700 million people, 11% of the world's population live in extreme poverty, hunger and malnutrition, limited access to education and other basic services, social discrimination and elimination as well as the lack of participation in decision making. 87 million people, 11% of the world's population live in extreme poverty, hunger and malnutrition, limited access to education and other basic services, social discrimination and elimination as well as the lack of participation in decision making. Technology, technology opens up channels of communication, making it faster and it provides the platform upon which people can bond with one another. Signals, lost signals. Ladies and gentlemen, another round of applause please for Randa's very own Mashirika performing arts group. Thank you, thank you. For those that may be, may have missed it. This was the SDG performance where they showcase the cross cutting role of ICT or telecommunication in achieving SDG such as ending hunger and poverty. Thank you again Mashirika. And now, ladies and gentlemen, I am very, very pleased to welcome Miss Doreen Bogdan, the ITU BDT director to deliver her closing remarks. A round of applause please as she makes her way. Thank you. Thank you, Alice. The Honorable Paula Ingabiri, Minister for ICT and Innovation of Rwanda and Chair of WTDC 22. Mr. Julien Zhao, Secretary General of the ITU and fellow elected officials, ladies and gentlemen. The ITU's Eighth World Telecommunications Development Conference in Kigali is coming to a close. It's coming to a close with an agreement on a declaration and a plan of action that I think each and every one of us can be proud of. I salute this conference commitment in the Kigali declaration to spare no efforts towards the expansion and use of telecommunications and ICTs and digital infrastructures, institutions and services for building and establishing truly sustainable digital economies and societies. It's been an intensive, I think I can say, two weeks where we have welcomed more than 2,000 delegates from 150 member states along with 340 sector members and partners. We've talked, we have walked, we've deliberated, we've agreed, we've disagreed and we've compromised. We've partnered, we've even danced a little. We've sipped lots of amazing Rwandan coffee to keep us energized and we worked very hard, including a little bit over the last weekend. We've discussed and we've debated 215 proposals, which I think is just tremendous. And to the credit of each and every person in this room, we have succeeded in finding consensus and in building the solid global agreement on core principles that has been the great talent of the ITU for the past 157 years. And of course, in pursuing that agreement, we have been very ably led by our WTDC chair, Minister Paula Ingabiri, and I want to take this opportunity to personally thank her for her wisdom, for her guidance, for her incredible, incredible patience, for her friendship, and of course for her razor sharp focus in advancing our work and ensuring that we have arrived at our destination in a timely manner. I also want to take a moment to thank our amazing host country team who brought their efficiency, their skill, their dedication to deliver a world-class conference experience to all WTDC delegates. I would like to make a special thanks to Eve. Eve, if you're in the room, I think over there if you could stand up. Thank you, Eve. I think as Dr. Kim Malaliu said so well yesterday, I think Rwanda has set the gold standard. I think she described it well and you have done this in record time with less than four months of preparatory time. So I think this also deserves a big round of applause. So let me come to the core work of this conference, the thing that brings us all together from the four corners of the world, which is our shared commitment to forging a new action plan for the coming years. An action plan that builds on the strengths of our Buenos Aires action plan, yet which also is adapted to meet the new challenges of our fast evolving digital landscape. It's a plan that amplifies what's been working well and that rectifies what has not. It opens doors to new types of collaboration so that we can work more effectively together to achieve that goal of a fully connected planet by 2030.  I challenged us to put the interest of people and planet first. I urged us to do all in our power to make this event a landmark event in the history of global development, a conference that future delegates can look back upon in our shared journey towards universal digital inclusion. I think we've risen to that challenge and I'm immensely proud of what we have achieved here in Kigali with our 14 new study group questions are 28 regional initiatives are 45 resolutions and of course our four new resolutions. And of course I look forward to working with all of you to implement the Kigali plan of action and to use it as an ambitious blueprint to help map out a better future for all. This conference was enhanced by I'll pick up on my friend from Thailand's comment, the three rights the time place in people, but I'll add to that three key levers that have been instrumental I think in mobilizing the energy, the innovation and the commitment and the engagement that this conference has mobilized. Of course we had our first lever which would be the generation connect global use summit that providing that provided an amazing curtain opener for us as we arrived here in Kigali. That inspirational event, which was entirely co created by our youth brought together engaged energetic young people from around the globe, physically and virtually. Our youth debated and discussed important issues to them from cybersecurity digital transformation emerging technologies online protection entrepreneurship leadership and of course much much more. It was clear that young people do not want to inherit their digital future. They want to be part of building it. As we leave Kigali, we take with us our very own generation connect song, I hope you've all learned the song composed by our young interns and sung by local musicians, and of course lots of memories and new friends from that summit. The second lever of our conference was the ITD network of women. That program had three outstanding events, our network of women luncheon hosted by Qualcomm or network of women breakfast hosted by Australia, which Stephen was indeed not invited Stephen you are not invited to that event. And of course our network of women walk to connect walkathon that was held last Sunday morning. Many of you joined you may have suffered a little bit the next day, especially if you joined that intensive aerobic workout that took place that was a surprise for me at the end of the walkathon. I think these events as part of the network of women have really helped to strengthen the connection amongst female delegates. It has enabled us to share our experiences are solidarity and of course our commitment to gender empowerment in the digital sector. Last but not least the third lever is of course our partner to connect series and our roundtables. This innovation, I think stands out because of the extraordinary and unprecedented response from our members and our many partners. And because of what these pledges could mean to the lives of those that are still digitally excluded. This is really where we have the opportunity to put actions into words and to actually to walk the talk to ramp up our partnerships and to really move the dial on connecting the unconnected. As of this morning, and I'm really excited to announce this as of this morning and the number may go up before we conclude, we had 418 validated pledges keeps going up with an estimated financial value of over $25 billion. So I want to thank every government, every entity that committed resources to the partner to connect platform. And of course I applaud this conference for having adopted the partner to connect resolution that will instill partner to connect in the work of the BDT. Of course the pledging platform is still open so if you haven't pledged, it's not too late and we would encourage you to do so. Ladies and gentlemen, distinguished delegates, let me close by thanking the many, many people that have made this conference such a great success. Of course I want to thank the secretary general who leans out my fellow elected directors are amazing interpreters. Thank you. Thank you. And of course our legislators are captioners, the technical team in the room and of course those behind the scenes are tireless organizing team our security team. And of course our extraordinary document management team who made sure we always had the text that we needed when we needed them. And of course the content team from the ITU communications team the network of women team, the partner to connect team, and of course our global use summit team. Finally, I want to give a special thanks to my deputy to Steven Buru who's been the overall coordinator of this event. He has executed that role with enormous skill, efficiency and relentless good humor. Thank you Steven. At the start of this important conference I mentioned one of my, my favorite movies. It's a wonderful life and about how that film's message is around the truly profound effect that our decisions can have on the lives of others. I urged us to remember that through our actions, each and every one of us in this room has the power to change the world. I think we've tried to do that here in Kigali over the past two weeks and it is my great hope that our work at this conference to bring the power of connectivity to all will rapidly usher in the chance to live a wonderful life for all people. Thank you very much. Doreen, I think Doreen has just done a fantastic job at narrating the video that we just saw, as well as summarizing the last 10 days that we have spent here together. Thank you very much, Doreen, another round of applause for her please. Thank you. I now take this opportunity to invite the ITU Secretary General Mr. Hulind Zao to also give his closing remarks. This is all the floor is yours. That is, Honorable Minister of ICDN Innovation of Rwanda, Madam Chair of WTDC, Paula Ingraberi, Madam Doreen Bolton, DDT Director, Mr. Mario Manovich, DR Director, Excellencies, Ministers, Ambassadors, Dear colleagues, let me begin by thanking our hosts, the government of Rwanda and the people of Kigali for their tremendous generosity. Congratulations for making this conference such a success. Rwanda had little time to prepare, but Rwanda had delivered beyond our expectations. Rwandans have made all Africans proud during this conference. We are grateful to the people of Rwanda and their beloved government for the warm hospitality they have shown and to all Luka staff for their support. So let's give them all a big round of applause. I commend President Karl Kagami for his leadership and for his dedication to ITU's mission. And for reminders at the opening that we cannot let digital inequalities go unchecked. I was humbled that the President awarded me the National Order of Honor Akasio at Yuragiru Village earlier this week. I show you the cover of the box. And I vote to continue work for all those who are still unconnected. I salute the chair of WTDC 2022, Minister Paula Ingabira, for her leadership and for her wonderful managing of this WTDC. We have heard from all of you of your presentations to her performance. And I'd just like to at one point that from a women's breakfast, I was invited. Stephen was not invited. But I was invited not as a man. I was invited as Secretary General of ITU. But however, I expressed my appreciation and the recognition of those women delegates on behalf of men.  She's a mother of three children, young children, with his boy loving football match, but not yet with ICT. And she's considered that may not be that easy. But I think that we encourage girls in ICT in STEM. We should also encourage boys in ICT and STEM. So we hope our minister will be managing his family life by convincing his son to join ICT, to join ITAM, as she managed our WTDC so successfully. I have confidence. We have time. I'm grateful to PDT director Doreen Bogdan and to other directors, Mr. Mario Manowich and Mr. Chasabali and the entire team of ITU. And Doreen just mentioned some services. I somehow a little bit hesitated because we might miss some services. But all the ITU staff who worked here or in Geneva really make us proud of you for their tireless work and day and night and with their professional skills and their contributions. So including also the interpreters, translators, captioners and all technical staff. She mentioned the secretive staff, she mentioned the conference staff. She also mentioned our ICT staff. They all worked very hard for us. I express my gratitude to the Prime Minister of Luxembourg, to all the ministers and vice ministers who joined us at this conference and thank all delegates for the remarkable spirit of cooperation during these 10 days of in-tanks negotiations, including the last hour of depreciation. Thank you to all the heads of delegation, regional coordinators, chair and vice chair of conference committee and plenary working group and ethnic groups who demonstrated their leadership skills in facilitating the work of the conference. ITU has emerged as a key partner in development in areas as diverse and critical as education, health and the environment. We are more than a technical agency and we need to recognize it and strengthen our global development rule. With just over seven years left to achieve the United Nations sustainable development goals, we need to continue our efforts to show what ITU and ICTs can do for the SDGs. And by we, I mean all ITU members and partners, today I call on our member states, industry members, academia members, international and regional organizations and all stakeholders to join effort to promote sustainable development for all through the use of the ICTs. Cultivating and growing ITU's relationship with the public and private sector is paramount to further our technical work and advance meaningful work in development. Initiatives like the partner to connect the digital correlation show the way by mobilizing governments, the private sector and others behind ground breaking commitments. And by aligning global connectivity strategies with the SDGs. This sends a powerful message that together we can ramp up investment in ICT development to leave no one behind. Equitable access to digital technologies is not just moral responsibility, it is essential for global prosperity and sustainability. Before I close, I would like to highlight some important dates in the history of ITU's development work, where we started, where we are now and where we are heading. This journey started in the 1960s, with the inclusion of telecommunications development issues on the agenda of the ITU council. And this work intensified in the 1970s. The 1982 plenary potentially conference heard in Nairobi addressed the missing link and the challenges faced by developing countries. The first conference ITU on development was heard in Arusha, Tanzania in the spring of 1985 under the title World Telecommunication Development Conference. The development sector ITU-D was then established at the additional plenary potential conference 1992 and the first WTDC after 1992 after ITU-D established was heard in Argentina 1994. Having this conference take place in Rwanda, the first WTDC to be heard in Africa since the establishment of ITU-D 30 years ago is an important milestone. We have traveled a long way to come here. Today we have achieved a lot over the last 30 years, but there are still a lot of challenges, with 3 billion people still unconnected. We still have a long way to go. Let's build on this momentum to strengthen the image of ITU as a UN specialized agency, not just for technology development, but also for our service development. Let's work hard to march forward together in this direction and accelerate digital transformation for all here in Africa and the rest of the world. I wish you a safe journey back home and look forward to seeing you in September and October in Bangladesh, Romania for PP 2022. I would like now to invite the Honorable Paula Ingabe, Minister of ICT and Innovation of Rwanda and the Chair of WTDC 2022 to join me over there at that corner. I'm pleased to present to her the Honorable Minister with the ITU civil medal and certificate as a token of our appreciation. Thank you very much. Let me read the text. The International Telecommunication Union recognizes her excellency, Miss Paula Ingabe, Minister of ICT and Innovation of Rwanda. Chair, Chairwoman, Chairman, Chair of the WTDC 2021 and actually 2022 for her outstanding contribution and leadership to the work of the World Telecommunication Development Conference. Yeah, colleagues WTDC 21 or WTDC 22. I think we have some explanations given by Stefan earlier this conference. Thank you very much, Mr. Houlin. We appreciate your remarks and also a huge congratulations, Honorable Minister. Also, Madam Chair, and allow me please as we conclude to welcome you to also give your closing remarks. Here I asked Houlin why I'm getting the silver medal. As if it's the highest, he said it's a gold one. We've been empowered through the network of women not to settle for less. So I had to check it, but Secretary General of ITU, the director of the Development Bureau, ITE elected officials, ministers, deputy ministers present with us here, heads of delegation, ladies and gentlemen, good evening. I was looking at the highlights of the video and I realized that after two weeks I perhaps look much older than I was on day one of the opening. Thanks to the interactions that have been happening over the last few days. I want to thank everyone for your patience and deliberations over the course of the last two weeks. We had so much work to do, and we did indeed achieve a lot from the resolutions adopted this WTDC 2022 is definitely moving us closer to our goal of connecting the unconnected. The results of our work today are a testament of not just the work of these two weeks but the years of work that have been put into the results that we see today. Doreen, you mentioned we've worked together, we've worked, we've worked out, we've dined, and I hope you all had fun, but most importantly, we achieved consensus on many pertinent issues, and I have no doubt that our actions on these decisions will move us forward towards the way that we want. We've also built connections through to the partner to connect objectives where we build connections, we build partnerships to really push us forward. In our deliberations, we needed to remain focused on our common motivation to move further towards closing the connectivity gap and the digital divide for all our citizens, and I think we all succeeded. In my opening remarks at the beginning of the WTDC opening ceremony, I noted that the success of WTDC 2022 would be measured by the yardstick of how far our collective decisions would lead many more of humanity to be connected over the next four years, and how our decisions will help us to build back better, and I believe this is just the beginning, the next four years will prove us of whether we have delivered on that collective commitment. We've also made important decisions, the last two weeks and now we need to action all of the decisions that we've made. As a country that had the honor of hosting the Youth Summit, we're very much aware of the enormous effort that was invested not only in organizing the event itself, but in the many months of preparation for a platform that the youth would express themselves but would also contribute in a meaningful manner. I'm very grateful to all the member states that sponsored the youth and enabled the youth to participate in this youth summit. The network of women was quite exciting as well, the important and timely discussions we had, whether it was at the breakfast, the luncheon, the walkathon, a key highlights that we will all take away from our engagement. We must continue to encourage the empowerment and participation of women in the important matters of ITU as we recognize the majority of the unconnected unfortunately remain to be in the women category. Doreen mentioned the partner to connect pledges over 418 that we have today, this is absolutely amazing and we commend everyone that has really been part and parcel of making history during WTDC 2022. And I know that the pledges were made with conviction and our full attention to pursue the outcomes we jointly seek and I'm certain that we'll deliver on these pledges. Rwanda was privileged to host this very first WTDC in Africa. We are grateful for the engagement and the support that enabled us to deliver on the conference successfully. We are also grateful that for all the delegations were able to honor our invitation and be here with us. We set out to make this conference, to make sure that this conference is different and that it has to make a difference. We achieved that and we must strive to continue to achieve that. Now it's time to put action to our words and decisions as we move forward, united and strong in our efforts to connect the unconnected so that we achieve the sustainable development we know is possible. I think over the two weeks that we've been here, particularly in this room, I had a fast crash course on international negotiations and I think I'm going to be leaving with a distinction after the two weeks of being with all of you. But also I believe by hosting you here, you've gotten a taste of Africa. In fact, before you all book your tickets back home, I hope you can make a few stopovers in the different countries across the continent that have a lot more to offer you. Please do not hurry to leave Rwanda, explore the beautiful city. Santiago will make sure you do more before you leave. Explore what the country has to offer, there's much to see and enjoy beyond the walls of the Kigali Convention City. Our delegate from Saudi Arabia mentioned he had wished to wear Rwanda clothes, but I also want to recognize the Côte d'Ivoire delegate who today dressed us with Rwandan attire. Please join me in congratulating her.  The interpreters, we can't thank you all enough for the work that you have done with us. For those departing soon, I wish you a pleasant and safe trip. I have one ask, one ask for all the delegations that took the floor in appreciation of Rwanda's hospitality. And my one ask is to support Rwanda's candidate in the upcoming elections. Thank you. Distinguished audience, it is officially that time where you can loosen your ties and let your hair down as we have officially ended and close the 8th WTDC in Kigali. Yes, please a round of applause. As all the speakers have remarked, I hope that you have enjoyed the flavor of Africa's rich culture, the people and the hospitality, and as Honorable Minister Paula mentioned, please don't be so quick to pack your bags, stay around, just stick around, enjoy the city of Kigali or just move across to Kenya, Nairobi, Tanzania, wherever you wish. Alright, otherwise we thank you, thank you, thank you immensely for joining us for this WTDC and we wish you safe travels to those departing delegates and a lovely rest of the day for the rest of you. Thank you very much.


Thanks for checking out this unboxing video and the one we have right here is the April box of dread which people who have been paying attention to my unboxings know that I like the box of dread it's on the lower end of the price range and I just like the items that you get for that price. I mean, it's nice and You know like it. This one's not very heavy So part of me thinks there might be some sort of plush in here not huge on plushes But if they're the right plush, I'm okay with that Like if it's like a Cthulhu plush or a pinhead plush or something like that I had already got a one of the Mopies through box of dread some months back And that was Michael Myers Mopies. So on the couch in my man cave down in the basement. So Works out. So if I just line that with horror characters, I'm cool with it But I don't want a ton of plushies. So hopefully it's not plushies, but if it is we'll see Well, great it based on that. You're probably saying, oh my gosh, this video is coming out so much sooner than the last one Yes, because the US Postal Service got their ship figured out and The box of dread made it to me in time. So John at box of dread and dread central you can breathe easy and made it. It is good So, yeah, and if you heard maybe my cat is yelling in the background As she likes to do from time to time for attention Anyway, uh, I'm gonna go ahead and open this up and we'll see what we got Um, I kind of like how a lot of times the boxes are different sizes and shapes Because it just kind of keeps you guessing. I don't want to turn that all the way around Because my address is on there and I didn't block it out. So Keep it like this Cut the sucker open All right, put sharp things back where they go because All right This might just be paper on top Or there might be a plus inside of it I guess that's the first thing I'm grabbing because there might be a plus inside Okay, no, there's not it's just paper for packing You know You gotta make sure my cat'll enjoy that. She loves playing with those things. Maybe that'll make her stop yelling That'd be nice First thing. Oh feels like maybe some sort of poster We shall see how this goes It is a little poster I've never gotten a poster in this yet. So this will be my first one Hopefully it's a good So, okay I mean good poster like for what it's supposed to be as you can see it's hatchet You know for anyone who really likes adam green's hatchet as you can see i'll just do like this There you go. Okay, there you go.  Uh, this is more of like comic I know there's a hatchet comic coming out. So i'm assuming this it's proud. This is probably like um It's supposed to be timely for that because it's Promoting it. Um, it says american mythology productions. I don't know if that's who it's coming out from but I'm not a huge fan of the hatchet movies for some reason Um, I do enjoy slashers, but for some reason I'm not just I'm just not a huge fan of that one. And I don't know why I really don't know why I've watched All three of them. I believe And I'm not a huge fan. I just I don't get it my buddy rich He loves them. He thinks they're great loves adam green and that's all good. I'm glad that they were made Um, probably the only thing that I really like out of that film is whenever tony todd is in it because tony I really like tony todd loves his voice loves acting. He's always fun to see so um, it's a good poster But it's just not for me. Plus one of the other things With posters in general for me. I like them to be rolled the other way around. So the actual, um Pictures on the outside because it's a lot easier to unfurl it and get it on a wall that way As opposed to this way where you have to get it like super flattened out And a lot of times you won't even be able to so like these you're not you're typically not going to frame So you probably just want to put them straight on the wall, which is what I would do But it makes it harder when you're trying to put it up so that it would curl outward as opposed to curl against the wall So just saying I like it curled the other way Yeah, just me being picky something on the bottom Is this a comic? Maybe it's a hatchet comic Oh, it's The board I'm assuming the comic fell out. It did. Oh, well, there you go. It makes sense Look, does this look familiar? It's the hatchet comic And this is the front of the hatchet comic. So there's basically kind of I mean it's basically two Um covers so that one is Yeah, that one. Oh, this is signed. Okay. Yeah, that's awesome. It's actually signed. Oh, and it's a box of dread exclusive It actually says it up here if you can see let me get it in Box of sorry, the lighting's not the best box of dread exclusive. This is number zero hatchet So Oh, it's black and white on the inside for some reason Look Oh, no, it's color there Black and white at the back. So I guess like flashback. Maybe it's my guess, but Um the art style looks good Interested to read it. I've actually gotten really big into comics recently Like I said, I'm not a huge hatchet fan, but it's a comic book and I'm willing to give it a shot because why the hell not Uh, also, I do really like the fact that it's signed. I assume James kohoric is the person who signed it because his name's Right down here and there's a j in the beginning of that. So that's my guess is james kohoric Um, this is not sticky Which is why it didn't stay in there Bagged and boarded though Good idea I think there's a pop in here, which makes me pretty excited I would like that to be the very last thing I pull out. So Sticker or something Fulci comics, um It's uh, I think like a window decal type deal And from zombie With an eye no e Right zombie. That's cool, right? Very gnarly iconic fulci zombie with his Worms coming out of his eye socket. That's cool. I like that probably won't put it on my car just because You know where I work people seeing that Probably wouldn't be cool with it. So I think the pop Pop might be the last thing. Please be your super awesome horror pop.   Oh, I'm actually maybe here and there. There was like a few thrown in but That really blows good. I got this out of my very first big old box of stuff Um, so I was excited for that then I'm not excited to have a second one of these I don't even know what I'm gonna do with it. Maybe just give it to a friend.  I mean what were the odds but You know, it's a good item. I would have been happy if I didn't already have it So let me just put it that way. I Yeah Yeah, so that was it in the box. Um happy with this like I've said before it's a You know, it's a $20 box. That's including shipping So it's basically a $14 box with $6 shipping. So the pop is basically like, you know, 10 bucks The comic is probably about like I would say Four or five dollars typically, but then there's the signature on it.  Um, I like this box because it typically has less items Um, I really hate when I get items that like I get a ton of items or I get bigger items And I don't have interest in them that just sucks because then I got to figure out what to do with them Or where to stash them or whatever. So that's one of the main reasons I Really like boxer dread because if you're getting items that you're not really big into they're typically not gonna take up a ton of space If that sounds weird, I mean, I'm not I'm not the biggest collector, which is why I'm only doing You know this the bam box and um big old box of stuff every here and there. So It's just me.  That would be cool Um, but you can let me know if you leave some comments, you know But please at the same time if you could do some likes subscribe It's easy to subscribe. Just give me that little subscribe Um, and uh, yeah, I just like to chat with people about, you know, your thoughts on boxer dread in general We're excited about getting Ellen Ripley pop if you got this box Or would you be excited if you didn't get it and wanted to get it or would have thought about getting it Excited about the hatchet stuff. Do you like hatchet? Am I way off base? Should I revisit this hatchet ordeal? I don't know. Let me know Anyway, thank you everyone for checking this out until next time Which I think the next unboxing should be the bam box Unless my next big old box of stuff comes quicker than I am anticipating, but who knows Probably bam box though and that one will be fun. So anyway, thanks everyone for checking this out john at Box of dread slash dread central You can breathe easy. I'm glad this worked out now and uh, well, hopefully there weren't issues with other people Just say that but thank you so much for doing what you do I know you work hard and you're the only person handling this so It's a lot of work, man. Anyway, thank you everyone and until next time keep it brutal


Hi there today's tech talk is about how to reset your Moodle course Now resetting your Moodle course is not a really complex operation It's just a series of small decisions to make but it's one of those operations that you only do once a term and so Even the simplest processes as you will know if you only do them every so often they kind of leak out of your head You forget how so we have a little step-by-step. You have to do it Go ahead and share my screen here and here we go So I've already in this course shell gone to the administration block and Clicked on reset And that's the page run right now And on this page. I've also already clicked on expand all and On all the sections. I've already clicked on show more So we have all the view of all the options here now when you are resetting your own course shell You may or may not see all these options These are just that's just dependent on whether or not you have a given feature Like for example, if you have choices or you have forms or you have quizzes Turn it in assignments, etc. If you don't have them in your course that won't show up in this in this reset interface So the first thing to show you Basically is under the general tab in general section. I should say under course start date If you click the little question mark You might be interested to see where it says if the courses reset and the course start date changed all dates in the course Will be moved in relation to the new start date. So you have your overall course start date Let's say in this case. We're going to go ahead and make it the start of this coming summer term So we typically recommend that you delete all events notes Comments completion data and blog associations for the use blogs. It's safe to go ahead and check all these boxes here The next section under roles to unenroll users now. This only relates to any Students, let's say that you have enrolled manually for whatever reason this doesn't impact auto enrolled students So we have the auto enroll process That will automatically of course enroll your students and then in one fell swoop at the end of the term after the after each term is over Your LMS admins Eric and I we unenroll all auto enrolled students in one fell swoop this Feature in the course reset to unenroll students only applies if you have any Manually enrolled students in here. So if you don't have any manually enrolled students It won't matter whether you click this or not. So that's one reason we try to shy away from recommending Enrolling students manually because that's one more step to remember to do at the tail end of the term like right here So if you don't have any manually enrolled students and you go ahead and click student I won't hurt anything though. It will just take any out that you may happen to have in there So moving on down. I'm looking at my notes here as we go along. I would say it's going to be a good idea to Delete all grades in the grade book But probably not all items and categories if you have especially if you have grade categories going on You have them there for a reason and you want to maintain those great categories from term to term so we usually don't recommend that what we do recommend deleting all grades because Previous term students earn grades that your future term students aren't going to need So regarding groups you might if you're even if you're not using groups don't worry about that But if you are I would recommend checking the box that says remove all group users And again, if you're using a choices a choice type activity You've got responses in that activity. You can remove all responses right there and so in forums of Course you're probably going to want to delete all forum posts If you want to just specify a different forms in here, but probably a good idea to just delete all forum posts Probably delete all forum subscriptions so that students aren't notified If they happen to have initiated a subscription in a forum They don't you don't want them getting notifications for for forum posts for courses that they took in the past Regarding quizzes we recommend deleting all quiz attempts All user overrides a user override is a is a way to Accommodate let's say an accessibility need student who for example might need one behalf or two times The given time limit for a quiz So if you have the if you have any overrides in a quiz You can delete those overrides for the future term by checking that box right there Course feedback activity we recommend that If you have any certificates recommend that turn it in assignments If you look at the choices here to copy turn it in assignments or to replace them We're recommending copying them so that there's no chance that a previous term student Who completed the course or previous term version of a turn it in assignment? There's no way that a future term student would be Submitting to that previous term turn it in assignment So I would recommend copying turn it in assignments. 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How's it going guys? Welcome back to another JHR review. And today I have two packs of iWACO erasers, but instead of giving away which ones that I'm gonna get in the pack I'm gonna move them to the side for right now But I have quite a few erasers that I picked up this last Few weeks and I want to show you guys some of the ones that I got So without further ado, let's unbox these and I have a little bit of a top-down today So I'm gonna show you guys real close a lot of the cool erasers that I got All right, let's move this over here So this one comes on a little tiny kind of cookie tray And it's interesting because I had one many many many videos ago that also came on a tray And it's kind of cool that I finally got one that comes with that again Let's go ahead and look at the first one. This one right here kind of has like a Kind of cream in the center. It's probably some kind of What are they called? Kind of like a puff pastry kind of thing and then it has some kind of green top. I'm not really sure what that is It could just be like a standard icing or it could be something else But yeah, I'm not too sure about the green stuff But it also comes apart into four different pieces as well. So that's pretty cool Didn't expect it because it had such a small little area over here. I almost thought it was connected into one let's move that to the side and Zoom back in Right, and then we have the one next to it. We have the same kind of You know little puff pastry kind of thing, but this time we have a green top instead It's kind of interesting if you move these side to side They do technically use the same a mold for the toppings of these So and of course it comes apart in four different pieces Bringing one of these in this is just kind of like a simple kind of Would they what would they call these metal lines? I think yeah, I think this would be a metal line cookie And this is just one solid piece, which I'm not used to seeing you can see they have some details in the breading But I'm not used to seeing these just be one single piece Speaking of those we have one more next to it as well This one's kind of cool. It's like a nice kind of vibrant green But same with the other one. It actually doesn't come apart. Let's move those out of the way Zoom back in at the bottom But then we have these guys which I've actually never done before There's some kind of interesting little cookies. It looks like so comes apart into two pieces obviously We put our fingers between Do pull it apart wait a minute It doesn't this is a fake seam That's really interesting but The center if you push it like this Actually comes out. Let's see We can pop that out of there. It's a little bit hard, but I might be able to get it and There we go How cool is that? So normally they would be in like multiple multiple different pieces This one it has a fake seam line and it kind of just has like this inlay With a specific design to keep the little thing and it's a little tiny notch right there We pop that back in there like that There we go. It definitely doesn't fit as well as it did the first time But I mean you probably wouldn't really be taking these out anyways normally And I'm not going to pull these out, but this is a chocolate one right here Really looks like chocolate though when you kind of like move the light on it. It really looks like chocolate Fake seam line as well. We got kind of like a I don't know strawberry one right here making me hungry and Then right here. We have a chocolate mint. It almost looks like very cool Alright, and now we kind of finished this platter Let's go ahead and open the next thing of erasers and see what we got in there All right, I'm gonna go ahead and open this one and I'll drag one in Individually this time to show you guys Alright, so the first one we have in is a dragonfly and pardon if anyone is squeamish of bugs So this is a dragonfly we zoom in on it and this actually is mounted to a leaf right here We have a little pig at the bottom that goes into the I Guess you could say thorax of the that be it of the dragonfly and Then the wings come apart as well and Then from the bottom right here It also comes apart as well from the wings. So it looks like it's about a four parter That's pretty cool. I like that a lot dragonflies. There's so mysterious What do you guys think and then some of these ones which is really interesting that they decided to do this Not my favorite choice, but some of these were just sat on top They don't actually have a pig that goes inside of the leaf So I guess technically we didn't just get a bug. We got a leaf eraser as well So that's kind of interesting. I like how they have the details on the back though kind of cool And then we have this little butterfly right here with little interesting designs at the bottom Looks as though it comes apart on the top. Yep Has a little tiny insert right there for the eyes specifically only for the eyes actually and then Two little bottom pegs holding the top and the bottom together and that one goes right through the wings in order to keep them in place That's pretty cool Kind of cute Worried about that eye though because I think that that's just like a tiny little a little like tube I could fall out pretty easily Let's move this out of the way and then we have some cute ladybugs right here. So right here We have a orange one and let's actually drag in the other one too. So we have an orange one and a red one Now correct me if I'm wrong in the comments But when I was a kid someone said that there is a ladybug and then there's a Kind of very very close looking Thing to a ladybug, but it's actually a beetle and it's supposed to bite you I'm not sure. I'm pretty sure ladybugs are also beetles. They both look like beetles But I'm not too sure if there's like a good nice ladybug and then another one. That's not as friendly I'm not too sure if my mom just said that to me on a whim or not. You know how parents can be alright and This guy comes right off the leaf And it looks as though the actual Little tiny wings come off separately. Let's actually pull this guy apart Actually, no, it's one large piece So we can actually just get my fingernail under there That's pretty cool if you look right there real close Actually can see that the little pigs they actually come up and they push through this tiny little section right here in Ordered to be able to make up the dots Pretty cute. So these are just two parters. Well actually technically Three parters because of the pig that it goes on to right There pretty cute And then the same thing with this guy, so we're not gonna take him apart What do you guys like better a red ladybug or an orange ladybug? And then if we bring this guy over here, we have another one that's not attached to the leaf So we have another leaf eraser But if you notice there is a little bit of a cutoff right there So what I'm assuming is if we move this right here, we take this guy off If we count the spaces, so that's one two three.  Who knows that's kind of interesting. That's less So right here we have a little bumblebee Or it could be a wasp, but I think it's a bee. Yeah, I'm pretty sure it's a bee So this one it's wings come off like that then zoom in and Then they can also pop back on as well kind of cool that they're actually a little bit see-through and Then in the center it actually comes apart too We can pull it apart easy There we go and Then all the little ridges go through on each side in order to make up the design And then it probably has a pig like the other one going through the eye section in order to make up the little designs right there cool little antennas and then we have this thing right here, I don't know if they just threw that in here to just kind of I Don't know be funny or not But I is this supposed to be a fly. I've never seen a bug that looks like It's wearing a Halloween costume before but same design is the other one So I'm not gonna take it apart. This one definitely is creepier. Oh and that one also came with a complimentary leaf and then the last one is A really pretty butterfly like the other one with a complimentary leaf and the bottom is the same as the other But I like the wings on this a lot more You could also interchange these if you wanted to since it's the same design and we have that little pig for the eyes as well right there push that back together cute little antenna and yeah, that's pretty much it and That was two packs of erasers came with quite a few and these are from Iwako and these are all puzzle erasers if you've not caught on yet and I really like these and I hope that you guys enjoyed the video and and Yeah, a Huge shout out to my patreon's. Thank you guys so much for your support You guys are awesome. If you enjoyed this video, don't forget to comment rate and subscribe and as always I'll see you In the next video


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How many tonight? 32. How would you think of that ball game today? I've got a theory. Yeah? You win a pennant in spring training camp when everybody's anxious to play ball. What about the regular games? Routine. The rocher know about this? I'm gonna call him tonight and tell him. May I have your attention, please? You people out there on the other side of the wire in the audience room. May I have your attention, please? I'll take it back here. Okay, but... Thank you. My name is Cogger, Sergeant Pete Cogger. I'll explain the lineup to you. Each of the suspects you will see will be numbered. I'll call out the number of their name and chart. If you have any questions or identifications, please remember the number assigned to the prisoner as I call his name. The end of each line, when I ask for questions or identifications, call out the number. If you're sure or not too sure of the suspect, have him held. The questions I ask these suspects are merely to get a natural tone of voice, so do not pay too much attention to their answers as they often lie. All right, bring on the line. Even moving boys, right over here to the end of the stage. Come on, come on. Now turn and face the front, hands at your sides. When I call your number, step out to the circle and face the audience.  Talk right out so everybody can hear what you have to say. Number one, Earl Shell, Grand Theft Auto. Step out, Earl. Right there, yeah. How old are you? 14 and a wrap of hope. Oh, look at me, Earl. Look at the audience. That's it. What's the house number there? 14 and a wrap of hope. How long you lived in this city?  Are you married? We're separated, but I guess I'm still married. You own a car? No. Driving a new Buick around town a couple of nights ago, aren't you? Yeah, yeah. Stand up straight, take your hands out of your pockets. You own a gun? No. What about the Webley-Fosbury automatic you were carrying when the officers arrested you? Now, Mike, I don't own it.  What do you do? What's your business? How do you make a living? Working in hotels, mostly. Doing what? Last time I hopped bells at the film on Overland Curtis. How long did that last? Three weeks. OK, Earl, step back. Yeah. Number two, Stanley Goodman. I'm robbery. What's your address, Stanley? 216 Comer Avenue. What's that? Oh, Motel, the Edelweiss, I think, is the name of it.  You wear them all the time? Most of the time. We were wearing them yesterday afternoon. I don't remember. Talk up, Stanley. It's a long way to the back of the room. I don't know if I was wearing them or not. That's better. Put them back on. How long have you been in town? I got here a day before yesterday. Taking you people out there, hear him? Oh, OK. We're going out now. You'll have to talk louder, Stanley.  I'm not afraid. Anybody arrested with you? Yeah. A little back there, him. Number eight? Yeah. Who is he? His name's Jack, something. Where'd you meet him? At the motel yesterday. Number eight, Jack Keeper? I don't know. It sounds like it. I only met him yesterday. Any weapons? No. You don't own a gun? No, I don't. He had it. What about the car? Yeah. It's mine. What kind is it? OK. 47-4 convertible, white sidewalks. How do you make your living? I'm a musician, drummer. Ben, hot shot came over, shooting in Park Hill. How old are you, Stanley? 19. A pretty good drummer? Pretty good, yeah. Should have stuck with it. I wish I had. 1738, North Albion, victim's name Alfred Brown. How bad is it? Dead when they found him, then. Around back, happened in the basement. It's pretty awful, shotgun case. Man next door found him, reported about 940. I've got men covering the block. OK. Anybody see it? No. Bill falls still on the victim. Over 200 in cash, and watch ring all day. Hey, what's that, turpentine? Yeah. Helmets blasted a can on the shelf. Any windows? All open. Hello, Ben. Hi, Doc. He died instantly. Ben, it was fired point blank, less than 10 foot range. Well, that looks it. Lord. Must have been standing about there. The blast knocked him clear back over there. Screens on those windows all shattered. Whoever did it had to step over them to get up these steps. This where it was? Yeah. 12 gauge. Contrast? Mm-hmm. OK, who answered the call? 46 and 72. I want the reports tonight. Doc. Won't take long on this one. OK. Who reported it, Asher? Oh, man, next door, Robert Fresnel. Says Brown's wife at the movies with his wife. Doesn't know where Brown's son went tonight. Saunders down at the neighborhood theater. Fresnel, see the body? Yeah. Any time? He's OK. Hm. Turpentine's up here, too. Yeah. Mr. Fresnel? Huh?  This is Lieutenant Guthrie. Oh, yes, well, hello. Have you told Lillian yet? Lillian? That's Mrs. Brown? Yes. Does she know? We haven't located her yet. Well, I don't know how she'll take it. I don't know. She's not very strong. Gee, what an awful thing to happen. Yeah. Well, you can help us a lot, Mr. Fresnel, by telling us everything you know, everything you can remember. Well, I didn't think it was anything until I smelled the turpentine. Well, how is that, Mr. Fresnel? I was sitting in my living room listening to the ball game. I heard a noise like an explosion. It was kind of muffled. And I didn't think anything about it until I smelled that turpentine. And I thought that maybe some stuff I had downstairs had exploded or something in the heat, you know? Yeah. But everything was OK down there. And when I went outside, I could tell it was coming from Al's house. And then I smelled gunpowder. Al didn't answer the door when I knocked. And so I walked around to the back of the place. There was a light on in the kitchen. I was pretty sure it was home. Then I saw there was a light on down the basement. Well, I knocked on the screen a couple of times. And then I called. And no one answered me. So I looked down the stairs. I saw his leg at the bottom of the stairs. I went down. Then I came back and phoned the police. Was Mr. Brown dead? Well, sure he was dead. Did you examine him? Oh, no, no, no. But I could tell just the way he was. How about a smoke? No, no, thank you. I don't use them. But tell me, anybody besides you in your house tonight, Mr. Presnell? No, no, I was alone. You were alone in your house. And Mr. Brown was alone in this house. Is that it? Mm-hmm. Your wife went to the movies with Mrs. Brown? Yes, yes, that's right. You know what time they left? Well, it was 8 or 8.30, I'm not sure. Well, now think back. Before you heard the sound of explosion, did you hear voices? No. A car maybe? No, no, nothing. Or what about after one? No, not a thing. It's a very quiet neighborhood. Have you're set on loud, did you? Well, it was a ball game. Is that Mr. Brown's car in the driveway? Oh, you mean the little Chevy? No, that's Bobby's car. Bobby, Mr. Brown's son? Al has, well, he had a Chrysler, a new one. Not around, Ben. Do you know where the Chrysler is tonight, Mr. Presnell? No, I don't unless maybe Lillian and Alice used it to go to the movies. Pretty good friends, are they? Your wife and Mrs. Brown? Well, neighbors. Yeah, yeah, we're good friends again. How about you and Mr. Brown? Oh, yes, we're neighbors, you know. Happened to notice if anyone came to visit him here tonight? No, no, I didn't. What do you do, Mr. Presnell? Oh, I'm an accountant. I've got my own office on Cedar Boulevard. I see. How long have you lived in Park Hill? Oh, six, seven years. We bought the house right after the war. Let's see, that's the early part of 47. And you know Mr. Brown all that time? No, no, I didn't just see. He didn't move here until a year ago. The people named Hanley built the house. He bought it from them. Mr. Brown always get along with people around here? Oh, sure, yes. Well, who lives on the other side? Well, the other side, well, that's Abe Levy. He's an insurance man. He's out of town for the summer. He's retired. House vacant? As far as I know. You saw the 12 gauge shotgun down in the basement, didn't you? It's Al's gun. Lillian gave it to him last Christmas. Ready to go here, Ben? OK, doc. I assure you you're right, Ben. Are they taking him away? Yeah. Where? Downtown, to the morgue. Oh. Mr. Presnell, can you think of anybody who might have been angry with Mr. Brown? Someone he was having trouble with? Well, I told you, he got along with everybody around here. Well, yes, yes, I know. But, I mean, somewhere else, in his business, maybe. Oh, no. Well, he never said anything to me, and he's all. Oh, no! That's Lillian. Stay here. Oh, no, no, no, no, it can't be, Al. It can't be you. You're walking on a pole, Ben. Oh, no, it can't be you. Let's get her outside. It can't be you. Mrs. Brown, take my arm, will you? I want it. I'm sure to get it. Doc? Kevin, OK, let her down. Be right there. This is Sergeant Cogge, Mrs. Brown. How do you do? Hello. Little coffee help, maybe? Well, it's very kind of you, Sergeant. Cream and sugar? Black. Here you go. Thank you. I wish we didn't have to do this, Mrs. Brown. No, I understand. You're comfortable? Yes, I'm all right now. Did you have dinner at home with your husband? Yes, we just had cold things. It's been such a warm day, nothing much. And Bob, what time was that? Six, I guess. And then you went to the show with Mrs. Presna later on? Yes. Your husband didn't want to go to the show? He didn't care much for movies, no. Was Bobby home tonight, to dinner? No, Alan, I ate alone. I see. Bobby telephoned late in the afternoon that he wouldn't be home to dinner. He's good about things like that. Did he say where he was? I know. I don't remember. Did he say where he was going to be tonight? I think he said he had a date or something. I don't know. He doesn't know about his father yet. Easy now. Easy. Pete, get that window in. And tell me, your son drives a Chevrolet coupe. Is that right, Mrs. Brown? Yes. The same one that's in the driveway? Yes. Understand you have a new chrysanthemum family? Yes. You didn't take it to the movies? No, we walked. You suppose your son has it? What? Well, it's not inside the garage, and the Chevrolet is there. You suppose Bobby took it tonight? Maybe he came back and got it? Oh, I would think so, although his father didn't let him drive the new car much, and he had his own. Was the Chevrolet in the driveway when you left? No, no, Bobby hadn't. You're sure, Mrs. Brown? Yes. Bobby's what, 17? 16. High school? Tremont High. Oh, it's past 2, Mrs. Brown. The officer stationed at the house says he hasn't shown up or phoned. He usually stay out late like this? No. No, and then, though, like all kids? He's very conscientious about things like that. I can understand. Well, he'll show up. You have no idea where he is. He just said he had a date. I don't know what girls he takes out. Excuse me. You got three? Lab just finished on the gun bend. Three good prints. Yeah. They found two more on the basement door, bloodstained. Anything check out? Yeah, with the ones we got on the Chevy. They all belong to the boy.  Chew wriggly spearmint while you're working.  The smooth, pleasant chewing of wriggly spearmint gum helps keep you feeling relaxed and satisfied. Make your job seem easier. Chew wriggly spearmint gum in your home when you're out walking or driving, when you're enjoying outdoor sports and other activities. Wriggly spearmint gum tastes good anytime.   Healthful, refreshing, delicious. Now, back to the lineup. Got an APV out for the boy. You got a license number on the Chrysler? Yeah. Supplementary is checking. Shouldn't take too long. Well, it could have gone a long way by now. Yeah. ME finish? Mm-hmm. There it is. The laps are both, huh? That's something. You made sure. You sure did make sure. Want to come in here a minute? Right. Ugh. Gosh, I'm wish to. Yeah, me too. You getting hungry? Yeah. What's up? Murphy and Crockett can go on out there. I want to call Asher and tell him to get back in. OK. And here. Well, what's this? Night number from Mrs. Brown's doctor. Better get him out of bed and tell him what's happened. OK. Anything else? That'll make it. See you in the morning. Yeah. Night feed. Night. Night. How's Mrs. Brown? I'm going to say him. Doctor finally gave her something. We'll have to talk to her again. Yeah. President thinks we're barking at the wrong tree. Told me how Bobby and his father play golf every Saturday. All was going along. Mm-hmm. Why do you think you'd do it, Ben? I'd like to ask him. Wouldn't we all? Well, let's do it. Yeah. Now, hold it. Huh?  Yeah. OK, I owe you. Oh, what? Hit it. I'm being robbed. It's my quarter. I'm being robbed. Oh, nuts. I'll get it. Sergeant Cogger went out of division. He found the Chrysler parked in Rolls Boulevard out of gas. That was quick. How about the kid? Combing the area now.  How are you, Mr. Sergeant Cogger? Glad to meet you, sir. Same here. Sorry I had to make the trip. Huh? We could have sent him in. Plough Car picked him up 15 minutes ago, hiding in a filling station restroom. I'll be done. Let him down here. Mm-hmm. Any trouble? No. Admitted who he was, and said he killed his father. Anything else? Uh-uh. What happened between them? Haven't found that out yet. Awful, nice-looking boy. I wonder about his age myself. Yeah. This is Lieutenant Guthrie and Sergeant Carter Brown. Well? Hello, son. I suppose you're going to ask me the same things he asked me. Well, we're just going to try and clear this thing up, Bobby. What's it to clear up? I told him I'd kill him. I'll tell you. There isn't anything that has to be cleared up. You've got me. Well, that's pretty much what we know already. How did it happen, Bobby?  I shot him dead. He deserved it. Why do you think he deserved it? I didn't say I think he deserved it. I know he deserved it. Uh, I guess so, Bernie. Where do you want it? Here's all right. I'll pocket it. All right. All right, Bobby. Sure. Who's going to sign this? Oh, I will. Give me. Long night. Yeah. Yeah. Well, see you. Yeah. You got the book, Pete? Yeah. Nothing. All clean, Ben. OK. Thought you were taking me to jail. You're there. I mean really in jail. This isn't any jail. I just want to get a few things straightened out before we. I told you in the car I haven't got anything to say. There's nothing to say. Look, you've made that part of it pretty clear. There are just some facts we want to know, nothing more. What do you mean? About what happened tonight. Now look, you aren't going to leave here or us until we get them.  You drive, Ben? No, nothing. Bobby, I don't want it. You got home around 9 o'clock. Is that about right? Yeah. You changed your clothes and got ready for your date? Yeah. Your father was home? You know that. Did you argue with him? Yes. Wouldn't he let you have the car? All of that wasn't it at all. It wasn't anywhere near it. Then what was it? It doesn't matter to you people, anyone. It's between him and me. I don't know you. You don't know me. There isn't any reason for asking me things like that. I've told you what you need to arrest me. Look, don't please just don't try to make me tell you because I won't tell you. We don't want to make you do anything, Bobby. You've done enough already. It's just that it'll all come out sooner or later. It might be better for you to tell us about it now. Was there something at school? No, it was nothing at school. Getting along all right in school? Sure. What year are you? I'm a junior. I don't suppose you smoke yet. No, I don't. I will never smoke. A match, Ben. Here you go. Thanks. Look, fellas, I'm awful tired. What happens now? That's up to the court.  Now, do I spend the rest of the night in jail or here? Yeah, Ben. I got Bobby Brown in my office. Can you take him over to the main jail and book him now? Be right up. Mr. Presnell. Do you look pretty bad? You know how close you were when you pulled the trigger. Yeah, but I didn't look at him when I... Where's Mom? Hospital. But she's sick. How do you think she'd be, Bobby?  What kind of a life has your mother got to look forward to now? Did you think about that? Better than with him. I don't understand that. She will. She'll understand it. Your mother? Sure. If you'd seen of the way I saw her tonight, I don't think you'd say that. I don't think you'd say that at all. She feels pretty bad. I did it for her. For your mother? I wouldn't take it because of her. She knew that it was going on that had been going on ever since we moved from Chicago. She didn't say anything to him about it. But you didn't, was it? When I came in tonight, he was talking to that woman on the phone. He was telling her he loved her right in Mom's house. I've seen him with her a couple of times. Once I was at the movies with my girl, we ran into them in the lobby. My own dad out with someone who wasn't my mother. And this what started it tonight? I told him he had to stop it. And he said I should mind my own business that I didn't understand. Then he slapped me. I went down to the basement. I don't know why. We were in the kitchen, and I guess it was the closest place to run to. He followed me down. He came for me. Did he attack you, Bobby? Tried to hurt you? He tried to put his arms around me and make up. He wanted to make up, but he didn't want to stop seeing her. OK, Ben. Yeah. Come on, son. Almost four, Ben. Want to lift? Thanks. I'll walk. Yeah. Night, Pete. Night, Ben. Remember, friends, Wrigley's Spearmint Chewing Gum refreshes you. Wrigley's Spearmint Chewing Gum gives you real chewing enjoyment.  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We are here to answer all your questions. Thank you for being patient with the TPS reports. Joe, what's up, buddy? The TPS reports. I love that movie so much, man. Oh, dude, this is a classic, man. It's a classic. It's the best. So it's been wild, bro. It's been wild. I didn't do anything today except short Roku. That was it. That's all I did. Oh, yeah? Yeah. Yeah. I didn't do that. I didn't do much either on the short side. I swung a couple big caps overnight into the strength of the market and I got a nice gap up. But outside of that, man, I was just like, I don't know, man, I'm waiting for tomorrow for all these low hangers. I didn't really attack them today.  So low hanging fruit question, THMO, we had line set per Alex's watch list, but it didn't hit these levels. What is the approach we should have if it flushes at the open?   Blunt but real. Fuck. Hold on, buddy. I love these questions because everybody, they always ask the question, right? It always comes out. And this is what I talked about last night in the webinar was that whenever one trade fails to come to fruition, like it doesn't work out, right?  So let's say it never happens and the lines never come. It does not mean another trade immediately forms, right? There's two sides, or there's three people involved in trades, really, for the most part, that dictate price action, right? There's the people that are the buyers. There's the people that are the sellers. And then there's the uncommitted person. The uncommitted person is the person that's waiting for their line, okay? They're waiting for their line. If the line never comes, they remain uncommitted. And that's it. They have no position. They're flat. Nothing else.  That's solid, man. I'll just jump in there and say like everything that Joe said, I agree with Andy, here's how I approach everything, every single kind of stock, or at least small cap at the beginning of the day. Everything is two scenarios for me. I like outer lines unless something absolutely takes a landslide downside. Then I will readjust the plan, but there's really almost never readjusting your plan unless a really drastic movement. Dude, this is where you scale. I don't care. I don't care your play style. I don't care how you like to short. This is the only safe trade waiting for it to get up into these other levels because like we talk about, this is the first mountain range top, obviously the topping action. This is where the resistance is, man, right here in this general area.  Dude, that's the scale zone. So if you can wait for that, that's the blackjack hand, but there is an exception. If this was to dribble out like it did, dribble out, dude, you don't, you don't chase it. You don't hit right here. You don't hit. You wait for this original plan. If it doesn't come, it doesn't come, but here's the other scenario. If this were to absolutely, I mean, tank to like under 70 and one candle and really break down, then yes, you're allowed to pop back to like VWAP because that would be such a drastic breakdown that you can, it's like an outer level when it gets back up too. So if this broke down under like 70 to 65, then back, you know, back up to like 77, that's an outer level on an adjusted plan, but it's not adjusted because you're planning for that. Option one or option two. So it's either you get your outer lines or you wait for the ultimate breakdown and short the pop. It's simple, dude.  I don't know how better to say it. Pretty straightforward. Last yesterday, somebody asked a question about bowing and the same thing applies in small caps as it does to large caps, man. It was, somebody asked a question was, because yesterday I was like intraday trend broke, it's a potential short now. The intraday trend broke right as you see it slammed through VWAP at like 945 your time. Oh, 945. 945. My time.  Right there. Right there.  I didn't think of go that far, right? We never do. Somebody immediately asks, they're like, okay, now that the short trade is over, what's the trade now? I'm like, there's no trade now, right? There's no trade in the moment. Sure, you can try to find a trade and make a trade out of thin air, but that's not what you want to do, right? It's not strategy of being a trader. At that point, you're just a gambler, you're not a trader. If you are looking for a trade on the fly and there's any form of no preparation and winging it, you've already lost. That is not trading. That is gambling. Yeah. Dude, that's why every single day, there's a freaking watch list and we like the watch list because it's a plan to watch this. It's not like Alex is like, eh, you know, maybe this, maybe that, and within like a dollar or $2 right now, dude, it's very specific. It's like 180 to 210. If it doesn't get there, you don't want to hit cap for like that's how it is. Yep. And most of the time when you do a watch list during pre-market before the market opens, I said this last week, but a watch list during pre-market is with a rational mind. A trade plan after the market open that was not pre-planned whatsoever is with an emotional mind. An emotional person during any situation is at the biggest disadvantage, whether it's in a business negotiation, whether it's in a trade, whether it's in any situation, any situation, when you make a plan or you try to act in an emotional state, you're most likely going to do the wrong thing. But when you act in a rational state of mind, the only way to act rationally is to plan it out during pre-market before the market's opened, then you have your plan and you're like, okay, this is what I want to see. When it happens, you're trading based off of a rational mind plan, not something completely and totally different. Bro, and this is why we talk about FOMO all the time. I mean, honestly, dude, there's just no better example than TTOO, right? Because it's so conformed to lines. It's like, dude, all you got to do is wait for this level. If you're getting in here or anywhere that's not where you should be, you're just, you feel like you missed it, so you've got to make up for it. Then you got to trade it and then you get squeezed out and you don't have a perfect entry. Entry's everything. So when you follow your pre-plan and you get in where you should, dude, you're going to be able to think logically because you're not scrambling because you don't have a good entry. Entry's everything, dude. That determines your exit. That determines adding. That determines adding to a winner for God's sake. It determines where you're going to stop out, dude, because if you have a really boss-ass entry right here, maybe you can give it to a higher day break. That's a decent amount, right? If your entry is down here, you can't give it to 105, you know what I mean? You're going to stop out where you should have been right and then it goes down here and you're like, oh my God, I was right. So welcome to why trading is a complete mind-fuck and at the end of the day, it's literally just based on you against you in your own psychology and terminology of did you plan or not? Because, dude, trading's simple. This is where you want to hit it. Did you have the patience to wait for that, though? Yeah, I think the call dropped there for a second. Dude, what are you with? T-Mobile or some shit? Funny story, I am. You're joking. No, I'm serious.    Where's my big buttons? I'm shorting blindly. Dude, I had $300 a month. I'm shorting $10,000, bro. Yeah. No, what is it? I don't remember what T-Mobile is. What is it? I'm just doing this for fun, but. TMUS, I think. TMUS.   I tried all of them, like I had all of them. Dude, I paid $300 a month for AT&T. Two lines. Oh my God.   Fucking, I'm in. Sign me up. Bro, I'm paying $65 a month for Verizon Unlimited, biatch. That's the best. Yeah, dude. Dude, if you got in with Verizon on that, like, the grandfather shit, like way back in the day when Verizon was like, good. Before they started to club you like a baby seal. Jesus.  Like, bro, I had friends in college that were like, yeah, I'm on my parents' plan. We got grandfathered in through the Verizon thing before the switch.  When somebody talks to me about OTC pump and dumps, like the real OTC pump and dumps, like, I get excited. And when somebody talks to me about that grandfather plan for Verizon, oh, I get the same piece of excitement. Oh, there's nothing like a good phone plan. I'm telling you. I'm telling you. Joe's like an 80-year-old man in like a 30-year-old's body that just, he's the type of guy. He's the dad that goes out on his lawn and it's freshly mowed and he just is so proud of that. I drink my coffee and my rope with my slippers and pick up the paper off of the sidewalk. And God, does he get happy when he saves $10 a month on a phone?  They're big corporations. I ain't getting as... I'm not giving them a damn penny over what I need. All right, dudes. I'm winded. Joe's winded. This was awesome. Let's save it for any other questions, man. You guys can PM us. We'll rock next week. Thanks, guys. And stay home, man. You never know who you're saving. Seriously. All right, Joe. Catch you next week, buddy. Later, bro. Later, man.


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