good evening city council mayor city clerk city attorney this review is all to do with the many departments that we have and the hard work and dedication next so when we look at this at this slide we talk about our prior state and we talk about the four areas of our that are our main categories so when we look at the four roads we talk about our 200 plus miles we took a talk about our infrastructure being our third category and we talk about the age and the value of these assets and how how important they are many of them are 50 to 60 years old like our city hall here which was which is presently I believe 103 years old we talked about our number two our fleet and that's we we've addressed that at least started to with our enterprise program which I believe the mayor is very happy with his vehicle our number one and most valuable is our actual our employees and that's something that we're starting to address is as we move forward next so when we talk about prior state and how we've led to the following issues so over the over time in my position we talk about communication we talk about permissions we talk about approvals we talk about documentation are inefficient processes of the past and our cultural issues and how we're going to improve those next so part of that as we focus on our our core values we talk about our service our teamwork our accountability or innovation our respect our stewardship and fiscal responsibility these are our stairs and our core values and assisting us we lead every day with these steps to improve our daily service next so as we look at our core values and we focus on these we they drive the city's mission and and steer toward the city's vision how do we get there these provide us support and strategic plan to focus on areas and goals that the city and the council have determined that are very important to us next we focus to improve and innovate the services provided by to our residents daily review and how can we do better next we ensure tighter fiscal and and process controls many projects to us to assist in this are happening throughout our throughout our our days next we focus on creating the gold standard of operations as you've heard me talk about as I've been in this position we are on this and this is a journey that will continue to work on next we make the city of Sheboygan the employer of choice for our for employees and our team members not just wages and insurance but the full process and environment that we work in daily next so when we talk about our strategic plan which is underway presently we talk about our mission and how where we want to be next our strategic plan has continues to focus on our city's vision where the city of Sheboygan will be a family oriented and prosperous community with a wide variety of housing business cultural and recreational opportunities in a safe and attractive neighborhoods which we continue to do with the assistance of our our departments in our city council our strategic plan which we've extended it through 2022 which is underway the creation of our 2023 strategic plan currently in process we're looking at our core values our mission and vision to make sure that we're on target next so as we do that in a 2021 quarterly third quarter 3 and 4 update for the council we continue to streamline our processes manage manage cleanup efforts strengthen financial controls established policies and procedures that we've noted that are either missing or inadequate for our 2020 and 2021 CLA studies we continue to find discrepancies and address infractions as the council has has been identified so so impressed with our finance team and the work they've done I it's just amazing what we've we've been able to address as we continue to get get started next so long-term investment fund review and updated completed in our July 2021 next our continued creation of the city's first five-year fiscal strategic plan with Ailers as Phil kind of started to review the tids with us this helps us to be responsible and strategic moving forward again first time ever done next our Grotto appraisals and reevaluation phases phase one is completed last year of the five phases we're in phase two this year in 2022 this is not an area that we should be hiding from and allowing to fall behind so as you heard me state last year this this was actually out of compliance since 2018 next actively managing accounts receivables notably delinquent personal property tax penalty payments in 2021 $4,000 2021 actual was 37,700 just amazing when we see that exceeding budgeted revenues by 942% again these are great things happening within the city what more can we say on this other than great job next neighborly we have to talk about neighborly this was Jessica's project and she did a fantastic job but neighborly loans program and applications prior state of in-person only applications five to seven annually annually again this is to help our our constituents as a last last line of support since July 2021 online applications 40 to 50 annually 714% increase it is so unbelievable that we are able to help our constituents day in and day out with their needs 714 percent this was a huge undertaking on top of the daily responsibilities decades of problems cleaned up as you can see our service is now up 714% great job next one employee life insurance for reconciliation and retiree in health insurance audit completed first comprehensive reviews ever in the city's history 12 in an ineligible excuse me participants removed from the plan just years negligence that we finally got cleaned up next this one's an easy one if you get my if you get my line AT&T phone lines consolidation audit completed 36 unused lines can't canceled creating $9,000 in annual savings something so simple but overlooked again asking why do we need what we have right next so continued improvements in 2021 in our quarters 3 and 4 so we talk about our munis chart of accounts conversion next parking stall and rentals and billing moved to munis again off of AS 400 one of those old programs that we're trying to work off of the inaugural citizens fire Academy I have to put a plug in there for our fire department first one and they did a great job they actually quite a few of our city Hall staff myself included older Lester was in there also we realized how hard it is to be a fireman or you know on on on call it's a it's just amazing next my civic electronic community information and engagement platform nearing completion this is to assist our citizen communications and technology our program to take us into the future next our IBM I ask 400 migration 40% of the data reduction again we've continued to really make some huge strides in this 40% is a huge huge opportunity because this homemade program has been used for so many decades that it just takes time to get this information off so as Eric knows my my goal for his department is in 2022 is another 40% yeah I know he's cringing back there so next so as we look at our policy creation updates long-term investments are fund balance are tiff as you as you heard about it our code of ethics continue to grow some development on this is continuing next enterprise fleet management a million savings in geodebt for five year program again this is a huge opportunity for us in taking care of our smaller fleet part parcels so this is a great program so it's a slow rollout be mainly due to supply chain but we have been getting vehicles out to our our department's DPW and just getting the old equipment off and the new equipment on so it looks really great next EAM software implementation was finally approved recently as we know so we just just had our kickoff and it's going to take two years but you're going to hear us talking about it on a regular basis and it's going to be great it's very exciting it's going to allow the council and our teams to really be strategic and understand the lifespan and need for prioritizing throughout the city not just roads and sidewalks but facilities and and so forth so it's great next so we talk about 2017 to 2021 strategic plan extended through 2022 creation of the 2023 to 2027 strategic plan obviously that that's in process and moving forward and it's it's showing some great information group sessions were completed surveys are still going great we're about two and a half times what we had back in 2017 as far as constituent input that's huge two and a half times the amount of feedback now it says to start hopefully it'll continue to keep rolling next ambulance rates first update in 13 years again these are things that we just don't tend to look at or haven't looked at and again they're all mandated so it's bumping things up to where they should be so the new rates and new collections group is working with us so that'll help us with our the revenues in that area next mean is code enforcement and permitting initiation better processes and better controls so that we can help our constituents to make sure that we have the community and neighborhoods that we want next investments and employees 2021 quarters three and four we'll talk about that a little bit so Carlson Detman review as I'm sure all of the council members and department heads are very concerned where are we with that Todd so we're finishing this up very detailed and in-depth and we're continuing to have to really do the deeper dive because we're not looking at just other municipalities but we're also looking at our neighbors on different jobs that are actually comparable to what we what we do within our city but a lot of our jobs are actually very refined and very detailed and it's not like you can just go and take somebody from Sargento or take somebody from a coal or it's it's actually up to take somebody from another municipality so it's very difficult we also have to realize that the city is a city so that means that you can't just go to a village or to a township and say that they have the same positions literally have to look at somebody that's going to have to relocate to to fill some of these positions we also realize that a lot of our positions are actually exactly on scale of where they should be so that's a great opportunity for us to help us understand where we are next biometric screen health screening reinstated it was paused back in 2019 we care to help our team help themselves biometrics helps us understand possible opportunities for each of us to understand when we take this next initiated mandatory employment practices liability training sessions for all staff again training helps us help ourselves and others as we continue to be the employer of choice next increase training and professional development in 2022 budget we increased it by $40,000 again we were kind of step back a little bit back in 2020 because of covid but we really need to make sure that we give our employees and our team members the time and the ability to get the training that they need to help take us to that next that next level so training helps helps us help each other raise the bar as we move forward next wellness committee revamped rebranded renamed however we want to look at that we we're now the well-being committee and we also continue to use our go 365 for those that are on our insurance program again it's helping our employees to understand how that how they're doing and help themselves to be healthier so reviewing how we can excite and involve as many team members to help us in being well be with our well-being next alright HSA contribution for 2022 that was included in this year's budget and again it's not guaranteed but you know if it works if we can work and stay cell stay healthy that keeps the rates down this is something that we should be providing our employees as an incentive next so investment employees 2021 again initiated the internal journeys to supporting diversity equity and inclusion and belonging within our workplace culture providing clarity and understanding relating related to appreciating our valued experiences are varied experiences backgrounds and cultures had our first all-staff training session creating and sustaining authentic relationships in the workplace again we're starting our journey of educating and learning to become an employer of choice and belonging next looking forward into 2022 every time we tear a leaf off the calendar you present a new place for new ideas in progress by Charles Kedding next perfect alright so our strategic plan we're in the define we completed the define portion of it we did that in the beginning of 2022 Baker Tilly is a collaborative member and it's the city's first time professionally done next we're in process of the discoverer piece and that's engaging our internal and external stakeholders we had nine external focus groups many of which were quite quite commutative where they gave us a lot of information some a little bit more difficult than others then we'll be creating our SWAT analysis strengths weaknesses opportunities and threats next from there will develop and review our mission and vision core values making sure that they're in representative of what we what information we we pull together from our constituents and from our our department heads so review that identify and prioritize strategic goals create a strategy map prepared deployment to move out next the deploy that's basically where we develop and change management program assign count abilities completion milestones and we'll work with our department heads to make sure that we can develop key performance indicators and targets will be we'll make sure that we can measure it monitor it and report it and make sure that we make adjustments accordingly or as I call it course corrections as we go next looking forward to 2022 I'm sure you're all excited about what's coming so the new year new strategies continuous improvement is better than delayed perfection by Mark Twain so as we look at our investments and employees in 2022 we're continuing our internal journey supporting diversity equity and inclusion and belonging again we're building our plan our plan and program and we'll talk about that when we have our HR presentation and future learning skills to support critical conversations and civility creating synergies and sharing resources with community partners again we're working with our community to help us become better together moving forward munis human capital management module expansion majority the majority of it has been unused untouched untapped for 15 years it's just unbelievable when you think about the modules that we have that we haven't used next we talk about munis project ledger and capital assets module implementation owned for 15 years and not used again Caitlin basically is working on this as many with again with many other projects in her team this is going to allow us to have compliance with state and federal reporting again instead of having to pull things from different areas we're actually going to be able to upload it in one report complete and accurate next munis general ledger fund consolidation redesign again this was Caitlyn's huge project that she has with her team going on as we speak so this is going to be it's going to go from a thousand 81 cost centers down to 60 just think about that if you had to go through 181 now we're only going to have 60 categories then you look at 6,143 accounts reduced to 557 again it's just unbelievable how complicated we were and how disjointed we're and how clean it's going to be and how easy it's a huge redesign it's still in process the team members are reviewing to make sure that all of the consolidation is working it's being worked on in our training environment and it's going to be rolled out very soon next munis upgrade to version 21 2021 technically 0.3 now heard about that this morning second upgrade in one year keeping ERP system and technology up to date this is tremendous information because it affects everybody and just the understanding that we're now updating things on a regular basis is just huge and when you think about it how often does it happen at home or on your phone now we're actually doing it here at the city and it's going to continue to happen and get better so again starting to plan our regularly scheduled updates for our teams next munis payroll module and process enhancement proper use of workflows and approvals again this is also this is also more connected to the HR side of it and to our employees again this is how we we need to start using our our modules that we have out there next exploration of Tyler munis payments cash sharing electronic payments again this is another module area that is just it's huge it affects so many departments and it's a positive and productive process that we're going to be focusing on this year next munis business license module we're in the process of doing a gap analysis and again these are areas that we need to continue to focus on to improve our our opportunities next one is executive time integrated electronic time management systems exploration this one actually excites me tremendously just because it's it's going to touch all of our own hourly employees and help them to be able to do what they do more efficiently and effectively there's just so many disconnects at that level next so as we look at this in 2022 moving forward there's a few items that will touch on real quickly and that city-wide reevaluation continues a little behind our our aggressive 2021 goal but we just were getting started and in 2022 I've been informed that we're going to be able to catch up and get back on schedule next our financial financial control enhancements again these are areas we have hired Baker Tilly which is a great company they're not only one part of them is doing our strategic planning but a second part portion of them a separate piece is actually going to be doing our actual auditing processes in our finance department so continuous growth and improvement we will potentially find issues I'm anticipating it I know Caitlin and I are dreading it but we know that with finding problems it provides us to open the door to finding solutions and getting better right next DTS view works EAM systems again exciting program it's a long project it's going to take you know years one and two for implementation we're excited to have this for strategic for strategic planning many of our facilities are 50 plus and have problems and you'll hear us talk about that when we reference the tit closures and opportunities again it's really to understand how can we understand and finance strategic problems that we need to address that have been not taking care of for decades next enterprise fleet management vehicles arriving as we touched on before this is a great project for our smaller vehicle fleets at some point we'll be looking at other areas for improvement in our within our fleets on the larger vehicles next our significant infrastructure investment investments that we've had thus far we've had fire rescue pumper truck a new ambulance to expand service South Lakeshore interceptor sewer project that's coming through our municipal wastewater treatment plant upgrades again these are all great things that are happening in 2022 next this one is very exciting for myself and for many of our constituents and department heads this is the delivery of the 10 new fixed route transit buses we're actually sending our lead mechanic from transit actually to the facility where they're building them and he's going to actually be there to make sure to watch monitor and make sure that the construction and assembly of the new buses will be done to the standard that we need this is going to be the first time where the city of Sheboygan's had 100% the highest level of new vehicles going out for our constituents it's going to help us really to plan into the future the next time we look at buying buses in the future we'll be looking at the size of them and what kind of fuel do we want diesel do we want you know regular what about battery or natural gas things like this or I should say natural compressed gas but the point is the next level of improvement for the buses is really going to be more of how are the efficiencies of those buses into the future next housing advancement strategies again this is a huge huge area for the council and for the mayor and myself you know creative creative advancements in housing study the senior housing options and opportunities that we're looking to bring to the city single family housing development as we all know we're working diligently on that and multifamily veterans housing which is coming through as we know again the success of great business businesses is relying on this we need to we need more housing so that we can have more great constituents move and enjoy the the gem of shabuigan next business advancement strategies again continued attention and adjustments as we work with our our plan our ARPA plan but also with the grants that come in making sure that we're we're flexible enough to to expand on all of that opportunity next 2022 lean principles as you as you all know I'm very very huge on the on the fact of continuous improvement and we had quite a few more team members we had nine more team members join us in this great opportunity and if we do the same things and we expect different outcomes this is the definition of insanity right so what we really want to do is look at everything we do daily how are we doing it why are we doing it there's so many things that we've can we've done in the past because we've always done it does it add value does it does it have an art ROI on it so we're doing a great job on that and I look forward to seeing us continue that next this is actually taken from one of our from our fire station 3 our headquarters and it's the big 4 and I want to give kudos to that department because this is actually hanging on the wall this is kind of their mantra or one of them and that's do your job treat people right all all in attitude all out effort words of inspiring and motivation provided by fired by shaboygan fire department station 3 this is hanging on the wall this is what they think every day when they're walking around doing their job that's what we do as a city next so this one here is kind of the iceberg is a little bit like shaboygan right you see what's on top but you don't realize what's on the bottom and that's continuous improvement and development so improvements initiative continued I just I described the design process as I as like the tip of an iceberg what you don't see is in the long haul and that's by Norman Foster again many thanks and praises to the departments and team members they are our future success as we continue to move forward with the council's assistance so thank you


Tell us your name and where are you from Araceli in Tri-Cities Araceli How did you end up coming to hunger generation and when you came what were your thoughts? So I was invited by my beautiful sister Yesenia, and when I came in I was really nervous scared But everybody was really nice warm-hearted and gave lots of hugs Can you tell us what was that event that was happening in your life that drew you closer to God? Um Okay, so I Went through a break up. I was in a relationship for ten years And I went through a really big breakup. I Got into a really bad depression Anxiety I Ended up just not being able to sleep every day I cried I Ended up in the hospital just from not eating just Waking up literally shutting myself from others going to my mom's and crying I Just it wasn't me like I literally I couldn't do anything But cry and just sit in and in the couch and think about how my life was Just apart falling apart and I was no one How long you were you crying periods for? The depression started right after my breakup and it lasted about two and a half months to almost three months And how has that affected your life?   How are you? I mean from right when I woke up Making sure that I was literally still alive and good and telling me hey today's a new day You can put a smile on your face. You could do this Um and then what happened you came to the conference. What happened at the conference here? so I when I first came to church, I was still in a relationship and My sister invited me I think she was getting baptized and so I came and I Seen her get baptized and I was happy for her and I thought okay good for her. You know, this is not my thing I'm happy for her. I hope everything goes well After my breakup, like I said, I went I mean depressed Anxiety not eating just totally changed anger My sister invited me over and said hey, we're having a huge conference come over. It's at church And I thought to myself no Stay home.  I've literally fell to my knees and I remember holding my sister I was holding I was on my knees and I was hugging her and I was crying and she kept telling me everything's okay Everything's fine. But for the first time ever I didn't care who was watching. I didn't care how loud I was crying and I was crying loud. I mean my tears are just running and Something literally told me everything's gonna be fine.   I'm literally feeling Worthless like something's telling me you're worthless. You're ugly. He left you because you're ugly.  She's like where are you at? Why did you leave?  He's looking for you.  I literally come I think it was a three-day three day I come every single day and Literally after that I Felt a piece I felt amazing Like I knew I could do it. I didn't need anyone or anything all I needed was God and Still I I mean half was good and the other half was kind of bad. I couldn't go home. I Couldn't be home for an hour. I couldn't I mean I Have this house four bedrooms and I couldn't even I would literally go from room to room to live room to bathroom And I couldn't even be home because I felt so alone I felt like this box of memories was attacking me so I literally would go home shower change go to friends more mainly my mom's and sisters and The only time I was home was basically to sleep and that's it and I woke up and left So it was just basically changing shower and leave and I wouldn't even eat at home Can you tell us what happened after the conference? How did you find solution? after the conference I Started noticing that I didn't want to be home like if something was literally biting me being home like I felt so uncomfortable I Called pastor Vlad and I asked him to come if I could talk to him at my home And he can come check it out basically like what's going on like why can't I be home? and that's when pastor Vlad and Lilia and Martin Came over and I remember just pulling up and seeing them outside and I said oh man They need three guys to come help me and I was so embarrassed I didn't I went in there and they just started talking to me and They kind of looked around the house and in the house. I have a saint And he was given to me by family From my in-laws when they went to Mexico and the saint I was told to put it in the door So basically when everyone comes in it kind of I think blesses everyone as they come in and if anybody who's bad You can't come in my house Which I don't I don't know how that works But and also I had two statues who I had no clue I knew their names and they were saints and like I know Catholic people usually really they prayed to them, but I never Knew what the purpose was of them, but I had them there because it was a gift So what was the sticker of the saint did at your house? So the same what was the purpose for your mother-in-law to give it to you? She gave it to me just kind of like a souvenir. It was a gift from Mexico I think she said oh, I'll bring it back to protect you and your family and the house and So yeah, I nailed it on top of my door and I and every day is I would look at it I mean I read it and I would look at it every day and I kind of started I Was never Catholic and I never Believed in the saints and stuff, but I noticed myself as I would walk out every day I would look at it and say okay. Take care of me today, or I would just kind of like say a little quick Prayer as I left and look at it and then leave to work or wherever I went What happened after they prayed for your house and you toss those saints away? So after they prayed for me I Threw away the saints and the sticker I really didn't feel bad because I didn't really like them to begin with I didn't think they were cute So I threw them away didn't miss them I started slowly I mean not right away slowly kind of feeling at home again and I felt like I could be there more than an hour. I started cooking I started having friends over my house kind of you know spending more time home to be decorating Just kind of making it feel homeier and then how your life begin to change afterwards my life basically it's Amazing how it took I mean I think God and my sister for bringing me here for that conference that it literally touched me My life I'm now engaged with the same person who we had a big breakup with and planning my wedding and not only God did he bring him back. He brought it back better and He's filled my life with Just nothing but better like I don't there's no way that I could explain How empty I felt how I idolized to my boyfriend. I idolized things more than God in the past And I feel like God showed me that there's only one God and he's the person I need to idolize and After going through what I went and after coming to the conference putting God first Proved to me that he is the best and no matter what not like boyfriends not like anything they could leave He will never leave me and he proved to me that he'll always be here with me And what is your advice that you want to tell us tonight? So my advice is Don't idolize your boyfriend.


So my beauty for people I am back with another Aldo Ring video and today guys I bring you an Incredible build which actually does break the game How's it going guys? My name's DP Jane if you do enjoy the video leaving a like really helps out and if you like what you see I want to see more be sure to subscribe Okay, so we know there's a lot of build videos out there where they say it's a one-hit build it kills every boss in a game It's broken. It's gonna break the game. Is that any other this one guys actually will Break the game. I can guarantee you this will not be in the game for much longer It's based off a glitch that was not long uploaded by a guy called Casper's his video was sent to me on my discord It was recommended to me that I make a build to the end of it So that's exactly what I've done, but it is based on a glitch a method he uploaded first So credit to that guy. You'll find his channel link down below so it consists of a couple of items a Weapon such as a spear which you can apply the incantation of blood flame blade to it as Well as the other incantation of fires deadly sin and what fires deadly sin does is guys at least sit down. I want to actually Like basically go through exactly what's going on here So you get what what's happening and you probably find a way to even make it better for yourselves Set as area blaze With raging flames knife. I apply this to myself as you look. Let me just do it here So I'm gonna set myself a place There we go now if I run up to this guy you'll see That it does Not bad damage.  So if I apply this guys And I run up to the same enemy Nothing happens You'll see he was just literally kill me if I now apply The combo of both of them together watch this Watch this and let's replay that Watch yourself You will get a massive build up a damage just evaporate from his health bar and that actually scales up guys with bosses They won't one hit them like that But it does serious serious damage as you saw by a couple of clips at the start of the video It's absolutely ridiculous. So built up a guy's well build around said thing Now the way this works with you not taking damage is is getting this shield right here the fingerprint stone shield Absolutely brutal. I've put under bar cage should I show more than this as well, which just is a must It makes it even better guys, but hey, so if I'm using this and I've got that shield out and I'm blocking There's literally no one nothing that can touch me obviously it's physical damage poison than that We'll probably still get you from bosses and enemies what physical damage you can't get hit is absolutely ridiculous I'll showcase it to you down here and all these as in a quick second forever more after I explain what's going on here So based on this The shield the pike which is great for when you're blocking because you can always use the pike and Block at the same time. That's the main reason we're using these spears Absolutely amazing, but hey, you don't have to do that. You can stand there and just block and still do damage Pikes therefore just extra damage guys extra damage output but Well, we're also using the both this is flame grant me strength.  So we have that we also guys within our flask. We are using Where are we? Where are we? Where are we? Here's my flask? We are using the flame shredding a crack tier temporary boost fired attacks great We're also using a crimson burst crystal tier steadily restores HP for a time. The reason we're using that is guys is because When we pop this as you'll see here Your health will steadily drop and if we pop the flask you'll notice it can't it counters that and It restores our health on the spot So that's that's the main reason that's it So yeah, I thought I tried to think of everything guys. I've tried to think of everything In regards to armor, I don't think there's anything here that boss I mean you probably want to go with faith or the Increased fire damage. I've got a faith mask here somewhere It's that one there, which I do normally have on. I don't know why it went on here, but either way Anything anything that boss faith is great or for armor pieces. I mean you go with what you want I mean you want to keep it a medium load You see mine I'm a heavy load at the minute But that's because of that but you want to keep it a medium load So yeah, whatever you can do do that in regards to talismans We're using a dragon crest great shield talisman enormously boost physical damage negation works wonders with this kind of build They're also using this right here the great shield talisman boosts guarding ability Amazing guys. You probably know what's going on here. We then have the fire scorpion charm raises fire attack But lowers damage negation awesome Don't have to worry about the damage negation guys because obviously we're blocking all the time and we also have the mocha source So greatly raises attributes, but also increases damage Taken So yes guys, it really is That simple and that is what we are doing now. I actually go up to a bigger enemy here So I can showcase you better what's actually happening here. So quickly cut the video and I'm back in a quick second Okay, so I'm up here.  You'll watch this I can just block And you'll notice what she's half Boom bloodlust if I want to I could just pike him at the same time Killing much much quicker.  It is utterly crazy guys And that is basically it Take this into PvP Rootal root. I don't it kind of imagine how this would ruin PvP for many people But yeah, like I said, it is really guys and that's simple now You can change things about on this make it even better. There's probably many many ways You can do this I would recommend your shield being at least a level 24 as well With every build guys, you want everything can level up as much as you can The actual harpoon amusing here to the spear. You want something with Outer actual war on it. So things that don't owe to have a weapon skill built into them You won't be able to use this and you want a weapon without your actual war on it like this one right here But it's quite a few you can find guys these spears They're all over the place But I'll put a guide to this one in the video description this one You'll find a guide to this in the video description to now But you can really use any seal to be honest is one just boost souls flaming contagion. So it just works with this And in regards to these as well guys, you'll find guys to what I've covered or the link below if they're not my guys They'll be somebody else's simple as that now. Enjoy the build if you do live in a like really helps out Tell me your thoughts on it down below and hopefully people I will see you on that next one


Good morning everybody today. It's a first day of the trading month December 3rd 2018 and Let's see if we can get a setup a couple things have changed Around as you can see. I don't have any indicators underneath here Constantly changing things up Constantly trying to improve on my Strategy so bear with me as I am still improving it the markets are up huge today Spies up $4 and 62 cents on the day Let's just see where we go from here and check forks factory at 9 30. Nope. That's not us 9 45 We have final manufacturing PMI That's in 15 minutes at 10 o'clock. We have ISM manufacturing PMI Construction spending ISM manufacturing prices All day today is a total of vehicle cells So we got quite a few things FOMC 1030 on this morning Eastern time FOMC members speaking just a couple of things several things that I think could impact the The trading date getting signals here on Apple. I don't think the markets are gonna move a whole lot up until We get that ISM manufacturing PMI at 10 o'clock eastern time in less than 30 minutes So just sit back relax. Let's let's just be patient as always this Apple puts Made out really really well today really well. You could have bought an at 2 anywhere between 2 45 and 250 And been selling above $3 at $3 so Not really my setup so I'm not too I'm not too frustrated about that at all That's okay Gotta wait till after 10 10 o'clock eastern time, which is 8 o'clock my time It before you know after excuse me after that report comes out. So again continuing to be patient It's looking like spy might be setting up here. It's getting pretty close getting pretty close not ready yet Not gonna do anything just gonna wait for my signal here I am looking at the 279 puts that expire in just two days What you're seeing here is The five-minute chart on spy on the far right the middle the one minute chart and on the far left You're seeing the actual chart for the 279 puts the puts that I'm looking to trade Bill has quite a bit for for it to Set up, but it looks like we might be playing puts Sometime in the very very near future signal is trying to produce here on the five-minute chart on spy I'm gonna give it a minute Alrighty I went ahead and bought at 170. I Sold one. I still am holding on to one I'm holding on to one right now. I'm gonna let it run here And I went ahead and sold the other one. Here are my trades here Bought at 170 Sold at 190 and then sold at 189. So that's That's good. That's good. I'm very good with that. That's that's awesome. That's phenomenal. That's over 10 percent. So I'm gonna start doing this. I'm gonna start doing this guys. I'm gonna start somewhat Scaling out That's that seems to be the way to go bad at guys. I'm in hindsight I should have held on to that trade the 279 puts They're going up now here. I should have waited just a little bit longer, but that's okay Made my money like that 191 by 193 still and it got stuck there for for a bit Wow, that was an awesome trade. This is one of my best trades. I've had in a long time guys Again to show you my trade bought at 170 sold the first one at 190 and Then sold the second one at 189. So pretty cool pretty cool guys We are good. We are very very good here. I'm very happy with this trade very satisfied What's going on everybody? It's your boy Giovanni from spy options trading on this beautiful Monday tg I am I hope everybody had an awesome weekend now for today's trade. Let's not get too excited I still have a lot to learn I have a lot to work on I'm trying this new thing bear with me now bear with me. I know this is a new concept for everybody But I'm trying out this new thing called scaling out All the great traders do it. Why shouldn't I be doing it?  I'm looking to Scale out. I know I'm only trading one two contracts. That's fine. Whatever It can I can work on it I'm going to start, you know scaling out by getting out anywhere between five and ten percent that doesn't change And then leaving the other to see if it has an opportunity to go up higher now in today's trade Had I not chickened out? I would actually made quite a bit more those put options went up to as high as $2 and 27 cents, I believe so as soon as I sold maybe a minute or two minutes later It started heading heading up north basically, but It's a start guys. It's a start. I'm going to work on this. This is me working on my exit strategy something that I've been telling you guys telling myself for Months and months and months years actually years So it's me working on it. So bear with me also a couple things change on my algorithm Or should I say my script my signals? I think in my opinion They're a little bit more accurate and it's going to give me a good opportunity to basically Get in on a trend So bear with me guys Again, I'm I'm not letting any of this stuff out I'm going to work on it first and then as soon as I get a thousand subscribers We can talk more about it. We can talk about my my trading strategy and all that jazz and also I have a defined Stop loss too. So I all of this I worked on over the this past week And let's let's just keep it going I could have actually traded apple as well as you saw I pointed it out The only thing I don't like and this is just maybe personal, right? But I don't like trading that first five minute candle.   I just I don't like trading that first five minutes I've seen it time and time again where it actually, you know, get a signal in either direction. It doesn't matter And then it just completely reverses Back and I don't want I want to give myself the best opportunity to get in on a good trade In my opinion, I think that's um trading that first five minute is uh suicide But you never know with me I might change my mind down the road and I have the right to change my mind On the way that I trade one last thing that I wanted to mention I don't want to look at my account. I don't want to look how much money I have in my trading account I'm not showing myself And I'm not showing you guys either. I'm still trading with five hundred dollars I'm trading with that mentality that I'm trading with five hundred dollars I might have over, you know, six hundred dollars now 550 I don't I don't know. I I have no idea how much I have I don't care. I don't care. I don't care to know At some point in the future, maybe a couple months down the road six months. Hell, it could be a year Until I actually start looking at my trading account. Of course that could change temptation temptation temptation But I'm gonna fight it. I don't care to know how much money I currently make I don't care how much is in my account. I'm going to work on my skills as a day trader And therefore maybe you can learn from my mistakes when I'm doing right when I'm doing wrong Etc. Etc. Guys, so bear with me hit that subscribe button down below if you haven't already Click that bell notification so you get notified the moment that I upload a video and also if you're thinking about opening up a tasty works account There's a referral link down below. I'll put it in the description. So thank you everybody I enjoy reading your comments. In fact, comment down below what you thought about today's trade Did I do it right? Do I do it wrong? Do you have any opinions? Do you have any advice for me? Any of that is welcome Free game. So thank you so much everybody for watching. See you again next time


Hello dear learners, welcome to today's program. I am Dr. Pallavi Kugoy of Krishnakanta Handik State of Indian University. Today I shall take up unit 11 titled Remedial Grammar where we shall discuss the introductory IT. This is from the course titled Foundation Course in English semester 1, block 2. So, let us quickly begin. Starting with a table of contents where we shall discuss the learning objectives, a brief introduction followed by a little discussion on introductory IT, distinction between there and IT, questions to check your progress and the references. Learning objectives. After going through this unit, the learner will be able to learn how sentences are modified by the use of IT. Also, the learner will be able to differentiate between the use of there and IT. To provide you with a brief introduction, follow these two sentences. For example, to ride a bike without a helmet is illegal and it is illegal to ride a bike without a helmet. Now, both these sentences are grammatically correct. However, the first sentence is rather unusual and instead we normally use IT as a formal subject of a sentence. That is the second sentence in order to make the information appear or sound more natural. So, we usually say it is illegal to ride a bike without a helmet. We emphasize on the illegality that is. A long clause comes more naturally at the end of a sentence than in the subject position of a sentence. We use introductory IT to begin such sentences. Introductory IT. Uses of introductory IT. Number one, we can use IT as the formal subject of a sentence to place long or grammatically complex sentences at the end. For example, to find good rented accommodation in the city is very difficult these days. The same could be rephrased thus. It is very difficult to find good rented accommodation in the city these days. So, we are using IT as the formal subject of a sentence in order to place the grammatically long and complex sentences at the end. Number two, we use IT to mention the time, day, month, date, etc. For example, it's half past nine now or it's nearly 10 o'clock. Number three, we use introductory IT as formal subject with verbs concerning weather conditions. For example, it rained all day at your hut that day. It was pleasantly warm in Shillong. So, you notice how IT is being used. Number four, we use IT as formal subject in the following patterns as mentioned I hope you'll go through the same. These patterns describe someone's situation, behavior or express opinions about situations. Now, coming to a difference between there and IT, we have noted that there plus B expresses the fact that something exists. IT identifies or describes something or says something about the object. Number five, IT can function as a formal object also when it stands for a whole sentence as follows. For example, you have helped me in my difficulties. I shall never forget IT. To give you another example, he wants to beat Ramesh in the test. He won't find it easy. So, there's a difference between there and IT. We have noted that there plus B expresses the fact that something exists. IT identifies or describes something or says something about the object. There introduces a noun phrase with indefinite meaning, but IT refers to something definite. For example, there is a man at the gate. It's the postman. There was a bridge on the river. It was washed away in the last floods. Now, the sentence, there is a man at the gate and there was a bridge on the river refers to indefinite persons and things whereas sentences like it's the postman or it was washed away in the last floods refers to definite persons and things. So, you see the difference now. This brings us to questions to check your progress. Question number one, when is introductory IT used in sentences? Question number two, what is the difference between introductory there and IT? Question number three, complete the dialogue by filling in the blanks with there or IT as mentioned front of you. I hope you'd go through the questions as well. Hope you'll also try to solve the given questions on your own. This brings us to the references. I hope you'd go through B English Graduate Self-Learning Material that is the SLM or Foundation Course in English, block 2, Unit 11, Semester 1. Thank you, dear learners.


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Hello and welcome to the session. Let us understand the following question today. In figure 6.54, O is a point in the interior of a triangle ABC where OD is perpendicular to BC, OE is perpendicular to AC and OF is perpendicular to AV. Show that AF square plus VD square plus CE square is equal to AE square plus CD square plus VF square. Now here we have the figure 6.54. ABC is a triangle where OD is perpendicular to BC, OF is perpendicular to AB and OE is perpendicular to AC and we have joined OA, OB and OC. Now in right triangles, triangle ODB and triangle ODC. By Pythagoras theorem, we have OB square is equal to OD square plus VD square and OC square is equal to OD square plus CD square. Let us name it as 1 and 2. Now subtracting 2 from 1, we get OB square minus OC square is equal to OD square plus VD square minus OD square minus CD square. Here we see that this gets cancelled with this. So we get OB square minus OC square is equal to BD square minus CD square. Let us name it as number 3. Now similarly, OC square minus OA square is equal to CE square minus AE square. Let us name it as number 4. And OA square minus OB square is equal to AF square minus VF square. Let us name it as number 5. Now adding 3, 4 and 5, we get OB square minus OC square plus OC square minus OA square plus OA square minus OB square which is equal to BD square minus CD square plus CE square minus AE square plus AF square minus VF square. Now here we see that OB square gets cancelled with minus OB square, OC square gets cancelled with minus OC square and OA square gets cancelled with minus OA square. So we are left with which implies taking minus CD square minus AE square minus BA square to the left side, we get CD square plus AE square plus VF square is equal to BD square plus CE square plus AF square. Or it can be written as AF square plus VD square plus CE square is equal to AE square plus BF square plus CD square. This is our required result. Hence proved. I hope you understood the question. Bye and have a nice day.


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Good morning. Good morning. Welcome you to the next class in introduction to modern linguistics. We have been talking about the design features of language. Last time in the last class we looked at two features. Can does anyone remember what they were? Yeah please, number one. Well we said language has content, but how is language different from natural language different from other media or other mediums of communication? Yes, number one please write. Human languages, natural languages are different from other media of communication, because number one number one, number one they are species specific. Only you know only human beings have this language. You can try teach some words to parrot or monkey or chimpanzee. That does not make them talking animals just as a little bit of flying or a little bit of swimming does not make us a flying creature or a swimming creature. That is feature number one of language that only human beings have it. The view current today is language is a biological gift please write. Biological gift to human beings, only human beings have it. None else it is species specific. It is a biological gift to mankind just as flying is to bird, swimming is to fish and other kinds of natural attributes are to other creatures. That is a unique feature of natural languages. You can try and teach some words to parrots. You can try and teach some words to chimpanzees, but that does not make them talking animal just as a little bit of flying or a little bit of swimming does not make us human beings a bird or a fish. Do you agree? Everybody please do you agree? Yes sir. Write. The next feature we talked about in the last class was languages, languages is species uniform. All human beings, men and women, black and white, brown and yellow people with JEE without JEE, high ITS students and VITS students irrespective of class, caste, color, rich, poor, communist, socialist no matter who they are, everyone has their language. Just as every human being has two hands, two eyes, every human being walks on two feet bipedal as the word is. So, every human being is a talking creature. Greeks called us, does anyone remember? Homo loquence speaking animals. Greeks called us homo loquence speaking bipedal people. We are all the time talking, chattering constantly, sometimes about ourselves, mostly about others. They are unique features of it is not there in every other kind of thing. There are mediums of communication, painting, but can every human being paint? Yes or no please? No. Some people can sing, but can everyone sing? No. Some people can do computer language. Can everyone do that? I wish they could, but that does not happen. These are specific skills, but language is a common skill of all human beings have natural languages, at least one language. All of us are born talking. Some people may know more words, some people may know fewer words, some people may write poetry, some people may write stories, but basic ability just as some people are able to lift 80 kilograms. Some people are able to go without food for three days, four days. I know one IIT alumnus on this camp, you know a student of this campus, topper of his batch, see unfortunately and he after graduating did not pick up a job, does consultancy works only one week a year, makes enough money and eats only twice a week. So some people may be different in ability, but basic ability is the same. Even that IIT graduate eats only through his mouth, needs some nutrition, needs water, knows all the basic skills required. So some human beings may have more words, some human beings may have fewer words, but all human beings have all the basic kinds of words. So that we can talk to each other, this is a common feature of natural language. Any doubt, any questions so far, please I gave you a test, do you remember the test, what was the test? Yes ma.  Yeah and in any other medium, writing in mother tongue is easy, but can you easily do a painting to say this sentence, can you say that sentence in music through music through guitar, you know you have strung the guitar and you say a quick brown fox jumped over a lazy dog, can you do that? You will still need words, do you see my point? Yes or no please? Yes. That is music, swimming, painting, sculpture, computer language, they are not common to all mankind, but language is common to all of us. Any problem so far? Any problem so far? No sir. Lovely, God bless you. Come to today, we will be talking about third feature, third feature of human language is, it is, can you speak it aloud? Culturally transmitted, what is it? Culturally transmitted, let us write, culturally transmitted, what does that mean? It means the following, that we have the ability to speak language, to learn language, to acquire language, nature or God has given us that ability, but that ability will not be realized, will not be actuated, will not come into use and fulfillment until we hear others speak.  Nature has designed us such that we can learn language, but if by some accident of birth, is some mischance, we are deprived of the ability to hear, then we cannot speak, yet we acquire language in a different manner. The point here is that children learn language, they are born, they hear language in the family, from friends, relatives, families, all the time talking from the moment the child is born, or even before the child is born, even when the child is in the mother's womb, there is evidence that suggests, that child listens to a spoken language, all around him or her. The language may not be elaborate, we never speak to a child the mantras of Vedas, etcetera, etcetera. After the child is born, we may try to teach the child some prayers, some shlokas or some tables, you know, or start preparing for JEE. By a large children learn language on their own, but they listen to people, it is essential condition like a film, the film can take picture, but it must be exposed to the object. Similarly, the human being is biologically designed to learn a language and more languages, but the human being requires exposure to the language, and this exposure starts even before the child is born, all the family, all the friends, all the relatives, all the visitors, sometimes they talk specifically to the child, what is your name, what would you like, where the father has gone, mostly dumb questions, nobody asks the child, how does the taste of chocolate like, I gave you yesterday, okay.   Once I was going with a very young child in Chennai, in an Autoric Shah from Adyar to Purishwakkam, north to south, south to north, so long distance the child was getting bored. So, when we were crossing Tinagar, I told the child, dear child, dear child, we are now crossing Tinagar, just to keep him amused, he would not know what Tinagar is, etc., etc., and then I asked him, do you understand, we are crossing Tinagar, he said yes, I understand, you are crossing Tinagar, and then after sometime he asked me, don't you have a chocolate nagar here, you know, you have Tinagar, but don't you have a chocolate nagar, here is human being, you know, who told that boy that tea, coffee, chocolate come in one class, so child assumed that if there is a Tinagar, there may be a coffee nagar, there may be a coke nagar, there may be a Pepsi nagar, but there may also be a chocolate nagar, so this ability in human beings to deduce, to logic, what we call in fact, fur, please write, in fur, you know, if you know, if you hear a word which has past tense in ed, wanted, mended, rented, then the third word immediately you think move, what is the past tense, moved, ed, you add to it, mended, rented, wanted, chant, what will the past tense, chanted, you know, this ability is God given, this ability, but this ability will flower, this ability will come into being only when the child is exposed to the language, so that is why it is, this exposure is required, and a third feature of the language is, it is culturally transmitted, not mechanically, may be, you know, machine is part of culture, but mechanically transmitted, no, culturally transmitted, lot of people use it with one another, the child observes his or her relatives, his or her friends, his or her caregivers, nurse, teacher, maid servant, aya, master, you know, the boss of the mother, the boss of the father, how they talk to each other, it is then that we learn social manner, no mother of father sits with you today, and tells you, come sit down, today I am going to tell you how you can talk to your mother in law, be respectful, but do not respect, does anyone has your mother told you, has your father told you, even my mother and my father did not tell me, I wish they had, all of us learn these things from the ambience, from the way we watch people, no human being, you know, the greatest gift of mankind in language is the ability to tell lies, please write, the ability to tell lies, human beings are the only creatures in the world who can tell lies, where were you yesterday, I was in the library sir, I know you were at the beach, you went to Bezhanagar beach, but you can say I was in the library, I was in the laboratory, no dog can do that, one dog asks another dog, dog, dog, where were you, the dog would say, well, I was chasing a bone, I was waiting at the meat shop, it cannot say, I was in a library, dog does not have the ability, monkey, lion, that is why many of us say, many people in modern linguistics, languages, neurosciences say that Darwin's theory that man is a descendant of monkey is a science fiction, is not reality, there are many gaps between monkey and man, which does not Darwin's theory does not explain, the ability for mathematics, a monkey can assess the distance between two branches accurately, so that its jump is always accurate, its leap is always accurate, human beings can also assess the distance between two branches, they are also very accurate, that is why somebody hits the ball with a cricket bat and the other person runs and catches it, that catcher uses nine different kinds of knowledge, the speed of the ball, the angle at which the ball is coming, the momentum, the velocity, the weight, the color, the angle, a whole lot of things, you make a mistake in one and you drop a catch and you are tried for match fixing, right, it happens, but there is a difference, one monkey cannot tell another monkey, the distance between this branch and that branch is 2 meters 35 millimeters, can they, but human beings can, one can always tell, the distance between Alak Randa hostel and Taramani gate is nothing, right, human beings have this ability, but this ability will come to fruition, this ability will prosper, will appear only if you listen to language, only when exposed, there are stories that some children were born normally, but carried away by wolf to a forest, until about the age of eight or nine, they heard no human language, no natural language and therefore, they had no language, normal child born in a family takes time, it is graded, okay, first you begin with individual sounds, all children all over the world, be they in Africa, Swahili or what is your favorite city, Florida or Massachusetts or New York, no matter where, all children begin with individual sounds, one of the three, either you say ba or you say pa or you say ah, no fourth, because of the simple biological reason, the tongue is larger than the mouth, so the child has difficulty saying, the child cannot suddenly say the first law of thermodynamics is the child cannot say, there may be exceptions, nature of course has exceptions, but 99.9 percent children begin with peripheral sounds, from sounds they go to syllables, pa becomes pa becomes ayi, the Marathi word for mother, ananana, okay, nobody says, no child has been heard the first day itself saying, give me lux, okay, cluster of consonant or I will like pizza for breakfast, okay, they reach the stability, but they take three years, four years, by the time the child is nine months, the child starts putting sounds together in a word, pa pa ma ma, ayi, the first day the child said ayi, there was celebration, cakes were cut, in modern families, in old families where each family had two dozen children, okay, if the child made lot of noise they were given two or three slaps, you know very good resounding slaps, and they were produced wonderful children, people like Tagore, Einstein, Swabas Bose, okay, Swabas Bose was the fifth child, Tagore was the seventh, okay, it happened, you know, nature has a way, the language is learned by human beings, they have the biological ability, but this ability is fulfilled only through exposure, exposure may come from any source, it may come from parents, but these days parents don't have time, mother working, father working, child care of television, or care of Google or Wikipedia, computer, or in the play school or nursery school, so family, friends, relatives, actually if you look at the British history of British India, then the children of British born in India were fluent in Indian languages, why can you tell me why, when the parents knew nothing, other than how and jow, come and go, they only need this, that's the only word they knew, but the their children knew, they were fluent in Indian languages, why can you tell me why, their caretakers, their wet nurses, what in Portuguese it called, aya, in our languages we have the word, aya, a wet nurse, they were mostly Indians, okay, and naturally these nurses not only gave milk to the British children, they also gave some Indian languages, some songs, okay, so naturally the child learned Tamil, naturally the child learned Hindi, Telugu, okay, so no matter where it comes from, family, friends, relatives, then the second question arises, do all children speak like their parents, do all girls speak like their mothers, many husbands think so, they are not right, do all boys speak like their fathers or mothers, yes and no, in a large sense yes, they speak Telugu, they have the same kinds, their plural is still, you know, girl, they have the same plural marker, the same owner marker, but in some respect the child has a lot of new words, does not have a lot of old words, if you compare your Telugu, now you know, your Telugu is very different from your grandfather's Telugu, your Tata's Telugu, in two respects, you have a lot of computer related words, which your father's father or your father's father's father or your mother's mother's mother did not have, she had some words which you do not have, if you look at her kitchen, her way of transport, they travelled on elephants, bullock cart boats, you travel on bike, you travel on motorcars, you travel in railway trains, now underground trains, they did not have those things, they had boats, they had elephants and they had special words for them, there was a special word for the seat that was put on the back of the elephant, what was it called, what was the driver of elephant called, what was the driver of bullock cart called, they had special words for these things, today we have different words, what is the driver of a motor car called, a driver, a driver of taxi called, a person who takes care of the car called, mechanic or in a garage, mechanic, where your parents kept their ox was called, Telugu word, and where car is kept, garage, in many respects, actually I have taught here for about 25 years, I have seen hostel jargon also changing at IIT Madras, in the batch of 1980s, early 90s, the hardly computer related word, hardly computer related jargon, today you have lot of computer related jargon, so all of us learned from our elders, our friends, our enemies, they also teaches, and sometimes enemies teaches good things, how to survive, but it is not all of it, we never learned everything that our parents have or want us to learn, is that good or bad, what do you say, good or bad, you do not know, good or bad is time bound word, the point here is no father or mother is able to teach everything to their child, and yet children know a lot, do you imagine your mother sat down with you and told you, today I am going to teach you how to make passive voice in Telugu, did they, and yet you know passive one, you can say cow has been stolen, milk has been burnt, money has been deposited, letter has been posted, they are all the passive voice sentences, how did you learn them, that is the gift of nature, you know you need some exposure, but please write all of us know more than we experience, that is true also of language, all of us know more than we experience, nobody has sat down and taught us everything, but this knowledge will come to us only if we are exposed, not without, it is in that sense we mean culturally transmitted, then there is attitude, you know you can say two people do not have this equal number of words, there is attitude, there is aptitude, some people can sing, we pay them for that, but language is common, language. So, there is the question of attitude, there is the question of aptitude, we have differences, some people remember, some people write well, some people can read well, some people can read very fast, do you know anyone who can read 300 pages in one day, I have a friend, if you like I can invite her to this class one day, she reads a 400 page book in one day and ask her from anywhere, she is also an English teacher, she is a training manager in a computer company, a good friend of mine, so God has given us some ability, but the basic ability that we can read and understand, we can understand and write, we can listen and understand, we can understand and speak, this is common to all of us, differences happen, all children do not learn everything enthusiastically, do you remember first day when you were sent to school, you cried, your mother had to bribe you with a chocolate, eventually you were managed, you started going to school, there is reinforcement, parents teach you every day, uncle, why should we do hello, leave the child alone, but we force the child, say hello to the uncle, say good morning, namaskaram mandi, do all of these things, so there is reinforcement every day, 30 times a day, your mother will tell you daddy, why should I give daddy every day, why should daddy not call me and say something sweet or nice, or resistance, you are also told how not to, all children maybe, not all children, you guys are exceptions perhaps, but you know most children are also given prejudices by parents, do not talk to that uncle, not good, so all my father's brothers are bad according to my mother, all my mother's people are bad according to my father, yet look at the beauty of human mind, in spite of parents, in spite of friends, we learn a lot of things, but these conditions are complete the sentence please, these conditions are essential, unless you have language in use, unless you hear language in use, you do not learn it, you learn more, much more than you hear, much more than you read, but that more will not happen, even that limited thing will not happen, unless you hear it, I will just give you some examples, I want to see who can read it aloud, this is a grandfather telling a tale, can somebody please stand up and read it aloud, come on quick we do not have much time, yes please. There was an old grandfather telling a tale, there was an old man who was going to sell his hat, he was taking thousands and thousands of hats with him, and he was going from village to town to sell his hats, on the way he was very tired, like the lazy lion and the cool cool breeze was going there, and then he fell asleep, he slept for a while up above the tree, there was a monkey and the monkey saw the hat in the box, you know this is how our parents teach us language, please sit down, thank you, this is how we learn language, we hear a variety of contexts, stories, stories of conversations, then suddenly there is a question, where is my cap, where is my hat, so a child hears all kinds of language in its daily life and the child reaches conclusions, this kind of sentence when you describe, this kind of sentence when you answer, this kind of sentence when you ask a question, this kind of sentence when you are happy, wow, this kind of sentence when you are sad, alas, sometimes see conversation between mother and son, can somebody please read it aloud, two people, somebody playing mother, somebody playing son, I want to see if a boy can play mother, acting in the play, come on please, do not waste time, you know, studio time is, you see how much the salary is, the equipment, the power, the technology, come on please, yes, ok, or a, you know, the two of you, you can play mother and child, right, can you please stand up, both of you, ladies. Let's turn the lights off.  I am sorry, sorry about what? I, I do not know, I do not know about what. Now the mother is irritated, you see, this is, you know, I have taken this from real life, you know, I am doing a project, I am working on multilingual children, so this is my interest, third feature, please write, what is the third feature, first is languages, second languages, third languages, fourth, please write, language varies, it has variations, it is not the same in, you know, though we speak Telugu all over Andhra, but Telangana has one kind of Telugu, lots of Urdu there, you know, I was in Hyderabad for 10 years and I thought, I could understand that Telugu is spoken there, they do not say Nalgu Pase, Nalgu Vana, Nalgu, they say Charana, Char Pase, Char Rupe, Char Minar, they do not say Nalgu Minar, ok, they say Chaurastha, right, lots of other words, you know, Telangana, Telugu is very different from Telugu is spoken in Raj Mandri or spoken in Anantapur or Karnul, etcetera, etcetera, so for Tamil, you know, Tamil is spoken in Coimbatore, I have friends from Coimbatore, I have friends from Madurai and Chandai, Coimbatore people think the best Tamil is spoken in Coimbatore and Madurai people laugh at them, they say Kaveri sir, Tamil is like best Tamil, actually they say one street of Kumbakonam, but you know, Trichy, Kumbakonam, Madurai, they say that is where, but both Coimbatore and Madurai people are agreed that Chandai Tamil is worst Tamil, they actually use a word for it, they say, they call it Pani Tamil, Pig Tamil, Pani is Pig in Tamil, they call it Chandai Tamil is Pani Tamil, Pig Tamil, you know, I have two friends, they frequently have arguments, similarly, you know Hindi, I come from Bihar, people in Delhi count Bihar as Hindi speaking straight, when they have to get numbers larger than Bengali and Telugu, but then Telugu, Bihari Hindi, like that, we don't care, you know, because there are differences, we do not say I go, I come, we go, we come, actually we look down upon those who say I, you are doing like goat, okay, so language differs across regions, language differs across, you know, class, caste, everything is fixed, the boy likes the girl, girl likes the boy, dowry is fixed, how many Bharat will go, what they eat, everything is fixed, and suddenly the boy's grandmother discovers that the girl's Telugu is not standard, she does not speak Andhra Telugu, she speaks Raya Sima Telugu, corrupted, entire thing is broken, what a pity really, okay, or you know, she does not speak class Telugu, absolutely Sanskrit, laden, et cetera, or topic, same English, same Tamil, same Telugu, same Sanskrit, becomes another language in another context, because of the density of words, or domain, you know, you may be two people talking in this class, but you and I will never use Telugu or Hindi, only English, but you and I meet in canteen, and we don't say how are you, we say Bhagunara, okay, Shoguma, Chapande, are you all right, okay, there will be mixtures, so language changes, actually we have a saying in Sanskrit, which says that every 20 kilometers, language changes, every 10 kilometers, water changes, okay, look at some examples, changing language in time, can you tell me what the first paragraph means, quietly please look at it, quietly I am going to give you a pencil as gift, of course a good pencil, Gurnath does not sell that pencil, okay, if you can read the first paragraph aloud, one person, I want to see if you have something called guts, anybody please, just the first paragraph, don't worry about meaning, who can read it aloud, I can't even say, do you understand what it means, okay, it's old English, this was how English, this is how English was spoken, not written, English was not written language until very late uncivilized people, quote unquote civilization, okay, this is how English was spoken until about a thousand years ago, okay, can somebody read it aloud, try, Anurag, okay. On NG guest job, God, Zufnan and Yuzan, Sio, Ed, who was Salidesadev, Nenti, Piyasthri, Vairon, Ofer, Deiret, Naivit, Nise, Dresden, wonderful, and God's cast was Chephorod, Ofer, Quaterud, God, Quata, Chivuri, Leod, and Leod and Vyat, by and large I think you are right, this is old English. On NG guest job, quote Zufnan and Yuzan, Sio, Yorde, was Salides, Ed, and Nenti, and the Ostra were on, Ofer, Deiret, Naivit, Nise, Dresden, and God's cast was Chephorod, Ofer, Quaterud, God, Quata, Givuri, Leod, and Leod, and Vyat, Givurte, old English, translation is given there. Anurag read the translation, please, aloud. In the beginning created, the God created heavens and earth, the earth was fully void and empty, and the darkness were over the earth's surface, and when it was brought over the water, God sent them, the light and the light was made. You see, this is how language can change. In a thousand years it is another language. Not only you and I, for both of us, English is a foreign language. Even for those who are in England, they don't understand old English. It is so changed. Similarly with Telugu, you won't understand Telugu a thousand years ago, or Hindi a thousand years ago, or Sanskrit. Today, English is very different. In the beginning God created heavens and earth, the earth was truly void and empty, and darkness were over the earth's surface, and God's spirit was brought over the water, God said then, be light, and light was made. See how much it has changed in pronunciation, in words, in the way words are derived in time language changes. Language also changes in place. Hindi in Patna is one way. If you go to Patna and you ask for samosa, you won't get samosa. You know what samosa is? In Patna, we eat singhada. We don't say hum. In Jabalpur, where you speak Hindi, a young girl can be called bhai, but don't call a young girl bhai in Patna, or Vanaras. You will be killed. Bhai there means a girl who offers service for money. That's a totally different word. In Rajasthan, in Madhya Pradesh, in Uttar Pradesh, any language, if Telugu in Visakhapatnam is not the same thing as Telugu in Varangal, as Telugu in Anantpur, as Telugu in Kadapa or Chittur, they differ in places. I've given you lots of examples, you know. You can come up with your own and these differences manifest in, not just in words, they also appear in pronunciation. In the Hindi in Bihar, we do not have sh. We do not say gaushala. We say gaushala. We don't have sh. We are sh. Similarly in English, beauty is cut in London but in Manchester it is kut. The driver takes a shot kut and what shines in the sky is sun and what you travel in is bus. So a boy tells the girl, here is bus miluv. The bus has arrived, my love but he says, here is bus miluv in Manchester but in London it is bus miluv. So language changes in areas, in pronunciation. According to class caste also, in Tamil Nadu Brahmins call water tirtham. Others call it tanni. Brahmins pronounce cholinga. They don't say solinga. And you know, it's a great social marker, identity marker. In English also which does not have many of these class related thing. Rich people don't take meat. They take mutton. They don't wear dress. They have garments. They don't take meal. They take dinner. They don't take supper. They have repast. You know, these differences, class based differences are there. The topic related differences. It is English but can you tell me which subject the first paragraph comes from? Which subject? Second paragraph? Can you tell me which subject it comes from? Chemistry, biochemistry. No physics. And third paragraph? Ninguistics. Biology. You know, it's the same thing or same people, same two people but in lab they have one kind of language. In hostel well, you don't even need to speak another kind of language. In sarang shastra yet another kind of language. Imagine two IIT BTECs meet on a railway train. Okay? Or imagine four years later the IIT BTEC gets married and invites the other IIT BTEC. What would he say? He would write formal letters to a lot of people but to his friend he would say wow da finally somebody has agreed to marry me. Come. You know so depending upon place, people, time topic and various domains can be there. Domain of home domain of work domain of transactions, religion no matter how in church in temple, in mosque we all use very sacred language. The point is language varies the fourth feature. What is the fourth feature? The language varies. Please look up the book, look up net and you will learn more about it. Thank you.


Okay, this is still a working progress, but I wanted to talk a little bit about it. This is the manual assigned manager feature, and this is actually a refactoring of organization instructor that will allow us to define reporting lines by assigning manually managers to users. This is something that all the tools allow. And if we have built this from the beginning, if we could start again with the workplace development, probably we will take this path for the organization instructor instead of what we did, which is great, but it's super complex. So by adding this feature, in fact, we now need to maintain their functionality we had before. So effectively we have three ways of defining reporting lines in workplace, which will make it super comprehensive. I will cover any use case that you could imagine, because actually the three ways we have to define reporting lines can be combined, all together, or you could just pick one of them. So you can define reporting lines by designating department leads, or just managers on the positions, on the hierarchy of positions, or this by default option, just assigning manually a manager to one user. So as we do this, we're also doing a significant refactoring both the UI and the backend. So now it will look like the screenshot that you can see, which you can always go to the user. So as an HR representative or as an admin, you can just go to any user and see what are the jobs that this person has assigned, which will define the two reporting lines, both at the department level and also at the organization hierarchy level, and also who this person reports to and everybody that reports to this person in the same page. So from this page, you can configure all reporting lines. This new UI will make easier for admins to manage all these reporting lines, which will be, it was quite difficult. It is quite difficult as it is right now. It is very complex. And also in the backend, all the refactoring what we're doing in the backend will enhance the performance. This is what we are expecting. This is particularly important for very big sites that we have some where you can find hundreds of departments and positions. So this refactoring will also help organizations that are using the departments and positions model for reporting lines to improve performance, which is a big improvement. I will also make it easier to integrate with external systems because most of the times these systems, like for example Bamboo HR, they use this direct manager approach to reporting lines, which was something that we couldn't translate to in the previous or in the current organization start doing work.


Question is from Danny girl. I am confused about the whole bulk and cut thing. Can I cut calories and still gain muscle? Okay, so here's the thing with calories. Think about it this way. Calories are, okay, so if I'm trying to build a house, I first have to- You need the material. Yeah, the materials. The wood, the concrete, all the stuff. That's it. So I have to first off have the plans or order the house to be built. There's the signal. We gotta build this house. I'm gonna need the workers. They're the ones that are gonna be piecing the house together. So that's the capability to build the house. But then I need the building blocks. If I have the workers in the order, but I have no cement, I have no bricks, I have no wood, I have no nothing, the house isn't gonna get built. So when you're building your body, you need the signal, which is the resistance training or the workout. That sends the signal. That's like the order to start building. Then you need the workers. That's your body's ability to build muscle. And that comes from, was the signal appropriate? Did I overdo it? Did I underdo it? Am I getting good sleep? All that stuff. But then I need the building blocks. And that's the calories. That's the proteins and the carbohydrates and the fats, which all play a role in building your body. So if you're trying to build muscle, you probably are gonna need more calories than you need to just stay the same. And that's what bulking is. You're giving your body more building blocks to build muscle. And more means above what it takes for your body to stay the same. Now is it possible to eat less calories and still build muscle? It is, but it's also very unlikely. But it is possible. And it's through what's called calorie repartitioning. So what that basically means is, if my calories are low, my body's gonna burn or take some building blocks from my body fat and then use that for building muscle. That's gonna help the process of building muscle. And we see this most often if we do see it in newbies. Somebody who's never touched weights. It's like the Goldilocks window. Right, you've never touched weights.  We tend to see this during this time period, but then quickly your body adapts and then you don't see those. And you need, it's unfortunate that we use terms like bulk and cut. Bulk sounds so unattractive. It does. Bulk sounds so unattractive for a client who comes to me and says, Adam, I wanna reduce body fat and build some muscle, but I care. I don't wanna bulk up, right? Because that's normally the follow-up statement too. Yeah, I wanna be tight and firm and I wanna build muscle, Adam, but I don't wanna bulk up.  And then you have to explain what building muscle. I blame the marketing. I mean, especially for a lot of these cardiovascular machines that they're out there saying like, you're gonna lose weight and build muscle. And you're just like, wait a minute, like what are you talking about? Like we have to decipher what goal it is you're specifically trying to accomplish first and then proceed to the next. But you're not gonna have them both simultaneously. Like they're two opposing animals there that we're trying to do. Now cutting is the opposite. Cutting is consuming less calories than your body's burning. So you think to yourself, how can my body burn more calories than I'm eating? Where is it getting the energy to sustain itself if I'm not consuming enough to sustain itself? Well, your body gets it from its stored energy, which is your body fat. So your body will not go into its stores of body fat unless you're consuming less calories, unless your body thinks it needs to, unless you're consuming less calories, then you're burning. If you're not doing that, if I'm consuming as many calories as I'm burning, or more. It'll just use the calories. Yeah, my body has no reason to go in. It's like this, look, if you're, would you tap into your savings account if you're making enough money to sustain yourself? There's no need to tap into my bank account. I got cash in my wallet all the time. There's absolutely no need. Well, that's what your body's doing. So cutting is the process of eating less calories than your body's burning. Bulking is the process of eating more calories than your body's burning. Now we've gone into the details because you could do them both wrong. You could go, you could bulk with too many calories or cut too many calories. And there's lots of strategies on how to maximize the benefits and minimize the detriments of doing either one. But what we're talking about now is kind of giving you that general overall idea of what they mean. So the second part was, can I cut calories and still gain muscle? Yes, it can happen. Very, very difficult and very unlikely though. So I wouldn't aim for that.


Hi, and welcome to the session. Let's discuss the following question. The question says, check which of the following are solutions of the equation x minus 2y equals to 4 and which are not. First order pair is 0, 2. Second is 2, 0. Third is 4, 0. Fourth is 2, 2, 4, 2, and fifth is 1, 1. In this question we have to check which of the ordered pair is the solution of the given linear equation x minus 2y equals to 4. We know that solution means pair of values 1 for x and 1 for y would satisfy the given equation. So in this question we will put the value of x and y in the given equation. If LHS is equal to RHS then this implies that the given ordered pair is the solution of the given equation. But if LHS is not equal to RHS then this implies that given ordered pair is not a solution of this equation. So let's now proceed on with our solution. First ordered pair is 0, 2. Equal to 0 and y is equal to 2. So let's now substitute the value of x and y in the given equation x minus 2y equals to 4. LHS is equal to x minus 2y. Substitute the value of x and y. x is equal to 0 and y is equal to 2. 0 minus 4 is equal to minus 4. But our RHS is equal to 4. So LHS is not equal to RHS and this implies 0, 2 is not a solution of the given linear equation. So now the given ordered pair is not a solution of the given linear equation. This completes the first part. Again ordered pair given to us is 2, 0. Now here x is equal to 2 and y is equal to 0. So now we will again substitute the value of x and y in x minus 2y equals to 4. LHS of this equation is x minus 2y. Now substitute the value of x and y. x is equal to 2 and y is equal to 0. So we get 2 minus 0 and 2 minus 0 is equal to 2. Right. But our RHS is equal to 4. Therefore LHS is not equal to RHS. Right. And this implies that 2, 0 is not a solution of the given equation x minus 2y equals to 4. So now the given ordered pair is not a solution of the given linear equation. So this completes the second part. Ordered pair is 4, 0. Now here x is equal to 4 and y is equal to 0. Right. So now substitute the value of x and y in x minus 2y equals to 4. LHS of this equation is x minus 2y. Right. x is equal to 4 and y is equal to 0. So we get 4 minus 0 and 4 minus 0 is equal to 4. Our RHS is also equal to 4. Therefore LHS is equal to RHS and this implies that 4, 0 is a solution of the given linear equation. So our answer is yes, since 4, 0 is a solution of the given linear equation. So this completes the third part. Fourth ordered pair is root 2, 4 root 2. Here x is equal to root 2 and y is equal to 4 root 2. So let's now substitute the value of x and y in x minus 2y equals to 4. Now LHS of this equation is x minus 2y. x is equal to root 2 and y is equal to 4 root 2. And this is equal to root 2 minus 8 root 2. Right. And this is equal to minus 7 root 2. LHS is equal to 4. Therefore LHS is not equal to RHS. Right. And this implies that root 2, 4 root 2 is not a solution of the given linear equation. So our answer is no. Since the given ordered pair is not a solution of the given linear equation. So this completes the fourth part. And the last ordered pair is 1, 1. Here x is equal to 1 and y is also equal to 1. Right. So now we will substitute the value of and y x minus 2y equals to 4. LHS of this equation is x minus 2y. So now substitute x equals to 1 and y equals to 1. And this is equal to 1 minus 2. So our LHS is equal to minus 1. But our RHS is equal to 4. Therefore LHS is not equal to RHS. And this implies that the given ordered pair 1, 1 is not a solution of the given equation. So no. The given ordered pair is not a solution of the given linear equation. So this completes the last part. Bye and take care. Hope you have enjoyed this session.


The last U.S. combat heavy battle tanks are leaving Germany. Twenty-two M1 Abrams tanks are loaded and securely fastened on the rail cars at the Theater Logistics Support Center Europe's railhead in Kaiserslautern Germany. The M1 is a third-generation battle tank that entered service in 1980. It's known for traits like heavy armor, mobility, and a design for modern armored ground warfare. Being part of this last movement brings back a lot of memories. I was here for an 83, I lived most of the Cold War, and when I see pictures of this, it reminds me of empty towers, the wall of East and West Berlin, things that have already changed over the years. This is just the last capital to an era that I was lucky enough to have lived through. The tanks are transported to the Port of Brimmerhaben, where they are loaded and made ready to set sail back to the United States. I feel proud that they selected us to do this. It's kind of cool because our company is the 529th Honor Guard and they named the ship as Honor, so I feel pretty privileged to be guarding these tanks. After loading the final battle tank, named Kasseloka, the gate is closed and the ship leaves Port, taking with it the end of a chapter in international military history. Reporting from Brimmerhaben, Germany, I'm Army Sergeant Benjamin Bogus, 21st Theater Systemic Command.