", "d4847am3pRI-00019-00008188-00008334": "Okay, So!", "d4847am3pRI-00020-00008334-00008760": "Lets go forward with a very quick review, and I will go as fast as I can,", "d4847am3pRI-00021-00008760-00009054": "because I promise you I could have extended a lot if I wanted!", "d4847am3pRI-00022-00009124-00009452": "So we open the menu and we're starting with the default mode.", "d4847am3pRI-00023-00009452-00009792": "Here we have all the applications and we have some sort of paging,", "d4847am3pRI-00024-00009792-00010043": "that we can navigate with the mouse wheel.", "d4847am3pRI-00025-00010043-00010488": "We can also navigate with mouse gestures, but the experience is super awful and that", "d4847am3pRI-00026-00010488-00010706": "will get very annoying as you will see later!", "d4847am3pRI-00027-00010810-00011175": "On the bottom of this screen we also have the pages dots that are clickable,", "d4847am3pRI-00028-00011175-00011406": "and it's an additional way to navigate.", "d4847am3pRI-00029-00011406-00011852": "But if we misclick just a few pixels away, we'll accidentally close the whole menu!", "d4847am3pRI-00030-00011926-00012245": "Kinda details maybe, but it's a thing that really shows the low", "d4847am3pRI-00031-00012245-00012508": "quality of the overall design.", "d4847am3pRI-00032-00012508-00012969": "Speaking of dots, we see some blue of those next to some applications.", "d4847am3pRI-00033-00012969-00013346": "I've noticed them for ages and still I have not a clue what they're supposed to mean!", "d4847am3pRI-00034-00013408-00013654": "So if anyone knows, please leave a comment!", "d4847am3pRI-00035-00013702-00013802": "Anyway!", "d4847am3pRI-00036-00013803-00014213": "Before we proceed to the big issues, a last thing is that we obviously have an action", "d4847am3pRI-00037-00014213-00014511": "menu on applications we can open with right click,", "d4847am3pRI-00038-00014511-00014644": "but not with a long press.", "d4847am3pRI-00039-00014644-00014768": "In fact?", "d4847am3pRI-00040-00014768-00014946": "Long press acts like a single click.", "d4847am3pRI-00041-00015019-00015491": "Okay, lets move on to the basics and to the serious issues with this menu!", "d4847am3pRI-00042-00015528-00015938": "For start, we can re-arrange the icons with drag and drop!", "d4847am3pRI-00043-00015938-00016304": "At least sometimes, because the procedure is very rough.", "d4847am3pRI-00044-00016304-00016545": "But most importantly we can't create app folders,", "d4847am3pRI-00045-00016546-00016818": "and not to mention this isn't a proper paging either.", "d4847am3pRI-00046-00016882-00017276": "But what's really insane with this grid is the awful performance of the animations.", "d4847am3pRI-00047-00017356-00017834": "And I'm aware that's partially happening because of my NVIDIA, but it is exclusively an issue", "d4847am3pRI-00048-00017834-00018098": "in Deepin source code, rather NVIDIA's fault.", "d4847am3pRI-00049-00018164-00018369": "In any case what you see is what I get,", "d4847am3pRI-00050-00018370-00018700": "and I can't really cry tears of happiness for this experience!", "d4847am3pRI-00051-00018774-00019064": "One more thing is what's happening with the search.", "d4847am3pRI-00052-00019064-00019646": "For example, and I have used the same example also on Deepin 15, if we search for Settings,", "d4847am3pRI-00053-00019646-00019896": "instead of getting Deepin Settings as first result,", "d4847am3pRI-00054-00019896-00020144": "we even get the \"Blackmagic RAW Speed Test\" before!", "d4847am3pRI-00055-00020230-00020694": "I'm not sure how Deepin sorts the results, but even if I move Settings icon on the very", "d4847am3pRI-00056-00020694-00021004": "top of the first page, it won't work.", "d4847am3pRI-00057-00021004-00021328": "Okay, and now the whole universe got bugged.", "d4847am3pRI-00058-00021328-00021726": "And I could just retake the screencast, but seriously I'm leaving this on purpose so you", "d4847am3pRI-00059-00021726-00021818": "will know.", "d4847am3pRI-00060-00021818-00022236": "It's not only some design misses here and there, but this desktop Shell has lots of", "d4847am3pRI-00061-00022236-00022448": "actual bugs on current features!", "d4847am3pRI-00062-00022448-00022828": "And it doesn't matter if you are Apple or Deepin or Danny Trejo.", "d4847am3pRI-00063-00022828-00023190": "You simply can't release like that and expecting people taking you seriously.", "d4847am3pRI-00064-00023326-00023846": "And after 4 minutes, it's finally the time to cover the original topic of this video!", "d4847am3pRI-00065-00023846-00024070": "But there isn't really much to cover!", "d4847am3pRI-00066-00024070-00024148": "You see?", "d4847am3pRI-00067-00024148-00024654": "Initially from that teaser YouTube I thought that Deepin created custom application pages.", "d4847am3pRI-00068-00024655-00025043": "But it was just a redesign of the existing categories mechanism.", "d4847am3pRI-00069-00025043-00025268": "And I'm not sure why they're even trying.", "d4847am3pRI-00070-00025268-00025580": "I mean, if you want to make sure you won't find something,", "d4847am3pRI-00071-00025580-00025830": "just add it to a predefined category!", "d4847am3pRI-00072-00025830-00025930": "Anyway!", "d4847am3pRI-00073-00025930-00026118": "Since I started it let me finish it!", "d4847am3pRI-00074-00026182-00026538": "So we press Super Key and we go to categories view.", "d4847am3pRI-00075-00026538-00026886": "And by the way Deepin will remember the last opened mode for the next time.", "d4847am3pRI-00076-00026954-00027222": "The first thing we see is a very nice visual design,", "d4847am3pRI-00077-00027222-00027530": "which is the main selling point of Deepin really.", "d4847am3pRI-00078-00027530-00027718": "Interaction design and performance?", "d4847am3pRI-00079-00027718-00027812": "Piouf!", "d4847am3pRI-00080-00027812-00027916": "Who cares?", "d4847am3pRI-00081-00027918-00028044": "Actual distro?", "d4847am3pRI-00082-00028044-00028216": "Worse than Ubuntu!", "d4847am3pRI-00083-00028216-00028427": "Documentation and Community Support?", "d4847am3pRI-00084-00028427-00028716": "If you speak Chinese, just maybe!", "d4847am3pRI-00085-00028716-00028808": "Anyway!", "d4847am3pRI-00086-00028808-00029002": "To the very obvious issues.", "d4847am3pRI-00087-00029002-00029480": "First of, as you can see the icons aren't sorted in some alphabetical order,", "d4847am3pRI-00088-00029480-00029710": "and we can't re-arrange them either.", "d4847am3pRI-00089-00029710-00030195": "Second and equally awful, is while inside the category box we have multiple pages,", "d4847am3pRI-00090-00030195-00030510": "the mouse wheel will scroll across the categories instead.", "d4847am3pRI-00091-00030510-00030942": "So if we want to navigate inside the boxes we need to use the bugged gesture!", "d4847am3pRI-00092-00030943-00031331": "And on an additional note, while the main categories can endlessly scroll,", "d4847am3pRI-00093-00031331-00031644": "inside the boxes we have boundaries so we can't rotate.", "d4847am3pRI-00094-00031644-00031839": "Just a small inconsistency.", "d4847am3pRI-00095-00031880-00031958": "oh!", "d4847am3pRI-00096-00031958-00032186": "And we can also use the dots buttons!", "d4847am3pRI-00097-00032186-00032498": "That will again escape the whole menu if we slightly misclick.", "d4847am3pRI-00098-00032566-00032727": "There isn't much really to say,", "d4847am3pRI-00099-00032727-00033116": "but one last thing is that categories are obviously dynamic created.", "d4847am3pRI-00100-00033116-00033488": "So when I installed Minecraft, the Games category also created.", "d4847am3pRI-00101-00033538-00033890": "And if you're wondering, the search is exact the same as before!", "d4847am3pRI-00102-00034156-00034602": "As a final comment I'd say that all this is completely useless, but if Deepin adds the", "d4847am3pRI-00103-00034602-00035052": "ability to customize the categories and move the icons between directly from the Shell,", "d4847am3pRI-00104-00035052-00035311": "I'd say it would be a really nice design.", "d4847am3pRI-00105-00035311-00035780": "Okay, that perhaps was a very negative review, but if you're new to this channel you should", "d4847am3pRI-00106-00035780-00036341": "know that at the moment I only care for 4 desktops, GNOME, Plasma, elementary and Deepin.", "d4847am3pRI-00107-00036341-00036830": "And in fact, I currently have higher expectations from Deepin than the rest three.", "d4847am3pRI-00108-00036830-00037064": "So don't confuse my reviews with hate!", "d4847am3pRI-00109-00037064-00037315": "What I don't like, I'm not really bothering with!"}}, {"audio_id": "d4n0Vobwxu0", "text": 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"d4eRs5v6jZM-00006-00004824-00005944": "also runs off of a solar panel so another 100 watt ranology panel and that is wired to a", "d4eRs5v6jZM-00007-00006000-00006640": "charge controller i'm going to show you so there's my charge controller this is a rinology one", "d4eRs5v6jZM-00008-00006776-00007384": "we have bought two and this one's the waterproof one the other one we had before", "d4eRs5v6jZM-00009-00007384-00008200": "was not waterproof and didn't work out correctly and then this rinology charge controller", "d4eRs5v6jZM-00010-00008256-00008792": "there's the negative and the plus for the solar and on the back of your panel", "d4eRs5v6jZM-00011-00008952-00009240": "you've got two terminals a negative and a positive", "d4eRs5v6jZM-00012-00009608-00010328": "so that is how that's wired to the charge controller so now the power from the sun", "d4eRs5v6jZM-00013-00010328-00011032": "is going from this solar panel into the charge controller and then to this battery system here", "d4eRs5v6jZM-00014-00011104-00011648": "and how that's possible is there's a plus and a negative here where the battery goes", "d4eRs5v6jZM-00015-00011840-00012256": "and you can see there's a positive and a negative terminal on my battery", "d4eRs5v6jZM-00016-00012400-00013288": "okay and then this battery is how we're getting power from that pump so here's the pump", "d4eRs5v6jZM-00017-00013608-00014584": "so it's a sea flow pump it's a water pressure pump it's a 12 volt pump every this is a 12 volt system", "d4eRs5v6jZM-00018-00014704-00015584": "and it produces about 5.5 gallons per minute and the flow is great", "d4eRs5v6jZM-00019-00015663-00016912": "so all you have to do to wire this pump to your battery is this is an old extension cord", "d4eRs5v6jZM-00020-00016912-00017688": "wire we just cut it we took the black and the white wire put the white on the black", "d4eRs5v6jZM-00021-00017800-00018408": "out terminal and the black on the red terminal these are your plus and your minus that come off", "d4eRs5v6jZM-00022-00018408-00019216": "this battery and then you can see it just goes and goes and goes and then here's my terminals", "d4eRs5v6jZM-00023-00019336-00020192": "my negative my plus here my negative here and all we're doing is we're taking a bolt", "d4eRs5v6jZM-00024-00020584-00021592": "on the other end of on the other end of the extension cord we've got that same uh", "d4eRs5v6jZM-00025-00021592-00022464": "black and white wire the black goes in the positive side what we do is we take our nut here", "d4eRs5v6jZM-00026-00022568-00023568": "and we put the nut over the terminal right nice and tight same thing we do over here", "d4eRs5v6jZM-00027-00023744-00024416": "and then this turns on this is your inlet pump here so this is connected inside", "d4eRs5v6jZM-00028-00024512-00024888": "of the tote and that's pulling the water out of the tote", "d4eRs5v6jZM-00029-00024976-00025800": "through the pump but it's got to go through this filter first let's take this off okay", "d4eRs5v6jZM-00030-00026152-00026952": "so there's your filter see what sort of stuff we got in here pretty nasty in there", "d4eRs5v6jZM-00031-00027008-00027152": "probably time for a cleaning", "d4eRs5v6jZM-00032-00027448-00028104": "so then it gets filtered so then it goes through this this filter here", "d4eRs5v6jZM-00033-00028168-00028968": "into the pump and then your outlet side and then the outlet is the garden hose so i'm going to show", "d4eRs5v6jZM-00034-00028968-00030983": "you right now where this goes to now let's go over to follow the cord here here it is", "d4eRs5v6jZM-00035-00031064-00031912": "there you go you can see the pressure is real nice no sort of delays in the pressure", "d4eRs5v6jZM-00036-00032064-00032792": "and all we're doing is just watering and this is how we water all of our beds we hand water it", "d4eRs5v6jZM-00037-00032976-00033536": "next year we will not be hand watering next year we're going to try to switch over to a", "d4eRs5v6jZM-00038-00033616-00034256": "easier method for watering such as irrigation i know our first year", "d4eRs5v6jZM-00039-00034256-00034960": "and we hand watered everything are are we crazy i feel like we are so pretty simple setup", "d4eRs5v6jZM-00040-00035016-00035696": "you know that's how we're doing everything with the solar powered uh pumping station you saw the", "d4eRs5v6jZM-00041-00035696-00036304": "other solar panel on the transfer pump now you're seeing the second station here next to the tote", "d4eRs5v6jZM-00042-00036368-00036944": "and then now you're seeing all the water that's in the tote get out of the tote and end up in those", "d4eRs5v6jZM-00043-00036944-00037672": "garden beds so hope you enjoyed this hopefully you learned a little something make sure to like", "d4eRs5v6jZM-00044-00037672-00038296": "this video if you thought it was cool subscribe to our channel give this video a little like and uh", "d4eRs5v6jZM-00045-00038360-00039384": "drop us a comment let us know maybe we can help you out alright we'll see on the next one bye", "d4eRs5v6jZM-00046-00040400-00040450": "you"}}, {"audio_id": "d55GaLROQ_I", "text": {"d55GaLROQ_I-00000-00000028-00000383": ">> Mayor Cheryl Cox: Good morning and welcome to the city of Chula Vista", "d55GaLROQ_I-00001-00000383-00000743": "and welcome to the program Pool Safely.", "d55GaLROQ_I-00002-00000743-00001231": "You know, we're delighted in Chula Vista to have a pretty good record of making sure", "d55GaLROQ_I-00003-00001231-00001720": "that there are recreational opportunities for boys and girls and training opportunities", "d55GaLROQ_I-00004-00001720-00002173": "for parents to make sure that their children are safe when they're around water.", "d55GaLROQ_I-00005-00002173-00002583": "And you know as well as I do, that parents can get distracted.", "d55GaLROQ_I-00006-00002583-00003033": "That the teenager who's supposed to be watching the little one can enter into a conversation", "d55GaLROQ_I-00007-00003033-00003386": "or heaven forbid, use their cell phone in the water.", "d55GaLROQ_I-00008-00003386-00004061": "But, what we're trying to do today and with your cooperation is to bring attention to the fact", "d55GaLROQ_I-00009-00004061-00004662": "that all of us are responsible for what happens in the water when children are swimming.", "d55GaLROQ_I-00010-00004662-00005023": "The city of Chula Vista's Pool Safely campaign is one", "d55GaLROQ_I-00011-00005023-00005574": "that is just not a one shot deal, this is all year long.", "d55GaLROQ_I-00012-00005574-00006076": "We have opportunities for our kids to swim year round; therefore we need to make sure", "d55GaLROQ_I-00013-00006076-00006409": "that Pool Safely goes on year round.", "d55GaLROQ_I-00014-00006409-00006675": "Our campaign is about public education.", "d55GaLROQ_I-00015-00006675-00006939": "And just to let you know, some of the people from our staff", "d55GaLROQ_I-00016-00006939-00007159": "who are here and some of the visitors.", "d55GaLROQ_I-00017-00007159-00007898": "We have City Manager Jim Sandoval, Dave Hanneman our Fire Chief, Captain Gary Ficacci", "d55GaLROQ_I-00018-00007898-00008154": "from the Chula Vista Police Department,", "d55GaLROQ_I-00019-00008154-00008583": "representatives of council members Castaneda and Bensoussan.", "d55GaLROQ_I-00020-00008583-00009038": "Maria Kachadoorian, our Finance Director who makes sure that the bills can be paid", "d55GaLROQ_I-00021-00009038-00009312": "as long as we give her enough money.", "d55GaLROQ_I-00022-00009312-00009745": "Olga West, Principal of Veterans Elementary School and a member of the--", "d55GaLROQ_I-00023-00009745-00010085": "excuse me, of the Friends of Parks and Recreation.", "d55GaLROQ_I-00024-00010085-00010715": "Mark Scott, John Miller and David McClellan also from the friends, David is President.", "d55GaLROQ_I-00025-00010715-00011330": "And just as a little aside, cities today across the United States depend on the philanthropy", "d55GaLROQ_I-00026-00011330-00011518": "and the partnerships that they build.", "d55GaLROQ_I-00027-00011518-00012102": "And there's probably no finer partnership than the partnership that is with a group of citizens", "d55GaLROQ_I-00028-00012102-00012409": "and the community itself and the City of Chula Vista", "d55GaLROQ_I-00029-00012409-00012727": "and the Friends of Recreation meet that bill.", "d55GaLROQ_I-00030-00012727-00013077": "So, ladies and gentlemen, if you're a member of the friends would you raise your hand.", "d55GaLROQ_I-00031-00013077-00013486": "And if you're in the audience, take a look around and give them a round of applause,", "d55GaLROQ_I-00032-00013486-00014076": "their time, their talent and their funds [Applause] go", "d55GaLROQ_I-00033-00014076-00014368": "to support boys and girls in Chula Vista.", "d55GaLROQ_I-00034-00014368-00014663": "We wouldn't be able to do what is done in recreation", "d55GaLROQ_I-00035-00014663-00014962": "if we didn't have a superb Director of Recreation.", "d55GaLROQ_I-00036-00014962-00015541": "I'd like Mr. Buck Martin to raise your hand Buck and be recognized.", "d55GaLROQ_I-00037-00015541-00015838": "[Applause] Because of the recreation department's work,", "d55GaLROQ_I-00038-00015838-00016137": "we're able in Chula Vista to have several programs.", "d55GaLROQ_I-00039-00016137-00016376": "One of these programs is called WARN.", "d55GaLROQ_I-00040-00016376-00016843": "It's Water Awareness in Neighborhoods, it means that you're going to know what's going", "d55GaLROQ_I-00041-00016843-00017439": "on in the pool next door and if children in the neighborhood are allowed into that pool or not", "d55GaLROQ_I-00042-00017439-00017717": "and that there's always a responsible adult.", "d55GaLROQ_I-00043-00017717-00018189": "ASAP, Aquatic Safety Awareness Program for first graders.", "d55GaLROQ_I-00044-00018189-00018653": "ELTS is the forth grade swim program and because of the generosity", "d55GaLROQ_I-00045-00018653-00018882": "of Kaiser, we've been able to offer that.", "d55GaLROQ_I-00046-00018882-00019309": "Now, Buck I think we're in our third year, fourth year, fourth year.", "d55GaLROQ_I-00047-00019309-00019668": "The average age of drowning victims is two and a half years old.", "d55GaLROQ_I-00048-00019668-00020166": "And you can imagine that what happens is mom turns her back just for minute", "d55GaLROQ_I-00049-00020166-00020764": "and the two year old being so curious about the water gets in and can't get out.", "d55GaLROQ_I-00050-00020764-00021299": "We can prevent tragedies like this by educating the public and certainly by teaching boys", "d55GaLROQ_I-00051-00021299-00021667": "and girls to swim as we're doing today at Parkway pool.", "d55GaLROQ_I-00052-00021667-00022247": "We're committed to sharing this message with our neighbors and delighted to have representatives", "d55GaLROQ_I-00053-00022247-00022473": "of the U.S. Olympic-- excuse-- yes,", "d55GaLROQ_I-00054-00022473-00022889": "United States Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs here.", "d55GaLROQ_I-00055-00022889-00023072": "We have sun, you have snow.", "d55GaLROQ_I-00056-00023072-00023288": "We could trade it every now and then.", "d55GaLROQ_I-00057-00023288-00023947": "I'd like to introduce CPSC Chairman Inez Tenenbaum and the pool safety--", "d55GaLROQ_I-00058-00023947-00024338": "Pool Safely campaign to the City of Chula Vista, Ms. Tenenbaum."}}, {"audio_id": "d5mPlT0YRTA", "text": {"d5mPlT0YRTA-00000-00000894-00001312": "Last 1 Year with 'Dreaming Up!'", "d5mPlT0YRTA-00001-00002082-00002308": "Two Milion Video Views", "d5mPlT0YRTA-00002-00003064-00003264": "25,000 Downloads", "d5mPlT0YRTA-00003-00004106-00004424": "80 User's Arranged Contents.", "d5mPlT0YRTA-00004-00004674-00004736": "And.", "d5mPlT0YRTA-00005-00004952-00005046": "And, December 2015."}}, {"audio_id": "d5psalCuM8c", "text": {"d5psalCuM8c-00000-00000875-00001060": "What's up, everybody?", "d5psalCuM8c-00001-00001060-00001206": "I Hate Everything Junior here!", "d5psalCuM8c-00002-00001206-00001702": "And today, we are going to be ranting about the worst game ever in my opinion...", "d5psalCuM8c-00003-00001702-00001807": "Undertale.", "d5psalCuM8c-00004-00001807-00002227": "Almost everyone in the entire internet LOVES that game, except me.", "d5psalCuM8c-00005-00002227-00002795": "I hate that game so much, if I met Toby Fox, the creator, I would complain about undertale", "d5psalCuM8c-00006-00002795-00003226": "to him, go to his computer, and take that game off steam.", "d5psalCuM8c-00007-00003226-00003579": "So one of the things I hate the most about undertale is the fandom.", "d5psalCuM8c-00008-00003579-00003762": "The fandom is the WORST!", "d5psalCuM8c-00009-00003762-00004108": "If you don't believe me, just search Undertale on DeviantArt.", "d5psalCuM8c-00010-00004108-00004650": "I won't show you any pictures of it, you just search it for yourself.They usually just show", "d5psalCuM8c-00011-00004650-00005125": "you weird pictures of the characters in the game, some anime, and if you didn't know,", "d5psalCuM8c-00012-00005125-00005237": "I hate anime.", "d5psalCuM8c-00013-00005237-00005578": "So let's talk about how undertale ruined YouTube.", "d5psalCuM8c-00014-00005578-00005848": "A lot of YouTubers have a series on Undertale.", "d5psalCuM8c-00015-00005848-00006052": "Even DanTDM!", "d5psalCuM8c-00016-00006052-00006262": "And that ruined DanTDM for me.", "d5psalCuM8c-00017-00006262-00006545": "I wish I could just delete every Undertale video.", "d5psalCuM8c-00018-00006545-00006966": "So anyways, If you enjoyed this video, leave a like.", "d5psalCuM8c-00019-00006966-00007241": "I will do a longer video on Undertale soon.", "d5psalCuM8c-00020-00007241-00007316": "Goodbye!"}}, {"audio_id": "d5shK7doCWE", "text": {"d5shK7doCWE-00000-00001663-00002055": "I think it's just understanding that people", "d5shK7doCWE-00001-00002055-00002434": "aren't, things aren't laws. They're not", "d5shK7doCWE-00002-00002434-00002814": "set in stone, they always come from somewhere.", "d5shK7doCWE-00003-00002814-00003121": "You know, your ideas about what to teach", "d5shK7doCWE-00004-00003121-00003641": "and what to study, they're all part of identity", "d5shK7doCWE-00005-00003641-00004249": "and background, and so, I think, understanding", "d5shK7doCWE-00006-00004249-00004653": "this helps develop empathy with others in", "d5shK7doCWE-00007-00004653-00004984": "a world that is just shrinking all the time,", "d5shK7doCWE-00008-00004984-00005454": "and that's huge. And also, understanding", "d5shK7doCWE-00009-00005454-00005882": "better yourself - how learning works", "d5shK7doCWE-00010-00005882-00006306": "in yourself, and how to develop skill and", "d5shK7doCWE-00011-00006306-00006719": "realize your dreams, and to communicate.", "d5shK7doCWE-00012-00006719-00007025": "You understand why you believe what", "d5shK7doCWE-00013-00007025-00007202": "you believe, and how it's guiding how", "d5shK7doCWE-00014-00007202-00007373": "you work on things.", "d5shK7doCWE-00015-00007806-00008058": "I just personally feel that I've been a much", "d5shK7doCWE-00016-00008058-00008244": "happier teacher when I'm seeing", "d5shK7doCWE-00017-00008244-00008612": "students achieve and get results, and it was", "d5shK7doCWE-00018-00008612-00008975": "when I learned to stop blaming it on them,", "d5shK7doCWE-00019-00008975-00009623": "judging them, and, instead, realize that when", "d5shK7doCWE-00020-00009623-00009900": "they were failing, perhaps I could provide", "d5shK7doCWE-00021-00009900-00010140": "better scaffolding, or structure what I", "d5shK7doCWE-00022-00010140-00010446": "was doing better so that they could succeed.", "d5shK7doCWE-00023-00010446-00010872": "Because nobody comes to college to fail.", "d5shK7doCWE-00024-00010872-00011203": "It's so much more fulfilling to me to have", "d5shK7doCWE-00025-00011203-00011474": "a procedure - just a list of steps to follow,", "d5shK7doCWE-00026-00011474-00011688": "guidance - and not have to reinvent", "d5shK7doCWE-00027-00011688-00011994": "the wheel all the time by myself in the dark.", "d5shK7doCWE-00028-00011994-00012238": "But to see what actually works, and not", "d5shK7doCWE-00029-00012238-00012425": "just make it up.", "d5shK7doCWE-00030-00012834-00013219": "You want to embrace people for who they are", "d5shK7doCWE-00031-00013219-00013382": "and understand that you're never going", "d5shK7doCWE-00032-00013382-00013698": "to fully understand somebody. It's kind of", "d5shK7doCWE-00033-00013698-00014068": "a constructivist thing, too, when you are", "d5shK7doCWE-00034-00014068-00014512": "speaking, everybody processes your stories", "d5shK7doCWE-00035-00014512-00014725": "and relates them to their own lives.", "d5shK7doCWE-00036-00014725-00014882": "And you just need to be aware of that,", "d5shK7doCWE-00037-00014882-00015150": "as a teacher, and make sure when you're", "d5shK7doCWE-00038-00015150-00015352": "designing your curriculum backwards -", "d5shK7doCWE-00039-00015352-00015613": "like the Wiggins, the backwards design", "d5shK7doCWE-00040-00015613-00016168": "materials - you spend a lot of time nailing", "d5shK7doCWE-00041-00016168-00016411": "down what exactly are your objectives, and", "d5shK7doCWE-00042-00016411-00016629": "then making sure that you stratify what you're", "d5shK7doCWE-00043-00016629-00016997": "doing in the activities so that a lot of diverse", "d5shK7doCWE-00044-00016997-00017200": "learners will experience in a way that", "d5shK7doCWE-00045-00017200-00017448": "makes sense to them. And you are never", "d5shK7doCWE-00046-00017448-00017609": "going to quite know what that is, until", "d5shK7doCWE-00047-00017609-00017805": "you have the assessment and see what they", "d5shK7doCWE-00048-00017805-00018120": "really got, but you just keep trying things.", "d5shK7doCWE-00049-00018472-00018977": "Oh, for me, gosh, it's so rewarding.", "d5shK7doCWE-00050-00018977-00019111": "There's nothing better than seeing that", "d5shK7doCWE-00051-00019111-00019537": "lightbulb go off with students, and hearing", "d5shK7doCWE-00052-00019537-00019975": "the audience laugh. But it's because I was", "d5shK7doCWE-00053-00019975-00020172": "successful in making it a safe place for", "d5shK7doCWE-00054-00020172-00020477": "them to play around on the stage. It's always", "d5shK7doCWE-00055-00020477-00020791": "a study, so I try things, and I have limited", "d5shK7doCWE-00056-00020791-00021098": "success, and then I tweak it the next time.", "d5shK7doCWE-00057-00021098-00021394": "I just keep playing around with it. I never", "d5shK7doCWE-00058-00021394-00021847": "get bored. It's so fulfilling.", "d5shK7doCWE-00059-00022600-00022900": "Subtitles by the Amara.org community"}}, {"audio_id": "d676ddLuMsY", "text": {"d676ddLuMsY-00000-00000000-00000450": "Hello and welcome to an introduction to the custom data organizer. Today I'm", "d676ddLuMsY-00001-00000450-00000861": "going to show you how to install and use the gas mileage calculator dashboard.", "d676ddLuMsY-00002-00000861-00001449": "First we open the menu and select load-save. This opens a pop-up where you can", "d676ddLuMsY-00003-00001449-00001985": "save and load all of your various data tracking setups to the cloud. In this", "d676ddLuMsY-00004-00001985-00002451": "first tab you can see several sample dashboards that I have created to allow", "d676ddLuMsY-00005-00002451-00002880": "you to get started easily and get a feel for the application before you start", "d676ddLuMsY-00006-00002880-00003114": "custom designing your own way of doing things.", "d676ddLuMsY-00007-00003114-00003729": "Select the gas mileage option. In this next menu you can view more detailed", "d676ddLuMsY-00008-00003729-00004128": "information about this setup or you can do a custom download which allows you to", "d676ddLuMsY-00009-00004128-00004632": "select only certain parts of the setup. In our case we can just hit \"download it\"", "d676ddLuMsY-00010-00004632-00005187": "and load everything. Now when we go back to the main menu we see a new dashboard", "d676ddLuMsY-00011-00005187-00005655": "at the top called gas mileage. If you select this you will see your new gas", "d676ddLuMsY-00012-00005655-00006219": "mileage calculator dashboard. You can see three sections which I call \"cards\".", "d676ddLuMsY-00013-00006219-00006695": "The top left card is your input card where you will be inputting your gas", "d676ddLuMsY-00014-00006695-00007193": "mileage information every time you buy gas. The bottom-left card is your ongoing", "d676ddLuMsY-00015-00007193-00007670": "gas mileage report which is blank right now because we have not input any", "d676ddLuMsY-00016-00007670-00008143": "information. The card on the right are instructions that you can later delete.", "d676ddLuMsY-00017-00008143-00008640": "The gas mileage calculator is not quite ready to go out of the box because it", "d676ddLuMsY-00018-00008640-00009060": "has no way of knowing how many miles you already have on your car, so we need to", "d676ddLuMsY-00019-00009060-00009531": "make a quick edit to the report. So now we go back to the menu and select", "d676ddLuMsY-00020-00009531-00010140": "\"edit home cards\" to set our dashboard into edit mode. In this mode each card has an", "d676ddLuMsY-00021-00010140-00010604": "edit and delete button on the left and a draggable resize icon in the lower-right.", "d676ddLuMsY-00022-00010604-00011147": "In this mode you can also drag to move cards around but in this case we just", "d676ddLuMsY-00023-00011147-00011618": "want to edit our report so we click the edit button which opens the edit menu", "d676ddLuMsY-00024-00011618-00012213": "for that card. In the selected items area we see a list of all the items to be", "d676ddLuMsY-00025-00012213-00012828": "displayed in this card. Cards contain any combination of reports, tracker inputs,", "d676ddLuMsY-00026-00012828-00013272": "and charts. In this case we have only a single report.", "d676ddLuMsY-00027-00013272-00013773": "Let's select the edit button for that report. Now we are looking at the report", "d676ddLuMsY-00028-00013773-00014230": "editor. The report editor consists of three main text fields. You have your", "d676ddLuMsY-00029-00014230-00014728": "starting text at the top and the ending text at the bottom which you can see are", "d676ddLuMsY-00030-00014728-00015211": "both currently empty. The text field in the middle contains the text that will", "d676ddLuMsY-00031-00015211-00015793": "be shown once for each data point. So now, as it says in the included instructions,", "d676ddLuMsY-00032-00015793-00016372": "we change each instance of \"124000\" to", "d676ddLuMsY-00033-00016372-00016809": "whatever the current mileage is of your car. You should try to do this when you", "d676ddLuMsY-00034-00016809-00017259": "have a full tank of gas. so let's say I have 54000 miles on my car.", "d676ddLuMsY-00035-00017259-00017706": "I'll just change that here in the math short codes. Now we open our main menu", "d676ddLuMsY-00036-00017706-00018244": "and quit editing and now we are ready to actually use the gas mileage calculator.", "d676ddLuMsY-00037-00018244-00018784": "So let's say we went 500 miles before filling up again. So our total is", "d676ddLuMsY-00038-00018784-00019251": "54500 miles on the odometer. When we fill up we bought", "d676ddLuMsY-00039-00019251-00019603": "50 gallons at a cost of $150, so we enter all three", "d676ddLuMsY-00040-00019603-00020173": "pieces of data and hit enter. Now we start seeing output in our report. Let's", "d676ddLuMsY-00041-00020173-00020607": "put in some more numbers which obviously don't represent realistic gas purchases", "d676ddLuMsY-00042-00020607-00020991": "but do illustrate how the report works.", "d676ddLuMsY-00043-00022636-00023308": "So that's the basics of how the gas mileage calculator works. Now we can edit our cards again", "d676ddLuMsY-00044-00023308-00023806": "and delete the instructions we no longer need and move stuff around so I can add", "d676ddLuMsY-00045-00023806-00024379": "other things to this dashboard. Now I'm going to show you the manage page which", "d676ddLuMsY-00046-00024379-00024945": "contains all of your trackers, cards, reports, dashboards, and charts. since we", "d676ddLuMsY-00047-00024945-00025525": "don't need the instructions card or its report we can delete them. And there you", "d676ddLuMsY-00048-00025525-00026029": "have a basic introduction to the custom data organizer application. But remember,", "d676ddLuMsY-00049-00026029-00026523": "this is just a tiny sample of what this app can do."}}, {"audio_id": "d6faVeYIC1o", "text": {"d6faVeYIC1o-00000-00000210-00000810": "Goto, what’s up with your face?  I don’t like it.", "d6faVeYIC1o-00001-00000903-00001506": "I can’t be bothered by YOSHI-HASHI, though.", "d6faVeYIC1o-00002-00001536-00001980": "Goto, the time is right.  I’ve got the time, now.", "d6faVeYIC1o-00003-00001989-00002420": "But I don’t even want your NEVER title.  Don’t bother putting it on the line.", "d6faVeYIC1o-00004-00002433-00002960": "You’ll always be just NEVER level,  I’m not like you.", "d6faVeYIC1o-00005-00002983-00003253": "We can still have fun.  I don’t want the belt, though.", "d6faVeYIC1o-00006-00003276-00003750": "And after him, there’s another…  I want to have fun with him, too.", "d6faVeYIC1o-00007-00004583-00005096": "NEW JAPAN CUP,  you guys are getting carried away...", "d6faVeYIC1o-00008-00005250-00005423": "Hey, Okada…", "d6faVeYIC1o-00009-00005556-00005920": "You are one of them, too.", "d6faVeYIC1o-00010-00006226-00006786": "How arrogant are you,  stepping on my head…", "d6faVeYIC1o-00011-00006853-00007550": "I’m almost there, I can almost reach you.", "d6faVeYIC1o-00012-00007893-00008416": "It’s all within…  REACH.", "d6faVeYIC1o-00013-00008606-00008896": "There’s someone who looks interesting...", "d6faVeYIC1o-00014-00009043-00009303": "I want to have a taste.", "d6faVeYIC1o-00015-00009490-00009916": "I want to, before it spoils.", "d6faVeYIC1o-00016-00009933-00010286": "Let’s do it... Taichi."}}, {"audio_id": "d6GZd1_yrEy", "text": {"d6GZd1_yrEy-00000-00015000-00060000": "Tan Buu - An Thanh Street"}}, {"audio_id": "d6TNcoK8z_A", "text": {"d6TNcoK8z_A-00000-00001963-00002182": "Welcome back to my 3D printer build log.", "d6TNcoK8z_A-00001-00002182-00002364": "I'd like to apologize for the increasing delays.", "d6TNcoK8z_A-00002-00002364-00002848": "In the last months, both my professional workload and the time allocated for family and friends", "d6TNcoK8z_A-00003-00002848-00003126": "haven't left me with much time to pursue this project.", "d6TNcoK8z_A-00004-00003126-00003526": "I don't know whether this will get better any time soon, but at least I can share what", "d6TNcoK8z_A-00005-00003526-00003754": "has happened in the meantime.", "d6TNcoK8z_A-00006-00003754-00004132": "The first aspect I worked on was the LCD touch-screen housing.", "d6TNcoK8z_A-00007-00004132-00004562": "When ordering the Duet Wifi, I originally planned on buying a 5\" panel.", "d6TNcoK8z_A-00008-00004562-00004962": "Since that was out of stock at the time, I went with a 7\" panel.", "d6TNcoK8z_A-00009-00004962-00005358": "What I didn't consider at the time was that my current printer is too small to print an", "d6TNcoK8z_A-00010-00005358-00005555": "enclosure suitable for this panel.", "d6TNcoK8z_A-00011-00005555-00006330": "So, there's only one option left...", "d6TNcoK8z_A-00012-00006330-00007372": "No, of course not - even though my approach might get me excommunicated from some rep-rap", "d6TNcoK8z_A-00013-00007372-00007472": "communities.", "d6TNcoK8z_A-00014-00007472-00007936": "I bought a pre-fabricated case with an aluminium front plate, took that out and glued a template", "d6TNcoK8z_A-00015-00007936-00008045": "onto it.", "d6TNcoK8z_A-00016-00008045-00008490": "After drilling the necessary holes, I used a scroll saw to rough out the cutout for the", "d6TNcoK8z_A-00017-00008490-00012239": "panel, filed the edges to size and then mounted the panel to the front plate.", "d6TNcoK8z_A-00018-00012239-00012749": "To connect the panel to the printer, I'm using a 4-pole GX16 aviation connector.", "d6TNcoK8z_A-00019-00012749-00013178": "It needs a hole a bit larger than my largest twist drill, so here I'm using a kind of slot", "d6TNcoK8z_A-00020-00013178-00014004": "drill to enlarge the hole until the connector fits inside.", "d6TNcoK8z_A-00021-00014004-00014394": "Since the holes in the PanelDue PCB don't line up with the mounting holes in the case,", "d6TNcoK8z_A-00022-00014394-00014777": "I've designed and printed a small mounting adapter that is screwed to the case and in", "d6TNcoK8z_A-00023-00014777-00014886": "turn holds the PCB.", "d6TNcoK8z_A-00024-00014886-00015715": "The GX16 socket is connected to the PanelDue, and I'm using a ribbon cable to connect the", "d6TNcoK8z_A-00025-00015715-00015900": "LCD panel to the PanelDue PCB.", "d6TNcoK8z_A-00026-00015900-00016404": "I had to \"modify\" the connector on the PanelDue side of the cable rather extensively because", "d6TNcoK8z_A-00027-00016404-00016754": "several of the components mounted around the connector got in the way.", "d6TNcoK8z_A-00028-00016754-00016963": "Just another warranty voided...", "d6TNcoK8z_A-00029-00016963-00017136": "And here is the finished display unit.", "d6TNcoK8z_A-00030-00017136-00017480": "It's a bit on the light side and tends to slide around, so I might want to add some", "d6TNcoK8z_A-00031-00017480-00017904": "components to improve the gravitational footprint later on, but at the moment, I don't have", "d6TNcoK8z_A-00032-00017904-00018179": "any suitable scrap material lying around here.", "d6TNcoK8z_A-00033-00018179-00018300": "Back to the printer.", "d6TNcoK8z_A-00034-00018300-00018663": "You might recall that I mounted the print bed with the heater mat underneath it in the", "d6TNcoK8z_A-00035-00018663-00018787": "last video.", "d6TNcoK8z_A-00036-00018787-00019204": "The downside of this arrangement is that half of the surface area of the heater mat would", "d6TNcoK8z_A-00037-00019204-00019593": "be heating the air underneath the bed, which is undesirable and a waste of energy.", "d6TNcoK8z_A-00038-00019593-00020123": "To improve the situation, I've ordered some insulating mineral wool that I'll mount underneath", "d6TNcoK8z_A-00039-00020123-00020223": "the bed.", "d6TNcoK8z_A-00040-00020223-00020650": "Since the wool is rather floppy and wouldn't stay in place unless properly supported, I'll", "d6TNcoK8z_A-00041-00020650-00020905": "be using three aluminium bands to hold it in place.", "d6TNcoK8z_A-00042-00020905-00021368": "To make it easier to mount the bands, I decided to flatten the top sides of the mounting brackets.", "d6TNcoK8z_A-00043-00021368-00021918": "Off-camera, I cut the aluminium bands to size, rounded off the edges and drilled holes large", "d6TNcoK8z_A-00044-00021918-00022229": "enough to slide them over the hex posts holding the bed.", "d6TNcoK8z_A-00045-00022229-00022626": "These bands are not screwed to the frame, but will be held in place just by gravity", "d6TNcoK8z_A-00046-00022626-00022798": "and the slightly compressed wool.", "d6TNcoK8z_A-00047-00022798-00023135": "The wool can easily be cut with a sharp knife.", "d6TNcoK8z_A-00048-00023135-00023613": "Avoid contact with your bare skin - wear gloves, if possible a respirator or face mask and", "d6TNcoK8z_A-00049-00023613-00023921": "try to avoid getting the dust and fibers onto your skin.", "d6TNcoK8z_A-00050-00023921-00024677": "I realize that a long-sleeve shirt would have been a good idea, too.", "d6TNcoK8z_A-00051-00024677-00024996": "The holes for the screws and the cable can easily be poked through with a screwdriver.", "d6TNcoK8z_A-00052-00024996-00025456": "To mark the positions of the holes and hold the aluminium bands in place, I've already", "d6TNcoK8z_A-00053-00025456-00026227": "screwed the posts to the bed.", "d6TNcoK8z_A-00054-00026227-00026429": "Here I'm screwing the brackets to the posts.", "d6TNcoK8z_A-00055-00026429-00028463": "This time, I'm mounting the bed with the printer turned upside-down.", "d6TNcoK8z_A-00056-00028463-00028831": "So here it is - the printer with the insulated heated bed.", "d6TNcoK8z_A-00057-00028831-00028972": "And that's it for today.", "d6TNcoK8z_A-00058-00028972-00029332": "Don't worry, I'm already working on the next steps - I want to see this thing printing.", "d6TNcoK8z_A-00059-00029332-00029702": "If you have any comments, please leave them below, and if you liked the video, please", "d6TNcoK8z_A-00060-00029702-00029810": "give it a thumbs up.", "d6TNcoK8z_A-00061-00029810-00030118": "And please subscribe to get notified of new videos.", "d6TNcoK8z_A-00062-00030118-00030170": "See you later!"}}, {"audio_id": "d72u8tCA7pQ", "text": {"d72u8tCA7pQ-00000-00000010-00000194": "Notice the human being.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00001-00000194-00000838": "Put him with his attitude, watching a soccer match or a football match, 90 minutes his attitude", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00002-00000838-00001184": "can be like a zombie, where no one can interrupt him.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00003-00001184-00001798": "Put him 5 minutes with Allah (s.w.t), he doesn't have the discipline to stay on concentration.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00004-00002683-00003252": "The first step of concentration in salah and the technique to be used in the 21st century", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00005-00003252-00003660": "without a doubt is about your attitude in approaching Salah.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00006-00003660-00004086": "We know very well that psychologists have said when a human being wants to complete", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00007-00004086-00004812": "a task seventy percent of completion depends on attitudes and 30 percent on intellect.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00008-00004812-00005344": "What do we mean? We mean if you think about any task you thought to perform in your life,", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00009-00005344-00005827": "it's not so much about your intellect, it's about your attitude before the task.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00010-00005827-00006378": "If you noticed, when we were at college, there were certain students at college who you would", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00011-00006378-00006989": "find were geniuses but their attitude was so arrogant that sometimes those less smart", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00012-00006989-00007267": "than them got higher grades than them.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00013-00007267-00007923": "Why? The genius approaches the class with what?  70% attitude 30% intellect.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00014-00007923-00008384": "You find he is more 70% intellect 30% attitudes.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00015-00008384-00008575": "His attitude is all over the place.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00016-00008575-00009017": "When he comes to class, he's not interested in learning. He is interested in finishing", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00017-00009017-00009342": "the class and coming to the exams at the end of the year.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00018-00009342-00009934": "We find however than the person who's not a genius, but his attitude is correct is managing", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00019-00009934-00010164": "to achieve the highest grades.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00020-00010164-00010406": "The same applies to Salah without a doubt.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00021-00010406-00010506": "Why?", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00022-00010506-00011128": "Because with Salah the first step to concentrating in your Salah is reflecting on your attitude", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00023-00011128-00011297": "before you approach Salah.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00024-00011298-00011404": "What do I mean?", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00025-00011404-00011870": "Notice in this mosque, if you look at the building of the mosque, in the main musallah,", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00026-00011871-00012181": "there is something called a mehrab, isn't there?", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00027-00012181-00012413": "The mehrab comes from the word \"Harb\".", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00028-00012413-00012585": "Harb means war.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00029-00012585-00012771": "You ask yourself a question?", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00030-00012771-00013237": "Why would Allah (SWT) name a certain part of a mosque the area of war?", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00031-00013237-00013797": "It's because the mehrab is you entering a war with Shaitan.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00032-00013797-00014400": "The first step of an attitude in concentrating before salah is that your attitude is I'm", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00033-00014400-00014700": "good well that there is definitely a battle today.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00034-00014700-00015040": "Those of you who approach any sport know there's a battle.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00035-00015050-00015434": "You psych yourself up and are ready for the opponent.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00036-00015434-00015858": "With the attitude, when it comes to concentrating in Salah, I know that", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00037-00015859-00016541": "that Maharb means I'm in harb with Shaitan and that my attitude has to be that if my", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00038-00016541-00017134": "prayer is five minutes let me see how many of those five minutes my mind doesn't waver", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00039-00017134-00017981": "anywhere else because if my mind does waver anywhere else he's defeated me in the harb.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00040-00017981-00018606": "Whereas if for five minutes, and notice the human being, put him with his attitude watching", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00041-00018606-00019155": "a soccer match or a football match, ninety minutes his attitude can be like a zombie", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00042-00019155-00019338": "where no one can interrupt him.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00043-00019338-00020016": "Put him five minutes with Allah (SWT),  he doesn't have the discipline to stay on concentration.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00044-00020016-00020692": "Why? Because his attitude approaching Salah isn't an attitude that I'm really benefitting,", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00045-00020693-00021044": "the attitude is I'm praying this because I heard if you don't pray this you're gonna", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00046-00021044-00021303": "burn in hell one day  so I want to stay away from Hell.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00047-00021303-00021645": "Ameer-ul-Momineen used to say there are three types of worshipers.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00048-00021645-00022126": "There is the one who worships you out of fear of hell, that's the worship of a slave.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00049-00022126-00022626": "There is the one who worships you because he wants heaven, that's the worship of a businessman.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00050-00022626-00023078": "then there's the one who worships you because even if there's no heaven or hell he recognizes", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00051-00023078-00023404": "he becomes free through worshiping you.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00052-00023404-00023856": "Notice therefore the Quran says, the Quran said there are two types of people you", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00053-00023857-00024258": "see who when they approach Salah will never achieve concentration.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00054-00024258-00024390": "The first of them", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00055-00024930-00025362": "Do not approach Salah in a state of intoxication.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00056-00025363-00025807": "Intoxication means what? We said that intoxication could mean alcohol.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00057-00025807-00025972": "Imam Nasai, used to state what?", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00058-00025972-00026404": "He used to say that 'Abd al-Rahman ibn 'Awf, one day when he left Salah while in a state", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00059-00026404-00027027": "of intoxication the verse was revealed about him, that do not approach Salah while you are drunk.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00060-00027027-00027444": "Would you believe that some people say well we are Muslims, we don't drink", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00061-00027444-00028045": "In the Middle East, there are certain Arab countries where you'll find certain Arabs will go out on", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00062-00028045-00028231": "a night of partying.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00063-00028231-00028624": "He'll party and he'll party and he'll party and he'll have enough drink.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00064-00028624-00028956": "Then Masha'Allah he comes to pray salat al-fajr in the mosque.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00065-00028956-00029164": "When he comes to pray salat al-fajr in the mosque, you", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00066-00029164-00029533": "look at him and you say, \"What are you doing in the mosque?\" He replies by saying, \"Well I've", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00067-00029533-00029963": "come to pray to Allah (SWT)\". You say to him \"But you've come and the Quran says don't approach", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00068-00029963-00030532": "in a state of intoxication.\" Why not? Because in a state of intoxication you'll never be", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00069-00030536-00031052": "able to concentrate, will you? That intoxication the Quran went a step further by saying", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00070-00031052-00031254": "Do not approach salah", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00071-00031577-00031968": "Don't approach salah in a state of laziness.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00072-00031968-00032561": "I find it ironic that there are people who pray after work, not at work.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00073-00032561-00032949": "You find that the Quran said don't approach Salah while you are lazy.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00074-00032949-00033583": "Why? Because the first step in concentration in Salah is your attitude, on a night like", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00075-00033583-00034378": "this, a man said when he was struck,  I have won by the Lord of the Kaaba.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00076-00034378-00035016": "Do you know why? Because in the mahrab of the war with Shaitan, Ali ibn Abi Talib won", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00077-00035016-00035654": "Many times when you know your killer is around you can't concentrate.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00078-00035654-00035790": "Can you?", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00079-00035790-00036393": "So now you've got two enemies, Shaitaan and Ibn Muljim, but if your attitude is a perfect", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00080-00036393-00036877": "attitude and you've mastered your disciplines then you find that the son of Abu Talib when", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00081-00036877-00037381": "he's struck, he says فزتُ. You know I've won. You know they try to take my mind away with", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00082-00037381-00037984": "their behavior but I won because the only time he could kill me is in the Salah. Therefore", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00083-00037984-00038604": "the first area is attitude, the second area of concentration in Salah and a key development.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00084-00038604-00039041": "Do I believe there are benefits in this Salah for me or no? If you go to a Muslim today you", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00085-00039041-00039459": "ask whats the benefits of Salah? What do you benefit? He says that I don't know what I benefit in", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00086-00039459-00039940": "this thing I heard that it's obligatory so I do it. When you answer like that there's", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00087-00039940-00040411": "no way you'll concentrate, why? Because when a human-being performs a task if he believes", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00088-00040411-00040889": "there's a benefit psychologically, you'll see that he'll make sure he performs it in the", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00089-00040889-00041440": "best of way. If he doesn't see any benefits behind the task, he doesn't perform the task properly", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00090-00041440-00041958": "When a non-muslim asks you today what's the benefit behind Salah, you can't", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00091-00041959-00042465": "simply reply by saying Allah ordered me to pray salah, the main benefit, the first one", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00092-00042465-00042631": "behind salah was what?", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00093-00042631-00043218": "It builds humility in an otherwise arrogant creation.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00094-00043218-00043628": "This human being will never bow down to anyone.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00095-00043628-00044130": "Never. If you ask a human put your head down on the ground to anyone, he'll say what?", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00096-00044130-00044424": "Who would you think you are? Me bowing before you.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00097-00044425-00045094": "Allah needed something where the human being remembered that one day he came from clay,", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00098-00045094-00045457": "and that there'll be another day when he returns to clay.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00099-00045457-00046016": "So it's good for him to go down five times a day and remember where he came from.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00100-00046016-00046547": "The same man who died on this night used to say, 'Mankind you came from a drop of semen", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00101-00046547-00047027": "and you live as a piece of dust. You don't know when you came and you don't know when", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00102-00047027-00047505": "you're going. So why'd you walk around like you know everything?'", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00103-00047505-00047935": "You know sometimes the human has to chill out, he has to calm down because some human", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00104-00047935-00048366": "beings you see him is like a peacock walking on the earth. Peacock. You tell him excuse", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00105-00048366-00048782": "me calm down what's wrong with you? You are nothing on this Earth, nothing there'll be", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00106-00048782-00049100": "a day when you can't control even when the Angel of Death comes,", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00107-00049100-00049284": "he's is gonna take your soul away.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00108-00049284-00049709": "Ameer-ul-Momineen used to say look at the peacock, it's the most insecure animal.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00109-00049709-00049824": "Why?", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00110-00049824-00050234": "Arrogant people are always insecure about something in their life.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00111-00050235-00050586": "So what you find with the peacock, Imam in Nahj al-Balagha says, you see when a peacock stretches", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00112-00050586-00051193": "its feathers? It wants you to look at what? It wants you to look at what? It wants you", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00113-00051193-00051783": "to look at its feathers because it's insecure about its skinny legs.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00114-00051783-00052317": "The peacock has got such skinny legs, it doesn't want you to focus on them. So the peacock says,", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00115-00052317-00052766": "look at my colors, look at my colors, because it's insecure about its legs.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00116-00052766-00053517": "Likewise, Salah was introduced, why? To bring humility into us. That when you approach the Salat al Zuhr,", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00117-00053517-00053889": "what you really want to think in your head is, Ya Allah I want to pray because if", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00118-00053889-00054419": "it's making me more humble and I know you love the humble then Ya Allah allow me to", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00119-00054419-00054664": "pray more and more and more toward you.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00120-00054664-00055001": "Our fourth Imam used to say, if you knew how much reward you are receiving while you're", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00121-00055001-00055516": "in Sujood you'd never lift your head from Sujood. Never. You're in that ultimate level", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00122-00055516-00055932": "and the Arabs, as I said a couple of nights ago, why did the Arabs not pray their Salah?", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00123-00055932-00056312": "The Arabs, when they didn't join Islam, they use to say Muhammad are you saying that our", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00124-00056312-00056977": "backside will be higher than our head? Because the arrogant creation will never accept his", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00125-00056978-00057607": "backside being higher than his head, whereas really, the first benefit of salah to us as Muslims", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00126-00057608-00058012": "where we hold on to it and really want to concentrate in it, is that number one", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00127-00058012-00058196": "it makes us humble human beings.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00128-00058196-00058579": "Number two and the next step in concentration is that", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00129-00058579-00059154": "it teaches us the discipline of time, because punctuality is the greatest and most important", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00130-00059154-00059322": "of attributes.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00131-00059322-00059936": "All of us who work here know very well, without punctuality, you cannot call yourself a human being.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00132-00059936-00060404": "You will never survive in this world without being punctual. So Allah (SWT) wanted", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00133-00060404-00060704": "to teach us you want to concentrate in this prayer?", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00134-00061155-00061790": "The prayers have been set at times for the Momins. Notice the Quran what does it say?", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00135-00061790-00062488": "It says if Salat al Duhar is at 1:15, don't pray it at 7:45. You'll never concentrate properly.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00136-00062488-00063129": "If Salah Al-Magrib is at 7:30, don't pray it at 11:45. You'll never concentrate properly.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00137-00063129-00063416": "The third essence to concentrating in Salah", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00138-00063416-00063779": "is test yourself by doing the following practical example.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00139-00063779-00064116": "Draw a timetable at home and just stick it on your fridge, if you want to. Sometimes", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00140-00064117-00064579": "we stick these things on our fridge. Stick your timetable on a fridge, write down Monday,", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00141-00064579-00065020": "Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00142-00065020-00065376": "Fajr, Duhar, Asr, Maghrib, Isha.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00143-00065376-00065920": "Tick the boxes of how many  of them you prayed on time that week.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00144-00065920-00066381": "Then you'll notice why you're lacking concentration in Salah. Because there are some", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00145-00066381-00066773": "people, if they truly tick those boxes, will find there's not many times they tick any", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00146-00066773-00067398": "of them. Because Allah wanted to teach us, if you can master praying on time and you", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00147-00067398-00067951": "have that much love for being punctual, on time, then I'll provide you with the light that allows", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00148-00067951-00068242": "you to remove shaitan's waswasa in Salah.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00149-00068242-00068731": "Notice, if I know I have an appointment with the creation", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00150-00068731-00069392": "whose life is in their hands, who my life is in their hands, my wages are in their hands,", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00151-00069392-00069787": "my future is in their hands, they tell me if you want a job at this place turn up at", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00152-00069787-00070351": "9:45 in the morning, I'll make sure that I've turned up at that place at 9:30 in the morning.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00153-00070351-00070863": "if I am willing to turn up on time for the creation, then why am I not turning up on time", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00154-00070864-00071122": "for the Creator?", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00155-00071122-00071610": "How many of us, for the creation, when we have a job interview make sure that we leave the", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00156-00071610-00072124": "house and get there on time. But when it comes to the Creator that is Allah (SWT) we are", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00157-00072124-00072673": "willing to postpone that meeting? Tell me my life is in the hands of the creation or the", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00158-00072673-00073249": "Creator? My Rizq is in the hands of the creation or the Creator? My health is in the hands", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00159-00073249-00073694": "of the creation or the Creator? When Allah (SWT) tells you, come to Me at this time, there", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00160-00073694-00073847": "is the secret behind it.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00161-00073847-00074344": "What's the secret? That, Oh mankind, understand, the more you pray on time towards Me the more", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00162-00074344-00074737": "I look after your concentration within your Salah.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00163-00074737-00075383": "We the Shia, are the only school in Islam, who when we come to the mosque our intention Maghrib,", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00164-00075383-00075626": "Isha finish.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00165-00075626-00076284": "The Sunnah prayers were meant to be an appetizer to get you in the energy for Salah.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00166-00076284-00077132": "Before Fajr, you pray 2 Rakahs, before Duhar, 8 Rakahs, before Asr, 8 Rakahs, after Maghrib, 4 Rakahs,", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00167-00077132-00077856": "after Isha, 4 Rakahs. They were meant to be given to you as an energy booster before salah.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00168-00077856-00078124": "Why did imam say 51 Rakah?", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00169-00078124-00078723": "We all in this hall pray 17. If you add the nawafil and you add Namaz-e-Shab, Salatul Layl", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00170-00078723-00079004": "you'll reach 51.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00171-00079004-00079586": "I am surprised when a person says I'm a Shia, don't ever say you're a Shia, say I'm trying", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00172-00079586-00080330": "to be a Shia. Maytham is a Shia, Qumbar is a Shia, Hajjar is a Shia, Malik is a Shia,", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00173-00080330-00081036": "Muhammad ibn Abi Bakr is a Shia. These are Shia. We are trying. Why? Because the appetizer", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00174-00081036-00081439": "before Salah, we are not willing  to even try doing it.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00175-00081439-00081860": "Sayyid ul Khomeini in his book, on Salah, has a lovely line. May Allah bless his soul. Do you", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00176-00081860-00082322": "know what he used to say? He used to say, Oh brothers, have you heard the hadith which states from", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00177-00082322-00083038": "Allah, hadith Qudsi, not a hadith of the Prophet, hadith Qudsi, My servant seeks nearest to Me", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00178-00083038-00083933": "through the nawafil, until he attains my love for him, I become the eyes by which he sees", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00179-00083933-00084486": "and the ears by which he hears and the mouth by which he speaks.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00180-00084486-00085262": "When he calls upon me, I answer him. When he asks me I give him. Notice that Allah (SWT)", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00181-00085262-00085822": "would say nothing is more beloved to me from my servants than the nawafil.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00182-00085822-00086399": "Allah doesn't say the wajibat, no. The Nawafil. Why? Because if you can pray the Nafila before the main", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00183-00086399-00086963": "Salah and watch the difference in your Salah. Before you begin at dinner, they tell you start", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00184-00086963-00087578": "off with starters, so you'll enjoy the main meal. Likewise, Allah knew with the human being,", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00185-00087578-00087997": "if I throw him straight into the Salah, there is no way he'll enjoy it.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00186-00087997-00088474": "If I tell him to do the appetizer before then he'll be looking forward to the main one and", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00187-00088474-00088832": "that's why the Prophet would be told by Allah(SWT)", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00188-00089724-00090158": "And from the nighttime pray a few extra rakah", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00189-00090158-00090810": "as a spiritual boost for you, so I will raise you to the maqam Mahmud. Maqam Mahmud is", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00190-00090810-00091114": "the highest level Rasulullah could reach.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00191-00091114-00091463": "Why would he reach it? Not because of his wajib", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00192-00091463-00092030": "salah but because he was willing to pray the nawafil with the wajib. When Imam looked at", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00193-00092030-00092583": "that Shia and Shia said I am a Shia and I pray five times a day, Imam said, you call yourself", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00194-00092583-00093236": "a Shia? The real Shia are the ones who pray 51 rakah's a day. They pray 17, then they add", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00195-00093236-00093789": "the 11 for Salatul Layl, then they add the rest for the nawafil, that is the Shia and", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00196-00093789-00094256": "the follower of Ale Muhammad. And I really tell you, try praying the Nafila of fajr tonight", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00197-00094256-00094592": "just Fajr, two rakah's before Salat Fajar", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00198-00094964-00095391": "When you do the Niyah, pray Nafila tul Fajr and", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00199-00095391-00095825": "see what happens. Pray two rakah before Fajr. Then when you're going to pray fajr your energy", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00200-00095826-00096356": "is so high already from salah that you're going to flow through salah tul Fajr.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00201-00096356-00096626": "Try tomorrow, to do what?", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00202-00096626-00096990": "Try tomorrow to pray a 8 rakah before Duhar. Someone says what do you mean? One whole", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00203-00096990-00097766": "Salah of 8 rakah? No, 2, 2, 2, 2. Then you pray Duhar, you're already so energetic.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00204-00097766-00098446": "Imam “Ameerul Momineen” was struck in his Nafila, not in his wajib and that's what made", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00205-00098447-00098750": "him win. If he was struck in his wajib,", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00206-00098750-00099154": "Ok, but do you know why he was struck in his Nafila? Many times people say Abd al-Rahman", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00207-00099154-00099752": "ibn Muljam, how did he reach him? If there are lines how does he get through the lines?", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00208-00099752-00100313": "It's because there were no lines, everyone was praying their Nafila before Fajr. Jamat", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00209-00100313-00100962": "was gonna begin and Imam Ali (AS), Allah made him achieve his victory in his Nafila before", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00210-00100962-00101583": "fajr. it's as if Imam Ali(AS) secret to his greatness in Salah was not the wajib, was the", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00211-00101583-00102067": "fact that he was praying nawafil before he'd pray the main salah.", "d72u8tCA7pQ-00212-00102067-00102716": "That's why once you pray the nafila and you then move into what? You then move in to the fact"}}, {"audio_id": "d7pigugnu1o", "text": {}}, {"audio_id": "d7t9b_MXBAo", "text": {"d7t9b_MXBAo-00000-00001429-00001629": "Hello everybody It's HsuanTime!", "d7t9b_MXBAo-00001-00001629-00002002": "This is a short video I made to share my graduation pics with you :)", "d7t9b_MXBAo-00002-00002002-00002302": "Well, let's see!", "d7t9b_MXBAo-00003-00003203-00003500": "When I was a freshman, I determined to borrow one book per week from our library. But... XD", "d7t9b_MXBAo-00004-00003700-00004027": "Make sure that you take the chance to visit our cutie goose. <3", "d7t9b_MXBAo-00005-00004027-00004200": "Don't bully them!", "d7t9b_MXBAo-00006-00008001-00008501": "Of course, I must visit our band rehearsal room. I spend almost half of my college life here!", "d7t9b_MXBAo-00007-00008628-00008802": "Then, it's the day! My Graduation :)", "d7t9b_MXBAo-00008-00009029-00009302": "Professor Sheng-Kai,  Zhang turned the tassel for me. ( hooray! )", "d7t9b_MXBAo-00009-00010300-00010700": "This was a really special journey for me", "d7t9b_MXBAo-00010-00010700-00011101": "to explore, to achieve, and to learn.", "d7t9b_MXBAo-00011-00011201-00011401": "Finally, it's my turn to say:", "d7t9b_MXBAo-00012-00011401-00011564": "I graduated~! ✧*｡٩(ˊᗜˋ*)و✧*｡"}}, {"audio_id": "d7vIxD9DdfM", "text": {"d7vIxD9DdfM-00000-00000000-00000200": "and this is my next report", "d7vIxD9DdfM-00001-00000500-00000930": "l'm thinking for today", "d7vIxD9DdfM-00002-00001031-00001296": "it will  be a return from fere", "d7vIxD9DdfM-00003-00001397-00001617": "the way through this forest is long", "d7vIxD9DdfM-00004-00001916-00002220": "at the moment l'm on the 7th kilometer", "d7vIxD9DdfM-00005-00002316-00002493": "and there's no end in sight", "d7vIxD9DdfM-00006-00002692-00002883": "corrently", "d7vIxD9DdfM-00007-00003080-00003534": "l'll check how many exactly l ran", "d7vIxD9DdfM-00008-00005532-00006048": "it comes out that l was running", "d7vIxD9DdfM-00009-00006247-00006542": "11 kiloneters", "d7vIxD9DdfM-00010-00007238-00007505": "it will be my return", "d7vIxD9DdfM-00011-00008002-00008464": "20 km is enough", "d7vIxD9DdfM-00012-00008563-00008755": "now", "d7vIxD9DdfM-00013-00008853-00009092": "the road is waiting for me", "d7vIxD9DdfM-00014-00009192-00009273": "in advance", "d7vIxD9DdfM-00015-00009972-00010140": "and now back", "d7vIxD9DdfM-00016-00010341-00010651": "whem l come closer", "d7vIxD9DdfM-00017-00010849-00011040": "my goal will be closer", "d7vIxD9DdfM-00018-00011538-00012077": "l'll record it yet", "d7vIxD9DdfM-00019-00012179-00012578": "one more movie", "d7vIxD9DdfM-00020-00013079-00013332": "so it turns out that i will finish my 22km run", "d7vIxD9DdfM-00021-00013531-00013775": "will be counted for 3 hours", "d7vIxD9DdfM-00022-00013873-00014186": "l'm counting on ti", "d7vIxD9DdfM-00023-00014284-00014402": "uphill most of the time", "d7vIxD9DdfM-00024-00014502-00014850": "l think for an amateur 53 years old", "d7vIxD9DdfM-00025-00014950-00015010": "it's good", "d7vIxD9DdfM-00026-00015105-00015427": "running", "d7vIxD9DdfM-00027-00015523-00015604": "l was starting", "d7vIxD9DdfM-00028-00015700-00015916": "in 2011", "d7vIxD9DdfM-00029-00016411-00016601": "first gradually", "d7vIxD9DdfM-00030-00016701-00016870": "push-ups stretching", "d7vIxD9DdfM-00031-00016965-00017154": "gym exercises", "d7vIxD9DdfM-00032-00017255-00017360": "jogging at the beginning of 1km", "d7vIxD9DdfM-00033-00017462-00017636": "and now l am training myself", "d7vIxD9DdfM-00034-00017737-00017868": "outdoor", "d7vIxD9DdfM-00035-00017967-00018234": "now only on days off", "d7vIxD9DdfM-00036-00018336-00018728": "yes it is", "d7vIxD9DdfM-00037-00018829-00019082": "until next time"}}, {"audio_id": "d7ex_CRB1_4", "text": {"d7ex_CRB1_4-00000-00000000-00000110": "This game is...", "d7ex_CRB1_4-00001-00000110-00000300": "You'll be paired up.", "d7ex_CRB1_4-00002-00000300-00000546": "If you shake hands with each other, you'll be paired.", "d7ex_CRB1_4-00003-00000546-00000650": "Out of the remaining people,", "d7ex_CRB1_4-00004-00000650-00000726": "There's no one like me.", "d7ex_CRB1_4-00005-00000726-00000860": "I'm a math teacher outside,", "d7ex_CRB1_4-00006-00000860-00000964": "has good stamina, too.", "d7ex_CRB1_4-00007-00000964-00001086": "There are a lot of people who want to do it,", "d7ex_CRB1_4-00008-00001086-00001244": "I'm playing with you.", "d7ex_CRB1_4-00009-00001244-00001406": "I think we'll get along well.", "d7ex_CRB1_4-00010-00001406-00001646": "But I don't know what game it is...", "d7ex_CRB1_4-00011-00001646-00001763": "Just do it with me!", "d7ex_CRB1_4-00012-00001763-00002071": "You're going to miss everything and become a loner.", "d7ex_CRB1_4-00013-00002104-00002331": "You know the person who was executed, right?", "d7ex_CRB1_4-00014-00002331-00002433": "One person is empty.", "d7ex_CRB1_4-00015-00002433-00002553": "What happens then?", "d7ex_CRB1_4-00016-00002553-00002725": "If there's any left, you'll be out.", "d7ex_CRB1_4-00017-00002725-00002990": "There's going to be an old man over there.", "d7ex_CRB1_4-00018-00002990-00003069": "Bitter side.", "d7ex_CRB1_4-00019-00003069-00003167": "Don't waste your time.", "d7ex_CRB1_4-00020-00003167-00003273": "Do it with me.", "d7ex_CRB1_4-00021-00003273-00003353": "(hands)", "d7ex_CRB1_4-00022-00003353-00003453": "concern", "d7ex_CRB1_4-00023-00003453-00003524": "VERY GOOD(?)", "d7ex_CRB1_4-00024-00003524-00003670": "Do it with me.", "d7ex_CRB1_4-00025-00003670-00003870": "(The math teacher and 456 were paired up)", "d7ex_CRB1_4-00026-00003870-00004143": "Team selection time is over.", "d7ex_CRB1_4-00027-00004143-00004364": "(going to move...)", "d7ex_CRB1_4-00028-00004364-00004537": "Why are you doing this here?", "d7ex_CRB1_4-00029-00004537-00004614": "(Approach)", "d7ex_CRB1_4-00030-00004614-00004664": "What the...", "d7ex_CRB1_4-00031-00004664-00004793": "I'm sorry.", "d7ex_CRB1_4-00032-00004793-00004973": "I'm going to think you're easy.", "d7ex_CRB1_4-00033-00004973-00005245": "(tired?)"}}, {"audio_id": "d7XnnAQCGxU", "text": {"d7XnnAQCGxU-00000-00000104-00001325": "Hello, my name is Dmitry, I have been living in Ukraine for 22 years, I am a front-end", "d7XnnAQCGxU-00001-00001325-00001832": "developer, I have been developing websites for a whole year.", "d7XnnAQCGxU-00002-00001832-00002443": "I have worked both as a freelancer and in some companies on certain projects.", "d7XnnAQCGxU-00003-00002443-00003144": "I developed the frontend part using animations and also worked with WordPress.", "d7XnnAQCGxU-00004-00003144-00003807": "I am an engineer by first education, but I realized that I want to develop and learn", "d7XnnAQCGxU-00005-00003807-00004542": "new things and took courses as a front-end developer and now I am successfully developing", "d7XnnAQCGxU-00006-00004542-00004732": "in this direction.", "d7XnnAQCGxU-00007-00004732-00005075": "I enjoy developing websites and writing code.", "d7XnnAQCGxU-00008-00005075-00005619": "In my free time, I prefer active recreation, full of football and volleyball.", "d7XnnAQCGxU-00009-00005619-00006127": "I am less than a graduate student and a graduate."}}, {"audio_id": "d82hUW8mtgY", "text": {"d82hUW8mtgY-00000-00000062-00000192": "Where is the Mikva?", "d82hUW8mtgY-00001-00000238-00000562": "?", "d82hUW8mtgY-00002-00000590-00000856": "The one with Gable (شیروانی)", "d82hUW8mtgY-00003-00000884-00001022": "where are the synagogues (Nimaz)", "d82hUW8mtgY-00005-00001288-00001594": "There are two Nimaz (synagogues ) here", "d82hUW8mtgY-00007-00001900-00002356": "One is the synagogue of Niah more closer than Nikareh", "d82hUW8mtgY-00008-00002376-00002604": "The one with Ghoppeh (قپه mini dome)", "d82hUW8mtgY-00009-00002656-00002776": "But all have mini domes", "d82hUW8mtgY-00010-00002914-00003236": "Ghermezi is the Museum", "d82hUW8mtgY-00013-00003828-00004104": "and the other is shesh ghomboreh ( six dome ) synagogue", "d82hUW8mtgY-00014-00004106-00004644": "I understand. It has 6 domes (Gombad)", "d82hUW8mtgY-00015-00004702-00004945": "What else", "d82hUW8mtgY-00016-00004948-00005258": "Is this a synagogue as well?", "d82hUW8mtgY-00017-00005258-00005466": "No that is a house", "d82hUW8mtgY-00018-00005466-00005834": "Where is the Gilaki synagogue?", "d82hUW8mtgY-00019-00005834-00006138": "Nimaz Gilaki", "d82hUW8mtgY-00022-00006564-00006895": "It is the Gharchoghini", "d82hUW8mtgY-00023-00006900-00007328": "And this is Gharchovini synagogue (Qarcheh قرچه)", "d82hUW8mtgY-00024-00007484-00007998": "The red dome one that is the museum? is synagogue of Gharchogi", "d82hUW8mtgY-00025-00008009-00008290": "Garchougi", "d82hUW8mtgY-00026-00008316-00008490": "One is called Gilaki. Where is Gilaki?", "d82hUW8mtgY-00027-00008494-00008620": "Which is Gilaki? I don't know", "d82hUW8mtgY-00028-00008622-00008940": "Do you know which is the Gilaki synagogue?", "d82hUW8mtgY-00029-00008944-00009070": "Is that the same as Gilaki?   yes", "d82hUW8mtgY-00030-00009076-00009190": "Its the white one", "d82hUW8mtgY-00031-00009238-00009502": "The one behind it", "d82hUW8mtgY-00032-00009502-00010284": "behind the red one is a white one. That white is Gilaki synagogue", "d82hUW8mtgY-00033-00010318-00010630": "which one is open? if we are going tonight", "d82hUW8mtgY-00034-00010630-00010948": "There is one open next to tea house", "d82hUW8mtgY-00036-00011262-00011530": "The one next to tea house is not a synagogue", "d82hUW8mtgY-00038-00011862-00012172": "there are 13 synagogues here", "d82hUW8mtgY-00039-00012174-00012502": "but we saw only 2 of them", "d82hUW8mtgY-00040-00012504-00012774": "10 plus 3", "d82hUW8mtgY-00041-00012774-00012884": "This was 2 what about the rest?", "d82hUW8mtgY-00042-00012916-00013016": "This time?", "d82hUW8mtgY-00043-00013050-00013346": "you showed us two what about the rest 11? ( in farsi)", "d82hUW8mtgY-00044-00013346-00013608": "Are you talking about the time of services? ( in tati)", "d82hUW8mtgY-00045-00013608-00013908": "No no. one here the second there", "d82hUW8mtgY-00046-00013908-00014190": "third there what about the rest 10?", "d82hUW8mtgY-00047-00014306-00014513": "The rest are inside houses! (?)", "d82hUW8mtgY-00048-00014513-00014563": "houses?", "d82hUW8mtgY-00049-00014563-00014613": "yes", "d82hUW8mtgY-00050-00014658-00014924": "can anyone visit them?", "d82hUW8mtgY-00051-00014924-00015100": "Does any one have key?", "d82hUW8mtgY-00052-00015126-00015426": "One is a Yeshiva ( teaching school)", "d82hUW8mtgY-00053-00015536-00015616": "That one", "d82hUW8mtgY-00054-00015694-00015769": "The green one?", "d82hUW8mtgY-00055-00015769-00015912": "Which? The red?", "d82hUW8mtgY-00056-00015913-00015978": "yes", "d82hUW8mtgY-00057-00015978-00016266": "The one that looks like a wall. Does not have a window", "d82hUW8mtgY-00058-00016282-00016450": "Yes, the window is behind it", "d82hUW8mtgY-00059-00016450-00016680": "oh, the window is behind it", "d82hUW8mtgY-00060-00016684-00016756": "No not that one", "d82hUW8mtgY-00061-00016770-00017000": "There is two ..", "d82hUW8mtgY-00062-00017014-00017178": "Aha, The one that has a star on it", "d82hUW8mtgY-00063-00017196-00017246": "yes yes", "d82hUW8mtgY-00064-00017250-00017520": "Which has a star? the white one?", "d82hUW8mtgY-00065-00017548-00017704": "The one with passed by it.", "d82hUW8mtgY-00066-00017706-00017760": "to its its left", "d82hUW8mtgY-00067-00017780-00017954": "yes. To its left.", "d82hUW8mtgY-00068-00018136-00018434": "It has 13 synagogues", "d82hUW8mtgY-00069-00018434-00018722": "How many people  here?", "d82hUW8mtgY-00070-00018734-00018914": "are here?", "d82hUW8mtgY-00071-00019034-00019208": "Live here?", "d82hUW8mtgY-00072-00019236-00019372": "How many live here?", "d82hUW8mtgY-00073-00019396-00019608": "What is the Juhuri population?", "d82hUW8mtgY-00074-00019624-00019724": "900", "d82hUW8mtgY-00075-00019770-00019912": "We were 2000", "d82hUW8mtgY-00076-00020402-00020704": "We are about 400 500 now", "d82hUW8mtgY-00077-00020740-00020836": "500?", "d82hUW8mtgY-00078-00020836-00020902": "yes", "d82hUW8mtgY-00079-00020904-00021004": "yes now", "d82hUW8mtgY-00080-00021154-00021402": "From time to time there will be 1000 people ( in tati)", "d82hUW8mtgY-00081-00021420-00021664": "For weddings ( happy events سورونی)", "d82hUW8mtgY-00082-00021682-00022110": "for the 9th of month of Av ( Tisha B'Av)", "d82hUW8mtgY-00083-00022120-00022342": "For the 9th of Av the come here?", "d82hUW8mtgY-00084-00022358-00022588": "People come from outside", "d82hUW8mtgY-00085-00022608-00022994": "They come to visit the cemetery", "d82hUW8mtgY-00086-00022994-00023300": "So they come on Tisha B'Av to visit the cemeteries."}}, {"audio_id": "d8GLybkx4jy", "text": {"d8GLybkx4jy-00000-00000000-00000200": "Antorjatik khobor 16 July 2021 ।আন্তর্জাতিক সংবাদ। আন্তর্জাতিক খবর।Antorjatik songbad।#I_Desk_News"}}, {"audio_id": "d8J5kLZFffu", "text": {"d8J5kLZFffu-00000-00001730-00001889": "Let me tell you this.", "d8J5kLZFffu-00001-00002056-00002298": "The reason is just... bull shit!", "d8J5kLZFffu-00002-00002396-00002860": "Well ... the reasons like this, it's literally all bull shit!", "d8J5kLZFffu-00003-00002870-00003060": "Let me tell you a few reasons", "d8J5kLZFffu-00004-00003060-00003590": "If any of those reasons coincide with the farewells you have, then we should reconsider ...", "d8J5kLZFffu-00005-00003674-00004047": "1st reason is \"I'm really busy\"", "d8J5kLZFffu-00006-00004142-00004506": "2nd reason is \"I'm Super-stressful\"", "d8J5kLZFffu-00007-00004748-00005132": "3rd reason is \"You don't understand me\"", "d8J5kLZFffu-00008-00005336-00005968": "4th reason is that \"You don't know anything, this is the pressure coming from other places\"", "d8J5kLZFffu-00009-00005994-00006626": "5th reason is \"I don't love you anymore, that's what it feel like.\"", "d8J5kLZFffu-00010-00006681-00007168": "ALL OF THOSE REASONS ARE WHAT IT CALLED \"SHITTY REASONS\"", "d8J5kLZFffu-00011-00007788-00008186": "Because this is just all random and shitty reasons", "d8J5kLZFffu-00012-00008220-00008852": "So I'll tell YOU this, if you like it, it cool, but if you don't !!! THEN GET TF OUT MY FACE!!", "d8J5kLZFffu-00013-00008880-00009208": "Return my shoes :))", "d8J5kLZFffu-00014-00009264-00009700": "Been sitting here for too long, it getting hot here, it's really hot !!", "d8J5kLZFffu-00015-00012990-00013391": "Summer without air conditioning, so just accept it", "d8J5kLZFffu-00016-00013458-00013641": "Even though we try our best", "d8J5kLZFffu-00017-00013656-00014118": "Just go have a clearer and better love :)"}}, {"audio_id": "d8QAGnIjpnY", "text": {"d8QAGnIjpnY-00000-00001072-00001688": "hi i'm jake schultz i'm a student here at corning community college and i play luke and aries as", "d8QAGnIjpnY-00001-00001688-00002584": "well as some other minor roles in the play i think they should expect a lot of i guess fun to be had", "d8QAGnIjpnY-00002-00002584-00003208": "because musicals are always fun it's just a great experience to listen to the music and", "d8QAGnIjpnY-00003-00003208-00003920": "see everyone dancing and having a good time together and i think it's a great way to", "d8QAGnIjpnY-00004-00004096-00004912": "also become a little bit more i guess knowledgeable of again more ancient greek", "d8QAGnIjpnY-00005-00004912-00005544": "because it is a play based off of ancient greek culture and stuff like that with all the gods", "d8QAGnIjpnY-00006-00005544-00005784": "so there's a little bit of a history lesson in there as well", "d8QAGnIjpnY-00007-00005880-00006480": "what i sort of do is before i go into a scene as that character i sort of put myself in the", "d8QAGnIjpnY-00008-00006480-00007216": "headspace of the character in a bit in a way sort of just thinking about their motivations and like", "d8QAGnIjpnY-00009-00007216-00007704": "their backstory what might make them do certain actions or say things in a certain way", "d8QAGnIjpnY-00010-00007800-00008512": "um sort of what their desire is in the play overall as well as that specific scene", "d8QAGnIjpnY-00011-00008576-00009672": "because all the characters are very different when you think of it that way"}}, {"audio_id": "d96UY5k6Xa8", "text": {"d96UY5k6Xa8-00000-00000778-00000977": "Ram Bai", "d96UY5k6Xa8-00002-00001324-00001524": "BSP MLA"}}, {"audio_id": "d9fRP5i8U8Y", "text": {"d9fRP5i8U8Y-00000-00000072-00000328": "at the end of the day when you stand towards your beliefs and", "d9fRP5i8U8Y-00001-00000328-00000736": "we stand by what you say you mean and you mean really what you say", "d9fRP5i8U8Y-00002-00000816-00001664": "you're gonna start to see people around you you'll start to see them crumble a little bit i will", "d9fRP5i8U8Y-00003-00001832-00002528": "make a commitment one more time that you believe in i will make a commitment", "d9fRP5i8U8Y-00004-00002856-00003088": "there's a funny word that's called distractions", "d9fRP5i8U8Y-00005-00003208-00003752": "and we'll just say that we just say that this is your life and we'll just say we", "d9fRP5i8U8Y-00006-00003752-00004384": "have to start out as freshmen so this is freshman year and this is us here", "d9fRP5i8U8Y-00007-00005016-00005280": "and an understanding when you come to southern you bring some stuff with you", "d9fRP5i8U8Y-00008-00005336-00006224": "some might call it baggage poor time management i don't want to study for tests but understanding", "d9fRP5i8U8Y-00009-00006224-00006888": "once we begin to eliminate certain distractions then we can move a little bit a little bit easier", "d9fRP5i8U8Y-00010-00006888-00007520": "right and some of y'all in here just like me at that time had a character flaw i allowed my", "d9fRP5i8U8Y-00011-00007520-00008080": "confidence to take me where my character could not keep me because i was lacking integrity i believe", "d9fRP5i8U8Y-00012-00008080-00008824": "each one of you are intelligent i believe each one of you all are extraordinary i believe each", "d9fRP5i8U8Y-00013-00008824-00009984": "one of you all are phenomenal so now i don't want you to leave the same way that you came"}}, {"audio_id": "d9gDDIKLCO4", "text": {"d9gDDIKLCO4-00000-00000567-00001255": "Philip Green, 66, is chairman of board at charity Sentebale founded by prince", "d9gDDIKLCO4-00001-00001372-00001995": "Carillion boss also met the Queen, Duke of Edinburgh and Prince Charles in 2015", "d9gDDIKLCO4-00002-00002112-00002852": "Mr Green has been Carillion chairman since May 2014 earning £215,000 a year", "d9gDDIKLCO4-00003-00002969-00003652": "Company went into liquidation on Thursday, leaving 20,000 UK workers in limbo", "d9gDDIKLCO4-00004-00003769-00004593": "The disgraced chairman of Carillion is also a boss of Prince Harry 's charity for children living with HIV in southern Africa.", "d9gDDIKLCO4-00005-00004710-00005714": "Philip Green, 66, is chairman of the board at Sentebale, the charity founded by the prince during his gap year in Lesotho in 2004.", "d9gDDIKLCO4-00006-00005831-00006870": "Mr Green and the Prince were photographed arriving together at the Sentebale Royal Salute Polo Cup at Val de Vie Estate in Paarl, South Africa, in 2015.", "d9gDDIKLCO4-00007-00006988-00008043": "The Carillion boss was also introduced to the Queen, the Duke of Edinburgh and Prince Charles at the 2015 Chelsea Flower Show, where Sentebale sponsored a garden.", "d9gDDIKLCO4-00008-00008159-00009028": "It is not clear how Mr Green first met Prince Harry, but the self-styled Christian capitalist is well-known in southern Africa.", "d9gDDIKLCO4-00009-00009145-00010243": "He also set up the Hope through Action charity for disadvantaged South Africans in 2004, one of the reasons behind his OBE for services to business and charity.", "d9gDDIKLCO4-00010-00010360-00011261": "His royal links emerged as Business Secretary Greg Clark urged the Insolvency Service to fast-track its probe into Carillion's directors", "d9gDDIKLCO4-00011-00011378-00011977": "Pressure is growing on Mr Green to relinquish his roles at leading firms and charities.", "d9gDDIKLCO4-00012-00012094-00013362": "Carillion collapsed into compulsory liquidation on Thursday, leaving nearly 20,000 UK workers, thousands of suppliers, and 28,500 pension members in the lurch.", "d9gDDIKLCO4-00013-00013479-00014860": "As well as an investigation by the Insolvency Service, Carillion is facing an probe by City watchdog the Financial Conduct Authority over whether it divulged enough information to shareholders ahead of a profit warning last July.", "d9gDDIKLCO4-00014-00014977-00015813": "Mr Green has been chairman of Carillion since May 2014 and was also on its nomination and business integrity committees.", "d9gDDIKLCO4-00015-00015930-00017616": "He is also chairman of Corsair Infrastructure Management based in New York, and was chairman of Logicor, a European logistics real estate business recently sold by New York real-estate fund Blackstone to state-owned China Investment Corporation, between April and June last year", "d9gDDIKLCO4-00016-00017733-00018243": "Yesterday Corsair declined to comment on his position at the firm", "d9gDDIKLCO4-00017-00018360-00018772": "Logicor did not return a request for comment.", "d9gDDIKLCO4-00018-00018889-00020033": "Mr Green, who was paid £215,000 per year for his position at Carillion, has also been chief executive of North-West water firm United Utilities.", "d9gDDIKLCO4-00019-00020150-00020874": "As of last night other Carillion bosses also held positions on boards of some of the UK's biggest firms.", "d9gDDIKLCO4-00020-00020991-00022435": "Ex-chief executive Richard Howson, 49, who quit following the share crash in July, is on the board at Wood Group, a £4.65 billion company that provides helps run nuclear plants and oil fields.", "d9gDDIKLCO4-00021-00022552-00023384": "He earned £35,400 for his Wood Group job in 2016 after joining the board on May 12 that year", "d9gDDIKLCO4-00022-00023501-00023956": "He is on the business ethics committee and nomination committee", "d9gDDIKLCO4-00023-00024073-00025262": "Wood Group declined to comment. Ex-finance chief Richard Adam was voted off bus and rail firm First Group last July by shareholders wary of the problems engulfing Carillion.", "d9gDDIKLCO4-00024-00025379-00026158": "But in May last year he joined the board of BMT Group, a design, engineering and risk management consultancy.", "d9gDDIKLCO4-00025-00026275-00026823": "It is understood there were discussions yesterday at the firm over his role there.", "d9gDDIKLCO4-00026-00026939-00028249": "Yesterday Clifford Weight, of ShareSoc, which represents individual investors in the stock market, said: 'We have got to get to a situation where those who have a problem are held to account much more quickly.", "d9gDDIKLCO4-00027-00028366-00029033": "'It's unfair to the investors, consumers and those involved if this all takes too long to happen.'", "d9gDDIKLCO4-00028-00029151-00029599": "Sentebale did not respond to a request for comment."}}, {"audio_id": "d9jWDEp_Pd0", "text": {"d9jWDEp_Pd0-00000-00000000-00000200": "coloring pictures"}}, {"audio_id": "d9AHQQoOxX8", "text": {"d9AHQQoOxX8-00000-00000000-00000200": "pehli fursat me nikal", "d9AHQQoOxX8-00001-00000255-00000455": "kya gunda banega be to", "d9AHQQoOxX8-00002-00000476-00000676": "bhosdike"}}, {"audio_id": "d9JOrJuHLM0", "text": {"d9JOrJuHLM0-00000-00000120-00000453": "(English captions by Trisha Paul, University of Michigan.)", "d9JOrJuHLM0-00001-00000453-00000900": "Drought and water scarcity.", "d9JOrJuHLM0-00002-00000900-00001907": "Factors contributing to drought include global warming,", "d9JOrJuHLM0-00003-00001907-00004100": "El Nino Southern Oscillation, and  random meteorological variability.", "d9JOrJuHLM0-00004-00004100-00004800": "Factors contributing to water shortages include increased water demand, drying up of surface", "d9JOrJuHLM0-00005-00004800-00005507": "water, reduced yield of wells and springs, water pollution, restricted access to water", "d9JOrJuHLM0-00006-00005507-00006406": "sources, dysfunctional water distribution, and poor water conservation.", "d9JOrJuHLM0-00007-00006406-00007322": "Consequences of drought include desertification, famine, and drought is closely associated", "d9JOrJuHLM0-00008-00007322-00008206": "with political disruption, especially in Africa.", "d9JOrJuHLM0-00009-00008206-00008904": "Possible public health hazards include health hazards like insufficient water for consumption", "d9JOrJuHLM0-00010-00008904-00009304": "and insufficient water for hygiene purposes.", "d9JOrJuHLM0-00011-00009304-00010011": "The threat to agriculture and  economy, malnutrition", "d9JOrJuHLM0-00012-00010011-00010809": "may be caused by lack of water for food preparation, loss of electrical power from hydroelectric", "d9JOrJuHLM0-00013-00010809-00011309": "generation.", "d9JOrJuHLM0-00014-00011309-00012501": "There are also a number of environmental hazards that may result from drought and desertification.", "d9JOrJuHLM0-00015-00012501-00013207": "The general aims for the public health response in water emergencies are to save life and", "d9JOrJuHLM0-00016-00013207-00013907": "preserve health by making at least the minimum quantities of reasonably safe water available", "d9JOrJuHLM0-00017-00013907-00014871": "for household use, for institutions and for community services, to provide supplies, where possible,", "d9JOrJuHLM0-00018-00014871-00015643": "for livestock and irrigation purposes, to restore or enhance existing sources, pumping", "d9JOrJuHLM0-00019-00015643-00016262": "and distribution systems, where possible, to develop alternative arrangements where", "d9JOrJuHLM0-00020-00016262-00016712": "necessary.", "d9JOrJuHLM0-00021-00016712-00017152": "Water priorities for public heath include protection of existing water sources from", "d9JOrJuHLM0-00022-00017152-00018100": "contamination, maintenance of water systems, conservation measures, and seeking alternative", "d9JOrJuHLM0-00023-00018100-00018366": "sources.", "d9JOrJuHLM0-00024-00018366-00019170": "Conservation measures may include storage tanks, recycling waste water for sanitation", "d9JOrJuHLM0-00025-00019170-00020104": "and irrigation if this is possible, and rationing of water.", "d9JOrJuHLM0-00026-00020104-00020407": "Choosing alternative water sources.", "d9JOrJuHLM0-00027-00020407-00021332": "Rain and deep closed wells are usually safe.", "d9JOrJuHLM0-00028-00021332-00022100": "Surface water and shallow or open wells are unlikely to be safe.", "d9JOrJuHLM0-00029-00022100-00022569": "Criteria for choosing between  alternative water sources.", "d9JOrJuHLM0-00030-00022569-00023260": "Speed with which it can be made operational; how fast can we set up this water source?", "d9JOrJuHLM0-00031-00023260-00024180": "Potential yields of this water source, reliability of supply, water purity, simplicity of technology", "d9JOrJuHLM0-00032-00024180-00024873": "and ease of maintenance as well as the appropriateness of this technology to the affected communities,", "d9JOrJuHLM0-00033-00024873-00025805": "costs, rights and welfare of affected population.", "d9JOrJuHLM0-00034-00025805-00026600": "Transportation: truck water should only be a strictly short-term, stop-gap emergency", "d9JOrJuHLM0-00035-00026600-00027700": "measure to ensure immediate survival of the affected population.", "d9JOrJuHLM0-00036-00027700-00028307": "Quantity is preferable to quality, although quality is also important.", "d9JOrJuHLM0-00037-00028307-00028800": "Involve the community in finding solutions.", "d9JOrJuHLM0-00038-00028800-00029309": "Involve the national and local water authorities, equipment and infrastructure that are normally", "d9JOrJuHLM0-00039-00029309-00030008": "responsible.", "d9JOrJuHLM0-00040-00030008-00031004": "Pay special attention to the needs of hospitals, schools, health centers, and feeding centers", "d9JOrJuHLM0-00041-00031004-00031709": "as well as other important institutions.", "d9JOrJuHLM0-00042-00031709-00032301": "Individuals need at least 15-30 liters per person per day.", "d9JOrJuHLM0-00043-00032301-00032903": "The absolute minimum for survival is 3-5 liters per day.", "d9JOrJuHLM0-00044-00032903-00033400": "Health centers need 40-60 liters per patient per day.", "d9JOrJuHLM0-00045-00033400-00034005": "Feeding centers need 20-30 liters per person per day.", "d9JOrJuHLM0-00046-00034005-00034900": "Needs increase with air temperature and exertion.", "d9JOrJuHLM0-00047-00034900-00036003": "Minimize work invested in \"interim\" solutions. Try and look for permanent solutions.", "d9JOrJuHLM0-00048-00036003-00037201": "Provide safe water as close as possible to homes.", "d9JOrJuHLM0-00049-00037201-00038403": "Minimize the risk of water contamination in distribution points, delivery, and households.", "d9JOrJuHLM0-00050-00038403-00039405": "Provide safe storage at community and household levels.", "d9JOrJuHLM0-00051-00039405-00040005": "Mobilize appropriate technical expertise: water engineers to exploit available resources,", "d9JOrJuHLM0-00052-00040005-00040705": "sanitarians to test and organize water treatment, hydrogeologists to assess ground water potential,", "d9JOrJuHLM0-00053-00040705-00041105": "hydrologists to assess surface water potential.", "d9JOrJuHLM0-00054-00042100-00042400": "Subtitles by the Amara.org community"}}, {"audio_id": "dqsaP4Y0t1M", "text": {"dqsaP4Y0t1M-00000-00000000-00000781": "we just got back from shopping this morning Dave, I noticed Dave posted", "dqsaP4Y0t1M-00001-00000781-00001600": "about this kidnapping on Samal Island I just want to point out a couple of things", "dqsaP4Y0t1M-00002-00001610-00001839": "that strike me as a little bit odd.", "dqsaP4Y0t1M-00003-00001860-00002850": "first thing is that there has been a quote relating to which would be the NPA.", "dqsaP4Y0t1M-00004-00002860-00003780": "Which are communist group its very unlikely they did it. Its not their forte should we say its not", "dqsaP4Y0t1M-00005-00003780-00004555": "their style of doing it but also looking at the fact that Samal sits right off Davao.", "dqsaP4Y0t1M-00006-00004555-00005152": "I would say it's got more to do with politics because the current mayor", "dqsaP4Y0t1M-00007-00005152-00005767": "there is being pushed and there is a lot of media circulation about running for the", "dqsaP4Y0t1M-00008-00005767-00006307": "presidential election I would say its got more to do with that than anything else but also", "dqsaP4Y0t1M-00009-00006307-00007467": "the people that do normally use the speed boats are Abu Sayyaf now a lot of people may not be aware of this but", "dqsaP4Y0t1M-00010-00007467-00008469": "down the West side of Mindanao it's very hard to control the Abu Sayyaf", "dqsaP4Y0t1M-00011-00008469-00008985": "going in and out of Malaysia, right across in and out of the Philippines like no tomorrow.", "dqsaP4Y0t1M-00012-00008985-00009642": "very hard to contain those speedboats that they use are extremely fast, and if", "dqsaP4Y0t1M-00013-00009642-00010342": "you imagine imagine a very streamlined log which is being shaped round and sticking", "dqsaP4Y0t1M-00014-00010342-00010757": "an outboard on the back of it that's roughly what you're dealing with a very fast", "dqsaP4Y0t1M-00015-00010757-00011266": "very hard to see boat that will cut through water like no tomorrow", "dqsaP4Y0t1M-00016-00011266-00011981": "bearing in mind that the people that run these boats do it for a living", "dqsaP4Y0t1M-00017-00011981-00012510": "they are not first-generation either is gone through the family so they're not", "dqsaP4Y0t1M-00018-00012510-00013205": "what you call? they are professionals lets be honest they're professionals at smuggling", "dqsaP4Y0t1M-00019-00013205-00014136": "whatever they are doing. But I will say that this has more to do with politics than anything else. What is likely to happen", "dqsaP4Y0t1M-00020-00014136-00014693": "to the people? they are probably going to be ransomed off. Would I think that people knew on the resort", "dqsaP4Y0t1M-00021-00014693-00015455": "foreigners there and informed them I would say very likely", "dqsaP4Y0t1M-00022-00015455-00016151": "are there other  reasons why they would find this ok to carry out without worrying about", "dqsaP4Y0t1M-00023-00016151-00017093": "government? I won't really step on those toes. But there is enough stuff in the media where people have complained that things get moved", "dqsaP4Y0t1M-00024-00017093-00017767": "around and there is concerns over corruption. But the main thing here is trying to get", "dqsaP4Y0t1M-00025-00017767-00018331": "people back and I think they're gonna struggle to catch them I really do", "dqsaP4Y0t1M-00026-00018331-00018901": "because the speed these things move at, they are very small vessels as well so they cut", "dqsaP4Y0t1M-00027-00018901-00019184": "through the water like no tomorrow and if you've been out of the Philippines", "dqsaP4Y0t1M-00028-00019184-00019698": "you'll know how many boats are floating around at the same time it's", "dqsaP4Y0t1M-00029-00019698-00020254": "not a case of oh there is a boat its like there's about a thousand boats,", "dqsaP4Y0t1M-00030-00020254-00021156": "and your trying to go find one, two boats in amongst it all. Ok they are moving very fast but from", "dqsaP4Y0t1M-00031-00021156-00021575": "a helicopter they are very difficult to see. Using large vessels to hunt them", "dqsaP4Y0t1M-00032-00021575-00022014": "not good either because these boats move way faster than those vessels will.", "dqsaP4Y0t1M-00033-00022014-00023028": "getting them back I think we might not see them from six months to a year. While they cut a deal.", "dqsaP4Y0t1M-00034-00023028-00023294": "basically pay the guys off.", "dqsaP4Y0t1M-00035-00023294-00024139": "why it was done? I think its a bit suspicious myself. I think its more to do with the Philippines presidential election.", "dqsaP4Y0t1M-00036-00024139-00024206": "election", "dqsaP4Y0t1M-00037-00024206-00024291": "thanks for watching"}}, {"audio_id": "dqsnMeAWnGE", "text": {"dqsnMeAWnGE-00000-00000932-00001233": ">> Hey friends. We're launching Visual Studio", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00001-00001233-00001480": "2019 today and we wanted to try something different.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00002-00001480-00001773": "Sure there's going to be demos and code and lots of fun.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00003-00001773-00002052": "But I think it's easy in today's Internet to forget about people.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00004-00002052-00002322": "I drove up from Portland for this event to show you that there's", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00005-00002322-00002628": "hundreds of folks here in Washington and working remotely,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00006-00002628-00002947": "who are excited about making software for and with you.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00007-00002947-00003136": "So I thought, why don't we talk to them?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00008-00003136-00003425": "But first, a few notes about what's happening today.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00009-00003425-00003714": "We're going to have live-stream sessions after the keynote,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00010-00003714-00003978": "there's a virtual attendee party on Twitch,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00011-00003978-00004142": "and there's On-Demand Sessions that", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00012-00004142-00004311": "are actually available right now.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00013-00004311-00004468": "I also want you to go to Twitch", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00014-00004468-00004652": "because there is going to be all day interactions with", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00015-00004652-00004775": "the program managers and", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00016-00004775-00005045": "the programmers that built Visual Studio 2019.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00017-00005045-00005447": "Remember that Visual Studio 2019 and VS 2019", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00018-00005447-00005874": "for Mac is now available for download, at visualstudio.com.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00019-00005874-00006107": "Now if you're using Visual Studio today,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00020-00006107-00006357": "you're probably using one of the many extensions available.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00021-00006357-00006617": "Our amazing extension partners have already updated", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00022-00006617-00006859": "over 1000 extensions to be compatible with", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00023-00006859-00007134": "2019 and you can get those in the marketplace.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00024-00007134-00007440": "We're also releasing Visual Studio live share today,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00025-00007440-00007677": "which is integrated with Visual Studio 2019,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00026-00007677-00007917": "and can also be used in Visual Studio code.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00027-00007917-00008187": "We're going to chat about Live Share a little bit later.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00028-00008187-00008552": "Also DevOps is an important part of the developer life-cycle and", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00029-00008552-00009003": "Azure DevOps Server 2019 is generally available as of March fifth.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00030-00009003-00009215": "We're going to cover Azure DevOps and", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00031-00009215-00009449": "GitHub in more detail both in this keynote,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00032-00009449-00009633": "and during the live stream after.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00033-00009633-00009767": "Now let's go and find some of", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00034-00009767-00009942": "the people that made all this possible.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00035-00009942-00010151": "I also want you to keep an eye out for some of", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00036-00010151-00010412": "the little gems and Easter eggs that we've hidden in this video", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00037-00010412-00010580": "and let us know online using", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00038-00010580-00010917": "the hashtag VS 2019, if you find them.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00039-00010917-00013979": "[MUSIC]", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00040-00013979-00014054": ">> Hey friends.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00041-00014054-00014162": ">> Hey Scott, welcome.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00042-00014162-00014341": ">> How are you? This is", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00043-00014341-00014603": "a great room but it's a beautiful day outside.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00044-00014603-00014838": "So if you don't mind, we could have our meeting on the deck.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00045-00014838-00015197": ">> Sure, why not? Get some chairs.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00046-00015197-00015451": ">> Yeah. Grab some chairs.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00047-00015482-00015712": "I'm glad we got such good weather.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00048-00015712-00015868": ">> Yeah and it's gorgeous.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00049-00015868-00016093": ">> It's better to be outside than to be in a conference room,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00050-00016093-00016274": "even a nice conference from like the tree-house.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00051-00016274-00016334": ">> For sure.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00052-00016334-00016590": ">> So Julia, you're in charge of all of Dev Div.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00053-00016590-00016772": "But you've worked here for a while.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00054-00016772-00017042": "You've had basically every job in Developer Division, haven't you?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00055-00017042-00017192": ">> Yeah. I sure did.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00056-00017192-00017520": ">> We've got a little gift for you here.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00057-00017520-00017874": ">> The worst name Microsoft product ever.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00058-00017874-00018012": ">> Did you work on this?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00059-00018012-00018159": ">> I sure did. Its very useful.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00060-00018159-00018199": ">> Yeah.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00061-00018199-00018384": ">> Visual basic for the web.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00062-00018384-00018522": ">> Really? It says you can make", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00063-00018522-00018697": "dynamic applications, its quite nice.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00064-00018697-00018811": ">> It is.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00065-00018811-00019035": ">> Are we still using some of your code?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00066-00019035-00019212": ">> I think it is in there, indeed.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00067-00019212-00019500": ">> That's awesome. I brought also Visual Studio, right?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00068-00019500-00019722": "Because we're now doing Visual Studio 2019,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00069-00019722-00019879": "it's 22 years ago.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00070-00019879-00019969": ">> Yes. That's right.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00071-00019969-00020171": "That's the first version of Visual Studio ever.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00072-00020171-00020601": "So in two years we celebrate 20 years of Visual Studio.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00073-00020601-00020748": ">> That's fantastic.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00074-00020748-00020960": ">> I have something to do with", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00075-00020960-00021183": "every single version of Visual Studio.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00076-00021183-00021215": ">>Yeah.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00077-00021215-00021470": ">>So if you ever had any problem with it,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00078-00021470-00021911": "I have something to be blamed for.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00079-00021911-00022046": ">>I also heard that it was important", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00080-00022046-00022199": "that everyone be able to develop.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00081-00022199-00022404": "There was a huge push for accessibility,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00082-00022404-00022553": "you wanted to make sure that it works for everyone no", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00083-00022553-00022730": "matter what language they speak.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00084-00022730-00022916": "Having everyone to be able to be", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00085-00022916-00023099": "a developer was a priority as well.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00086-00023099-00023420": ">>So we're looking at how we can make developers more productive.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00087-00023420-00023592": "We're looking at developer sitting in", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00088-00023592-00023874": "every corner of the world and their feedback.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00089-00023874-00024272": "We also have 23 percent of our team located outside the Redmond.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00090-00024272-00024515": "So that's another very important source of information.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00091-00024515-00024632": ">>There's a huge amount of people that", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00092-00024632-00024789": "are remote, myself included.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00093-00024789-00024947": "I would have guessed it was single digits", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00094-00024947-00025112": "but it's almost 25 percent.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00095-00025112-00025160": ">>That's right.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00096-00025160-00025367": ">>That's people who are remote. Now we get to use", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00097-00025367-00025695": "cool things like Live Share to go and collaborate.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00098-00025695-00025989": "Now, Amanda you own [inaudible]", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00099-00025989-00026094": ">>I always find it so funny.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00100-00026094-00026317": ">>Why do we say that at Microsoft. You own Visual Studio tool.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00101-00026317-00026466": ">>I don't know but it's always been that way, hasn't it?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00102-00026466-00026556": ">>Yeah it has.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00103-00026556-00026611": ">>Yeah.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00104-00026611-00026812": ">>So you own that, right?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00105-00026812-00027067": ">>Yeah I work on Visual Studio.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00106-00027067-00027389": ">>You're so modest,\"I work on Visual Studio\".", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00107-00027389-00027675": "You own that so what that means ownership that means the shipping,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00108-00027675-00027851": "the getting it out the door, the making sure that it's focused", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00109-00027851-00028033": "on the right things, that it's doing the right thing.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00110-00028033-00028226": ">>Yeah. I mean basically my job is to make sure", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00111-00028226-00028439": "that we ship the right product at the right time.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00112-00028439-00028724": ">>But I am told from people who know", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00113-00028724-00029051": "both of you that you still somehow find time to code.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00114-00029051-00029227": "There's times when you say", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00115-00029227-00029432": "this code doesn't do the right thing I wanted it to do.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00116-00029432-00029672": "I've also heard people say when talking about you", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00117-00029672-00029955": "Julia that, \"How did she know that?\"", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00118-00029955-00030250": "and someone says, \"Well, she had your job before you\".", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00119-00030250-00030451": "Julia was the engineering manager for", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00120-00030451-00030607": "that or she was responsible for this.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00121-00030607-00030841": "You've both had basically every job", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00122-00030841-00031100": "as you've worked up to the places that you get your at.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00123-00031100-00031357": ">>Yeah. Yeah I mean I've been", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00124-00031357-00031645": "in the Developer Division at Microsoft since 2001.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00125-00031645-00031681": ">>Yeah.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00126-00031681-00031993": ">>So almost 18 years I guess and I've worked on", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00127-00031993-00032232": "pretty much every product", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00128-00032232-00032497": "at Microsoft but from the developer lens.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00129-00032497-00033031": "I've worked on X-box at some point and SQL and Azure and Office,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00130-00033031-00033265": "pretty much everything and to your point earlier", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00131-00033265-00033490": "around do I actually still get to code?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00132-00033490-00033653": "Yes, I actually do.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00133-00033653-00033956": "It doesn't happen as often as I like it to.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00134-00033956-00034267": "But pretty much everybody on my team and", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00135-00034267-00034587": "we're the PM team so that's the Product manager team.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00136-00034587-00034778": "Everybody on my team codes and we", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00137-00034778-00034994": "have to because our customers are developers.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00138-00034994-00035324": "So for us to actually evaluate the product we have to do it.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00139-00035324-00035459": ">>It's surprising to see how many people", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00140-00035459-00035576": "are writing documentation.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00141-00035576-00035690": "Someone was telling me that they saw", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00142-00035690-00035855": "some check-ins from Scott Guthrie.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00143-00035855-00036011": "That he may have been up late at night", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00144-00036011-00036206": "doing some documentation checking.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00145-00036206-00036458": ">>We have built a system to make it really easy.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00146-00036458-00036638": "So one of the things we did is that we rebuild", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00147-00036638-00037022": "a documentation engineering system to be based on GitHub.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00148-00037022-00037225": "Then there's Repos out there for", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00149-00037225-00037427": "every single language that we support and", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00150-00037427-00037607": "people can just do a \"Pull request\" if they find", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00151-00037607-00037804": "any issues with our documentation.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00152-00037804-00038099": "We really encourage everyone to work and", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00153-00038099-00038273": "help improve the documentation", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00154-00038273-00038451": "and our customer actually in the end agreed.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00155-00038451-00038609": ">>That's interesting that you bring that up because there's", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00156-00038609-00038832": "a series of systems that are making all the loops.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00157-00038832-00039081": "We talk about the developer inner loop and the outer loop.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00158-00039081-00039321": "All these loops are being tightened up.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00159-00039321-00039539": "Whether it be how we make software?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00160-00039539-00039686": "How quickly we ship software?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00161-00039686-00039893": "The quality bars, all of the things.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00162-00039893-00040148": "Everything is continuous integration deployment?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00163-00040148-00040301": ">>Right. That's right.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00164-00040301-00040493": "I assume that the way we think about is that", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00165-00040493-00040691": "even though people think about Visual Studio", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00166-00040691-00041097": "as a client software that installs on your machine.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00167-00041097-00041397": "But internally, we really treat it very much as a service.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00168-00041397-00041672": "We're continuously improving it or continuously looking at", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00169-00041672-00042069": "the feedback customers give us in every way that they do.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00170-00042069-00042405": "And then our goals make the product better and better every day.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00171-00042405-00042597": ">>That's pretty cool. I've been using.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00172-00042597-00042968": "In the past I would use like Skype or Teams and I", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00173-00042968-00043352": "would send a screenshot like a moving picture of my Visual Studio.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00174-00043352-00043516": "But that was really inefficient.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00175-00043516-00043757": "Especially when I was tethering my phone or I was overseas,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00176-00043757-00043895": "I was really having a challenge.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00177-00043895-00044201": "I never would have seen Live Share coming though.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00178-00044201-00044357": "I didn't know I needed it,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00179-00044357-00044489": "but then I needed it.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00180-00044489-00044645": ">>Yeah. Yeah actually.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00181-00044645-00044813": "So we did a lot of interviews", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00182-00044813-00045114": "over probably two or three different years.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00183-00045114-00045386": "Particularly focusing on development teams", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00184-00045386-00045548": "that are focused on time to market", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00185-00045548-00045740": "as their top concern", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00186-00045740-00045972": "when they choose their tools and their processes.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00187-00045972-00046184": "What we found was that a lot of", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00188-00046184-00046503": "teams were really struggling with collaboration.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00189-00046503-00046661": "They were especially struggling with", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00190-00046661-00046956": "collaboration with remote employees.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00191-00046956-00047300": "Their definition of who was a remote employee", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00192-00047300-00047637": "was actually pretty static.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00193-00047637-00047924": "It was even to the point that some people didn't want to", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00194-00047924-00048077": "hire any more engineers on", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00195-00048077-00048264": "their team even though they had business demand.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00196-00048264-00048521": "Because dealing with somebody who actually was physically in", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00197-00048521-00048896": "a separate room even if it was down the hall was too much cost.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00198-00048896-00049205": "It was clear that we had to do something that was pre-check in", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00199-00049205-00049595": "time because the check-in time is basically too late.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00200-00049595-00049805": "At that point, you already have", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00201-00049805-00050174": "a pretty high cost to be able to get review feedback", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00202-00050174-00050393": "and then you end up with iteration cycles where you have to", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00203-00050393-00050771": "hand it off it isn't efficient as like e-mail, right?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00204-00050771-00051029": "But that's really where Live Share came from.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00205-00051029-00051215": "We figured out if we could actually enable", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00206-00051215-00051515": "collaboration ahead of the check-in and", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00207-00051515-00051683": "make it possible for you to collaborate in", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00208-00051683-00052044": "real time that that would be a lot more productive.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00209-00052044-00052192": "We also have situations where", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00210-00052192-00052373": "people have different accessibility needs,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00211-00052373-00052654": "so they might have different kinds of settings on", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00212-00052654-00052997": "their developer desktop like they use narrator or", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00213-00052997-00053294": "they might use a high contrast mode which might make it very", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00214-00053294-00053727": "uncomfortable for you to actually share my screen, right?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00215-00053727-00054063": "But with Live Share, you can actually connect into my environment.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00216-00054063-00054347": "You don't have to do anything to get your Dev box to be set", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00217-00054347-00054681": "up other than have Visual Studio or VS code on your machine.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00218-00054681-00054876": "You can actually see my environment.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00219-00054876-00055061": "You can even execute commands in", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00220-00055061-00055253": "the terminal if I give you that access.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00221-00055253-00055480": ">>Now as you know I'm a C sharp fan.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00222-00055480-00055646": "I'm all about C sharp. I love C sharp.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00223-00055646-00055823": "But I'm noticing then I think", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00224-00055823-00056054": "Microsoft is noticing that hybrid solutions,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00225-00056054-00056426": "multi-polyglot solutions are the word of the day.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00226-00056426-00056646": "Not everyone is going to use just DotNet.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00227-00056646-00057015": "Visual Studio suddenly supports basically everything.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00228-00057015-00057203": "Was that a conscious decision", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00229-00057203-00057367": "that it would support all of these languages?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00230-00057367-00057644": ">>We want to build the best tool to support", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00231-00057644-00057845": "any customer no matter what kind of", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00232-00057845-00057971": "application or service you want to", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00233-00057971-00058157": "develop on any operating system.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00234-00058157-00058358": "So that is a core pivot of", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00235-00058358-00058548": "what we're doing from a strategy perspective.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00236-00058548-00058877": "Now you see us really follow that up with our investment", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00237-00058877-00059057": "in Visual Studio Code", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00238-00059057-00059259": "which is obviously open source and cross platform.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00239-00059259-00059510": "We made DotNet open source and cross platform,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00240-00059510-00059885": "and now become a common theme in how we do everything.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00241-00059885-00060245": ">>I had a moment where I was literally in Visual Studio", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00242-00060245-00060671": "on Windows in C++ doing remote debugging to Linux.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00243-00060671-00060896": "It just worked, it was a joy.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00244-00060896-00061123": "And I was in the middle of doing it and before I,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00245-00061123-00061357": "\"I'm doing remote debugging in Visual Studio on", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00246-00061357-00061588": "Linux and it's just working just great\".", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00247-00061588-00061628": ">>Yeah.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00248-00061628-00061867": ">> I didn't feel like I was doing something I shouldn't have been.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00249-00061867-00062179": ">>Yeah. If I think", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00250-00062179-00062512": "back to 2001 when I came to Microsoft for the first time", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00251-00062512-00062758": "and used Visual Studio for the first time because", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00252-00062758-00063166": "the first version was out then in the DotNet era,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00253-00063166-00063630": "and I come from an Emacs Unix background in college.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00254-00063630-00063942": "I experienced IntelliSense for the first time.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00255-00063942-00064165": "It's this magical thing, right?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00256-00064165-00064658": "Your productivity from kind of an Emacs environment into", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00257-00064658-00064903": "a Visual Studio environment where you have", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00258-00064903-00065329": "this assisted development experience is pretty dramatic.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00259-00065329-00065547": "I still remember that moment,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00260-00065547-00065846": "but now thinking back on where", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00261-00065846-00066170": "Visual Studio was in that era and where it is today,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00262-00066170-00066533": "we continuing to create more and more of those magical moments.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00263-00066533-00066692": ">> I met with", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00264-00066692-00066869": "some kids at a college recently and they told me that they", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00265-00066869-00067136": "professor was forcing them to use Notepad without", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00266-00067136-00067277": "IntelliSense because they thought", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00267-00067277-00067470": "IntelliSense would rot your brain.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00268-00067470-00067778": "I didn't have the heart to tell them that IntelliCode was going to", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00269-00067778-00068051": "completely changed the way that they wrote software.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00270-00068051-00068361": "Now we've got AI, Assistant IntelliSense.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00271-00068361-00068709": "It's coming IntelliCode people can see with Visual Studio 2019.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00272-00068709-00068888": "I'm assuming though that that's", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00273-00068888-00069020": "just the beginning of what we could do", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00274-00069020-00069158": "with AI from a programming perspective.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00275-00069158-00069365": ">> Absolute. AI could really", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00276-00069365-00069623": "impact the entire software development life-cycle,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00277-00069623-00070197": "from everything to obviously completing your statements,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00278-00070197-00070421": "and we will get to the point where we can not just", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00279-00070421-00070707": "complete what is the next IntelliSense thing,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00280-00070707-00070844": "completion that you're going to pick but", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00281-00070844-00071015": "actually the entire parameter.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00282-00071015-00071228": "I mean the entire line of code that you're writing", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00283-00071228-00071493": "or even potentially an entire Code Snippet.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00284-00071493-00071915": "But not just that finding code defects, for example,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00285-00071915-00072264": "we've found classes of issues that AI can uncover", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00286-00072264-00072592": "that your classic static analysis", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00287-00072592-00072839": "really could never discover before.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00288-00072839-00073127": "But we will then be able to take it further", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00289-00073127-00073421": "into things like testing", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00290-00073421-00073730": "or encouraging you to follow", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00291-00073730-00074136": "certain practices in terms of who you seek code reviews from.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00292-00074136-00074324": "So this is really just the beginning.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00293-00074324-00074435": ">> That's so exciting.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00294-00074435-00074621": "So this is just the beginning of AI and", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00295-00074621-00074816": "what it could mean for Visual Studio development.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00296-00074816-00075224": ">>Yeah and I think the goal just like with IntelliSense is we", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00297-00075224-00075392": "should really be focused on making sure that", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00298-00075392-00075664": "every keystroke that you write is more efficient, right?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00299-00075664-00075827": "We really want to make sure that you're writing", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00300-00075827-00076049": "the code that only you can write, right?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00301-00076049-00076422": "So if there's anything that we can automate in this system", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00302-00076422-00076592": "that will actually allow you to", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00303-00076592-00076818": "become more productive and more expressive,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00304-00076818-00076961": "then that's the kinds of things that we can focus on.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00305-00076961-00077117": ">> Right. So you add value where you can add", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00306-00077117-00077282": "value and the boring parts.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00307-00077282-00077444": ">> Yeah I mean, it's really we add value", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00308-00077444-00077639": "where the machine can add value, right?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00309-00077639-00077843": "So that the machine and the Cloud can add value", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00310-00077843-00078045": "and make you more productive as a developer,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00311-00078045-00078215": "then that seems like goodness.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00312-00078215-00078416": "You can actually write more code for your business.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00313-00078416-00078741": ">> How did you decide what is going to be in Visual Studio 2019?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00314-00078741-00078932": "Like what are the principles and the priorities and", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00315-00078932-00079235": "the scope of this is this release and this is that release?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00316-00079235-00079370": ">>Well for VS 2019,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00317-00079370-00079622": "we really plan on four core scenes.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00318-00079622-00079788": "The first one is performance,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00319-00079788-00080018": "making sure our product is faster and faster with", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00320-00080018-00080280": "each release is very important to us and our customers.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00321-00080280-00080565": "The second one is we'll look at big industry trend.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00322-00080565-00080780": "How do we make sure our customers are developing", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00323-00080780-00081033": "Cloud-native applications in containers and in easy way?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00324-00081033-00081179": "That kind of common theme.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00325-00081179-00081374": "The third thing we'll look on is really helping with", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00326-00081374-00081750": "a team collaboration and identifying issues as early as possible.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00327-00081750-00082010": "The forth one we really look at are bunch of delighter features", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00328-00082010-00082341": "across a product where people find value with upgrade.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00329-00082341-00082532": ">> But how do you know what she's saying is", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00330-00082532-00082734": "correct and the customers really want that?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00331-00082734-00083084": ">> Well I mean, for every single one of these areas,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00332-00083084-00083328": "we actually go through an iterative process,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00333-00083328-00083504": "where we identify who are", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00334-00083504-00083787": "the potential customers for that particular feature set", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00335-00083787-00084017": "and we bring them into", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00336-00084017-00084347": "labs or do call downs with them and interview them.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00337-00084347-00084614": "Those lab studies are where", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00338-00084614-00084866": "people can actually play with early prototypes of", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00339-00084866-00085073": "the product in an environment where we can", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00340-00085073-00085331": "actually watch how successful they are with the product.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00341-00085331-00085607": "So I would definitely encourage you to go check out the UX Lab.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00342-00085607-00085790": ">> So I go find real customers working", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00343-00085790-00086018": "on future versions of Visual Studio in a lab.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00344-00086018-00086066": ">> Yes.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00345-00086066-00086324": ">> I've had experiences with companies like Microsoft,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00346-00086324-00086565": "Microsoft in the long distant past,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00347-00086565-00086798": "where Microsoft was there to validate", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00348-00086798-00087086": "assumptions and push agendas.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00349-00087086-00087121": ">> Yeah.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00350-00087121-00087258": ">> But you didn't even start with that.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00351-00087258-00087407": "You were immediately like let's go and meet", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00352-00087407-00087563": "a customer and let them lead the discussion.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00353-00087563-00087809": ">> Yeah. I like to use the term customer-led inquiry", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00354-00087809-00088064": "because it's the idea that", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00355-00088064-00088322": "we don't know when we first start", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00356-00088322-00088656": "that conversation where it's going to lead to.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00357-00088656-00088934": "So we should be open to the idea that", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00358-00088934-00089201": "it will lead to some places that we didn't expect.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00359-00089201-00089480": "If we can uncover a more urgent problem", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00360-00089480-00089704": "that the customer has that we could address,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00361-00089704-00089894": "then that's much more valuable than", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00362-00089894-00090153": "getting validation that the idea that we thought", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00363-00090153-00090401": "was the biggest problem to", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00364-00090401-00090711": "solve is actually what we need to go solve.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00365-00090711-00090888": ">> When we're bringing new people in though,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00366-00090888-00091070": "I've noticed that in the past it has", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00367-00091070-00091289": "taken like months and months to ramp people up.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00368-00091289-00091409": "You can't really just hire", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00369-00091409-00091643": "someone and have them sit around for six months.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00370-00091643-00091808": "You really want to onboard them, right?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00371-00091808-00092010": "How are you bringing people onto the team in", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00372-00092010-00092186": "an organized fashion and get them both", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00373-00092186-00092430": "into the culture and into the tooling as quickly as possible?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00374-00092430-00092735": ">> Actually, one of the things that we've instituted in", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00375-00092735-00093026": "the last couple of years is this notion of Dev Div boot-camp.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00376-00093026-00093212": "So if you're a new employee,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00377-00093212-00093537": "either you're on another team and you join our team,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00378-00093537-00093686": "or if you're brand new to", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00379-00093686-00093926": "Microsoft entirely then you'll spend basically", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00380-00093926-00094199": "two weeks getting a boot-camp", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00381-00094199-00094402": "into what it's like to work in Dev Div.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00382-00094402-00094751": ">>How do you develop a sense of shared culture in Dev Div so that", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00383-00094751-00094907": "everyone is all feeling the same about", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00384-00094907-00095139": "the product and feeling a bit the same about each other?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00385-00095139-00095357": ">> Well, for culture one and the key things we", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00386-00095357-00095579": "learned is that we really need to have a share goals,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00387-00095579-00095798": "share languages and make sure we're changing", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00388-00095798-00096141": "our actions to actually embrace the new culture values.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00389-00096141-00096368": "So for us, customer obsession is", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00390-00096368-00096647": "a core key value that we're embracing.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00391-00096647-00096944": "We're looking at how we're developing a product in", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00392-00096944-00097268": "a different way to really embrace that particular value.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00393-00097268-00097569": ">>It seems like there's been a real focus on data.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00394-00097569-00097712": "I've seen more dashboards,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00395-00097712-00097916": "there's TVs and everywhere I turn,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00396-00097916-00098325": "there's a dashboard showing the build and the burn-down chart.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00397-00098325-00098480": "All these kind of things. Are you really", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00398-00098480-00098693": "pushing to be data-driven in your decisions?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00399-00098693-00098855": ">>Absolutely. Not only from", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00400-00098855-00099190": "a developer internal engineering process perspective,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00401-00099190-00099383": "but more importantly we want to look", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00402-00099383-00099585": "at data that our customers are giving us.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00403-00099585-00099845": "Their particular feedback, our crash rate,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00404-00099845-00100017": "reliability in the wild.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00405-00100017-00100340": "Not only in the engineering internal environment.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00406-00100340-00100619": "Those are critical data points to help us understand what is", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00407-00100619-00100754": "a customer experience with", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00408-00100754-00101003": "our product while they're using it every day.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00409-00101003-00101171": ">> I was told that every release", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00410-00101171-00101334": "has to be better than the last release.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00411-00101334-00101381": ">> Absolutely.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00412-00101381-00101530": ">> Its like an important goal.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00413-00101530-00101777": ">> That's a very important metric that we track every day.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00414-00101777-00101955": "Then we have weekly meetings,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00415-00101955-00102171": "where we have to look at this metric in terms of", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00416-00102171-00102455": "its customers success in acquiring a product,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00417-00102455-00102623": "installing a product, updating a product", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00418-00102623-00102906": "better today than last week?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00419-00102906-00103273": "Is customers experience with reliability, and crashes,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00420-00103273-00103558": "and performance better this week than last week,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00421-00103558-00103728": "and then how are we responding to", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00422-00103728-00103909": "the customer feedback they have provided?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00423-00103909-00104214": ">> That's super cool. Now I want to know who to go and visit,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00424-00104214-00104418": "who should I talk to you first about Visual Studio?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00425-00104418-00104560": ">>Well I mean in some ways,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00426-00104560-00104852": "you can really go to building 18 and just talk to anybody who's", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00427-00104852-00105173": "there and they can talk about what's going on with Visual Studio.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00428-00105173-00105358": "But I'd also suggest that you go to", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00429-00105358-00105650": "the UX Lab as well and see what we're studying today.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00430-00105650-00105879": ">> Okay cool. I'm going to go wander around building 18.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00431-00105879-00106055": "I'll check out the UX Lab and try to find", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00432-00106055-00106346": "some more cool people that are working on Visual Studio 2019.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00433-00106346-00106387": ">> Awesome.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00434-00106387-00106476": ">>Thanks for talking to me.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00435-00106476-00106657": ">>Thank you Scott, have fun in building 18.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00436-00106657-00106718": ">> I will.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00437-00106718-00106847": ">> Thanks Scott. It was fun.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00438-00106847-00107951": "[MUSIC].", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00439-00107951-00108083": ">> Hey Scott, want to play?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00440-00108083-00108299": ">> I don't really play Smash that much.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00441-00108299-00108401": "Competitively.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00442-00108401-00109214": "[MUSIC]", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00443-00109214-00109504": ">> Are you guys ready. For Visual Studio 2019.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00444-00109504-00109533": ">> Hey am ready.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00445-00109533-00109775": ">> It's going to be great. It's going to be awesome Hey. God.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00446-00109775-00109982": ">> I want to see your Raspberry Pi.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00447-00109982-00110117": ">> Well we've got one right here.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00448-00110117-00110240": ">> So.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00449-00110240-00110436": ">> That's Visual Studio 2019.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00450-00110436-00110506": ">> Let's do it.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00451-00110506-00110585": ">> Yay.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00452-00110585-00110755": ">> I'm very happy to be here.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00453-00110755-00111040": "I just came over from the treehouse I saw Amanda and I", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00454-00111040-00111347": "saw Julia and she said that you-all are the folks to talk to you.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00455-00111347-00111496": "They showed me some of the cool stuff in", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00456-00111496-00111728": "Visual Studio, when we start with you Pratik.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00457-00111728-00111778": ">> Awesome.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00458-00111778-00112015": ">> So, I remember, when I started up Visual Studio 2019,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00459-00112015-00112165": "I was surprised how fast that started.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00460-00112165-00112311": "It went right to the start window.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00461-00112311-00112678": ">> Yes, so, this is a small modal UI and it starts to really fast,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00462-00112678-00113095": "faster than actual the whole Visual Studio IDE starts and what", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00463-00113095-00113314": "happens is when it loads it also asynchronously", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00464-00113314-00113545": "loads your most recently used projects.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00465-00113545-00113760": "So this is the same recently used projects", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00466-00113760-00113947": "lists that you had in VS 2017,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00467-00113947-00114209": "so all of your pinned items your solutions,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00468-00114209-00114418": "folders, remote repositories,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00469-00114418-00114609": "all show up in this recently projects list", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00470-00114609-00114786": "for you to access really fast with", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00471-00114786-00115031": "a single click and then get to your code really fast too.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00472-00115031-00115147": ">> So the whole point is to give me", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00473-00115147-00115282": "my code as fast as possible and", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00474-00115282-00115560": "I've gone and I've pinned the ones that matter the most to me.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00475-00115560-00115639": ">> Yes.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00476-00115639-00115819": ">> And this thing that I find the most cool though is I", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00477-00115819-00115978": "click on clone, checkout code,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00478-00115978-00116152": "so I double-click, click on clone,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00479-00116152-00116471": "paste enter and then I've just brought something down from GitHub.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00480-00116471-00116685": ">> Right, if you have the URL that's awesome.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00481-00116685-00116867": "You can just paste in your URL,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00482-00116867-00117065": "and then hit enter, and then it clones the code.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00483-00117065-00117217": "If you don't remember", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00484-00117217-00117419": "the URL or you don't want to go to the web to get it,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00485-00117419-00117749": "you can also sign into your GitHub or Azure Repos accounts.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00486-00117749-00117970": "Then you can see a list of all the repos that you or", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00487-00117970-00118177": "your organization has and then that", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00488-00118177-00118352": "you can just search for or", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00489-00118352-00118595": "click on and then clone it down as well without the URL.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00490-00118595-00118635": ">> Very cool.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00491-00118635-00118916": ">> So, autocomplete for my repos in the Cloud and boom I'm there.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00492-00118916-00118975": ">> Yeah.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00493-00118975-00119038": ">> Awesome.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00494-00119038-00119099": ">> Exactly.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00495-00119099-00119302": ">> So, when I create a new project this is new like", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00496-00119302-00119503": "this just like a tag new version of founding.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00497-00119503-00119661": ">> Great. Yes, we totally revamped", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00498-00119661-00120043": "the Create New Project process instead of a single window that", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00499-00120043-00120313": "has a tree view that has been a", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00500-00120313-00120616": "little overwhelming to some of our users.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00501-00120616-00120944": "We decided to simplify it and make it a search based view.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00502-00120944-00121198": "So you can really easily and quickly searched for", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00503-00121198-00121427": "the types of templates that you're looking for, and you can,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00504-00121427-00121688": "if you don't remember exactly what you're searching for,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00505-00121688-00121825": "you can use the filters, so,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00506-00121825-00122153": "there's language platform and project type drop-down.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00507-00122153-00122296": "You can filter by them,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00508-00122296-00122546": "and get a smaller list and like narrow down there,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00509-00122546-00122833": "and then you search maybe to even filtering further.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00510-00122833-00123104": "Click on the template that you want that's one decision,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00511-00123104-00123241": "then will move you to the next decision", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00512-00123241-00123408": "which is configuring your project,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00513-00123408-00123611": "and that you enter in your name,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00514-00123611-00123950": "location and then you hit go and you have your project created.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00515-00123950-00124138": ">> I loved that when I was scrolling around in", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00516-00124138-00124325": "the window here and looking for what I wanted,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00517-00124325-00124487": "it got the impression that maybe I wasn't", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00518-00124487-00124663": "finding what I wanted and tried to offer,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00519-00124663-00124831": "like are you finding what you need?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00520-00124831-00125027": "Are you are able to get what you want here?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00521-00125027-00125213": "It's a much much smarter window?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00522-00125213-00125479": ">> Yes. That's was what we were trying to do.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00523-00125479-00125672": ">> One of the things that I was impressed with was", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00524-00125672-00125914": "how many choices there are when you pull down platform,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00525-00125914-00126113": "or when you pull down project type.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00526-00126113-00126424": "It's just so weird to be in Visual Studio 2019 and see Linux", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00527-00126424-00126719": "and Android and tvOS. All these things are tagged.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00528-00126719-00126967": ">> Yes, and Visual Studio has all of those things to offer.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00529-00126967-00127330": "So even if you haven't installed them and you haven't used them,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00530-00127330-00127682": "say you're a C++ developer and you're doing C++ and", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00531-00127682-00127825": "you don't know and that", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00532-00127825-00128053": "Visual Studio does Python development as well.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00533-00128053-00128231": "But this thing offers it to you.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00534-00128231-00128545": "This tool offers support", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00535-00128545-00128791": "for Python as well and you can quickly say, Oh!", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00536-00128791-00128971": "Wait I don't have any templates for Python.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00537-00128971-00129111": "Let me install them and then it", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00538-00129111-00129296": "installs it for you takes you to the installer,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00539-00129296-00129430": "installs them and then you get", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00540-00129430-00129677": "Python templates as well and you can get started with Python.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00541-00129677-00129909": ">> Very cool. So I see All the things that I could potentially", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00542-00129909-00130027": "build and if I don't have", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00543-00130027-00130189": "that workload it'll go and get it for me.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00544-00130189-00130271": ">> Exactly, here.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00545-00130271-00130717": ">> That;s hard. On the left-hand side here,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00546-00130717-00130935": "what is it saying recent project templates. What's going on there?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00547-00130935-00131179": ">> Yes. So, whenever you create a project,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00548-00131179-00131314": "it is a long list of templates", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00549-00131314-00131480": "and so whenever you create a project,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00550-00131480-00131774": "the templates that you use most often in most frequently,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00551-00131774-00131896": "stay on the left side.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00552-00131896-00132040": "So, if you want to quickly access like", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00553-00132040-00132233": "here always create console apps,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00554-00132233-00132391": "always create class libraries.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00555-00132391-00132589": "You can easily go to the left and just", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00556-00132589-00132794": "click on a template from there and get started with that.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00557-00132794-00132952": "Instead of going through the main-list.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00558-00132952-00133120": ">> That's cool. There's a nice symmetry", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00559-00133120-00133324": "between the new start window", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00560-00133324-00133507": "and the new Create New Project window because on", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00561-00133507-00133709": "that left-hand side it's the stuff I do regularly.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00562-00133709-00133903": ">> Regularly, that your recent stuffs on the left, yes?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00563-00133903-00134204": "Yes, and that was the start window in Visual Studio 2019.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00564-00134204-00134284": ">> That's very cool.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00565-00134284-00134579": ">> So I love the start window in Visual Studio 2019 as well.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00566-00134579-00134740": "I love how easy it is to get started with", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00567-00134740-00135077": "the new Git Repository from either Azure Repos or from GitHub.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00568-00135077-00135248": "I can just get started.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00569-00135248-00135583": "I can pull down a repository without starting up Visual Studio.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00570-00135583-00135727": "I can do it right from the beginning.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00571-00135727-00136069": "These URLs are like just baked into my muscle memory,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00572-00136069-00136289": "so I just type them out but yes I can browse and as well.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00573-00136289-00136516": ">> It's really interesting how Git is getting baked into", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00574-00136516-00136772": "our lives and into our workflows and into the product right now.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00575-00136772-00136826": ">> Absolutely.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00576-00136826-00136868": ">> Yes.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00577-00136868-00137143": ">> I can stay in Visual Studio 2019 and manage", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00578-00137143-00137404": "my pull requests and Julia mentioned", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00579-00137404-00137513": "and actually at the treehouse that", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00580-00137513-00137668": "she wants to bake quality in and", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00581-00137668-00137951": "they want to catch things before the commit.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00582-00137951-00138175": "But then once the commit is happened they want to make sure", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00583-00138175-00138409": "the quality goes through the entire process.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00584-00138409-00138550": ">> Oh absolutely. I think that's critical.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00585-00138550-00138782": "So, I can of course", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00586-00138782-00139111": "write some code and run some tests inside VS 2019,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00587-00139111-00139243": "but I also want to catch that", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00588-00139243-00139417": "as soon as somebody opens a pull request.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00589-00139417-00139730": "So, if I have a project on GitHub like an open source project.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00590-00139730-00139892": "I want to take contributions.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00591-00139892-00140066": "I want to make sure that their code is good.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00592-00140066-00140182": "I want to make sure it builds, and I", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00593-00140182-00140311": "want to make sure the test is passed.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00594-00140311-00140614": "So, I want continuous integration for my GitHub projects,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00595-00140614-00140970": "from my Azure Repos projects and I use Azure Pipelines for that.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00596-00140970-00141382": "So, Azure Pipelines has.NET core three ready to go.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00597-00141382-00141610": "We've got hosted build agents in the Cloud.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00598-00141610-00141736": "So, we've got a Mac,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00599-00141736-00141952": "we've got Windows and we've got Linux,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00600-00141952-00142179": "all of them are running the new.NET core three latest", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00601-00142179-00142431": "preview and it's ready to go.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00602-00142431-00142874": "So I can actually do my continuous integration, right there.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00603-00142874-00143255": ">> So we talked about how Git is getting incorporated into", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00604-00143255-00143390": "our lives and also being", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00605-00143390-00143639": "remote and remote collaboration is incorporated to our lives.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00606-00143639-00143963": "You're actually remotely collaborating with John right now, John?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00607-00143963-00144116": ">> Yeah. I'm working with my colleague", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00608-00144116-00144293": "Jonathan and he's actually working from home right", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00609-00144293-00144596": "now and we are actually trying to work on Teams and he's trying to", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00610-00144596-00144927": "do screen sharing with me to be able to work on his Node app,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00611-00144927-00145250": "and instead of it being lockstep trying to negotiate control,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00612-00145250-00145368": "one person driving or not,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00613-00145368-00145652": "with Live Share we're able to independently collaborate,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00614-00145652-00145821": "while working at our own pace.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00615-00145821-00145995": ">> So rather than pushing 4,000", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00616-00145995-00146301": "pixels with Teams from a remote location,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00617-00146301-00146612": "you're actually remoting the context of the entire application?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00618-00146612-00146831": ">> Yeah. So it's a simple link and with that I can", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00619-00146831-00147080": "hop in to his project and I get the full context of that.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00620-00147080-00147200": "So I can see on the side.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00621-00147200-00147435": "I can see all the files and folders that he's working with.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00622-00147435-00147609": "Terminal actually, reopens with", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00623-00147609-00147794": "all commands that he was running before this,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00624-00147794-00147960": "so I get full context into that.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00625-00147960-00148235": "Finally, I am able to see the file that he's", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00626-00148235-00148340": "working in and we can see the", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00627-00148340-00148544": "highlights increases as we're going on.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00628-00148544-00148676": ">> Now when I was peeking over here and", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00629-00148676-00148796": "seeing what he was doing before,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00630-00148796-00149025": "it looked like he was in VS code on a Mac,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00631-00149025-00149283": "but suddenly now I'm seeing the same Node code in", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00632-00149283-00149544": "Visual Studio 2019 on Windows,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00633-00149544-00149723": ">> Yeah. So I'm working in Windows on", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00634-00149723-00149903": "Visual Studio 2019 and I don't even", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00635-00149903-00150044": "have the Node Workload or", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00636-00150044-00150303": "Node.js actually installed on my computer,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00637-00150303-00150449": "but it's all working on my side", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00638-00150449-00150650": "because it's all being forwarded from his machine.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00639-00150650-00150875": ">> I'm noticing his cursor and his name are appearing.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00640-00150875-00151004": "He's selecting code right here and", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00641-00151004-00151152": "showing you what to be looking at.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00642-00151152-00151295": ">> Yeah. So with this highlights,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00643-00151295-00151415": "he's able to give me", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00644-00151415-00151667": "some contexts on the issue that he's looking in to.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00645-00151667-00151836": ">> That's super cool.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00646-00151836-00152040": ">> What about debugging though?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00647-00152040-00152336": ">>Yeah. So actually, I'm able to set down", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00648-00152336-00152616": "breakpoints and those breakpoints are sent to Jonathan's machine.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00649-00152616-00152825": "I can hit F5 and", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00650-00152825-00152927": "my debugger starts and it", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00651-00152927-00153114": "attaches to a running app on his machine.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00652-00153114-00153384": ">> Okay. But when you hit F5 and it runs on his machine,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00653-00153384-00153612": "do you still have to do a screen share to see what's going on?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00654-00153612-00153723": ">> So with Live Share,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00655-00153723-00153998": "the server for the front end it's actually shared with me.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00656-00153998-00154109": "So I can pull that up in", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00657-00154109-00154328": "my browser to be able to see it on my side as well.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00658-00154328-00154670": ">> So your local-host 5,000 is his local-host 5,000?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00659-00154670-00154754": ">> Exactly.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00660-00154754-00154928": ">> Then you can click around", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00661-00154928-00155106": "the website in order to hit the break-point?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00662-00155106-00155391": ">> Yeah. We can even negotiate control for debugging,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00663-00155391-00155752": "stepping over, stepping into methods, between the two of us.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00664-00155752-00155879": ">> I'm impressed.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00665-00155879-00155999": ">> That is very cool.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00666-00155999-00156142": "okay. Last question.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00667-00156142-00156265": "What about IntelliSense?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00668-00156265-00156452": ">> So yeah. So you're actually able to get", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00669-00156452-00156600": "all the IntelliSense completions", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00670-00156600-00156810": "forwarded from Jonathan's machine to mine.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00671-00156810-00156932": "With this being a Node app,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00672-00156932-00157055": "if I start typing,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00673-00157055-00157196": "I can hit dot and I get", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00674-00157196-00157464": "a full completion list of all the things that work for this app.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00675-00157464-00157728": ">> So everything from his machine watches and", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00676-00157728-00158042": "all the contexts that is the app is being sent over to you?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00677-00158042-00158153": ">> Yeah. So I'm able to get", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00678-00158153-00158469": "that full context on my side and work at my own pace.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00679-00158469-00158808": ">> Interesting. Would even your feature be forwarded?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00680-00158808-00159003": ">> I do believe it would.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00681-00159003-00159182": ">> So IntelliCode works on Live Share and", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00682-00159182-00159356": "you've got IntelliCode running on your machine right here.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00683-00159356-00159398": ">> Yeah.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00684-00159398-00159582": ">> What's this demo that you've got?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00685-00159582-00159989": ">> First I'm just going to show you our base case as we call it.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00686-00159989-00160349": "For years we heard from our users, \"IntelliSense is wonderful.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00687-00160349-00160527": "I love it. It helps me so much.\"", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00688-00160527-00160893": "But you have to be able to do better than alphabetically.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00689-00160893-00161066": "We're all computer scientists.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00690-00161066-00161244": "We are smart, right? We can make it better.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00691-00161244-00161471": "So what we did is we took", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00692-00161471-00161675": "the wisdom of the community and what I mean by", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00693-00161675-00162132": "that is we took hundreds of open source repositories on GitHub.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00694-00162132-00162392": "We scanned through them to try and find", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00695-00162392-00162758": "the most popular practices for APIs,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00696-00162758-00162954": "for strings, for asserts,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00697-00162954-00163335": "and now when you use any of those within Visual Studio,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00698-00163335-00163640": "if I do some sort of string variable dot,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00699-00163640-00164090": "it will give me this list of recommended suggestions.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00700-00164090-00164256": ">> So are you saying that you taught", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00701-00164256-00164543": "Visual Studio what I'm most likely to type,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00702-00164543-00164756": "based on what thousands and thousands of", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00703-00164756-00165027": "programmers that are better than I have already typed?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00704-00165027-00165191": ">> Yes, that's exactly what we did.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00705-00165191-00165519": "So we took as I said our tiger and wisdom of the community.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00706-00165519-00165854": "We took that whole community input and infused", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00707-00165854-00166205": "IntelliSense with it so that you can get better recommendations.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00708-00166205-00166430": "So now at the top of your IntelliSense list,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00709-00166430-00166670": "you get these starred recommendations", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00710-00166670-00166860": "that are most likely what you want.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00711-00166860-00167090": ">> That's amazing that you've brought me the wisdom of", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00712-00167090-00167423": "the ancients up from all these open source projects,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00713-00167423-00167558": "but my project isn't open source.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00714-00167558-00167777": "I really want my own custom model", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00715-00167777-00168032": "that's for me and my team but that's not the you.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00716-00168032-00168224": ">> Yeah. No. So we've actually just", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00717-00168224-00168413": "built that feature so you can do that now.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00718-00168413-00168614": "All you have to do is open the solution", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00719-00168614-00168809": "that you want a custom model for,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00720-00168809-00168986": "head to the IntelliCode page,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00721-00168986-00169157": "click \"Train on my code\" and we", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00722-00169157-00169419": "create a custom model just for you.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00723-00169419-00169713": "It's private to you and whoever you choose to share it with.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00724-00169713-00169892": "So if you think your team would benefit", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00725-00169892-00170115": "from these custom IntelliCode recommendations,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00726-00170115-00170354": "you can also share your wisdom with them.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00727-00170354-00170567": ">> Okay. Then, you union them so I get", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00728-00170567-00170807": "both the public wisdom and the wisdom of my own team?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00729-00170807-00170883": ">> Correct.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00730-00170883-00170940": ">> Okay.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00731-00170940-00170972": ">> Yeah.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00732-00170972-00171236": ">> Then, those stars are going to keep me from having to", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00733-00171236-00171656": "scroll and go down into the Zs and the Ys?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00734-00171656-00171904": ">> Yes. What's really cool", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00735-00171904-00172141": "is that it changes depending on your context.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00736-00172141-00172478": "So if you're just in the body of a method,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00737-00172478-00172676": "versus if you're an if statement,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00738-00172676-00172883": "versus in a four or an else,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00739-00172883-00173188": "you could get different recommendations at each point there.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00740-00173188-00173432": "So ideally, you just have to \"Tab\",", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00741-00173432-00173675": "\"Enter\", \"Tab\", \"Enter\", \"Tab\", \"Enter\" is what we always.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00742-00173675-00173804": ">> Are you trying to say that programming for", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00743-00173804-00173954": "me is just going to be.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00744-00173954-00174087": ">> Yes. It's just going to be two thing.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00745-00174087-00174252": ">> What language is going to do this with?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00746-00174252-00174506": ">> So right now in Visual Studio 2019,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00747-00174506-00174887": "you can use IntelliCode for C-sharp, XAML and C++.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00748-00174887-00175175": "In Visual Studio Code you have it for TypeScript,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00749-00175175-00175430": "JavaScript, Python, and Java.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00750-00175430-00175638": ">> Well, now you're just showing off.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00751-00175638-00175829": "She brought a Raspberry Pi,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00752-00175829-00175997": "which I think is amazing. Thank you very much.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00753-00175997-00176036": ">> Of course.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00754-00176036-00176207": ">> Is this machine talking to the Raspberry Pi?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00755-00176207-00176483": ">> It is. So our Windows 10 application that we've", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00756-00176483-00176778": "built in Visual Studio 2019 has actually,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00757-00176778-00176921": "you know what? Let me deploy it.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00758-00176921-00177398": "So I will go ahead and deploy our Windows 10 app and now it is", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00759-00177398-00177629": "successfully on our Raspberry Pi because", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00760-00177629-00177879": "I've installed Windows 10 on it. Isn't that cool?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00761-00177879-00178076": ">> That's overachieving very nicely done.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00762-00178076-00178259": ">> So this application will tell", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00763-00178259-00178451": "us if Visual Studio is ready to launch.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00764-00178451-00178691": "In fact, it says \"Is it time to launch?\" Do you want to try it?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00765-00178691-00178880": ">> Let's find out. Touchscreen.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00766-00178880-00179024": ">> Is it time to launch.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00767-00179024-00179042": ">> It is.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00768-00179042-00179163": ">> Very cool.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00769-00179163-00179348": ">> I hope everyone tries it out.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00770-00179348-00179612": ">> This is fantastic. Well thank you so much for showing me this.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00771-00179612-00179883": "I'm going to go find a soda pop. If I can get you anything?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00772-00179883-00179948": ">> I'm good.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00773-00179948-00179972": ">> I'm good.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00774-00179972-00180020": ">>Yeah thanks.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00775-00180020-00180152": ">>Then, I' going to go find some more PM to", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00776-00180152-00180330": "talk about Visual Studio 2019.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00777-00180330-00180395": ">> Awesome. [inaudible].", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00778-00180395-00180476": ">> Have fun.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00779-00180476-00180569": ">> All right. See you all.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00780-00180569-00180638": ">> Bye.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00781-00180638-00180777": ">> Bye.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00782-00180778-00180983": ">> Now we can relax.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00783-00180983-00181847": "[MUSIC]", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00784-00181847-00182009": ">> Wasn't that cool? I know you're going to", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00785-00182009-00182184": "see a lot more of these features later on.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00786-00182184-00182387": "I just loved talking to all these passionate people", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00787-00182387-00182690": "behind the features and hearing about why we build them.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00788-00182690-00182832": "You know what else I loved here?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00789-00182832-00183204": "Free soda. A free soda at Microsoft.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00790-00183217-00183444": "Now, as I mentioned earlier,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00791-00183444-00183843": "you can download Visual Studio 2019 on PC and Mac right now.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00792-00183843-00184227": "Visual Studio Community users can head over to visualstudio.com,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00793-00184227-00184365": "but if you're a visual Studio", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00794-00184365-00184587": "professional or enterprise subscriber,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00795-00184587-00184763": "there's even more goodness available to", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00796-00184763-00185048": "you through the my.visualstudio.com portal.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00797-00185048-00185225": "Of course, you can download Visual Studio but you'll", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00798-00185225-00185444": "also find Azure DevOps access.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00799-00185444-00185750": "That's up to a $150 in monthly Azure credits,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00800-00185750-00186068": "technical and professional training subscriptions, and much more.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00801-00186068-00186239": "Also, speaking of technical training,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00802-00186239-00186570": "head over to launch.visualstudio.com to find links", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00803-00186570-00186920": "to all new visual Studio 2019 technical training courses,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00804-00186920-00187190": "from both Pluralsight and LinkedIn Learning.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00805-00187190-00187460": "Now, let's head over to the UX Lab that Amanda mentioned earlier,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00806-00187460-00187781": "to check out how we do customer research here in Dev Div.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00807-00187781-00188198": "So I'm going over to the PM UX UI lab.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00808-00188198-00188360": "I think it's in this building.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00809-00188360-00188726": "I understand that they're actually doing some studies right now.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00810-00188726-00188909": "So I'm keeping my voice down because I don't want to interrupt", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00811-00188909-00189171": "anybody. Okay. It's over here.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00812-00189171-00189350": "We've got Dr. Rich.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00813-00189350-00189827": "Looks like they are doing a study right now. Hey.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00814-00189827-00189848": ">>Hey Scott.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00815-00189848-00189920": ">> Hey. How are you and how is it going?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00816-00189920-00190025": ">> I'm so glad you could join us.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00817-00190025-00190250": ">> How is it going? So what do we got going on in here?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00818-00190250-00190536": ">> Yeah. Come on in. This is our research lab.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00819-00190536-00190862": "Right now we have a Python study", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00820-00190862-00191153": "happening and this is our entire product team.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00821-00191153-00191375": "So you're going to get team members that are", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00822-00191375-00191658": "from engineering, PM, design,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00823-00191658-00191864": "Docs, and they're all actually watching", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00824-00191864-00192224": "the participant on the other side interact with the product.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00825-00192224-00192447": ">> This is real, like these are real people?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00826-00192447-00192653": "You flew them in or where did they come from?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00827-00192653-00192788": ">> Yeah. So these are real people.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00828-00192788-00193190": "So in Redmond, we run studies every day in our lab.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00829-00193190-00193250": ">> Every day?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00830-00193250-00193763": ">> Yes. So we have over 10,000 customer connections a year.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00831-00193763-00194127": "What you see right here is just one of many studies that we run.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00832-00194127-00194480": "So the entire product team joins us because, basically,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00833-00194480-00194780": "what they're doing is understanding how the customer is using", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00834-00194780-00195179": "our product and also they can see everything about the customer.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00835-00195179-00195549": "They can see their facial expressions.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00836-00195549-00195734": "They can see if they lean back in the chair,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00837-00195734-00195990": "cross their arms, if they're smiling in delight.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00838-00195990-00196217": "This actually fosters empathy with", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00839-00196217-00196427": "our product team and inspires them", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00840-00196427-00196589": "to take action to", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00841-00196589-00196865": "change the product if it doesn't fit our customers needs.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00842-00196865-00197030": ">> Well, actually, I recognize this guy.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00843-00197030-00197159": "I'm going to see if i can call him.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00844-00197159-00197181": ">> Yeah.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00845-00197181-00197360": ">> Hey Jeffrey. Do you got a second?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00846-00197360-00197373": ">> Yeah.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00847-00197373-00197462": ">> Hey. How are you.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00848-00197462-00197609": ">> I haven't seen you in a long time.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00849-00197609-00197720": ">> I haven't seen you in a long time. So what", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00850-00197720-00197848": "are you guys testing here?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00851-00197848-00198061": ">> So we are trying out some new designs for", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00852-00198061-00198397": "our Azure Storage SDK client libraries", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00853-00198397-00198589": "and we have a couple of different designs.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00854-00198589-00198700": "We bring the people into", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00855-00198700-00199007": "the usability study and we give them tasks to perform,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00856-00199007-00199188": "to try to download a blob.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00857-00199188-00199352": "They try it with version one,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00858-00199352-00199469": "they try it version two.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00859-00199469-00199538": "A couple of minutes ago,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00860-00199538-00199692": "you just missed it but they high-fived each", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00861-00199692-00199778": "other because they were really", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00862-00199778-00199929": "successful in that short amount of time.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00863-00199929-00199998": ">> Excellent.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00864-00199998-00200255": ">> That was very reassuring for our team to see that.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00865-00200255-00200420": ">> That's great and this is whole team is watching this", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00866-00200420-00200585": "and getting to see in real time,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00867-00200585-00200720": "\"Did we get it right or not?\".", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00868-00200720-00200985": ">> Yes, exactly and what we can do better, and so on. Yes.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00869-00200985-00201104": ">>That's fantastic. It's good to see.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00870-00201104-00201155": ">> Good to see you too.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00871-00201155-00201281": ">> Thanks for your patience.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00872-00201281-00201362": ">> Yeah.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00873-00201362-00201752": ">> All right. So we've got [inaudible] ,we've got Python, ICPS for Mac.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00874-00201752-00201926": "Can we peak any one of these?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00875-00201926-00202178": ">> Yeah. Let's go ahead and take a look in lab one.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00876-00202178-00202235": ">> Let's do that.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00877-00202235-00202506": ">> So this is the Visual Studio code Python study", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00878-00202506-00202755": "and what you're seeing here is people with", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00879-00202755-00203066": "developers that have experience in Python but are using", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00880-00203066-00203453": "Visual Studio Code for the first time with our Python extension.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00881-00203453-00203552": ">> Can I open the door [inaudible]?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00882-00203552-00203618": ">> Absolutely.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00883-00203618-00204281": ">> I don't want to like anger the beast. Can they see us?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00884-00204281-00204591": ">> So what you're seeing here is that on the other side,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00885-00204591-00204766": "our participants they can't see us.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00886-00204766-00204903": "It's a one-way mirror.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00887-00204903-00205062": "So think law-and-order.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00888-00205062-00205287": "I simply can't see anyone on the product team,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00889-00205287-00205450": "but the product team can see", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00890-00205450-00205680": "exactly what they're doing on the other side.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00891-00205680-00205941": "The beauty of these type of studies is that we can not only", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00892-00205941-00206229": "see every mouse click that they have on the screen,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00893-00206229-00206529": "but we can see their body language.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00894-00206529-00206709": ">> So are you doing this every single day?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00895-00206709-00206883": ">> Yes. We have over 10,000", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00896-00206883-00207165": "customer engagements every single year.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00897-00207165-00207369": "Many of them come in the form of surveys,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00898-00207369-00207748": "one-on-one interviews, or focus groups, or site visits.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00899-00207748-00207936": "So this is our culture room.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00900-00207936-00208176": "Let me grab Travis. He'll walk us through. Travis.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00901-00208176-00208353": ">> Hey, so we're showing the culture room.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00902-00208353-00208644": "So the culture is a room that we walk teams", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00903-00208644-00208761": "through to help them", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00904-00208761-00208999": "understand about what we're trying to achieve,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00905-00208999-00209289": "really becoming a customer obsess store.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00906-00209289-00209586": "We know that Satya is walking us through every day,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00907-00209586-00209763": "trying to transform this company and to", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00908-00209763-00210067": "being creating zero distance between us and the customer.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00909-00210067-00210286": "So we spent a lot of time in this room,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00910-00210286-00210444": "thinking about how we can change", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00911-00210444-00210655": "our culture to better connect with our customers,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00912-00210655-00210855": "and really bring zero distance", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00913-00210855-00211107": "between us and engaging with our customers.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00914-00211107-00211319": "So we talk a lot about hacking our culture.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00915-00211319-00211554": "We're spending a lot of time with our customers is so", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00916-00211554-00211742": "important that our developer community", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00917-00211742-00211946": "gives us feedback every single day,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00918-00211946-00212112": "in terms of where we're headed with", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00919-00212112-00212267": "the product and what we're trying to do.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00920-00212267-00212535": ">> It so inspirational that there's so much more data-driven,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00921-00212535-00212719": "there's so much what customer obsessed.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00922-00212719-00212934": "It's being baked in at every level.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00923-00212934-00213092": "I was surprised that you're saying you're doing", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00924-00213092-00213396": "these UX Labs every single day.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00925-00213396-00213428": ">> Right.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00926-00213428-00213640": ">> I hope people that are watching this are learning that", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00927-00213640-00213869": "this is happening and these things are being thought about.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00928-00213869-00214002": ">> Well, and the important thing to remember", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00929-00214002-00214137": "too is to engage with us,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00930-00214137-00214296": "you don't have to be in the UX Lab.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00931-00214296-00214455": "We have developer community and there's", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00932-00214455-00214632": "so many ways to be in contact with us,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00933-00214632-00214769": "to give us feedback about the product,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00934-00214769-00214972": "even within Visual Studio for instance.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00935-00214972-00215007": ">> Fantastic.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00936-00215007-00215148": ">> So we need customers to", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00937-00215148-00215298": "understand that we're here, we're listening,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00938-00215298-00215417": "and we're engaging, we're trying to make", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00939-00215417-00215598": "the product better based on what they're giving us.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00940-00215598-00215641": ">> That's great.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00941-00215641-00215696": "I'm going to go find", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00942-00215696-00215846": "some more PMs that are working on the product.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00943-00215846-00215865": ">> Absolutely.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00944-00215865-00215921": ">> Thank you so much, Travis.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00945-00215921-00215995": ">> Yeah, my pleasure.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00946-00215995-00216049": ">> Okay.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00947-00216049-00216150": ">> Nice to meet you.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00948-00216150-00216215": ">> Thanks and nice weekend.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00949-00216215-00216384": ">> Thank you so much. Thank you. Let's go find some more PMs.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00950-00216384-00217461": ">> [MUSIC].", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00951-00217461-00217523": ">> Oh, yeah.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00952-00217523-00218652": ">> [inaudible].", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00953-00218652-00218728": ">> Oh, sweet.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00954-00218728-00218948": ">> I think I saw [inaudible].", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00955-00218948-00219034": ">> Hey friends.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00956-00219034-00219111": ">> Yeah.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00957-00219111-00219126": ">> [inaudible].", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00958-00219126-00219183": ">> How's going?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00959-00219183-00219269": ">> [inaudible].", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00960-00219269-00219457": ">> I've just come from the UX Lab.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00961-00219457-00219671": "It's amazing. You got to go check it out.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00962-00219671-00219880": "But I hear that you have some fun demos for me.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00963-00219880-00219948": ">> Yeah.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00964-00219948-00219971": ">> We do.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00965-00219971-00220267": ">> All right. Let's see them. I was talking with Julia and", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00966-00220267-00220444": "Amanda about some of the things in Visual Studio", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00967-00220444-00220634": "2019 that delight people.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00968-00220634-00220829": "Just little features that just make you happy", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00969-00220829-00220940": "when you're debugging and you work", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00970-00220940-00221051": "on some of those things, Leslie?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00971-00221051-00221246": ">> Yeah. One of the cool things that we added for", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00972-00221246-00221514": "Visual Studio 2019 are data breakpoints.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00973-00221514-00221698": "Which if you're a C++ developer,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00974-00221698-00221928": "then chances are you already know about this feature.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00975-00221928-00222276": "But now C-sharp and DotNET core users can rejoice because.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00976-00222276-00222327": ">> Yeah.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00977-00222327-00222598": ">> Yeah. It's now in our managed code lives.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00978-00222598-00222866": "So basically, this is a feature that allows you to", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00979-00222866-00223128": "break when an object's value changes.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00980-00223128-00223394": "So if you want to hone in on a specific value of", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00981-00223394-00223581": "an object and not just the whole scope", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00982-00223581-00223734": "of an object, this is the way to go.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00983-00223734-00223932": ">> Cool. So you say I don't want to know when that thing", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00984-00223932-00224152": "changes no matter where it changes and the break point content?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00985-00224152-00224191": ">> Right.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00986-00224191-00224275": ">> That's awesome.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00987-00224275-00224452": ">> Yeah. It's super cool.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00988-00224452-00224685": ">> So sometimes when you have a really big application,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00989-00224685-00224853": "you might have a big stateful object that's really,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00990-00224853-00224958": "really deep like a big defense.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00991-00224958-00225139": "Maybe should doing like a big game or something like that,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00992-00225139-00225321": "and then you could use managed data breakpoints?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00993-00225321-00225591": ">> Yeah. Absolutely. Except the problem is,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00994-00225591-00225835": "if you have a large application like a game,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00995-00225835-00225984": "sometimes it can be near impossible,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00996-00225984-00226128": "it's even debug it if you're using", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00997-00226128-00226346": "a previous iteration of Visual Studio.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00998-00226346-00226646": "So Teams across Microsoft for instance,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-00999-00226646-00226858": "such as the Office team and the Edge team,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01000-00226858-00227119": "and Xbox, couple of those teams,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01001-00227119-00227305": "they've approached us like, \"Hey,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01002-00227305-00227664": "can you please let us actually debug our really,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01003-00227664-00227976": "really big apps that are usually written in C++", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01004-00227976-00228150": "because right now we're", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01005-00228150-00228327": "just getting constant out-of-memory errors.\"", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01006-00228327-00228480": "So now for 2019,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01007-00228480-00228869": "we've made symbols out of proc for C++ applications,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01008-00228869-00229148": "so you're now able to debug those applications", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01009-00229148-00229464": "without constantly experiencing those memory errors.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01010-00229464-00229779": ">> I think I recognize this game, is this what I think it is?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01011-00229779-00229956": ">> Yes. This is Gears of War.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01012-00229956-00230175": "So that's obviously a really big game.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01013-00230175-00230658": "As you can see, it's being debugged in Visual Studio 2019.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01014-00230658-00231123": "Just to compare it, we've tried to debug it in 2017.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01015-00231123-00231300": "If you look in the task manager at", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01016-00231300-00231528": "the memory consumption being used,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01017-00231528-00231802": "the amount of memory being consumed in 2019 is", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01018-00231802-00232201": "significantly lower than what it is in 2017. So", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01019-00232201-00232248": ">> Nice.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01020-00232248-00232317": ">> No sweat there.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01021-00232317-00232333": ">> Very cool.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01022-00232333-00232440": ">> We should be able to [inaudible].", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01023-00232440-00232605": ">> Also, they gave you the source code to Gears of War.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01024-00232605-00232621": ">> Yeah.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01025-00232621-00232662": ">> Which is so awesome.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01026-00232662-00233100": ">> There's so nice. Took awhile but we got it.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01027-00233100-00233238": ">> That's cool. So if I got", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01028-00233238-00233413": "an application that works great locally,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01029-00233413-00233652": "but maybe it's got a Cloud service and put that up in the Cloud.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01030-00233652-00233904": "What if it doesn't work well in production? How do I debug that?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01031-00233904-00234280": ">> Yeah. So normally in the past what you'd have to do is,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01032-00234280-00234640": "either make a repro locally which can be really tricky or", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01033-00234640-00235019": "you'd have to try to garner the issue is from a bunch of logs,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01034-00235019-00235131": "and you may not even get all the", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01035-00235131-00235303": "relevant information that you need.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01036-00235303-00235642": "So Visual Studio 2017 introduce", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01037-00235642-00236001": "snapshot debugging which allows you to take a snapshot", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01038-00236001-00236381": "of your application and debug it while the code", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01039-00236381-00236528": "is still running in production without", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01040-00236528-00236765": "any impact on the end user's experience.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01041-00236765-00236984": "So what we've added for 2019 on top", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01042-00236984-00237203": "of that is time-travel debugging,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01043-00237203-00237464": "which basically allows you to step through", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01044-00237464-00237816": "your code as you're using the Snapshot Debugger. So yeah.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01045-00237816-00238011": ">> Seriously, like literally time-travel", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01046-00238011-00238215": "debugging and moving forward and backward in time.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01047-00238215-00238496": ">> Exactly. Yeah. So you can move forward, backward, frontwards.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01048-00238496-00238635": ">> You'd all the context about", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01049-00238635-00238764": "everything that's happening in your application.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01050-00238764-00238878": ">> Yes. So yeah, you still get", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01051-00238878-00239112": "the full functionality of the VS debugger,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01052-00239112-00239478": "so call stacks, watch Window, local's Window.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01053-00239478-00239625": ">> That's awesome.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01054-00239625-00239662": ">> Yeah.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01055-00239662-00239846": ">> I've got my application into production but", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01056-00239846-00240031": "if it's a bug and I need to debug,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01057-00240031-00240261": "I probably didn't pass my unit tests. What happened, Kendra?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01058-00240261-00240648": ">> Well, a live unit testing can actually help you make sure", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01059-00240648-00240794": "that everything you push into", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01060-00240794-00241083": "the Cloud has actually had a test run.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01061-00241083-00241500": "So live unit testing can automatically re-run tests", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01062-00241500-00241667": "every time you make a code change.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01063-00241667-00241788": ">> Sure. Should every time you save it?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01064-00241788-00242083": ">> Yeah. So here I can make a quick code change and you can", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01065-00242083-00242410": "see the test is re-running in the background as I'm typing.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01066-00242410-00242478": ">> As you're typing?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01067-00242478-00242637": ">> Yeah. I can get feedback on", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01068-00242637-00242806": "the test result right in the editor.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01069-00242806-00243087": ">> Okay, Wow. So that was my bad to push debug into production.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01070-00243087-00243223": ">> Yeah. It's on you, for sure.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01071-00243223-00243396": ">> Next time I will use Live in testing.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01072-00243396-00243573": "So whatever you're working on, Kendra?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01073-00243573-00243717": ">> So this is actually", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01074-00243717-00244131": "a little Twitter sentiment analysis app that we cooked up.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01075-00244131-00244404": "So it gets all the recent tweets on", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01076-00244404-00244575": "Visual Studio and runs them through", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01077-00244575-00244846": "Azure Cognitive Services to gauge sentiment.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01078-00244846-00245048": "So here, I have a little emoji,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01079-00245048-00245421": "searching for emoji tests because emojis are super important.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01080-00245421-00245548": ">> I got to ask.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01081-00245548-00245577": ">> Yeah.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01082-00245577-00245829": ">> How did you get the emojis to display like that in the editor?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01083-00245829-00246009": ">> Because Visual Studio is awesome and", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01084-00246009-00246386": "recognizes Unicorn characters. I didn't do anything.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01085-00246386-00246692": "Yeah. So the refactoring that I just triggered,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01086-00246692-00246942": "is all of our code fixes and refactorings.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01087-00246942-00247146": "So you can access through Control Dot.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01088-00247146-00247450": "That was one of the new refactorings, one of many,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01089-00247450-00247834": "that we added in Visual Studio 2019 backing parameters.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01090-00247834-00248153": "So if you have super-long parameters and it's difficult to see,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01091-00248153-00248353": "some people prefer the code style of", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01092-00248353-00248578": "wrapping every new perimeter on a new line.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01093-00248578-00248698": ">> One of the things that they were mentioning", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01094-00248698-00248812": "was that in the old days,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01095-00248812-00249102": "they used to have to remember all of these different hotkeys,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01096-00249102-00249311": "but now they're like Control T, Control Dot,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01097-00249311-00249665": "Control Q, is there a ultimate refactoring?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01098-00249665-00249896": ">> Yeah. So, Control Dot,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01099-00249896-00250019": "when you're in the editor,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01100-00250019-00250396": "will open all of the refactorings available where your cursor is.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01101-00250396-00250730": "So it's very contextually clever, I guess.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01102-00250730-00251077": "Control T is our main navigations shortcut", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01103-00251077-00251266": "for anything inside your code,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01104-00251266-00251683": "and control Q is anything within your menus and Visual Studio,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01105-00251683-00251863": "and Tools Options, that kind of thing.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01106-00251863-00252055": ">> So I just have to remember those three hotkeys and", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01107-00252055-00252265": "I have the power of Visual Studio.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01108-00252265-00252546": ">> Yeah, and we have little icons that you can open too.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01109-00252546-00252778": "So a little screwdriver will appear at light bulb,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01110-00252778-00252884": "if you got a suggestion.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01111-00252884-00253167": ">> Very cool. I'm now going to put emojis in all of my code.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01112-00253167-00253426": ">> Excellent. One of the first things", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01113-00253426-00253729": "you'll notice as soon as you open Visual Studio 2019,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01114-00253729-00253894": "is the new colorization.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01115-00253894-00254083": "So methods, local parameters,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01116-00254083-00254207": "all of your user members,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01117-00254207-00254489": "have new [inaudible] type classifications,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01118-00254489-00254636": "so they get new colors.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01119-00254636-00254871": "So you can see \"Foreach\" is purple here,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01120-00254871-00255071": "Perimeters, either is dark blue.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01121-00255071-00255328": "We tried to mimic the Visual Studio Code colors", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01122-00255328-00255461": "as much as possible.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01123-00255461-00255773": "Because those had already been super successful", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01124-00255773-00255994": "in the community and we got", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01125-00255994-00256178": "a lot of feedback that people love them.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01126-00256178-00256361": ">> That's cool. So you gave visuals to your little pop.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01127-00256361-00256640": "So they'd be the colors that I'm used to with just more context?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01128-00256640-00256896": ">> Yeah. A refactoring we added to", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01129-00256896-00257165": "Visual Studio 2019 is Foreach to link.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01130-00257165-00257551": "It is the latest one to join the For Loop refactoring families.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01131-00257551-00257785": "So we have, linked to Foreach.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01132-00257785-00258233": "We have For Loop to Foreach and converting back many of them.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01133-00258233-00258383": "They're super fun to try out.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01134-00258383-00258538": ">> It makes me feel smart because I", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01135-00258538-00258717": "maybe can't write the link from scratch,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01136-00258717-00258880": "but I can totally write the triply", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01137-00258880-00259138": "Nested For Loop and then go flush, and it turns into link.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01138-00259138-00259204": ">> Yeah, definitely.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01139-00259204-00259316": ">> Yeah, I looked at it myself.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01140-00259316-00259440": ">> Everyone's, guy, you can use link?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01141-00259440-00259478": ">> Yeah, I can.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01142-00259478-00259554": ">> Wow. I can't believe it,.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01143-00259554-00259680": ">> You're so smart.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01144-00259680-00259939": ">> What if I'm getting started with a code base,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01145-00259939-00260073": "it can be a little crusty and", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01146-00260073-00260209": "I'd like to just going to get it jump started.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01147-00260209-00260386": "I don't want to refactor like step by step.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01148-00260386-00260590": ">> Yeah. A great way to apply", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01149-00260590-00260908": "all the refactorings you want to is, code cleanup.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01150-00260908-00261088": "So you've probably, say,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01151-00261088-00261321": "configured all of the rules and tools options,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01152-00261321-00261497": "what levels of refactoring,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01153-00261497-00261798": "suggestions, warning, or areas you want this to be triggered on.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01154-00261798-00262057": "You can export those to an editor", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01155-00262057-00262406": "Config File that lives with your repository.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01156-00262406-00262724": "All of your team members can have the same editor Config file,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01157-00262724-00263125": "and code cleanup will run the refactorings that you set in that.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01158-00263125-00263215": ">> Very cool.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01159-00263215-00263450": ">> Yeah, it's a great way to clean up your code.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01160-00263450-00263636": ">> That was fantastic. Thank you so much.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01161-00263636-00263720": ">> Thank you.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01162-00263720-00263891": ">> All right. What do you have for me?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01163-00263891-00264023": ">> Oh, my gosh.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01164-00264023-00264260": "I have so much to show you today. I'm really excited.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01165-00264260-00264514": "So Kendra was talking about those code fixers and", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01166-00264514-00264898": "refactorings that we have on Visual Studio 2019 for Windows now.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01167-00264898-00265123": "We've actually brought the C Sharp code editor", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01168-00265123-00265291": "from Windows over to Mac.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01169-00265291-00265757": "So visual Studio 2019 for Mac has the same IntelliSense,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01170-00265757-00266149": "Code refactoring, Syntax Highlighting that you get on Windows now.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01171-00266149-00266381": ">> So you're literally sharing code between the two?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01172-00266381-00266498": ">> We are. Yeah.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01173-00266498-00266579": ">> Very cool.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01174-00266579-00266869": ">> Yeah. So here we are in a Xamarin Forms project.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01175-00266869-00267301": "So Scott, as you know, Xamarin is our DotNET framework to run", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01176-00267301-00267553": "C-Sharp code on iOS and Android and", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01177-00267553-00267847": "watches and TVs, all that great stuff.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01178-00267847-00268036": "This project is Xamarin Forms.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01179-00268036-00268282": "So 100 percent of the front end is in", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01180-00268282-00268598": "XAML and it runs on both iOS and Android.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01181-00268598-00268811": ">> So you're sharing the UI across all of this?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01182-00268811-00269002": ">> Yeah. We are, and it's great.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01183-00269002-00269137": "This is Tailwind Traders.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01184-00269137-00269405": "So it's an app we demoed at Connect in the fall.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01185-00269405-00269704": "It's 100 percent Xamarin Forms and it's using a new feature", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01186-00269704-00270002": "we have called Shell that does all your navigation for you.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01187-00270002-00270064": ">> Seriously?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01188-00270064-00270235": ">> Yeah. So coloring,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01189-00270235-00270574": "and changing the fly outs and the tabs is super easy,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01190-00270574-00270728": "very easy to customize.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01191-00270728-00270964": "That was Visual Studio 2019 for Mac.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01192-00270964-00271171": "So let me flip over to Windows here,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01193-00271171-00271489": "I have some more great stuff to show you for Xamarin.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01194-00271489-00271652": "First off, we have,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01195-00271652-00271976": "intelliCode support for Xamarin Fomm XAML right out of the box.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01196-00271976-00272017": ">> Nice.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01197-00272017-00272206": "So you can go ahead and type out", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01198-00272206-00272412": "your controls and your attributes", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01199-00272412-00272566": "and it just pops up with suggestions.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01200-00272566-00272774": "It's really smart. We also have a property panel.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01201-00272774-00273055": "So you can go in and change the colors of your controls,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01202-00273055-00273218": "the layout, where they're positioned,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01203-00273218-00273416": "the text, all that great stuff,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01204-00273416-00273622": "without actually having to write any XAML,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01205-00273622-00273778": "which is very helpful.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01206-00273778-00273907": ">> Nice. One of the things that", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01207-00273907-00274042": "kept me from using Xamarin before was,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01208-00274042-00274162": "I thought it had", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01209-00274162-00274435": "a large install size but that's way smaller in 2019.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01210-00274435-00274609": ">> Right. We dropped the install size from", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01211-00274609-00274876": "23 gigs to seven gigs which is fantastic.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01212-00274876-00275047": "It makes it way quicker to get started.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01213-00275047-00275420": "We also did a lot of work on Android build and deploy performance.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01214-00275420-00275686": "So it was previously, really slow,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01215-00275686-00275800": "and it took a long time to spin up", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01216-00275800-00276078": "the emulator and then you had to build your project,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01217-00276078-00276442": "deploy your project and that inner DevLoop,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01218-00276442-00276694": "we call it, was taking people are really long time.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01219-00276694-00276862": ">> I hear that the Android build times are", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01220-00276862-00277082": "way faster and it's just a lot more fun.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01221-00277082-00277233": ">>Yeah. The build times are faster,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01222-00277233-00277395": "the deploy times are faster.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01223-00277395-00277593": "The emulator for Android now support", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01224-00277593-00277842": "Hyper-V. We worked closely with the Hyper-V team on that.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01225-00277842-00277977": ">>That's great. That means I can have", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01226-00277977-00278226": "Android on an emulator on Hyper-V with Docker,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01227-00278226-00278415": "and I can have my micro service talking to my Xamarin.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01228-00278415-00278707": ">> Oh yeah. You can have it all working and it's so much", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01229-00278707-00279014": "faster and so much smoother and cleaner now. So it's a lot of fun.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01230-00279014-00279118": ">> That's great. You've got", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01231-00279118-00279272": "a phone right here running Tailwind Traders?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01232-00279272-00279545": ">> I do. I also have this pair of pliers.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01233-00279545-00279898": "Using a 100 percent Xamarin Forms and in Xamarin,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01234-00279898-00280175": "we can actually take a photo of this pair of pliers right here.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01235-00280175-00280264": ">> Okay.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01236-00280264-00280495": "It will recommend to us what we can", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01237-00280495-00280702": "buy that looks like this using computer vision.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01238-00280702-00280825": ">> Well, so it identified", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01239-00280825-00280961": "it and it's already talked at the backend.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01240-00280961-00281119": ">> It already has, and it says,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01241-00281119-00281306": "get this red multi-tool pliers right here.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01242-00281306-00281428": ">> Wow. That's so cool.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01243-00281428-00281543": ">>Yeah, it's great.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01244-00281543-00281795": ">> So that it's using a backend that's written in Azure.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01245-00281795-00281944": ">> Yeah, it's all an Azure.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01246-00281944-00282094": ">>Yeah. We have some great tools in", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01247-00282094-00282410": "Visual Studio to enable you get started developing for Azure.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01248-00282410-00282580": ">> So I can go and write it back and really quickly,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01249-00282580-00282736": "with starting with Visual Studio 2019.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01250-00282736-00282877": ">> That is correct. So one of", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01251-00282877-00283003": "the easiest ways we have to get started", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01252-00283003-00283126": "is we have a lot of project templates", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01253-00283126-00283318": "built into Visual Studio for", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01254-00283318-00283619": "dedicated Azure types like Azure functions.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01255-00283619-00283807": "We also have ASP Internet core which is", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01256-00283807-00284026": "just a great general purpose backend that can be", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01257-00284026-00284257": "hosted in lots of places running in Azure.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01258-00284257-00284500": "Then when you're developing as a user,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01259-00284500-00284953": "we have all sorts of emulators to run things locally,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01260-00284953-00285133": "so you don't even necessarily need a Cloud connection", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01261-00285133-00285298": "when you're developing and targeting Azure.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01262-00285298-00285451": "So you should not be running up your bill.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01263-00285451-00285649": "You only use storage, databases,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01264-00285649-00285856": "all of those things are available and run locally.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01265-00285856-00285976": "So you don't have to have a Cloud", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01266-00285976-00286184": "connected developer environment everyday.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01267-00286184-00286328": "I know you travel a lot, Scott,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01268-00286328-00286459": "you can actually do it on the airplane.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01269-00286459-00286576": ">> Yeah. I was really surprised", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01270-00286576-00286828": "how many things I was able to do developing for the Cloud", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01271-00286828-00287209": "for Azure on my local machine with emulators for Cosmos DB,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01272-00287209-00287351": "for storage and all those kind of things.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01273-00287351-00287636": "Making Cloud applications on an airplane disconnected.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01274-00287636-00287779": ">> Yeah, that is one of our goals.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01275-00287779-00287956": "We hear from a lot of people that they like", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01276-00287956-00288139": "that tight loop of just being able to do everything", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01277-00288139-00288544": "locally without the Cloud dependency on a day-to-day basis.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01278-00288544-00288694": ">> All right. Well, I've landed the plane and I'm", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01279-00288694-00288847": "ready to go from offline to online,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01280-00288847-00289018": "I'm going to put this up into Azure?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01281-00289018-00289222": ">> Yeah, we've worked really hard to make", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01282-00289222-00289409": "that easy from Visual Studio.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01283-00289409-00289613": "All you have to do is right-click the \"Project\",", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01284-00289613-00289798": "choose \"Publish\", and you'll see", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01285-00289798-00290008": "a list of Azure targets available to run it.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01286-00290008-00290165": "If you don't have an opinion yet,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01287-00290165-00290350": "we recommend starting with Azure App Service,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01288-00290350-00290645": "as we think you'll find that the easiest place to get started.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01289-00290645-00290885": "After you've published your application,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01290-00290885-00291107": "the core part of your code that's going to run,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01291-00291107-00291355": "we make it really easy to create other dependencies that", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01292-00291355-00291610": "the application may need to function correctly,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01293-00291610-00291805": "including SQL Server and Azure", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01294-00291805-00292138": "storage directly from Visual Studio.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01295-00292138-00292369": "Actually, once you've published it,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01296-00292369-00292518": "even if you don't need it initially,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01297-00292518-00292669": "one of the new things we've added in", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01298-00292669-00292909": "2019 is we've made it easy to come back", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01299-00292909-00293098": "and add those at any point", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01300-00293098-00293318": "in the application development life cycle.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01301-00293318-00293530": ">> So you're making that publish dialog kind of re-entry.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01302-00293530-00293638": "I can go back in and say,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01303-00293638-00293819": "I want a little SQL and I want a little storage,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01304-00293819-00293992": "and add that to my existing publish?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01305-00293992-00294202": ">> Absolutely. Yeah. So if you decide that you", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01306-00294202-00294426": "need storage three months into development,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01307-00294426-00294694": "you just add that to the App Service Environment directly from", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01308-00294694-00294895": "Visual Studio without the need", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01309-00294895-00295120": "to go to the portal or some other tool.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01310-00295120-00295415": ">> That's cool. I love everything that you just showed me,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01311-00295415-00295582": "except, my boss won't give", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01312-00295582-00295781": "me access to create anything new in Azure.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01313-00295781-00295942": ">> Yeah, we hear that a lot. So one", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01314-00295942-00296068": "of the other things we offer in", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01315-00296068-00296345": "Visual Studio is the ability to choose existing resources.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01316-00296345-00296679": "So as long as you have permissions to publish to the resource,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01317-00296679-00296866": "you can do Visual Studio.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01318-00296866-00297089": "Select an already created resource in Azure,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01319-00297089-00297286": "and that same published summary tab will get", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01320-00297286-00297511": "populated just like you created everything yourself.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01321-00297511-00297679": "In fact, we even are able to show you", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01322-00297679-00297856": "the SQL and storage dependencies.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01323-00297856-00298111": ">> Fantastic. You've solved all my problems. This has been great.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01324-00298111-00298175": ">> Absolutely.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01325-00298175-00298375": ">> All right. Well, I'm going to take off my next thing.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01326-00298375-00298508": "Thank you so much for your time.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01327-00298508-00298594": "Thanks, that's fine.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01328-00298594-00298631": "Bye.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01329-00298631-00298772": "Bye, everybody.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01330-00299838-00299953": "Good bye.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01331-00299953-00300073": "[MUSIC]", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01332-00300073-00300197": ">> That was so much fun for me.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01333-00300197-00300364": "I hope you enjoyed getting to know some of", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01334-00300364-00300595": "the people who work on Visual Studio 2019,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01335-00300595-00300766": "and taking a pick behind the scenes.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01336-00300766-00300904": "As I mentioned at the start, there's", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01337-00300904-00301063": "a ton more content coming today with", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01338-00301063-00301252": "11 live stream session starting right", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01339-00301252-00301520": "now at launch dot visual studio dot com.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01340-00301520-00301745": "Be sure to ask questions and let us know what you think", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01341-00301745-00301985": "either on Twitter at hashtag V S 2019,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01342-00301985-00302218": "or join us for the live conversations on Twitch", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01343-00302218-00302516": "at twitch do tv slash visual studio.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01344-00302516-00302662": "Whoa, that was a lot.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01345-00302662-00302969": ">> Good job Scott, you added some value.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01346-00303366-00303704": ">> Well, I hope we fix that in post.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01347-00303738-00304108": "That's very cool. So who do you think I should go and see?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01348-00304108-00304267": ">> See, it's fake, isn't it?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01349-00304267-00304373": ">> It sounds so weird.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01350-00304373-00304583": ">> It does sound weird, because you don't know what you just said,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01351-00304583-00304852": "and whatever it was, you were super excited.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01352-00304852-00305017": ">> But I can do more than that, right?", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01353-00305017-00305518": ">>That's right. So I love this new [inaudible]..", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01354-00305518-00305653": ">> Could we do that one more time? He \"Start", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01355-00305653-00305861": "Screen\" instead of \"Start Windows\".", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01356-00305952-00306320": ">> We're going to go all the way to post.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01357-00306320-00306457": "You're going to have to fly back from", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01358-00306457-00306647": "London to say the word Window.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01359-00306647-00306748": ">> High five on that.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01360-00306748-00307366": ">> [inaudible]", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01361-00307366-00307799": ">> I can actually do my continuous integration right there.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01362-00307887-00308057": ">> That was so good.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01363-00308057-00308167": ">> Try it again, is that okay.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01364-00308167-00308437": ">> Hey, Kendra. Do [inaudible].", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01365-00308437-00308509": ">> Yeah, Kendra.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01366-00308509-00308539": ">> Thank you.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01367-00308539-00308765": ">> Stop ruining the illusion that you're standing next to Scott.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01368-00308765-00308903": ">> But it'll go and get it for me.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01369-00308903-00308969": ">>Exactly.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01370-00308969-00309128": ">> That time.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01371-00309231-00309479": ">> Take a phrase from.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01372-00309479-00309634": ">> I took that phrase,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01373-00309634-00309862": "Paris Hilton, they have nothing to do with it.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01374-00309862-00310076": ">>Yeah, I have it right here.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01375-00310076-00310553": "It's hooked up to the interwebs and running the backend.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01376-00310704-00310942": ">>So I was able to sign in directly", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01377-00310942-00311138": "to GitHub from the \"Start Window\".", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01378-00311138-00311306": ">> Yeah. Right, that's exactly right,", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01379-00311306-00311437": "and then I'm going to say something.", "dqsnMeAWnGE-01380-00311437-00313093": "[inaudible] [MUSIC]"}}, {"audio_id": "dqXe-Zy0b30", "text": {"dqXe-Zy0b30-00000-00000000-00002966": "Wide Push-Up Tutorial #2 | The Muscle Minds #Shorts"}}, {"audio_id": "dr3MmGRbCxA", "text": {"dr3MmGRbCxA-00000-00000000-00000522": "I've never in my life been to a place where I've seen store after store of just skin care people", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00001-00000522-00001236": "here are obsessed with skin care in a way you have never seen when we wash our faith we use", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00002-00001236-00001788": "Skin and erosion they're actually testing my hydration levels in my skin today I'm using", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00003-00001788-00002310": "this face scanner that will tell you where your next pimple will be this is a Korean technology", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00004-00002310-00002922": "that's becoming popular South Korea's skin care industry is worth more than 13 billion dollars", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00005-00002922-00003474": "and it's one of the largest exporters of skin care products a store that focuses on just face", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00006-00003474-00003984": "masks they even make products for your neck even feet peeling is a big part of this whole", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00007-00003984-00004542": "industry and it's not just your standard skin care products some people here have such an elaborate", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00008-00004542-00005262": "routine that involves more than 10 products every morning this is many Koreans even start doing skin", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00009-00005262-00005994": "care as kids moisturizer yeah if you use it even when we are young we start using it I'm always", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00010-00005994-00006498": "solution and storm block and shaving even the technology coming out of this country is next", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00011-00006498-00007038": "level very intense experience a lot to learn I feel like I'm back in chemistry class this machine", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00012-00007038-00007578": "can predict where my next acne is gonna be all of this is given rise to What's called the K Beauty", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00013-00007578-00008268": "Trend which is spread across the world when we see the movie stars on TV screen Korean film stars", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00014-00008268-00008994": "is absolutely amazing but considering that 70 of young Korean women reported feeling dissatisfied", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00015-00008994-00009618": "with their appearance is there a dark side to all of this and why exactly is this country obsessed", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00016-00009618-00010152": "with products for your skin see in South Korea it's not just that people want to look pretty the", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00017-00010152-00010704": "Skin Care industry is massive because people here believe that taking care of your skin is actually", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00018-00010704-00011232": "an essential part of your overall health and well-being it's just in the culture in Korea we", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00019-00011232-00011802": "have a saying better looks means better insights this obsession is not exactly a recent Trend but", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00020-00011802-00012348": "a deeply rooted one in South Korea's culture and history see here Beauty has long been associated", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00021-00012348-00013013": "with social status and success and radiant skin is seen as the key to that success people always", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00022-00013013-00013524": "want to take care of their outside features so that they can prove that they are a good", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00023-00013524-00014063": "person and insights Korean culture actually puts an emphasis on maintaining a balance between the", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00024-00014063-00014616": "Mind Body and environment and that even extends to your daily skin care routine the industry has", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00025-00014616-00015108": "been booming especially because of social media that's why I love Korean skin care their products", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00026-00015108-00015552": "are absolutely amazing and you know what I love Korean skincare come shop for Korean skincare with", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00027-00015552-00016158": "me in New York City the pandemic has led to a huge increase in you and me focusing on self-care and", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00028-00016158-00016782": "wellness and Skin Care has become a popular way to pamper yourself while staying at home the loss of", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00029-00016782-00017292": "the movie stars still looks beautiful right and a lot of young people they follow and they want to", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00030-00017292-00017844": "be like that you don't want to be ugly you want to be more beautiful and that's a human nature this", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00031-00017844-00018306": "place just has mask store out their math store lined up it's crazy I've never seen anything like", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00032-00018306-00018960": "this people like oh beautiful first young people need to skincare because they want you beautiful", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00033-00018960-00019494": "South Korea has also become famous for products that have well let's just say unconventional", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00034-00019494-00020094": "ingredients you will find products that have snail mucine B Venom or fermented extracts here", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00035-00020094-00020700": "but in order to really understand this industry in depth I go for a facial and to my surprise this", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00036-00020700-00021306": "starts off like nothing I have ever seen before like this this is a Korean technology that uses", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00037-00021306-00021894": "a face mapping system to analyze the conditions of my face which can even predict where my next", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00038-00021894-00022404": "acne is going to be very intense experience a lot to learn I feel like I'm back in chemistry class", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00039-00022404-00022956": "the amount of data shown to me right now based off of my face is kind of crazy and definitely", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00040-00022956-00023478": "overwhelming it would be better to concentrate on like the dryness and like adding moisture that's", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00041-00023478-00024078": "what we need to address further first this Korean technology uses high resolution imaging to examine", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00042-00024078-00024702": "your Skin's condition then it analyzes the images to identify your skin concerns like wrinkles Fine", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00043-00024702-00025296": "Lines hyperpigmentation acne and dehydration then it will suggest personalized recommendations for", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00044-00025296-00025895": "your treatment and also products to sell you after oh and they give me advice not just on which type", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00045-00025895-00026574": "of products to use but lifestyle changes as well like drink more water or be less stressed I think", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00046-00026574-00027089": "I just saw more data from my face than when I go to my general practitioner doctor in the U.S", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00047-00027089-00027666": "analyze my entire body I'm really curious to see what's next I've never had an experience that's", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00048-00027666-00028314": "been so customized and that's large part because of the technology so now the facial starts now", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00049-00028314-00029945": "that the assessment is of birth [Music] that was almost two hours that felt really relaxing and uh", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00050-00029945-00030527": "very refreshing while in Korea I meet Andy he's from here but has spent some time in Australia", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00051-00030527-00031122": "and said going there was kind of like a skincare culture shock in Korea if you go outside you'll", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00052-00031122-00031716": "just see a cosmetic store hanging around somewhere but I was in Australia and I just went into this", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00053-00031716-00032298": "town I just look around it but I can't find a single cosmetic store just that's outside but", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00054-00032298-00032916": "soon Australians could become just as obsessed as Koreans if this growth continued see South Korea's", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00055-00032916-00033432": "skin care industry is growing almost 10 percent every year but is there a dark side to all of", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00056-00033432-00033978": "this you see a lot of film stars and movie stars and they got plastic surgery the lots of people", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00057-00033978-00034578": "getting similar I do not recognize a fool who is some people if they had a face but they have", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00058-00034578-00035226": "the skin for trouble they're looking for this so ugly so they get a stress so they have to get us", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00059-00035226-00035772": "some Cosmetics first of all many Korean products like other countries contain harmful ingredients", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00060-00035772-00036294": "like Mercury lead and even human placenta these ingredients can be dangerous to People's Health", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00061-00036294-00036828": "and some have even been banned in many countries there have also been reports on animal cruelty in", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00062-00036828-00037260": "the Korean beauty industry some products use animal testing to make sure they're safe for", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00063-00037260-00037824": "humans while some Korean beauty companies have stopped using animal testing many still do and", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00064-00037824-00038388": "the pressure to conform to a certain Beauty standard like fair skin or double eyelids or", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00065-00038388-00038964": "a small face can often lead to feelings of low self-esteem and anxiety seventy percent of young", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00066-00038964-00039462": "Korean women reported feeling dissatisfied with their appearance according to a government survey", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00067-00039462-00040044": "data also found there is a higher percentage of Eating Disorders amongst Korean women compared to", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00068-00040044-00040578": "other Asian countries and this is largely believed to be because of its K beauty industry history I", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00069-00040578-00041124": "asked Andy about all of this you know Koreans don't suicide because of the nooks only they", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00070-00041124-00041568": "have more multiple reasons for their depression you don't want to compare yourself on the social", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00071-00041568-00042132": "media influencers as I walk through South Korea and see the nearly perfect faces of both men", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00072-00042132-00042852": "and women I wonder is this booming industry a good thing or not so much see I like that South Korea's", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00073-00042852-00043386": "obsession with skin care is driven by a belief that taking care of one's skin is essential for", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00074-00043386-00043884": "your overall health and well-being I mean when you look good and feel good well you'll do better as", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00075-00043884-00044424": "a person and tend to be happier as a person as a citizen of Korea it's just a proud thing right but", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00076-00044424-00045144": "I also can't help but think of all the impact of hundreds of millions of bottles chemicals absorbed", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00077-00045144-00045738": "into our face and of the data which suggests there's just too much pressure especially on", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00078-00045738-00046576": "young people to look a certain way that might not ever actually be in reach oh [Music]", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00079-00046938-00047280": "what's up thanks for watching this video let me know in the comments what do you think", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00080-00047280-00047712": "about the K beauty industry has it gotten too big for its own good while you're at it check", "dr3MmGRbCxA-00081-00047712-00048132": "out more of my videos from South Korea and around the world and thanks for subscribing"}}, {"audio_id": "droKgeuua74", "text": {"droKgeuua74-00000-00000000-00000200": "I have clipped this video to make sure no one appeared in my video."}}, {"audio_id": "drLLlc3jxxY", "text": {"drLLlc3jxxY-00000-00000114-00000615": "Many people rely on the charging order protection", "drLLlc3jxxY-00001-00000674-00000822": "for their LLC", "drLLlc3jxxY-00002-00000936-00001254": "as the single tool", "drLLlc3jxxY-00003-00001254-00001610": "or strategy for their asset protection plan.", "drLLlc3jxxY-00004-00001610-00001711": "Yes, that's true.", "drLLlc3jxxY-00005-00001869-00002117": "And this charging order protection", "drLLlc3jxxY-00006-00002117-00002394": "is not giving them the protection", "drLLlc3jxxY-00007-00002394-00002628": "that they think they're getting--", "drLLlc3jxxY-00008-00002628-00002750": "What?", "drLLlc3jxxY-00009-00002750-00002921": "For a number of reasons.", "drLLlc3jxxY-00010-00002921-00003004": "Tell me, Colin.", "drLLlc3jxxY-00011-00003004-00003222": "So let's explore some of them.", "drLLlc3jxxY-00012-00003222-00003305": "Sure.", "drLLlc3jxxY-00013-00003572-00003898": "One way they're not getting protection is", "drLLlc3jxxY-00014-00003898-00004288": "the idea that you can circumvent the charging order", "drLLlc3jxxY-00015-00004565-00004728": "by, instead of taking money out of your LLC,", "drLLlc3jxxY-00016-00004728-00004880": "instead of taking a distribution,", "drLLlc3jxxY-00017-00004880-00005119": "to instead call it a loan.", "drLLlc3jxxY-00018-00005379-00005661": "Your LLC is going to loan you some money,", "drLLlc3jxxY-00019-00005661-00005925": "and then, you know, you put this agreement in place", "drLLlc3jxxY-00020-00005925-00006131": "that you're going to pay it back somehow.", "drLLlc3jxxY-00021-00006131-00006440": "So it's not a distribution, it's not profits coming out,", "drLLlc3jxxY-00022-00006440-00006525": "it's just a loan.", "drLLlc3jxxY-00023-00006641-00006803": "Seems like a great idea.", "drLLlc3jxxY-00024-00006803-00007007": "Sure, it sounds very clever.", "drLLlc3jxxY-00025-00007007-00007504": "Right, and clever things might work for a while,", "drLLlc3jxxY-00026-00007504-00008004": "but attorneys that are coming after people, and judges--", "drLLlc3jxxY-00027-00008006-00008193": "They're gonna figure out this clever trick.", "drLLlc3jxxY-00028-00008193-00008351": "They start to figure out these clever tricks,", "drLLlc3jxxY-00029-00008351-00008810": "so when you have a knowledgeable or a competent attorney", "drLLlc3jxxY-00030-00008810-00009024": "who is trying to enforce judgment,", "drLLlc3jxxY-00031-00009024-00009276": "they find ways to avoid this.", "drLLlc3jxxY-00032-00009276-00009532": "So, when they ask for the charging order,", "drLLlc3jxxY-00033-00009532-00009730": "they're not just asking for distributions,", "drLLlc3jxxY-00034-00009730-00010175": "they're saying that \"no money can come out of this LLC.", "drLLlc3jxxY-00035-00010175-00010455": "\"If anything comes out, it's mine.\"", "drLLlc3jxxY-00036-00010455-00010654": "And we've found that judges", "drLLlc3jxxY-00037-00010654-00010879": "are agreeing with those attorneys.", "drLLlc3jxxY-00038-00010879-00010962": "Yeah.", "drLLlc3jxxY-00039-00011132-00011243": "Crazy.", "drLLlc3jxxY-00040-00011243-00011326": "So crazy.", "drLLlc3jxxY-00041-00011597-00011864": "So another reason that these charging orders", "drLLlc3jxxY-00042-00011864-00012069": "are not giving the protection", "drLLlc3jxxY-00043-00012069-00012242": "that people are hoping for,", "drLLlc3jxxY-00044-00012242-00012523": "another way to try to circumvent", "drLLlc3jxxY-00045-00012523-00012931": "these charging orders is to give yourself a salary.", "drLLlc3jxxY-00046-00013015-00013287": "So again, it's avoiding the idea", "drLLlc3jxxY-00047-00013287-00013422": "of a distribution coming out.", "drLLlc3jxxY-00048-00013422-00013683": "Instead, it is a salary coming out,", "drLLlc3jxxY-00049-00013683-00013973": "to pay you for your management services.", "drLLlc3jxxY-00050-00013973-00014088": "Definitely.", "drLLlc3jxxY-00051-00014088-00014193": "Something like that.", "drLLlc3jxxY-00052-00014193-00014583": "Which can be allowed by peoples' operating agreements.", "drLLlc3jxxY-00053-00014583-00014880": "And it makes sense, but again what we've seen,", "drLLlc3jxxY-00054-00014880-00015078": "it's a clever trick.", "drLLlc3jxxY-00055-00015078-00015326": "And judges have ruled that", "drLLlc3jxxY-00056-00015326-00015563": "if you weren't paying yourself a salary before,", "drLLlc3jxxY-00057-00015563-00015880": "you can't suddenly start paying yourself a salary now.", "drLLlc3jxxY-00058-00015880-00016115": "You can't become a salaried employee", "drLLlc3jxxY-00059-00016115-00016293": "if you weren't before. All of a sudden.", "drLLlc3jxxY-00060-00016293-00016570": "Right, cause you're obviously just trying to--", "drLLlc3jxxY-00061-00016570-00016673": "Get money out.", "drLLlc3jxxY-00062-00016673-00016996": "And you're trying to frustrate the creditor,", "drLLlc3jxxY-00063-00016996-00017207": "which is not allowed.", "drLLlc3jxxY-00064-00017207-00017290": "Yeah.", "drLLlc3jxxY-00065-00017290-00017373": "That's a no-no.", "drLLlc3jxxY-00066-00017491-00017691": "The other thing to consider is,", "drLLlc3jxxY-00067-00017691-00018004": "most states allow wage garnishment as well.", "drLLlc3jxxY-00068-00018004-00018088": "So if you start--", "drLLlc3jxxY-00069-00018088-00018212": "That's what I was about to say.", "drLLlc3jxxY-00070-00018212-00018371": "If you start in Washington here,", "drLLlc3jxxY-00071-00018371-00018473": "I think it's 20%,", "drLLlc3jxxY-00072-00018473-00018692": "so if you did start taking a salary,", "drLLlc3jxxY-00073-00018692-00018845": "the creditor would just start taking--", "drLLlc3jxxY-00074-00018845-00018928": "Your wages.", "drLLlc3jxxY-00075-00018928-00019011": "Right.", "drLLlc3jxxY-00076-00019011-00019094": "Yeah.", "drLLlc3jxxY-00077-00019094-00019481": "So, it's a sadness.", "drLLlc3jxxY-00078-00019481-00019633": "It's a sadness, it is.", "drLLlc3jxxY-00079-00019633-00019777": "A sadness if you were", "drLLlc3jxxY-00080-00019777-00019967": "relying on that tactic. If that's your only tool.", "drLLlc3jxxY-00081-00019967-00020098": "Yeah.", "drLLlc3jxxY-00082-00020098-00020450": "Okay, so the next way in which a charging order", "drLLlc3jxxY-00083-00020450-00020746": "is not providing the protection people might think--", "drLLlc3jxxY-00084-00020746-00020920": "Thank you for that clarification.", "drLLlc3jxxY-00085-00020920-00021209": "There's an idea that you can just", "drLLlc3jxxY-00086-00021209-00021365": "tax your creditor away.", "drLLlc3jxxY-00087-00021365-00021617": "Basically, you're like, \"Okay, fine.", "drLLlc3jxxY-00088-00021617-00021829": "\"I'm not going to take any distributions,", "drLLlc3jxxY-00089-00021829-00022018": "\"but now since you've got this charging order,", "drLLlc3jxxY-00090-00022018-00022213": "\"you're gonna get the tax liability.", "drLLlc3jxxY-00091-00022213-00022354": "\"So no money is gonna come out,", "drLLlc3jxxY-00092-00022354-00022584": "\"but you're still gonna have to pay the taxes", "drLLlc3jxxY-00093-00022584-00022744": "\"on money that we earned.\"", "drLLlc3jxxY-00094-00022857-00022940": "Right.", "drLLlc3jxxY-00095-00022940-00023322": "And again, initially, I think people agreed with that.", "drLLlc3jxxY-00096-00023322-00023503": "They're like, yes--", "drLLlc3jxxY-00097-00023503-00023586": "That makes sense,", "drLLlc3jxxY-00098-00023586-00023902": "because you're owning a part of this now.", "drLLlc3jxxY-00099-00023902-00024370": "Yes, but again, smart attorneys figured out ways to", "drLLlc3jxxY-00100-00024370-00024585": "circumvent this or you know,", "drLLlc3jxxY-00101-00024585-00024826": "to close these types of loopholes,", "drLLlc3jxxY-00102-00024826-00025208": "and eventually the people that be, the IRS,", "drLLlc3jxxY-00103-00025208-00025461": "they've ruled that no,", "drLLlc3jxxY-00104-00025461-00025699": "if you're just holding the charging order,", "drLLlc3jxxY-00105-00025699-00025974": "if you just have a lien on this LLC interest,", "drLLlc3jxxY-00106-00025974-00026211": "you don't have to pay the taxes.", "drLLlc3jxxY-00107-00026211-00026464": "In this case, the creditor does not end up", "drLLlc3jxxY-00108-00026464-00026692": "having to pay your taxes for you.", "drLLlc3jxxY-00109-00026692-00026870": "So it's not going to scare them away,", "drLLlc3jxxY-00110-00026870-00027091": "it's not gonna to make them change their mind", "drLLlc3jxxY-00111-00027091-00027187": "about a charging order,", "drLLlc3jxxY-00112-00027187-00027589": "or make 'em go away, or whatever you're hoping for.", "drLLlc3jxxY-00113-00027589-00027982": "Finally Shreya, people might not be getting the protection", "drLLlc3jxxY-00114-00027982-00028116": "they think from their LLC", "drLLlc3jxxY-00115-00028116-00028520": "because they're hoping they can wait out their creditor.", "drLLlc3jxxY-00116-00028520-00028924": "They're like, \"Fine, I'm not gonna make any distributions.", "drLLlc3jxxY-00117-00028924-00029084": "\"If you're waiting to take my distributions,", "drLLlc3jxxY-00118-00029084-00029273": "\"I'm just not gonna make them.\"", "drLLlc3jxxY-00119-00029273-00029485": "\"I'm okay, I can survive\".", "drLLlc3jxxY-00120-00029485-00029691": "Yeah, but can you?", "drLLlc3jxxY-00121-00029691-00030191": "Because, that charging order can last for 20 years.", "drLLlc3jxxY-00122-00030329-00030412": "20 years.", "drLLlc3jxxY-00123-00030412-00030495": "That's a long time.", "drLLlc3jxxY-00124-00030495-00030616": "You're not gonna take any distributions", "drLLlc3jxxY-00125-00030616-00030748": "for 20 years?", "drLLlc3jxxY-00126-00030748-00031037": "What's the point of having these investments", "drLLlc3jxxY-00127-00031037-00031196": "if you're not able to", "drLLlc3jxxY-00128-00031196-00031585": "take advantage of the money you're making from them?", "drLLlc3jxxY-00129-00031699-00031889": "And if you're trying to wait somebody out,", "drLLlc3jxxY-00130-00031889-00032093": "you're like, \"Fine, I'll wait it out\".", "drLLlc3jxxY-00131-00032093-00032458": "When people get a judgment against you,", "drLLlc3jxxY-00132-00032458-00032781": "they will often ask for interest on the judgment.", "drLLlc3jxxY-00133-00032781-00033247": "And it's not like prime rate plus one,", "drLLlc3jxxY-00134-00033247-00033449": "it's like 12% interest.", "drLLlc3jxxY-00135-00033449-00033631": "So if you're telling your creditor,", "drLLlc3jxxY-00136-00033631-00033740": "\"I'll just wait you out.\"", "drLLlc3jxxY-00137-00033740-00034206": "They might say, \"Okay, the interest is tolling now\".", "drLLlc3jxxY-00138-00034206-00034389": "But yeah, so waiting someone out,", "drLLlc3jxxY-00139-00034389-00034674": "your wait period could be 20 years.", "drLLlc3jxxY-00140-00034674-00034882": "If you're relying on a", "drLLlc3jxxY-00141-00034882-00035230": "domestic LLC charging order protection.", "drLLlc3jxxY-00142-00035230-00035567": "So, there's many reasons that", "drLLlc3jxxY-00143-00035567-00036061": "this charging order protection was a good idea.", "drLLlc3jxxY-00144-00036061-00036441": "These laws were made to address the problems", "drLLlc3jxxY-00145-00036441-00036680": "of our legal system,", "drLLlc3jxxY-00146-00036680-00037064": "where judgements can be handed out like candy.", "drLLlc3jxxY-00147-00037064-00037337": "But the good intentions that they had,", "drLLlc3jxxY-00148-00037337-00037528": "or however they worked at the beginning,", "drLLlc3jxxY-00149-00037528-00037795": "the other side has figured out", "drLLlc3jxxY-00150-00037795-00038086": "how to close down those benefits.", "drLLlc3jxxY-00151-00038086-00038246": "And some of the loopholes.", "drLLlc3jxxY-00152-00038246-00038681": "So even with those good ideas that are on the books,", "drLLlc3jxxY-00153-00038681-00038949": "on the legal books,", "drLLlc3jxxY-00154-00038949-00039386": "they're not always the protection that you think they are.", "drLLlc3jxxY-00155-00039474-00039676": "Well thank you, Colin.", "drLLlc3jxxY-00156-00039676-00039844": "You're welcome.", "drLLlc3jxxY-00157-00039844-00039984": "That was very informative."}}, {"audio_id": "drUYKZOAGak", "text": {"drUYKZOAGak-00000-00000006-00000407": "Welcome back viewers. Last week, we took the Bronson down some flow trails with Seth", "drUYKZOAGak-00001-00000431-00000926": "So this week I'm taking you guys to Beech Mountain Resort for a new jump line named Canebrake", "drUYKZOAGak-00002-00000926-00001547": "I didn't look up any videos because I wanted it to be a surprise and it's closing day of the season. So let's send it", "drUYKZOAGak-00003-00001560-00002022": "I'm excited to get out there and what better way then to meet up with the boys and hit some park", "drUYKZOAGak-00004-00002022-00002144": "Are you gonna clear all the jump lines?", "drUYKZOAGak-00005-00002144-00002344": "I'm here for the antiquing. What're you talking about?", "drUYKZOAGak-00006-00002346-00002834": "Yeah, we took a little detour on the way like an extra hour. But whatever, you know, it's great bonding time", "drUYKZOAGak-00007-00002878-00003256": "So we got the brace on, Mobious, think it's the x8", "drUYKZOAGak-00008-00003256-00003664": "Looking forward to tightening up all the straps and going down the mountain with it. It looks pretty", "drUYKZOAGak-00009-00003714-00003815": "Bionic man", "drUYKZOAGak-00010-00003826-00004096": "It's bionic man here, it's pretty cool, little straps there and there", "drUYKZOAGak-00011-00004114-00004360": "I'm sure I saw them use that in like, filming the Terminator or something", "drUYKZOAGak-00012-00004386-00004660": "Yeah, I feel really good about it and here's people taking a little shortcut", "drUYKZOAGak-00013-00004700-00004930": "Weeeeee", "drUYKZOAGak-00014-00005082-00005282": "See ya at the top", "drUYKZOAGak-00015-00005841-00006077": "We're doing the tape jump in Landy's name", "drUYKZOAGak-00016-00008173-00008309": "Oh, man", "drUYKZOAGak-00017-00008309-00008650": "So is anything mandatory or is it just like box jumps?", "drUYKZOAGak-00018-00008650-00008884": "No, it's, it's like gapped out but like", "drUYKZOAGak-00019-00008884-00008980": "Like a lippy table?", "drUYKZOAGak-00020-00009014-00009086": "You can roll them", "drUYKZOAGak-00021-00009112-00009236": "A lippy table?", "drUYKZOAGak-00022-00009236-00009286": "No", "drUYKZOAGak-00023-00009286-00009358": "Just tables?", "drUYKZOAGak-00024-00009400-00009450": "No", "drUYKZOAGak-00025-00009472-00009568": "Like doubles?", "drUYKZOAGak-00026-00009582-00009638": "Doubles", "drUYKZOAGak-00027-00009718-00009836": "What, have you been down it yet?", "drUYKZOAGak-00028-00009836-00009922": "No", "drUYKZOAGak-00029-00009980-00010456": "Sitting atop the jump line, the nerves are running, the anxiety is high", "drUYKZOAGak-00030-00010520-00010932": "All right, I can't take it any longer, I'm going in blind. Let's see how it happens", "drUYKZOAGak-00031-00012458-00012598": "Oh, sh*t!", "drUYKZOAGak-00032-00012654-00012854": "Oh, oh first down", "drUYKZOAGak-00033-00012961-00013161": "Okay, that felt different", "drUYKZOAGak-00034-00013194-00013304": "Okay", "drUYKZOAGak-00035-00014302-00014440": "Oooh", "drUYKZOAGak-00036-00014586-00014702": "Aw man", "drUYKZOAGak-00037-00014968-00015168": "Okay, looks like I'm in over my head", "drUYKZOAGak-00038-00015197-00015381": "I haven't cleared not one of these jumps", "drUYKZOAGak-00039-00015381-00015746": "As you guys can hear, my bike's smashing the ground on the knuckle on the landing", "drUYKZOAGak-00040-00016798-00016908": "Ohh man", "drUYKZOAGak-00041-00017012-00017136": "Aw not enough gear", "drUYKZOAGak-00042-00017836-00018016": "But I'm gonna keep on pushing", "drUYKZOAGak-00043-00018018-00018414": "I'm gonna head back up the mountain, see what I can't do about getting another run in on this trail", "drUYKZOAGak-00044-00018414-00018788": "I need to clean this thing. I know I can, I just gotta have more commitment", "drUYKZOAGak-00045-00018862-00019520": "I think it was definitely, um, more aggressive than I thought it was going to be. I rolled a lot of that", "drUYKZOAGak-00046-00019632-00020126": "In the hype of everything, I put my bike back on the lift and forgot to snag my helmet off", "drUYKZOAGak-00047-00020150-00020472": "What a Joey move. Have you ever dropped anything off the lift?", "drUYKZOAGak-00048-00020500-00020594": "I think it's good", "drUYKZOAGak-00049-00020640-00020830": "I think your brake lever is locking it in place", "drUYKZOAGak-00050-00020914-00021114": "It's teeter-tottering", "drUYKZOAGak-00051-00022003-00022526": "So I'm in over my head and the bike is taking a beating at the least to say, but I can't stop now", "drUYKZOAGak-00052-00022554-00022955": "How many jumps did I case here? I don't know, but I can't let that happen again", "drUYKZOAGak-00053-00023020-00023472": "Let's go ahead and give a full send for the boys down under and all the support I see back house", "drUYKZOAGak-00054-00023704-00023826": "Are we going or what?", "drUYKZOAGak-00055-00023838-00024204": "Yeah, Nate, you wanna go two or three? I mean he's towing, I don't care either way", "drUYKZOAGak-00056-00024216-00024292": "What's that?", "drUYKZOAGak-00057-00024306-00024456": "Do you have a preference of going two or three?", "drUYKZOAGak-00058-00024559-00024851": "He's gonna tow for the speed. So we just gotta leave her pinned and hope for the best", "drUYKZOAGak-00059-00024934-00025134": "Jackson's leading it in", "drUYKZOAGak-00060-00025179-00025379": "All right, everybody locked in", "drUYKZOAGak-00061-00025540-00026114": "Yeah, Nate, Nate's coming in hot too. Big gear, big gear, big gear", "drUYKZOAGak-00062-00027003-00027373": "I saw this rock drop off to the left on the first run", "drUYKZOAGak-00063-00027374-00027792": "I'm just gonna go for it and hope I don't run into another rider in the main line", "drUYKZOAGak-00064-00030380-00030818": "Oh, that was perfect, man. I gotta go faster. You said you cut in between?", "drUYKZOAGak-00065-00030845-00030910": "Yeah", "drUYKZOAGak-00066-00032876-00033022": "Woah", "drUYKZOAGak-00067-00033394-00033823": "So I've been smashing this bike for a year hardcore and it's held up great", "drUYKZOAGak-00068-00033824-00034272": "Time to show the Bronson some love with a new drivetrain and suspension setup", "drUYKZOAGak-00069-00034272-00034572": "But which one should I choose? What setup do you run?", "drUYKZOAGak-00070-00037212-00037340": "Oh sh*t", "drUYKZOAGak-00071-00037444-00037546": "Send it!", "drUYKZOAGak-00072-00038334-00038564": "So I'm just gonna go ahead and wrap up the day", "drUYKZOAGak-00073-00038564-00038924": "It was a great day, nobody actually got hurt. Bobo smashed himself a little bit", "drUYKZOAGak-00074-00038942-00039434": "For the most part, I ended up clearing all the jumps that are on that trail, not consecutively together", "drUYKZOAGak-00075-00039438-00039628": "But I mean close enough, whatever", "drUYKZOAGak-00076-00039674-00040138": "And then there was a really sweet shark fin step down to another step down that went to flat", "drUYKZOAGak-00077-00040257-00040448": "Also a little rock roll alternative", "drUYKZOAGak-00078-00040448-00040958": "That was a lot of fun. Just like, you should definitely try things on the trail because if you don't try them,", "drUYKZOAGak-00079-00040964-00041438": "then you never know. And it was actually a lot safer, I felt, going over the rock drop than doing the step down", "drUYKZOAGak-00080-00041438-00041648": "because you land in a bunch of crap, so", "drUYKZOAGak-00081-00041648-00042092": "And as always pedal harder, don't touch the brakes. We'll see you on the next adventure", "drUYKZOAGak-00082-00042114-00042608": "Thanks for subscribing, liking, commenting. Check out my Patreon over here. See you next time"}}, {"audio_id": "ds013Iz5Wmc", "text": {"ds013Iz5Wmc-00000-00001648-00002184": "Hello and welcome to Emerson Point Preserve. I'm Coral Bass with Manatee County Parks and", "ds013Iz5Wmc-00001-00002184-00002720": "Natural Resources, and I'm excited to have you out today to learn about macroinvertebrates,", "ds013Iz5Wmc-00002-00002720-00003360": "aquatic macroinvertebrates to be exact. Now you're asking probably what is a macroinvertebrate?", "ds013Iz5Wmc-00003-00003360-00003840": "Well they're anything you can see with your naked eye, that's what macro means, right naked eye,", "ds013Iz5Wmc-00004-00003840-00004184": "and invertebrate means they don't have a backbone. Feel your backbone.", "ds013Iz5Wmc-00005-00004248-00004592": "Can you feel your backbone? Yeah feel it right there. All right", "ds013Iz5Wmc-00006-00004592-00005184": "they don't have that. They have typically a hard outside shell, not always though worms are macro", "ds013Iz5Wmc-00007-00005296-00005768": "all right but we're doing aquatic ones so we're going to be into the water and finding", "ds013Iz5Wmc-00008-00005768-00006448": "some of our juvenile species. Now let's have fun! In order to collect macroinvertebrates", "ds013Iz5Wmc-00009-00006448-00006968": "you're going to need to have some supplies. Not pictured here is a d frame net. It doesn't have", "ds013Iz5Wmc-00010-00006968-00007536": "to be d framed but you'll need a net that has a flat side it's easier to scrape the bottom on.", "ds013Iz5Wmc-00011-00007680-00008112": "Second you're going to need something clear in plastic something you can see through", "ds013Iz5Wmc-00012-00008208-00008712": "it can be any size will do just as long as you can see movement. Then you're going to want something", "ds013Iz5Wmc-00013-00008712-00009504": "flat like a pie plate or as pictured here a frisbee and a spoon for each member of the family", "ds013Iz5Wmc-00014-00009504-00009968": "or group that's working together. You're going to want an ice cube tray, make sure it's filled with", "ds013Iz5Wmc-00015-00009968-00010496": "water so you can put each individual macro in, and finally a bucket that's how you're going to", "ds013Iz5Wmc-00016-00010496-00011176": "haul all the macros, water, and any vegetation out of the water. Now choose a pond, river,", "ds013Iz5Wmc-00017-00011176-00011872": "stream to explore. Make sure you follow all rules of the local area. While you're at the stream", "ds013Iz5Wmc-00018-00011872-00012352": "make sure you pause for a moment and look for any dangers. Dangers could be any wild animals like a", "ds013Iz5Wmc-00019-00012352-00012960": "snake or an alligator, maybe plant life like poison ivy. Once you step into the water run", "ds013Iz5Wmc-00020-00012960-00013591": "a net along the bottom, making sure to brush hard at any long submerged vegetation and root systems.", "ds013Iz5Wmc-00021-00013728-00014360": "Pause to look in your net. Do you see any movement? Then dump all the items in your net into", "ds013Iz5Wmc-00022-00014360-00014896": "a water-filled bucket. Continue scooping until you have a thick mass of vegetation or animal life", "ds013Iz5Wmc-00023-00015016-00015584": "onshore. Slowly go through the bucket, scooping out creatures with spoons or plastic containers.", "ds013Iz5Wmc-00024-00015584-00016472": "Be very careful, they are delicate. Ready to ID some creatures? Well let's go! Not everybody knows", "ds013Iz5Wmc-00025-00016472-00016984": "these creatures by heart, and the great way to identify them is using some of our online guides.", "ds013Iz5Wmc-00026-00017112-00017552": "There are ones from Georgia Adopt A Stream, you've got one from Wisconsin", "ds013Iz5Wmc-00027-00017552-00018032": "and Utah Extension Offices that give really good detailed information.", "ds013Iz5Wmc-00028-00018240-00018960": "On to our first macro invertebrate the gastropods. Gastropods, or snails like most of us know,", "ds013Iz5Wmc-00029-00019072-00019856": "are a really important part of the freshwater ecosystem. In Florida there are 113 species of", "ds013Iz5Wmc-00030-00019856-00020536": "and subspecies of snails found in Florida rivers, and what makes them interesting", "ds013Iz5Wmc-00031-00020536-00020984": "is they help with the diversity, so the variety of life that can be found ,that can tell us how", "ds013Iz5Wmc-00032-00020984-00021664": "healthy the streams are. Another sensitive creature the mayfly. You can tell it there", "ds013Iz5Wmc-00033-00021664-00022232": "because it's got three thin tails. It is a master of camouflage. That color", "ds013Iz5Wmc-00034-00022232-00022696": "look at the color is green and that green blends in beautifully with all the", "ds013Iz5Wmc-00035-00022696-00024800": "foliage. Can you spot the mayfly? Look real, real close he's tucked right there.", "ds013Iz5Wmc-00036-00025352-00025944": "Talking about masters of disguise the glass shrimp, or the grass shrimp, are well known", "ds013Iz5Wmc-00037-00025944-00026664": "for their translucent bodies. What makes them so incredibly interesting is that they're only found", "ds013Iz5Wmc-00038-00026664-00027439": "in brackish water, well 0.5 parts per million salt, up to 30 parts per million so they're", "ds013Iz5Wmc-00039-00027439-00027960": "really more of an estuary species, but you still can occasionally find them in ponds especially", "ds013Iz5Wmc-00040-00027960-00028592": "if they're close to saltwater. Once you've looked your fill, release the animals back into the wild", "ds013Iz5Wmc-00041-00028648-00029216": "so that we can use them as the base of our ecosystem. So why might we want to capture", "ds013Iz5Wmc-00042-00029216-00029783": "macroinvertebrates? Macroinvertebrates are key indicators of healthy water quality", "ds013Iz5Wmc-00043-00029880-00030736": "and the ecosystem so since they're the basis, if they're healthy the ecosystem is healthy. The next", "ds013Iz5Wmc-00044-00030736-00031264": "time you head out to your nearest steam look to see if you can spot any mayflies, dragonflies,", "ds013Iz5Wmc-00045-00031264-00032383": "or damselflies laying their eggs. Thanks and I hope to see you again at our next adventure!"}}, {"audio_id": "dsGB-l6njvY", "text": {"dsGB-l6njvY-00000-00002189-00002388": "Now we are in front of a tank", "dsGB-l6njvY-00001-00002439-00002674": "That they use to...", "dsGB-l6njvY-00002-00002716-00002866": "With chemical products.", "dsGB-l6njvY-00003-00002912-00003272": "They bring the cows and the cattle from here.", "dsGB-l6njvY-00004-00003348-00003590": "And they put on that edge.", "dsGB-l6njvY-00005-00003684-00003891": "The cows cross here...", "dsGB-l6njvY-00006-00003911-00004139": "To take off all parasites.", "dsGB-l6njvY-00007-00004185-00004446": "Which there are in the animal.", "dsGB-l6njvY-00008-00004515-00004693": "So you pay a price...", "dsGB-l6njvY-00009-00005739-00006094": "They pay KSh 20,00 per cattle.", "dsGB-l6njvY-00010-00006128-00006228": "Per cattle...", "dsGB-l6njvY-00011-00006380-00006709": "At the moment you buy you have the opportunity of...", "dsGB-l6njvY-00012-00006736-00006986": "Bring your animal clean without any parasite.", "dsGB-l6njvY-00013-00007264-00007426": "It's useful... it's very useful."}}, {"audio_id": "dt6GqMgJyjM", "text": {"dt6GqMgJyjM-00000-00000010-00000100": "CALL BEMIDJI LAW ENFORCEMENT AT", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00001-00000100-00000106": "CALL BEMIDJI LAW ENFORCEMENT AT", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00002-00000106-00000814": "CALL BEMIDJI LAW ENFORCEMENT AT THE NUMBER ON THE SCREEN.", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00003-00000814-00000820": "CALL BEMIDJI LAW ENFORCEMENT AT THE NUMBER ON THE SCREEN.", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00004-00000820-00000887": "CALL BEMIDJI LAW ENFORCEMENT AT THE NUMBER ON THE SCREEN. >>> SUNDAY LIQUOR SALES WILL GO", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00005-00000887-00000894": "THE NUMBER ON THE SCREEN. >>> SUNDAY LIQUOR SALES WILL GO", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00006-00000894-00000960": "THE NUMBER ON THE SCREEN. >>> SUNDAY LIQUOR SALES WILL GO INTO EFFECT THIS WEEKEND ON THE", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00007-00000960-00000967": ">>> SUNDAY LIQUOR SALES WILL GO INTO EFFECT THIS WEEKEND ON THE", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00008-00000967-00001027": ">>> SUNDAY LIQUOR SALES WILL GO INTO EFFECT THIS WEEKEND ON THE CUSP OF THE FOURTH OF JULY.", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00009-00001027-00001034": "INTO EFFECT THIS WEEKEND ON THE CUSP OF THE FOURTH OF JULY.", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00010-00001034-00001087": "INTO EFFECT THIS WEEKEND ON THE CUSP OF THE FOURTH OF JULY. MANY BEMIDJI AREA STORE", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00011-00001087-00001094": "CUSP OF THE FOURTH OF JULY. MANY BEMIDJI AREA STORE", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00012-00001094-00001154": "CUSP OF THE FOURTH OF JULY. MANY BEMIDJI AREA STORE EMPLOYEES TELL REPORTER MAL", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00013-00001154-00001161": "MANY BEMIDJI AREA STORE EMPLOYEES TELL REPORTER MAL", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00014-00001161-00001224": "MANY BEMIDJI AREA STORE EMPLOYEES TELL REPORTER MAL MEYER THAT THEY ARE HOPING THE", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00015-00001224-00001231": "EMPLOYEES TELL REPORTER MAL MEYER THAT THEY ARE HOPING THE", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00016-00001231-00001294": "EMPLOYEES TELL REPORTER MAL MEYER THAT THEY ARE HOPING THE BOOST IN HOLIDAY TOURISM WILL", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00017-00001294-00001301": "MEYER THAT THEY ARE HOPING THE BOOST IN HOLIDAY TOURISM WILL", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00018-00001301-00001998": "MEYER THAT THEY ARE HOPING THE BOOST IN HOLIDAY TOURISM WILL HELP KICK OFF THE OCCASION.", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00019-00001998-00002005": "BOOST IN HOLIDAY TOURISM WILL HELP KICK OFF THE OCCASION.", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00020-00002005-00002095": "BOOST IN HOLIDAY TOURISM WILL HELP KICK OFF THE OCCASION. >> Mal: STARTED ADVERTISING NEW", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00021-00002095-00002102": "HELP KICK OFF THE OCCASION. >> Mal: STARTED ADVERTISING NEW", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00022-00002102-00002265": "HELP KICK OFF THE OCCASION. >> Mal: STARTED ADVERTISING NEW HOURS AT THE BEGINNING OF THE", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00023-00002265-00002272": ">> Mal: STARTED ADVERTISING NEW HOURS AT THE BEGINNING OF THE", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00024-00002272-00002295": ">> Mal: STARTED ADVERTISING NEW HOURS AT THE BEGINNING OF THE WEEK.", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00025-00002295-00002302": "HOURS AT THE BEGINNING OF THE WEEK.", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00026-00002302-00002552": "HOURS AT THE BEGINNING OF THE WEEK. >> WE HAVE IT ON OUR ROADSIDE", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00027-00002552-00002559": "WEEK. >> WE HAVE IT ON OUR ROADSIDE", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00028-00002559-00002582": "WEEK. >> WE HAVE IT ON OUR ROADSIDE THERE.", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00029-00002582-00002589": ">> WE HAVE IT ON OUR ROADSIDE THERE.", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00030-00002589-00002655": ">> WE HAVE IT ON OUR ROADSIDE THERE. >> Mal: RIGHT NOW THE MIGHT", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00031-00002655-00002662": "THERE. >> Mal: RIGHT NOW THE MIGHT", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00032-00002662-00002826": "THERE. >> Mal: RIGHT NOW THE MIGHT GOEST ISSUE IS FIGURING OUT HOW", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00033-00002826-00002832": ">> Mal: RIGHT NOW THE MIGHT GOEST ISSUE IS FIGURING OUT HOW", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00034-00002832-00003069": ">> Mal: RIGHT NOW THE MIGHT GOEST ISSUE IS FIGURING OUT HOW MUCH TO ORDER.", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00035-00003069-00003076": "GOEST ISSUE IS FIGURING OUT HOW MUCH TO ORDER.", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00036-00003076-00003299": "GOEST ISSUE IS FIGURING OUT HOW MUCH TO ORDER. WITH THEIR REGULARS, PEOPLE", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00037-00003299-00003306": "MUCH TO ORDER. WITH THEIR REGULARS, PEOPLE", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00038-00003306-00003493": "MUCH TO ORDER. WITH THEIR REGULARS, PEOPLE COMING IN FROM THE RESTAURANT", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00039-00003493-00003500": "WITH THEIR REGULARS, PEOPLE COMING IN FROM THE RESTAURANT", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00040-00003500-00003763": "WITH THEIR REGULARS, PEOPLE COMING IN FROM THE RESTAURANT NEXT DOOR, THEY ARE IN", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00041-00003763-00003770": "COMING IN FROM THE RESTAURANT NEXT DOOR, THEY ARE IN", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00042-00003770-00003883": "COMING IN FROM THE RESTAURANT NEXT DOOR, THEY ARE IN UNCHARTERED WATERS.", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00043-00003883-00003890": "NEXT DOOR, THEY ARE IN UNCHARTERED WATERS.", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00044-00003890-00004187": "NEXT DOOR, THEY ARE IN UNCHARTERED WATERS. WHILE THEY ARE STICKING TO SOME", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00045-00004187-00004194": "UNCHARTERED WATERS. WHILE THEY ARE STICKING TO SOME", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00046-00004194-00004427": "UNCHARTERED WATERS. WHILE THEY ARE STICKING TO SOME USUAL SPECIALS TO DRAW PEOPLE", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00047-00004427-00004434": "WHILE THEY ARE STICKING TO SOME USUAL SPECIALS TO DRAW PEOPLE", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00048-00004434-00004654": "WHILE THEY ARE STICKING TO SOME USUAL SPECIALS TO DRAW PEOPLE IN, THEY ARE HOPING BY BEING", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00049-00004654-00004661": "USUAL SPECIALS TO DRAW PEOPLE IN, THEY ARE HOPING BY BEING", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00050-00004661-00004878": "USUAL SPECIALS TO DRAW PEOPLE IN, THEY ARE HOPING BY BEING OPEN THEY CAN PICK UP NEW", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00051-00004878-00004884": "IN, THEY ARE HOPING BY BEING OPEN THEY CAN PICK UP NEW", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00052-00004884-00004914": "IN, THEY ARE HOPING BY BEING OPEN THEY CAN PICK UP NEW CLIENTELE.", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00053-00004914-00004921": "OPEN THEY CAN PICK UP NEW CLIENTELE.", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00054-00004921-00005045": "OPEN THEY CAN PICK UP NEW CLIENTELE. >> ALSO PART OF GIVING BETTER", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00055-00005045-00005051": "CLIENTELE. >> ALSO PART OF GIVING BETTER", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00056-00005051-00005145": "CLIENTELE. >> ALSO PART OF GIVING BETTER CUSTOMER SERVICE TO PEOPLE.", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00057-00005145-00005151": ">> ALSO PART OF GIVING BETTER CUSTOMER SERVICE TO PEOPLE.", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00058-00005151-00005301": ">> ALSO PART OF GIVING BETTER CUSTOMER SERVICE TO PEOPLE. >> IT'S THE SAME WAY THAT SOME", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00059-00005301-00005308": "CUSTOMER SERVICE TO PEOPLE. >> IT'S THE SAME WAY THAT SOME", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00060-00005308-00005518": "CUSTOMER SERVICE TO PEOPLE. >> IT'S THE SAME WAY THAT SOME OTHER STORES ARE OPERATING.", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00061-00005518-00005525": ">> IT'S THE SAME WAY THAT SOME OTHER STORES ARE OPERATING.", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00062-00005525-00005732": ">> IT'S THE SAME WAY THAT SOME OTHER STORES ARE OPERATING. GETTING THE WORD OUT.", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00063-00005732-00005739": "OTHER STORES ARE OPERATING. GETTING THE WORD OUT.", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00064-00005739-00005962": "OTHER STORES ARE OPERATING. GETTING THE WORD OUT. >> WE GET A LOT OF PEOPLE ASKING", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00065-00005962-00005969": "GETTING THE WORD OUT. >> WE GET A LOT OF PEOPLE ASKING", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00066-00005969-00006049": "GETTING THE WORD OUT. >> WE GET A LOT OF PEOPLE ASKING US.", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00067-00006049-00006056": ">> WE GET A LOT OF PEOPLE ASKING US.", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00068-00006056-00006169": ">> WE GET A LOT OF PEOPLE ASKING US. >> Mal: BEFORE THEY START", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00069-00006169-00006176": "US. >> Mal: BEFORE THEY START", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00070-00006176-00006266": "US. >> Mal: BEFORE THEY START SWEETENING THE DILL.", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00071-00006266-00006272": ">> Mal: BEFORE THEY START SWEETENING THE DILL.", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00072-00006272-00006533": ">> Mal: BEFORE THEY START SWEETENING THE DILL. THEY WILL HAVE THEIR DOORS OPEN", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00073-00006533-00006539": "SWEETENING THE DILL. THEY WILL HAVE THEIR DOORS OPEN", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00074-00006539-00006666": "SWEETENING THE DILL. THEY WILL HAVE THEIR DOORS OPEN FOR THE FULL SEVEN HOURS.", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00075-00006666-00006673": "THEY WILL HAVE THEIR DOORS OPEN FOR THE FULL SEVEN HOURS.", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00076-00006673-00006923": "THEY WILL HAVE THEIR DOORS OPEN FOR THE FULL SEVEN HOURS. IT WILL BE A PERFECT TIME TO", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00077-00006923-00006930": "FOR THE FULL SEVEN HOURS. IT WILL BE A PERFECT TIME TO", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00078-00006930-00007080": "FOR THE FULL SEVEN HOURS. IT WILL BE A PERFECT TIME TO HELP TOURISTS.", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00079-00007080-00007087": "IT WILL BE A PERFECT TIME TO HELP TOURISTS.", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00080-00007087-00007277": "IT WILL BE A PERFECT TIME TO HELP TOURISTS. >> PEOPLE COME TO THE TOWN FOR", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00081-00007277-00007283": "HELP TOURISTS. >> PEOPLE COME TO THE TOWN FOR", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00082-00007283-00007564": "HELP TOURISTS. >> PEOPLE COME TO THE TOWN FOR THE HOLIDAYS, AND IT WILL BE", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00083-00007564-00007570": ">> PEOPLE COME TO THE TOWN FOR THE HOLIDAYS, AND IT WILL BE", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00084-00007570-00007637": ">> PEOPLE COME TO THE TOWN FOR THE HOLIDAYS, AND IT WILL BE NICE.", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00085-00007637-00007644": "THE HOLIDAYS, AND IT WILL BE NICE.", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00086-00007644-00007794": "THE HOLIDAYS, AND IT WILL BE NICE. >> Mal: TOURISTS AREN'T THE ONLY", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00087-00007794-00007801": "NICE. >> Mal: TOURISTS AREN'T THE ONLY", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00088-00007801-00008058": "NICE. >> Mal: TOURISTS AREN'T THE ONLY ONES WHO ARE USED TO IT.", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00089-00008058-00008064": ">> Mal: TOURISTS AREN'T THE ONLY ONES WHO ARE USED TO IT.", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00090-00008064-00008184": ">> Mal: TOURISTS AREN'T THE ONLY ONES WHO ARE USED TO IT. >> TRY WORK IN MANY OTHER", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00091-00008184-00008191": "ONES WHO ARE USED TO IT. >> TRY WORK IN MANY OTHER", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00092-00008191-00008445": "ONES WHO ARE USED TO IT. >> TRY WORK IN MANY OTHER STATES, AND MANY OTHER STATE", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00093-00008445-00008451": ">> TRY WORK IN MANY OTHER STATES, AND MANY OTHER STATE", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00094-00008451-00008538": ">> TRY WORK IN MANY OTHER STATES, AND MANY OTHER STATE DOES IT.", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00095-00008538-00008545": "STATES, AND MANY OTHER STATE DOES IT.", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00096-00008545-00008698": "STATES, AND MANY OTHER STATE DOES IT. >> Mal: WITH SO MANY VARIABLES", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00097-00008698-00008705": "DOES IT. >> Mal: WITH SO MANY VARIABLES", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00098-00008705-00008838": "DOES IT. >> Mal: WITH SO MANY VARIABLES CHANGING HOW MANY CUSTOMERS", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00099-00008838-00008845": ">> Mal: WITH SO MANY VARIABLES CHANGING HOW MANY CUSTOMERS", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00100-00008845-00008942": ">> Mal: WITH SO MANY VARIABLES CHANGING HOW MANY CUSTOMERS THERE WILL BE.", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00101-00008942-00008948": "CHANGING HOW MANY CUSTOMERS THERE WILL BE.", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00102-00008948-00009155": "CHANGING HOW MANY CUSTOMERS THERE WILL BE. >> WE WILL HAVE IN STORE", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00103-00009155-00009162": "THERE WILL BE. >> WE WILL HAVE IN STORE", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00104-00009162-00009406": "THERE WILL BE. >> WE WILL HAVE IN STORE SPECIALS FOR ON THAT DAY.", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00105-00009406-00009412": ">> WE WILL HAVE IN STORE SPECIALS FOR ON THAT DAY.", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00106-00009412-00009516": ">> WE WILL HAVE IN STORE SPECIALS FOR ON THAT DAY. >> Mal: THE FIRST WEEKEND WILL", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00107-00009516-00009522": "SPECIALS FOR ON THAT DAY. >> Mal: THE FIRST WEEKEND WILL", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00108-00009522-00009826": "SPECIALS FOR ON THAT DAY. >> Mal: THE FIRST WEEKEND WILL BE A IT'S TO SEE HOW MANY STAFF", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00109-00009826-00009833": ">> Mal: THE FIRST WEEKEND WILL BE A IT'S TO SEE HOW MANY STAFF", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00110-00009833-00009959": ">> Mal: THE FIRST WEEKEND WILL BE A IT'S TO SEE HOW MANY STAFF THERE WILL BE IN THE FUTURE.", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00111-00009959-00009966": "BE A IT'S TO SEE HOW MANY STAFF THERE WILL BE IN THE FUTURE.", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00112-00009966-00010176": "BE A IT'S TO SEE HOW MANY STAFF THERE WILL BE IN THE FUTURE. ONCE THE SUMMER COOLS OFF AND", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00113-00010176-00010183": "THERE WILL BE IN THE FUTURE. ONCE THE SUMMER COOLS OFF AND", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00114-00010183-00010380": "THERE WILL BE IN THE FUTURE. ONCE THE SUMMER COOLS OFF AND THE CUSTOMERS LEAVE, IT WILL BE", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00115-00010380-00010387": "ONCE THE SUMMER COOLS OFF AND THE CUSTOMERS LEAVE, IT WILL BE", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00116-00010387-00010587": "ONCE THE SUMMER COOLS OFF AND THE CUSTOMERS LEAVE, IT WILL BE TIME TO REASSESS, AND THE CITY", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00117-00010587-00010593": "THE CUSTOMERS LEAVE, IT WILL BE TIME TO REASSESS, AND THE CITY", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00118-00010593-00010720": "THE CUSTOMERS LEAVE, IT WILL BE TIME TO REASSESS, AND THE CITY DECIDED EARLIER THIS WEEK TO", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00119-00010720-00010727": "TIME TO REASSESS, AND THE CITY DECIDED EARLIER THIS WEEK TO", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00120-00010727-00010884": "TIME TO REASSESS, AND THE CITY DECIDED EARLIER THIS WEEK TO OPEN AND SAYS THEY WILL BE", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00121-00010884-00010890": "DECIDED EARLIER THIS WEEK TO OPEN AND SAYS THEY WILL BE", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00122-00010890-00011014": "DECIDED EARLIER THIS WEEK TO OPEN AND SAYS THEY WILL BE WATCHING CLOSELY BEFORE MAKING", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00123-00011014-00011021": "OPEN AND SAYS THEY WILL BE WATCHING CLOSELY BEFORE MAKING", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00124-00011021-00011187": "OPEN AND SAYS THEY WILL BE WATCHING CLOSELY BEFORE MAKING ANY FURTHER DECISIONS.", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00125-00011187-00011194": "WATCHING CLOSELY BEFORE MAKING ANY FURTHER DECISIONS.", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00126-00011194-00011324": "WATCHING CLOSELY BEFORE MAKING ANY FURTHER DECISIONS. >> I DON'T THINK ONE MONTH OR", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00127-00011324-00011331": "ANY FURTHER DECISIONS. >> I DON'T THINK ONE MONTH OR", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00128-00011331-00011491": "ANY FURTHER DECISIONS. >> I DON'T THINK ONE MONTH OR EVEN TWO MONTHS IS GOING TO SET", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00129-00011491-00011498": ">> I DON'T THINK ONE MONTH OR EVEN TWO MONTHS IS GOING TO SET", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00130-00011498-00011541": ">> I DON'T THINK ONE MONTH OR EVEN TWO MONTHS IS GOING TO SET THE TREND.", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00131-00011541-00011548": "EVEN TWO MONTHS IS GOING TO SET THE TREND.", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00132-00011548-00011731": "EVEN TWO MONTHS IS GOING TO SET THE TREND. I THINK IT HAS TO BE LOOKED AT", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00133-00011731-00011738": "THE TREND. I THINK IT HAS TO BE LOOKED AT", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00134-00011738-00011918": "THE TREND. I THINK IT HAS TO BE LOOKED AT ON AN ON GOING ANNUAL BASIS.", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00135-00011918-00011925": "I THINK IT HAS TO BE LOOKED AT ON AN ON GOING ANNUAL BASIS.", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00136-00011925-00012068": "I THINK IT HAS TO BE LOOKED AT ON AN ON GOING ANNUAL BASIS. >> Mal: IN BEMIDJI, I'M MAL", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00137-00012068-00012075": "ON AN ON GOING ANNUAL BASIS. >> Mal: IN BEMIDJI, I'M MAL", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00138-00012075-00012242": "ON AN ON GOING ANNUAL BASIS. >> Mal: IN BEMIDJI, I'M MAL MEYER, LAKELAND NEWS.", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00139-00012242-00012248": ">> Mal: IN BEMIDJI, I'M MAL MEYER, LAKELAND NEWS.", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00140-00012248-00012425": ">> Mal: IN BEMIDJI, I'M MAL MEYER, LAKELAND NEWS. >> Dennis: OUT OF 22 STORES THAT", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00141-00012425-00012432": "MEYER, LAKELAND NEWS. >> Dennis: OUT OF 22 STORES THAT", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00142-00012432-00012589": "MEYER, LAKELAND NEWS. >> Dennis: OUT OF 22 STORES THAT LAKELAND NEWS CONTACTED WITHIN", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00143-00012589-00012595": ">> Dennis: OUT OF 22 STORES THAT LAKELAND NEWS CONTACTED WITHIN", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00144-00012595-00012806": ">> Dennis: OUT OF 22 STORES THAT LAKELAND NEWS CONTACTED WITHIN 10 MILES OF OUR THREE LARGEST", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00145-00012806-00012812": "LAKELAND NEWS CONTACTED WITHIN 10 MILES OF OUR THREE LARGEST", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00146-00012812-00012976": "LAKELAND NEWS CONTACTED WITHIN 10 MILES OF OUR THREE LARGEST CITIES IN OUR VIEWING AREA,", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00147-00012976-00012982": "10 MILES OF OUR THREE LARGEST CITIES IN OUR VIEWING AREA,", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00148-00012982-00013103": "10 MILES OF OUR THREE LARGEST CITIES IN OUR VIEWING AREA, WHICH ARE BRAINERD, BEMIDJI AND", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00149-00013103-00013109": "CITIES IN OUR VIEWING AREA, WHICH ARE BRAINERD, BEMIDJI AND", "dt6GqMgJyjM-00150-00013109-00013279": "CITIES IN OUR VIEWING AREA, WHICH ARE BRAINERD, BEMIDJI AND GRAND RAPIDS, ONLY RIVER ROAD"}}, {"audio_id": "dtfy2Na8SvU", "text": {"dtfy2Na8SvU-00000-00000000-00000200": "don't forget to click subscribe"}}, {"audio_id": "dtEMUjp4czI", "text": {"dtEMUjp4czI-00000-00000231-00000428": "What is secure erasure?", "dtEMUjp4czI-00001-00000730-00001016": "Well, we must know the life cycle of information", "dtEMUjp4czI-00002-00001086-00001414": "which consist of three phases, generation, transformation and destruction.", "dtEMUjp4czI-00003-00001446-00001760": "In this video we will focus on the last stage, destruction.", "dtEMUjp4czI-00004-00001898-00002012": "What is secure erasure?", "dtEMUjp4czI-00005-00002054-00002614": "By definition, it is the use of different tools for the complete destruction of files, and thus prevent them from ending up in the wrong hands.", "dtEMUjp4czI-00006-00002702-00002978": "But, why should we erase things safely?", "dtEMUjp4czI-00007-00003032-00003211": "Well, here we have three basic reasons", "dtEMUjp4czI-00008-00003284-00003370": "to do it.", "dtEMUjp4czI-00009-00003536-00003964": "The first one is that due to the data protection law, a bad use of information", "dtEMUjp4czI-00010-00004008-00004156": "can lead to legal sanctions", "dtEMUjp4czI-00011-00004210-00004470": "and even the defamation of your company", "dtEMUjp4czI-00012-00004562-00004830": "The second reason is that storing the data carries a cost", "dtEMUjp4czI-00013-00004894-00005194": "which, would generate unnecessary expenses for the company", "dtEMUjp4czI-00014-00005252-00005436": "The last reason, is the risk of theft", "dtEMUjp4czI-00015-00005466-00005708": "that is, that the longer you have stored data", "dtEMUjp4czI-00016-00005754-00005986": "the more likely it is that they will be stolen", "dtEMUjp4czI-00017-00006116-00006222": "And then you will ask", "dtEMUjp4czI-00018-00006276-00006476": "How is this data deleted safely?", "dtEMUjp4czI-00019-00006526-00006838": "Well, here come three, of the best known and most efficient methods.", "dtEMUjp4czI-00020-00007052-00007148": "DEMAGNETIZATION", "dtEMUjp4czI-00021-00007195-00007472": "Is exposing the storage unit to a magnetic field", "dtEMUjp4czI-00022-00007698-00007786": "PHYSICAL DESTRUCTION", "dtEMUjp4czI-00023-00007873-00008036": "Break the storage unit", "dtEMUjp4czI-00024-00008064-00008360": "Whether spraying, disintegrating or crushing", "dtEMUjp4czI-00025-00008474-00008618": "Finally, the ENVELOPE-WRITING", "dtEMUjp4czI-00026-00008642-00009076": "Try to save new data in the same place where the data we want to delete are.", "dtEMUjp4czI-00027-00009218-00009356": "To sum up", "dtEMUjp4czI-00028-00009380-00009762": "We have the advantages and disadvantages of the three different methods discussed above", "dtEMUjp4czI-00029-00009830-00010002": "Looking at the pros and cons", "dtEMUjp4czI-00030-00010014-00010326": "The most remarkable method, would be the overwriting, by the capacity", "dtEMUjp4czI-00031-00010376-00010588": "to be able to reuse the device once overwritten", "dtEMUjp4czI-00032-00010622-00010950": "although it is not valid for non-rewritable or optical devices", "dtEMUjp4czI-00033-00010950-00011028": "for example:", "dtEMUjp4czI-00034-00011070-00011194": "DVD or CDs", "dtEMUjp4czI-00035-00011244-00011478": "which could be solved with a physical destruction", "dtEMUjp4czI-00036-00011542-00011774": "which is a pretty crude but efficient mechanism."}}, {"audio_id": "dtMRs5Ty50k", "text": {"dtMRs5Ty50k-00000-00000000-00000200": "White rice Ingredients", "dtMRs5Ty50k-00001-00001873-00003272": "Rice stain", "dtMRs5Ty50k-00002-00007457-00009570": "All Ingredients for curry", "dtMRs5Ty50k-00003-00011201-00012254": "Tomato", "dtMRs5Ty50k-00004-00012254-00012578": "Chicken", "dtMRs5Ty50k-00005-00020093-00024136": "Put Curry in rice", "dtMRs5Ty50k-00006-00026006-00028066": "Dhaba jungle biryani ready"}}, {"audio_id": "dtcPGXc7sOM", "text": {"dtcPGXc7sOM-00000-00000000-00000610": "[black inventory giveaway by Neshastore]", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00001-00000610-00001003": "link in description", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00002-00001584-00001772": "Fewt, go to their team", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00003-00001909-00002143": "-shit! -how can I switch teams? -save them", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00004-00002143-00002380": "wait, wait, wait, do the goal Atox", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00005-00002380-00002699": "-let me do, let me do -oh son of a ****", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00006-00002699-00002794": "[breathes]", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00007-00002794-00003108": "-wake up Dan!", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00010-00003844-00004049": "Atox only on the offside", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00011-00004050-00005052": "thanks everyone that used my code at www.neshastore.com!", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00012-00005222-00005836": "if you want to be on the video, use the code FELPS on the checkout when buying your skins at Nesha Store", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00013-00006254-00006598": "-you're shooting well, huh? -I was looking to your mom, son of a ****", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00015-00006891-00007189": "-Wow! -No way...", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00016-00007328-00007428": "nice bro", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00017-00007460-00007560": "that's it bro", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00018-00007561-00007888": "-get rekt, idiot", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00019-00007956-00008103": "bro...", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00021-00008533-00008839": "-Nice Matheus, do you want to be the goalkeeper?", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00022-00008839-00009119": "-the goalkeeper will defend, it's safe", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00023-00009314-00009579": "I don't see any confidence in this bro...", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00024-00009715-00009893": "-he'll \"baidu\"", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00025-00009957-00010294": "-oh shit, look at that, he's choking", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00027-00010871-00010971": "I'll knife this TR *** bro", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00028-00011035-00011221": "-woow", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00031-00011708-00012027": "-Atox, do you want help at the defense?", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00033-00012347-00012651": "-what a shot -gimme space, son of a ****", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00034-00012715-00012855": "jerk", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00035-00013143-00013457": "-throw it back to our side -look at our base", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00036-00013457-00013605": "-hes away!!", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00037-00013736-00014019": "-what do I have to do? just throw the flashbang? -yeah, when I'm jumping on your head", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00038-00014026-00014158": "1, 2, 3 go", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00039-00014234-00014434": "-you have to throw it earlier, you're lagging.", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00040-00014434-00014555": "1, 2, 3 go", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00041-00014662-00014994": "-now I get it -let me do the countdown", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00042-00015033-00015303": "-wait, I have to jump", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00043-00015399-00015612": "-are you above me yet?", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00044-00015700-00015809": "1, 2, 3 go", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00045-00015882-00016189": "count it right bro", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00046-00016189-00016300": "1, 2, 3 go", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00047-00016393-00016628": "-count till three and I'll throw it on 2", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00048-00016698-00016936": "1, 2, wait no", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00049-00017051-00017348": "-throw it", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00050-00017348-00017489": "1, 2", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00052-00017898-00018043": "-you have to run and jump above me straight away", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00053-00018136-00018411": "-yeah, it's a s**t timing -come at me jumping Fewt", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00055-00018754-00018886": "I got it", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00056-00018918-00019166": "-where did you go??", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00057-00019166-00019477": "-I passed half the circuit, it was too fast", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00059-00019703-00019856": "got it", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00060-00019905-00020048": "wtf is happening?", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00061-00020089-00020261": "I'm not understanding this map bro", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00062-00020322-00020563": "let's try something different", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00063-00020609-00020885": "I'll throw you, pay attention", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00064-00020885-00021151": "-you get over me, you'll fly", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00065-00021151-00021481": "and come back to my head, and I'll throw another one -what?!", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00066-00021493-00021593": "-yeah", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00067-00021595-00021744": "-just try it", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00068-00022044-00022351": "-you have to try to come back to my head", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00069-00022351-00022509": "-he'll get a very high speed", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00070-00022639-00022866": "-he got over me at the same time, wtf", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00072-00023209-00023309": "what?", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00073-00023368-00023477": "he left the game?", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00074-00023539-00023843": "-yeah -let's go", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00075-00023950-00024292": "-now we got it -oh s**t! -press the button", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00076-00024372-00024677": "-let's go -oh now I'm understanding", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00078-00024819-00025132": "I thought someone would stay there", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00079-00025132-00025361": "-have to wait GB to come here", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00080-00025401-00025701": "come over Matheus", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00081-00025701-00025825": "get over me", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00082-00026056-00026382": "jump", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00083-00026389-00026496": "jump Matheus", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00084-00026559-00026902": "get over there and press the button", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00085-00026963-00027194": "now you", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00087-00027549-00027851": "-do I have to go down here? -just look for a button", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00088-00027851-00028152": "-this one is hard.. -holy...", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00089-00028152-00028442": "jump on me", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00090-00028468-00028752": "YEAH! Oh, almost got there", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00091-00028752-00028861": "you have to jump right", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00092-00028910-00029010": "wow bro...", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00093-00029021-00029295": "it was so close...", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00094-00029328-00029541": "you have to make a countdown", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00095-00029541-00029815": "let me stay right on the edge", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00096-00029815-00030012": "I'm on the edge", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00097-00030091-00030412": "-now we got it -woah, almost", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00098-00030412-00030694": "-got it? -No", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00099-00030708-00031038": "I'm the first on the start, I'll be the last one soon", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00100-00031104-00031434": "-don't crash please -there are some guys here that I don't even know who they are", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00101-00031692-00031792": "-sheesh...", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00102-00031925-00032029": "-oh my god", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00104-00032792-00032910": "oh s**t", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00108-00033778-00034032": "this is so good", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00109-00034074-00034337": "so good bro, now they cant get me", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00110-00034337-00034596": "Oh, look at them coming", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00111-00034596-00034875": "they're coming over me", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00112-00034875-00034996": "WTF!!", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00113-00035246-00035546": "wow, 3 guys flew over the speedway, that's right?", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00114-00035680-00035780": "holy...", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00115-00035847-00036114": "-what was that bro -get out", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00116-00036233-00036544": "-yeah, throw him out of the way", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00118-00036821-00037123": "man, you're fu**ed", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00119-00037123-00037315": "-I did nothing, I was just passing by...", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00120-00037315-00037572": "-you're f***ed Vieira", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00121-00037617-00037930": "-One's out", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00123-00038064-00038226": "and another one", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00124-00038306-00038448": "here's the next", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00125-00038677-00038945": "-Oh he reduced the speed, son of a b*tch", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00126-00038972-00039260": "-he \"breaked\" (used the car break) -who is this Lotus, is this one of you?", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00127-00039260-00039536": "who uses this word bro...", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00128-00039536-00039856": "-look at him, he \"breaked\" again, he's afraid of me", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00129-00039947-00040109": "come here idiot", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00130-00040253-00040388": "idiot", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00131-00040455-00040559": "oh bro...", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00132-00040989-00041288": "-he'll use the break again, look at him, what a son of a b*tch", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00133-00041288-00041536": "-he's scared", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00135-00041864-00041964": "aw bro!", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00136-00042019-00042272": "I'll be the last one, of course", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00137-00042337-00042626": "wtf!", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00138-00042642-00042868": "-man, there's a war happening over here", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00140-00043247-00043544": "-he's thinking he'll pass by easily", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00142-00043672-00043932": "whoops, you're driving on the right way huh?", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00143-00043937-00044184": "-oh bro, I'm too far away back", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00144-00044376-00044535": "Ok Felps...", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00146-00045027-00045239": "Bro, I don't know who's \"Gustavo\" nor \"Lotus\"", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00147-00045399-00045724": "-wtf bro..", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00148-00045724-00045934": "-Woow, clip that", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00149-00046034-00046134": "clip that", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00151-00046324-00046658": "this man's car is upside down bro!", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00152-00046822-00047164": "Just me and Gustavo left", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00153-00048039-00048374": "he's fu**ed, I'll not let him pass", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00154-00048400-00048529": "the race is almost complete", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00157-00049769-00050092": "I got on the arrival drifting", "dtcPGXc7sOM-00160-00050392-00050886": "thanks for watching! Subscribe for more!"}}, {"audio_id": "dulK1-tTeYE", "text": {"dulK1-tTeYE-00000-00001232-00001528": "Binary options. How to start? Go to the instruments menu and", "dulK1-tTeYE-00001-00001528-00001936": "choose your asset to trade. You can see the current profit", "dulK1-tTeYE-00002-00001936-00002368": "percentage next to each asset. Choose your expiration time.", "dulK1-tTeYE-00003-00002512-00003144": "On the chart, the time is marked with a red line. This is the time of your prediction, whether the", "dulK1-tTeYE-00004-00003144-00003488": "asset price at that time will be higher or lower than it is now.", "dulK1-tTeYE-00005-00003584-00003992": "The white line marks the deadline for making a trade with this expiration time.", "dulK1-tTeYE-00006-00004096-00004648": "Set the size of your investment and finalize the trade using the 'Call' or 'Put' button.", "dulK1-tTeYE-00007-00004768-00005248": "You can sell options before they expire in the menu of open trades or", "dulK1-tTeYE-00008-00005248-00005488": "using the button in the top corner of the trade room.", "dulK1-tTeYE-00009-00005592-00005896": "This is also where you can see your profit for an early sell.", "dulK1-tTeYE-00010-00006000-00006416": "When the chart reaches the expiration time, you will see the result of your trade,", "dulK1-tTeYE-00011-00006416-00006664": "which might be positive if your prediction was correct", "dulK1-tTeYE-00012-00006744-00008168": "or negative, if not. Enjoy your trading on IQ option."}}, {"audio_id": "duHz9TOW5DQ", "text": {"duHz9TOW5DQ-00000-00000000-00014830": "Ladies and gentlemen... E.C.3.   TROUBLE(REPEAT x10), WOAH HO HO (REPEAT x2)   TROUBLE AM TROUBLE!!! WOAH HO HO I've been fighting all my life. For the man I am inside. I believe the plan for me is plain to see. (chillin with gee..., get my bling) A man of steel (steel), a fax machine (machine). My pockets full of cash and bling. (ha) Greatness is my only destiny.   TROUBLE(REPEAT x10), WOAH HO HO (REPEAT x2) TROUBLE AM TROUBLE!!! WOAH HO HO Brighting (brighting stars) stars, of any night (of any night). Can't outshine paparazzi lights. (Can't outshine the lights) Everyone is hanging out with me. (I'm hanging with the kardashians) I don't run and i don't hide. (I don't hide) (Like the biebs i love my life) I am a skyscraper for the world to see. (Skyscraper for the world to see, yall)   TROUBLE(REPEAT x10), AM TROUBLE!!! WOAH HO HO (REPEAT x2) TROUBLE AM TROUBLE WOAH HO HO (I've been fighting all my life. For the man I am inside.) (I believe the plan for me, is plain to see.) wOAaaH AM TROUBLE!!!! (A man of steel a fax machine) My pockets full of Kaching and bling. Greatness is my only destiny) WOAH HO HO AM TROUBLE!!!   TROUBLE(REPEAT x10), WOAH HO HO (REPEAT x2)   AM TROUBLE!!!!!"}}, {"audio_id": "duNNnk_FvJk", "text": {"duNNnk_FvJk-00001-00000826-00001240": "Have you ever cancelled a term or a number out of an algebraic fraction", "duNNnk_FvJk-00002-00001240-00001565": "and got it wrong?  In this screencast", "duNNnk_FvJk-00003-00001565-00001889": "we will show you had to cancel common factors without", "duNNnk_FvJk-00004-00001889-00002314": "making any mistakes.", "duNNnk_FvJk-00005-00002314-00002617": "Here we have a simple algebraic fraction,", "duNNnk_FvJk-00006-00002617-00003017": "which we often like to simplify.", "duNNnk_FvJk-00007-00003017-00003347": "The way we do that is to look for things that are common to the top", "duNNnk_FvJk-00008-00003347-00003961": "and bottom lines and cancel them out.", "duNNnk_FvJk-00009-00003961-00004276": "So, if we do that we would end up with", "duNNnk_FvJk-00010-00004276-00004582": "1 plus 6x and unfortunately", "duNNnk_FvJk-00011-00004582-00004992": "that's not true. The reason it's not true", "duNNnk_FvJk-00012-00004992-00005569": "is because canceling", "duNNnk_FvJk-00013-00005569-00006269": "is short for \"cancel common factors\".", "duNNnk_FvJk-00014-00006307-00006556": "The problem with the top line of this", "duNNnk_FvJk-00015-00006556-00007015": "fraction, when we did the cancelling, is that it hasn't been factorized.", "duNNnk_FvJk-00016-00007015-00007652": "So what we need to do", "duNNnk_FvJk-00017-00007652-00007845": "is factorize the", "duNNnk_FvJk-00018-00007845-00008029": "top line first.", "duNNnk_FvJk-00019-00008029-00008284": "So we started with", "duNNnk_FvJk-00020-00008284-00008714": "3 plus 6x", "duNNnk_FvJk-00021-00008714-00009034": "divided by 3. If we factorize that first", "duNNnk_FvJk-00022-00009034-00009388": "(take the common factor out of", "duNNnk_FvJk-00023-00009388-00009769": "the top line) then we can see that we have", "duNNnk_FvJk-00024-00009769-00010171": "the factorization of both lines: \"3\" multiplied by", "duNNnk_FvJk-00025-00010171-00010565": "a second factor (doesn't matter what it is) all divided by 3.", "duNNnk_FvJk-00026-00010565-00010956": "That allows us to properly,", "duNNnk_FvJk-00027-00010956-00011656": "safely do the cancelling. So on this occasion we end up in fact with 1 plus 2x", "duNNnk_FvJk-00028-00011704-00012043": "That is maths in a minute."}}, {"audio_id": "dvhkz4sk5y0", "text": {"dvhkz4sk5y0-00000-00000817-00001329": "I came in 1951 and I stayed until 1976.", "dvhkz4sk5y0-00001-00001329-00002029": "I was in an office where we built the firing tables for the Army weapons systems.", "dvhkz4sk5y0-00002-00002029-00002741": "And I had been teaching school for four years and I was content, but my goodness I came", "dvhkz4sk5y0-00003-00002741-00003207": "down here and got a tremendous increase in pay.", "dvhkz4sk5y0-00004-00003207-00003476": "And that was $3,100 a year.", "dvhkz4sk5y0-00005-00003476-00003947": "Well the first part of my career I worked as an analyst.", "dvhkz4sk5y0-00006-00003947-00004237": "My title was research mathematician.", "dvhkz4sk5y0-00007-00004237-00004719": "And you know the expression if you enjoy your work, you'll never work a day in your life?", "dvhkz4sk5y0-00008-00004719-00004914": "Well that was the way it was for me.", "dvhkz4sk5y0-00009-00004914-00005545": "My college guidance counselor saw the job posted in the local post office in Norfolk,", "dvhkz4sk5y0-00010-00005545-00006089": "got a hold of an application, got a phone call, came up for an interview and was selected", "dvhkz4sk5y0-00011-00006089-00006219": "for the job.", "dvhkz4sk5y0-00012-00006219-00006727": "And I think that was the main thrust they wanted me to work on was how do we put together", "dvhkz4sk5y0-00013-00006727-00006973": "an effort to acquire supercomputers.", "dvhkz4sk5y0-00014-00006973-00007231": "And so I was very happy, I enjoyed my job.", "dvhkz4sk5y0-00015-00007231-00007667": "It was a nice place to work and the people were wonderful.", "dvhkz4sk5y0-00016-00007667-00008424": "And to think that there is a computer, which in my day took up an entire room, now that", "dvhkz4sk5y0-00017-00008424-00008903": "same possibility is on something you hold in your hand.", "dvhkz4sk5y0-00018-00008903-00009089": "Absolutely astounding.", "dvhkz4sk5y0-00019-00009089-00009275": "I knew nothing about computers.", "dvhkz4sk5y0-00020-00009275-00009953": "It was totally a new thing for me, but I felt I was up to the challenge.", "dvhkz4sk5y0-00021-00009953-00010478": "And I felt it sounded like really interesting work and real challenge.", "dvhkz4sk5y0-00022-00010478-00011220": "The problem was that supercomputers were costing about $25 million and you had to get it into", "dvhkz4sk5y0-00023-00011220-00011461": "the Army budget.", "dvhkz4sk5y0-00024-00011461-00011710": "And it might not stay there.", "dvhkz4sk5y0-00025-00011710-00012378": "And so they had had a mixed bag effort of trying to get a supercomputing network.", "dvhkz4sk5y0-00026-00012378-00012899": "So that was one of my first big tasks, aside from managing the two groups, was how do you", "dvhkz4sk5y0-00027-00012899-00013376": "put together a program that convinces the Army that BRL [Ballistics Research Laboratory]", "dvhkz4sk5y0-00028-00013376-00013572": "can get a supercomputer.", "dvhkz4sk5y0-00029-00013572-00014144": "The computers gave us the information that we needed to prepare [firing] tables that", "dvhkz4sk5y0-00030-00014144-00014761": "the troops found useful in the field and I can remember distinctly the people calling", "dvhkz4sk5y0-00031-00014761-00015462": "up and requesting tables for people in Vietnam.", "dvhkz4sk5y0-00032-00015462-00015915": "And they were always so appreciative when you got them off the shelf and filled them", "dvhkz4sk5y0-00033-00015915-00016279": "immediately and they had them in a short time.", "dvhkz4sk5y0-00034-00016279-00017050": "Well it gives you a good feeling to feel like you're helping out the Soldier in the field", "dvhkz4sk5y0-00035-00017050-00017154": "who earned it.", "dvhkz4sk5y0-00036-00017154-00017770": "I made sure I was accurate with my calculations because I knew lives were at stake.", "dvhkz4sk5y0-00037-00017770-00018501": "I think it's a wonderful opportunity for a young person to do something worthwhile for", "dvhkz4sk5y0-00038-00018501-00018712": "yourself and the country.", "dvhkz4sk5y0-00039-00018712-00019293": "And I... and to find a job that is so rewarding.", "dvhkz4sk5y0-00040-00019293-00019943": "I found it that way and to this day, I'm feeling grateful to have had this job.", "dvhkz4sk5y0-00041-00019943-00020387": "So we went from there and that was quite a long effort and that led to effectively what", "dvhkz4sk5y0-00042-00020387-00021017": "became an Army supercomputer program and then later, I wound up being the Army representative", "dvhkz4sk5y0-00043-00021017-00021756": "on the DOD-wide supercomputer modernization program that was mandated by Congress.", "dvhkz4sk5y0-00044-00021756-00022218": "Congratulations, ARL on your 25th anniversary!", "dvhkz4sk5y0-00045-00022218-00022693": "Happy 25th anniversary to the Army Research Laboratory!", "dvhkz4sk5y0-00046-00022693-00022922": "Happy 25th anniversary, ARL!"}}, {"audio_id": "dvmJeWn4raE", "text": {"dvmJeWn4raE-00000-00000672-00001208": "ladies and gentlemen welcome to room for discussion today it is my honor to welcome", "dvmJeWn4raE-00001-00001208-00001648": "a guest a historian who's become world famous at least here in the netherlands", "dvmJeWn4raE-00002-00001823-00002264": "but seriously he's been called one of europe's most prominent young thinkers and he's been", "dvmJeWn4raE-00003-00002264-00002976": "called also the dutch vunderkind of new ideas and we already had the honor of hosting him here four", "dvmJeWn4raE-00004-00002976-00003504": "years ago when we talked about this book utopia for realists and we talked about revolutions and", "dvmJeWn4raE-00005-00003504-00004312": "work a shorter work week and also the universal basic income but today he's here to talk about", "dvmJeWn4raE-00006-00004312-00005016": "humankind his book that has been translated into 32 languages and that has the dutch title", "dvmJeWn4raE-00007-00005016-00005592": "the meister mensa dejo which means most people are decent so what we're going to do today is", "dvmJeWn4raE-00008-00005592-00006288": "we're going to see if that's true we'll discuss a little bit and we'll also put a theory to the test", "dvmJeWn4raE-00009-00006408-00006808": "um something that i would like to note is that there should be somebody sitting next to me", "dvmJeWn4raE-00010-00006808-00007344": "today and that's martina burillo she was going to be my co-interviewer until she got colbin", "dvmJeWn4raE-00011-00007408-00007984": "but the questions are as much hers as mine so for now please join me in welcoming", "dvmJeWn4raE-00012-00008416-00008584": "please have a seat", "dvmJeWn4raE-00013-00008832-00009216": "filter how are you today i'm very well it's great to see you all", "dvmJeWn4raE-00014-00009216-00009816": "yeah you've been here before right um i think four years ago yes yes yes i was invited by", "dvmJeWn4raE-00015-00009816-00010264": "you guys i think a year ago and to talk about basic income and i said well i already did that", "dvmJeWn4raE-00016-00010264-00010760": "i was like oh sorry we forgot so uh we have this one to talk about yes yes", "dvmJeWn4raE-00017-00010760-00011184": "um four years long time what would you say has been the biggest change in your", "dvmJeWn4raE-00018-00011184-00011736": "life since then huh well i became a father six months ago congratulations maybe you can see it", "dvmJeWn4raE-00019-00011984-00012720": "um and apart from that not much you know still doing the same thing i think that's a", "dvmJeWn4raE-00020-00012720-00013536": "pretty big thing um now you also fathered we could say this book humankind a hopeful history and um", "dvmJeWn4raE-00021-00013647-00014200": "so maybe to those in the audience that haven't read it if you could give us a quick uh synopsis", "dvmJeWn4raE-00022-00014200-00014663": "you know what is it about and sure in a nutshell sure so the short summary of the book is that", "dvmJeWn4raE-00023-00014728-00015312": "most people deep down are pretty decent um it's it's basically a what is it 400", "dvmJeWn4raE-00024-00015312-00015968": "500 page argument against what the dutch primatologist franz dual calls veneer theory", "dvmJeWn4raE-00025-00015968-00016440": "this is the notion that our civilization is just a thin veneer just a thin layer and that below that", "dvmJeWn4raE-00026-00016440-00017296": "lies raw human nature that supposedly deep down or all these selfish beasts monsters maybe even and", "dvmJeWn4raE-00027-00017296-00017872": "in the book i i try to provide a lot of evidence from psychology sociology anthropology archaeology", "dvmJeWn4raE-00028-00017936-00018416": "to show that that's actually not the case in fact that it may even be the other way around um", "dvmJeWn4raE-00029-00018576-00019232": "so yeah it's a ridiculously ambitious book but just couldn't help myself i guess right so", "dvmJeWn4raE-00030-00019320-00019872": "the main argument being most people are decent we'll be talking about this word a lot decent", "dvmJeWn4raE-00031-00019872-00020688": "what what is that for you human decency it's a very good question um so there's a very new", "dvmJeWn4raE-00032-00020688-00021280": "interesting theory from evolutionary anthropology that i talk about in the book as well um which is", "dvmJeWn4raE-00033-00021280-00021920": "about the question why have we humans conquered the globe you know why us why not the neanderthals", "dvmJeWn4raE-00034-00021920-00022616": "why not the bona bows or the chimpanzees what makes us special as a species and there's one", "dvmJeWn4raE-00035-00022616-00023176": "evolutionary anthropologist called brian hare who is quite the notion of survival of the friendliest", "dvmJeWn4raE-00036-00023176-00023720": "right that was actually our friendliness our ability to work together in large groups um", "dvmJeWn4raE-00037-00023720-00024416": "that really distinguishes us in fact that even for century for millennia it was the friendliest", "dvmJeWn4raE-00038-00024416-00024832": "among us who had the biggest chance of passing on their genes to the next generation because", "dvmJeWn4raE-00039-00024832-00025360": "they were better at cooperating and surviving in a very tough environment like the ice age so i", "dvmJeWn4raE-00040-00025360-00026048": "guess that's sort of my rough definition of being decent is being generally pro-social uh of being", "dvmJeWn4raE-00041-00026048-00026504": "i don't know um willing to work together with other people not only thinking about yourself all", "dvmJeWn4raE-00042-00026568-00027064": "the time but of course because that's also in your self-interest it's one of the arguments that i try", "dvmJeWn4raE-00043-00027064-00027695": "to make in my book is that all these big debates about does genuine altruism actually exist because", "dvmJeWn4raE-00044-00027695-00028295": "you know when altruism makes you feel good then is it actually altruism and my view is that these", "dvmJeWn4raE-00045-00028295-00028960": "debates are sort of pointless because um wouldn't it be horrific to live in a world where altruism", "dvmJeWn4raE-00046-00028960-00029456": "feels bad right where you know you do something nice for someone else and you suddenly feel", "dvmJeWn4raE-00047-00029456-00030312": "nauseous i mean that would be really a nightmarish wall i'd say yeah um so i i think i have maybe", "dvmJeWn4raE-00048-00030424-00030960": "a low bar for being decent um you could that's that's one of the i think the strong criticisms", "dvmJeWn4raE-00049-00030960-00031512": "of this book is that in fact it sets the bar too low so in one sentence what would it be", "dvmJeWn4raE-00050-00031656-00032376": "decency it's like we need to be pro-social think about others and as well about ourselves yeah and", "dvmJeWn4raE-00051-00032376-00033192": "the the willingness to how do you say that um to be part of society to contribute something to this", "dvmJeWn4raE-00052-00033192-00033952": "to society to not just think about yourself and your own good i think that's um that's very much a", "dvmJeWn4raE-00053-00033952-00034456": "human thing it has been for a very long time right so you mentioned altruism and maybe one of the", "dvmJeWn4raE-00054-00034456-00035080": "most famous philosophers uh in altruism is peter singer um maybe you're familiar oh absolutely", "dvmJeWn4raE-00055-00035080-00035544": "we had him here as well a few years ago and he he became famous for the argument of the child in the", "dvmJeWn4raE-00056-00035544-00036160": "pond so i think you have you walk and and there's a pond and there's a kid you see it drowning", "dvmJeWn4raE-00057-00036216-00036608": "and what would you do you would go you would help the kid right you wouldn't want to save that kid", "dvmJeWn4raE-00058-00036720-00037360": "and now if you imagine you hear on the radio there's children drowning in a pond in bangladesh", "dvmJeWn4raE-00059-00037360-00037752": "and saying you would probably not raise a finger i i probably wouldn't raise a finger", "dvmJeWn4raE-00060-00037912-00038360": "and so the question is you know what what should we do about that should we", "dvmJeWn4raE-00061-00038440-00038880": "give every like we could maybe help these kids giving to charity or something like that", "dvmJeWn4raE-00062-00038880-00039336": "and peter singer says we should give everything away to charity as long as we have like a bare", "dvmJeWn4raE-00063-00039336-00039920": "minimum standard do you think we're indecent if we don't do that well i think it's very important to", "dvmJeWn4raE-00064-00040016-00040456": "recognize the limits of human empathy it's why i've got one chapter in the book", "dvmJeWn4raE-00065-00040456-00040920": "about empathy is that a lot of people see empathy as the solution to all the world's problems but", "dvmJeWn4raE-00066-00040920-00041544": "in fact as the psychologist paul bloom has argued empathy is very often more like a spotlight like a", "dvmJeWn4raE-00067-00041544-00042152": "searchlight that focuses on one specific group one specific person i mean you can see it happening", "dvmJeWn4raE-00068-00042152-00042776": "today i mean everyone right now is focused on what happens in in ukraine and obviously we all", "dvmJeWn4raE-00069-00042776-00043272": "want to do something and so you're like okay now i'm going to donate money to this or that charity", "dvmJeWn4raE-00070-00043328-00043840": "but the effective altruist you know peter singer is part of the effective altruist movement would", "dvmJeWn4raE-00071-00043840-00044376": "say well are you really sure that that's the most effective use of your dollar because if something", "dvmJeWn4raE-00072-00044376-00044968": "is in the news right now then there's probably a lot of other peoples who people who are gonna be", "dvmJeWn4raE-00073-00044968-00045544": "donating as well and maybe it's better to i don't know to give it to a charity that that hands out", "dvmJeWn4raE-00074-00045544-00046208": "bad nets because that will be more effective in saving lives in say sub-saharan africa um so um", "dvmJeWn4raE-00075-00046360-00046992": "yeah i think we should resist the temptation to say oh the human instincts are are by definition", "dvmJeWn4raE-00076-00047056-00047800": "good or our empathy is also always something that we should follow um in fact in the book i make the", "dvmJeWn4raE-00077-00047800-00048384": "opposite argument is that quite often we should be wary of our empathy because actually the other", "dvmJeWn4raE-00078-00048384-00048840": "side of the coin is xenophobia there have been quite a few studies and many examples throughout", "dvmJeWn4raE-00079-00048840-00049320": "history is that when we feel enormous amount of empathy for one person or a group it's often", "dvmJeWn4raE-00080-00049320-00049960": "combined with with you know hatred for another group and xenophobia yeah let's talk about ukraine", "dvmJeWn4raE-00081-00049960-00050816": "in a moment um for now so if if we're decent we don't maybe need to give everything to charity", "dvmJeWn4raE-00082-00050816-00051552": "but um we also do indecent things right would you say that you're decent well", "dvmJeWn4raE-00083-00051679-00052176": "it's up to others to judge but i think i'm relatively average human person so if we", "dvmJeWn4raE-00084-00052176-00052912": "set the bar uh not too high then i'm probably decent but actually ryan this book has made me", "dvmJeWn4raE-00085-00052912-00053584": "think a lot about how far you should go i'm very fascinated uh at the moment and have been in the", "dvmJeWn4raE-00086-00053584-00054112": "past couple of months by by the effective altruist movement of which which peter singer is one of the", "dvmJeWn4raE-00087-00054112-00054760": "one of the founders um and what they say is well you should actually take it a step further and uh", "dvmJeWn4raE-00088-00054760-00055448": "and think about for for example your extraordinary responsibility if you live in a very atypical", "dvmJeWn4raE-00089-00055448-00056152": "historical situation like we all do in an extremely rich country um you know maybe most of", "dvmJeWn4raE-00090-00056152-00056791": "you are not yet but at some point you will be part of the probably part of the global one percent um", "dvmJeWn4raE-00091-00056791-00057567": "you only need around what is it 30 to 40 000 euros in annual income to get that um so we all", "dvmJeWn4raE-00092-00057567-00058160": "remember the occupy movement that said we are the 99 well globally actually we're not you know we're", "dvmJeWn4raE-00093-00058216-00058896": "it's it's we're very unusual moral position um and so what does that mean how much of of your income", "dvmJeWn4raE-00094-00058896-00059344": "should you give to charity um i mean i have that with the book you write a bestseller and and then", "dvmJeWn4raE-00095-00059344-00059960": "you're wondering what do other authors do right what does naomi klein do what does noah chomsky", "dvmJeWn4raE-00096-00059960-00060584": "do what what's your moral responsibility um how much should you give away uh how far should you", "dvmJeWn4raE-00097-00060584-00061255": "take it and it's very very convenient and tempting to say well look you know it's just", "dvmJeWn4raE-00098-00061455-00061808": "i'm good enough the way i am right now yeah i did some research i think", "dvmJeWn4raE-00099-00061864-00062384": "i found your name on the list of people who give ten percent of their lifetime income so what make", "dvmJeWn4raE-00100-00062384-00062912": "when you settle for ten percent or like choose ten percent well i became member of a pretty", "dvmJeWn4raE-00101-00062912-00063528": "fantastic organization that's called giving what we can founded i think around 10 years ago and", "dvmJeWn4raE-00102-00063528-00064288": "the members of that society pledged to give at least 10 of their net income to highly effective", "dvmJeWn4raE-00103-00064288-00064928": "charities now in the netherlands the average is around 0.4 percent so 10 percent is i mean", "dvmJeWn4raE-00104-00064928-00065464": "it doesn't maybe sound like much but actually compared to what most other people do it is a law", "dvmJeWn4raE-00105-00065520-00066120": "um and i think that you you know especially when you make more money you have a more", "dvmJeWn4raE-00106-00066120-00066792": "obligation to go even higher than that sort of like progressive taxation works um i think that", "dvmJeWn4raE-00107-00066856-00067496": "especially as someone who's relatively successful in a western country you have that responsibility", "dvmJeWn4raE-00108-00067496-00068088": "so could we say that but obviously the question is where do you stop right so peter singer he he", "dvmJeWn4raE-00109-00068088-00068576": "he thinks i think he gives it right away around 50 of his income but he still lives a relatively", "dvmJeWn4raE-00110-00068576-00069056": "comfortable life right so you could argue that he's still being selfish and he should go over 60", "dvmJeWn4raE-00111-00069128-00069544": "but then i don't know i don't really like those debates because i think it's already you know", "dvmJeWn4raE-00112-00069544-00070080": "super amazing that he goes that far yeah yeah i thought it was funny that a few years ago you went", "dvmJeWn4raE-00113-00070080-00070632": "to davos and you called out the philanthropists but now you're also in a way you've become one", "dvmJeWn4raE-00114-00070632-00071120": "yeah yeah but some people sort of misunderstood my position back then i'm not at all against", "dvmJeWn4raE-00115-00071120-00071608": "philanthropy i think it's pretty wonderful when people give away their wealth to highly effective", "dvmJeWn4raE-00116-00071608-00072112": "charities that's that is absolutely wonderful what is what is really depressing is when", "dvmJeWn4raE-00117-00072200-00072752": "billionaires use their philanthropy to distract us from their completely corrupt business practices", "dvmJeWn4raE-00118-00072752-00073208": "and their tax avoidance and their tax evasion yes then we should be very skeptical about", "dvmJeWn4raE-00119-00073208-00073640": "philanthropy especially when so much of that philanthropy is pretty ineffective and it's", "dvmJeWn4raE-00120-00073640-00074120": "mainly about i don't know spending on the arts or something like that right instead of you know", "dvmJeWn4raE-00121-00074120-00074728": "saving as many lives as possible yeah um so what struck me in my research on humankind is that", "dvmJeWn4raE-00122-00074800-00075528": "you know we i think most of us would want to agree that that people are decent but some of us don't", "dvmJeWn4raE-00123-00075528-00076368": "some people say no humans selfish greedy um do you think that maybe they weren't convinced because", "dvmJeWn4raE-00124-00076368-00077096": "you you use a lot of anecdotal evidence in your book well i think i have a uh how do you say that", "dvmJeWn4raE-00125-00077160-00077696": "a double approach in the book so yes i do use a lot of stories um because i think stories are", "dvmJeWn4raE-00126-00077696-00078376": "very effective when you want to convey a certain argument or idea um i often find it funny is that", "dvmJeWn4raE-00127-00078376-00079072": "people can forget everything um so for example in my in my previous book uh which was one of", "dvmJeWn4raE-00128-00079072-00079656": "the ideas in the book was universal basic income and i had one one story in that book about um", "dvmJeWn4raE-00129-00079792-00080376": "a small experiment that was done in london with 13 homeless men and they had rece they received", "dvmJeWn4raE-00130-00080376-00080968": "around 3 000 pounds um and they were free to decide for themselves what to spend it on this", "dvmJeWn4raE-00131-00080968-00081472": "is this really wonderful story of at least seven out of 13 of the men had a roof above their heads", "dvmJeWn4raE-00132-00081472-00081896": "in a year and they used the money very well you know actually they were pretty frugal and if they", "dvmJeWn4raE-00133-00081896-00082440": "spend it they they use you know very spending on very sensible things like a dictionary or hearing", "dvmJeWn4raE-00134-00082440-00082960": "aid or whatever um so this is this one wonderful story now if you think about it critically", "dvmJeWn4raE-00135-00083024-00083608": "it's it's obviously pretty much useless right it's an extremely small experiment i mean you all know", "dvmJeWn4raE-00136-00083608-00084200": "that the what is it the end is is way too small you can't say anything about human nature based on", "dvmJeWn4raE-00137-00084200-00084720": "on that one story but what happened to me multiple times in that period is that i would go to", "dvmJeWn4raE-00138-00084816-00085248": "a birthday party you know and i always loved talking to strangers at birthday parties and", "dvmJeWn4raE-00139-00085248-00085768": "they would say well what do you do and i say well you know i i'm a writer what do you write for well", "dvmJeWn4raE-00140-00085768-00086272": "i write for the correspondent i never heard about that uh and so what have you written well this", "dvmJeWn4raE-00141-00086272-00086832": "that book don't know about it what is it what is it about well one of the ideas in there is basic", "dvmJeWn4raE-00142-00086832-00087320": "income oh that's interesting i should look this up there's been a study in london with 13 hours", "dvmJeWn4raE-00143-00087320-00087880": "man and they would start telling me this happened multiple times and and so they forget everything", "dvmJeWn4raE-00144-00087880-00088224": "they forget your name they actually forgot that they read your story and then they start", "dvmJeWn4raE-00145-00088288-00088704": "uh explaining the whole story to you and they don't know that they've actually", "dvmJeWn4raE-00146-00088840-00089488": "read my article yes but obviously you have to go further than that so what i tried to", "dvmJeWn4raE-00147-00089576-00090240": "keep in mind while i was writing this book is will this hold up say five to ten years from now", "dvmJeWn4raE-00148-00090240-00090792": "and there were quite a few studies that um i found it tempting to use them for", "dvmJeWn4raE-00149-00090792-00091184": "example there was a big study in science published a couple of years ago about people", "dvmJeWn4raE-00150-00091264-00091696": "losing their wallets and that actually a huge percentage of most people many countries", "dvmJeWn4raE-00151-00091696-00092416": "bring those wallets back and i thought well this rather nicely fits my argument but i didn't use it", "dvmJeWn4raE-00152-00092416-00093112": "because it hadn't been replicated that study so um i think that and i think in pretty much all of the", "dvmJeWn4raE-00153-00093112-00093720": "chapters at some point you you you see me talking about meta analyses you know studies or studies", "dvmJeWn4raE-00154-00093720-00094216": "where we where scientists have really tried to see does this hold up is it really a pattern", "dvmJeWn4raE-00155-00094216-00094952": "in the whole literature um and another interesting thing is that you start relying more on research", "dvmJeWn4raE-00156-00094952-00095256": "traditions so for example i've got one chapter in the book about", "dvmJeWn4raE-00157-00095432-00096256": "contact theory which is a really old theory from psychology right goes back to the 1950s while the", "dvmJeWn4raE-00158-00096256-00096856": "sort of the new fancy theories from psychology priming for example well it's completely", "dvmJeWn4raE-00159-00096984-00097544": "even daniel kahneman says it's dead by now but a lot of people wanted to believe it and there", "dvmJeWn4raE-00160-00097544-00098272": "have been a lot pop best sellers about that theory right let's uh come back to contact theory um also", "dvmJeWn4raE-00161-00098272-00098944": "at a later stage um but one one puzzling question if we think about human decency is if humans are", "dvmJeWn4raE-00162-00098944-00099704": "really good then why are there bad things and you know you grew up here in the safe netherlands", "dvmJeWn4raE-00163-00099704-00100392": "far away from any poverty and violence and my question is do you think you would have still", "dvmJeWn4raE-00164-00100392-00101088": "shared this idea that humans are decent if you had grown up in extreme poverty or you had experiences", "dvmJeWn4raE-00165-00101088-00101536": "robberies or rape something like that could you would you still have written the same book", "dvmJeWn4raE-00166-00101632-00102032": "i think my background has probably made it much easier for me to write this book", "dvmJeWn4raE-00167-00102032-00102848": "so yes i had a happy and safe childhood i have two wonderful sisters my parents are awesome um", "dvmJeWn4raE-00168-00102935-00103624": "so yes i completely recognize that but then on the other hand this is a book about a genuine shift", "dvmJeWn4raE-00169-00103624-00104224": "in science and so there are other books like this that have been published at the same time the the", "dvmJeWn4raE-00170-00104224-00104952": "the most important one is uh blueprint written by nicholas christakis and you know much more", "dvmJeWn4raE-00171-00105072-00105576": "famous and how do you say that reputable scientist than i am i'm not even a scientist", "dvmJeWn4raE-00172-00105576-00106056": "um in which he also makes the argument that something is happening in psychology and", "dvmJeWn4raE-00173-00106056-00106656": "anthropology and archaeology that there is a shift towards a more hopeful view of human nature that's", "dvmJeWn4raE-00174-00106656-00107152": "why that's one of the main reasons why i wanted to write this book is that i thought someone should", "dvmJeWn4raE-00175-00107152-00107688": "connect the dots here um and sure i believe that my background has made it easier for me", "dvmJeWn4raE-00176-00107783-00108335": "to see that happening and yes you have to be very wary of your own confirmation bias", "dvmJeWn4raE-00177-00108511-00109264": "but then if i look at the readers of my book actually there it's it's pretty diverse and i", "dvmJeWn4raE-00178-00109264-00109735": "i also get a huge amount of feedback of people who didn't have such a privileged background but still", "dvmJeWn4raE-00179-00109735-00110200": "find the book worthwhile also people from what you said were maybe not the one percent or the", "dvmJeWn4raE-00180-00110200-00110744": "three percent exactly exactly yeah exactly okay i mean that is one of the most exciting things i", "dvmJeWn4raE-00181-00110744-00111464": "i i got a an email a couple of weeks ago from a from a teenager in iran and iran doesn't really", "dvmJeWn4raE-00182-00111464-00112088": "have copyright laws um copyright protection for books so there are three editions of my book", "dvmJeWn4raE-00183-00112088-00112616": "in iran three different translators it just like they just start translating it and i didn't you", "dvmJeWn4raE-00184-00112616-00113135": "don't even hear about it as an author and so this this this teenager just read the book and said it", "dvmJeWn4raE-00185-00113135-00113672": "meant a lot to him uh i mean that's super exciting just how to see how contagious ideas can be", "dvmJeWn4raE-00186-00113672-00114104": "and and can even be picked up in sciences that are so radically different from your own", "dvmJeWn4raE-00187-00114104-00114688": "yeah so all of us sit here today and we're all safe and you know it's sunny outside", "dvmJeWn4raE-00188-00114768-00115544": "life is easy but we saw last week europe's biggest country invading europe's second biggest country", "dvmJeWn4raE-00189-00115544-00116408": "there's war in europe and yeah if humans are innately good then how can we explain this this", "dvmJeWn4raE-00190-00116408-00117048": "bloodshed well people like me are obviously in a difficult situation two years ago we had to become", "dvmJeWn4raE-00191-00117048-00117783": "expert virologists and now i finally am now i have to switch to be an expert on russia and ukraine", "dvmJeWn4raE-00192-00117840-00118200": "that's obviously a little bit so i mean obviously we have to take everything i", "dvmJeWn4raE-00193-00118200-00118616": "say here with a grain of salt and with what a lot of other peoples are saying as well um", "dvmJeWn4raE-00194-00118935-00119424": "well what do you want me to say i mean there are there are enormous amount of examples that we've", "dvmJeWn4raE-00195-00119424-00120088": "that we've seen of extraordinary human courage and decency i mean if you look at the response in in", "dvmJeWn4raE-00196-00120088-00120496": "you know border countries like romania and poland i mean people are sort of", "dvmJeWn4raE-00197-00120496-00120968": "all yearning to be part of a solution here uh refugees coming in and there are thousands and", "dvmJeWn4raE-00198-00120968-00121432": "thousands of people waiting there to help them um sort of reminded me of the situation here in the", "dvmJeWn4raE-00199-00121432-00122024": "netherlands in when was it 2014 2015 during the so-called refugee crisis which wasn't a crisis", "dvmJeWn4raE-00200-00122024-00122632": "at all it was sort of well if it was a crisis it was an artificial politically created crisis um", "dvmJeWn4raE-00201-00122688-00123144": "but um at some point my sister called me and she said she was a little bit angry", "dvmJeWn4raE-00202-00123144-00123528": "and she said you know i just want to help the refugees and i've i volunteered but", "dvmJeWn4raE-00203-00123528-00123944": "they turned me down they said they already had too many volunteers and later they calculated", "dvmJeWn4raE-00204-00123944-00124520": "there were two there were two volunteers for every refugee uh here in the netherlands um so", "dvmJeWn4raE-00205-00124616-00125264": "i think this is a this is a very clear case where you know the human there are so many more people", "dvmJeWn4raE-00206-00125320-00125935": "um on the good side of history are actually showing standard human decency it's just that", "dvmJeWn4raE-00207-00126032-00126424": "you know the people doing the bad things they have such an extraordinary amount of power", "dvmJeWn4raE-00208-00126424-00126824": "um i mean i've got one chapter in the book about the corruption of power", "dvmJeWn4raE-00209-00126824-00127320": "and it may be worth while to read it again and think about what's happening in putin's", "dvmJeWn4raE-00210-00127320-00128000": "mind today it's not only putin of course right if we look back just at the past 70 years you know", "dvmJeWn4raE-00211-00128000-00128608": "the holocaust happened and soviet massacres happened and stasi germany happened and the", "dvmJeWn4raE-00212-00128608-00129472": "list goes on right it goes it goes aleppo and now it goes kiev and that's just yeah why does", "dvmJeWn4raE-00213-00129472-00130032": "history keep repeating itself also on such massive scales where hundreds of thousands of people start", "dvmJeWn4raE-00214-00130096-00130640": "killing each other if we're so decent so obviously you have to come up with", "dvmJeWn4raE-00215-00130640-00131160": "an extremely layered explanation right you can't just say well human evil exists because of this", "dvmJeWn4raE-00216-00131424-00131872": "one of the things that i try to do in the book is to say well our simple explanation that we", "dvmJeWn4raE-00217-00131872-00132544": "often use um human do evil things because they are evil that became pretty popular by the way", "dvmJeWn4raE-00218-00132544-00132944": "that explanation after the second world war i talked about william golding's book that", "dvmJeWn4raE-00219-00132944-00133456": "became a bestseller in the 1950s and 1960s i talk about the social psychology lord of", "dvmJeWn4raE-00220-00133456-00134008": "the flies yeah i talk about social psychology experiments that became hugely famous you know", "dvmJeWn4raE-00221-00134008-00134728": "stanley milgram the stanford prison experiment and i think what what these stories and studies", "dvmJeWn4raE-00222-00134848-00135640": "wanted to tell us was that um well things like genocides and ethnic cleansing and", "dvmJeWn4raE-00223-00135640-00136120": "all these crimes against humanity they're they're not aberrations or anything they're just part of", "dvmJeWn4raE-00224-00136120-00136576": "human nature that that was what stanley milgram for example said it's like well this could happen", "dvmJeWn4raE-00225-00136576-00137096": "anywhere you could just take an average american you could take anyone here from this room and", "dvmJeWn4raE-00226-00137096-00137688": "easily turn that person into a sadistic torture right uh into a camp guard in a concentration", "dvmJeWn4raE-00227-00137688-00138400": "camp because it just takes you know it's very easy and i i i think i i strongly argue against", "dvmJeWn4raE-00228-00138400-00139200": "that idea in this book i think uh it's a much more gradual process in which societies sort of poison", "dvmJeWn4raE-00229-00139200-00139744": "themselves it takes a long time um and at every single step there are opportunities to resist", "dvmJeWn4raE-00230-00139872-00140368": "so that that's that's one important point another important point is that very often people do", "dvmJeWn4raE-00231-00140368-00140936": "bad things in the name of the good right one example in the book is from the german soldiers", "dvmJeWn4raE-00232-00141000-00141496": "allied psychologists initially thought they were mainly motivated by ideological hatred", "dvmJeWn4raE-00233-00141496-00141976": "then they start interviewing prisoners of war and discover that actually most of them are motivated", "dvmJeWn4raE-00234-00142096-00142424": "by the love for their friends and their comrades and they don't want to let their", "dvmJeWn4raE-00235-00142480-00142944": "comrades down and actually the german army command knew this very well", "dvmJeWn4raE-00236-00142944-00143312": "and they they used it so they they literally tried to keep", "dvmJeWn4raE-00237-00143392-00143896": "uh you know the the soldiers together for as long as possible especially if they had been through", "dvmJeWn4raE-00238-00143896-00144520": "uh hard times together um now this doesn't condone anything right it's just an explanation", "dvmJeWn4raE-00239-00144520-00145352": "uh it i think it makes it easier to understand why um sort of normal average human beings can keep on", "dvmJeWn4raE-00240-00145352-00145960": "fighting because that was allies psychologists were perplexed by it in 1944 1945 why were", "dvmJeWn4raE-00241-00145960-00146328": "these german soldiers still fighting when it was completely clear they were going to lose the war", "dvmJeWn4raE-00242-00146424-00146784": "well one important reason was they didn't want to let their friends down", "dvmJeWn4raE-00243-00146784-00147328": "now i'm not saying that that explanation also works for say cam cards in our switch obviously", "dvmJeWn4raE-00244-00147328-00147848": "not then you need a different kind of explanation which i i think i would think focus more on", "dvmJeWn4raE-00245-00147912-00148512": "selectionary mechanisms right we know that a lot of the most horrific guards were probably", "dvmJeWn4raE-00246-00148512-00149000": "psychopaths right but if you create a whole system that selects for psychopathic traits then", "dvmJeWn4raE-00247-00149208-00149784": "anyway library's full of books about it i guess that's exactly my point is you can't cannot", "dvmJeWn4raE-00248-00149784-00150352": "come up with a simplistic explanation like well humans do evil things because they are evil right", "dvmJeWn4raE-00249-00150408-00151016": "that obviously doesn't work you wrote about the shameless as you call them that are often at the", "dvmJeWn4raE-00250-00151016-00151792": "top of of society or of political organizations and that we tend to follow them in often into war", "dvmJeWn4raE-00251-00151792-00152592": "as well so what does it say about us as humans that we follow them over and over again these", "dvmJeWn4raE-00252-00152592-00153208": "these ruthless politicians warmongers bigots do you think maybe this could happen to the", "dvmJeWn4raE-00253-00153208-00154096": "people here us in this room well absolutely i mean there's a a lot of historical work has been done", "dvmJeWn4raE-00254-00154096-00154904": "on intellectuals writers poets artists uh in the weeks and years before the first world war", "dvmJeWn4raE-00255-00154904-00155384": "and many of them were extremely enthusiastic about the prospect of war they thought it would", "dvmJeWn4raE-00256-00155384-00155952": "be liberating they thought it would cleanse society from decadence etc so this is not just", "dvmJeWn4raE-00257-00155952-00156456": "something that people with too little education can be excited about to the contrary actually", "dvmJeWn4raE-00258-00156672-00157312": "i've recently wrote an essay that was all around about uh something that margaret mead", "dvmJeWn4raE-00259-00157312-00158048": "the anthropologist supposedly said he probably didn't but who cares um so the quote is um", "dvmJeWn4raE-00260-00158120-00158616": "that we should never underestimate the power of a small group of thoughtful committed citizens", "dvmJeWn4raE-00261-00158616-00159200": "to change the world in fact it's the only thing that ever has and i'm obsessed i was especially", "dvmJeWn4raE-00262-00159200-00159616": "obsessed with the second half of the quote you know it's the only thing that i ever asked", "dvmJeWn4raE-00263-00159752-00160144": "because i think it's very true um the vast majority of people", "dvmJeWn4raE-00264-00160240-00160760": "don't really change the world at all because people just desperately want to be liked right", "dvmJeWn4raE-00265-00160760-00161448": "we just desperately want to be part of a group and it's very hard to go against the grain and to do", "dvmJeWn4raE-00266-00161552-00162144": "things radically different right at the moment i've been uh i'm i'm i'm working on a series of", "dvmJeWn4raE-00267-00162144-00162784": "essays on the history of abolition um and um well i've tried this a couple of times but very often", "dvmJeWn4raE-00268-00162784-00163208": "if you ask people would you have been against slavery in the 18th century or in the 17th century", "dvmJeWn4raE-00269-00163208-00163640": "most people say yeah probably would have been yeah i probably will have been an abolitionist", "dvmJeWn4raE-00270-00163696-00164320": "but you know maybe but chance is very very small that you would have been because there were just", "dvmJeWn4raE-00271-00164320-00164904": "very very few of them and for a long time those the abolitionists that were there were really", "dvmJeWn4raE-00272-00164904-00165536": "ineffective and didn't really change anything so i've become obsessed with with this question how", "dvmJeWn4raE-00273-00165736-00166216": "how do you actually stand on the right side of history because it's easy for us to look back", "dvmJeWn4raE-00274-00166216-00166824": "and look at say slavery or or witch-hunts etc and to say well that was horrific these people", "dvmJeWn4raE-00275-00166824-00167264": "were barbarians but then the historians of the future will also look at us and maybe", "dvmJeWn4raE-00276-00167264-00167640": "they'll look at some of the things we take for granted today and say well that is", "dvmJeWn4raE-00277-00167720-00168344": "that is equally horrific that is maybe just as bad as slavery was two or three centuries ago do", "dvmJeWn4raE-00278-00168344-00168800": "you think can you come up with something that we're doing now that maybe in 100 years we'll", "dvmJeWn4raE-00279-00168856-00169432": "find it terrible oh yes yeah well it's very easy of course i think at the top of the list is the", "dvmJeWn4raE-00280-00169432-00170064": "way we treat animals uh i think that's super obvious that i mean just the scale of factory", "dvmJeWn4raE-00281-00170064-00170776": "farming is so so enormous talking about what is it 60 70 80 billion animals slaughtered every", "dvmJeWn4raE-00282-00170776-00171312": "year and the vast majority of them live in absolutely horrific circumstances um", "dvmJeWn4raE-00283-00171368-00171872": "so yes i think that maybe our grandchildren maybe the children of our grandchildren", "dvmJeWn4raE-00284-00171872-00172488": "will be shocked that most people in this room probably you know just eat meat from from", "dvmJeWn4raE-00285-00172552-00173032": "sentient beings that had an absolutely horrific life so if you do that today", "dvmJeWn4raE-00286-00173032-00173480": "well and you think that you would have been an abolitionist in the empty century well maybe not", "dvmJeWn4raE-00287-00173704-00174032": "but there are other examples as well i mean the fact that extreme poverty exists", "dvmJeWn4raE-00288-00174128-00174872": "what is it almost a billion people in this world live in in such horrific circumstances", "dvmJeWn4raE-00289-00174936-00175680": "and um there are there are different estimates so there's one charity evaluator", "dvmJeWn4raE-00290-00175680-00176184": "called givewell that has done super rigorous research in which they calculated that with", "dvmJeWn4raE-00291-00176184-00176736": "around three to four thousand euros you could save one person's life with for example the", "dvmJeWn4raE-00292-00176736-00177552": "distribution of bad nets or the distribution of vitamin a supplements um and um well", "dvmJeWn4raE-00293-00177760-00178240": "we probably maybe not now but probably all of us at some point in our lives we could start saving", "dvmJeWn4raE-00294-00178240-00178960": "lives right and um we don't do that well why not why why does it why does that still exist maybe", "dvmJeWn4raE-00295-00178960-00179632": "this range of the future will will be horrified by that as well yeah and if we get back to to", "dvmJeWn4raE-00296-00179720-00180344": "the war that's happening um you wrote in the first pages of of humankind maybe i can find it", "dvmJeWn4raE-00297-00180344-00181168": "you wrote the story of what happened in london in 1940 in the blitz in the blitz india and i", "dvmJeWn4raE-00298-00181168-00181928": "think that you wrote and i quote it's when crisis hits when the bombs fall and the flood waters rise", "dvmJeWn4raE-00299-00182000-00182552": "that we humans become our best selves do you think that's what's happening oh absolutely", "dvmJeWn4raE-00300-00182552-00183296": "i was i was in kiev actually in october at a conference uh and i saw zelensky speak i was well", "dvmJeWn4raE-00301-00183296-00183792": "i don't want to make this about me but it is sort of bizarre that i was five meters away", "dvmJeWn4raE-00302-00183792-00184472": "from him and we i thought it was hilarious that this guy who just what is it four years ago was", "dvmJeWn4raE-00303-00184536-00185088": "a star from a television series a very silly television series and that he had now become the", "dvmJeWn4raE-00304-00185088-00185640": "president and i was talking to it about it with different people at the conference and they say", "dvmJeWn4raE-00305-00185640-00186136": "well yeah this is sort of the ukrainian trump you know it's the same process he's just a celebrity", "dvmJeWn4raE-00306-00186136-00186496": "who thought he would be a good politician and now he's here giving the speech at the conference", "dvmJeWn4raE-00307-00186696-00187048": "and now he's turned out to be a pretty awesome war leader", "dvmJeWn4raE-00308-00187384-00188000": "but yes this explosion of cooperation this willingness to work together um", "dvmJeWn4raE-00309-00188112-00188808": "i think it's pretty clear right now in in ukraine also i mean if we look at the larger scale the", "dvmJeWn4raE-00310-00188808-00189512": "the people i mean you mentioned people handing out aids do you think that will ultimately", "dvmJeWn4raE-00311-00189512-00190016": "way stronger than than maybe the atrocities that are happening right now that we're not hearing yet", "dvmJeWn4raE-00312-00190016-00190448": "because the dust hand hasn't settled yet i mean usually with lawyer comes war crimes", "dvmJeWn4raE-00313-00190448-00191072": "and terrible violence yes yes yes well look in a way i think you can say that", "dvmJeWn4raE-00314-00191248-00191752": "and i'm sort of hesitant to comment a little bit about it at all because i'm really not an expert", "dvmJeWn4raE-00315-00191752-00192448": "um but what you can say is that putzin has almost already lost the war because", "dvmJeWn4raE-00316-00192504-00193184": "um i mean you can you can sort of keep on bombing embalming that was the theory of the", "dvmJeWn4raE-00317-00193184-00193688": "of both the allied and the germans is that this notion of moral bombing that you could", "dvmJeWn4raE-00318-00193688-00194216": "sort of break the will of the people with with more and more violence and the opposite", "dvmJeWn4raE-00319-00194216-00194856": "happened um actually people were more resolved and and became stronger in their cooperation", "dvmJeWn4raE-00320-00194944-00195440": "during those moments of crisis and it seems to me that the spirit of the ukrainian", "dvmJeWn4raE-00321-00195512-00196096": "people is pretty much unbreakable at this point and that yeah but anyway i'm stealing still", "dvmJeWn4raE-00322-00196200-00196808": "incredibly worried i'm incredibly worried about about nuclear weapons as well um i don't know", "dvmJeWn4raE-00323-00196808-00197232": "it's weird it's so weird it's it's almost like we've stepped into a time machine right", "dvmJeWn4raE-00324-00197296-00197800": "and now we suddenly remember oh wait a minute these absolutely super destructive weapons they", "dvmJeWn4raE-00325-00197800-00198384": "still exist and they're being threatened as well it's it's weird isn't it for for people like us", "dvmJeWn4raE-00326-00198384-00198880": "we're like this was supposed to be over we have these major challenges like climate", "dvmJeWn4raE-00327-00198880-00199416": "change the extinction of species that's going on we cannot afford to go back to the problems", "dvmJeWn4raE-00328-00199416-00199936": "of the cold war but here we are if we think about ourselves here in this room do you think", "dvmJeWn4raE-00329-00200040-00200576": "what you said there about the best of us coming out in the moment of crisis do you think that's", "dvmJeWn4raE-00330-00200576-00200960": "that we can say that about ourselves right now are we here in the room", "dvmJeWn4raE-00331-00201088-00201672": "now being the best selves i mean the the war in ukraine is is a few thousand kilometers away but", "dvmJeWn4raE-00332-00201672-00202216": "it's in europe because we're in europe well it's the question obviously what you can do right so", "dvmJeWn4raE-00333-00202216-00202536": "we'll probably have a situation like in the spanish civil war that some people", "dvmJeWn4raE-00334-00202608-00203008": "from i mean zelensky has already asked people from foreign countries to come over and", "dvmJeWn4raE-00335-00203096-00203504": "you can get a weapon right i think i would probably stand in the way i would probably", "dvmJeWn4raE-00336-00203640-00203904": "be completely useless to the war effort um", "dvmJeWn4raE-00337-00204144-00204640": "but again from from sort of the effective altruist perspective it's also worthwhile", "dvmJeWn4raE-00338-00204640-00205184": "to to ask yourself what can i really do what is the best use of my time resources", "dvmJeWn4raE-00339-00205184-00205864": "money etc yeah so you don't think we're or maybe let me ask you again do you think maybe we're", "dvmJeWn4raE-00340-00205952-00206480": "here doing the best we can right now to to stand up i mean um or", "dvmJeWn4raE-00341-00206576-00207088": "are we just worrying about our own gas prices going up or our stocks falling", "dvmJeWn4raE-00342-00207280-00207888": "i was actually pretty impressed by the response of leaders in the european union", "dvmJeWn4raE-00343-00207888-00208312": "i think a lot of people wouldn't have have expected that that it would be so", "dvmJeWn4raE-00344-00208432-00208864": "that there would be a consensus that was arrived at so quickly", "dvmJeWn4raE-00345-00208864-00209592": "uh and it's an enormous historic turning point historic term point in sweden germany you name it", "dvmJeWn4raE-00346-00209744-00210352": "i don't know but as i said i feel uncomfortable commenting on this because i don't know we're", "dvmJeWn4raE-00347-00210352-00210823": "in the middle of history in the making and uh you say something today and it's it's", "dvmJeWn4raE-00348-00210896-00211432": "uh it's out of date maybe in the evening already i actually saw an op-ed uh in the", "dvmJeWn4raE-00349-00211432-00211928": "financial times are today that was arguing for sanctions that were already implemented", "dvmJeWn4raE-00350-00211928-00212608": "by the time the opec was published so i don't know right then uh let's hope that the war will", "dvmJeWn4raE-00351-00212712-00213032": "you know not claim too many victims and let's talk about something that we're", "dvmJeWn4raE-00352-00213032-00213440": "more more familiar with here on this room and something that's been going on for two years now", "dvmJeWn4raE-00353-00213440-00213912": "and of course i'm talking about kobit um which is also a source of conflict right you have", "dvmJeWn4raE-00354-00213976-00214504": "the vaxxers versus the anti-vaxxers you have the the protesters versus the lockdown supporters", "dvmJeWn4raE-00355-00214504-00215232": "and the measure supporters and what we saw was people insulting each other for having different", "dvmJeWn4raE-00356-00215232-00215984": "opinions yes right we saw a lot of hate and i'm talking about both sides we saw some violence even", "dvmJeWn4raE-00357-00216064-00216752": "did we forget about decency during the pandemic um well sure there are a lot of examples like that", "dvmJeWn4raE-00358-00216888-00217544": "especially in the case of anti-vaxxers i i agree with you that um i recently saw a poll in which", "dvmJeWn4raE-00359-00217704-00218128": "the researchers tried to measure the hatred that people have for anti-vaxxers", "dvmJeWn4raE-00360-00218128-00218616": "and it's pretty shocking actually there's an enormous amount of disdain and dislike", "dvmJeWn4raE-00361-00218616-00219352": "um that's that is completely counterproductive so i don't know um what's your experience but", "dvmJeWn4raE-00362-00219416-00219904": "i haven't convinced many people in my life by insulting them and by saying you're extremely", "dvmJeWn4raE-00363-00219904-00220528": "stupid and you should adopt my opinion or my position generally doesn't really work right um", "dvmJeWn4raE-00364-00220736-00221360": "actually the we we we fastly overestimated the the amount of people who are strongly against", "dvmJeWn4raE-00365-00221360-00222008": "vaccination there was recently a study in the uk that i think the number was 0.4 of people who are", "dvmJeWn4raE-00366-00222080-00222560": "ideologically motivated not to take the vaccine the vast majority who did of people who didn't", "dvmJeWn4raE-00367-00222560-00223008": "take the vaccine you know just didn't have the right information didn't have the time um you", "dvmJeWn4raE-00368-00223008-00223528": "know didn't see the opportunity um they're from less privileged backgrounds you know in", "dvmJeWn4raE-00369-00223528-00224064": "poor neighborhoods etc and people who they thought about it and and said no don't want", "dvmJeWn4raE-00370-00224064-00224567": "to take this risk yeah yeah but it could be relatively easily convinced so uh one of my", "dvmJeWn4raE-00371-00224567-00225080": "sisters she's a doctor here in the netherlands and she joined the volunteers initiative of basically", "dvmJeWn4raE-00372-00225080-00225656": "just standing on a on a square or a market where people could approach these doctors in their white", "dvmJeWn4raE-00373-00225656-00226240": "coats ask questions and she said well did for one day convince them people to take their shots um", "dvmJeWn4raE-00374-00226328-00226792": "so that and that wouldn't happen obviously if you're a determined enzyme actually", "dvmJeWn4raE-00375-00226984-00227384": "yes in general it's just very hard to convince people if you're if you want to insult them at", "dvmJeWn4raE-00376-00227384-00227848": "the same time right and i heard you speak in an interview with the new york times", "dvmJeWn4raE-00377-00227848-00228319": "where you were talking with of people that don't want to stand on the wrong side of", "dvmJeWn4raE-00378-00228319-00228904": "history and i think maybe you could explain what you meant with that that a lot of people", "dvmJeWn4raE-00379-00229008-00229400": "that are truly convinced about what they're doing the right thing", "dvmJeWn4raE-00380-00229560-00229896": "they don't want to be convinced of the opposite right maybe you can elaborate on that", "dvmJeWn4raE-00381-00230056-00230744": "um i don't think i fully understand so i think that the thought was that nobody likes to stand", "dvmJeWn4raE-00382-00230744-00231240": "on the wrong side of history yes people who who say no i don't want to vaccinate myself i don't", "dvmJeWn4raE-00383-00231240-00231896": "think the the covet uh viruses yes there are very few people who say look i'm just selfish", "dvmJeWn4raE-00384-00231952-00232464": "and that's why i don't get my shots that's why i eat meat that's why i don't donate to", "dvmJeWn4raE-00385-00232464-00232952": "charity it's because i'm selfish right that's who i am there are very few people like that", "dvmJeWn4raE-00386-00232952-00233448": "vast majority of people say well look i'm a generally good person not an angel but i'm", "dvmJeWn4raE-00387-00233448-00234152": "you know i'm a decent person and there are practical reasons for why i eat meat because well", "dvmJeWn4raE-00388-00234152-00234536": "everyone does it it's natural it's important for my health and it's just just the way it", "dvmJeWn4raE-00389-00234536-00235000": "is and that's how slavery was condoned for a very long time because people said well look", "dvmJeWn4raE-00390-00235000-00235696": "it's just maybe it's not pretty but look it just it's always been with us every society has had", "dvmJeWn4raE-00391-00235696-00236288": "the institution of slavery um it's impossible to get rid of it you know it's been tried but", "dvmJeWn4raE-00392-00236288-00236952": "you can't do it and if we would if we would try it well probably wreck the economy so right so people", "dvmJeWn4raE-00393-00236952-00237471": "come up with all kinds of justifications and maybe some of these justifications are even reasonable", "dvmJeWn4raE-00394-00237471-00238104": "um but yes and generally in general we like to see ourselves in a good light and that's", "dvmJeWn4raE-00395-00238104-00238648": "maybe that's also something i've realized more and more after publishing this book and what partially", "dvmJeWn4raE-00396-00238648-00239200": "explains the success of this book obviously a lot of people want to hear the message that", "dvmJeWn4raE-00397-00239352-00240160": "deep down were decent right it's a very attractive message at some point i saw a reader uh posting on", "dvmJeWn4raE-00398-00240160-00241064": "on instagram you know in a very relaxed setting um on the flylands you know this island in the north", "dvmJeWn4raE-00399-00241064-00241576": "of the netherlands with a glass of white wine saying cheers most people are decent wonderful", "dvmJeWn4raE-00400-00241576-00242128": "we're having a wonderful holiday and next week we're going to bali like oh i created a monster", "dvmJeWn4raE-00401-00242312-00242856": "it's too late now yeah the genie is out of the bottle well let's say maybe we instead of", "dvmJeWn4raE-00402-00242919-00243280": "thinking about how we can convince these people to to do the thing that we think", "dvmJeWn4raE-00403-00243280-00243832": "is right but they think it's not right the qr code is gone now for a few days so maybe", "dvmJeWn4raE-00404-00243832-00244496": "we can use this moment as a as a turning point where we can maybe move closer to each other again", "dvmJeWn4raE-00405-00244600-00245167": "reconcile repair those broken bonds what would you tell to someone who", "dvmJeWn4raE-00406-00245167-00245936": "has stopped talking to a friend because of disagreements on the covet situation perhaps", "dvmJeWn4raE-00407-00246184-00246744": "uh well medium real life that's extra incredibly important you know our very", "dvmJeWn4raE-00408-00246744-00247176": "bodies have evolved obviously for social contact that doesn't really work well on a", "dvmJeWn4raE-00409-00247176-00247736": "on a distance we've all experienced that uh you know in these zoom times um i think just", "dvmJeWn4raE-00410-00247736-00248248": "some of the basic facts about our bodies are so fascinating the fact that we are pretty much the", "dvmJeWn4raE-00411-00248248-00248888": "only animal in the animal kingdom with the ability to blush our eyes are unique compared to other", "dvmJeWn4raE-00412-00248888-00249640": "primates so all the other primates they have dark around their uh irises dark sclera as it's called", "dvmJeWn4raE-00413-00249640-00250032": "uh so i can see that you're looking at me right now if you would have been a chimpanzee i", "dvmJeWn4raE-00414-00250032-00250704": "wouldn't have been really sure because your gaze would have been well more hidden um yes in a way", "dvmJeWn4raE-00415-00250704-00251223": "we've we've evolved for this kind of face to face contact right and it's it's much easier to", "dvmJeWn4raE-00416-00251223-00251696": "establish trust in that way well then the second thing is obviously to ask more questions right", "dvmJeWn4raE-00417-00251912-00252352": "i'm not saying that i'm super good at it but it's one of the most important life skills", "dvmJeWn4raE-00418-00252352-00252984": "is to ask genuinely curious questions about how other people see the world", "dvmJeWn4raE-00419-00253192-00253832": "just asking the question often already does so much in order to establish trust", "dvmJeWn4raE-00420-00253832-00254376": "even when you don't agree just the fact that you show that you're you acknowledge someone", "dvmJeWn4raE-00421-00254376-00254864": "else's position and that you're yeah you're interested in where they're coming from well", "dvmJeWn4raE-00422-00254864-00255544": "it does so much in uh in in human interactions but uh i mean that's that's interesting about", "dvmJeWn4raE-00423-00255623-00256200": "context theory the what we talked about uh this this very old tradition from psychology", "dvmJeWn4raE-00424-00256304-00256776": "some people could say well this is this is total common sense right how do you combat", "dvmJeWn4raE-00425-00256776-00257271": "racism prejudice etc well you try to bring people together and if they meet face to face and they", "dvmJeWn4raE-00426-00257271-00257767": "you know do some things together they turns out well actually people are most people are pretty", "dvmJeWn4raE-00427-00257767-00258519": "nice wonderful well do you really need like 500 studies to prove that do we have 500 studies", "dvmJeWn4raE-00428-00258519-00259184": "oh more than that yes yes no it's one of the most established theories in psychology as i said", "dvmJeWn4raE-00429-00259304-00259976": "yeah and so contact theory also involves this thinking in terms of us versus them right and", "dvmJeWn4raE-00430-00260080-00260808": "if let's say our dna is sort of we're hardwired to think in terms of us versus them yeah", "dvmJeWn4raE-00431-00260808-00261440": "and our brains haven't really changed in 30 000 years do you think we can evolve to be more", "dvmJeWn4raE-00432-00261544-00262376": "friendly to the others more forgiving maybe more understanding as well um so i'm a little", "dvmJeWn4raE-00433-00262376-00263280": "bit hesitant to say that we are hardwired to be tribal all the time right because especially today", "dvmJeWn4raE-00434-00263280-00264000": "humans have so many different identities and very often these identities are layered or they're even", "dvmJeWn4raE-00435-00264000-00264688": "in conflict with each other it's i mean we're very focused obviously on the situation in the", "dvmJeWn4raE-00436-00264688-00265240": "u.s i think that often goes wrong in european journalism that is that um because we don't", "dvmJeWn4raE-00437-00265296-00265744": "read german anymore i mean this is the case for dutch journalists is that we we can't read german", "dvmJeWn4raE-00438-00265744-00266288": "newspapers we can't read french newspapers because our education was so bad and so we only focus on", "dvmJeWn4raE-00439-00266288-00266840": "on the debates in in in america and then we assume that the same things are happening here but the", "dvmJeWn4raE-00440-00266840-00267432": "level of polarization there and especially the way all these different identities have stacked", "dvmJeWn4raE-00441-00267432-00268008": "on top of one another so you if i know that you like say this kind of sports then i already know", "dvmJeWn4raE-00442-00268072-00268456": "everything else that that's there to know about you if i wear a mask i'm a democrat", "dvmJeWn4raE-00443-00268544-00269000": "et cetera and that's that's it's that's not the case in many other places in the world it", "dvmJeWn4raE-00444-00269000-00269560": "doesn't have to be like that um and especially you know once uh once people have a certain", "dvmJeWn4raE-00445-00269560-00270176": "amount of diversity in their life i think that's the best vaccine against xenophobia um but then", "dvmJeWn4raE-00446-00270176-00270824": "obviously it has to be genuine travel right if it's just tourism going somewhere and you know", "dvmJeWn4raE-00447-00270824-00271232": "having you having a good time and then going away but something like you know living in", "dvmJeWn4raE-00448-00271232-00271800": "another country for a while i think it's it's an extremely valuable thing in your life and it's", "dvmJeWn4raE-00449-00271800-00272480": "it's it's almost like a sort of a social vaccine against xenophobia because you just realize that", "dvmJeWn4raE-00450-00272480-00272960": "the way you do things in your country it's not it's not the only way it's not the natural way", "dvmJeWn4raE-00451-00273016-00273480": "i mean i'm not much of a traveler myself i live in this provincial town called howton and uh", "dvmJeWn4raE-00452-00273536-00274000": "i i just i don't know i become very nervous every time i have to travel so i prefer to stay", "dvmJeWn4raE-00453-00274000-00274392": "stay there it's it's a very boring place you could die on the street and no one would notice", "dvmJeWn4raE-00454-00274520-00275248": "wonderful um but for me studying history is a form of travel um the most important lesson", "dvmJeWn4raE-00455-00275248-00275744": "of history is that the way things are today is not inevitable right everything could radically", "dvmJeWn4raE-00456-00275744-00276256": "change and that i think that in itself gives you a certain humility humility about your views", "dvmJeWn4raE-00457-00276328-00276832": "because so many people in the past and today have thought that they were on the right side of", "dvmJeWn4raE-00458-00276832-00277552": "history and that their views were correct but yeah i mean today there are there are 5 000 religions", "dvmJeWn4raE-00459-00277680-00278240": "and so many people believe that their religion is the correct religion well what are the odds right", "dvmJeWn4raE-00460-00278240-00278840": "i was born in exactly the right society so um i think that's that's great about both traveling the", "dvmJeWn4raE-00461-00278840-00279408": "world and studying history is that if you do it in the right way it makes you much more it gives you", "dvmJeWn4raE-00462-00279408-00279928": "a lot of humidity yeah and you open your book i have it here with a quote from anton chechov", "dvmJeWn4raE-00463-00280040-00280768": "who said man will become better when you show him what he is like so do you really think that maybe", "dvmJeWn4raE-00464-00280768-00281328": "by reading a book like this by starting to believe that we're better we will actually become better", "dvmJeWn4raE-00465-00281328-00281760": "well you know it's a little bit of a joke actually that i use that check of quote because it's so", "dvmJeWn4raE-00466-00281760-00282240": "often been used by people who are pessimistic about human nature i think stephen pinker used it", "dvmJeWn4raE-00467-00282240-00282792": "as well in his major study on war um and obviously i'm very critical of stephen binker's book", "dvmJeWn4raE-00468-00282856-00283232": "but their argument is that you know men will become better if we finally acknowledge that we're", "dvmJeWn4raE-00469-00283232-00283832": "these violent creatures so i thought that i would turn it around because our view of human nature", "dvmJeWn4raE-00470-00283832-00284344": "can be a self-fulfilling prophecy it's not just about the science itself right it's what it's", "dvmJeWn4raE-00471-00284344-00284800": "what we assume in other people that we bring out of each other if we assume that most people deep", "dvmJeWn4raE-00472-00284800-00285432": "down are just selfish then how are we going to organize our universities our companies the way", "dvmJeWn4raE-00473-00285432-00286040": "we do democracy etc etc well i think we're going to build institutions that will bring out a huge", "dvmJeWn4raE-00474-00286040-00286536": "amount of selfishness and i think this has generally been the case in this historical", "dvmJeWn4raE-00475-00286536-00286968": "era that we call the era of neoliberalism and that's maybe now finally coming to an end", "dvmJeWn4raE-00476-00286968-00287456": "you know for such a long time so many people have assumed that people are fundamentally selfish", "dvmJeWn4raE-00477-00287456-00287984": "and built their institutions around it and maybe we can change that right i think this", "dvmJeWn4raE-00478-00287984-00288496": "is a good moment um to ask if anybody here in the audience would like to ask a question", "dvmJeWn4raE-00479-00288640-00289016": "so i see some hands maybe the blonde young man over there", "dvmJeWn4raE-00480-00289640-00290200": "hi first of all thank you for coming has been very interesting so far and we just talked about how", "dvmJeWn4raE-00481-00290280-00290880": "different stories and narratives bring the best of us and uh i would say yeah that good people good", "dvmJeWn4raE-00482-00290880-00291512": "societies spur from good narratives collecting narratives that make us see more long-term what is", "dvmJeWn4raE-00483-00291648-00292256": "good for our society and work toward collective goals however we have seen lately that we consume", "dvmJeWn4raE-00484-00292256-00292920": "very personified uh individualized information and a very fragmented information that usually", "dvmJeWn4raE-00485-00292920-00293576": "creates this um enclave thinking of and seeing only the worst in other people do you think that", "dvmJeWn4raE-00486-00293576-00294320": "there's still place in contemporary society for these big narratives which make us work towards", "dvmJeWn4raE-00487-00294320-00294856": "collective goals and if there's a place for them in contemporary society how do we embrace them", "dvmJeWn4raE-00488-00295384-00296104": "you know when i was a a student history student 10 years ago i had to read all these books about the", "dvmJeWn4raE-00489-00296104-00296632": "end of the nation state for example and that the end of patriotism and blah blah blah and that you", "dvmJeWn4raE-00490-00296632-00297248": "know we would all go up in one big and a global thing um and today we don't really believe that", "dvmJeWn4raE-00491-00297248-00297816": "anymore i think we i mean if you want to think about nation building today in ukraine i mean", "dvmJeWn4raE-00492-00297816-00298328": "it's extraordinarily powerful stories coming out there that will be talked about for decades maybe", "dvmJeWn4raE-00493-00298328-00299080": "even longer than that zelensky saying i don't need a ride i need ammunition or the story of what", "dvmJeWn4raE-00494-00299080-00299648": "happened on that island and you know the first time i i i saw that story i thought well i'm not", "dvmJeWn4raE-00495-00299648-00300128": "really sure if that really happened in that way and i think initially they said that they were all", "dvmJeWn4raE-00496-00300128-00300608": "killed the 30 men i think now it's maybe they're still alive anyway it doesn't really matter", "dvmJeWn4raE-00497-00300608-00301248": "because the story itself is so incredibly powerful at this this moment in history so uh i don't think", "dvmJeWn4raE-00498-00301248-00302160": "any any of that has changed uh i think we humans are fun you we are a storytelling species um so um", "dvmJeWn4raE-00499-00302280-00303152": "and it's it's also the case with some of the doom thinking about modern social media for example", "dvmJeWn4raE-00500-00303152-00303608": "that everything is fragmented that people don't have attention spans anymore et cetera et cetera", "dvmJeWn4raE-00501-00303800-00304432": "i don't know i don't know i mean you can read 19th century social commentators talking about say the", "dvmJeWn4raE-00502-00304432-00305080": "rise of the the train or the telegraph and having these same complaints like people can't focus on", "dvmJeWn4raE-00503-00305080-00305720": "anything anymore uh you know they there's no no stability whatsoever in their lives anymore", "dvmJeWn4raE-00504-00305720-00306320": "and again studying history isn't is is an antidote against overconfident conclusions there because", "dvmJeWn4raE-00505-00306320-00306856": "many things that we worry about today we used to worry about in the past as well and often much", "dvmJeWn4raE-00506-00306856-00307688": "more much more in general if you say it used to it used to be worse you're correct right so that's uh", "dvmJeWn4raE-00507-00307808-00308272": "gives you some reason to put things in perspective there's there's one thing that has changed that", "dvmJeWn4raE-00508-00308272-00308984": "has become worse maybe that's that we live in our smaller echo chambers right oh i don't agree at", "dvmJeWn4raE-00509-00308984-00309568": "all i mean in in the netherlands in the 1950s in this especially in the 1950s we had the so-called", "dvmJeWn4raE-00510-00309568-00310144": "polarization the virgiling of society and you know the bubbles were much more extreme back then", "dvmJeWn4raE-00511-00310224-00310904": "people were either protestant or catholic or socialist or a liberal and you know that you were", "dvmJeWn4raE-00512-00310904-00311448": "completely separate societies if you if you bred goats you wouldn't go to as a catholic", "dvmJeWn4raE-00513-00311448-00312136": "you wouldn't go to the to the protestant goat uh breeding society right but you would have your own", "dvmJeWn4raE-00514-00312136-00312688": "society to do that so you would for instance all consume the same news right so no no you", "dvmJeWn4raE-00515-00312688-00313064": "had a catholic newspaper you had a socialist newspaper at the end of the day you had the", "dvmJeWn4raE-00516-00313120-00313760": "eight o'clock news and maybe what we'll tell you it didn't exist back then let's say in the 60s 70s", "dvmJeWn4raE-00517-00313760-00314368": "or just in the generations just before ours yeah and now we we see you know people that", "dvmJeWn4raE-00518-00314496-00314800": "consume completely different news as well yeah i think it's a", "dvmJeWn4raE-00519-00314984-00315376": "that's more the case for the u.s i think it's much this phenomenon is lost", "dvmJeWn4raE-00520-00315376-00316104": "much less pronounced in europe so for example a couple of years ago there was a study done by", "dvmJeWn4raE-00521-00316320-00316776": "a government think tank we don't even have really have ideological think tanks but just", "dvmJeWn4raE-00522-00316776-00317344": "sort of the government think take this the social and cultural planning bureau about the effects of", "dvmJeWn4raE-00523-00317400-00318056": "asylum centers on the local crime rate and so all the dutch media were writing about the report", "dvmJeWn4raE-00524-00318056-00318568": "the you know the telegraph which is a right-wing newspaper and also the correspondent where i write", "dvmJeWn4raE-00525-00318568-00319112": "for it which is much more left-wing progressive um and obviously they drew different conclusions from", "dvmJeWn4raE-00526-00319112-00319664": "that same report you know i wrote a piece about it and said see this is what i've always been saying", "dvmJeWn4raE-00527-00319664-00320160": "there's no impact on crime you know don't have to worry about that at all let all the refugees come", "dvmJeWn4raE-00528-00320160-00320624": "etc and then the right-wing journalists were obviously saying well we read the report and", "dvmJeWn4raE-00529-00320624-00321304": "see this is a huge problem crime has gone up and therefore closed the borders and a lot of people", "dvmJeWn4raE-00530-00321304-00321824": "were concluding that oh such a problem that we can't even agree on the facts but i saw it very", "dvmJeWn4raE-00531-00321824-00322344": "differently i mean we were reading the same report you know and then we could have a debate about", "dvmJeWn4raE-00532-00322344-00322992": "those facts in in in the us for example everyone has its own report and its own think tank and its", "dvmJeWn4raE-00533-00322992-00323864": "own scientists so um yes i'm a little bit wary of importing all these anxieties from the uk and", "dvmJeWn4raE-00534-00323864-00324456": "the us and automatically assuming that the same thing is happening in in other countries because i", "dvmJeWn4raE-00535-00324456-00324960": "think that very often that's not the case i mean what we have imported from them is algorithms", "dvmJeWn4raE-00536-00324960-00325488": "the biggest social media companies are american right yes we use here as well and so it can", "dvmJeWn4raE-00537-00325488-00326064": "happen that you live your entire social media life and you think oh everybody's like me", "dvmJeWn4raE-00538-00326120-00326688": "everybody agrees with me on this issue yes and there's hardly anyone who thinks differently maybe", "dvmJeWn4raE-00539-00326688-00327016": "those couple of people but that's always been the case and i think that actually", "dvmJeWn4raE-00540-00327120-00327560": "we're we're more open to diverse viewpoints than probably we were in many other", "dvmJeWn4raE-00541-00327624-00328192": "points in our history this is one of the ironies of history is that the moment when people start", "dvmJeWn4raE-00542-00328192-00328704": "worrying about something it's also the moment when things are actually already improving", "dvmJeWn4raE-00543-00328792-00329464": "so i mean i've said quite some things about tax evasion and sex avoidance and certain", "dvmJeWn4raE-00544-00329464-00330024": "billionaires and how hypocritical they are and some people have assumed that therefore i'm very", "dvmJeWn4raE-00545-00330024-00330600": "pessimistic about the fight against tax evasion and tax avoidance but the opposite is true i'm", "dvmJeWn4raE-00546-00330600-00331160": "extremely optimistic there's been an enormous amount of progress in the last 10 years if you", "dvmJeWn4raE-00547-00331160-00331704": "take for example bank secrecy in switzerland well it's pretty much been destroyed by the american", "dvmJeWn4raE-00548-00331704-00332320": "government if you take what the oecd you know the organization of rich countries has been doing", "dvmJeWn4raE-00549-00332400-00332808": "it's actually also the status of the netherlands which is still a major tax paradise", "dvmJeWn4raE-00550-00332880-00333344": "but you know we we are receiving a lot of or we're under a lot of pressure now", "dvmJeWn4raE-00551-00333344-00333976": "to to make significant changes and i've already made some um ten years ago that wasn't the case", "dvmJeWn4raE-00552-00333976-00334752": "at all because no one was talking about it and the biggest injustices are happening in silence when", "dvmJeWn4raE-00553-00334752-00335416": "no one's talking about it so i can imagine some period in the future where we'll all be worried", "dvmJeWn4raE-00554-00335416-00335800": "about animal suffering you know and that will be the main outrage and people will be like well", "dvmJeWn4raE-00555-00335880-00336256": "it's worse than it's ever been but then it's actually already improving because", "dvmJeWn4raE-00556-00336256-00336912": "we're finally angry about it and because there's finally a large effective movement right i think", "dvmJeWn4raE-00557-00336912-00337784": "uh we have one more we have time for one more question um maybe the girl sitting there already", "dvmJeWn4raE-00558-00337952-00338296": "somebody coming yeah i can hold it myself i feel more confident", "dvmJeWn4raE-00559-00338488-00339336": "thanks yeah so nice to see you here i got your book as a gift and yeah it's like an", "dvmJeWn4raE-00560-00339336-00340080": "example of someone being kind to me and it really inspires me to dig some history in my home city", "dvmJeWn4raE-00561-00340080-00341000": "i'm from chongqing where it was bombed by japan during the uh world war ii so i also saw some", "dvmJeWn4raE-00562-00341000-00341816": "photos and uh which resonates uh with this book and my question may be like less at the level of", "dvmJeWn4raE-00563-00341816-00342536": "the like uh like the larger scale but more like down to like daily life and", "dvmJeWn4raE-00564-00342536-00343168": "interpersonal relationships because i remember in this book there is a chapter called um", "dvmJeWn4raE-00565-00343168-00343888": "have a cup of tea or drink with a terrorist so this really makes me think of like", "dvmJeWn4raE-00566-00343888-00344608": "so you're promoting certain values here which are very extremely difficult or challenging to achieve", "dvmJeWn4raE-00567-00344608-00345400": "being kind to the person who may hurt you the most or who you may hate um and while in that situation", "dvmJeWn4raE-00568-00345400-00346120": "you still need to love them or to have like a sort of conversation to learn something from them so in", "dvmJeWn4raE-00569-00346120-00346968": "that case i would like to know like um then what what how could i extend that example to something", "dvmJeWn4raE-00570-00346968-00347632": "more simple not to have a conversation with a terrorist but to have a conversation maybe with", "dvmJeWn4raE-00571-00347632-00348480": "someone you don't talk to so often anymore like your ex who may be a jerk to you in the past or um", "dvmJeWn4raE-00572-00348480-00349232": "or like someone who laughed at you at school at school who bullied you um yeah like those kind of", "dvmJeWn4raE-00573-00349304-00350176": "situations yeah i wonder if you have any uh ideas yeah well maybe we can even take it a step further", "dvmJeWn4raE-00574-00350176-00350680": "i've been thinking a lot about what my next book should be about and a lot of people have said that", "dvmJeWn4raE-00575-00350784-00351504": "to me that reading humankind has been like a warm hug right sort of restores your faith in humanity", "dvmJeWn4raE-00576-00351504-00351944": "and which which is really nice when you're being bombarded by", "dvmJeWn4raE-00577-00351944-00352656": "you know a lot of news that makes you extremely pessimistic um so maybe the next book should be", "dvmJeWn4raE-00578-00352656-00353248": "an antidote against humankind and of should not be a warm hog but more like a how do you say that", "dvmJeWn4raE-00579-00353328-00353888": "kicking the balls a cold shower something like that something very painful and uncomfortable um", "dvmJeWn4raE-00580-00354016-00354384": "because the question is how difficult do we want to make it for ourselves", "dvmJeWn4raE-00581-00354472-00355056": "um there are thousands and thousands of self-help books that will teach you how to live", "dvmJeWn4raE-00582-00355056-00355496": "an easier life how to get rich quick how to make friends how to be successful how to be popular", "dvmJeWn4raE-00583-00355496-00356072": "blah blah blah blah blah and some of those books are great and most of them are worthless um but", "dvmJeWn4raE-00584-00356072-00356496": "there are very few self-help books out there that will teach you how to live a more difficult life", "dvmJeWn4raE-00585-00356568-00357136": "right that will sort of that you almost wish you didn't read it because now you have to", "dvmJeWn4raE-00586-00357136-00357688": "actually do it and now you know all these things and so you you gotta try harder um", "dvmJeWn4raE-00587-00357800-00358536": "so maybe this is one of those things uh it is indeed incredibly difficult sometimes to see", "dvmJeWn4raE-00588-00358536-00359128": "the good and people who are so far away from you or or who have committed horrible things i mean", "dvmJeWn4raE-00589-00359280-00359800": "believing that your friends or people in this room are relatively decent you know that's pretty easy", "dvmJeWn4raE-00590-00359800-00360272": "but now let's talk about criminals who've done absolutely horrific things then it becomes much", "dvmJeWn4raE-00591-00360272-00361248": "more difficult um i there was a documentary made about parents who lost a child in the breivik", "dvmJeWn4raE-00592-00361248-00362208": "massacre you know in norway when was it 2011 2011. um and um there was one extraordinarily powerful", "dvmJeWn4raE-00593-00362208-00362680": "moment when the father was asked you know don't you don't you want to kill him don't you want", "dvmJeWn4raE-00594-00362768-00363120": "you surely you want the death penalty for breivik and you could see", "dvmJeWn4raE-00595-00363296-00363880": "um the difficulty he had in answering that question but he said look um i don't wanna sing", "dvmJeWn4raE-00596-00363880-00364632": "to that level um i i want to stand above that and no i don't feel any need for vengeance whatsoever", "dvmJeWn4raE-00597-00364768-00365168": "but it was very difficult for him to say that and i thought that was an extraordinarily powerful", "dvmJeWn4raE-00598-00365168-00365936": "moment um it no it's not easy in a way it goes against human nature itself to recognize the", "dvmJeWn4raE-00599-00365936-00366584": "good or at least the fundamental human decency or at least the worthiness of people who've", "dvmJeWn4raE-00600-00366584-00367160": "done terrible things or so different from your own but maybe that's what we got to try and do", "dvmJeWn4raE-00601-00367344-00367976": "so i guess there's another book in the works um and so yeah as we're drawing to a close here", "dvmJeWn4raE-00602-00367976-00368368": "this was the second time you joined us here on our stage at room for discussion you know what they", "dvmJeWn4raE-00603-00368368-00369104": "say third time's a charm right so um let's let's imagine you're invited back here okay and it's one", "dvmJeWn4raE-00604-00369104-00369616": "generation down the line we're in the year 2050 now you sit there and there will be a student here", "dvmJeWn4raE-00605-00369680-00370352": "and you're a grandpa maybe you have a big white beard and the student who sits here will ask you", "dvmJeWn4raE-00606-00370352-00371072": "two questions the first question will be now that we're here in 2050 what are the biggest challenges", "dvmJeWn4raE-00607-00371072-00371560": "we as humankind are currently facing what are the things that really keep us up at night", "dvmJeWn4raE-00608-00371792-00372360": "that's a good question um because my answer will probably be completely false that's that's so", "dvmJeWn4raE-00609-00372360-00372848": "that's so interesting that's okay right that if you learn any one thing about history is that", "dvmJeWn4raE-00610-00372848-00373528": "all these predictions are um well obviously a lot depends on how effectively we respond to", "dvmJeWn4raE-00611-00373528-00374408": "the climate crisis a lot depends on that um would be at zero that's zero 2050 that's the goal right", "dvmJeWn4raE-00612-00374552-00375032": "yeah hopefully but i think people still radically underestimate just how difficult that is", "dvmJeWn4raE-00613-00375112-00375424": "i mean a lot of people are saying now let's cut off from russian gas well", "dvmJeWn4raE-00614-00375552-00376200": "we're so so dependent uh still on gas and it's renewables are not going to cut it anytime soon", "dvmJeWn4raE-00615-00376200-00376912": "um we give still such an extremely fossil fuel driven society in almost every single way you", "dvmJeWn4raE-00616-00376912-00377768": "know how we the the the sort of the pillars of modern society and plastic ammonia steel cement", "dvmJeWn4raE-00617-00377768-00378672": "you know you all need fossil fuels for it um so uh i i i'm one of those progressives who still", "dvmJeWn4raE-00618-00378672-00379312": "feels that people underestimate the challenge even people on my side of the political spectrum and", "dvmJeWn4raE-00619-00379376-00379832": "look one of the biggest tensions i think in my political thinking today that i cannot", "dvmJeWn4raE-00620-00379832-00380552": "really resolve is on the one hand um my enthusiasm for participatory democracy", "dvmJeWn4raE-00621-00380552-00381104": "from moving towards a genuine democracy without career politicians but where basically everyone", "dvmJeWn4raE-00622-00381104-00381600": "gets to have a say and almost everyone has the opportunity to become some form of politician", "dvmJeWn4raE-00623-00381600-00382152": "during his or her lifetime but then on the other hand the need for speed right there's a famous", "dvmJeWn4raE-00624-00382152-00382656": "saying from oscar wilde who said the whole problem with socialism is that it takes too many evenings", "dvmJeWn4raE-00625-00382736-00383208": "i think you can see see that clearly with for example the energy transition today", "dvmJeWn4raE-00626-00383208-00383688": "in the netherlands where yes you know on a general level we're all like yes let's move to", "dvmJeWn4raE-00627-00383688-00384408": "zero emissions in 2050 but then when it becomes a local issue and you you know you get a windmill in", "dvmJeWn4raE-00628-00384408-00384968": "your backyard then suddenly you know it becomes an outrageous injustice and you start fighting", "dvmJeWn4raE-00629-00384968-00385472": "strongly against it we and halton are very good at that by the way um but it's it's happening", "dvmJeWn4raE-00630-00385472-00386336": "everywhere it's not in my backyard phenomenal um so i i cannot fully resolve those let's let's go", "dvmJeWn4raE-00631-00386336-00386680": "to the second question that the students sitting here i haven't given you answering anything", "dvmJeWn4raE-00632-00386736-00387160": "but that's that's okay i mean uh yeah climate change will still be an issue", "dvmJeWn4raE-00633-00387160-00387600": "i don't know i i just don't know i have no clue whatsoever and i don't think that's even my", "dvmJeWn4raE-00634-00387600-00388144": "job to do any predictions okay let's do another prediction even though it's not your job yeah um", "dvmJeWn4raE-00635-00388264-00388912": "so you look back from then 2015. you look back to that ancient history year 2022 yeah yeah", "dvmJeWn4raE-00636-00388912-00389664": "yeah back over that generation those 30 years what achievements will humankind be most proud", "dvmJeWn4raE-00637-00389664-00390096": "well that question in itself assumes that there will be progress", "dvmJeWn4raE-00638-00390096-00390472": "and that there will be moral progress scientific progress technological progress", "dvmJeWn4raE-00639-00390472-00390992": "i'm fairly confident about you know technological and scientific progress i'm not confident about", "dvmJeWn4raE-00640-00390992-00391616": "moral progress uh you know we've we've maybe become adjusted to the idea that things always", "dvmJeWn4raE-00641-00391696-00392304": "get better that for example the number of democracies in the world goes up that poverty goes", "dvmJeWn4raE-00642-00392304-00392880": "down etc and that even though there's still a lot to do the general trend of history is good or you", "dvmJeWn4raE-00643-00392880-00393464": "know the martin luther king quote the the the bend of the what is it moral universe it bends towards", "dvmJeWn4raE-00644-00393464-00394136": "justice but i think that's a really it's a fallacy there's there's there's no such thing as the will", "dvmJeWn4raE-00645-00394136-00394712": "of history history doesn't judge anyone history is just history it's just a bunch of facts it's just", "dvmJeWn4raE-00646-00394712-00395312": "one damn thing happening after another as they say it's people that that make progress right and um", "dvmJeWn4raE-00647-00395464-00396152": "there's nothing in avid about that yes hopefully we'll look back in 2050 or 2100 on the", "dvmJeWn4raE-00648-00396152-00396712": "extraordinary accomplishments you know that we've stopped factory farming that we've eradicated", "dvmJeWn4raE-00649-00396712-00397208": "poverty that we've done so many other awesome things but there's nothing nothing inevitable", "dvmJeWn4raE-00650-00397208-00397840": "about about it if there's one main thing that i try to convey in all of my books it's it is that", "dvmJeWn4raE-00651-00397896-00398480": "nothing is enabled about the way our society is structured today and we can all change that but", "dvmJeWn4raE-00652-00398480-00398984": "it doesn't happen automatically it just starts with with this margaret me talked about it", "dvmJeWn4raE-00653-00398984-00399616": "small groups of thoughtful committed citizens who wake up and realize well if not me then who else", "dvmJeWn4raE-00654-00399672-00400136": "why not let's try and do something yep your book is subtitled and this will be my last question", "dvmJeWn4raE-00655-00400224-00400832": "a hopeful history so you seem to be a man of hope yes yes are you hopeful let's say for that", "dvmJeWn4raE-00656-00400832-00401280": "i'm always hopeful and there's an important distinction between hope and optimism right", "dvmJeWn4raE-00657-00401336-00401912": "optimism is almost like a form of determinism where you feel like oh things will turn out to", "dvmJeWn4raE-00658-00401912-00402784": "be all right right optimism is i think a form of complacency um or a way of ignoring also", "dvmJeWn4raE-00659-00402784-00403464": "injustices this would be one of my criticisms of you know these the work of the big optimists today", "dvmJeWn4raE-00660-00403536-00404032": "maybe someone like stephen pinker is that yes you can you can talk a lot about", "dvmJeWn4raE-00661-00404032-00404520": "you know the decline in poverty etc but we still have an enormous responsibility to do", "dvmJeWn4raE-00662-00404520-00404960": "to do much more than we do today and that's what hope is all about hope", "dvmJeWn4raE-00663-00404960-00405432": "recognizes the possibility of change the possibility that we can do things differently", "dvmJeWn4raE-00664-00405560-00406416": "but there's nothing inevitable about it i think on that note we can thank you for joining us today", "dvmJeWn4raE-00665-00406416-00406824": "and i would like to ask you uh in the name of martina who can't be here she would have", "dvmJeWn4raE-00666-00406824-00407360": "sat here asked half the questions i have a pen here and maybe i thought you could of course", "dvmJeWn4raE-00667-00407440-00408056": "of course and uh while you do that um i just wanted to tell all of you students in the hall um", "dvmJeWn4raE-00668-00408120-00408736": "that first of all thank you that you joined us here today um if you like this event today", "dvmJeWn4raE-00669-00408736-00409280": "you might also like some others we have only in march we have the ceo of rabobank coming", "dvmJeWn4raE-00670-00409360-00409960": "we have two of europe's most exciting investigative journalists we have the", "dvmJeWn4raE-00671-00409960-00410432": "former speechwriter of president obama and national security advisor and rhodes", "dvmJeWn4raE-00672-00410488-00411008": "and at the end of the month we also have vice president of the european central bank", "dvmJeWn4raE-00673-00411008-00411600": "coming uh you know we'll be sitting over here and we also have applications open right now", "dvmJeWn4raE-00674-00411600-00412064": "so if you'd like to be an interviewer for room for discussion um don't hesitate to send us your", "dvmJeWn4raE-00675-00412143-00412600": "application letters applications are open until the end of the week we're also looking for a new", "dvmJeWn4raE-00676-00412600-00414584": "marketing officer but for now let's all uh thank richard for his time thanks everyone", "dvmJeWn4raE-00677-00415088-00415096": "you"}}]