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Hello and welcome to the SAP HANA Academy.

The topic of this video tutorial series is Getting Started with SAP HANA on the Google Cloud Platform

and in the next couple of videos we will take a look at how to start and stop an SAP HANA system.

In the previous videos, we have seen how you can stop and start HANA using graphical tools

like HANA cockpit and HANA studio, and we also explored the command line options of the HDB script.

In this video, we will focus on sapcontrol.

Hi, I am Denys van Kempen.

I am connected here to the Google Cloud Platform Console

and have started the SAP HANA, express edition VM

we have created with Cloud Launcher in a previous video in this series.

I am connected with SSH and done the substitute user to hxeadm.

We have done this now a couple of times, so I will move a bit faster.

OK.

We have observed that both the SAP HANA cockpit, HANA studio and the HDB command line script

file actually call the s-a-p-control command, or sapcontrol, if you prefer.

Now, it is a bit of a contradiction.

You probably will not use sapcontrol that much, directly.

However, as all the other tools use sapcontrol to interact with HANA

it helps to know a bit about how it works.

If anything goes wrong and cockpit or studio complain about sapcontrol this-or-that,

then you are at least a bit prepared and know where to start looking.

Because we don't use sapcontrol that much directly,

it is hardly documented in the SAP HANA documentation set.

However, I will point out a couple of references.

Also, it is called sapcontrol and not hana-, or hdb-, or even newdbcontrol, for a reason.

It hasn't got all that much to do with HANA, to be frank.

It is much older and is included with each and every SAP Netweaver application server.

In fact, on each SAP HANA system, there will be a sapcontrol amongst the HANA binaries

and another one as part of the SAP host agent, that is also installed with HANA.

SAP Basis administrators will recognize what follows.

So, how does this sapcontrol command work?

We can just enter it on the command line without any parameter.

Yes, that's quite comprehensive.

Includes options for SAP Netweaver Java (J2EE) and the ABAP application server.

As mentioned, it has been around for ages: version 749, currently.

Control and monitor SAP instances via WebService interface of SAP Start Service.

and with SAP instances, sapcontrol is referring to Netweaver here and not necessarily HANA.

It is important to make this distinction as there are many parameters and ways you would

normally use sapcontrol that don't work for HANA.

You can use sapcontrol, for example, as a snap-in for the Microsoft Management Console

(MMC) on Windows.

Well, this is not going to work for HANA.

The HANA server only runs on Linux.

Also, when we look at the end of the, let's call it the help screen, we can read that

the actual sapcontrol web service interface can be queried: host port 5 instance number

- I assume you would have guessed by now that the double x's here refer to the instance number -

and then 14 for HTTPS, 13 for regular HTTP /?wsdl

If we enter the URL in a browser, we get the entire interface

and if we just q uery the root, it actually redirects to the sapmc (management console) page

with the proper SID, instance number and host

but returns a 404 (page not found) as it has not been implemented.

There is nothing wrong with your server.

This sapcontrol functionality is just not available for SAP HANA.

So, what is working?

Let's scroll up again.

Synopsis.

Two parameters are required: instance number and function.

The rest is optional.

Instance number is instance number, so let's focus on the function.

If you allow me to side-step one more time, when we create a connection in HANA studio,

we need to provide host name and instance number.

That's all.

No SID.

This is because studio will use sapcontrol to establish the connection and that's all that's needed.

What functions do we have?

They are called webmethods here.

Maybe as a reminder, sapcontrol uses HTTP or HTTPS.

NI stands for network interface.

We can see that here.

Well, we have Start, of course (you can ignore the runlevel)

So we can enter: sapcontrol -nr 90 -function Start

Start OK Same output as for the HDB command.

Note that the function is case sensitive.

It is an HTTP call after all.

So start (all lowercase) will give you an error.

HANA is already started, so how can we can do the equivalent of an HDB info?

Well, you might have guessed, that's this one: GetProcessList

sapcontrol -nr 90 -function GetProcessList

You might recognize the output.

It is exactly the same as in studio or the offline cockpit.

The dispatcher status column provides the coloured dots: green, yellow, grey.

Also interesting is the GetSystemInstanceList

Now, in our case, we only have a single instance for the SAP HANA express edition HXE system,

but you could very well run HANA as a distributed system,

so with multiple hosts, multiple servers, if you prefer, together forming one system;

same concept as a cluster for some other databases out there.

We find this documented here, in the Administration Guide, you actually have to call sapcontrol

to start or stop an entire distributed system with function StartSystem SID.

The HDB script only starts and stops the local instance, the one you happen to be connected to.

So, you really need to run sapcontrol on the command line yourself if you want to administer

the entire 10-, 15-, 20-node distributed system.

Bit of an advanced topic, but so you know.

Same for the checklist for secure handover.

You may recall that when we first connected to SAP HANA express edition, we had to reset

the SSFS master keys.

Well, guess what, function UpdateSystemPKI and UpdateInstancePSE will do that for you.

It is really a bit of a Swiss army knife: sapcontrol.

Secure handover is documented in the SAP HANA Security Checklists and Recommendations guide.

Sapcontrol is also used for troubleshooting.

You may recall that both cockpit 2.0, the offline cockpit, and studio could access log

and trace files when HANA was stopped.

No surprise, sapcontrol is used for this.

Function GetTraceFile will get you the sapstartsrvlog.

Function ListLogFiles will get you all the instance log files

and you can use function ReadLogFile with the log file name to display the file.

That's how studio and cockpit use it.

There is no magic here.

Well, as I've said, there are very few references for sapcontrol in the SAP HANA documentation set.

GetProcessList, however, is mentioned in the SAP HANA Server Installation and Update Guide.

Here, the functions Start and Stop are also documented.

So, let's give that a try.

Note that StopService stops the sapcontrol program, so if we run StopService and then

GetProcessList, we get a FAIL.

We can still do HDB info, as this just runs a ps command, remember?

So HANA is still up, just the sapstartserver process has been stopped.

No harm done, you can start it again using StartService SID, so HXE, in our case.

Note we get the same 'Impromptu CCC message' we can ignore.

Takes a second or less, and now we can run GetProcessList again.

To stop, we have Shutdown and Stop with soft timeout.

This is the same as the stop screen of studio, for example.

Here we can see this: Soft and Hard.

Again, as I am the only user connected and there is no currently no transaction ongoing

with any valid business data (just internal housekeeping, probably) I will go for Shutdown.

GetProcessList gets me the status: Yellow, stopping.

and if we switch to studio quickly, we see the same information.

That makes sense, because, as mentioned, it comes from the same source.

Studio is calling sapcontrol function GetProcessList the same as we do.

Eventually, all processes are stopped and we only see the daemon listed.

Then, with function Start, we can bring our HANA express instance up again.

OK.

So much, for starting and stopping SAP HANA on the command line using sapcontrol.

Again, you probably will not use it that much directly, but it helps to understand that

the command exists and that is used by all the other tools to stop and start HANA.

In the next video, we will wrap up our discussion of starting and stopping HANA

and take a look at the Google Cloud Console.

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The world has not been designed for someone who moves in a wheelchair.

It's not easy to get around.

I think most people never think what wheelchair users need.

Many places don't have an accessible restroom.

If the elevators are not working I have to reroute my whole day.

I'm always reading about new restaurants and we get there, and there's steps.

It's a challenge to have a normal life.

But I have a mindset that there's always a way.

Even though there are obstacles I'm still very active.

Every day I ride my modified motor bike.

I think that we are in times that nature should be enjoyed by anyone.

Every additional information that I have about accessibility can play something crucial in my life.

Accessibility is important, and the more people that contribute, the better.

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DIY HOMEMADE LAVA LAMP BOTTLE - Duration: 4:28.

what is up guys today i'm joined by my bray bray it says 8th birthday today and

today i'm going to show you how to make a homemade lava lamp so let's get

started

The Zamp Camp

Zamp Camp

Zamp Camp

Zamp Camp Camp

Thats it

things are about to get nutty

Remember in a previous video I said save

your water bottle as well time has come well we're gonna use them so you're

gonna get an empty water bottle neck still has water it some vegetable oil

some alka-seltzer okay some food coloring any color you want some other

water you can use sink water bread for the so I don't have to get up to

throwing this video I'm just gonna use a bottle water and a knife what you're

gonna want to do is you're gonna take your oil and your water bottle and you

want to fill it up about two-thirds full and hope I hope you don't spill it that

corn so for all things vegetable oil

okay so that should be about good oh yeah holy farts that's a lot you can use

any water bottle but I'm just using this bigger one so that you guys can see it

better then you're gonna take some water yeah

it does look a little bit like soupy so then you're gonna take your water

it looks like buttered pee fill it up a little bit it turned so bubbly and if

you watch carefully you can see that the water sinks to the bottom and doesn't

mix with oil and creates a lot of bubbles it's also a cool little science

project so then you're gonna take your food coloring and it's supposed to drop

down and then it's gonna create a cool light um kind of raining type thing

forever and fingers yes so then you're gonna take your food coloring you're

just gonna put a couple drops in one two three four five

whoa it makes weird balls that makes toaster kids working 15 you can see and

make some cool bubbles and they also all sink to the bottom not all of them you

can put food coloring is bubbles to take your alka-seltzer and this is where it

gets fun this is where I'm gonna need your guys's help okay you gonna take you

out this outside yeah you can take your knife kids you don't do this part let

your grown-up do it and you're gonna cut it hey it's a four pieces or as close to

four pieces as you can get okay so I'm gonna hold this up so you guys can see

it and Braden is gonna pour drop the alka-seltzer in the bottle okay just

drop it in you see that yeah you got a homemade lava lamp whoa it's even better

now there you have it a quick easy do-it-yourself homemade lava lamp you

can do this like I said is about to crash project or it's also a cool

science project for the kids to learn about the separation of oil and water

well you move it a little bit like I said you can use any color now looks

like real long any color you want you don't really want to shake it because

then it kind of mixes up a little bit it takes a little while to settle down but

yep there you have it an awesome project for the kids and have to burn into my

brain and burn please I just wanted to thank you for watching

this video if you liked what you saw pop that thumbs up button go ahead and hit

the subscribe button if you have not done so already follow us on Facebook

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you guys leave us comments down below

smash together

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Aunt May's Motivational Speech (Scene) | Spider-Man 2 (2004) Movie Clip Blu-ray - Duration: 4:05.

What's going on?

Oh, they gave me another few weeks, but I decided the hell with it.

I'm moving on. I found a small apartment.

Why didn't you tell me?

I'm quite able to take care of things myself.

And Henry jackson across the street is giving me a hand...

...and l'm giving him $5.

That's Henry Jackson?

Yes. lt's funny what happens in two years.

Nine years old, has great ambitions.

Listen, about my last visit....

Pish-posh, we needn't talk about it.

It's water over the dam or under the bridge or wherever you like it.

But you made a brave move in telling me the truth.

And l'm proud of you.

And l thank you, and l....

I love you, Peter.

So very, very much.

Hey. Where are all my comic books?

Those dreadful things? I gave those away.

-l put the pans in the box, Mrs. Parker. -Thank you, Henry.

-Hi, Peter. -Hey, Henry.

You're getting tall.

Henry, why don't you put those cookbooks in with the mixer.

Okay. You take Spider-Man's pictures, right?

I used to.

Where is he?

Henry and l agree. We don't see his picture in the paper anymore.

He...

-...quit. -Why?

Wanted to try other things.

He'll be back, right?

I don't know.

You'll never guess who he wants to be.

Spider-Man.

-Why? -He knows a hero when he sees one.

Too few characters out there, flying around like that...

...saving old girls like me.

And Lord knows, kids like Henry need a hero.

Courageous, self-sacrificing people...

...setting examples for all of us.

Everybody loves a hero.

People line up for them. Cheer them. Scream their names.

And years later, they'll tell how they stood in the rain for hours...

...just to get a glimpse of the one...

...who taught them to hold on a second longer.

I believe there's a hero in all of us...

...that keeps us honest...

...gives us strength...

...makes us noble...

...and finally allows us to die with pride.

Even though sometimes we have to be steady...

...and give up the thing we want the most.

Even our dreams.

Spider-Man did that for Henry...

...and he wonders where he's gone.

He needs him.

Do you think you could lift that desk and put it into the garage for me?

But don't strain yourself.

Okay.

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Study says Silencers are a Threat! - The Legal Brief! - Duration: 7:44.

Welcome back to The Legal Brief, the show where we CRUSH the various legal myths and

misinformation surrounding various areas of the gun world.

I'm your host Adam Kraut and today we are talking about the hilarious new study published

by the Violence Policy Center on silencers which looks like it belongs in the children's

section at the library!

Are you concerned about the NRA and the direction it's heading?

Want to ensure someone who enjoys NFA firearms sits on the Board of Directors?

If you are a NRA life member, an annual member for the past five years, or know someone who

is, head on over to adamkraut.com to get a petition to place me on the ballot for the

NRA Board of Directors in 2018.

As you are probably aware, for the last several years the silencer industry has been ramping

up public awareness about their products.

Companies learned that the best way to sell their product is to educate the public as

to the benefits of them.

Silencer sales have steadily climbed and we've seen the introduction of several different

pieces of legislation to deregulate silencers, such as the Hearing Protection Act, the SHUSH

Act and a draft version of the SHARE Act.

For a while those who are notoriously anti-gun kept quiet regarding silencers.

But within the past year or so, they have been ramping up efforts and becoming more

vocal about their opposition to the deregulation of scary silencers, predicating this opposition

on what Hollywood has told them about silencers.

The latest iteration is a paper published by the Violence Policy Center or VPC in late

June.

The VPC released an updated study unsurprisingly entitled "Silencers: A Threat to Public

Safety".

For those of you that don't know, the VPC was founded and is run by Josh Sugarmann,

who is responsible for such eloquent quotes like "The weapons' menacing looks, coupled

with the public's confusion over fully automatic machine guns versus semi-automatic assault

weapons—anything that looks like a machine gun is assumed to be a machine gun—can only

increase the chance of public support for restrictions on these weapons."

In other words, he thinks the public is stupid.

So you can already get an idea of what we're likely dealing with.

Interestingly enough, for someone who doesn't like guns, Mr. Sugarmann does has an FFL.

You can find out more information about that in the FOIA request from Reddit user LonelyMachines

in the description below.

The "study" begins by recounting a brief background of the regulation of silencers,

followed by some quotes cherry picked to make them seem like the tools of assassins, ending

with statements that the gun industry is seeking to mislead the public and lawmakers as to

the true purpose of silencers.

It then takes a long walk off a short pier by explaining that silencers are, in fact,

used in crimes.

The study provides 16 examples where silencers were allegedly used in crimes or illegal activity.

And to make matters better, a lot of them cite to news articles, since we know the media

ALWAYS gets it right.

Here's a quick glance at a few of their examples.

Example 1 - Father and Son Drug Trafficking Conspiracy.

As the title suggests, a father and son were arrested for the importation and distribution

of MDMA, also known as ecstasy.

Authorities also seized some firearms, body armor and a silencer.

Notably, both individuals were already prohibited persons…

So essentially the VPC is using an example proving that criminals will criminals.

Speaking of which...I thought ecstasy was illegal, how'd they get that?

Example 2 - Walgreens Robbery.

VPC provides two separate instances where silencers were allegedly used in Walgreens

robberies.

While I can't find the disposition or court records relating to one instance where a silencer

was supposedly used in a murder.

The news article just states there was a silencer involved.

The other example VPC utilizes did not result in an arrest or recovery of the purported

firearm and silencer.

I say purported because it is entirely possible someone utilized an airsoft gun and/or fake

silencer.

VPC is relying on a news report to show that a silencer was used in a crime when there

is no definitive proof of such.

Example 3 - Attempt to Provide Materials to ISIL.

In this gem of an example, the individual was in possession of a stolen firearm that

he used to murder his neighbor.

He then solicited an undercover agent to build an unregistered silencer and give it to him.

The FBI actually sent this guy a silencer.

On top of all that, the criminal indictment indicates he murdered his neighbor 6 months

prior to receiving the unregistered silencer from the government.

I'm not certain how VPC can contend silencers are the threat to public safety when you have

the Government providing an unregistered silencer to someone who already murdered their neighbor.

Example 4 - Unlicensed "Ghost Gun" Silencer Operation.

Their words, not mine.

Eight men were charged with making firearms and selling them.

Of note, they were in California and none of the firearms, including silencers that

they were illegally making, were lawful in California.

The US Attorney is quoted as saying "Manufacturing and selling them for profit, without complying

with federal licensing rules, is both a serious crime and a serious threat to public safety."

Once again, VPC cites to another example where individuals were not complying with the law

from the start.

In every instance that VPC cites to, the person was already engaged in some unlawful act.

The silencer has nothing to do with being a threat to public safety.

Fortunately, it is rather likely that the only people who will give this paper any credence

are those that won't listen to logic and reason anyway.

Because running the world on emotions is such a good plan…

So what can you do to combat this nonsense?

Start by educating those around you as to the benefits of silencers and dispel some

of the common myths that exist due to years of grooming from Hollywood.

You can even send them episodes of The Legal Brief.

And don't spend your time arguing over whether it is a silencer or suppressor, you'll just

look like a jackass.

Whatever you call it, the important part is that you are teaching someone the correct

information about it.

If you haven't already, fire up that pen and paper, computer or telephone and contact

your representatives to demand they pass legislation to deregulate silencers.

Currently the HPA and SHUSH Act are sitting in committee.

The SHARE Act has not been assigned a bill number yet, so while you can call to support

it, there is no bill number to reference.

While anti-gunners will do their best to cry wolf about the dangers of silencers, it is

YOUR job to help educate those around you.

The more informed people are, the less they are likely to oppose a device that is the

equivalent of putting a muffler on a car.

As you can see, the VPC Study is nothing more than pandering to its base.

However, there is a danger for those who don't know any better accepting it as truth if they

aren't willing to read past a facebook headline.

If you know someone who needs the actual facts on this subject be sure to share this video.

Don't forget to hit that like button and if you aren't subscribed already, you better

make that happen.

Be sure to ring that bell so you don't miss an episode.

Check out my website adamkraut.com.

And as always thanks for watching!

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Jeep Wrangler Raxiom 50" Straight Dual Row LED Light Bar (1987-2017 YJ, TJ, JK) Review & Install - Duration: 5:08.

This Raxiom 50-inch Straight Dual Row LED Light Bar is for those of you that have a

1987 and up Wrangler and are looking to add a ton of additional light and some additional

style to your Jeep.

Now a 50-inch LED light bar is a great way to add the maximum amount of light output

to your Jeep.

Of course, a lot of people are also going to install these light bars just because they

like the look of the bar on their Jeep, the fact that it makes it look a little bit more

rugged, a little bit more off-road like, and that's perfectly okay as well.

So, as far as the installation goes, I am gonna give it a two out of three wrenches

because of the wiring that's involved actually getting the bar installed on the Jeep is a

very, very simple process that won't take you more than an hour, but then there is the

wiring.

Now Raxiom, in particular, has been known for making some very high quality light bars

that throw a ton of light.

They're very well built, but they're also going to be priced somewhere in the middle

pack.

And when you're looking at light bars like this, of course, you can find the bargain

basement $100 bar that also comes with the wiring harness and brackets, but it's probably

not gonna hold up very well.

You're gonna end up with things like condensation behind the lens, burnt out individual LEDS,

or just a light that isn't going to work after a short period of time.

On the flip side of that, the top of the line 50-inch LED light bars can be $1,500, $2,000

which, yes, they invest a lot of money into the optics, into the R&D of those lights.

They might throw light a little bit further down the trail to make it a few more lumens.

But for what most of us use our light bars for, this is going to be more than enough

light and it's going to be a little bit more moderately priced than this top of line premium

light bar.

And that's why I see a lot of people going with this light bar.

It's gonna save you some money over those top of the line light bars but still get the

job done.

Like I said, Raxiom is known for building a high quality light bar.

Like most of the other bars on the market, this is going to be made of an extrude of

aluminum, going to have a polycarbonate lens.

Because this is the dual row version of this light bar, it has two rows of 50 3-watt LEDs

for a total of 100 3-watt Cree LEDs.

And that's where all of your light output is going to come from.

This is also going to be a dual beam light.

So it has small sections on the outside of the light bar that are going to be a flood

pattern.

They're going to light up the gutters, light up to the side of the Jeep and then this center

section is going to be more of a spot pattern to throw light very far down the trail in

front of you.

So you get a really nice even wash of light.

This is going to be right around the 6000K color temperature which is going to match

a lot of the other LEDs that you'll purchase and put on your Jeep, that's sort of the standard

color for a lot of LEDs.

So if you are looking to match headlights or other auxiliary lights, this is gonna do

a really nice job of doing that.

Now, this does come with a pair of feet that you can mount it on your Jeep with.

However, 99.9% of you are going to wanna purchase a 50-inch LED light bar bracket that's going

to be a bolt-on bracket that doesn't require a new drilling.

If you use the feet that come in this box, you're gonna have to go ahead and drill into

your windshield frame to get your light mounted up.

So I would definitely recommend taking a look at those brackets.

This is also going to have a two wire pigtail on it which is pretty traditional for a light

bar or really any other auxiliary light that you might purchase for your Jeep.

So you can go ahead and build a wiring harness for this if you're comfortable doing so.

You can purchase a wiring harness if you wanna have it be a little bit easier for you but

if you're still comfortable enough to do that wiring.

If you're not comfortable at all with automotive wiring, you can certainly take your Jeep to

a shop and have this installed.

So as far as the installation goes, I am gonna give it a two out of three wrenches because

of the wiring that's involved.

Actually getting the bar installed on the Jeep is a very, very simple process that won't

take you more than an hour but then there is the wiring.

So as far as the installation goes, I would again recommend getting a set of those 50-inch

LED light bar brackets who are going to remove a couple of bolts from your windshield hinges,

fold the brackets on, drop the light between the brackets, very, very simple installation,

no drilling, very easy.

After that, you will have to get power to the pigtail on this light.

Again, if you're comfortable building a harness you have your switch, your fuse, your relay,

you get everything wired up.

You can purchase a harness where you just have to pull the wires, make a couple of connections

or if you're not comfortable doing either of those go ahead and take this to a shop,

have them wired up for you.

Like I said before, Raxiom is known for building a quality light at a more affordable price

than some of those really top of the line premium brands.

This light bar here is gonna come in at right around $400 and I do think that's a pretty

good value for what you're getting.

It's gonna be a ton of light output, a high quality of build, is going to last a good

long time and it's not going to completely break the bank.

This is gonna leave a little bit of money in your pocket for some other mods.

So if you're looking for a quality 50-inch LED light bar, I would definitely recommend

checking out this one from Raxiom and you can find it right here at extremeterrain.com.

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Kangana Ranaut & Barkha Dutt Don't Give A F*ck | MissMalini - Duration: 4:56.

It's time to say that we don't give a... dash dash dash dash.

My 18 year old self I was in a lot of bad company.

I like Kangana because she doesn't care about being liked.

This is MissMalini. And I am so proud and happy

to be here with some mega Boss Ladies,

Barkha Dutt and Kangana Ranaut. I am super super excited.

And there is something really amazing that Barkha is going to tell us about,

that you have started - a brand new project.

Well, before that I want to say that with the three of us together

it doesn't get more wicked or badass than that.

Right?

So it's really exciting.

We have a new banner. It's called Mojo.

Mojo means magic,

it means talisman.

It's genesis is an African word.

I love it! And Kangana what do you think about Barkha?

We have been such fans of hers of course

watching her, you know, bomb the news all the time.

What is your opinion?

My opinion is... Barkha is a dear friend.

Like, there was a time when I was in awe of...

You mean you are not now?

I am.

But, right now, like for me... Let me complete!

There was a time when Barkha was...

There is a role which is fashioned after her in a movie

and that is how we all got so smitten with her.

But now I know her personally

and, like I told her today, I am just going to surrender myself to her.

Take me to the trip of magic and talisman and what not.

Bring my Mojo out!

Why did you choose Kangana?

You know I wrote something about Kangana recently

and it was a very unusual approach

And I said I like Kangana because she does not care about being liked.

And I really meant that as a compliment.

What I meant by that, Malini, was that too many of us women

care too much about what people think about us,

what they say about us,

how they bitch us out.

It's time to say that we don't give a dash dash dash dash!

about what you say. Or think!

And she represents that to me.

And that is feminist energy for me.

I got a lot of calls for that. I was filming for Manikarnika.

And everyone is sending me... In fact, on the shoot...

Neeta ma'am sent me, my director sent me the blog. And I am like, I have read it.

'Did you read this? Did you read this?' People who are your friends get so excited.

And I am like, I have read it. Thank you.

But I would like for everyone to get a sneak peek who may have missed the Facebook Live

what are the conversations going to be like?

Our conversations tend to not be about movies.

We tend to slip into talking about actually ourselves.

I think I see a similarity.

And the similarity is this that I see myself as someone who doesn't give a damn about what people say about me.

You have to understand that the moment you succeed

and you are in the public eye

there are a million people waiting to pull you down.

I feel protective about her because I see, as an older person,

a lot of people trying to do that to her.

And she hangs in there with her own energy and spunk.

The same energy. She is not oblivious to her surroundings. Very stimulated.

Very thoughtful. Very concerned.

And that is primarily why I love Barkha so much.

Every time she asks me to do anything for her, I can't refuse

because of that sheer genuine, thought provoking, active mind that she has,

which has my genuine respect

because I get you, sister!

I think we deserve a pre show hug!

Here is an example of some #GirlLove

This also dispels the myth that women pull each other down

and don't support each other.

Not women like Barkha.

And Kangana.

And Malini.

I think that is amazing. There is a lot of girl love in this room.

So this is the kind of conversation you can expect to hear -

Things that are different and open-minded and challenging

on the Mojo, so stay tuned for that!

But I would like you to each tell me one piece of advice

that you would go back and give

your young, 18 year old, maybe insecure self today.

My 18 year old self, I was in a lot of bad company.

And I was kind of smitten with the edgy side of life.

That if I go that far, what happens?

If I go to the end, what happens?

I am glad I did that, but not everyone has to do that, you know?

You know when I was 18, I was too conscious about

not being seen as 'female'.

I almost de-gendered myself because I felt I had to prove a lot.

I remember really having to fight to cover a war from the frontline at Kargil in 1999

and I had to really battle. Becuase they were like,

'Where will you use the loo?' 'We don't have separate rooms for you?'

I said listen, Goddamit, I get it. It's a battle. It's a war.

I will go behind a rock, under the tree, just like the guys.

So I think what happened to me was a lot of defensiveness

about 'Don't see my as a woman journalist, see me as a journalist.'

At 45, I am very comfortable saying

as a woman I have had to fight twice as hard

to get to the same place as all my male peers.

I am comfortable in my own skin.

And I want to tell the 18 year old out there

be passionate, but most importantly, be yourself.

People will try and pull you down.

But the most difficult thing in life is not to be successful,

it's to be yourself.

And I would go back and tell my 18 year old self to stop worrying

because everything works out!