Right, welcome to today's episode which is out on the golf course very soon but first of all I want to ask you a question and that is one that I asked myself in recent weeks and that's how well I would perform with only irons in the bag. So yes that means removing driver, ferwards, hybrids and I've put a bag together which literally consists of putter through to the longystaing in the bag being a'r anodd yn i gael i gael 10 oed yn Golfgub. Y pryd yw'n gwybod yw'n dweud, rydw i ddweud oherwydd mae'n meddylu'r tawf yn ein bod yn ychwaneg ar gyfer y teidwyd, i'n gael i'r amser ac mae'n gweithio argynnyddol yn i'n gael ar y deilawu sydd yn y gael eich gweld ddaeth yn nhw. Rydw i'n gael eich gweld i gael eich gweld i'r gweithio, ac yn gael o'r gweld i'r gweld i'r cyfrif yn teimlo i'r gweld i'r gweld. ac mae'n gweithio ddod oherwydd mae'n gobeithio gwybod gyda hwnna ein 10 oel ar Waith Golf Hub. Yna, ydi'r bwysig o'ch meddwl o'r Lwsnas, ac mae'n gweithio'r F4, rhai osio gwaith yma ac mae'n gweithio i'n 4 dihymhau, mae'n cael ei ddaeth yn ymdweithio. Yn ddod y cwrt, oherwydd mae'n gweithio'n gweithio'n gweithio'n gwybod, yna'n ddod o'r gyfweld yn y cwrt arbennig yng Nghyrch yng Nghyrch yng Nghymhwyd. Mae'n mynd i'n gweld y ddweud yn y ddweud, gyda'r 165. Mae'r 7x9 yn ymgyrch, ond mae wedi'u gweld y ddweud, ac mae'n mynd i'n gweithio'n ddweud i'r ddweud. Mae'n ddweud i'n gweithio'n ddweud. Mae'n gweithio'n 163, gyda'r Callywyd Jaws. Mae'n gweld yn ymgyrch ar y ddechrau. A'r hynny'n ddweud yma, mae'n gweithio'n ddweud. Mae'n gweithio'n ddweud ar y ddweud. But more than happy with that chance for PAH and even more happy with the fact that I sank it. So I had a good start with the PAH. PAH 5 next and this is a 3DHY. Again pretty much straight down there you're going to be a little bit further left than I finished and I'm going to end up amongst what I would call the helix. There's no real trouble down there, it's just a bit of a well what lie you get can be very questionable. But this isn't too bad to be honest with you, sitting okay. And this again is just about straight down a 4DHY, them clubs I'm finding really so playable and they go a long way fortunate to avoid that little bit of gorse, 94 in, I've got a gap wedge and again quite a nice smooth swing at the flag. I'm really happy with this to be honest with you in the air and I was a bit surprised when we get to it you'll see it's just pull up short and everything on this green runs away from you but they had just been watered from just before we arrived so a little bit slower than I've expected and you can see with the putt again left it short.  Again play the 7 iron, it's an awful shot to be honest with you, you can tell there's no real commitment in there and you can see me staring that one down, you know you're going to end up in a bit of trouble which I was, I've got a little bit of a shot to try and punch one out, I chose an 8 iron and it was a case of just keeping it below that first tree which it did and you know as shots go I'm really pleased with that but once again the putter came to the rescue and that's a decent up and down, right 156 PAH 3, I played again a 7 iron just leaking out to the right hand side which is what's happening right now with my swing but at least it's consistently doing that, we're trying to make changes as you know. Now this has got a real big swing on it, I chose to play that infamous ping chipper which I really like around these kind of areas and again really happy with the way this finished but I'm talking to Hannah about a big swing here that I know is in this sort of two or three footer, almost taught myself out of it and I don't know it's a bad putt, bad reed, no pace, whatever you want to call it but a bogey from nowhere but anyway next hole, par 4 straight at the houses where I'm aiming at in front of me, this is a 5 DHY so I've played each one of them and the idea is on these firm fairways like I said if this lands in the middle of the fairway which this one did it just runs on for a long way and you just I mean again I've got sort of 70 odd yards into this flag, flag was tight left, it was a stupid shot because I played at the flag and what you're going to see now is I left myself with absolutely no shot whatsoever so a bit of a dumb move should have played right to the flag and I'm not fancying this at all, 60 degree wedge and I've got to admit again really really pleased with that, surprised it didn't roll out a little bit further but the one good thing is the putter is doing a good job and managed to salvage another par so at this point just one over, this is a par 5 that causes me problems, I've played driver, I've played five, want to get into a lot of trouble, this is the 3 DHY and what I'm really pleased with here is just that's the perfect line for me inside of that tree line just cutting back a little bit and that's going to leave me bang centre of the fairway and again this is a bit of a bottleneck, it's a par 5, it's not overly long but it's about positioning and I'm wary of the fact I've leaked a couple out right on this hole so I've sort of guide one down the left hand side and wary of that one, that sort of non-committal swing can be a bit dangerous but I think you hear me say on camera that I got away with it and yeah it just bounced in and it's not bad at all and now I've just got a bit of a flick with a wedge, the green is on the back tier which you can't see is a great hole this, it's like a basin green and there's very much two tiers to it a lot of distance and I say at this point wow I got lucky there and that's because I literally pitched into that bank I'm now stood on and if it had bounced forward I'd have been a lot of trouble as it stands it's back to that ping chipper and a very delicate one just to nudge down and get near the hole and again I'm just really pleased with what that's done and another par so we're still sat at one over as I understand right par 3 pitching wedge 124 again we're not doing the course justice because you can't see enough of it from this sort of level lie but a great hole over uh very much a sort of um well you either hit the green or you're in a lot of trouble big swinging putt down the hill and for a long way I'm thinking that's in the middle of the hole and I didn't quite hit it but we've still got the par even though for whatever reason we don't seem to have the putt anyway next up three dhy yet again this is all about getting one chasing down there great hole um makes a slight sweep from right to left but that's in position a you're never going to get an even lie on that fairway um but it's not too bad and again it was the 60 degree wedge which I hit as hard as I could as high as I could because this green all runs away from front to back and again I didn't manage to get it to uh to get to the hole which I was surprised at misread that said I wouldn't read he just said I didn't read the green very well but we did make another par because the putter is on fire right this is a tough hole 17 it is two irons no matter what whether you're playing driver in the bag or wherever I find you've got to hit an iron and again a bit of a guidey swing and I've pulled that left and that's out of bounds it's not our bounds it's in heavy rough and it's straight away for a reload and we're three off the tee so that's a real disappointment from where we've been so far and then that swings back just a nice gentle cut into a position which is the black and white marker anywhere in around there and um I'll switch over to my audio jeez and yeah I wasn't happy with that it was a pretty awful shot god I didn't feel I'd get away with it and it was it was fine but what an awful shot from like 150 or something in this is the 60 degree wedge the jaws wedge which again I'm playing well with but as I quickly went back in my head I think that would have been a triple bogey right on to 18 and it's a real tough hole and the one way you probably would be thinking you want driver probably at the best swing of the day that's a three dhyhy that treeline that it's on is exactly where I'm aiming and it didn't leave it so really pleased with that um and then go from that to this which was I left myself a long way in but you'll see I don't know what happened with that swing it's horrendous it's happened from the best swing of the day to the worst swing of the day that was a seven iron by the way and I left myself still a real awkward wedge because this green runs from front to back quite severely I played the 60 degree as high as I could to land at the front and it rolled out all the way down to pin high which I was really pleased with so we've got a put again which would be an up and down safe par so a real good save yet again I mean arguably the put has saved me a few times the short game saved me a few times the triple bogey didn't help I think that would have left us at four over if I'm right correct me if I'm wrong and it doesn't really matter I was just that's me watching it back and first thought after I've played it um the point was did I miss any of the driver fairways hybrids well I think the answer to that is absolutely no I didn't so it's all about very much setting your bag up to the conditions if you're playing that same golf course same yardage in the middle of the winter then that's a different story because a you've got the elements to compete with such as the wind you've then got the fact that the ground is wet on the foot so you've got no roll so no that bag would not work in the middle of winter however in the middle of summer those firm fairways mean that you know keeping control that was the key if you can find the centre of the fair is arguably on most occasions I pretty much did so that bit was pretty decent I would say you can see the swing changes um I've lost a little bit of yardage just now just a tad that cut is there and we're going to try and work on um straighten that up a little bit but it's controllable at the moment and the one thing that I've been pleased with right throughout this year has been the short game the pink chipper does a job as does this 60 degree wedge they couldn't be more opposite in their sort of style of club and um the putter again may be just sticking with that I've been on that too long Las Vegas putter I've been sticking with it trying to always take that out in the bag which is something I've been guilty of in the past of always swapping when I'm I'm never putting the clubs back in my clubs back in the bag once I've done some testing so the putter's been quite good and uh I think four over with three off the tee on 17 for 10 holes was a really good return to be fair right it's a little bit different we've recorded this among some of the videos we were doing at the time and we thought we'd see what you think as ever you let me know if you like them then we'll do some more if you don't like them then we'll pull a plug on it it's as simple as that but thanks for watching hit the like button do whatever you do because I'll see you all soon yes


a new role of film, a new adventure. I've done a lot of film photography throughout my life. And I've also used film quite a bit on this YouTube channel. About a year ago, I decided to step away from film photography. And then recently, I decided to start using film again. I was asked to address why I stopped using film, and then what has brought me back to wanting to use film again. So let's start with why did I stop using film for my photography. It's pretty simple. It comes down to the cost. At the time, I was working on a zine project that was going to take a lot of images. And I knew that I wouldn't be able to afford to use film for that project. So I set the film aside and I used my digital cameras to complete the project. And after that project was finished, I wasn't sure I was going to return back to film. I wasn't sure that I was ready to pick the film cameras back up. I had adapted pretty well to shooting digital in black and white. I wasn't sure that I was going to need to use film anymore. I did a lot of soul searching. I had to be honest with myself and ask, what is it I really want to photograph? Does it make sense for me to use film again? I didn't have any short term projects that needed a lot of images. There was really no reason that I shouldn't be shooting film. Why did I come back to film? It's really quite simple. Since I work primarily in black and white, I just like the tonality of film. I love how film renders black and white images. And before you say, well, you can just simulate the look of film with your digital camera. Well, yes you can. But the key word for me is simulate. If I'm going to simulate the look of film on all my photos, I might as well just use film. Even though I've learned to convert my digital files to an aesthetic that I find pretty good, and at times very good, I still like the tones and perceived depth I get from film better. To my surprise, I find that converting transparency film also converts very well to black and white. Not something I do a lot, but if slight film was cheaper, I might do that more often. Film also has a more tangible, practical reason for me to use it in my photography. I like how film archives. I love having the negatives at the end of the process. I also like that if something happens to my digital scans, all I have to do is re-scan the negatives. I could talk a bunch more on the reasons why I like film photography, but we'll just have to save that for another day. Looking at the photos in this video I've made on film over the years, I've reminded why I love film photography. Film is capable. Film is timeless. Film never stopped being good. It has become part of my creative voice. When it comes down to it, I guess you could say, I'm a film photographer. And that's okay. If you like coming along on my photography journey, and would like to help keep me out making photos and videos, consider picking up one of my zines, or visit my PayPal donation page at my website ridenetsphotography.com. Most of all, don't forget to like and subscribe. And why not leave a comment introducing yourself? I'm always interested in who stopped by my channel to say hello. So until next time, thanks for coming along for the ride.


In this video, I'll show you how to customize your Elementor Hello theme, so you could change the name and the brand and add your own or your clients. What's up everyone? I'm Jeffrey at Lightbox and today I'm going to show you how to customize your Elementor Hello theme. I'm going to show you two different scenarios. So the first scenario is a brand new site and adding a brand new theme. The second scenario is going to be already using an existing site that has the theme already installed and changing the name and brand on a theme that's active. So let's go ahead and get started. So for this tutorial, we're going to need just a text editor. We're not going to be using an FTP or anything super complicated. You could get a text editor. I would recommend using something like VS Code or something like Sublime Text. These are the ones I personally use and they're free, easy to get started with. We're also going to need to download the Elementor Hello theme and you're going to need to download the Elementor Child theme. I'll have links to all everything inside the description and you might be wondering why we're going to use the Child theme and for using the Hello theme. Since Hello theme is essentially bare bones and I've been asked this question a few times and my reason is quite simple. It's simply because it's best practice to always use a Child theme even if we're using something that's clean and basically bare like Elementor Hello theme. So let's go over to the themes and I'll show you all we have is a default theme installed. We haven't installed Hello or Hello Child theme yet. Let's customize those first though before we install them. So you can see here, I have both my folders that I downloaded, both my themes. We're going to open those up first. And the first step that we're going to do is we need to rename the files on them. So this one right here, we can name the parent folder whatever we want to name our theme. For this tutorial, I'm going to name this one just my theme, just to keep it simple, but you could put your name or you could put your client's name. I'm going to do the same with the Child theme. I'm going to call my my Child theme. Next up, we need to edit the style.css files. And that's the only file we're going to touch. We're only touching this one inside both the parent theme and inside your child theme. Let's open up the text editor. And I like to have two columns open up so I could take a look at both when I edit them. You can just drag the file inside there. So we got the parent theme and let me put my child theme style.css on the right side. All right, so what we see right here in this top part is this is going to be the information that WordPress reads and that how they give the name and all the information of the theme. Like right back here, if you take a look at the theme, you'll see like 2021 and you'll see this information right here. This is all coming from this section up here, which is inside the comments. And we're only going to edit a few of these inside here. Same thing with our child theme, we're going to edit a few in here. Now I'm going to go through this in detail. So that way I just don't show you change this and change this but what we're actually doing so that way you got a bit of a better understanding. So first one, let's start at the top. We're going to start with the theme name. And this is going to be the name of your theme. It's pretty straightforward. So you could put whatever name you want here. I'm going to call mine just my theme. Next up is a theme you are. I'm just going to put our own website right here. I want to brand this as our theme right here, the description. Now this is going to be like the message on there. What I like to do for the description and a suggestion is to put a welcome message in a way for people to contact you because you never know maybe a year or two years down the line. The client might be struggling with their website and it's good to always have that information back there. So I'm going to put a little welcome message there. That way, that way, you know, whoever is using the site, they could find a way to contact us. And then here again, for the author URI, I'm going to put our own website right here and you could put whatever website that you like. But what we're doing right here is we want to brand it as our own. Now we got this other information, the version, the stable tag to test it up to and requires PHP. I like to keep things bare bones and minimum. I'm a bit of a minimalist myself. I like cleanliness and organization. You could actually remove these and that's what I'm going to do right here. This next part, the license GNU. I leave this one right here. I don't touch it. I usually always leave it in there. For the next part, the text domain. Now this is very important right here. We want to make sure that we have this exactly as a name on your file. So the file right here, your parent theme file, mine is called my theme. Whatever name you have right here, whatever it is, you want it to be identical. So we're going to add this exactly as it is. Exactly. No spacing, no capital because it's not in there. However you have this written, just make sure it's identical because if it's not, it might not read and could get errors when you try to upload it. Then right here for the tags, again, you could keep this, you could change it. I'm going to remove this right here just to keep everything clean. All right, and then I'm going to save. Now next up, let's go to the child theme and it's basically the same thing with just a little difference to it. So let's change the theme name right here. I'm calling mine my child theme, the theme your eye, we're going to add our own personal website right here to brand it under us. For the description, I'm going to put the same exact description on there, which is like a welcome message. And if you need help, you know, feel free to contact us anytime with contact information. For the author your eye, I'm going to put us. I mean, it is a completely blank theme and we do a lot of customization. So we're probably going to have a lot of CSS in here by the time the project is done. And then the author URI, I'm going to put our website right here again to build that personal brand on it. And here we go. This is the important part right here or one of the most important parts because this right here, the template, this is going to connect your child theme to your parent thing. If you don't have the right template name in there, WordPress isn't going to see that you have a parent theme. And if you upload it, if you get an error that says could not install the theme, we could not detect a parent theme. It's because usually right here, the name of the template is off. So we want to make sure that the template name is the name of this themes file. So let's go back to the file name right here. And whatever this name is, we want to put it inside the template name, because that's how WordPress sees that these connect that this is the child theme to this particular parent thing. So let's add this as my theme right here. Right here underneath version, you could pull whatever you want. I'm going to remove it just to keep everything clean and minimal. And again, this is another important part right here for your text domain. You want to make sure that this is the same name as the file of your child theme. So our child theme file right here is my child theme. Whatever the name is, you want to put it exactly like it is inside your text domain. And usually when you get errors, usually, if you are getting an error, you're trying this out and you upload it and WordPress comes back with the error and they can't do it. It's usually these two. It's usually something with the text domain or the template. These are the two important ones right here. And then again, for the license GNU, I like to leave these as it is, I'm going to remove the tags to keep everything minimal and clean. And then go ahead and save. Now that's it for the files. We don't have to do anything more. I'm going to close these out. And we just got one more thing to do, which is to change the image. We want to put our own image in there because as you see here, this is the image that we see for like the WordPress theme. And if you just upload it as it is, we're going to see the Elementor Hello Theme image come up on there. We don't want that. We want to have our own image right there. So what we want to do is first look at the dimensions of the image and you can find the image inside both themes. They both have the same name and the screenshot dot PNG. And they both have the same dimensions 1200 by 900. So we want to create our own and make sure it's the same exact dimensions. So here I already got a couple made. I just made something really simple. And you can see my dimensions here are the same. I'm going to go ahead and download these right now and upload them to my files. So I want to make sure it's a PNG file and I got to give it the same exact name. So what's calling both screenshot dot PNG. I'll start off with my main parent theme. I'll go in there. I'll delete the screenshot dot PNG that's already in there. We don't need that. And then I'll put the one that I made my custom one inside there. Then let's do the same thing to my child theme. Again, we're going to call it screenshot dot PNG. And if your images aren't loading when we do this, most of the time I found out when I get the error is usually because I mislabel it or I misspelled it that that usually is the reason why it doesn't work for me sometimes. So let's go ahead and save that. Let's delete this one and add our custom one inside the file. So now our themes are good to go. Let's go ahead and compress them both and upload them and make sure your compressed versions are the same exact name. We got to make this is really important to make sure the names are the same and that they're right. Let's go ahead and add them now. We'll start by adding the parent theme. Don't activate it instead. Let's go back and add our child theme and we'll activate this one. You can see everything installed successfully. You can see now it's there. We have the name of our theme here. We have our brand and our link. If I click on here, it'll go to our website and you'll see our little welcome message right here. And same thing for the parent theme.  I always like to see what themes people are using. You know, you could take that look, you could take a look when you go to the source code. If you go over here, you'll see that inside back here. You have the name of the themes. So if you're building a custom site for your clients, their brand is going to be back there. It's going to have their name and it just gives that nice touch that personalization and it just shows another level. I feel of professionalism with when delivering a web website project. All right. Now what if you've already got a website built or you're already working on one? He already had that theme inside there. Like you're using the theme. It's installed. How do you change the name on that there? How do you rebrand that? And it's actually very simple if we're using hello. Now I have to point out what I'm about to show you. I would only do with hello and not with like a pre-built theme, but hello since it's bare bones, it's pretty easy to do. Now the first step is do a backup. Make sure you do a backup. Before you do anything I'm about to show you, do a backup please because if something goes wrong, you want to make sure you could go right back to where it was. All right. So let me go to the back end right here. Now if you've done any customizations, say if you've gone here into your CSS and the customizer and you've added CSS inside here, or if you have added CSS, let's say back over here in your theme editor, if you add it inside the child theme, if you added CSS in there, copy it and paste it inside your text editor, or if another developer did, check to make sure there's no CSS because what we're going to do is we're going to actually delete the existing themes. Now you can see we have our site right here with the original hello themes right here. And this might seem scary what we're about to do. We're going to delete these and we're just going to delete them. Now, as long as you got your CSS from your customizer for your child theme, if you did add any custom CSS, you're going to be okay with this. I have done this on fully built websites, fully customized websites and have ran into no issues at all. And the reason is everything that I've done with when building a site with Elementor and hello, everything's in Elementor and that does not disappear or delete when you delete the theme. So let's go ahead and first activate another theme. I would have like the WordPress default theme here, and we'll delete these and then install your custom themes. And you're good to go.  And if you have CSS that was in your Elementor, like in the little CSS areas inside the widgets, don't worry about that. It's going to stay inside there. Nothing is going to change. And afterwards, just run some tests or something is off or looks broken. You could always just go through the backup. And that's it. I hope this video helps and I hope that it works for you. If you come across something, please drop it in the comments. If you have a question or something, I always get back to everyone. And I know this one was a little bit lengthy, but I really wanted to make this where we could explain all of it. And it's easy to understand because when I learned about customizing child themes and parent themes, I went through tutorials, but they were kind of fast. And I didn't really understand why I was changing what I was changing. So I hope this video helped out with that. Well, I hope this helps out and I'll be back again soon with more Elementor and web design related content. All right, thank you.


Hello everyone, my name is Michal Toula, I am an application manager at ST Microelectronics and I would like to introduce you today our wireless charging products from ST Charged Family. Wireless charging is becoming more and more popular and it's not implemented only in the phones but it's now being implemented in other applications like wearables, earbuds or even laptop and tablet charging. The design of wireless charging in this application brings various challenges like overheating, low efficiency, incompatibility with other cheap devices in the market or custom call design due to space requirement. In ST we have developed several reference designs to address all these issues. Let me introduce you our low power wireless charging solution. It consists of STWBC86 as a transmitter and STWLC38 as a receiver. This is the smallest reference design which perfectly fits application like smartwatch charging or other wearable device which has limited area for coil and PCB. As you can see the PCB area is just 7x7mm and core diameter in this application is just 15mm. The key benefit of this application is improved freedom of positioning which means the charging will start even in case of some small coil misalignment. That's very helpful in this small coil design applications. Using the same integrated circuit just in application which allowed to use bigger coil, it helps us to offer complete BPP compliant solution which is ensuring interoperability of any either transmitter or receiver with any cheap device in the market. Increasing the coil a little bit more on receiver side allows us to offer EPP compliant solution which means that the receiver can deliver up to 15W with any EPP transmitter in the market. Finally let's move to our high power solution using different products from our STCharge family. It's STWLC38 as a receiver and STWBC2 HP as a transmitter. This solution can deliver up to 70W which means it can cut the charging time of the smartphone less than 30 minutes or it can be used for charging of the laptop or tablet. Both transmitter and the receiver are EPP 15W compliant which means they can work well with any EPP cheap device in the market. The key advantage of our solution is improvement of the heat during charging thanks to custom coil design on the receiver side. That's all from me today, I hope you find it interesting, if you want to find more details please contact your ST local sales office or visit us at st.com slash wireless power. Thank you.


E.R. Interim Slash Land is a 32-year land surface reanalysis data set that describes the evolution of soil moisture, temperature, and snowpack using the latest ECMWF land surface model driven by meteorological forcing from the E.R. Interim Atmospheric Reanalysis. It has a horizontal resolution of about 80 kilometers and a time frequency of 3 hourly. The data set includes parameterization improvements in the land surface scheme, making it suitable for climate studies involving land water resources. The quality of E.R. Interim Slash Land is assessed by comparing with ground-based and remote sensing observations, and it provides a global integrated and coherent estimate of soil moisture and snow water equivalent that can be used for numerical weather prediction and climate model initialization. This article was authored by G.Balsamo, C. Albregel, Abel Jars, and others.