At this point...
...I think we need help.
Charles, tell me.
Pack your bags, CJ.
we're going to Italy.
A new, terrifying, homicide has been committed tonight near Gravina di Catania.
It's funny to see how some things never change.
CJ, this is Brian Lewis.
I'm going there!
Agents Carlmichael and Johnson
You made your choice, Brian.
I'll make mine.
Some desires could be dangerous, very dangerous
Will be involved in a crazy, mortal, game.
Faster, CJ. FASTER!
Let's go!
CHARLES!
In the end we got you.
Bastard.
You are heartless!
I wouldn't?!
Stop The Guilottine -Reloaded-
No!
NO!
NOOOOOOOO!!
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What is Figure 8 Chain? Friday Jewelry Findings Tutorial - Duration: 4:54.
A Figure 8 chain isn't actually any one particular thing, but can be found in several different
configurations.
However it's made or put together, it's always quite decorative.
Hi there, Sandy here.
Welcome to another Friday Findings video at KeepsakeCrafts.net.
So I was kind of fascinated when I started looking at Figure 8 chain and seeing all the
different kinds of links that you can put together what would be called Figure 8 chain.
This one, for example, is probably what's probably classically considered Figure 8 chain.
There's a single link that was once an oval link, but it was twisted so now it's a Figure
8 and it's alternating with other links often of a different size.
The Figure 8s are usually smaller and the other links are larger.
This one happens to have gears in between, which is very cool, but this is I guess maybe
a classic Figure 8, but there are other chains that can be called Figure 8 chain.
This is a chain that I made.
This was a labor of love.
I don't know that I would recommend it.
I was doing it for a project and it was from the book, "Mastering the Art of Metal Jewelry"
and this was an exercise.
It took forever!
But what you can see here is that these are Figure 8 links, very different from the twisted
links here.
This you start out with an 's' shape and then bring the ends around and around until you
have a Figure 8 and this chain is all the same links, but this would be a Figure 8 chain
as well.
Now this one's rather different.
This one has flattened oval links alternating with these pinched links that are also in
an 8 shape.
They're not twisted, but they're pinched and the split is right here.
On one side it's pinched and on the other side it's split, but this would also be considered
Figure 8 chain.
And the same with this chain.
It has of course an entirely different look because it's connecting together larger and
smaller round rings instead of all links of the same size and yet still it's a Figure
8 chain.
They're all different versions and depending on the other links in the chain and the patterns,
they could be called other things, but these little connectors are still considered Figure
8s.
As you can see all of these chains from ArtBeads.com are pretty much your traditional Figure 8
chain.
One twisted Figure 8 link connecting one untwisted oval link alternating in that pattern.
These chains for Beadaholique have a bit more variety.
There are your traditional ones and then there's also ones connecting long oval links.
Here's a whole variety of different ways of making Figure 8 chain from Ebay.
You may have heard of 'infinity links' and sometimes Figure 8 chain is called infinity
chain, like the one in the upper right from Tiffany's.
The beautiful Figure 8 link is the focal and then the rest of the chain is something else.
Same with the bracelet to the left of it and even the chain to the left of that has more
forged beaten Figure 8 links held together by cable chain it appears to be.
In the lower left is an interesting chain consisting of links that appear to be made
of half round wire long ovals that have been twisted into 8s and connected with short oval
links.
The one to the right of that one has a single curve style link connecting three Figure 8
links for a very decorative twisted and more masculine look I might say.
And the one on the lower right, interestingly a heavy forged Figure 8 links connected together
with the pinched Figure 8 links that I showed you earlier.
And finally, here's even more variety in the Fire Mountain Gems catalog.
I love the one on the upper left, which appears to be made of square wire that was then twisted
into a Figure 8.
A very decorative, bold look.
All the other ones on the top are connected with these forged hammered links, which gives
it a more industrial feel.
So although Figure 8 chain can look very dainty and delicate, changing out the types of links
that you use can really change the look.
So I hope you find my tutorials helpful and inspiring and beneficial.
If you're interested in the supplies I showed, click on the link in the upper right or the
lower left at the end of the video or in the description box to go to my blog post where
I always have a supply list and links to products.
Be sure to subscribe to my channel if you haven't already and if you're interested in
bonus tutorials, take a look at my Patreon page for how you can get those and lots of
extras.
Happy creating!
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Bizarre Details That Never Made Sense About JFK's Assassination - Duration: 6:13.
Of the four American presidents who've been not serving their term, John F. Kennedy's death is the
one that haunts people the most.
It's not just the grisly, public manner in which he was passed that confounds the crowds.
There's also the matter of the rampant conspiracy theories, apparent official cover-ups, and
eerie missing links that still exist around the attack on the 35th President of the United
States.
"The President of the United States is gone."
Here are just some of the many things that don't add up about the JFK passing.
South of the border
Despite having one of the nation's most recognizable names, there's a lot we don't know about Lee
Harvey Oswald.
We still don't know why he did it, and we certainly don't know what he was up to in
Mexico City during the weeks leading up to the assassination.
Mexico City in the '60s was to Cold War spies what Miami beach is to spring break bros.
It's been called "the spy capital of the Western hemisphere."
Cuban agents, Soviet moles, and CIA operatives all rubbed shoulders there.
Oswald was a defector who'd tried to pledge himself to the USSR.
So, he partly used his time in Mexico to attempt to secure a Soviet visa.
But the day he visited the Soviet embassy just so happened to be the day the CIA's camera
broke, so we have no pictures of him there to flesh out the details.
Coincidence?
And while he's often referred to as the lone guy now, Oswald wasn't sipping on margaritas
solo in Mexico City.
He was spotted at a party which may have featured Cuban diplomats joking about how useful it'd
be if Kennedy were not here.
Considering the CIA disparaged June Cobb, the spy who told them about the possible fiesta
plot, however, it's hard to know if that was the source of his scheme.
Speaking of the government's shady lack of interest ...
Without a trace
Perhaps the strangest thing about Oswald is that he didn't spend the run up to Kennedy's
passing being tailed by the CIA, FBI, or any other department with an acronym for a name,
despite being a known defector.
Oswald had gone to Moscow in 1959 and renounced his American citizenship.
When the Kremlin rejected Oswald's overtures, he tried to not himself.
This desperate act was enough to bag Oswald a temporary stay in the USSR, so the KGB shipped
him out to Minsk to work in a radio factory.
Oswald wanted more than to just help make stereos in Eastern Europe, though.
He later claimed he'd offered the Soviets information on America's U2 spy planes.
A few years later, Oswald moved back to the States with his wife and daughter.
But instead of being flagged and interrogated by intelligence officials, he was largely
ignored and left to waltz around town like he wasn't some traitor to the nation.
Secret Service slump
The Secret Service is known for being quick on their feet during assassination attempts,
but when it came to JFK's passing, they were curiously slow to get to their Eagle.
Perhaps it had something to do with the fact that the POTUS-mobile had its running boards
retracted, so his protection officers were farther away than usual.
But there were still about five seconds between the first shot, which hit JFK in the neck,
and the second shot which struck his head and ended his time.
A high-speed response might have saved the president, but instead, no one seemed to move.
Driver William Greer didn't take evasive action.
Paul Landis, following the Kennedy car, didn't jump onboard and shield the president with
his body.
The only Secret Service guy that can be seen jumping onto the car in the footage is Clint
Hill, who was part of the First Lady's security detail and was fulfilling his duty to protect
her.
It wasn't until after the second shot that feet seemed to really hit the pavement in
pursuit of the President's doomed ride.
Postmortem morbidity
The bizarre aspects of the Kennedy passing didn't end with JFK's actual demise.
If anything, things only got weirder.
The body was taken to Dallas Parkland Memorial Hospital, but it barely got through the doors
before a fight broke out over who got to slice and dice it.
The local coroner was a guy named Earl Rose, who thought he had dominion over the autopsy
since JFK was taken in Texas.
When Rose tried to physically block the Secret Service from the corpse, he was thwarted by
Kennedy's detail, who took the body back to Bethesda Naval Hospital in Maryland.
But that's not where the autopsy drama ended, either.
JFK's autopsy doctor, James Joseph Humes, admitted to failing to remove and weigh the
organs, per protocol, and what's worse, is that he destroyed the original report.
Humes claimed he hand-copied and burned his original report to stop the bloodstained document
from being a source of morbid fascination, but it was still a completely perplexing move
on his part.
On top of that, the woman who developed the autopsy images that are preserved in the National
Archive claimed that the ones she delivered were different than what can be seen now.
The photo paper type was different than what her lab used, too, which suggested that they
came from a different printing session altogether.
And those weren't the only documentation oddities that happened.
Disappearing evidence
If you've ever watched a detective drama, you'll know that long before the good cop-bad
cop routine commences, a tape recorder is turned on and plopped on the table.
But for some reason, that wasn't the case when it came to the interviews done with Lee
Harvey Oswald after his arrest.
In fact, there are almost no official notes of Oswald's questioning by Dallas police or
the FBI.
The only record of Oswald's interrogation exists in the form of notes made by the two
interviewers, which are themselves rough and incomplete.
And what's even crazier is that some of the notes weren't discovered until the 1990s when
they were found among the belongings of a deceased officer and donated to the public.
The notes are very clear on one thing, though.
Oswald repeatedly declared his innocence, claiming that the images of him posing with
the rifle used to hurt Kennedy were faked.
Other documents surrounding the investigation that have since gone missing include a note
from Oswald himself, an intelligence file on him, and the Secret Service records pertaining
to a trip JFK was supposed to take in Chicago a month before his passing.
Perhaps most curiously, the tissue samples of JFK's brain, which were under lock and
key at the National Archives, were stolen from their storage container a few years after
his demise.
Talk about a head-scratcher.
Document dump
What documents do remain intact regarding JFK's going bye bye may become public sooner
than later.
In 1992, George H.W. Bush signed the Records Collection Act, which sets the date
for all JFK records to become public as of October 26, 2017.
In July 2017, some of those files came through early, including one that indicated that by
the mid-1970's the CIA no longer believed the story that Lee Harvey Oswald was a lone
actor, despite maintaining that position publicly.
Who knows what the rest of this document drop will reveal.
One thing's for sure.
With all of these bizarre question marks looming over the incident and subsequent investigations,
it's really no wonder JFK's passing is still the most conspiracy theory-riddled
case in American history.
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THE IDOLM@STER.KR Ep. 24 Trailer - Duration: 0:31.
Do you think people will even bother to come?
What's the point if no one comes?
I'm sure there'll be some people.
Don't be nervous. Just go out and have fun.
This could be the last time the ten of us perform together.
I don't think we can go on with the concert today.
- What? - What?
What now?
Are we a flop?
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12 TUNTI HELSINGISSÄ (SUOMEKSI) / 12 HOURS IN FINLAND (ENGLISH SUBTITLES) - Duration: 7:39.
So, hi everyone and welcome to a new vlog!
I told last time that I would do a video in Finnish from Finland,
but that time I was so busy that I really didn't have time to film anything
and million other bad excuses why I didn't film.
Now I'm in Helsinki. My original plan was to stay until Saturday morning,
but because nothing never goes as planned, I'll fly back to Stockholm already tonight.
But I thought you could still follow me around for a day in Helsinki.
First, we will head to the city. And you'll then get to see then what else I have planned. So I welcome you to follow along!
And before I go, I thought I could show you my outift quick.
I'm wearing a baker boy hat, I just think these kinds of hats look so super cool right now.
Mine is from Asos. I will check if the hat is still available on their site, and if so, I will link it down below.
Else I'm wearing an all black outfit.
The jacket is from H&M.
I'm not so sure if you can see so well, but I'm wearing a ruffle shirt under it.
And it's from Gina Tricot!
Black pants
And my shoes are from Skopunkten.
I'm doing a collaboration right now with them, so check out my blog, if you want to!
Okay, now I'm going to visit Marsaana's office.
They are having a wellness day event there today, so that is why I'm going there to say hi to everyone
Let's go!
And Laura is here too!
Okay, now I'm done with the Marsaana's event.
And I'm going to meet my grandmother at Stockmann.
I'm not sure yet what we are going to do, but we are just going to spend some time together before I'll head to the airport again.
I hope I'm not holding my hand on the microphone, because I have so much stuff in my hands.
We came to a place called Chapter, one of my readers recommended this to me when I asked some tips to Helsinki on my blog.
This is a new place, and it's super nice! So thank you for the tip!
Cheers!
Okay, now we are waiting for the tram to back home.
I actually have to still post some packages, before I go the airport.
Me and my sister have been selling some of our clothes on instagram.
So I'm posting those packages.
I would still have so many clothes I would want to sell, but right now I don't have the time.
So I can't add more stuff there right now
I've been so busy that I haven't had the time that the instagram page and selling the clothes takes
So yeah, but I will link it down below in case you want to check it out. And I usually tell on my snapchat or instagram stories when I've added more clothes there.
Okay, now I'm back "home". Or in our home here in Helsinki.
I just changed my clothes, so I'm ready for the flight.
But I got some stuff from the PR office
I thought I could show you what I got at the same time as I'm packing the into my luggage.
I just got these, so I have no obligation whatsoever to show these products.
Just to clear that out before some one gets bothered.
Lidl will bring out a new collection of cashmere knits during this autumn
Mine is in size M, and it's dark blue.
I haven't tried it on yet, but yeah.
yeah!
And then,
Here we have... I actually got a luggage tag!
It's super nice!
And then, this is a towel and you'll be able to remove your make up with this. I'm so excited to try this out!
And then a Tangle Teezer.
A Beautyblender
I wait so much that I can try this one.
It's a spray that will change into powder when you spray it to your hair.
It's not out on sale just yet.
Hair ties
A water bottle from Odd Molly
Here you can easily wash your make up brushes!
Hand lotion!
It's a sticker to remove tuft from you clothes
And then you can just easily close it by rolling it
This is super good!
And...
Face masks!
So that is what I got!
And now, I'm making the boxes ready.
And I'll quickly also show my travel outfit before I leave.
I'm wearing a sweater from Gina Tricot.
Jacket is from Zara
And I'm wearing yoga pants
And shoes are from Puma!
So this is how I'll be traveling!
Because being comfy comes first!
I'm just waiting for my flight to Stckholm
and I think I'll end this vlog here.
Thank you so much for watching! And tell me what did you think of this video in Finnish.
Remember to check out my blog and instagram! I will see you guys soon again. Bye bye!
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Possiamo cancellare i brutti ricordi? - Duration: 3:48.
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Cross Grain Hollow Form With Fins - Duration: 6:10.
Hi, Alan Stratton from As Wood Turns (www.AsWoodTurns.com) After turning the fin vase a few week ago,
I just had to try another.
This time an enclosed form or hollow form with the same sort of fins but with a different
grain orientation.
This is a cross grain hollow form.
It used many of the same techniques.
However, I hollowed out the inside just a little bit more which made cutting the fins
really scary.
As I was cutting these fins, I was constantly afraid that I would cut through and wind up
with a two part fin hollow form.
So let's make this fin hollow form and see how it works.
It has been about nine months since this cherry was harvested.
It has spent this time with end grain sealed and in a plastic bag and somewhat sheltered.
Even so, it is still green, I'd say about half dry.
I am pounding a two prong center into the wood.
If the end of the center mushrooms from the hammer, I'll just grind it back.
I want it solid through the bark and into the wood.
With the wood now mounted to the lathe, the tail stock provides support and security.
I'm working from the bottom with a large bowl gouge, trying to ride a bevel as much
as possible while roughing the bowl.
This cherry wood smells great, kind of like cherries.
It does not take too long to cut the wood to a round shape.
Now for the basic shape, kind of like a fat vase.
I'm also cutting a tenon on the bottom and another little lip that will help guide my
eyes for the shape.
Hopefully, I can avoid cutting too thin a bottom.
The focus of this project is to have a small hollow form with fins.
It is kind of hard to balance the outer shape that is now very visible with the inside of
the fins shape that will be cut later.
I'm using my large bowl gouge with push cuts to quickly remove wood and with shear
scraping to refine and smooth out the wood.
This cherry is great turning wood.
Now with the bowl reversed into my chuck using the tenon I cut just a bit earlier.
I'm choosing a fairly flat top to emphasize the fins.
I'm still using my gouge for wood removal and for refining the shape.
I'm going to drill the first hole into the interior with a Forstner bit.
This is not difficult since the hole is going into cross grain and the cherry is still soft
from being wet.
Now to hollow out the interior.
I resolved a couple of years ago not to do any deep and large diameter hollow forms until
I could do it without risking a shoulder injury.
I've been working on an articulating hollowing setup.
I'm still working out the last details, so that's all I will say about it right
now.
Suffice to say, I'm hollowing what I hope will be a good interior shape.
You would not be able to see this part anyway.
Now for the scary part – cutting the fins.
How deep can I cut the fins?
I hollowed out the interior so there is no common distance from outer perimeter to the
central hollow.
This will be a measure, cut, measure, cut, again and again operation.
I'm working from top to bottom by eye.
I don't expect a lot of warping, this wood is too dry.
My greatest fear now is cutting too deep and then to have a two part hollow form.
Disaster.
Another part is ensuring the fins are cut evenly.
I found that shining a flashlight from behind the form helps me assess the curve at the
inside of the fins.
Making them even means cutting the fins a little deeper.
But cutting deeper risks that two part hollow form again.
I can conquer my fears.
Finally, I'm reversing the form onto a faceplate.
I've shaped the faceplate to allow the top to be inside the faceplate and the shoulders
of the hollow form to rest on the faceplate.
The tailstock with live center provides support while I trim up the bottom.
I'll clean up the nub with a sanding pad on the drill press.
After it dries a bit more, I'll sand it a little more then finish with walnut oil.
This hollow form is not a simple project.
Yet it is an interesting one that I will be turning more like this one.
With the wood somewhat dry already, I don't expect dramatic warping.
But the fins still provide that little bit more perspective that I find interesting.
As scary as it was, the vase is worth it.
That's all for my hollow form.
Please give this video a thumbs up, subscribe on my website and tell your friends.
Always wear your full face shield –goggles are not enough protection.
Until next week, this is Alan Stratton from As Wood Turns dot com.
Come back next week for a new woodturning video.
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Brother John - Are You Sleeping? Nursery Rhymes Kindergarten | Sleeping Baby Born | Sofi Shokki - Duration: 2:32.
Are you sleeping? Are you sleeping?
Brother John? Brother John?
Morning bells are ringing. Morning bells are ringing.
Ding ding dong! Ding ding dong!
Are you brushing? Are you brushing?
Brother John? Brother John?
Morning bells are ringing. Morning bells are ringing.
Ding ding dong! Ding ding dong!
Are you eating? Are you eating?
Brother John? Brother John?
Morning bells are ringing. Morning bells are ringing.
Are you playing?
Morning bells are ringing. Morning bells are ringing.
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Halo Eye Makeup Tutorial 🔥 Morphe Brushes 35W | Makeup 101 - Duration: 8:46.
hi guys it's me ColorMeCassie and today we're doing a makeup 101 video on how to do a
halo eye and guys if you're new here then consider subscribing for more
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And you guys if you like this video make sure you smash that like button so that
I know to keep doing videos just like this! Without further ado let's jump
right into this makeup 101 tutorial! So guys today I'm going to be using the
morphe brushes 35w palette I just wanted to use something a little bit more
affordable and I believe these more few pallets are like 20 bucks a palette and
you do get 35 shades in them so that comes out to a pretty darn affordable
definitely drugstore range of affordability just so that you guys can
see all of the colors in here this is kinda what we're working with lots of
Purple's lots of bronzy shades. Ooop fallin over!
lots of Purple's lots of bronzy shades and I think this is a great palette for
fall so I'm gonna be using this palette today to teach you guys how to do a halo
eye. So today I'm gonna start out using the Too Faced shadow insurance this is
just an eyeshadow primer that I really really enjoy and eye shadow primers are
really good for helping colors to be super pigmented on your eyes and helping
to reduce fallout I would highly recommend using an eyeshadow primer of
some kind and if you don't have an eyeshadow primer just put some concealer
on your eyelids and powder over the top and then you can start your eyeshadow
look and it'll stay a lot better so the Morphe palette doesn't have a mirror so
I'm gonna be using my Marc Jacobs palette as the mirror don't like get me
wrong I'm not using this palette for anything on my eyes that's all the
morphe palette but there is legit no mirror in this guy so
now I'm just taking a little bit of my Rimmel stay matte powder and powdering
on top of that primer for the first shade I'm going to be
going in with this orange color right here and that is just gonna serve as my
transition shade and my crease I'm going to start applying it right on the outer
corner and kind of use little fluffy circular motions and back and forth
windshield wiper motions to get that color more concentrated on the outer
edge and also the middle of the eye in the crease but also just slightly blend
it in towards the center part of the eye I do want it a little bit lighter on the
inner corner but I want the color to go all the way along the crease when I'm
doing a halo eye and once I feel like I've got that kind of blended all the
way and most of the product off of my brush I'm going to kind of take it up a
little bit higher and try to blend that up towards my brow bone I don't want it
to be super pigmented up there but I'm just kind of blending out these edges
which is why I waited until there's not product very much at all on my brush so
my next step is to take that same color and put it on the outer corner of my eye
and also on the inner corner of my eye on the lid just to start blending that
color inwards to create that halo effect of darkness on each edge of the eye and
something that's really great about halo eyes is they really help to contour your
eye and I know like everyone's super into contouring right now contour this
contour that contour my neck contour my butt but you know contouring your eyes
is a legit thing you do darker around the edges and the lighter in the middle
and it's gonna really bring your eye forward and make it seem more round and
make it kind of pop so that is a benefit of doing an eye look like this now I'm
gonna go in with this deeper Brown orange shade right here and I'm gonna
use that in my crease just a little bit lower to deepen it up a bit and this is
just adding to that dimension on the eye to just draw the parts that you want to
draw backwards backwards in the face if that makes sense
darkness is it going to bring areas back just like when you contour your
cheekbone and sinks it in we're contouring the eye socket if that makes
sense that's it's a weird thing to do but it looks pretty promise and I'm also
going to be taking a little bit of a smaller blending brush just to make sure
I get this very precisely in the crease and I'm also
going to bring that again on the inner outer corners I'm just not going to
bring it into the middle quite so far
and just to make sure the edges are all nice and blended I'm going to go back in
with my big blending brush with whatever was left on it and blend out those edges
and now I'm going to go ahead and take this dark purple shade and put that on
the inner and outer corner of my eyelid and I'm just going to be using a flat
shader brush to lay that down and then going back in with my detail blending
brush here I'm going to take some more of that purple and just kind of blend it
over the top of the crease to connect the top and really finish off that halo
effect so we're just gonna take that and kind of go from the one side of the
purple over to the other and keep it pretty darn low in the crease and then
going back with my big fluffy brush I'm just gonna blend out the very very edges
of that purple being really careful not to blend too much so that it gets muddy
and just kind of feathering out the very edge of where that purple is
and then I'm just gonna take a little bit more of that purple on my flat
shader brush and really touch up any areas that I think I lost a little bit
of pigmentation in the blending now I'm gonna take a little makeup remover wipe
just to make sure I get all that dark purple off of this flat shader brush
real quick and I'm gonna go ahead and spray it with some setting spray because
what we're gonna do now is we're gonna take a bright shimmery shade and place
it right in the middle and that is really gonna pull the middle of the eye
forward and make the eye appear more round and voluptuous and pretty and boom
you know it's gonna be all like POW wham eyeball you know you get it for the
bright pop in the center I'm gonna go in with this coppery gold shade right here
because I think that'll be really really pretty and I'm just gonna place that
right in the center of the eye
and I'm really being careful not to take that too far out because it's easier to
spread and blend it than it is going to be to undo it and I'm going to take this
little detail brush and just kind of feather that right on the edges of the
copper to make sure you have a really gradual
change between the copper and the purple and I'm going to take our orange
transition shade and apply that on the lower lash line just to really help
round out the look and then I'm going to take this light shimmery shade right
here and just apply that on the inner corners of my eyes and also on the right
brow bone so that is kind of the finished idea of how you do a halo eye
you can do this with a variety of colors you just really want to keep the darker
shades on the inner and outer corner of the eye and then connect it over in the
crease and that is really going to give you depth around the eye and then if you
apply a lighter shade that maybe has a little bit of shimmer to it right in the
middle you're gonna get that pump that pulled forward so I'm gonna go ahead and
put on my liner my mascara and my lip and I'll be right back okay real true
time you guys sometimes putting on liquid lipstick really does not go the
way I wanted to so I just legit spent like a full 10 maybe 15 minutes trying
to get that to work right so guys this is the finished look I really do enjoy
doing halo looks they're one of my favorite kind of looks so just remember
darker shades in the crease in the internet corners and a light shimmery
shade in the center of the lid and you'll be good to go that is the key
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11 ACTIONS WHICH INDICATE YOU'RE ACTUALLY WAKING UP - Duration: 18:49.
11 ACTIONS WHICH INDICATE YOU�RE ACTUALLY WAKING UP
Residents of earth are becoming more conscious in two primary areas.
The first relates to the way in which our planetary social system has been hijacked
into a scam to predominately benefit a select few at the expense of the rest of us, as well
as our natural systems. The second concerns our intimate connection to all of reality,
regardless if viewed through an ecological, scientific or metaphysical lens.
These shifts in consciousness are not based on new insights. In our so-called �civilised�
history there have always been royal families, aristocrats and the upper echelons of social
and corporate structures who have aimed to control local, regional and international
populations through whatever means possible, leading to many revolutions. Moreover, the
dominant philosophy throughout humanity�s evolution is arguably animistic in nature,
and consciousness played an integral role for not just ancient people�s, but more
modern minds as well.
However, these understandings are becoming increasingly widespread, amplified by not
just certain characteristics of our current era (such as the instantaneous sharing of
information via the world-wide web), but by the current era itself. Simply, we�re participating
in an evolution of energy, fueled by natural cycles.
The enchanted absurdity of our present moment is symbolised by an extraordinary dance of
dichotomies. That�s why expanding your mind is but one half of the process. Even though
there�s all this newfound awareness being cultivated across our planet, it is yet to
be translated into serious action for most people.
Ultimately, the process of �waking up� is not just about striving to become aware
of new information, it�s counterpart is translating it into conscious action. With
this in spell, this article will focus on the �actions� which indicate you�re
actually waking up.
1. You Source Food from Local and Ethical Sources
Now of course it�s extremely challenging to always eat locally grown foods, because
the system isn�t designed that way. But that doesn�t mean we can�t make a conscious
effort to do so.
We can eat seasonally, grow our own and support regional growers and farmers. There are markets
in most communities to facilitate this. Inevitably there will be foods that are difficult to
grow in certain areas (especially without applying permaculture or other advanced techniques),
however it�s not insurmountable to source your specific tastes from as close as you
can, and do so as ethically as you can.
Moreover, society in general is sick and fat. This is directly related to the monopolistic
control of society�s diet and its related low-nutrition and high-chemical culture, as
well as poor individual habits and choices. Therefore, eat in a way that makes you healthy,
both mentally and physically. Put simply, it�s a direct rebellion against the corporatised
tainting of our food.
2. You Take Great Care of Your Health
Health is much, much more than just physical and mental. As I explained in the article
�Make 2017 Your First Year of Real Abundance�:
�to truly live an abundant existence we�ll need a rich tapestry of physical, emotional,
psychological, philosophical, behavioral, social, relationship, creative and spiritual
health.� Few people appear to take heed of their own
condition because there�s just so much self-abuse that permeates humanity. For example, stress,
sadness and sickness is prolific, as is addiction. The foolish component is that at the least
these dysfunctional and disharmonious states are reinforced by consistent poor choices,
and at the worst created by them.
In addition, another aspect I didn�t mention in that previous quote is sexual health. There�s
so much sexual suppression, chronic masturbation and widespread sexual blackmail and abuse,
as well as a huge lack of tantric approaches to sex, regardless if it�s solo or mutually
shared.
Simply, the sexual health of humanity is seriously sick.
Moreover, if you�ve got health issues to overcome, you should be taking the most natural
route as possible. Meditation, alternative therapies and natural medicines; they�re
all on the list of potentialities, especially in the face of the corruption and collusion
of the pharma drug dealers.
So let�s face it; there are very few people on this planet who have got anywhere near
bringing some sort of harmony to these layers of their health. Of course it doesn�t need
to be perfect, and in fact nobody ever perfects anything (including their own healing and
development), however making a conscious effort to make this a foundational aspect to your
journey of empowerment and enlightenment shows that you are indeed in the process of waking
up.
For assistance in overcoming dysfunctional states of existence, see �3 Methods to Maximise
Your Health�, �How to Beat Your Stress and Sadness� and/or �How to Get Out of
the Rut of Self-Harming Thoughts and Feelings�.
3. You are Involved in Your Local Community
There are many people who are highly active in their communities, which might come as
a shock to some of you. Much of this activity is focused on more of the superficial or trivial
issues, however there are also individuals and groups who also aim to bring greater awareness
and therefore action regarding the larger concerns.
A balance of both is probably best. There�s absolutely nothing wrong with helping out
with local sporting teams or issues specific to your area, for example, but there also
needs to be a concerted effort to rally �common unity� within your �community�.
For example, each and every community is more or less faced with the same issues on a grander
scale. As I explained in �Listen Up Truth-Seekers: We�re on the Same Team�, there are four
primary scams in our system that need our undivided attention. I call them the 4M�s:
Money, Medicine (including food), Media and Management.
If we all focused on exposing how these areas are undermining individual and community sovereignty,
as well as identifying potential solutions and alternatives, then we might start getting
somewhere fast. This is why it�s important for each community to have people who are
willing to respectfully engage local government officials, businesses, public personalities,
philanthropists and community members as a whole to ensure they�re made aware of cutting-edge
social activism.
Ultimately, we need to increase our local presence and come to some important agreements.
As I explained here, a very basic but ingenious agreement is simply respecting what freedom
actually means and then basing all ongoing agreements and community rules on that foundation:
�we agree that pursuing individual and community sovereignty is paramount for creating an ethical
future for humanity�. Hopefully there�s very few (sane) people
who would disagree with that.
Note: the following interview is with Helena Norberg-Hodge, founder and director of �Local
Futures� and producer and co-director of the award winning documentary �The Economics
of Happiness�.
4. You Bank with Local and Ethical Institutions
Either you�re helping the transnational banking cartel, or you�re not. There are
many people who think they�re supporting banks or credit unions that are community-oriented,
but unfortunately they haven�t done their research properly because the octopus tentacles
reach into the most deceptive of places.
For example, in Australia there are the �Big 4� banks. Most Australians believe they
primarily profit Australian society, but as you can see by this chart a huge portion of
the shareholders are foreign-based corporations:
So transfer your accounts, your credit cards and your mortgages to local or regional institutions
who actually benefit your community, as soon as you can. Better yet; get out of debt-based
usury as much as you can.
5. You Shop from Local and Ethical Suppliers
Now this is undoubtedly a challenging process. With so much financial hardship, marketing
deception and many other factors it really is difficult to buy what we need ethically,
but that doesn�t mean we shouldn�t try.
Start with local, organic food. Use local businesses as much as possible. Support vendors
at your community market or mall for pressies for birthdays and other celebratory days.
And when it comes to technology and other equipment that is hard to source locally and
ethically, go with quality, second-hand goods.
After all, in Australia for example, the second-hand industry is a $40+ billion dollar annual economy.
6. You Support Innovative Solutions
There are many great projects which aim to bring justice and integrity to the operations
of our society, as well as the way we design our social system as a whole. If you can�t
support them financially, you can do so in other ways, especially by helping them to
spread their message.
Energy solutions. Environmental ones. Medical, monetary and managerial too. The list goes
on and on, which is nothing short of inspiring.
For a specific example (which I�m personally fond of), the �One Small Town� Project
envisioned by Michael Tellinger has been adopted by Ron Higgins, the Mayor of North Frontenac,
Canada. The project aims to provide free food, electricity and other materials to those who
volunteer three hours a week to the program, whilst community sovereignty, sustainability
and self-reliance is increased as a whole.
Note: the following interview is with Michael Tellinger, who explains how the project works
and its progress.
7. You Research Information Critically and Comprehensively
Everyone loves to have an opinion, however the sad state of affairs is that most people�s
opinions are either nowhere near complete or entirely inaccurate. This is not just due
to the devotion to dogmas, cognitive dissonance and wilful ignorance, but psyops, propaganda
and social engineering as well.
Think about when you speak to someone from an older generation who is still locked into
a bias of some type; it�s clear they�re well behind the times with certain beliefs.
Well, always remember there are people who would feel the same about your opinions too.
Essentially, it�s so important to research mainstream and alternative information critically
and comprehensively. It�s equally important to embody it so you can articulate it effectively
too. Not one individual is spared from this process. After all, no one has or will ever
have all the answers. So as much as it�s exciting to think that you�re at the cutting
edge of philosophical introspection or external investigation, you can guarantee yourself
that you�re spectacularly wrong on many levels.
So keep that in mind when you feel you�ve come to some truth, as well as when you�re
communicating your beliefs. Gnosis is a wonderful journey, but it�s never a destination.
8. You Are Actively Evolving Your Behaviours
This is a more general one, so I�ll keep it short and sweet. Whether it�s your career,
relationships, habits, or experience as a whole, you�re always analysing to uncover
your hypocrisies, as well as identify ways in which your time could be better spent for
yourself, and the world at large.
9. You Are Compassionate, But You Take No Shit
Anybody in the new age movement who still believes that they shouldn�t pass judgement
is fooling themselves. We all make judgements; on ourselves, on society and on our experience
as a whole. Hopefully they�re wise ones.
And it�s important we do. We need to judge the right food to eat, the right way to treat
people, and the right way to act in general. This also includes not just how other people
behave, but the way the social system behaves too.
But just because, for example, you�ve judged that you don�t like the way a person is
treating you, that doesn�t mean you should condemn them entirely. There might be traumas,
mental disorders or even social engineering factors that come into play, making their
behaviours highly compromised. Of course they�re still responsible for their choices, but hey,
one day they might choose to become more conscious and therefore choose better actions, just
like you hopefully have too.
So the entire situation deserves compassion. It�s sad that so many people are in such
dire states of suffering and that their pain-based behaviours are causing suffering to others.
However, just because you have a higher frame of perspective around it, there�s no need
to take shit either.
Be matter-of-fact. Be blunt, if you need to. Respond appropriately to the world around
you, including by standing up for yourself and others in intelligent and healthy ways.
But always remember that your role isn�t to cause further pain and division, it is
to facilitate healing and growth.
10. You Give Freely
Make no mistake; you need to give yourself what you need. Love yourself to love others,
help yourself to help others, respect yourself to respect others etc. etc.
But on the flip side, you�re not here to use or abuse other people. You want to love.
You want to help. You�ll do it for the sole purpose of giving back to the world, albeit
being good for your karma.
Simply, your time, your energy, should be given freely. Only to an extent though, because
if it�s disrupting your own health and wellbeing, then you�re not doing it right.
There are two ways to give. First is in the outside world, through social action. The
other is internally, by facing your experience (including your shadow self) and transmuting
your energy for benefit of the whole. As I explained in �Say Hello to the Collective
Shaman�,
�So for all of you who are a raging fire in a world of mostly embers, process your
experience � your connection to spirits, symbols, patterns, information and energy
� as it relates to you, as well as how it relates to your human family. Ensure you don�t
neglect one or the other either, as both are equally important in our dualistically-connected
construct.� Ultimately, if you�re attempting to be as
authentic as you can, you�re engaged with both your separate and connected layers. This
means you understand that giving to others is literally giving to yourself, resulting
with a win/win.
11. You Embody Your New Awareness by Living It and Breathing It
There are many famous quotes which have been shared across social media that speak to this
action, but there seems to be very few who are actually reinforcing it in their own lives.
Are you �being the change�? Are you �wise so you�re changing yourself�? Are you
�living what you imagined�?
Most likely not. Well, maybe a little. Granted, it�s a crazy challenge to implement new
awareness with both internal and external changes, but it can and should be continually
attempted as more of you becomes more of your most precious insights.
After all, an insight is one thing, but to truly understand it you need to live and breathe
it.
So there is a real truth when it comes to actualising your insights. You play that sound
into the orchestra of reality and the entire tune changes accordingly. But in as much as
it�s important to do the inner work, as the new age movement espouses, it�s just
as important to undertake external actions like the ones suggested above.
In fact, one without the other is you without one.
Bonus Action: You Laugh in the Face of the Matrix
You�re human (at least on one level), so you�re within your right to experience the
roller-coaster of the emotional spectrum. You can feel fear, anger, sadness, grief or
an array of other so-called negative emotions, without feeling guilty or like you�re underdeveloped.
But just because you feel them from time to time, that doesn�t mean you cultivate and
amplify them. Instead, you aim to process them in a healthy manner.
This is especially notable when you look at the insane asylum we call humanity in the
21stCentury. You could stay mind-trapped in the insanity of it all, but you shouldn�t,
because laughing in the face of the matrix is a strong sign you�re waking up.
Final Thoughts
I wrote this on a whim. Therefore, I have no doubt overlooked many important actions.
Some that I can think of right now are more personal, such as �meditating in action�,
�sharing and explaining leading information with family and friends, as well as through
online networks�, �helping your kids to educate themselves and not become indoctrinated�,
�cultivating consistent contentment�, �fostering your relationship with nature�,
�undertaking consistent rebirths� and �actually enjoying your life�.
Please feel free to add any others in the comments section.
Ultimately, you�ll notice that I�ve focused on both sides of the equation. Everything
is a balancing act. Be serious, but relaxed too. Care for yourself, and others. Find your
strengths, as well as your weaknesses. And transform your inner world, as well as the
external world.
This concept is so integral to becoming an authentic human that without it you�ll become
lopsided and consequentially unhealthy. And that�s not the energy you want to be gifting
the greater grid, right?
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TOMICA Thomas & Friends Short 48: A Decade of Madness (Draft Animation - Behind the Scenes) - Duration: 4:09.
(engines whistle)
Ah, what a wonderful day it is to be CGI
I never looked this clean and shiny when I was a dirty, old, plastic toy
Yep! This is the life
Hey! Watch my paintwork!
Wait. Do I even have paint?
What am I even made of now?
Oh, not again!
"DieselD199's TOMICA Thomas & Friends"
That gag is getting so old
"Short 48: A Decade of Madness"
(Percy whistles)
Thomas! Wake up!
Ahh! I didn't do it!
Didn't do what?
Uhhh
Nothing
Oh
Well
I came to tell you
Sir Topham Hatt has been m-
Wait, Percy! Don't say it!
Don't say what?
The "M-Word"
This is a family friendly show now, remember?
You can't talk about such intense subjects so explicitly
Oh, right
Well, I came to tell you that Sir Topham Hatt has been...
Has been...
Uhh, I don't know!
I miss the days when we could just say whatever we wanted
Yeah, those were days
DieselD199 is such a sell-out
NARRATOR/DIESELD199: I can hear you, you know
Oh, so you are still here?
I've barely heard you speak since the switch to CGI
Yeah, well
One of the benefits of CGI is the ability to tell a story more visually, instead of through narration
Story? What story?
All we've seen so far is a couple of parodies, some MLP bashing, and a few one punchline videos
Don't forget the 360° videos
Those were kind of cool, am I right?
Sure. But even still, the CGI videos...
They just don't have the charm of the toy ones
Ugh. Just don't
You know I hate it when people use the word "charm"
to justify their otherwise irrational preference for an inferior medium
But it's true
The toys had charm
Just accept it
No
Charm
Stop it
Charm
Don't test me
Charm
ENOUGH!
(breaths in)
Charm
That's it
Oh my gosh!
You!
You...
Well you...
Well you...
Oh gosh diddly doodly dang it
Ah-ha! I knew you'd try something like that!
That wasn't the real me, it was just a clone
What
Now!
I think it's time that you stepped down from your position as director of this show
Lady, would you do the honours?
With pleasure
I don't remember modelling her face
(DieselD199 screams)
Oh!
(groans)
Oh no, I'm one of those Capsule Thomas minifigs
I can't even move my arms and legs now
This is what I get for cheaping out on the human animation
(Thomas clears throat)
Huh?
Uh-oh
(DieselD199 screams)
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Jason E. Johnson, Ivy Tech Student Support, 09/28/2017 - Duration: 24:24.
Oh alright ok alright I think we're going
alive with the law is live with the live stream there you go lovely we are gonna
be with our live stream here and I'm gonna go into I'm just gonna get logged
into a couple of sites here that I thought I was logged into but I'm not
and for some reason our Internet is acting goofy all of a sudden so we'll go
to netacad here get logged in as well I know you can't see that yet I haven't
turned anything on yet so if you are watching this on the recorded live
stream you can jump ahead a couple of minutes here or just you know kind of do
the fast-forward because I'm just getting some things set up and making
sure everything's looking right before we go live here our live live we aren't
live but live live live our visual live I guess that's one way to put it so uh I
don't know why is it not showing the live stream yet it's not okay so I think
the live stream oh okay it was got it had the 30 seconds um it had the 30
second delay there so now we're live yeah there we go live with the live
stream okay so we're good to go so we're gonna go ahead and start the live stream
here I'm gonna turn on the screen let me turn off that there we go and so you
should be looking at the screen for me at this point yeah there we go
so I'm gonna go through this as week 6 or module 6 for the classes that I'm
teaching for Ivy Tech so if you are watching this in a live stream or if you
are watching this in a recorded format that's mainly what we're gonna cover
today we're gonna look at the assignments for module 6 for the INF
m109 informatics the itsp 135 hardware and software
and then the Nitti 1:05 Network fundamentals I'm gonna cover briefly on
the s dev 120 computing logic but that class is face to face and we meet in the
lab on campus so I don't really need to do an update here on the live stream for
those students so here we go let's take a look at INF m109 module 6
so for module 5 let me backtrack just a bit here module 5 was a exam 1 and and
another deliverable I like I like how that's written there and another
deliverable doesn't say what it is it just says it's another deliverable but
the other deliverable is watching some of these videos as well but you got to
submit the 5 assignment there so there are
okay so that was the videos for module module five so if you have any questions
on that then just email me or you can leave a comment below on the video
either way on module six we're looking at web browsers internet computing
information flow and the life cycle so what does that really mean on all those
it means that we're looking at a lot of different stuff this week one is you
know what are the different web browsers what is internet computing how does
information flow and the life cycle of information or of software and you know
what is the life cycle called so we're covering a lot of different topics this
week we're covering a lot of different information so just make sure that that
you stay up because it is that there's a lot of information to cover this week so
when we're looking at you want to read right here chapter 1.2 designing
information systems and then chapter 2.2 diagramming a business process and so if
we scroll on down here you want to watch these videos this one is a little bit
longer I don't I mean you're gonna have to schedule some time on this one I
think I've shown you in the past what I do is I speed it up just a little bit I
put it on like 1.25 because I can still understand what they're saying and I
also skip ahead a little bit sometimes depending upon the the actual topic is
being covered here you want to go ahead and watch this one all the way through
this one's about how to draw a data to data flow diagram a fairly good video
there and then this video here about simple simplicity sales it's 22 minutes
so it's gonna take a little bit long you know a little bit more of your time as
well so you know it's worth a it's worth a watch like I said you might speed it
up a little bit but it's worth it we have to have a discussion board this
week so I'm not going to go into the topic because it would show the students
responses and I don't want to show you that but we do have that the module six
assignment we're gonna take a look at that here in just a second but the
question is who was Marshall Mageau McLuhan and how did he predict the
internet age and there's a video on him there so there's an article there to
read but the module six assignment it's a graded quiz there's no time limit on
it you can take it there's no multiple on it so you need to make sure that
you're ready to take that when you go in there and if I go in here and do the
preview on it I'll just show you real quick some of you already taken this
there's four questions on there and when you open this up again there's no time
limit but you want to make sure that you do finish it on there because I know you
can save these and then open them up later but it's best just to go ahead and
finish apply you're working on them so which software development my thought
methodology man I can't say that properly which software development
methodology would be best if an organization needed to develop a
software tool for a small group of users in the marketing department why in which
implementation methodology should they use so if you do your reading this week
on the other the reading assignments that answer should be in there then the
next question here doing your own research find three programming
languages and categorize them into three areas generation compiled versus
interpreted procedural versus object-oriented and so if we've been
looking at our as we have been looking at different programming languages you
should be able to up put three of those in three different areas the generation
versus a compiled interpreted versus the procedural versus opera object-oriented
the next one here from the lecture it's possible to enhance images are from this
from the lecture is it possible to enhance images and if it is how if they
Creed this again from the lecture is it possible to enhance images that's the
question and then it goes on to say if it is how if it is not then what is
possible so can you enhance images and the answer to that is yes I'm gonna go
ahead give you that but you just need to put in then how would you enhance those
and if it's not how is that possible and then how and then what is possible with
images and the question um before compare and
contrast the different types of compression with the following formats
and why would one type of format be utilized where we have JPEG a gif png PS
mp3 MIDI a a VA file movie file flash file and an mp4 and so those all serve
somewhat different purposes these all kind of follow into the same group EPS
similar mp3 MIDI AV mp3s you knows music Midea snoozing avi movie this video
flash and then p4 can be video in music and you've got some newer ones out there
to kind of cut some compressions but these are the ones that they're asking
for there so when it says compare and contrast the different types of
compression with the following formats what why would one type of format format
be utilized so you what you don't need to do a compare and contrast on all the
different types what you want to do is just what I kind of did there is just
come you know wide just answer why do you use these compressions for the
different types and what's best for the different type so you might put for
photos or pictures which type is best you know for music mp3 on there and why
would you select mp3 over mid versus avi vs. mp4 that's that you can answer that
question on that so you just want to put your answers in there and submit that
I'm going to go back to modules here
and just making sure that I'm I'm getting making sure there's no uh okay
so module six that's what we're looking for for this week
module six a lot of reading a lot of information to cover which should cover
all of your exam and the questions and those on there it'll help you with the
discussion board as well make sure you watch that like I said I'll show those
videos and then do your discussion board do the assignment there and that should
take you to the end so a lot of work this week but we'll get through it if
you have any questions you can email me on that leave a comment in the video
below I'll uh I'll get back with you just send me an email
or you can set it to ivy learning as well I'm gonna move over to the itsp
hardware software support and we're gonna look at module five but I'm gonna
back up oh and I wait let me back up I need to back up just a bit on INF m109
make sure that you're working on your module zero zero those are due before
the midterm date which is coming up on us real quick we're at week six that's
just a couple of weeks away so make sure that you were doing these here the main
question that I'm getting the main question I'm getting is how do i how do
i the instructor or how do you the instructor this is the question i'm
getting how do you the instructor know that i'm actually doing the steps well I
don't know that you're doing the actual steps what I do know is that you are
getting to the end point so for example in word processing software assignment
if you open that up you know open a document and save a document well I
can't watch you do that I'm not gonna watch you do that unless we're in a lab
however I could if you save the document send it to me I know that you completed
that step you know apply basic text formatting if you've applied that text
formatting I can observe that after the fact insert a page break that's after
the fact change the font well I can't actually watch you change the font but
what I can do is if you have change that I can observe the fact that it was
changed so that's that's the thing so if you follow down through the steps on
there that's what's going to that's what's going to I'll be able to
evaluate the end result not the not not you actually doing it so that's one of
the main questions I've been getting so make sure you get those module zero
zeros done let me go back here and close that nope I don't want to go to groups I
want to go to courses there we go and I'm gonna go to there for itsp 135
hardware and software support and we are in module six if there's any questions
on module five just email those to me make sure you get those in for the
students in this class I don't move the grades over from test out every week so
those grades are overrun test out so you know what your grades are I move those
over you know every two weeks or so because it is such a labor-intensive
process I have to find time to do it it takes me about an hour or so to move all
those over it just it just takes a little bit of time because it's it's
difficult so if you want to know what your grades are just go over to test out
and I'm getting those moved over make sure that you get those completed on the
test outside so I do have those grades so with module five we surveyed Windows
Features and support tools and that's what was due by last Sunday what we're
working on this week and it's a lot of there's a lot of material this week
we're looking at the power system hard drives other storage devices plus the
troubleshooting computer plus troubleshooting computers so a lot in
here you've got the chat you've got the reading here to do you've
got the powerpoints that you can download don't forget that you can get
my videos that cover this material the IT essentials so if you want to know
about hard drives and other storage devices I've got videos on those from
the netacad side so if you go over here if you are in my class you have access
to the netacad IT essentials course and for anybody else I don't know why kind
of connection was interrupted getting that on campus quite a bit something's
going on wacky with the connection so you want to come in here you have access
to this course if you're in my IT sd1 35 course and so I have all these different
chapters here if you launch the if you launch one of the chapters
I'm just gonna open it up in a new tab here if you launch one of the chapters
you should be able to come in here and when I show students to do is just go to
the course index here or go back to yeah go to the course index here and then you
can scroll down and go to the different chapters so if you're wanting to know
about power supplies you can come down here but then after you select one two
you can then click on chalak chapter 1 there and then you can move around this
way too so if you're wanting to know more about AB computer assembly right
there see assembling the computer upgrading computer upgrade to configure
a computer let's see here chapter 10 there's Security's laptops
mobile devices what we were working on this week that's windows configuration
let's go to now there's like a laptop of mobile devices so laptop configuration
and then you can check that out and you go directly to the actual chapter
material if you're in the course on there and then I have videos on all of
these that I have videos on all of this material here it's included if you go up
to the very top and if you look at the course YouTube videos here I've got the
link to my playlist there or you can just go to my youtube channel and click
on my playlist and yes I'm I am promoting my youtube channel but it's
not like I'm yeah I'm not quitting my day job because anything that I get from
that so I do this for the students so if you go to the playlist right there and
then scroll down to IT essentials and that Cisco netacad IT essentials
everybody that's available to everyone and then you can scroll down on the
playlist right here and you can see all of the chapters there I've got the
chapter split up so all thirteen chapters are on there
and I just lecture over the material from the Cisco netacad course so even if
you're not in my class you can get that material there if you are in my class
you can get the IT essentials on the netacad side which makes it nice and
then we're gonna switch over to there we go
and so you have a quiz this to do this week you have a chapter 8 quiz a chapter
9 quiz you have your lab sim exercises and you also have your review questions
so review questions we'll have some exercises and your chapter quizzes so a
lot of information too to digest and absorb and then you have a lot of work
to do so just make sure that it's it's Thursday already of the week so you
don't have a few days left to get the assignments in so make sure that you are
focused on that we've got some videos on here about expansion cards replacing
cards installing windows from a CD or CD drive there's also in tech tech vs.
instructions on installing windows this material is covering for the A+ the
CompTIA A+ so when we're covering information in here it's primarily on
Windows 7 and Windows 8 so if you're looking at this and go ahead how come
he's not talking about Windows 10 and the any of the material well it's
because we are mapped to the 8 CompTIA A+ and they have not moved to the
Windows 10 testing yet I believe there is a cycle on that and you can check out
the CompTIA site on when that is we have just not moved to that yet so when
you're looking at this just um if there's the powerpoints like I said the
videos if you go to my YouTube channel you get the videos and that's what we've
got for an overview for itsp 135 and as always if you email me if you've
got any questions or you can leave comments on the on this video either way
now for the neti 1:05 we are in module six as well and if you go over to the
netacad site because all the materials over on the netacad site because if you
know if we go in here to the the neti 1:05 and network fundamentals you know
that the modules only cover for module one and then you're like where's the
rest of the material well it's over here on the netacad site because we have
everything housed over here because it's easier to do all the testing and the
Cisco Networking Academy requires us to do the testing over here and all the
material it's just easier to do it that way you should have completed all these
packet tracers here these labs this week for chapter 5 Ethernet and I do have
videos for all these by the way so if you CH I've just recently done all the
versions 6 videos so if you look at my playlist here as well there's the five
one there others would be five where's B six I come it's not showing up create a
playlist I wish oh there it is right there so this is the playlist for uh
this is the playlist for the 6.0 version which maps directly to this course the
five one version still works it's just it's just out of order just a little bit
so it doesn't work for you but all of those videos there feel free to share
those those are all the way up through Chapter eleven I had to break chapter
eleven into two parts because man it was massive it was they were about twenty
minutes each and I didn't want to go you know I didn't want to have a an
hour-long video on there so I split those up on the labs you can do some of
these in packet tracer and some of these you can do over on the MDG lab this one
here is using a wire structure examine the Ethernet frames lab viewing viewing
the switch MAC address and then identifying the MAC and IP addresses so
we're gonna be looking at this week the Ethernet and like I said I've got videos
on those let me see here's the to havethe
is that the link to mind yep yeah that's I did I didn't put that in there and
that's the older version there I believe maybe oh no both of them are the same
link this one plays in here and this one is breaks
breaks it out for you or it launches it into another window all right so that's
what we're doing this week I'm not gonna go into the actual material I'm doing
separate videos on those if you want to see a particular type of help if I'm
getting ready to go back through and this is on the Neddie Neddie 1:05 course
here I'm getting ready to go back through and do a lot of these labs and
do videos on each one of them I just don't know if that's helpful or not the
only way that I know if that helpful is or know if it is helpful is if students
watch them so if I start getting a lot of views on a video then I know it's
helpful for example if I do a video game series and I get ten views on the video
I'm like okay well nobody's interested and then I'm not gonna continue doing
that but if I get a whole bunch of views on a particular networking video or
subnetting or vlsm or something like that that I know that I need to spend
more time doing that so if you want to see something in particular a particular
topic covered you know maybe that you're wanting to say hey I want to know more
about network address translation can you do a video on that and I and I can
go through and put up you know a short video together on that or maybe you want
to say hey can I can I get more information on home home network routers
and one of those about and how do we set those up and I can do a video on those
so it's really gonna be I'm gonna do videos based upon what students ask for
essentially the audience so you're the audience my students and what you're
asking for and and that's why I do the YouTube videos I do the gaming videos
because they're fun and I do them with my daughter I do the instructional
videos because someone has asked for them or I think they're going to fill a
need somewhere I don't do them just to uh I don't I don't do them for money I
don't do them for for my health I do them for for students so they are there
for you for you now with the networking course the last thing I want to say on
here is make sure we do have a proctored final exam so make sure you don't see
the hands-on skills exam be out of the final exam I'm gonna do a specific video
for the nettie 1:05 students on prepping for the final exam there's a practice
exam it's not been turned on yet there but you'll see that here in the next few
after after the midterm probably about a week after the midterm I'll turn the
practice exams on and then you can start working on those the final exam you do
have to visit a proctor site so you have to come to an Ivy Tech campus to do your
hands-on skills exam and the final exam so you might want to schedule two
different times that either way works the I'm sorry for the file yeah for the
final exam and the hands-on skill exam because the hands-on excuse exam is
gonna be done in the Indy ji labs the final exam is gonna be a test basically
you're going to be online on the netacad site here and so you need to you can
schedule multiple times on that and you need to make sure that you're going to
be able to visit one of the testing centers fourth Ivy Tech if you can't
visit one of the testing centers we do have the option of you doing it online
through a company called Proctor you but there's a small fee for that I think
it's I don't want to quote an actual price but it's not very expensive I mean
it's not like it's twenty-five dollars or something like that I don't even
think it's that expensive it's cheaper than that it's it's fairly inexpensive
to do so but what you'll do is you'll do that online with Proctor you you have to
notify me that you need to do that and I will set that up with Proctor you on the
day of the Proctor or the day of the exams you will connect with Proctor you
they monitor they will do a lockdown on your computer because you have to
install a little piece of their software it'll lock your computer down you have
to have a webcam so you have to take the webcam and show around your desk to make
sure you don't have notes and things like that if you're not allowed notes
and then they will lock it down to particular websites and you take the
exam so just make sure from look from a looking forward viewpoint that you're
getting that prepped or at least mentally getting that prepped that
you're going to need to do that proctoring on the final exam for that we
do have module eight midterm exam coming up but that's a lab to do and I'll have
more information on that coming up all right so that is the three classes
because I'm teaching two sections of nettie or I and if m109
so that was the INF m109 the itsp 130 five and the networking 105 I'm not
gonna do I'm not gonna cover anything for us to have 120 like I said we met as
a class on campus I've got an intro to cybersecurity course coming up second
eight weeks but I'll start doing some videos on that and adding that to the
live stream information later on I'm gonna go ahead and cut this live stream
short I don't have anybody watching I'm the forever alone person today so it's
about twenty two minutes into it I've covered the material I need to cover
what I would ask is if you want to see any particular type of information if
there's questions you'd like to ask of I beat ech you know if there's questions
on hey which which program should I go into you know what you know what are
some career advice things like that if you want to see particular topics then
let me know that you can either email me or you can leave the comments on these
on this livestream video after the fact I know you know there's nobody connected
right now but after the back you can leave comments on there and what you
want to particularly see so with that I'm going to go ahead and close this
livestream out I hope it was helpful and I hope you have a great day
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