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Code Story
"addison" Discussed on Code Story
"Man, there's always this thing of, hey, what we had early in the MVP. What should we have just like, should we evolve or should we just like redo with new knowledge? And one of the things I think we spent a fair bit of time on was our UI and from the early days of what was there and then trying to evolve that both from a tech that perspective as well from just a usability and sort of the core user flows through that. In hindsight, we probably could have done a lot better actually just like starting over, you know, but I think that was one of those things that at the time, you know, you were trying to have that thing of like, no, don't do that. You know, there's so much thing to say, don't throw away what is kind of already there. And evolve it instead, but in this particular circumstance, I think we recognize we had learned so much both in how it was built and what it needed to do. You know, we did it anyway, right? We evolved that we improved it, but some of those things relative to just recognizing, hey, when should we just really just relook at this problem, kind of start from the ground up and do it the right way as opposed to trying to continue to evolve something all the time that can be done and that trying to evolve it can be pretty hard on a team at our stage and size. So. What is the future look like for the product and for your team? We're very community focused company and where we see Apache pulsar as really probably makes sense to first start there and talking really about Apache pulsar and really how we are looking to evolve that for whether it be the open-source or streaming of customers. And really one of the things we're most excited about with pulsar is streaming data, real-time data is still a relatively new concept for most organizations. And there's still a lot of learning and figuring out to be done. And we've been really pleased to be able to work with our customers to kind of figure out where we think some of those things that we need to evolve it. One of the things we're most excited for is actually making it so your real-time data, once it gets offloaded to what we call our tiered storage, right? So to be more cost effective, we've had this concept for a long time of tearing your data onto like S three and other object storage. But actually making it so that customers are able to directly query data from that object storage so that they can potentially have their data represented as a stream, but also have that underlying data still be read kind of a more batch fashion direct from the underlying object storage is something that we're really excited about of making it super easy for organizations to have a more holistic view of the data, kind of from when it first gets produced, being using the application tier to all the way of when it's maybe being stored years from now for compliance purposes of having one system like pulsar that helps organizations kind of manage that data as opposed to right now where it's lots of different systems depending on the use case and timeline. Of when that data lives, the data life cycle and so that's something that we're working on in the next end of this year and are really excited for and I have a lot of interest from customers. Purely once again on the open-source side. And then more on our commercial offerings with our stream native cloud, one of the things really looking forward to is being able to just make it super simple for organizations to get started with the cluster basically in one click and add things like auto scaling. So just don't have to think about a lot of those concerns. I have to think about sizing and whatnot, but really just get started with, okay, I want a cluster I want an endpoint and streaming of cloud will be the smart enough to scale and grow with whatever kind of they throw at it. And that's one of those things that we're really excited to be able to bring to our customers to raise the level of sophistication that and the things that they don't have to worry about. So let's switch to you Addison. Who influences the way that you work? Name a person you look up to and why. Naming one person is really hard, right? Because obviously, the leadership team that I work with, CJ, or CEO, and Emma tear CTO are great been in the industry for a long time, really know the streaming space and event space really deeply. And that's great to have that depth of knowledge within our leadership team. And is a big impact on someone I am working closely with and looking to help make sure that we're ahead of the right direction, but really as a product into product role is that it's really the balance of making sure you're hearing all the voices of whether it's your large customers who have a lot of sway given their spend with you and whatnot, but also you can't you can't ignore some of the smaller customers. Some of the newer ones that maybe represent the needs you're really going to have 9 months from now because oftentimes those early stage, smaller customers are a bit ahead representing the needs of where the industry's headed 18 months down the line or whatever. And so I feel like that's really one of the key things on the product side of the business is really making sure that you're taking that input and from everybody and really trying to coalesce that into what's really the core problems. It's really some of the core things that everybody's saying the same thing, but just from sort of maybe a different vantage point. And for me, that's been a really awesome. Journey to kind of grow in my career, but also to be able to have build a great team that is part of that process of hearing that feedback and helping to build that into our organization, not just me doing that, obviously. What we talked about a mistake earlier, but a little bit different spin. If you could go back to the beginning, what would you do different or where would you consider taking a different approach? Kind of understanding what when you have a very technical product like ours when you have a very technical consumer base, what's kind of the most important artifacts you build for them first is definitely where I would redo things like, you know, the need of documentation and really great documentation from day one, something that I would love to if I could go back and redo and just nail and get a lot better the first time around. Really because once again, when you have developer communities, they want to know, they want the data they want the details, they want to be able to dig in and understand and even if it's even if there's parts of that that may change isn't fully fleshed out and you think like, oh, maybe we'll wait and we'll get this thing a little bit better and then we'll write the documentation. You kind of have to fight that. Sort of thinking and really say, no, it has to come first because of who our users are, they will adapt, they will learn, but they want the details right now. And I think that's something I would definitely kind of redo and reemphasize for a team. If I could go back and do it again. Well, we'll ask question Addison. So you're getting on a plane and you're sitting next to a young entrepreneur who's built the next big thing. They're jazzed about it. They can't wait to show it off to the world. Can we show it off to you right there on the plane? What advice do you give that
Code Story
"addison" Discussed on Code Story
"Story. The podcast bringing you interviews with tech visionaries. Who share in the critical moments of what it takes to change an industry and build and lead a team that has your back. I'm your host, Noah lab part. And today how Addison haim is leaving the product charge and building the unified messaging and streaming platform. All this and more on code story. Addison haim is a father of two kids and has been married for 12 years. His family is of the utmost importance to him, and he's been happy to be able to balance his career and personal life along his journey. As he puts it, he's been a nerd since day one, building, fixing, and playing with computers from young age. The makers of Apache pulsar, an open-source project, decided to build a cloud native event streaming platform. Early on in the venture, Addison joined as chief architect. In order to enable enterprises to easily access data as real-time events streams. This is the creation story of stream native. Stream native is the company founded by the original developers of Apache pulsar and Apache pulsar is an open-source project that is a real-time unified messaging and streaming platform and so to break that down a little bit about what we mean by that. A lot of organizations have had traditional workloads where they're doing messaging use cases. Think of like work cues, maybe fanning out data to different services. But in recent years, there's also become more of this need around streaming data, moving large amounts of data between different systems, particularly in the data tier, where maybe a simple use case that a lot of people are familiar with is moving application logs to centralized place for analysis and whatnot. Traditionally this has been different technologies. You might have a messaging system like RabbitMQ, active MQ, et cetera, and then a streaming system like maybe Kafka or cloud solution like kinesis. And pulsar Lee brings both of those capabilities into kind of one software solution. And also is really intended to kind of be that platform, that thing that's reusable across your organization. So it includes features like multi tenancy built in G replication, fine grain authorization, those sort of things that really allow for organizations to say, hey, we have problems, any sort of problem with event data, moving that across the organization, full size really designed that to be that platform to really make that simple for organizations. Once again, we're founded by the original developers, so CJ or CO, Mateo, our CTO, they were both out of Yahoo when that was initially called the cloud messaging service at Yahoo was eventually open-sourced as pulsar and then later became a top level Apache software foundation project. So tell me about the MVP when you joined, right? So the first product that you jumped in, you built, you were a part of. Tell me about that MVP. What sort of tools you use to bring it to life and how long it took you to build. So I was still pretty early at stream native, so I joined in early 2020. The first MVP that we worked on there was really is actually about the time where previous to that stream native have been pretty focused on just being community centric company, meaning helping organizations entirely in the open-source, get started with pulsar. But obviously, you need to be a commercial entity at some point. And so the first product that I helped work on was our early iterations of our stream native cloud. And so in the early days, that was very pretty simple. It was taking a lot of the open-source tools as well as some of our own kind of automation and tooling to deploy a pulsar cluster into a customer's cloud infrastructure. So that would use things like helm, Kubernetes, obviously the open-source pulsar, as well as additional scripts and some pretty simple UI that was done using a Java backend and a view front end. And so that was really kind of the early MVP of the product that we were able to validate and see that customers were really interested and pulsar both from the open-source perspective as well as a managed service to help make that simple for them to use. I got to ask, why view overreact or any other sort of frontend framework? One of the nice things that we've liked about view is that it is a little bit more opinionated. You know, a little bit more out of the box kind of complete framework. Obviously react is like super well known and it's flexibility and be able to use a cross things, whereas I think we've always appreciated view being a bit more of a opinionated framework in that regard. And we still continue to use view as our main kind of frontend framework, but you also have stuff we do in react. And for us, it's really, it's really less about one being better than the other, really our core focus and needs is just around being able to quickly iterate and view spend pretty helpful for us there. Okay, so then sticking with that MVP with any MVP you got to make certain decisions and tradeoffs about what you're going to build now and what you're going to wait on or what sort of technical debt you're going to accept. Things like that. Walk me through some of those decisions and tradeoffs you had to make and how you coped with them. MVPs are always you're going to learn and you're going to be four times smarter at the outcome and said, man, how did we how did we make some of these kind of bone headed decisions in retrospect, right? But I guess that's kind of the point, right? You're really using this mechanism for learning. So one of the big tradeoffs is our application is a stateful application, right? We actually have messages, state being stored in the system, is always like, okay, we'll have to do things like a migration later on. You know, that's going to be a real challenge. And it's something we have to spend a lot of time on. So at the same time, while we had to be moved pretty quick, we also wanted to be pretty certain about certain things. And one of those was like that on Kubernetes. So from kind of very early outside of the company, actually the name stream native part of that stream native is kind of that reference to the cloud native architectures. And we really see Kubernetes being that kind of fundamental piece. So that was always part of the core way we were going to do things, but there's a lot of different ways to do that. To give some examples of where we knew it wasn't necessarily ideal, it's some of the monitoring alerting side where we actually rather than having like a big centralized cluster for where we're pulling all of our different customers back. We had smaller, different Prometheus, and grafana is kind of running in each cluster. That pretty quickly became sort of a challenge where it's like, oh, if there's an alert and something goes off and so it needs to go spawn to an issue. It kind of get at those metrics having to go and log into that customer's cluster, get access to their grafana, because sometimes, you know, that wasn't public accessible. It could be quite a challenge when you're trying to go and solve it as you incidents. So that was one of those things in pretty quickly. We realized, hey, that aspect isn't going to work and moved that essentially. Beyond that, you know, a lot of the ways in which we've evolved through the MVP and now into our monitoring of cloud. Not a huge amount is really changed and in drastically pivoting it, just rather continuing to kind of chip away at what do we need to automate, what's sort of the core concerns within this component of what we call our data play versus some of the aspects that we call our control plane, which allows for some of the users to self service deploy. A lot of that has obviously evolved a ton over time. Let's actually a good segue into my next question then. So, you know, from that point, how did you progress and mature the product? And I'm curious how you built your road map and decided how you went about deciding, okay, this is the next most important thing to build or to address with stream native. You know, one of the things that's really interesting about building very high level, what we would
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Eric and Max McLean Discuss the Genius of C.S. Lewis
"Was that C. S. Lewis was such an amazing writer. I will compare him to Shakespeare because he wrote his own literature. And I don't mean he wrote literature. I mean, he created a literature, I guess chesterton is a little bit like that. They wrote in so many genres with such genius that they created a whole world. Chesterton was the inspiration for much of his apologetic works. But I would say it was McDonald was his inspiration for this fantasies. And also George Charles Williams as well. I just read that hideous strength, and that's a Charles Williams novel. I was going to say that idiot strengths, which is the third of his so called space trilogy which always annoys me. It's not released based children. I don't know what it is. But it's kind of like Narnia for adults. Well, it's pretty Narnia too. And it was pre Narnia. Yeah. Well, those books are just their genius. I mean, I find it to be one of the great it should be taught alongside Paradise lost in 20th in survey courses of 20th. I keep saying to him, survey courses of western literature. It's genius. It's a retelling of Paradise lost. It's incredible. And that hideous strength, what do you even make? It's prescient its prophetic. It is amazing when you read that you think we're living through this now, unfortunately. But a lot of people aren't familiar with those books, but per landra and that hideous strength. They're just out of the crazy, amazing books. But he wrote poems, some of them are great, one of my favorite ones is the one that I was there in 1998 when they put it up in Addison's walk behind the colleges behind Marlin college where he was, whereas rooms were and where I bumped into you one day. Do you remember that? Yes. You were this was before you gave you anyway. I remember bumping into you on Addison's walk. It's a beautiful place. It is where Lewis came to faith in some
Health and Wealth Podcast with Carter & Tim
"addison" Discussed on Health and Wealth Podcast with Carter & Tim
"When they when they get launched so Enriches with that company though. Yeah i was gonna say in richards. We prolly wanna know what the name of this company that you said. If you don't mind share that. With the enriches just real quick and then we'll wrap everything up share. It's called jesse's bites. The i t. e. s. and jesse's the the young girl who the stepfather had bought dog about a year ago. And she started making these traits in selling him in. It's just gotten so big. They finally purchased a bill Rented a place in their opening a store in there selling this online. So it's jesse's bites awesome awesome fantastic. Well enriches here's a deal This may be one of the most jam packed full of information in great tips of any of the health and wealth. Podcast shows that we've ever had so nancy. Addison thank you so much for being our our guest today on our on this casual. Read friday if you will. We really greatly appreciated so Is there anything that you last minute i want to say. And then we'll let everybody get going. Thank you as been honored joining. Y'all today i just wanted to tell all your ranchers that you are you are so divine and you make the world. A better place in just realized that in an antique Body as if it is sacred like a temple and you deserve it. That's that is absolutely awesome. So for my co host. Mr chemical-free body himself tim james i'm carter. Wilcox and ceo and founder of an group and co founder of epoch services company Make sure you go check that out. Make sure to like share and subscribe and you can get all of the previous podcasts. By going to our website at the health and wealth podcast show dot com. Make sure to lecture and subscribe again. We really appreciate the time until next time. Have a great wonderful abundant weekend and we look forward to seeing you next time on the health and wealth podcast show. Hey ann richards.
Health and Wealth Podcast with Carter & Tim
"addison" Discussed on Health and Wealth Podcast with Carter & Tim
"What's up richard. James here with my co host carter wilcox and today. We've got nancy addison in the house. Nancy's back stories. Amazing from two years old getting all messed up and anemia and taibbi solid stuff and she figured out how to healer self naturally by going back in the nature getting into the dirt getting into the soil growing your own garden raising our kids that way and she turned around all over health issues and raised some of the healthiest kids on the planet. So nancy why don't you share with us like We wanna get into some solutions. But just you know recently like just let's just take some recent things Maybe one or two clients that called you up and that you've helped and then they've had similar results as you thanks. I mean so much as an hour and address what you you said about me but a lot of my clients are not vegetarians but they have health issues. They are struggling with and really. I think like tim was talking about. It's all about the quality. And i think you need to regardless whether you're a vegetarian or not addressed equality of your water addressed a quality of your food and that is something pyramid that i learned over the years is which is so important and people will tell me. I'm allergic to this food in. I'll say well. Was that food grown with herbicides and pesticides was genetically modified seed was picked green and all of those make a difference because foods that are picked. Green are different food than wednesday. That are picked vine-ripened a tree. Ripe salvage straws in them..
Short Stories for Kids: The Magic Factory of Storytelling
"addison" Discussed on Short Stories for Kids: The Magic Factory of Storytelling
"Of them expected was a polite knock on the door can help you cool the little girl through the door. For a moment there was no reply. Then the wolf said sore with breath terribly story to the you could have a quick word with the young man. I'm not sure that's a good idea. Whispered addison to the girl. Supposing we open the door and he gobbles me up looking down addison. Something being poked under the door. It said no your place on it. Bookmark cried addison. You left it behind. The top of the beanstalk called the wolf from the other side of the door. I didn't think i'd ever catch up with you. Addison pulled the bolt and open the door. Oh that's very kind of you. He said what's this said. Another voice behind them. An old lady carrying a trip cakes and a pot of tea was stood there visitors. While you're just in time come through. And so the little girl with the red hood her granny the big wolf and of course. Addison sat down for a much-needed afternoon tea delicious as everyone aid and drank and talked and laughed. Addison felt himself beginning to drift away. The room around him faded to be replaced by the school library. The book les opened before him with a picture of little red riding hood eating sponge cake with her granny and the wolf. Addison realized he was holding his bookmark in his hand so he placed it between the pages and closed the book. Did you enjoy it. Asks the tall thin librarian appearing from behind a bookshelf. Addison had to think about it for a moment actually. Yes i think i did one before. Sit the librarian if you like. You could come back tomorrow. I would like that very much. Said addison smiling. Wonderful wonderful repeated the librarian. As i always say nothing.
Short Stories for Kids: The Magic Factory of Storytelling
"addison" Discussed on Short Stories for Kids: The Magic Factory of Storytelling
"Addison loved to read books. He was always reading enjoying the tales of monsters and pirates and goblins and aliens. in fact addison's biggest problem was finding enough new books to read. He owned a bookmark with know your place written on it and he was never happy unless the bookmark was in use. Luckily there was a school library. It was quiet and a welcoming place. Where are you could borrow books or just sit quietly and read on one particular day. Addison found himself without a book so made his way into the library. He was surprised to see that the usual librarian wasn't there instead. A very thin very tall man wherein crimson waistcoat and small round glasses was placing books onto the shelf but more surprising still was that the man turned to him. Smiled and said would assume how replied addison. He'd never met the man before in his life and yet somehow he appeared to know addison's name. I've found a book you might like. I've put it on the table over there. In the corner continued the man before turning back to fill up the shelves curious. Addison wandered over to the table. sure enough. There was a large hard back book with the picture of an ogre reading on the cover. Oddly though there was no title. Addison took a seat got out his know. Your place. bookmark opened the book and began to read the following. Once upon a time a boy fell into a book and that was as far as he got because suddenly the room was swirling about him and the page was rushing up to meet him and before he knew quite what was happening. Addison found himself sat on some long grass. Where was he a strange tearing sound behind him turned out to be a cow ripping up the lush grass to chew. But what was that behind the cow. It looked like a giant beanstalk with leaves as tall as he was he decided to have a closer look looking upwards to see where the beanstalk led to but as he drew nearer he could see that he was on the edge of an enormous drop and far below him he could see forest and farmland for as far as the i could see he wasn't at the bottom of the beanstalk he was near the top. Wow did this mean that. There was a giant's castle up there somewhere. He looked around but what he saw made his heart jump in his chest. There was a wolf walking on two legs and striding right towards him and here he was trapped on the edge with nowhere to go. Addison began to panic. He didn't wanna become the wolf's mill so with a gulp he reached for the beanstalk and began to quine down. It was a long way. But fortunately addison was a very good climber. He didn't dare look up until he'd climbed almost to the bottom but when he did his worst fears were realized. Full was following him when he eventually neared the bottom. Addison jumped the final part and ran off into the trees. He ran and ran until feeling a little hot and tired. His legs demanded that he stop. He needed to rest. There was some sort of hot ahead with a thatched roof and a tiny garden with vegetables. Perhaps he could get a drink of water here in and sit down for a while. He thought justice he was going to knock on the door. It opened to reveal a portly pig wearing a straw hat. Straw roof straw hat. Addison looked the walls of the hut and realized they will made of straw to help you. Ask the pig with a jolly smile. I seem to be lost. Said addison and i think there's a wolf chasing me. A wolf shrieked the pig. No not nothing. Oh dairy knee. Quick pay we must go to my brother's house. The pigs snatched addison's hand and dragged him down a narrow lane through the trees. They soon came upon a house. Made a sticks yelled the pig. The straw hat. Oh visible coming. Addison watched as another round pig. This time wearing a bow tie came running from behind his little house spilling apples from a basket as he ran. Oh he bellowed. Apples flew everywhere. Only most guys kevin times house screeched the first pig already making off down the lane. His piggy brother right behind him on fortunately by now addison was exhausted. He done a lot of climbing on running so now he's struggled to keep up with the two running pigs in no time at all they were out of addison site. Addison had to stop. He rested against an ancient oak tree. Panting and mopping his brow. However did he get himself into this mess. He was well and truly lost now looking up. He realized he could see a house made of bricks through the trees. It was a lovely looking cottage. This must be clinton times house. Addison said to himself and staggered off towards it but when he knocked on the door it wasn't answered by a pig instead it was a little girl with a red cape and hood. She said my what big eyes you have. Indeed addison's is head open wide because he knew exactly where he was there he panted. There's a there's a wolf coming. Addison turn to point in the direction he just come and was horrified to see the wolf looping through the trees towards them still moving upright on two. How come inside said the little girl and pulled it addison sleeve. She slammed the door behind him and slid across the bolt. Within seconds they could hear the wolf on the other side. Huffing and puffing. Oh what's he gonna do asked addison what neither.
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"addison" Discussed on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen
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Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen
"addison" Discussed on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen
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Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen
"addison" Discussed on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen
"You confirm or deny that he will be attending the met on monday. I can neither confirm or deny. Wow secret if you're going to be a secret guy was always the molina of everyone else. I was always the guy that was like i'm going this year. I'm not doing. That's why not going this year. Still people i'm going. All the time been invited. The leeann from nebraska. What your question for jason. hi jason. We've a three part question. Are you ready okay. Okay yes is tara reid telling the truth about saying there's a script for american pine five one of the best scripts in the franchise. In how close are we getting new american pie. Okay all three parts all the same time right first of all. Thank you guys. Nice to see you. And thank you i appreciate. I'm sure most of the questions were for. Addison but i appreciate you sneaking. I do not know of a script for american pie five. There was an idea that in fact in idea. That's still being kicked around but not an actual script. How close are we. I feel like every couple of years. We the conversations get more serious but there's just a lot of a lot of sort of obstacles lot lot of cooks in the kitchen if you will and things to overcome but if it were up to me which it's not i would be onset right now doing another american pie so we got a lot of your questions for you guys. Addison harry b wants to know. Are you really dating. Omar fatty and you still want to omar. Sorry sorry omer. Private private jason. I see what said. I can't believe you turned down the lead role in how i met your mother. Is there another role. We would be surprised to find out that you turn down. Let's that was a real cash cow. You turn down okay. You know base a lot. And i know the turned down. No tons that i auditioned for and didn't get that are that are fun going back to the like eighties like big. I auditioned for big real. Yeah to play young. Tom hanks and his friend But no i in terms of turn down. That's the that's the big one that stands out that i'm less. What were you thinking right. Carlos s emailed allison as someone. Who's been compared to britney spears. You're both from louisiana everything else. What was your reaction to the news that her father filed a partition to end or.
The Big Ticket with Marc Malkin
Cobra Kais Tanner Buchanan Talks About Starring Opposite TikTok Star
"Are you. I am good. How are you. I'm good so the second time or meeting. We met brad. Mtv movie tv awards. Tv awards whatever they call them now and then you you a without us and then you were talking about this movie and now everyone's going to see it. Yes i i think it's always a little nerve wracking Obviously you know because it is a remake and everything. You want to make everybody happy. So and you're kind of I'm putting my own spin on una character that everybody knows in love so i gotta make sure that. I just hope i did it. Justice in everybody's happy with it. So yeah it's a little nerve wracking so let's talk about the original. Have you seen the original. When signed it had has that cult classic thing but not everyone is seeing the original. She's all that so. Had you seen the original before you signed on. Yeah yeah so. I actually well i watch. Rahm comes romantically. That's my thing usually. That's what i usually consume on a daily basis multiple times. And then obviously i tried sue. Make sure that. I you know i had the essence of it going into it so i watched it. I can't remember. It was like four or five times Just to make sure just to cover all my bases you know rose picking up on every little thing that could op- up in our script In like i said try to make everybody happy on giving fans of the original but also people coming in that have no clue it. She's all that news. Make them fans of it so they can go back and watch the originals
YouTuber News: The Podcast
"addison" Discussed on YouTuber News: The Podcast
"You know goofiness. And i thought this week no. Let's be a little bit sensible. Let's talk about something that really matters in this world and that that is love and so i wanna do things a little bit differently this week and i want to open the podcast with poem Beautiful poem. I didn't take the time to write down who this is from. But it's a famous beautiful poem. That i found by googling poems about love so please sit back maybe. Close your eyes and just mull over the concept of love sweet rose virtue and of gentleness delightful lily of youthful wanted nece richest and bounty and in beauty clear and in every virtue men. Hold most dear what you know about rolling down in the deep. When your brain goes numb you can call that mental freeze when these people talk too much but that stuff in slow motion. Yeah i feel like an astronaut in the ocean a welcome to ut beneath the podcast yes. Welcome back everybody. My name is benedict towns end. I'm your host as always with the most on youtube. Unease the podcast. It's wonderful to have you back with me right here. It's wonderful to just look. You're dead in the eye through your smartphone camera which i of course accessed as and looking you great outfit. You're going on today loving that Just kidding j. k. Wonderful to be back with you. Got some fun stories this week. And we've got the premiere of a brand new extremely silly segment and es s that. I came up with this morning. That i'm a little bit tickled by and you will be too but hey ho. There's no time like the present. So why don't we launched straight into a first story and this is about. Addison bray An second stories. About twitch streamers so just almost no youtube in today's episode wise schoolteacher each news but either way. Hey addison ray. She's pretty famous. She pretty much counts actually talking about her being famous. It is her level of fame. That was cooled into question this week. Because apparently it's not been a one hundred percent confirmed but apparently addison ray and emma chamberlain. Who is a youtube. So that counts. Apparently they have been invited to the twenty twenty one met gar which is a very prestigious event where celebrities put on fancy clothes Woke up a staircase. And then jason derulo falls down that staircase You may remember as the events where one year Very recently the theme was camp ever had to come up with a costume. And al fit the represented camp. And i think Not even a single person manage to do that. there was Frank ocean for example. Who came dressed as a bouncer. It seemed or possibly just a guy in sixth form In the middle of winter not even slightly camp and this year's theme is quote in america a lexicon of fashion so basically american themed so i can't wait seal the or the slabs turning up dressed as like i don't know the eiffel tower or turning out with a large polish flag draped over their shoulders because none of them can follow a theme but anyway people on the internet good annoyed as they love to do. They got annoyed that addison had apparently been invited to the met. Gala and And they main argument as always was well. She's not famous enough. She's a real celebrity. she's just a influence she's just a tick talk star. That's not real fame. Which i always find so strange an argument because usually in the same breath. You know the the kind of people who criticize addison rave being supposedly not famous enough. They will be the same people that will be screaming for you. Know whatever creates they like in jack septa on corpse husband or whoever they will be screaming for them to be taken seriously as real as real famous people as real craters while in the same breath. You know knocking down other influences and saying well they're not real then it real and the truth is they're all real. If you have millions of followers you all pretty famous and among the many influences who have huge audiences. Addison ray and emma chamberlain awesome of the absolute biggest in terms of influence audience name recognition. I think addison ray has more name recognition than like a lot of the so-called mainstream celebs. That would be invited to something. Like the matt goal like you know. You may not like addison ray. For whatever reason but the one argument you cannot make against Is that she's not famous. She's extremely famous and god. Let's not build up some magical. Religious thing is literally just a place where famous people go to have that picture taken. And addison ray is a famous person who has a picture taken so she fits in the met gala. Now addison was Was questioned about this backlash By paparazzi. I'm a big fan. Hopefully you until you love me papa. Paparazzi and The person asked about this and she replied quote anyone who supports me. I love you and thank you for everything and means the world. And i couldn't do without you guys which is a very nice quite sneaky diplomatic reply. You don't actually touch the drama. You just say thanks for being nice to me. Everyone who has been nice to me. And i think she's always had media training because that's a very slick way to reply to a question like this but either way i'll criticize ray when she's being silly. I mean i've been doing that on. The last few episodes each you beneath when she was talking about acting in her acting coach. Nancy it all that. It's been great fun making fun of that but like you know credit where it's due. She's very famous. You gotta give her that. If there's one thing you gotta give her is that she's very famous. And i look forward to seeing her on the red carpet at the twenty twenty one met gala. We're of course. I will be dressed as the sydney opera house now. A nick story about twitch and oblique hall that is planned by loads of big twist creators. before that why don't we do something a bit crazy and slot another segment in between this is a brand new segment. I haven't come up with a name for it yet. But i'm very excited about it because it's very silly. I took to the news twitter account at you chiba news. This very mourn.
Daily Pop
Kylie Jenner Is Pregnant With Baby No.2
"Kylie. Jenner and travis scott are about to have their hands full honey because she's pregnant with their second baby. Multiple sources have confirmed. The news t. e. jenner is staying mum. In fact she apparently has been posted. A bunch of fake photos to throw people off. But i knew girl i knew. She kept up first pregnancy a secret. But why do you think she's being secretive. This time around before we get into this. Can you remind me. She cuts the first one a secret for so long. Oh my god yeah kylie. Cosmetics was popayan life a kylie had just came out she was on top of the world and i think for her being nineteen. I think she was scared to lose it all the first time around. I think more is not even necessarily lose it. But you realize with the kardashians. Jenner's people are so vocal with their opinions. Like look at the way they treat khloe. Yeah so why. Would i open myself up. Especially during this is such a private sensitive time coming into motherhood and she's and she's like very young so it's like i don't want the opinions of the world inside something that's so personal me like i give everything else. This is mine. i think you're right. This is my also wants. You're posting pictures of your body and you're going through the different transformations. You're also struggling so much you know i did. At least like. I struggled with like really high anxiety when i was pregnant. And having other people kind of come at you for maybe choices that you make things that you do while you're pregnant you're just like for sure enough
WTOP 24 Hour News
4 Shot Outside Maryland Recreation Center
"This hour. Four people were injured by gunfire at a shopping center in seat Pleasant, Maryland just across the D C line today, police say shootings are rare here and Addison Plaza, which features a beauty shop, a pharmacy, gym and other stores. I'll tell you that What we have identified at this time is that this was a shoot out. Not just a shooting pleasant. Deputy police chief DT Harris says Two men in two teenagers wound up in area hospitals to who are juvenile and two are who are adults. All Arc ascetic, critical but stable condition. Police say one gun has been recovered here. There are numerous yellow markers identifying shell casings in two separate areas. From where two sets of shooters opened fire at this busy mall in
AP News Radio
4 of Florida's 5 Largest School Districts to Require Masks
"Four of the five largest school districts in Florida or defying an executive order by governor Ron DeSantis barring them from imposing strict masc mandates in schools one of those school districts in Hillsborough County which decided to go with the thirty day mask mandate the school superintendent there is Addison Davis no one wants to wear a mask for those who yes bar not too but sometimes we've got to do something that's great for the community's Davis on WFTS TV along with school board chair Lynn gray we're just asking for a thirty day tech to measure this is not the least we can do for children it's not if it saves one life schools in both Hillsborough and Palm Beach counties began a week ago and already thousands of children have been sent home either because they have the virus or have been exposed to it I Shelley handler
America First with Sebastian Gorka Podcast
Addison George, From Naperville Central High School, on Mask Mandates
"Central in april. I got the co vaccine. As soon as i was eligible even though i already had kobe last year and i knew i wasn't at high risk of getting it again. I did this. I could be free from all restrictions placed on me over the past year. I did it because all the adults. My life told me it would help those more vulnerable. They told me. I could finally live my life again without masks without quarantines and without remote school. I've done everything the adults have asked me to do. And now you want me to wear a mask again for eight hours every day at school. Who am i really protecting by wearing a piece of cloth. Every single student and teacher in naperville central is eligible for the vaccine. Every single person can make their own decision and about what risks. They're willing to take an. I should be allowed to do the same for myself. You might think it's no big deal. Where mask all day but for me. It is a big deal so this young girl. Who did everything she was told to do. And now they've moved the goalposts they want her as vaccinated young girl to wear masks eight hours day in school and so number one their health consequences for these kinds of policies not just psychological ones and you call it the figures to me from dr maccari. Who's johns hopkins darkens. Yes so. I've used his figures that a stunning the mortality rate for children in america who catch cove. It isn't one percent isn't half a percent. it is zero point. Zero five zero point zero five and these young kids are being told moscow up. Then you've talked about this myocarditis the inflammation of the heart which can be caused by some of the vaccines. You're seeing in children. The average rate normal rate for this inflammation
Breaking the Glass Slipper: Women in science fiction, fantasy, and horror
"addison" Discussed on Breaking the Glass Slipper: Women in science fiction, fantasy, and horror
"And i was thinking of the fact that there's a couple of points where meyer is asked to rule on something. Let his father had been ruling on and he goes well. It's not written down. And i can't be sure what my father would say unless it's written down and either if it's done i can have my own opinion on it. I'm not gonna follow. he said and it was just. It was a wonderful kind of twisted in a good way kind of logic. And i felt so odds with our current social media where you put something on twitter and it can be completely taken out of context and you can write something five minutes later delete it and it was very much the opposite to what kind of maya was living in an when he was trying to show his emotions or even when he cracked he was still really formal. And i just wondered whether you had any kind of trouble mounting up the tension in the drama while still keeping this very careful construction of language. I mean i always kind of felt like my a run at some point and just just fuck off on the edge. There was a scene that was written that way and then deleted. And you know he can't do that and you. You kind of turned it down. And i just wanted to tell you dealt with that formality of language and the bursting nation that you know the characters are always feeling sometimes a charlotte you know when he when he drops the formal we. That's him saying it's it's refined compared to what we're used to a society yet. Well that was one of the things that was really fun actually about writing..
Breaking the Glass Slipper: Women in science fiction, fantasy, and horror
"addison" Discussed on Breaking the Glass Slipper: Women in science fiction, fantasy, and horror
"Took some doing to make that survivable certain scenario for one thing. There are lots of boy emperors in history of the l. and they don't let to see eighteen so they're ahead to stack decorate carefully both to make it possible for him to survive and succeed but on the other hand not to make too easy not to let him not to give him get out of jail free card or the vast cosmic powers that will enable him to solve every problem given which is not how not how power works in these looks. Anyway i know at least. He's mentioned various other epic fantasies which have very strong playschool sites them. I'm afraid i'm not a huge fan of political fancy. But i do love the george martin stuff for example and ten find that the political stuff i enjoy is very sort of wide range big battles battles equal that kind of wrangling in the families against each other..
The GaryVee Audio Experience
"addison" Discussed on The GaryVee Audio Experience
"Believe that there's a lot of people that have one specific perception of sushi reason a lot of people garbage. Suzy shuster fucking expensive. So don't blame. I don't hate i. Don't try to fancy this fucking show up but like real fucking fresh fish done properly sushi style like is some legit fucking cuisine out here underrated. Mccaffrey underrated have huge conviction. This this is the reverse of the past. That is a fucking actor. But your boat your. That's he's underrated super creative interesting platform something. A lot of people are watching this right now. They're looking at side hustle. That have a little creative bone in her body. I could build nasa betsy stores and do some business. I think that's the is underrated. Addison ray i think addison raise properly rated. You know there's you know she's a tick-tock celebrity at the highest level along with the dimaggio's which means she has incredible admiration and is now in films like hanging out with the kardashians. Know like in the past all this like just out and about like their that also comes with enormous amount of hate and so for me. When it's that extreme in the white hot moments i go with properly rated. Because you're getting pulled from both sides you almost create. The actual natural marketplace sons are underrated. They're probably atrociously unhealthy for you and i become way cleaner and healthier in my older age. Wouldn't drink three capri suns. The i thirty six minutes. They were in my household underrated. Drones drones are underrated. I think drones are gonna make a much bigger impact in our society than we think. And i think this happens all the time the election. Google home the iphone the first couple of years people forget something comes out it's hyped. It's everyone's radar. Drones are going to deliver all our stuff in two years. People are confused than it doesn't happen it lows us to sleep but then it comes hard you know what else is gonna do that. Vr oculus and so drones are in that place right now where they're underrated because people forgot about. It's not fun anymore but like we're all going to wake up seventeen years i'm going to be about and doing shit like oh fuck did so. Underrated smack down business cards. This is so weird that you just said that. I think alexis oh hand the founder of read it on twitter referenced. The thought of business cards especially the earliest ones of iconic business people becoming like rookie cards and i was like literally like thinking. It was the coolest thing i would normally say. The business cards are roy. Tastelessly overrated aka. If you have one what the fuck are you doing. It's twenty twenty one on the flip side. This one little random tweet. I read my lot and my twitter feed has curious of life. I always go into what i find. A jeff bezos amazon business card. Like that's real janke and clearly from nine hundred ninety four in a case. Probably so much oprah business card from like when she was a newscaster like it is still bright underrated youtube. I hope you enjoyed another episode of overrated underrated. Please subscribe share past issan but most of all leaving a comment. Your feedback to the show really matters to you the most. Thanks for watching the hope. You're well as we end today. Podcast i want to give a huge shout out to the people. It's so funny. People that leave reviews and written reviews of this podcast on apple spotify and all the other platforms just mean the world to me. You've taken an extra thirteen to ninety five seconds to show love and also give context of people of why. This is a worthwhile podcast. So i appreciate that so much and even more fun because i think we all love a little cosigner shoutout or a little awareness. I'm going to have the team. Give a couple of shoutouts daily on our favorite reviews so take it away which were favorites this week. Thanks so much gary. Today's amazing review reads okay. How to manage your time every day to be efficient was one of the best frigging episodes on here. This one really clicked for me. Especially when gary says i don't have to feel bad to learn my lesson. That's some real good advice. Thank you so much for that kind review to anybody else listening out there. If you leave us a review you might just get shouted out in the next episode..
Impaulsive with Logan Paul
"addison" Discussed on Impaulsive with Logan Paul
"Group of strangers and tell me who they think i am. I don't know you. i'm not even sure. I respect you. I'm sure you have an opinion. It's probably shitty and if it's not maybe maybe i'll listen to it. Try to take some feedback from it. But like in general like there's not a lot of positively or goodness or even constructive criticism. That's taking place on the internet. It's just attack attack attack and The noise just became too much. And i think the younger generations actually going to get better at filter filtering. Good start filtering out. I mean the output is no better right now. i'll put on hold better because now it's even brainless. It's just it's automated like now. It's l l plus ratio like it's not even it's my day have been bitterly program. It's a letter type but listen so letter but but wanna know what that similarly to the giving hat instead of polluting. Do wanna know what that letter means. It means their lack of ability to provide positive input. Okay so even though. It's just a letter the the the non infusion of positive input is palpable. We just had this conversation in the car. Ride before this podcast. A lot of these people who are saying shit truly miserable hat. No have nothing better to do nothing. No which. i'm not even mad at her legs boring for the most part. That's why we come into play when people are listening to this boring. We just providing entertainment. Some people want to be entertained. One of the most important fastest of life entertainment the entertainment vertical dish. It sucks for the most part live is very hard. You've managed to get home if figure out a routine and you can eat and drink and family and people that love you can spend quality time with people like life can be good but for the most part it's hard life is a struggle. So that's what we're here to do it like kind of some of that and a of these people are saying shit really. Don't have anything better to do. And that might not be their fault. you know. maybe it is their fault that they lead with negatively. But you can't be mad at lee for you leave with avenues empathy someone comments el-zor comments l. Like why do you care. Go get a hobby. Falco close collect meteorites. Like back to addison and charlie. I'm a lot closer to where you are. When i was six months ago. I don't give a fuck. I really literally. I know i use. I switch but but but these kids though. I've said this before it's hard. It's hard so. I mean bro. You got no life. Think about what. Life is like being ratio d-. Do you know harder to get a loan to get alone after you get ratio on twitter hard. It's exactly the same thing happened. What the fuck is a ratio if we were looking through your banking and that's great but when you posted this picture. Did you notice that the common here. I don't think you you have the eight thirty credit score..
Impaulsive with Logan Paul
"addison" Discussed on Impaulsive with Logan Paul
"We don't really know what's after you know but the we'll actually app is wherever you die. A little ghost version us shows up and yours on the moon. I won't be able to hire anyone. That's what i'm saying. I remember going to fucking lights. Withdrawal dude you handle. How are we going to help people fuck you. Can't i didn't think about that. Saying you gotta be careful bro. Fuck you gotta you gotta be careful. Gotta check off all those boxes. Let's go let's go then settled. What's the deal with the vaccine. This a new thing delta. Because flight. I've been taking first class. Yeah delta's been killing me for a long time before the virus put them ch. I don't even variant. That's what you're referring to of ovarian ego. There's a hitman coming. Look this guy killed somebody for sure. Watch wait wait wait there. Yes hundred percent hundred percent of the audience can see that you turn the camera novak. So what's the with the vaccine. My professional recommendation as a A voice a voice and a catch of this generation to anyone. Listening to this. I would say the vaccine. Okay that's where. I'm landed mike. So are we going with this. But in general my my my sentiment is get the vaccine. Go fuck around with virus. Mine is do whatever you feel comfortable with doing. Let anybody pressure you into doing it if you don't want to do it but if you want to do it i don't think it should be open for like i've never wanted people can. Hey man you got the flu. Shot like no get out of your bra. Would you fry's electronics side. They did that. That will make sense. But at the chinese i take one bad. Joe don spraying crushing okay. So the vaccine topics out looks like we're running topics here. I can open a deeper conversation. I feel bad for her about what happened. She what happened. She got hired to do the u. Of i know what she got hired to do. Just one interview fire. that was. Oh okay that's the fucking problem with that. She interviewed a fighter from her hometown. And then what. Got fired real. Oh she just made a joke. She's a troll fantastic. Well what happened. Is she like fuck up on the interview on. No no no. I think people were just mad because she made a tweet about doing like broadcast journalism for like this moment and she only went for. She didn't complete the course. Because you've got famous in tiktok and like you know there's real broadcast journalists out there who are in school and working hard and studying and then graduated and got their degree. Who maybe didn't get the job butt but fuck addison. Rae like they hit. They don't want smart data about this dude. You earn you earn boxing your whole life. There's people that would be killing to be fighting with it but sometimes not for you. Sometimes the cards. Do i hail everybody's so sour about the young tiktok stars especially the women for some reason. They're on the chopping block a bit more than the average creator. Which i don't like the go through this as well. And it's it's it's it's horse shit to be honest with you and i feel bad because i don't know if they're in a spot yet like like For example jake is where they can kind of. Just raise the middle finger and be like like fuck off literally fuck off like they still have to be like. That's that's their schtick right. It's i do feel bad for them..
YouTuber News: The Podcast
"addison" Discussed on YouTuber News: The Podcast
"True youtube a fax true. I love that tree. You perfect jingle. i think. That's my favorite jingle of all the ones we have it just has such impact in fact. Let's play it again. True to fax true wonderful. Never get sick of that well from one set of true facts to the other as we move on to our second story and this is about About tick tock dot com as as a popular app if you wanna see people dancing moving their arms around and occasionally doing that thing where they post an image of a tweet and then film themselves laughing at the tweet even though they themselves must have sourced the tweet which means they've seen the tweet before so it seems quite unlikely that they would laugh so enthusiastically at the site of the tweet considering they found the tweet scream cap. The tweet loaded the tweet into talk framed themselves up in front of the twee and then press record. Why are you laughing so much. Also the tweet. Not even that funny anyway. We have a new challenge in the tick-tock space karbi lamb. And i'm sorry if i'm pronouncing that wrong. I looked up online. And i was told by a youtube video. Then that's how it's pronounced. He has overtaken. Addison ray to become the second most followed person on the app the entire app of the tick talk the whole clock app. And there's a good chance you've actually seen his videos. They're exceedingly popular and they're very very funny. I'm a big fan For those of you who are not in the know. Basically he just i. It's a very simple gimmick but it truly never gets old he just takes those weird quote unquote life hack videos where people come up with unnecessarily complicated quote unquote solutions to very simple problems. Like out there trying to pour water into a glass at its. It's not going fast enough. So we construct a really elaborate new gloss and all he does is silently with a wonderful deadpan expression. He just minds the obvious solution to these problems. I'm really selling it very well. But he's very funny. And i truly on any platform have just never seen anyone with the sheer level of engagement. That this guy gets on ticked up. It's crazy. he's just got like every single video he posts gets like hundreds of millions of us. I just never misses. it's crazy. It's like he did some deal with the devil. I i mean it's it's deserved all the videos all great but it's just amazing to see. Someone succeed so uninhibited and unsurprisingly. It's paid off in terms of follow of his. He is now the second most followed person on the app behind. Of course the the mighty queen of tick talk charlie demilio. Although at the rate that he is gaining followers he may even be able to take her crown. What kind of world would that be a world. Where charlie is not the number one personal take talk how would she make money then apart from her billions of side projects. I mean you gonna hand into the demilio family. They have never seen a business opportunity that they're prepared to say no to. I mean they. They recently launched a thing. Second new thing. Where that charlie. In dixies childhood stuffed animals are like animated characters and they do sketches with them or something. I saw this and i was like fine. I guess like you guys are allowed to rest. You know you don't have to but you know at the end of the day you get fifteen minutes of fame and on the internet. It's more like fifteen seconds of fame. So while your heart you might as well just go allow and the has what the d'humieres of don my lord. But this fellow. He's on the way he's the people's champion and i wish him all the best of luck. Now wondering precisely how many fluids he has eighty two point eight million followers at the time of recording compared to addison's frankly quite pitiful eighty one point seven million followers to eighty two point. Eight million fluids and another interesting thing about that is that you may have noticed that. That's actually a number. And that seamlessly i would say sa- gu's me into our next segment none other than the numbers portion of the show. It's time for the numbers part. Yes welcome everybody to the numbers segments One of the most popular segments of youtube. Shebeens.
AP News Radio
Taliban take districts in NE Afghanistan from fleeing troops
"The Taliban have made further gains in northern Afghanistan catching several districts tempting Afghan forces more than three hundred off campus now fled into neighboring Tajikistan as Taliban fighters it falls towards the border the Taliban have made significant strides Toronto canister on Addison's president Biden announced the end to the country's parental war in mid April now the Taliban control roughly a third of all four hundred and twenty one districts and districts centers in Afghanistan many blame Taliban successes on the poor morale of Afghan troops are mostly out number them without the supplies I'm Karen Chapman S.
Airline Pilot Guy - Aviation Podcast
Texas Plane Crash That Killed 10 Was Pilot Error
"The first thing. we're going to talk about. We have talked about this accident previous at least on a previous episode maybe episodes And they now have a. I think it's the final report has an Yeah don't report so. This accident occurred back in june of two thousand nineteen so almost two years ago The failure of a pilot from the ntsb dot gov a press release from them the failure of pilot to control an airplane following the loss of thrust him one of two engines just seconds after takeoff led to the fatal crash of a general aviation airplane in texas. The national transportation safety board said in a report published tuesday. A textron aviation be three hundred also known as king air. Three fifty crashed into an aircraft hangar. Seventeen seconds after lifting off runway at. Addison airport at in texas on june thirtieth. Twenty nineteen th. The accident killed both pilots and all eight passengers. The personal flight on the privately owned airplane was bound for saint petersburg florida. Investigators analyzed flight track data broadcast by the airplane video from multiple cameras on on and off the airport as well as the known flight. Performance data and characteristics of the airplane to recreate the accident flight path and determine the airplanes position speed altitude and roll angles. The ntsb said in its report that after the left engine lost. Almost all thrust several seconds after takeoff. The pilot responded to the emergency with left rudder input the opposite action of what the emergency call for seconds later. The pilot applied right rudder. But by that point the airplane was rolling inverted and there was insufficient altitude for recovery.
Schoolhouse Rocked: The Homeschool Revolution!
"addison" Discussed on Schoolhouse Rocked: The Homeschool Revolution!
"Have you tried. ctc nap yet. With your child here's a testimonial from another happy. Homeschool mom amber said i'm absolutely thrilled with. Ctc it's a rare. Find that. I've used with my children for more than five years. Now i have six children using. Cdc math and each child has found it easy to navigate and very applicable. I love seeing them. Enjoy this math program and grow in their mathematical journey. Thank you so much for all that you are doing in providing quality math lessons for my children if you're looking for great on my math program because ctc math dot com that's ctc math dot com. Hey everyone welcome back to the schoolhouse. Rock podcast i'm your host at hampton and this week were rebroadcasting an episode. We recorded in march of twenty twenty with miki addison. I believe this is one of the most impactful episodes we've ever aired. If you've already heard it. I know you'll be encouraged by at once more if you missed it the first time you're in for real treat and some powerful encouragement enjoy and don't forget to share this with your friends. I have such a great guest on today with me. And i'm so excited for you to get to meet. Her name is miki. Addison and she was actually introduced to me by israel way and i know that many of you know israel has been on the podcast several times. And said you need to meet this lady miki addison. I said okay so. We started checking into her. Because this is what we do. You know we use the internet to spy on people and and so garrett actually started listening to your radio show and just following you on facebook. I for months. And he said we have got to get this lady on the podcast and she has such an encouragement. And so. I'm really really excited maki to have you on today. I would love it if you would introduce yourself to our audience. Well thank you. I'm so excited to be with you guys and that means so much to know because we have so many different outlets people can listen to whatever they want so. It's an honor to me and for me that anybody would listen to anything that i have to say. I'm we'll addison's wife and we've been married for fifteen years and i'm the mother of his five children and we home school and i also that's my full time job. My part time job is as a spokesperson for the american family association. And i picked that up for my good friend abraham hamilton. He says that what we do out in the culture that is part time work but that are fulltime workers with our families. And so anyway i do that. And i host a national radio show for an hour monday through friday where we talk about cultural issues. We talk about marriage the family. I certainly look at what's going on with the church and how we can hold the line as what we're costly encouraging people to do. Hold the line and twenty first century. America yeah i love it while you were doing amazing work and i love what you just said about a Abraham hamilton the third right. That's correct he's your pastor. I learned and just another great advocate for jesus and and homeschooling and culture and just this this desperate revival that we are in need of. And you said you know being a momma's fulltime job and the other stuff is your part job and we just actually did a podcast about motherhood the ministry of mother hood and i kind of gave my testimony of what the lord's been doing in my heart and kind of going from working fulltime with schoolhouse rock in and pouring my whole self into that and realizing that my first priority really needed to be my children. And so the lord's really been working in our family and kind of allowing me to let go of some schoolhouse rock steph except for the podcast and allowing me to be more present with my family and so i love that that is your primary ministry as well and you know in that podcast. It wasn't at all to to say we shouldn't ever work as wives and as moms we should never ever ever work outside of taking care of our families but there has to be balanced and doing that. We need to know what our priorities are. And so i really appreciate you saying that You know. I know that the lord has done many great things you and you and i got to talk on the phone the other day. And you've got to share with me kind of your story about how you started home schooling and so i would love for you to tell that story and then i wanna talk about culture and how homeschooling kenny ties into this whole culture war that we have going on So so share with us your home school story so we kinda found ourselves in a situation where we were just we were sort of at this impasse where we realize that our kids were sort of being disciple away from us because you know whenever there is influence whenever there is training whenever there was teaching. There's discipleship you are making people who are followers. And so you know. We had our kids with the two. Oldest of the five were educated traditionally so outside of our home and one of the things that we noticed was that just you know these slow changes happening in them. Where the things that they cared about and the things that grab their attention seemed to be more of the things of the world and they had wonderful godly teachers. I mean you know we live in a small community and so They down to first baptist. You know in our in our area and the teachers are active in the community but at the same time i started to notice that those became my girls influence that their teachers and that their peers were their influence and so Add to that. I felt like i was spending two to three hours after they got home every day. Just kind of reteaching them and event. I just felt like why. Why am i doing this. why am i. I'm frustrated and and also i'm adding time to my day to teach them the way. I wanted them to be taught and After prayer and just will not putting our heads. Together we felt like the lord was really directing us to homes or bamn and i guess that was twenty fifteen And we haven't looked back. Like when i was i was expecting baby number four. I kind of keep track of life by the. But i was expecting baby number four and And that's when we made the decision that you know. When the school year came to a close we would homeschool. yeah. I love that An in your show and your radio show that you host you talk a lot about culture and just the culture war that we are an and i would love for you to talk about it from the perspective of a christian homeschool. Mom what do you see going on in the culture right now. And how can we as homeschool moms. Help this this Revival that is really needed to take place. I think one of the big mistakes that we make yvette is that we think the culture is neutral. That oh no. The culture does not have a goal or an aim or that. It is not aggressive with that goal. Or that aim. And that's one of the things that we tried to of awaken and stir the christian community to seeing that. The culture is making grabs all the time. And actually it's predominant right. So our country has undergone a shift where it's no longer the christian culture that is predominant you know. So we've heard people describe this as post-christian america and and what does this look like. You know But the reality is is that. It's not the type of america. That i think even you and i grew up in. I think it's rapidly changing. Guess and dom what we have to recognize is that it's not a neutral change. It is a very aggressive. Change that pulls toward darkness. So you can't just expect your kid so sort of be out in this culture and be unaffected bike. Your kid doesn't just go out into the world and arrive at a neutral position. Right your kid going out into the world is going to arrive at the position. That's already established by the culture and it is entered medical to the faith..
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Texas, Florida, North Carolina Among States to Gain House Seats After Census
"That will gain congressional seats based on population data from the census. CBS is Aaron Navarro reports. We now know how many congressional seats each state will have for the next decade. Census Bureau data shows. Six states will Addison, North Carolina, Florida, Oregon, Colorado, Montana and Texas, which will add two seats. Seven others will lose a congressional district, New York Well, in a way Ohio, Pennsylvania, Michigan, West Virginia, and for the first time in its history, California Our Steve Futterman says California's governor will
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TikTok Dances: Who gets the credit?
"Addison. Rae easterling is a white tiktok star. Who has a whopping seventy nine million followers. A burgeoning pop career and a starring role in forthcoming reboot of. She's all that because clearly. We cannot make a movie. That is not a superhero. Movie or reboot in twenty twenty. One now lives detected. Last week she performed the dance of cardi b.'s. Up which is the current number one song on the country and absolute bangor. If you haven't heard it often stuff up tennis. She performed this dance tonight. Show jimmy fallon. Addison i'm so happy to have you on the show here in studio we appreciate it. Thank you so much for for for doing this. And thank you for teaching me. Tiktok dances. I tried but the thing is. It's not actually her dance. It's true. creators are two black texas teenagers. who were just sitting in class. When they learned one tiktok biggest stars had gone viral with something that they had created in the segment. Jimmy fallon is standing on stage holding giant cue cards With the names of various tiktok dances written on them. Well his house band. The roots plays covers of each dances corresponding songs and each song plays. Addison begins a new dance including the dance. You are having deja vu hearing this. That's because this quite literally has happened before a little over a year ago tick tock actual biggest star because believe it or not having. How many followers did you say. She had a seventy nine million. Having seventy nine million followers does not make you the most followed person on the platform. Charlie allio tiktok biggest star came under fire for popularizing the renegade dance without crediting. It's true creator of black atlanta teenager named delay a harmon. Eric only credit after an online uproar. Which is exactly what's happening now to maya johnson. Chris qatar the two kids behind the up.
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Portage Park: Chicago police involved shooting reported
"Officers officers overnight, overnight, one one of of them them in in the the Portage Portage Park Park neighborhood. neighborhood. WGN's WGN's going going Marshall's. Marshall's. They're They're following following development. development. We're We're still still waiting waiting for for police police to to confirm confirm a a couple couple of of details details about this situation. But they're still here. Investigating here at the corner of Addison and Laramie. The situation happened about a block up on Eddie in Laramie. But we did speak to someone with police. And they did tell us that this was an officer involved. Shooting in the officer is okay right now. Deputy director of news affairs, Tom A. Herd tweeted out the photo of a gun that was recovered at the scene. The situation took place near the corner of Eddie and Laramie around midnight. Police have not said if a suspect is in custody, But we do know that the officer involved is okay again. Police are still here on the scene. About an hour after
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Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly Double Date With Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker
"Was a double date. that happened. People sought courtney kardashian and travis barker wit to the ufc fight with megan fox and machine gun kelly. But it's not like they sat together because there's no setting together these days you know. They're just both there. But the implication that's a double date is funny because they're not actually seated near each other because of distancing and i don't even know arrived together maybe they did and that's the proof but we have no proof. This is a double date. This is two different couples who were at the afc fights which were televised to be fair. Though i think travis and what's his face at a machine gun kelly worked on music together. Because travis i think produced a bunch of his music. So it's like they are friends. And courtney crashing would get along with megan fox. They both have like four kids. Three kids they totally would get along.
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Social Networks And AI Complexed Systems
"Hey friends welcome. To data skeptic social networks the podcast. It's all about nodes edges. Networks graph algorithms and the dynamics of the mathematics describe humans interconnectedness today on the show i speak with my aunt casual about knowledge graphs both in theory and in practice his experience conducting research on systems like twitter and writing a textbook on the subject. I am myong kijima. And i am a research. Professor at university offside than california and also researcher at the information sciences institute which is affiliated with the university of southern. Gotta find out. What areas does your research cover. That's a great question i would see. It's eight full within applied artificial intelligence but more recently i have also started. Working law on computational. Social science. Especially in addison of twitter and Gallup the from covid nineteen and so on all of these strong elevated. What i do you know what i would say it. Seventy five percent up ninety. I five percent computational methods for miss chinese complexes
Jonny Gould's Jewish State
Interview with Tuvia Tenenbom
"He's my absolute pleasure to welcome back to johnny gould's jewish state to via tenenbaum. Absolute pleasure to be with you again. You know you are a true free speech. Doyenne and for this particular podcast. I think it's the first thing verson ground rules as you can smoke. That's the first thing eight you're wanting to billion and the second thing is you truly opened my eyes to my own. I think tolerance of jew hate when we first met two years ago thinking because before that time you know. I've been conditioned i think in growing up in the uk in school where they're only three jewish kids to tolerate the what they call politely banter works erm you would call anti semitism and it did overstretched itself from time to time and i think that is a sort of shall we say looking for a better word but would have jimmy cued. I think from a lot of british people. And i think that's what you sean likes this book. Which is finally out in english. That's why it's called the tame taming of the ju. it's not just a take on shakespeare. It's the taming of the jewel. I mean giuseppe. Funding indicated biden. Own amazing to me edo deny or tolerate and sometimes joined together. Fox's would there accuse us we'd the hate us. That was shocking. I mean the fell. Shocking was citizen. This admit is imminent burden. I didn't expect it. I went to britain. Because i'm a tinto naomi's love english data. I said okay. My published opportunity mean sister. Go anywhere you want whatever you would like to go is i like to go to britain. I like to go. i like to see did out. I mean zane ought to do it better than anybody else. That's what i remember. And then the was black seed said. Okay i'll see you two belting stone which one stone i didn't expect anti-semitism and i didn't expect such a contaminating such a contagious. Such deepen. they semitism so deeply rooted. You know it on an island katelyn or in england which is the most important of course a bit of the uk but it was a frightening to sit and what is more fighting. Wants to see the basically. I'll kind of collaborating. Sometimes they had to fight jewish lead. Doesn't seem like law. Your people told me this and that your people told me i interviewed. People not told me are available. The life is a horrible thing so this is the common people and it took time. Tim's admitted but one that gate open has had them open and started talking. Honestly say to me you know. How many times have been told delta jew oh you know let us all kinds of dips and it's like amazing much so and little kits in manchester of hasidic. The auto talks kits in manchester and london will have had acts pelted them only storm so whatever it is i mean is a big addictiveness and we talked to jewish leaders saying even when the time used to say anything against wirelessly well owning two positions if to say one wowed against jimmy coleman only now's opt in the position you know as it became hewison you wayne saying that a one is easy allies. That are not going to be selected you know in a volume label for example district. Tina zero willing to say it was piping to see that one of the most disturbing rates. I think of british antisemitism and this might go around the world as well is. There is a sort of dog whistle so that someone can maintain that they're not anti semitic so someone who is an influence on me. Extreme left and concise something assiduously continuously hard left without. Referencing jews but then. His followers commend dog whistle a really serious anti semitic sort of betrayal of what they think themselves. I'm using an example of a very powerful voice. Which is john bishop. Who has who has three and a half million followers. He prostrate himself in front of ken loach on twitter. He said all this great interpreted it was as though he transferred the word. A jeremy corbyn for ken loach. I would kneel before him. And then if i couldn't anymore i prostrate myself in front of him which set off a huge torrent of jew hate and of course he a month ago on holocaust memorial day. Couldn't believe the terrible tragedies and then this is where the problems lie and that's an eye opener i think for british choosier surprising the anti-semites i mean disgust for britain and coastal are the places. You know that they took very nicely. Buddy dead jews in world war cho- you knows such nice people bubble and so bad and let's give some money to memorize them and and an make any fence you know maybe even endows of comments may be whatever it is making events you know in in a beautiful place to memorize their juice by the juice living was you know i mean it's like at all let's let you know what's album changes on the plane and of course the cord is a polish time. The code is is the stinian am am by itself. You know if you kill by the palestinians you know it doesn't mean that you don't like jews you know if you're critical officially doesn't mean that you're antisemites if you are cup only fizzle and if the only people who care about our justice palestinians because you killed by nobody else. Don't get about. Muslims in china while being tortured by million. Your don't care about syria. Don't care about libya you don't care about lebanon. You don't care about you. Don't even know what happens in yemen. Of course you never heralded by the war in chechnya and and distorted opening their head about anything. Only but it's going to stadiums you know is that there's a problem and they interesting thing when when i went into states and talk to the people and i tied to figure out. Why only this issue bottles you know. Other they show from people is back know underneath it. The other side was fight. Independence genius he. So did choose members alleys jews and a hall of people or some people would say something like you know what you will high. I don't know why feedbacks why feel about palestinians and i don't feel about anybody else. I have to think about it not over the palestinians up. You know it's like when. I wanted to start with like anyone to my my wife. Easy as you mentioned and i went to take a towards kamla sound everything and i'm gone to straight on that and i pick up young people young white folks as they call them. You know students. And i say i. My name is ahmed. And i'm from palestine. Would you like to appointing the individual cumberland. I say to say some wards full touma. Addison sister palestines and yet when you see slice cates looked like he must santana even studious and everything or well drafts. And the person free pop stein. And then he apologizes up. Tradit- day. Yes not yet picked up to join the battle. I'm just like you away. Think i'm posting. Think whether you might want to. Nobody looks like from his teens. You don't even have. Some people do not know the distance. When i asked him to stupid question between lemon palestine.
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Kylie Jenner Responds To GoFundMe Criticism
"Let's talk about this whole kylie jenner go fund me situation. Yeah it would love to okay so for anybody who is unaware. What's going on samuel route. A who is a makeup artist in la. He's most probably known for his handle at makeup. By samuel and in terms of the car dashing community. I personally know him because he does dasa's make lot. He was in this terrible accident this last weekend and he's very close friends. Reo who's kylie's makeup artist and so kylie had posted a photo him with the caption on her story. Watch over you protect you. Make up by samuel. Everyone take a moment to say a prayer for sam who got into an accident this past weekend and swipe up to visit his family's go fund me and when you swipe up the goal for the medical bills with sixty thousand dollars so immediately twitter was kinda sent into a frenzy of people saying you know why kylie jenner. Who's the billionaire asking for her fans and followers to help support this goal of sixty thousand dollars. That is basically packaged share. I will say from what i saw on twitter. A lot of people thought that this was her direct makeup artist and friend arielle which it's not as more acquaintance but anyway that was the initial reaction. I'm sure you all saw that a little bit after that. Tmz came out with an article. That says quote. We're told there's a misconception at sixty k. figure everyone's quoting the original target amount for this go fund me when it first launched with ten thousand dollars and our sources say kylie's five thousand dollar donation. Put it over the top as it was already six thousand dollars at the time since then. The targeted has ballooned likely because of the attention kylie brought it by posting the link on her instagram story. Then i mean just within the last hour kylie made a story and said i feel. It's important for me to clear up this false narrative that ask fans for money and i'm not paying for a makeup artist medical bills. Sam isn't my makeup artist. Unfortunately we don't have a personal relationship anymore. But i've worked with him a few years ago and think he's the sweetest. I saw my current makeup artisan friend arielle. Posted about sam's accident families go fund me and i called immediately to see what happened to sam after learning in more detail about the accident and can tell me visit his go fund me which is set a ten thousand dollars.
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2 women, one girl arrested after stabbing on Metro shuttle bus in Maryland
"Wounds after a fight on a metro shuttle bus. Five people were involved in the fight that began around 2 30 yesterday afternoon near the Addison Road seat, Pleasant station. Two others were injured every One is expected to survive. Two women into girl have been arrested and charged with first degree assault. We've been hearing about an increase in
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Building and Branding a Real Business
"We talk so much about the technical right the the bids and the scaly strategies and the rules and and so much that so important right. I'm not taking anything from that. It's critical and i talk a lot about it. But i think what's becoming more and more apparent Hokey agrees this hundred percent rate. So it's more and more apparent is that especially with mood to. Cbo there is becoming a less and less importance on those skills and more and more important on the quality of the product the quality of the offer the barandy the voice. The creativity of the copy like those elements are becoming so much more important. What happens post purchase. The post purchase experience. The customer satisfaction. The up sells lifetime value increases. All that is so important so critical and so you'll see brands and companies. That aren't necessarily great media buying in terms of they don't understand the nuances and they don't tell. The auction works algorithm works. And all this stuff but they have really great videos in really good brand and fun and their ads and humor and they've personality and a great products and they're killing right and so what i want to show tonight me. A quick video is like how we've kind of doubled down on that. With with at least with our info product business my personal grant how. I've kind of really doubled down on brand pattern eruption having fun like here's a i love what i do right i. I absolutely love. I've done a lot of things in my life that i haven't loved that i've done because it's been a way to make money but what i do every day. I absolutely love like i get to tell stories. Relevant essentially i mean that's that's what marketers do we tell stories right. I get to teach people get bring like my lessons to thousands tens of thousands of people on a regular basis And help those individuals achieve their dreams right. Like i'm living the dream. And i realized for a while like the way was marketing didn't reflect. Who was the person. And i wasn't. I wasn't fun with it when i first started doing my courses. You know two years ago. Like i look back at that ad copy and yeah i had some funds snark with it can start up drugs but a lot of it was very good cutter right. I was doing whatever else is doing. Because that's what i'm doing. And i think a lot of us fall into that trap especially when you're in various facebook groups and stuff like we're all looking to find the next big thing we're all following different people and we're trying see like what the person above us doing right because there's all of us have somebody look up to. There's always somebody doing bigger better things smarter than right. That's reality and so. I think a lot of times we neglect our own creativity and our own personality and our own uniqueness because we want to do at that bigger figures doing right so this per person x this is how they're advertising their drop ship product person wide south advertising. Their course they're doing a cookie cutter. Add to a webinar pushing fake scarcity and then they sell in the webinar and they have a retarding sequence where they push the cart clothes and all the copies very you know. Hey you have one day left by my course before the car close. Make sure you get it. Now here's what joe said like it's all so formulaic and listen. I'm not saying that you should never follow the crowd because a lot of times. There's a reason why everyone's doing something one way. Because it works right that being said i think there's varying degrees of that so i think what works for tyler. Open grand cartoon doesn't work for everybody right tyler has greg. Ode have a specific demographic ties demographic might not be the same demographic as years right so you following the same formula of showing off your rented lamborghini and your ended house and money and and things on that might not resonate at all with your target customer or by bringing the wrong customer right and so i think the gist of as i'm sure if you examples ads right now is that like writing ad. Copy should come natural right. I think the reason why people feel like they can't read copy in there. I'm not good writing copy. I'm not good writer and stuff is. I don't necessarily believe that. I think everybody can write ad copy. I think the challenge is when you start writing ad copy for somebody else. Essentially you're writing ad copy for who you think you should be instead of writing ad copy who you are and i think that's what leads a lot of challenges. It's very hard to write from somebody else's perspective right. That's why there's professional groceries out there. The chargers money. 'cause they're really good at that but most of us we can only think talk act like like we've done entire life who we are So if you're marketing your business if you're marketing your course your webinar. You should be authentic to who you are. Don't pretend to be somebody or not because it's very very hard to be successful that way it eventually things fall apart. It's very hard to keep that up at scale and with mass volume. It is very difficult unless you who you are. Changes to match who you are on camera. I've seen that happen but for me like i've realizes okay everybody is is on the guru train and it seems like every consumer personal industry like calls out gurus in has a negative connotation gurus so why as many sunk info products but i want to associate myself with same practices that most people consumers and industry don't like the makes no sense right. What does make sense. Is associating myself with that group in our mutual dislike for another group right. There's few things that bond people tighter than mutual dislike right. So you can bond over things you love and you can bind over things you hate and so by coming out against that lifestyle and that marketing message and the fake scale. All the bull-crap that that those people do people that hate that as well resonate with my message because that's what they think right so this guy thinks the same way that i'm thinking and if he's thinking the same way i'm thinking any addison for products there's no way he's also the bs like those people right so achieved so much by me doing that. It's also pattern erupt like interrupts patterns. And that's the other thing right if you're doing what everyone else is doing. If you're writing copy the same way into the same structure to same formulas the same creative the same video formats all the same stuff. The same cold traffic to webinar cart like it becomes routine becomes like people come blind to it because they see all day long. It's all they say right. So if you mix it up if you start saying the exact opposite surfing polarizing sure you're gonna ruffling feathers ensure you're gonna have people don't like it but that doesn't matter. I don't care if half the half the world hate me. I don't care i find with eighty percent world hating me because i usually means at eight in the world. Hates you twenty. Percent loves right. It's you're polarizing enough to be hated. You're also polarized enough to be loved.
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Juan Benet, Founder & CEO of Protocol Labs Discusses Filecoin and the Vision for a Decentralized Web
"Now. Let's talk about five point. Five point is the incentive layer that kind of brings it all together. What happens another would say. I am someone who wants to retrieve some content that i know is somewhere out there so basically what would happen. Whom would i pay. Who's incentivized by. What's what are the economics going on. Here yeah so basically you're saying hey like let's walk through kind of the the life cycle of data and kind of like follow it and so on Yeah so maybe. That's our with a three. So i that think about adding capacity to the network than adding storage. So you know a client hiring hiring a minor to its data and then the third is a another client retreating. Something that exists there so the first case A minor that has sort of provide. And i walked up to the network and up pledges. Certain amount of sectors and a pledge is a commitment to the network that you're going to store a certain amount of addison capacity and you're going to produce some proofs for that capacity and you also have to of because this is a relief to consumers. You have to have something at stake here. You have to discern conditions in which the might eat. Certain kinds of you could play That includes kind of eighty positive. A falcon A minor add smart of the networks some actual capacity than gets a random seed from the network to start Some data and kind of to produce a kind seal. What is right now. An empty sectors know capacity. And this is a kind of a sector today thirty two gigabytes and then there'll be kinda size actress in the feature on in what they might or might walk in with satire by or something like that you're by terabyte into you know thirty two gigabytes segments Any now Seal all of these segments in the ceiling processing in a reputation that you actually have that capacity to provide the network and the minor you have now signed up with an hour to for the this capacity in addition to monica sets a an asking price which is how much they're still is going to go for when clients are going to hire less storage What go right now. The sort of a global ask bryce on minor mostly use cases. Miners have one price in that set. In the future winters debate we want to have a flexible and fluid ask model where minus can have many different prices for different tiers Looking to stuff But for now sort of a very simple one price for all the storage so that point kind of the minor has committed to to of this and now other parties can can view it so now along comes a user client and says okay great like i want to store this data. And so the data they can just added with. There's different kinds of tools. So that can i get a hash or they can add with a five win with the latest client which is kind of look at the one of the main pump implementation's or a bunch of other tools. That that speak these protocols like exile arrogate or slate which is consumer lincoln application. There's a bunch of different kinds of things and that was the You can now hire. You can kind of create a deal to hire minor to back this backpack this data and that deal is of a relationship between a client and it client in a single minor and a single piece of data just kind of like the unit of of agreement as a. You probably want to do this with multiple minors because he want to replicate your data with multiple different parties and and so you now sound good data over to find these miners in the network by you. This number of ways you can either a numerate them from the blockchain you can find them in a buck explorer this much tools that can show you what miners what prices they have and so you select which minor you want and you could be maybe presented but you might also take into account other important details about the minor so for example they're kind of reliability. There's a different kind of schedules features about the minor that tracked by the blockchain and can score ran others. There's no emerging score the everybody's using yet but you could put these kind of like rating style numbers from the kind of like a very simple way of selecting minors klein right now. Uses a minor and sensor data over to the source provider one source brighter receives that they the deal is completed and the minor. Alicia the deal into the network. There's a bunch of operations that happened underneath a hood in order to like actually making that make that work this in preparation of the data that has to happen in order to make it easier to prove on and so on and definitely a different sizes of the data really matter writes a few set sending a little. Bit of the nsa. A few megabytes few kilobytes megabytes. That's going to be the kind of distribution very different than if you're sending gigabytes or terabytes and so for example in the smaller scales that just a very simple protocol where right away i can just over and make the deal and whatnot user Completely hidden from you. You know the client and the mine are doing this. This software is doing this under hud users themselves. Don't have to be exposed to all of this going on but it's kind of like a like a bitcoin. Transaction in theorem transaction. There's a lot going on happening under the hood where transaction to move to a certain place get validated execute on. Not but all of this kind of hidden from from the actual users