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Let's do another trip to the United Exploitation country. We already visited the casino and

the photo manager, so let's continue this road and head to the animals.

This is a 200 points exploitation challenge and it doesn't provide us anything to reverse

engineer. So we must be able to blindly exploit this.

The description reads:

After decades of research, we finally managed to catalogue all the animals on the planet

earth. Including very rare pictures!

Often times the text can contain hints, but this one is so short and generic, that it

probably doesn't really include anything.

So let's load the challenge onto the board, and get started.

Let's quickly checkout the functionality. We see here a menu and a prompt where we can

enter characters, The menu items indicate that we can enter a c to print a cat or a

d to print a dog or a m to print a mouse. We can also try to enter some more characters.

Like write "cat", and while it still just prints what the first character says, it's

interesting that we can enter more characters and get the whole string.

So we could definitely try and see what happens when we enter more characters and you might

already notice some odd behaviour, but let's not get ahead of ourselves, this was the mistake

I first made when approaching this challenge. Let's do this systematically.

I decided to use a whiteboard to visualize what goes on in my head as well as to document

each discovery. Especially with blind challenges like this you need to build a good mental

model of the program running there. And taking notes is crucial.

So I start with writing down what I know. That there are three different characters

in the menu. M, C and D, so I wonder, is there maybe a hidden menu option?

Let's find out. Let's write some code that tries out every character and we look at the

response. By now you already know this code, this just

sets up the serial connection with the board and some helper functions.

So first we read until we get the menu enter promot so we can send a character, and it

makes sense to put this into a loop. So now we print the last output, construct our payload,

which is just one character and enter it into the menu. Then we read the result, and try

the next character. When we try to run it it doesn't find serial,

I forgot to enter the virtual environment. If you do any python programming make sure

to checkout virtualenv. So now it works and it tries every character. But it's a a lot

of output, I think it's better if we remove all the newlines and also show the raw bytes

with repr(). Now it's easier to spot stuff. When you now look through here, we notice

that some characters, for example the percentage sign are turned into a null-byte. There are

a couple of them. No idea if it's important in some way or not, but let's make sure

to note these down. It's important to not ignore an oddity like this.

But besides that we didn't find any secret menu option. So let's think of something

else we could try. How about trying out different lengths of input. Let's modify our code

to test that. So instead of using the loop number as a character, we use it to change

the length of the input. And we just try it with some As.

When we run it we can observer multiple things. First of all, the input seems to be capped

at like 59 or 60 characters. Our input keeps growing, but the output stops. So let's

take notes of that. The first shorter lengths happened obviously

very quickly so if we look there again more closely, we notice that with the 11th character

we screw with something and suddenly leak a lot of bytes.

Let's write it down. So that's very interesting, what is so special

at this last character position. We can write some code to explore that further. Let's

enter a couple of Cs and then play with this exact value.

And here is a very interesting result. You see we always enter a bunch of Cs but it only

prints the amount of bytes we specify. So nullbyte will print nothing and 3 will print

3 characters. And so when we get to high byte values, like actual ascii characters, we obviously

leak like 30 or mroe bytes. It doesn't leak up to 255 bytes, so there is a limit, but

we can write this down. And we can change from 11 chars dumps some memory, to that the

11th char controls the output lenght. So now we now that we have this big range

of memory we can write to to, and certain positions can contain important information.

So for example the 11th character is the print length. And to take notes we can enter the

bytes that we leak into this long array. Also the ascii character number 7, hex 37,

prints the maximum amount of output. After that the output doesn't grow, that's why

I write a 7 here. So no we wonder, what could other positions

in this memory here mean. When we fuzzed the input length we used the

character A, so I'm wondering, what if you used a character that actually prints a picture,

like c. The cat. So modify the code slightly and then let's see what happens. And very

quickly the cat disappeared. And if you do the same thing for dog, the

dog picture disappears a little bit later. So you can write down how many characters

it takes to reach a point where a particular picture is not shown anymore. That's very

interesting. What could we possibly overwrite in that memory that causes this behaviour?

Look at the memory we leaked and mark the apparently interesting offsets. It's clear

that these bytes must mean something. these bytes have something to do with cat. So let's

modify the code. So I add the three bytes I know are the correct value, but replace

the first one to try different bytes. But it doesn't do anything. It seems like

there is only one correct value that leads to printing the cat. In retrospect it's

probably like a stack cookie. We must use that one particular value.

So let's move on to the next byte. Do the same thing. And this time it does print the

cat more often. But it's a bit weird. I have strong feeling that it is part of an

address, but I don't know. Let's move on to the third byte. Oh holy

crap! This shifts the rat. This clearly moving the cat around. So that is definitely part

of the address, or offset into memory where the cat is stored.

Also it's very interestign to see some weird characters before and afterwards. It's not

just 0 and cleary not just random garbage. So that's something we shouldn't ignore.

But we still didn't get the big breakthrough. But if you look at the leaked memory dump,

you will notice that the dog and mouse seem to have 4 interesting bytes, while the cat

only ahs three. Maybe the 4th byte of the cat just happens to be 0, but actually it

also has 4 byte. Ignore some of the notes here, I was just exploring some random ideas.

Anyway, let's try the 4th byte. wooooh. This output is damn interesting. This

is gold. If you look very closely, you notice that

these weird characters have indeed a pattern. Doesn't this look like the dog? The shape

is there, just the wrong characters. And here this looks like the mouse.

This reaaaaly stinks like XOR. The pattern is there, just the characters have to be transformed

into something else. Si let's write a simple python script that

tries out all different XOR keys, applies them to the leaked character output and prints

it. And when we now look through the possible outputs, we find a cleartext mouse!

So to recap, We have a big chunk of memory. And at certain offsets we know there is some

kind of information regarding the animal pictures. At least the last two bytes affect what we

read from memory. We were able to extract an XORed picture from the mouse by changing

the bytes of waht corresponded to the cat. So we clearly control here the location of

memory we read. But the output is XORed.

So now, we have a first serious shot at getting the flag.

Let's modify our loop to iterate over all 2 byte values. Then we take the leaked memory

output, pass it to a function that brute forces all possible XOR keys. And our assumption

is, that some memroy location will contain the flag, just XORed, so if we find the word

FLAG in any of the decrypted memory leaks, we won.

Makes sense, right? So let's try that! Oh man, I did first make

here a mistake. I meant to brute force the 3rd and 4th byte, but if you look closely

I brute force the 2nd and third. Obviously that didn't work. So after fixing that and

some other minor mistakes I let it run, and it pretty much immediately outputs the flag.

Let's hand it in and collect our 200 points.

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50 AMAZING Facts to Blow Your Mind! #72 - Duration: 11:27.

- Time for some more amazing facts!

Ooh!

(electronic whooping)

In 1871, under his original name, Samuel Clemens,

Mark Twain invented and received a patent

for the elastic clasp bra strap.

His patent said, and I quote, "The nature of my

"invention consists in an adjustable and detachable

"elastic strap for vests, pantaloons or other garments

"requiring straps as will hereinafter more fully set forth."

Whatever that means.

Microlattice is the lightest metal ever made.

It's about 99.99% air and is so light that it

can literally rest on the top of a dandelion.

It's made entirely from metal, but it's 100 times

lighter than styrofoam.

Australians are the world's biggest meat eaters.

They consume about 200 pounds per year,

and the United States is right behind them,

consuming just under that at 198 pounds a year.

That's a whole lot of meat.

According to a study published in the South African

Journal of Science, traces of cannibis were

detected on pipes that were found

in William Shakespeare's garden.

Scientists examined 24 pipes using advanced

gas chromatography methods and found cannibis

on eight fragments, four of which were

confirmed from the Bard's garden.

The dandelion plant, or weed, is edible.

The leaves can be eaten in a salad or steamed.

The flowers are sweet and crunchy and can be

eaten breaded, fried or raw.

They can even be used to make wine,

and the roots can be dried and roasted

and even used as a coffee substitute.

There are little tiny holes or pores in chicken

and other bird eggs that allow baby birds

to breathe in oxygen and get rid of carbon dioxide.

A chicken egg has more than 7,000 pores.

Prince Charles is actually a descendant

of Vlad the Impaler, the cruel 15th century

Romanian warlord who helped inspire Bram Stoker's

1897 vampire novel, Dracula.

In the 1940s, there was a remote control

for the Garod TV set that was attached

to the set with a 20-foot cable.

When you pushed the button.

Yes, there was only one button,

the picture was enlarged, and the sides,

top and bottom were cropped.

There's an animal called a wholphin, which is a cross

between a false killer whale and bottlenose dolphin.

Oh oh.

They are hybrids that are believed to live in the wild

but have also been born in captivity.

The Nazis had a plot to kill Sir Winston Churchill

with a bar of exploding chocolate

during the Second World War.

Hitler's bomb makers coated explosive devices

with a thin layer of dark chocolate

and packaged it in expensive-looking black

and gold paper, but luckily, the plot

was foiled by British spies.

In 2011, Tom Pearcy, a farmer from York, England,

created a maze by carving two football-field sized

portraits of Harry Potter into a corn field.

Wow, somebody needs a hobby.

If you have an irrational fear of being near,

among or in the company of teenagers,

you have what's called ephebiphobia.

In ancient Egypt, people were paid for their

services in bread and beer.

They were also paid in grain, meat and cloth

rations, which were considered the necessities of life.

But bread and beer were the most basic

of the Egyptian diet.

In 2016, the Ed Rolf family from Turkey got

food poisoning from eating food that was

prepared to celebrate getting out of the hospital

for, you guessed it, food poisoning.

Ancient Greeks valued political participation

and collective governance.

The term idiot was used in Ancient Greece

to describe someone who did not contribute

to politics or the community.

The state of Alaska has over three million lakes.

In fact, 86,000 square miles of Alaska

are covered by water.

Hawks have vision that's about eight times

more accurate than humans.

They have up to one million photo receptors

in the retina compared to only 200,000 in humans.

The first garbage disposal was invented

by architect John W. Hammes in 1927.

He wanted to make cleaning up for the kitchen

easier for his wife.

What a nice guy.

In Fairbanks, Alaska, the Aurora Borealis can be

seen an average of 240 nights a year.

On those nights, the sky is lit up with colors

ranging from yellow and greens to reds, purples and blues.

The black and white patterned undersides

of a humpback whale are distinctive for each whale.

Ooh.

The shape and color patterns on their dorsal fins

and flukes are like fingerprints for humans.

In 2013, Navy Veteran Lonnie Bedwell

became the first completely blind kayaker to paddle

the entire length of the Grand Canyon,

226 miles in a solo kayak.

It took him 16 days.

There are numbers on the lampposts in New York City's

Central Park to help people navigate where they are

if they get lost.

The first two or three numbers indicate the closest

cross street, and the last number indicates

what side of town that you're closest to.

If you're an odd number, that means you're

on the west side, and if you have an even number,

that means you're on the east.

There's a beaver dam located in Wood Buffalo

National Park in northern Alberta, Canada,

that is so large, it can be seen from outer space.

It spans 2,789 feet across.

Personal finance website Finder.com has launched

a programmable handbag designed to help

you monitor and curb your impulsive spending.

Using GPS tracking, it can be programmed

to lock if you enter your pre-programmed danger zones.

It will actually vibrate and flash lights

to indicate how many times you've taken out your wallet.

Oh, and it will actually flash yellow lights

and vibrate every two hours to remind you

to put on sunscreen.

All of this for a mere $5,000 US.

But that's okay, you go treat yourself, girl.

Arf!

In August of 2016, 323 reindeer were killed

with a single lightning strike in the Hardangervidda

National Park in Norway.

They were huddled together because of a heavy

storm and were killed because of ground current

that had stopped all of their hearts.

A man named Mbah Gotho of Indonesia

claims to be 146 years old, and there is

a photo of his government ID card to prove it.

The card shows his birthdate as December 31, 1870.

He has outlived all 10 of his siblings,

four wives and his children.

The Lithuania village of Ramygala holds an annual

beauty pageant where the contestants are goats.

Around 500 people brave the summer heat to attend

the parade in honor of the goat, a traditional symbol

of the northern village.

According to a survey done by Pew Research in 2016,

of 1,520 adults living in all 50 states

and the District of Columbia, just over one in four

people didn't read a single book within

the last 12 months.

The Great Barrier Reef is the largest living

structure on earth.

It spans more than 1,243 miles of islands

and submerged reefs.

It's located between the Queensland coast

and the western edge of the Pacific Ocean.

The little brown myotis bat can consume

up to 1,000 mosquitos in one hour.

It's hungry, and maybe one day it's gonna come for you.

Dolphins actually have two stomachs,

one for storing food, and the other for digesting it.

Basically, they're water cows, except way

smarter and a little prettier.

Dinosaur fossils have been found on every

major continent in the world.

They've been found in Antarctica, Australia

and India, and in the far north of Canada.

The Goliath frog is the largest frog in the world.

It can reach up to 12.5 inches in length

and weigh 7.2 pounds.

Rrr.

On May 31, 2014, according to the Guinness World Records,

104 volunteers at the Deer Run Camping Resort

in Gardners, Pennsylvania, made the largest smores ever.

It weighed a whopping 267 pounds.

Get into my mouth!

Because camels live in conditions where there

is little water, their digestive systems wring

their food dry of almost all of its moisture.

In fact, their poop is so dry, you can

actually use it to start a fire.

The Pagoda in Japan is the oldest wooden

building in the world.

It was built using trees from 600 AD.

The planet Jupiter has a total of 63 moons

that have been discovered to date.

Gummy bear candies were originally called dancing bears.

Hans Riegel originally created them back in 1920,

which were originally made out of licorice.

There's a building near Newark, in Ohio,

shaped like a picnic basket.

It was built by Dave Longaberger, owner

of Longaberger Basket Company in 1997

to be used as his head office.

The United States has had two presidents

who were both peanut farmers,

Thomas Jefferson and Jimmy Carter.

In Tanzania, almost two out of every five girls

get married before they turned 18.

That's almost 15 million girls a year.

The hagfish has no jaws, no bones in its

body and is able to tie itself into a knot.

In August of 2016, the first documented

case of twin dogs were born via C-section

at Rant en Dal Animal Hospital

in Mogale City, South Africa.

To stay cool in hot temperatures, kangaroos

lick their arms until their fur and skin

is sopping wet.

The wind hitting their arms causes the saliva

to evaporate and cool them off.

Movie theaters are forbidden in Saudi Arabia

and have been banned since the 1980s.

According to Guinness World Records,

Anthony Victor from India has the longest

ear hair ever.

Ugh!

It measures over seven inches at its longest point.

The Chinese have recorded solar eclipse sightings

all the way back since 720 BC.

The Hammetschwand lift in Switzerland is the highest

exterior elevator in Europe.

It connects a rock path with the lookout

point Hammetschwand on a plateau overlooking Lake Lucerne.

It takes passengers 502 feet up the summit

in less than a minute.

The Slinky was accidentally invented by Richard James.

Richard was a naval engineer, and while working

with tension springs in 1943, discovered that

when one of the springs fell, it kept moving.

He thought it would make a great toy,

and the Slinky toy was born.

Bees in Ribeauville, France started producing honey

in different shades of blue and green.

When the beekeepers investigated, they actually

found that instead of collecting nectar from flowers,

the bees were feeding on remnants of colored

M&M candy shells that were being processed

by a plant 2.5 miles away.

And there you go.

Thank you guys for watching this.

If you enjoyed it, maybe you got a smile

or learned something, drop a like on this video,

and subscribe if you haven't yet.

Don't forget that I'm going to have a brand-new

video for you on Monday, 12 West Coast time,

three East Coast Standard Time.

So make sure you come by then.

Have a great weekend.

Knowledge Whale out.

Ooh!

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ECONOMIC, ECONOMICAL, ECONOMY e ECONOMICS: qual é a diferença entre elas? - Duration: 5:40.

Let's say that Brazil adopts a bold economic plan

to double GDP in the next decade.

But that is only half a plan.

It's less than half a plan,

because where does Brazil want to go on social progress?

OK? So here's the thing.

And when we think about great jobs and great lives,

this is something that Gallup has actually been measuring, right?

These are things that you can measure and quantify.

They're different in kind than classic economic measures

like grades and test scores.

We would call them behavior economic measures,

but I can go out and I can ask you all questions.

We are sort of the global leader

in a multinational movement

to impose sanctions on Russia. Right?

Those are economic sanctions which are very injurious to their economy

and causing a lot of real grief and pain in that country.

In 1802, the addition of a cast-iron plate on top of the fire

and sealing in the chimney created the closed kitchen range.

Economical on fuel and highly adaptable,

the prototype of the modern cooker had arrived.

With it, a smoke-free kitchen.

"What would you like to change?" With a car, it's like

"What would you like to change about the car you've got now?"

and they might say, "Well, I want to go from a four-door to a two-door"

or I want to get a bigger car or a smaller car

or a more economical car or a more reliable car.

So, just probing for problems.

Africa is truly an opportunity for growth

of the American economy but also growth of the African economy.

My question is to all three of you:

What is your strategy to reverse this growing sentiment?

And, Prime Minister Trudeau, "en français aussi".

If the rest of you speak French, that's great.

First of all, our strategy is to highlight

how much trade and positive agreements among our nations

are good not only for the economy of the world

and the economy of our countries,

but it's also good for our citizens.

Herb Simon might be a name some of you may recognize.

He won a Nobel Prize in economics,

the first non-traditional economist to win that.

What I'd like to do now is ask Janet and Greg Mankiw,

who is a Harvard Professor of Economics, of course,

and also a long time friend and colleague of mine,

to come up to the podium.

Economics professor Casey Rothschild freely admits

that his problem sets are hard.

Hard to do, but also hard to put down.

I think that sleep was once likened to an upgrade

from economy to business class, you know, the equivalent of.

It's not even an upgrade from economy to first class.

The critical thing to realize is that

if you don't sleep, you don't fly.

Essentially, you never get there.

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Momento IPEMED Programa de Capacitação Secretárias #47 - Duration: 2:10.

Hello, Successful organizations

know the importance

of having trained professionals

to act in times of change

and meet growing market requirements.

Thinking about that Faculdade IPEMED de Ciências Médicas

It offers a Training Program

for secretaries and clerks' offices, clinics and hospitals.

The culture change and human behaviour

require actions related to the process

of communication, relationships and techniques of work.

Professor Antonia Pinheiro Gouveia, who

is heading this program tell us a bit about

the spread of this course.

The training course is an opportunity

to doctors prepare their teams

and thus gain a qualitative leap in service

offered to its customers.

The training of secretaries and clerks,

whether in offices, clinics or hospitals

It is the first step to building an agile relationship,

and accurate quality.

In this way it is possible to drive new

customers and strengthen relationships.

This course will bring discussion about the secretarial profession,

focused in behaviour

to get results, strengthen the relationship with the manager

and create a solid environment

of respect, politeness, ethics and collaboration.

You need to make these professionals

able to strengthen the reality of this market segment

Lasting 30 hours

the course has IPEMED's quality seal

and it is now available to everybody interested.

Until next IPEMED Moment.

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fabio rocha - Deus é simples - Duration: 6:14.

Hello brothers and sisters in Christ.

GOD IS SIMPLE!... It is us who "make Him" complicated.

There are things we can know about God that follow from the doctrine of Divine Simplicity.

First of all, we can know that God is one. Different religions present God as this way or that way or non-existent. That's an absurd.

So how can we know God is One? Lets suppose there were two Gods. If there were two, one of them would have to be different than the other. If they were totally equal, than we weren't refer to them as two Gods.

Why would we have a duplicated version of the same Being?

In order for us to say there are two Gods, one of them would have to be different than the other.

This doesn't make sense because that would mean one God didn't possess something that the other have and vice-versa. But logic tells us that God lacks absolutely nothing.

He is Almighty, All-knowing, etc... Thus, this hypothesis falls to the ground.

Some people, specially our brothers Muslims, think we Catholics worship 3 Gods (the Father, the Son Jesus and the Holy Spirit). That's completely wrong.

Our understanding is that God is manifested completely in 3 Persons. It is all One God. The Son "thinks" the same way as the Father and the Spirit and vice-versa. They all interrelate with one another, they "work together".

They have the same dynamic, essence and unity... The One and Triune God... 3 Persons, One God. Thus, we don't worship 3 Gods.

In order to have more than one God, the other(s) had to be different from one another and we know that's not possible. God is everything.

From the doctrine of Divine Simplicity, we can conclude God is One.

Another attribute we can know from divine simplicity is this idea of divine immutability (God cannot change).

In other words, God has to be just reality/actuality and He can't be an admixture of potency and action.

There can't be a part of God that's able to be something that is not actually very.

He can't have a part of Him that is temporary inactive. This means God can't have something in His Being that only can be active in the future or acquire some new property in the future.

That's impossible because that would mean God is a evolutionary Being. This is not possible because, like I've said before, He's Almighty and All-knowing.

Everything is under His control. Thus, He lacks nothing... There's nothing lacking in His Being, in His Eternal "I", His Eternal "Now".

God "lives" in the Eternal Now, for Him there's no past, present of future. He's outside of time, there's only the Eternal Now.

God cannot change. God is the way He is and forever will Be.

We can also come to know, through Divine Simplicity, that God is immaterial. He can't be material...

I've heard before (I don't if this is actually true or not) but an astronaut went to space and said "We went to the outer space and we didn't see God or Heaven!"

We have this tendency to look upwards to God, we say "He's up there", right?

Somebody went to space, looked around and saw nothing but the universe. And why God wasn't spotted? Because God is immaterial!

He can't be tangible to our sense, like if we could grab Him. Same goes concerning Heaven... these are realities that exist in another inaccessible dimension.

Material things have parts. For example, a pizza... We can see a pizza as a whole but it has it's parts: pepperoni, cheese, tomato sauce, etc.

And even these parts has it's own parts. Pepperoni has meat, fat, nutrients... Everything that is material have their own components/parts.

God has no components/parts, therefore He has to be immaterial (Spirit).

We can also come to know that God is his own existence. In other words, He's pure act, pure actuality. God exists and there's nothing else to Him. He doesn't depend on anything in order to exist.

He's his own existence. The existence of the universe, the existence of the world, our existence flows from His Existence, the Author of Existence.

As you can see, God is simple. He has to be one, immaterial, unchanging pure actuality.

Lets us all walk towards Him through His Church that was founded on earth by Him [cf. Mt 16:18] so we can live truly happy by staying close to Him,

to be less selfish, to love the others more and ourselves

GOD IS SIMPLE, don't "make Him" complicate.

See you next week, God willing.

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Weird Funny Stories I Wrote As A Kid | Kate's Adventures - Duration: 13:11.

Hi everyone, I have a bit of a confession to make.

The video that I'm about to film is not the video that I was planning to film this morning.

I was going to do one about awkward celebrity encounters, including this.

This is the ballet shoe of one of the "Dance Moms" stars

I have a very awkward story as to how I came to own it, what happened when I got it,

so if you want to hear that story and some other funny awkward times that I've met celebrities,

let me know in the comments section that you'd be interested in that video

and I'll maybe film it some other day, but today we're going to have a little bit of a different story time.

When I was little I wanted to be an author and this was one of my story books.

It actually says on it, "Kate's Story Book". It's not too easy to see but it does say that.

and I've written some stories into here. They're quite funny, they're quite cringey

and I hope you enjoy them as much as I enjoy them so we're gonna read some of these.

I think these stories are from around about the age of 9

just based on some of the things that I've said in them, things that I know I was interested around that time

and a certain movie plot that seems to be ripped off later on so I'm going to give these a read,

we're going to start with "The Night The Toys Came To Life".

"Every New Year's Eve, toys come to life. They only wish that they could stay that way.

"Dog was brown and had long ears and a tail.

"Teddy was a teddy bear. Cat was a cat of course.

"They all lived together in a toy box and had adventures together.

"On this New Year's Day, it was to be 2000 and all the toys were anxious to come to life.

"At midnight they would change to real life!" I can't believe I didn't-

You know, I've said about five times that they're gonna come to life in the space of like five sentences.

"When it was midnight, the three best friends went downstairs.

"They had heard they were going on holiday to the seaside!" On January 1st?! Okay!

"They all decided that they wanted to come." I wouldn't want to go to the seaside on January 1st, just saying.

"Not knowing what a suitcase looked like, Cat climbed up the Christmas tree.

"Then with a crash, thud and bang, Cat fell down with the Christmas tree.

"The little boy's mum ran down to find the Christmas tree on the floor.

"Cat had ran away, not hurt, to catch up with Teddy and Dog.

"'Where have you been?', asked Dog, 'You look like you've fallen from the sky.'

"'Well,' said Cat, 'I got to the top of the Christmas tree thinking it was a suitcase,

then I noticed it was a Christmas tree. I tried to get down and it toppled over.'

"'Oh well,' said Teddy, 'At least it's not the end of the world.'"

I find that quite a funny thing to say because, um, this is like going into the year 2000

and there was a lot of anxiety at the time that there was gonna be a Millennium Bug

and all technology was gonna fail and things like that.

So I like the saying, "At least it's not the end of the world."

[LAUGHS] I don't think I connected that in my mind but I find that really funny.

"Dog was imagining what a suitcase looked like so Dog went upstairs,

got the remote control car and got in it and drove down the stairs.

"The little boy's daddy came down to see what was going on, but Dog got a very fast getaway.

"'Why are you in that?' asked Cat, 'You look like you came down the stairs in that.'

"'But it's a remote-control suitcase!' said Dog. 'No it isn't!' said Cat,

"'It's a remote control car.' 'Oh well,' said Teddy,

'At least it's not the end of the world.'

"Teddy, thinking he knew what a suitcase looked like, went to find a suitcase.

"So he went upstairs, got some string and a t-shirt and flew downstairs

"but on the way he dropped it and went shooting down." I haven't -

I haven't really described that too well, but I think teddy was trying to make a parachute.

"But Dog got the remote control car and gave him a ride.

"'Sorry I was rude because you got the suitcase thing wrong,' said Teddy.

"'Oh well,' said Cat, 'At least it's not the end of the world.'

"and they all laughed. The next day the little boy took them all to the seaside. The End."

I think that story was heavily influenced by another story about toys coming to life at night and things.

I think the only thing I'd changed was the fact that they could only do it on New Year's night.

I also find it funny that toys would come to life on New Year's Eve because

there's a massive plot hole in that a lot of places there'd be like New Year's Day parties

and things like that so I don't think that would have worked.

But Kate, Little Author Kate wasn't really thinking of that.

We're going to stick with the toy theme for the second story of the day.

I haven't read the whole of this in a very long time, but I did flick through the first couple of pages

and it's reminding me very much of a very popular Pixar film series

so I'm going to let you decide for yourself, this one is called "Toy World".

"There are different kinds of toys. You probably already know that.

"The toys you're going to hear about today are owned by a little girl called Shelley.

"Shelley was 8 years old and always got told she had to get rid of some toys."

This is me, totally. "But Shelley didn't want to!

"She loved her toys Her toys loved Shelley too.

"Her favorite toy was Polly Pigtails. Polly had some friends too - a dog called Scamper.

"Scamper and Polly were best friends. But one day, Shelley came into her room looking sad.

"'Oh Polly', she said sadly, 'Mum says I have to give some of you away' and started to cry.

"'Shelley,' said her mum, 'Tea time.' So Shelley went out the room.

"'What are we going to do?' said Polly. 'Well,' said Scamper, 'We could tell Cowboy Kid.'

"Cowboy Kid was a toy that belonged to Michael, Shelley's brother.

"Cowboy Kid had a cowboy office." Is this sounding familiar to anybody?

Here we go, we have a picture of Cowboy Kid.

Does that not remind you of somebody? He's a sheriff as well as you can see.

"So Scamper and Polly Pigtails went to Cowboy Kid. You see she wasn't that kind of Cowboy Kid you think she is.

"Cowboy Kid had no other cowboy friends, she was just being friendly.

"Anyway they've got there now and they'd told her the story." ....Okay [LAUGHS]

"'Yes', said Cowboy Kid, 'I'm getting bored of my house.'

"Soon Shelley was in her room again with Michael shortly behind her.

"'Your Nelly's in here with Pamper,' said Michael.

"'It's Polly and Scamper,' she said, 'Now give me them back.'

"Soon it was bedtime and she got her Polly Pigtails back,

"but Scamper got one ear pulled off so Mum had to fix it.

"The next day her mum put poor Scamper in a Bring and Buy sale."

Is this sounding familiar to anybody?

"'Mummy,' said Shelley later that day, 'Scamper's gone.'

"'Oh don't worry,' said Mum, ' I bought you a toy cat' and showed a sock puppet.

"'Thanks,' she said. Her mum went out of her room and she heard Shelley crying.

'"Oh you are such a baby Shelley,' said Shelly's mum, 'It's just a stupid old toy.'

"At this point Polly got angry. In the next few days they were moving to Australia. They had to find Scamper."

This is a bit like Toy Story 1 now? "Scamper now lived with a girl named Emma.

"Emma was the sort of girl who liked to be bossy. She always got spoiled rotten.

"They lived in a rich house with rich parents but no brothers or sisters.

"Polly searched all night long but not a trace in the house,

"so in the daytime Polly went out to see if she could find Scamper.

"On the way Polly saw Emma and Scamper - what luck!

"Soon Emma and her mum got out of the car to go shopping.

"Polly noticed Scamper and Scamper had noticed Polly.

"Scamper wound down the window. 'What are you doing here?' asked Scamper.

"'I'm here to save you,' said Polly. 'Good,' said Scamper, 'Now-'

"But before scamper could say anymore, Emma and her mum came back.

"'Quick,' said Scamper, 'Hide!'

"'Mummy,' said Emma, 'What's a doll doing in the back of the car?'

"'Honey,' her mum said, 'There's no doll.'

"'Well what's the one with a stupid t-shirt saying 'PP'?'

"'Look,' said her mum, 'There's no doll.'

"Out of the car Emma, took the doll in her room with Scamper and put poor Polly into her bedroom."

Now we've got a very very detailed drawing of Emma's room here and all the toys.

"'Wow,' said Polly to a long-haired doll next to her, 'Look at your hair!'

"'Thank you,' said a strange voice. Polly never noticed a little doll with little black hair,

"'I'm going to grow it just like my mum.' ....Eh?

"'Hey!' said another doll, the one Polly was trying to say something to, 'Leave my girl alone!'

"Polly didn't know what to say so she just backed away.

"'Scamper,' said Polly, 'Who's she?' 'Oh that's Anita,' said Scamper,

"'She thinks she's posh because of her hair and her two children.'

Okay, I don't know anybody who thinks they're posh because they have kids and long hair.

Okay so I'm gonna skip ahead a bit because this story seems to be really strange.

Like every page that seems to be something going on differently.

So on this page we're still in the- in the new girl's room,

on this page I think she's having a birthday party.

Um, on this page we're talking about some more toys

and then let's get to - I'm going to read you the end of this story because it's especially weird.

"Luckily enough it was just a young cheerleader.

"'Peace be with you every day, anywhere in any way,' she sung.

"'Yuck!' said the witch. 'As King Toy I order you to stop doing that.'

"Then Emma's mum burst in looking for something for Emma to wear.

"She saw the new toys and thought Emma got them for her birthday.

"After Emma's mum went, they asked 'What do you want?'

"'We want to go home!' she zapped them back to their house. The End."

So the moral of that story I guess is if the plot line's getting too weird, too wild

and you just want to finish the story then you should go and find a wizard or a witch

who can just zap you back home and everything will go back to normal.

I think I was getting bored of that story, I maybe thought it was way too much like "Toy Story"

I have no idea but that was quite a weird ending.

And I'd like to say that it's quite a weird ending for my stories but no, my endings are always really weird.

So as you can probably tell I'm not a published author yet.

I have written many stories and nobody wants to publish them.

That's really weird to me, they're clearly masterpieces.

So anyways I hope you enjoyed that story and of course the other one about toys

and if you want to share with me down below the sort of things

that you wrote stories about when you were little and your main influences in writing,

I'd love to hear about them. Thanks very much everybody and cheerio!

But the video that I'm going to film today is a Story Time

And it's not a Story Time in the traditional "this is a thing that's happened to me".

When I was a vid- [tongue tied] When I was a video? When I was a video?!

Hi everyone...

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Above The Noise | 6 Places To Network - Duration: 4:49.

Hello, everyone. My name's Luke Acree, welcome to Above The Noise.

Guys today we're talking about networking and probably from day one in your sales career

it's been ingrained in your mind that you need to be networking

24/7 but a question I get from sales reps all the time is, Luke

where do I go to network? And the short answer to that is you should be networking everywhere.

I'm going to share with you. I probably shared it before but I got advice from a mentor of mine years ago

that said, Luke everyone you come into contact with in your day to day, they're a potential client for you,

the only reason they're not is because you haven't asked them to be and so I challenge you

look at your day to day. Look at the situations. You come across and say to yourself

how do I connect with this person how do I build a relationship with this person?

Because that's what's going to turn them into a client long term and today

I want to give you guys

6 practical areas where I believe you can network. The first area is your gym now

I know the gym can be awkward to introduce yourself to people

and I'm not saying run up to everybody in yoga class and introduce yourself

but with the gym comes consistency or at least

I hope you're going to the gym multiple times a week

and you get to start seeing the same people so start with the people that work there.

You're going to see them probably the most consistent and at the end of the day

they're there to help you and so it's an easy transition to start a

conversation with them.

Then at your gym get involved with a class

Maybe a weightlifting class a dance class because in that class you get to build some camaraderie you get to start introducing

yourself to people and naturally what comes up is hey, what do you do?

and it's a perfect opportunity to start networking. Now the second area that

I believe you can network is your church, your local place of worship. Now

I'm not saying you're going to church to build clients, but ask yourself this question

Does everybody in your congregation know what you do?

And if they don't, seek those people out build a relationship with those people.

Find out what they do, who they are, how many kids they have, and then in turn share with them who you are and what

you do. It's a perfect way to network and a true relationship like that is going to turn into long-term business for you. Now

the third area, I believe you can network is this website called meetup.com it's awesome. You can get on there

there's meetups everything from rock climbing to studying literature

but get on meetup.com

look at your local

community and see if there's a meet-up on something that you're passionate about and I challenge you if you get on there

And there's not something that you're passionate about

I challenge you to start a meet-up yourself because I guarantee you there's people in your community today

That have the same passion and interest as you and they probably would love to get together.

Now the fourth area that you can network is volunteering. I believe every business should be volunteering.

We should all be giving back to our local community and in

volunteering you really can accomplish two things, one is you can give back to your community, spread your brand,

showcase that you're not just about making money you want to give back.

but also the second is the people who run these volunteering organizations

guess what, they're considered to be the movers and shakers in your community and they know the heavy hitters they know the

influencers in the community because they get donations

and it's such a beautiful

marriage because you get to give back to your community and in that gift of giving you also get a receive because you get to

network and build relationships with those people and even if that mover and shaker

doesn't become a client of yours, guess what? They can give you a referral.

Now the fifth place that you can network is

classes. Now I'm not saying go back and take college all over again

It might be good to take another class to brush up on your skills

it's a great place to network, but I'm referring to classes like painting class, music lessons,

there's a you know wilderness survival class where I'm at. Get involved with something that you want to learn that you're passionate about

Because you get to build that camaraderie over stuff that you're passionate about and that's going to turn into a true relationship.

Now the sixth and final place that I believe you can network

technology has changed the name of the game. You no longer have to network

face to face with people you can use the web you can get on social media, join a group, LinkedIn is so good at this

Join a group. If you're a real estate agent on Facebook

there's a great group called Lab Coat Agents dot com. You can get on, join that lab coat agent group and share ideas share

referrals get involved with groups that you have interest in, because it's not only a way to reach a network with people in your local

community, you can extend it and go across the nation across the globe.

So there you have it guys there are six practical areas where you can network,

but I'm going to leave you with this, that the key to networking is you have to be authentic.

There's nothing wrong with getting involved in every situation hoping to build a relationship and hoping that turns into a client

but you need to seek to be real and actually get to know these people for who they really are

because a true relationship is going to turn into

long-term business and long-term

sustainability. If you like these tips make sure you subscribe to our Youtube channel. Be sure to check us out on Instagram and Facebook.

Take action on this today.

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Meet The Team: Amparo and the Mikado Fabric - Duration: 2:13.

Hello, Good afternoon. My name is Amparo Lafaurie.

Here at Rex Fabrics, I specialise in Haute Couture.

Today I want to talk to you about the Mikado fabric.

What is a mikado?

When you think of fashion, what words come to mind?

Very good!

Sophisticated!

Elegance!

This is the type of fabric that we use, when making our haute couture dresses.

The mikado is originally made in silk.

Using very fine fibers.

We also carry it in a polyester blend.

Also sold in various designs and patterns as you can see here.

This fabric type is very versatile and modern.

But here in Rex Fabrics, we specialise in silk.

We are the biggest exporters in world of this genre.

This texture is thick, as you can see...

This fabric is easy to fold.

It has a structured fall.

It is less shinier than the shine on a satin fabric.

A very fine fabric, with no strict time. Letting it be used during the morning, day, and even night.

You can make pants, jackets, dresses, and evening gowns.

Any skirts or any type of clothing of a haute couture attire with this fabric.

We also have tips, to help you work with your bust or hips if you'd like to make your outfit here.

This type of fabric is the best fabric to fit your body.

Come meet me, Amparo, here at Rex Fabrics.

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Sheep Card Styled 2 Ways - Duration: 6:26.

Hi, this is Jen Schafer and today I am going to be making two cards featuring the Lawn Fawn "Baaah Humbug" stamp set.

To start off, I am taking a piece of Neenah Heavy Weight Cardstock in the Kraft color and cutting it down the middle on the 11" side

then scoring and folding each of those halves down the middle on the 8 ½" side to create two A2 sized card bases.

To design my cards, I knew that I wanted to feature these two adorable sheep from the stamp set.

For my first card, I am going with a Christmas theme, so I am laying out several of the accessory pieces from the set.

For the boy sheep, I want him to have this cute little Santa hat on his head.

To make this work, I first need to create a mask using a Post-it note.

I stamp the Santa hat on the post-it, then fussy cut it out, focusing on the bottom portion of the hat, as the top half will not be covered by the sheep.

Next, I use the sheep stamp, as well as the mask, to figure out exactly where I would like the Santa hat to go, marking the position with a pencil.

Then, I am able to stamp the Santa hat.

Next, I can replace the mask and stamp the sheep.

When I remove the mask, the Santa hat will be protected and it will look like the sheep is wearing the hat.

By using this technique, it looks like one seamless image rather than two individual stamps.

Next, I am going to use the grid on my cutting mat to line up where I would like the female sheep to go.

Then I can stamp her accurately on the card.

Because the lights are going over the sheep and there are no overlapping images, I do not have to worry about masking for this.

I know that I would like to use both of these sheep on my two cards so I am going to stamp them both on the second card as well.

I start out with the female sheep because she is still on the acrylic block. Then I can stamp the male.

Since I have a general idea of what this card should look like, I know that I do not have to worry about masking either sheep here as well.

Back on the Christmas themed card, I can now stamp the string of lights.

My original plan was to go from top left to bottom right, but I decided at the last second that I liked the other orientation better.

Next, I can begin work on adding some more elements to the cards.

For this card, I love the saying that says "All I want for Christmas is ewe", spelled e w e.

I think the pun is absolutely adorable and matches the pair of sheep really well.

I decided that since the sheep are fairly central in the card, I would put the first half of the saying

above them and the second half below, keeping the stamped images central on the card.

To fill in the space above their heads, I thought it would be cute to add some mistletoe, then decided a bow would be the perfect addition to top it off.

There is still a lot of empty space available on the card.

To fill this in, I decided to use the same string of lights I used on the female sheep as an accent to string across the top and bottom of the card.

I again used my cutting mat to help me keep the string of lights fairly straight.

Both the top and the bottom of the card are approximately 3 strings of light across

though I will use a black fine tip sharpie marker later to get the little bit the string does not cover.

Alternatively, you could stamp your string of lights off the paper to get that last little bit.

You may notice that my card is at a bit of an angle when stamping the top string of lights

This makes it a little more difficult to line up the strings and as a result, my last string is at a bit of an angle.

That completes the stamping I wanted to do on the Christmas themed card, so I moved on to my other card.

I liked the pun on you in the first card so much, I decided to use it again.

I used the phrase "I Love" from Lawn Fawn's "Meow You Doin'?" stamp set

as well as the letters "E", "w", and "e" from Lawn Fawn's "Riley's ABCs" to spell out the phrase "I Love Ewe".

Because I am using individual letters for Ewe, I was careful to line them up

and stamped them on a post-it note first to make sure I was happy with the way they lined up.

I ended up fixing the location of the lowercase "e".

I also wanted to stamp them on a post-it note as this is the first time I am using the "I Love" sentiment and I wanted to be sure it would stamp well.

Once I was happy with the placement of my stamps, I moved on to stamping them on my card below the pair of sheep.

I love how this custom sentiment fits the card so well.

Next, I'm taking the heart stamp from Lawn Fawn's "Party Animal" to add some hearts to my scene.

I really wanted a large heart to fill in this space and the one from this set was perfect.

My idea was that there would be a cloud of love coming from these two sheep, then I also added in a border of hearts towards the bottom.

You could instead do a heart border for both sides or put the sheep and sentiment towards the bottom with just the cloud of hearts above them

both of which would be a cute look for this card.

I really love how these large hearts filled in a lot of space, but I felt like there was still a lot of open areas that could be filled in.

So, I went back to "Baaah Humbug" and got out the small heart from the stamp set.

This little heart fills helps fill in the empty spaces between the hearts in the cloud

as well as fills in some of the empty space between the heart border and the sentiment.

I went in and kept adding small hearts until I was happy with the way the card looked.

Next, I moved on to coloring the cards.

Unfortunately, when I went to check the footage on my camera, one card was blurry and the other card wasn't even there.

I plan on including coloring in most of my future videos, so I hope you don't mind it's missing here.

I did some straightforward coloring with Prismacolor colored pencils, using 2 – 3 shades per area.

Because I used colored pencils, including a lot of white, my next step was to go over a lot of the stamp lines that had been covered up with a black fine tip sharpie pen.

I especially like to clean up any lines around the face, as it really makes them stand out.

This is also a good time to go over any lines that did not completely stamp or fill in any missing areas like where the string of lights should go off the cards.

You could very easily leave the cards the way they are, but I wanted to add something extra that would really make them pop.

That's when I decided to bring in my Signo Uni-ball white gel pen to add in some cute accents.

For the hearts on the love card, I decided to give them a little bit of a highlight by putting a dot or small line in the upper right hand corner of each heart.

This is a small change that makes a big visual impact.

I considered doing the same idea on the Christmas card by adding a highlight to each of the lights, but decided this didn't stand out as much as I wanted it to.

So instead, I decided to add snow.

Something you'll want to keep in mind, as you'll soon see by my mistake, is that you want to be careful

to keep your hand up as well as move from one side of the card to another or you're going to risk smearing your pen ink.

Another thing to be aware of is that you want to put white dots over your image as well, so it actually looks like snow as opposed to stars.

Since you control where the dots go, you can be careful to avoid spots like the sentiment and features such as eyes.

As one final touch, I traced the area I colored as snow so that it would stand out and match the falling flakes.

Thank you so much for watching my video and I hope you enjoyed seeing these two cards come together.

Be sure to check the description for further details and I hope to see you again next time.

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