Come on wiener, come in Frank, no So there was an incident You know how I challenged Manitoba the other day Saying that it didn't really impress me with its snowfall. Well, she came around I'm impressed We got our foot of snow back here. It's been packed down a little bit yet, but scraped everything off the top of that trying to save that that Fabrics getting pretty brittle already. So we wanted to get through one more winter Trying to keep the weight off the roof. There's a ton of snow that was on top of there And look at this tree Everything's nicely covered in a dusting of snow Including a weasel, right Diesel? Where did the grass go? It's here somewhere So last weekend before the snow fell I got the Christmas lights up here on our shed in the back And up along that there too all the way around But I do still need to do the house It's gonna be a little more tricky today. I'm not gonna be able well I won't do it from on the roof because there's all the snow on the roof right now I don't want to slip off, but I'll use the ladder and see if I can Get it done that way It's beginning to feel a lot like Christmas We are going to spoil ourselves this Sunday morning Get us some breakfast from Tim's We don't eat out much anymore But we have been eating out more than we usually or not usually than we have in the last couple of months We've been really trying to pinch our pennies and eat out as little as possible But with the snow on the ground And being the weekend and the fact that we need to go grocery shopping So we don't really got a lot of good food in the house right now We need to go grocery shopping, but we don't want to go right now, but we're hungry right now Okay, I'm trying to justify this we're eating up. Let me get us a couple of wraps for breakfast So the big plans for today is to start Christmas-sizing our house Now I wish I would have done more last weekend before the snow fell But whatever it's sort of more fun doing it when the snow is on the ground because it gets you in the spirit a little bit more So like I showed you I got the the lights around the sheds already in the back I got to get the lights those red and green lights around the house I got to put the icicles on the front We got to get frosty out there in the front with his little presents and that little lit up wiener dog You got to get everything going so that tonight when the Sun goes down at like four o'clock We can turn them on and be like, huh? First on the block in the Christmas spirit. Mmm. That's right They're already playing Christmas music at Walmart in town here and Where was it I think superstore as well was it and the mall in town starts Christmas songs Tomorrow as well, I believe so Like I have to remind everybody every time our Thanksgiving's in October So we got nothing now until Christmas so after remembrance week it goes straight into Christmas mode up here Okay, maybe not everybody. I don't speak on behalf of all 38 million Canadians. Okay, but I speak on behalf of this one right here It's full-on Christmas now. I hope I remember what she wanted They're both getting the same thing I just ordered the same thing as her because it's easier that way.  Okay, it's my turn See if I can do this Hi Could I get two? Breck a farmer breakfast wraps, okay With sausage and could I get creamy barbecue on both of them instead of chipotle? Yeah, and that's it Thank you, it's gonna be a good day. Did I say it right? I felt like I said it wrong Breakfast farmers rapper is it a farmer breakfast wrap breakfast farmer farmer breakfast? Oh, no Hope they know what I meant. Did I bring my money?  I guess we could have bought Tim's coffee but we already had a coffee at home made so Brought my own coffee to Tim's Saving money, right? I'm excited for this wrap. I haven't had one in a while. Have you ever tried it? Try it the the farmer the sausage farmer breakfast wrap. I probably said that wrong the farm the farmer that wrap But switch out the chipotle sauce for creamy barbecue sauce and this is Brits idea it is delicious It's worth it give it a shot got to get my app ready so I get points I don't know if I get points for this or not. Oh, I have 80 points already Very nice see when I just give them a it's a little barcode on My phone and then I just point my phone at them and they scan it and then it goes on to my My points. I don't gather points as fast as I used to but I'm not gonna go through here and not get the points this guy needs to Wipe off his truck his truck's all full of snow still My pickup truck is just covered in like eight inches of snow right now The suspension is probably just weighed down. I got to wipe all that snow off today yet Said it's ready to go to work tomorrow We've got the goods husband of the year right here just saying trophy husband Coming home with the goods. It's gonna be a good day It's coffee break time We got out the Christmas placements Brits been working real hard in the house here while I've been outside doing the lights I've got the icicles up on the front. I'm just working on the red and green going all the way around the outside I've got frosty out front here We don't really show the front of our house So I'll just have to describe it to you Maybe we can show you a picture of it when it's all complete at some point But that's usually a thing we don't show that much in the videos We got all our Christmas stuff out here. We got wish I may got all the one Oh Oh the Christmas movies I think I got them out of the shed I think I got them all No guarantees, but it's a good start. So this is our collection part of it anyways We have a few just Christmas movies. Yeah, so we got to get started on that soon Cuz we've only got a month and a half until Christmas Gotta watch the majority of them at least Okay, so I'm filming this on my new camera today. Look at this. Isn't it cool how you can see yourself? Oh, wow, let's see what you're filming. Very cool That's awesome, and it's only slightly bigger than the the hero eight Just a little bit bigger and the batteries don't mix you can't put a gopro hero eight battery in a gopro Hero 10, but I think the nine and ten share the same batteries But that's okay. I got three batteries for this one now So on the back here, we got our pencil Christmas tree. That's not sitting quite straight yet, but it's okay. We just put it up I don't I don't want to touch it. No, that was a bad idea bad idea smack my hand those Ornaments on there most of them all mean a great deal to Brit She has a lot of sentimental value In Christmas ornaments that she's gotten from when she was just a little kid all the way up until now I can show you a few of them now Like this one we got from our nephews on her side And this one I got her on our first Christmas with Chevy That's a little Chevy right there And this I got for her when our first Christmas After mitzi passed away if I can find a way not to have that glare on there. That was mitzi She passed away Excuse me Just a little bit before Christmas that year and the writing on there says if love could have saved you you would have lived forever As a picture we're in there This was our first Christmas This first Christmas on theirs in her um She could probably tell you what a lot of these other ones mean to her just a couple of Ones in there All I know Is I don't touch it. I'm allowed to touch it, but I choose not to because I choose life I broke one of hers uh when we our first Christmas together before we were married I think I touched the tree and one of her ornaments fell down and broke And I'm surprised she still married me But here we are Thank god she did. Hey Frank. Why? Are you excited for Christmas? I was just telling them about all your ornaments and how I broke one It's okay. A while ago. The important part of it stayed intact. So it still goes on the tree. It's okay Yeah, she still married me Yeah, that's how you know she loves me Took a lot of a lot of resilience Anyways, I gotta finish the lights outside. I am just in for a little coffee break Whoa, don't spill it Okay, guys, dad. Check me out. Check me out. Take over the vlog now.  Oh, here comes mine. Oh, wait Wait, come on Give us man. It's a weasel walk You're on tv. I want to be. Hi Hi, I'm Chevy You're on you're on the blog Chevy you guys are finishing it up for me I guess I can get it. I guess you did a very good job your hands are very cold. Let me warm them up They're cold Yeah, you're gonna hurt yourself. It's cold outside. You should wear your mittens on your paws So maybe I should But then I can't organize the lights properly. I have to be able to Get the lights You guys like them. They're very nice You should show them He ain't made for a shoulder man. He been talking about you all day Well, I guess I could show you right now They're on a sensor and they just popped on because it's just got dark enough out So I'll show you the backyard. Okay, uh, like I was telling you earlier We don't show the front of our house on youtube, but uh I can show you the back All right, let's turn the lights off in here. Okay All right, okay Excuse me Chevy. I'm sorry. Yeah, sorry. It's gonna be good And we can get away Okay, so Oh Once like you could see this here. I'll cover the screen up. There you go So we used to have icicles going further up there. I replaced that with green and red I'm gonna have those going all the way around the shed yet, too And then on the sheds out there Got all the lights up. I guess I should take you outside to show you All right, then you gotta put a jacket on for this. You know, I love you guys, right? I'm going out there in the cold just to show you some Christmas lights That's how you know. I love you. All right one second All the things I do for you one second one second. This is a process. Okay, pro process This is a process. I still don't know how to say it process process I'm pretty sure it's both Actually, yeah Depends where you're from I guess that makes sense. You guys want to come help me show them the lights I'd love to Diesel you're gonna come too Of course. I'm coming. I'm going the way you go, man. Who's gonna keep you warm? Okay, I'm gonna put on my My dog walking slippers. Okay. Don't tell anybody You know the wrong people find out I wear these slippers outside. They'll never look at me the same again Let's go Oh guys all right So I'm not quite finished yet because I'm gonna do the red and green all the way up here as well Like I did last year at the red and green on the house And then I took some of the icicles that we used to light up our yard Uh during the summer I took them put them on the front of the house I got those lights there those red and green are gonna go all the way around the perimeter as well at the back of the house Done up right there And then these icicles going around that side and that side over there I need to get another couple of strands because I only had enough to go up to there, but Oh, well, and we got this shed done up here Got that one done up like a little gingerbread house And then these white lights stay up all year round because these things light up our backyard so that when we walk our dogs We can see what they're doing and where their Messes are so that we can clean it up Mm-hmm Last plant Who's getting cold out and then on the top you got red and green on top and the icicles And of course a Christmas wreath I thought you weren't gonna show them the front Well, I showed them a little bit. I can show it close up. I just don't like showing the front of the house He has a hole. I just don't do that on youtube And some things that can Stay private for us, you know That makes sense And earlier in the vlog I said that we set up the tree now brit didn't correct me because she's a good person, but uh The correct way to say that statement is that she Put up the tree and she decorated it Still seems a little crooked, doesn't it? I don't want to touch it though No, I'm just gonna leave it. I'm not gonna risk it One of my favorite pieces the snow globe Everyone needs a snow globe and at Christmas It's like a little uh Well, let's turn on this lamp here as well You can see what's in there. There you go Like a little snowman in there And that's a sign that my sister Cheryl made for us. She's very gifted and very talented She also made these other ones for us, uh Let's see where, where is it? This one up here she made And This one here as well I think she's got a lot of talent. Both my sisters are very talented when it comes to artsy stuffs They're very good. And then my uncle as well out in uh, Ontario. He made this for us for our wedding This is Joshua and Brittany In the middle in Geesebrook. There, he made that for us So many different gifts and talents In the family. It's very nice Really appreciated that That's that I guess I'll continue with what I was doing. That's our Christmas lights so far And some people have asked if we're still doing the competition with Troy I forgot that I haven't mentioned it to you guys because we we did a collab on his channel and we explained that We're not going to be doing that this year For different reasons on both sides from him and from me on our side. We just didn't have We're just not going to do the competition this year. Okay, we're going to postpone it until maybe next year if we can But we're going to wait and see uh, how it goes We're just both not in a position right now to go crazy on was it Oh no, whoo I better not be allergic to Christmas Wouldn't that be awful? But yeah, Troy and I we just talked about we decided, you know, maybe not this year We want to go all out when when the competition does happen We were going to have a competition who could decorate their property in their house the best and have you guys be the judges And uh for Christmas because we're both kind of Christmas nuts But We'll see maybe another year, but it's not going to happen this year. So thanks for hanging out everybody have a good one and uh We'll see you later. Hope you're getting into the the Christmas spirit even though I know you Americans you haven't had Thanksgiving yet. I understand. Okay I'm not American our Thanksgiving has long past. We are in full Christmas mode right now Okay, and we get a little bit of an early head start because we're closer to santa. Okay If you didn't know this santa is canadian Don't mean to brag or anything, but uh he's ours The north poles in canada Just so you know That's something for you to argue about in the comment section He's ours I'll see you guys later. Have a Oh, well for you Americans. I hope you guys are getting into the Thanksgiving spirit You guys have a good Thanksgiving and for the rest of the world I challenge you Send me your pictures of all your Christmas decorations. Okay, send it to me at uh on facebook or something I want to see what you guys came up with. I love Christmas


You know the biggest problem with goal sending advice? It's that if you don't even know what you want or you aren't even sure what you're trying to get at in life, it's very difficult to actually do anything to make that happen. So in this video, I thought I would share four journaling prompts that can only help you reinvent your life but design the life you want going forward. What's up guys, it's Alex Hine. So before we jump into this video, I've put together a companion worksheet, which is a free journaling worksheet. It's the first link below the video that will help you figure out not only how to get your life together and figure out what you want, but some specific exercises that will actually help you do that going forward. So check it out right below this video. All right, so step one, you definitely need a journal, right? And get a good pen. I know some of you internet weirdos have told me you like my handwriting, so we're gonna get some, a lot of that up and close. First thing, first exercise that I think is useful is what's your perfect day? Now, I know a coach that paid Gary Vaynerchuk years ago, which was still an astronomically high fee to coach him in business. And apparently what Gary said was, what's your perfect day? Reverse engineer your perfect day.  If you wanna study as an artist all day and sit in your studio painting, then just do that. So reverse engineering the kind of life you want by number one, thinking about the perfect day. Let's start with the morning for example, and I'll give you an example from my life about how you can live life any way you want. You just have to do it. So day to day, three or four days a week, I see patients. But you know what I do? That you're not supposed to be able to do in the eyes of society. I don't see anyone before typically 10 or 11. So I decided my perfect day is from 10 to 11, that's when I start seeing patients. And I'll see them until 6 p.m. And then I'm also only gonna do that three to four days a week. And you know what? In the morning, I can do either whatever the hell I want or realistically, I just like the morning to study with a good cup of tea or a good cup of coffee. So I use eight to 11 or eight to 10 as my morning routine. And then from there, the rest of my day can get planned out any way I want. I can go out to dinner with friends in the evening. If I'm toast, I can just go home and recover or even introvert pretty hard and eat dinner by myself in a restaurant. But basically I know what I'm doing from nine to five and I know what I'm doing in the morning. And then the evening is open-ended. But the biggest thing I would say is try to figure out what your daily life looks like in your ideal average day, right? Not on the beach in Thailand, but what's the average day that you like? Now the second prompt is if you don't really know what your perfect day looks like, what's on your not-to-do list?  And I know for me, one of the things I never wanted was a nine to five office job. For some people, not to do means you don't want to work with your hands, right? You would rather do intellectual labor versus manual skilled labor. So that could be, you know, office job versus field. When I was in school, I majored in conservation biology and pre-med.  I wanted to be out in the woods and just walking in my body or using my hands in medicine. What about being in an office or doing intellectual labor where you're a programmer on a computer 12 hours a day? That's very different your day-to-day life. So are any of those a not-to-do, right? What about shift work?  And that's something you don't want to do. You know, for example, a lot of people don't want to only have 10 days of vacation. Well, if you don't, then you better become self-employed or an entrepreneur like myself because otherwise you don't get very much time off. And that's pretty rough. So figure out vacation. Do you want to work in an office? Do you want to work out in the field somewhere? Does it not even matter to you? Who are the kind of people you want to work with? I mean, I work alone. Maybe you love working around people and you love that 5 p.m. water cooler chat. So number two is the not-to-do list. Number three is if I could never take a vacation, what would I do? And I think this is a really important one. Seth Godin has this quote of, if you keep finding yourself taking vacations to escape your life, why don't you build a life that you don't need to take a vacation from? And this is a bigger question, right? I mean, theoretically, if any of us was given $100 million, our life would look very different on a daily basis. But let's say no vacation. What does your life look like? What do you want it to look like? For me, we just talked about the fact that I have a private medical practice. I don't go there at nine in the morning. I don't want to go there at nine in the morning. I don't want to get up at six in the morning and I don't have to. So if you're an entrepreneur, you could afford to do that. So if you never could take a vacation, what is the most sustainable life for you going forward, right? I'll give you some ideas. Maybe it means you work 20 hours to 30 hours instead of 40 to 60. And you have to figure out how to make that work financially.  So if you could never take a vacation, what would your day-to-day life look like? What would your weekly life look like? The work hours, what you work on, if you had to work forever until 90, what would you do? That's a really important prompt to think about for me in my opinion. Now the fourth one is what will I regret not doing? So I'm gonna write deathbed regrets. So Brani Ware was a hospice nurse and supposedly was at the bedside of hundreds of these people dying. And she said, she heard the same few deathbed regrets. Basically what they said was, I wish I did what I actually wanted to do, right? She wrote it as, I wish I lived the life true to myself and not the life others had expected of me.  So in terms of deathbed regrets, what are the things you wanna do that you've put off because you won't make enough money or I'm not sure, do people succeed doing that or you're afraid you'll be judged or you're afraid you'll fail? So I'll write down, what do you actually want? So what do you actually want? Meaning you get $100 million. What do you wanna do every day? What do you actually wanna do? Forget parents, forget, let's say all your friends loved you and your parents would love you no matter what you do and you're financially taken care of. What do you actually want? That's a really important journaling prompt because it'll help you get clear on being attuned to what your gut and your intuition says and not what the voice and the thoughts of society or your parents say. So these prompts are ways you can get your life back on track and design your dream life going forward. And again, there's a free journaling prompt, a free worksheet, the first link in the description and you'll also get a weekly journaling email every couple of days showing you how to design your dream life going forward. So check those out and I'll see you guys in the next video.


Hi, I'm David Cantor with the Law Offices of David Michael Cantor, and today I'm going to talk about a new courthouse that was created, the Carefree Cave Creek Consolidated Court. Used to be Carefree and Cave Creek had individual courts. They've now merged them together to better serve people, and it's in one courthouse. And that's located at 100 Easy Street in Carefree, Arizona 85377. Now the way you get to this particular court is if you're in Phoenix, you're going to go up to the 101, the North 101 Loop to Scottsdale Road, and you're going to exit and head north. You're going to go north about 10 miles until you hit Carefree Highway. Once you hit Carefree Highway, go straight through, and Scottsdale Road is going to become Tom Darlington. You're going to go another two more miles, and then you're going to make a right at Wampum Way. Yes, I didn't make up this name, it's Wampum Way. You're going to go a quarter mile right until you hit the complex, and it's on the right hand side of the road, and there's a ton of parking. But that's basically the Carefree Cave Creek Consolidated Court. Now parking will be plentiful, so don't worry about that. Make sure you dress appropriately. No hats, no sun visors, no shorts, no t-shirts. Make sure you look professional as if you're going to a job interview. Now why do you want to use a lawyer? Well first of all, it takes quite a while to get up to this court. If you hire us, we go for you so you don't have to go. Average case takes about four to six months, and there's a court date every month. We'll go so you don't have to. You're not going to miss work, and you're not going to miss school.  In addition, the prosecutor will tell you, if you're unrepresented, that your case is not good and you should plead guilty. They're not going to tell you, wow, you have a great case. You should fight me on this and go to trial, and I think you can win. If we go for you, we're going to file motions, challenge the evidence, and hopefully get your case dismissed or knocked down to a much lesser charge that you can live with. If you're unsure, why don't you call us or go to our website at dmcantor.com and fill out a contact us form, and you can set for an initial consultation with us. It's 30 minutes, doesn't cost you a dime, but we will give you 30 minutes of our time and we'll go over your entire case and tell you what we think we can do to beat it. In addition, if you're still unsure, you can go to our site and view our wins section. We have over 2,000 wins on criminal cases of all different types, and you can view those. In addition, if you click on to the Cave Creek Carefree Consolidated Court page, you'll be able to see some of the wins in that specific court. It's a small sampling, but it'll give you an idea of what you can do. So if you've been charged, hopefully we'll hear from you and you'll set an appointment and hopefully we'll see you in our office soon. Take care.


You guys would not believe this. I'm on my way to pick up this last order to get an order. I'm getting busy. I'm driving. Oh, look at this Steady Kano back today with another doordash video She was trying to say everybody tune in if you want to subscribe, make sure you subscribe by day And it's time to get to this bag, baby. In this video, guess what I did? I finessed myself out of a doordash order and over east or it was terrible guys So guys, I'll make you stay tuned to the full video again If you want to subscribe, make sure you subscribe button, give me a thumbs up and do not skip those ads Also, if you want to test and win some of the free merch All you have to do is to email me at romshausenviewsatgmail.com Send me a picture search, subscribe to the channel and earn your chance to win Let's go world these diva is baby order number one and two want to do order number one is Denny's one item 3.3 miles for 1075 it's a great time to be alive or the number two is all the way Sparta Artha Walmart two orders 9.2 miles for 28 58. We about to get this cake. Let's go He's to get these pennies. Hopefully it's our order so we can get an order, baby How are you doing, sir? I Have no, I still have to pronounce this and G. I don't know how to pronounce them last name Missouri Yes, sir Thank you. You guys have a good one. Let's go. You need to get these pins. It says do not ring the door But that's the next one.  Oh, yeah, you like it Appreciate it. Can you smash that subscribe button like you supposed to?  I drop a video every day at like 740 Yes, sir every single day. All right, I appreciate y'all. Yeah, I appreciate it. Y'all have a good one I'm gonna drop my order number one. It's time to get it done. We about to have some fun We on the run, baby. Look, I don't know what's going on, but I've been noticing a lot of houses don't have sidewalk We're not a lot. I ain't gonna say about that's over-exaggerated a few I've went to don't have sidewalks. It's kind of weird Let's get busy I Know My long gone off too much going on. Let's get it on hit them with a ball of smack We are here to drop off order number two what I do to get you in your cool This kind of weird to set up I'm gonna go to the side door right here I'm guessing the kitchen is gonna be close to that area Step back in with a phone Number three is time to get this cheese all the way One order for my a mouse for 1820 it's time to get this money and this one does contain Accom so hopefully everything goes good since I can show let's go How you doing this morning Has it been going fast or it's been a lot of orders out that many Like not a lot but not not a little yeah All right, you have a good one Christian. I'll probably always parked up water.  I mean gotta get this ID so we can get busy. Hey doggy doggy Hey, dog Hello, how you doing ma'am? I need your ID so I can put No problem There you go, man. Thank you. You're welcome. Hopefully I can do this very fast Happy most day of your mother Thank you very much and then I need you to sign right here Yes, ma'am Thank you very much you have a great day Order number four. We try to what is though Mickey D's baby five miles from 1063 get with me, baby. Let's go Okay 8 a to 8 a to To yeah, thank you. You have a good one Mickey D's I got literally got a squeeze between these cars. There's so many cars in this driveway, baby They said drop it at the door. This is like what we gonna do for kitchen. You can drop like it's hot I didn't want to fall off Oh Order number five we back for the prize Sam's club 611 miles for 1557. Thank God for his lessons We'd like to get this money when he's dressing. Let's go order number six We back in the mix then is we trying to get these pennies for item 7.8 miles for $12. We hollow Paras says it's gonna be 1650 when you give us our money to be more than crispy We go see if it's right or wrong either way go. It's time to get it on. Let's go This is the plan stand we trying to get these bands man So look the denny's orders that we don't have to pick it up tonight 53 give me baby. Why it is now 943 We are here in Sam's Tom So hopefully they gonna be up this all the way sparked up order to get in the order But they know they know over till 10 o'clock. So hopefully they bring it out early Then we don't gonna pick up that didn't because I think he's up first They was out the all the way sparked up order and they go keep on getting order I hope you guys are doing the video makes you spend that scrubbing makes you give me a thumbs up and do Not skip those ads. Let's continue to get to this bag. Let's go right today came our early for me I'm talking about baby time to get busy Hello Thank you for coming out early. I know sometimes they don't but I appreciate it Well, let's see that's gonna come off All right, you have a good one Change of plans. Unfortunately, we're not gonna do identity order in anymore. We change in that baby We do have an over each order 2.3 miles to pick up like two things of roses for 14 54 I didn't get attention screenshotted. You already know I was moving too fast We want to get this cast. Let's go We are here, baby. Hopefully they got somebody in here. I'm sure they should have somebody To give us these orders because it's flowers and everybody getting flowers for his mother's day today. So Hopefully they got us. Hopefully it's not a long line Hopefully get these and get busy. I think it's actually the same. Excuse me, sir I think it's actually the same guy that Bought those flowers for his fiance that last time I think he went to or East is time though I could be wrong, but either way go. It's time to get it on Please don't tell me it's the law Hello, I have a question for you ma'am. I have no idea what I'm doing But I need to get two of these Debbie Lily rose fragrance. Well, you don't have any more really also though. Yep All righty, thank you Guess what happened guys you guys were not but sometimes don't think it's funny man. Look, so I'm going to Oscar I'm looking for the roses. I asked him lady. Do they have the rose? Guess what she said they sold out of the roses. So now I cancel the door that's order already And now that I call the of the person who wanted to order for the over each order And they said that they want to cancel order too. So we just missed out on double pay money on both sides Be the way go we go continue to ride. Let's slide Guess what? We are here to drop off that all the way sparked up or to get an order, baby I'm putting up the dolly because I was gonna try to take both of them at the same time with my hands But each one's got a little way to announce the plastic to break. So I'm gonna get to do like this, baby We're gonna make it easy on ourself. Wow.  Let's get busy, baby You think get me some room come on severe nice house in a very nice area to whip it Wait a doorbell just in case they want to come out here.  We back in the mix all the way Walmart one or three point one miles for twenty seven seventy eight. We bought the one up this cake. Let's go When I come here, what's the best way to do it? Is it is it better to say my name or the customer name? And you can put it in there you can put that right there and then I Thank you very much, sir. I appreciate you have a good one Baby, it's time for us to get busy. I hope you guys are with me be moving kind of shift because we kind of get these things They ain't get that much stuff in it was only one order for twenty some dollars. So I hollered up about it was express order I had to actually call all the way sparked up and tell them because I was all the way to hold it from Walmart It was 20 minutes away from this Walmart So I called them and they make sure they call the store and everything and everything's going well because I Want to be late because I guess what's gonna happen? It's up to any awards. I think so we ain't got time to play games I'm gonna do our thing. We switch the lines.  Let me know Come below. Thank you for saying happy mother's day Hello, how you doing sir? I'm doing great. I can't complain It's actually not that much, but it is enough it's enough of course for the kids Thank you very much. So you guys have a good one Order number seven. Thank God for it six point three miles for twenty six dollars. We pop in our column.  Look at all these waters and all this baby We go out to get busy though first. I'm gonna take the bags and I'm gonna come back to get the waters later That's the plan Stan. We're about to get these bands man. Hope y'all understand Take this in my right hand Same here. I'm trying to take two of these waters right here. Don't give me doggy I'm just weird. They wear the awkward. I'm taking two of these right here. We're gonna get busy I hope you guys are with me right off the light to this joint. Nice. Nice. It's occluded. You know how we do Doggy doggy Hello It's okay. No problem. All the way sparked up. They having a lot of orders on there lady I'm gonna have to like scan through them to pick which one I want. They be having Orders everywhere, baby. So we've been doing pretty good Earlier one so much but now Get it with the photo we got. Order number two what I do. They got a thing of water I'm gonna come back and get that I'm gonna drop these pops and everything else Everything else off right now. They're gonna get busy.  They probably be in that don't get it in Wonder where to all out all day. It's like a parking lot on the other side.  You know what the photo? Let's go. Order number eight. We getting back to this cake. Oh One by one on a 1.8 miles for 17. Oh, seven 17. Oh, that's three. Oh, let's go Let me put the phone in the pocket. I don't want to press the button So I'm gonna get them with the photo quick. You know, I already be having ready What you'd like me to put it by the front door or in the garage if you guys want I could put it in inside of the door But whatever you want No, this is you're the second person to ask me that Okay, thank you I'm doing great yourself, sir I Don't know we never know Once I hit the golden I'm done, but some days it's slower than others And then I still have your tissue in the car. I have to go grab with a bag You want me to just put it right there? You don't got a tense fight or nothing on you Let me make sure let me make sure I don't think so though No, I don't know. I just don't carry cats at all thing All right No problem, sir. I appreciate it. Thank you. Have a good one Order number nine. We doing just fine Walmart two orders five on one miles for thirty seven thirty seven We spend hostile like the rival. Let's go order number one. It's time to get done They got a three-year down there. Look guys see down there. That was a three-year.  Let's go get this money, baby I'm about to play no games about to do our thing and we change lanes with the lane Hit him with the door right now smack. Let's get he's gonna come out here and get busy I'm trying to get all the way sparked up again. Now will be our last order We almost said 200 plus a day to keep you headed away already. So we try to get another order for me to get in order, baby You know that'll go over and beyond Which I know about that Up like Too close to the door because they're doing something much room right there This will be a great one at all. I do it all over again I need to give it in Go ahead back Let's go get busy some more. You know come up. Okay. We're gonna take the water. I mean the waters So you can take three bed in the index I Think right there get these three. I don't need some milk at these. Well, let's go Check that right here Give me some more They got some seven ups So moving that upside down seven up in that sprite remix when that first came out But y'all know about that. I was back in a day Boys make me a strawberry sherbet like a it was like a root beer flow, but it was I used to had a sherbet ice cream The rainbow kind put that start that upside down seven up in that joint Right. Yes, go enough And with the photo That's one. Let's get it up to the maximum two orders one my 3.7 miles for 2259 We ain't gonna stop the grind until we shot. Let's go You guys would not believe this. I'm on my way to pick up this last order to get in order. I'm getting busy I'm job. Oh, look at this Do y'all see how slow that train is going This train has been like this. I've been sitting here for like seven minutes right now This is out of control. I need to get it together so we can run up this channel. I need to do better. Let's go Y'all is not gonna believe it. Look at this. This joint is stopped on the Come on man. Look the train is actually stopped Like it's not moving. It's a sitting there It's moving a little bit now Man, they out of pocket look at the time. Wow It is now 142 I was supposed to be I'm supposed to be at 145 and I'm least like five minutes away. Hey, come on man for our belay Let's go. We are here jump off order number one. It's time to get it done And hopefully we have some fun. I parked right in here. Look at this I'm out of pocket. But why would they put this is a handicapped parking spot right? I'm parking in right now, right? Why don't they put that right there like somebody for somebody that's handicapped, you know what I'm out? I'm gonna get busy go to apartment and it's on I think it's on the first floor because it's 109 So hopefully that's the only first floor so we don't have to blow up in the stairs or anything Almost left that door baby 109 you have Walmart order, okay You want me I could put it by the door if you want me to Okay Order number two what it do. Guess what we actually showed this house It's like I think this is my first showing when I was with the age. I think he was I think I can't remember I'm quite sure it was very early on proper like this. I don't know what they follow In just like that it is the end of the video. I hope you guys enjoyed the content. Guess what? We made two sixteen seventeen. We got that green. Look at the top. Wow It's two oh nine views of the glasses at any time and it was only one it was only one person me by myself One uh, all the way sparked up or at one door dash one over each you guys can do it too Everybody's market is different. So I don't know how long it'll take you to do it All you gotta do is apply yourself, baby, and you can get whatever you want in life I hope you guys enjoyed the video also if you want to test the way something free merch All you have to do is email me at Rome's house if you that's even calm See me pictures or you subscribe to the channel and earn your chance to win right here. Wow Tanisha E. You see her you see with the March on as he asked you want that to be you? Oh, yeah, do see me to email. I see you guys on next one Be gone be good before you already know in the DDK and I'm on my way


Hello my name is Marissa, I am an undergraduate at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo and at school I lead a team of students and together we write data driven stories. I also do software at Project Jupiter so I'm really happy to be here to share just a sliver of what I've learned with some of you about writing data driven stories. So foremost I want to assure you that you've seen many many data driven stories if you've used the web and so they all look very similar they look like this and so I want to first outline a few of the main elements that are shared across all of data driven stories and then I want to suggest to you a new type of element that you may or may not have seen and encourage you to use it if you ever decide to write a data driven story. So the three elements across any data driven story are charts, tables, and pros. So charts are just the graphs or the plots and these are summarizing the patterns or behaviors of your data and sometimes it compares different variables sometimes it compares different groups but overall it just summarizes general trends. If you want to show your readers a more specific value you can use a table and so that way your reader can pinpoint exactly the data point or the value you want to emphasize and then there's the part of a data driven story where the story comes in and that's the pros. So pros is just general plain language about what your data says and what that means for the reader and so if you're a reader that sees a lot of these you're very used to these types of elements but if you're a reader that is naturally curious about the world around them but maybe not so much about data in and of itself like some of us it might be overwhelming to see all of these elements at once and so whenever you're making a data driven story consider using one more type of element and that's the interactive component of it and so present your readers with some sort of interactive component that allows them to see a practical use case and play with some of the data so that they know or they're shown what you mean before you tell them and so I'm going to show you a few convincing examples that other people have done and use these type of interactivity in their stories and I'll walk you through why that's so important when you're thinking about the types of questions you want to address in your story and how you're going to convey your statistical methods to the readers so you may have seen the first one this is from the upshot it is called what is your twin city and you can go in and you can put in Portland as a city and it will spit out a city that is like Portland but not Portland so it has it has similar characteristics to Portland and here we see it's Kansas City, Missouri and you can also see that the writer has pulled apart different types of categories to see what other types of cities are like Portland but maybe voted differently or maybe is located on the east coast instead so as a reader if I'm going in and I'm changing input and output I'm able to compare these different values and I'm able to compare what the reader or what the writer is trying to tell me so through this type of interactivity readers can ask their own questions about how the data behaves and they can do their own comparative reasoning by changing the input and changing the output so I'm going to show you another example that's a bit more technical but still for a general audience and so this is called how algorithms know what you'll type next so anyone that uses their phone to text know that there are algorithms that exist where you can put in a word and it will predict what the next word you say will be and so this is trying to demystify how that works to a general audience and so without saying Markov chain or any type of complex statistical model or even a simple statistical model it shows you that if you go to change the word for different types of people the output will be different and readers know that the language the data set that is used to predict these values are coming from the Twitter accounts of the individual people so without knowing anything about probability as a reader I might guess that depending on the word I use in a in my Twitter account so if I use a specific word more maybe it'll predict that word more with higher probability and this is not exactly how it works and the reader might not know exactly how that works but the fact that they even have this preliminary idea of how something works is helpful for you as a writer because you can use their conception of how things work around them as a spring board to explain the actual statistical model that you used so you might say something like not only do people who analyze data care about how many times you say word in your language but maybe you care about the number of times you say that word following a specific word and so that way it's easy to understand and digest these concepts that are more technical but they already have some sort of intuition about the way things work around them the last example is a more practical example a little more scientific so I am from California and last year there was a lot of wildfires and so the New York Times decided to write an article with an interactive component about how the particulate matter from the smoke in the air is drifting from region to region and so this is and this is what it looks like now so it's not updated because all that has pretty much finished but you there was a lot of red in California and you can see some of that had drifted up to here Oregon and so because they put together this interactive component readers already see how it's related to them and they're more likely to stick with you through the rest of the article and see what you have to say about it so this type of interactive component gives readers sort of a stake in the end result they saw like how you want to present that information and they see it happening and now they want to see what you have to say as a writer about that end result I talked a bit about how my team at Cal Poly writes data-driven stories and I feel it would be very unfair not to show you some of those tools that we use so we use the Jupiter notebook which I'm sure you've heard about a lot this conference and so we write our code in the Jupiter notebooks and we can share it through GitHub so it makes it super easy to collaborate with different branches we also use Python and pandas so all of these libraries all work cohesively together so we chose Python and pandas as their data analysis libraries and it works together with plotly which is also a Python library and plotly is for graphing and the reason we specifically chose plotly is because there is a framework called dash and it allows you to create interactive web apps and so you can actually just copy the code from plotly and place them in dash and your plots will render so using these tools was super helpful and these are what we use to create our data-driven stories okay and also I would hate to leave you with the inability to go ahead and make your own so I actually put together a repo and you can fork the app.py file so it's a Python web app and if you fork it it gives you instructions in the readme on how to set up your own super simply and so you can get your own web app or data-driven story up and running. That's it, thanks!


Hello everybody, E here. Welcome back to another episode of 31 Days of Halloween. Today we are talking about TC Parker's Salvation Spring. Now if you notice this cover is not the cover that is on the thumbnail and that's because I actually redid the cover. Ross Jeffrey did a fantastic job with this cover but we were having problems with uploading it. It's something about Amazon's I'm going to get to all the reasoning here in a second. Something about Amazon's plagiarism algorithm. TC took her book down from her personal Amazon account and we uploaded it on our collective Hold My Beer publishing account and there were copyright issues. We changed the cover and it worked just fine. So anyways but I need to let you know upfront that TC Parker is a collaborator of mine. A really good friend of mine. We talk daily multiple times a day. We are also business partners with our publishing company Hold My Beer publishing and we are just all around just good pals. Okay you need to know that going into this but again like I've said the past two days I am harder on my friends than I am on strangers. So with that being said this is my least favorite TC Parker book. Now I am still giving it five stars. Why is that? Because Hummingbird her other works Hummingbird Salt Blood especially Hummingbird is a masterpiece to me. I don't think I've never read such a good book and it being from a friend I say that that's a very high compliment, a high praise from me. There's absolutely nothing wrong with that book. No criticism I can make about it. It is an absolute masterpiece and she killed it. With this one I had certain qualms with certain story aspects but there is nothing wrong with this book whatsoever. Perfectly written, perfectly paced, perfectly everything. So I'm still giving it five stars. I've given all of her stuff so far that I have read five stars. I'm still giving this one five stars but I would read everything else that I have read so far from her before I would reread that stuff before I would reread this one and that's just me being honest. So highest possible recommendation for all of TC Parker's stuff and especially this stuff. What is the story about? The story is a western. I say that with a little asterisk asterisk I so one of those words I can't have a problem saying. I say that with a little star at the end and the reason I say that is is a spoiler so I won't get into that. It is very Blake Crouch. Much awesomeness. I loved it. The twists and the reveals about certain characters and certain other things that I can't even mention because it's going to spoil the book for you blew my mind. I think that was fantastic. That was great. I loved the relationship between Jess and Sasha. I loved all that stuff but again if I were to weigh it against all of the rest of her stuff this is and I don't even want to say bottom of the barrel because all of this stuff is floating at the top but some of it is just peeking above the surface and some of it is underneath the apples you know what I'm talking about? I hope you do. I feel like I'm rambling but I love TC Parker to death. She's a very very dear friend of mine and this one is a damn good book. It's just not my favorite of hers and I think that's a testament to the quality of her writing. The quality of her writing is exceptional. Going back to the story there's a place called Salvation Spring and it has secrets. Dead people are being found full of insects and animals and all different kinds of weird stuff. It's a very cool setup and halfway through the book the entire book changes. If you're looking for just a simple western splatter punk horror or whatever this is not the droid you are looking for. It is far deeper than that. It's far more expensive and epic than that even though it is a novella at only 136 pages. You get a grand story out of this and I'm also privy to some information that there is a massive tome of a book coming that is tied into this universe and I'm so super excited for it. I've already read like the first 30,000 words and it is absolutely amazing. So definitely go pick this one up. Don't think I have any criticisms for it because I don't. The only thing that I've said and I've said it multiple times you know how I repeat myself. The only reason this isn't a favorite is because all the rest of her stuff is literally perfect. I have some little qualms about this but it's all nitpicky subjective stuff that you don't need to know form your own opinion. Go out and buy the book yourself. Link's down there in the doobly-doo. It is an affiliate link. I have to tell you this stuff because I get a couple pennies if you go and buy from the link or if you click that link and go buy something else. It doesn't matter. I get a few pennies so if you want to help out the channel do that. But have you read Salvation Spring by TC Parker? If you have let me know what you thought of it down there in the doobly-doo but until next time I have been E. You have been U. This has been another episode of 31 Days of Halloween. I'll talk to you guys later. Bye-bye!


Hi, I'm Matthew Coast, head dating coach and founder at CommitmentConnection.com and in today's video, we're going to talk about do men like submissive women. And if this is your first time to this channel, make sure that you hit the subscribe button on the bottom right hand side of the video in order to get more videos on how to have the relationship you've always wanted.   And then there's this other side where it's like kind of crapping on the entire strong independent woman thing where they're like, you know, you should be more submissive, you should be submissive to your man. And honestly, I think that both I think both of those sides have some have some good points. And I think that also both of those sides are a little bit misguided in some ways. And let me tell you why. So really, it depends on the guy. So some guys what guys really want is a woman who compliments them, you know, a woman who they can grow with, they can move with, they can become a better man with.  And I think that's really the big distinction is that so depending on the guy, right, depends on the level or the type of woman that he's looking for. And I think we see this with anything. It was funny when I was in the men's dating space, there used to be all these women that would get onto some of our social media channels and complain like, oh, women don't like that women don't like this.  And it actually is even more so. And I hate making this more complicated. But it's even more so in different areas. You know, I have a good friend of mine is actually, you know, he's not, he's not a weak guy at all. He's very strong. There are definitely some very strong masculine components to him. And in some ways, he really wants to be the masculine force in his relationship. And in other ways, he doesn't. In other ways, he kind of wants to lean back and be able to take on some of the more feminine aspects of the relationship. And you know, so I really think it depends. I think it depends on the guy. Each guy is different. You know, if I were you, I would look at the way that he acts, right? How how what does he want? What does he seem like he wants? If we're talking about long term here, you know, one of the things that I talk about a lot in my videos, my programs, is that a man commits based on how much he's invested, right and investing, putting an investment in is effort, which is a masculine trait. And so the more effort he's putting in, the more likely he is to commit. But at the same time, you know, I know women, like very strong, very masculine women who are married to guys that are very feminine, that are the guys that are more submissive. I have a buddy actually who I was talking to not not too long ago. And you know, he's very, very feminine. And his wife is very, very masculine. And I was like, you know, we were talking about it. And I was like, man, you know, we're talking about that some other woman. And I was talking about how unattractive she is to me because of how masculine she is. And he was just like, Oh, I love women like that. That's just so hot to me. You know, and so it really depends. It depends on, you know, guys are very different, you know, and depending on how that guy is, depends on how submissive or feminine a woman who's with him should be if she wants to attract him. So I know that's not a, you know, cutting fast answer, but that's really, that's really where we're at. Thanks for watching this video. If you're ready to know exactly what to say and do to attract the man and the relationship you've always wanted, click on the button on the right hand side of this video and go to our website.


In stojevo, ampak, oto bilo prejseljne operezovane bilo, a na vse to je naprijetu, ki so udrivali po vsačje, iz kako dobih je dobročena in iz bilo še ospečno naprijet. To kakva, da sem prihodil noščoj trafini? na ladanju slovakosih, imeli klasoiski, izdenim slovenimi salahniih informacijna technologij bahtu. Prišli smo tko pošli dupo tašnjosti in prižilej se, da jih se pravih a ne pošlo. A to kako je čist. In prišli prišli, da pošli, da si je pošli. Zato se vsi taj bo hvalo različila, da čiti jaz tudi. Microsoft documents. It's obviously just an excuse. There are completely different reasons why do they use Microsoft stuff. So thus I started my activity in this area. I started already some time ago for the first time I presented this topic at Plugfest in Berlin. That time I did something very primitive. I just overlaid two documents. Differences are in color. The common stuff is in black. So this works for documents which are nearly identical. Otherwise we get nonsense. Results where I computed some measure and presented this as a right document. Then later in Milano I presented something different. I extended that by different kinds of measures and different views and tried to somehow evaluate the documents. In both cases what I did I've chosen set of applications and did the tests each with each. So if I selected 5 applications then I had 25 tests times certain number of documents so the number of tests grew quite rapidly. In Milan there was a talk by Adam Fine that time from Cloudon who talked about round trip tests where we check certain set of application in comparison to one reference application. I have a feeling that this is more suitable because in certain case we can choose such reference application. In this case I've chosen Microsoft Office and we can then compare set of other applications with that. So, what will this talk be about? It will be about automatic difference grading of documents so based on rendering into PDF then it will be about visual inspection of such differences, then on the round trip and print tests then about document relevance. I will show some results and then at the end I will show how we can automatically bisect interoperability errors based on these measures. So, differences. We take a document, we render it in one application into PDF in another application into PDF and compare these results as bitmaps. We have four measures. Two of them are computed per page. It's a number of lines of text. Sometimes it happens that the line of text is missing. I have not observed it recently but a few years ago I had some documents which were not completely shown in LibreOffice. So, this is one error measure. Zero is perfect and five is bad. Then there is text hate error. Sometimes interline differences are... interline spacing is sometimes different in different programs and this number in millimeters shows how good or bad it is. There may be also other reasons. For example, there is an object somewhere where it should not be and it then changes hate of a page. Then, what I do, I segment the page into lines, text lines or any kind of lines according to spacing and then compute two measures for those line pairs. One is vertical position. I simply align them and check if they are on the same place or if they are shifted. And the second error measure is once I have them aligned, I compute differences between details. I will show it in a while, the details. These measures are in millimeters but somehow we cannot compare millimeters in one error measure to millimeters in other error measure. Therefore, I grade this by a certain scale which is more or less arbitrary according to really personal feeling which is perfect and which is bad. We have eight degrees. Zero is bit identical. So it is absolutely perfect. One is perfect but not absolutely but the difference is not visible. Then five is really bad. Sometimes it happens that the rendered document is empty so it is graded by six and sometimes it happens that the document cannot be opened so it is graded by seven. And once I run my scripts, when I get numbers, then I generate a report. It's called spreadsheets with all these measures and links and everything. So most of these error measures are quite simple and intuitive but this one may be not. It's called feature distance error and it's about this case. So we have here a detail. It is there. So, balleted list rendered into applications. The true one is this ballet. The correct one is this two ballet and in some application instead is rendered this other ballet. So how do we find this difference automatically? The idea is quite simple. This is an image.  I filled the background with distances to the features. So here you can see a distance field. It's simply value which grows with distance from the foreground. Here it is bigger. Here it is also larger. Here it is larger. This is the other one. Then I subtract them and there where the detail is there is difference visually verified that maximum of this difference is related somehow loosely to the size of the difference. So this way we can grade tiny differences in rendering even down to level to sub millimeter level. So we have our measures. Then we run two kinds of tests. One is print test and one is round trip test. Again very simple. We have a document in this case dog X. It is opened by Microsoft Windows, printed to PDF. Then it is opened by say LibreOffice, printed to PDF. These two are compared and report is generated of this one. This is the report and views for visual inspection are generated. They will be introduced in a while. The round trip test nearly the same. Just here we open by LibreOffice. We save it to the same format to dog X. Open by Windows not by Microsoft Office print and then compare this to PDFs. And do again we do the same. These two results I mean this print test and round trip test are in general different because there is one thing which is called bag you know the name. Simply there are some features documents which cannot be handled by LibreOffice but are somehow kept not changed and therefore these round trip test should be better than the rendering than the print test and really it is so. Grab bag is the feature. Do I remember it correctly? Ok. So we had four numeric errors we have four views they are not really equivalent but somehow they are related. I generate side by side view very simple trivial intuitive one. Then I just overlay them as before these colors. Then after segmentation into lines I align vertically and overlay aligned lines and then I align these lines vertically and show the differences in details. So let's see what's here. I will use my glasses in order to see what's on my screen. Yes, it's completely different now. An example. I have a set of documents this one was tested by LibreOffice 4.3 and these numbers were computed. Hate error was nearly 5mm so there were some differences between lines. Feature distance details was 11mm so quite a lot. Line position error was similar. So in my reports it looks like this. So this is the first one zero, the same number of lines these two grades three and then grade five. They are encoded in color so that it's visually easy to perceive what's there and the numbers. So side by side view we see that they are pretty corrupt so letters have different size positions are different so this is side by side view the next one is overlay as expected nothing special we see so now it's simple and clear for a different document this will show something which is not visible in the side by side view then we align vertically so in this view line difference is vanish and we have nicely aligned lines so we see here that the position of these three is correct the position of these two is not correct clearly we see differences in these letters and then the last view is aligned so we aligned according to the dominating part of the document so correlation of these lines is computed so here we see something new which was not visible before here even within the line there are some problems with position so the word alignment is fits but the word right is shifted a little bit so these are those four views just if you are interested it was Librovis 4.3 Librovis 4.4 it was better so you see how to get back so this is 4.3 so you can see here this part is bad in 4.4 it got better so there was maybe you know somebody maybe corrected it it's clear who it's clear to somebody who did that so these positions were corrected but the line positions are still the same as before so a demo now show one such report so how do these result results look like so I click on the link open it so this is my report so here we have a few test cases these were doc documents this one is for an application this was abbi word open office 3.3 Apache 4.1 and Librovis 5.2 the reference application was word 2010 so we see here what is good what is bad so clearly abbi word performs really worse so here there are for example this insert image this is good for the remaining ones this is link to the original here right by the number there is this sign it's link to the rendered pair of images so these are the four views line distance error text so it is explained here what's there behind so for example we can have a look here how does it look like so this is such a view it is written here which kind of view it is which file this is source it means rendered by Microsoft this one rendered by Librovis 5.2 so we don't see anything bad great for example here we have another case let's see what's here so this is side by side view so there are differences but maybe not visible on first side if you look more closely this position is different so in this this one we see line spacing is perfect just these are those differences maybe we can look on these details so here clearly the only problem is one can see that the only problem is space between the number and the text in those headings so in this way we have an overview sorry I forgot to say those in blue are such results which are good in all four measures in order to somehow show which is good and which is not good so those below two where all grades below two are where all grades are below two these are in blue so we can clearly see things which are really good from those which maybe also poor so this is the report this is such report let's go further we may have lots of documents to test my batch consists of about 1600 documents which were also obtained from Adam Fine he collected them for the purpose of testing and now we have lots of documents and we see that really many of them are quite poorly graded and so it's just big mess so it's not bad to introduce some order and the idea of document relevance is to order the documents according to their complexity so how do we measure document complexity simply we extract tags documents then we get large number of documents so I took maybe 2000 documents from the internet and extracted those tags and counted the tags and then sorted the documents according and so I counted the tags and assigned it a certain numeric value which corresponds to the rank so if something has rank 1 it means that this tag is in each of the documents if there is rank 0 it's nowhere in the documents and rank 0.5 means that this tags is present in 50% of the tested documents so once we have these numbers we can grade relevance as this relative frequency of least frequently used tag in a file usually a file has lots of tags there will be definitely something which is nearly in each document but it is not important for us we cannot grade anything according to this but the least frequent tag shows usually the most complex feature which is there so therefore we we take this frequency of the least frequently used tag in a file as a measure of importance and then we sort files according to this relevance so another batch of results so thousands of documents were tested the test was between Microsoft Office 2010 and different LibreOffice versions I took versions from the bye-bye section repositories I took all those I think 6 or 7 repositories not all there are more of them but this I took this gdb utility daily until 4, 2, until 4, 3 until the last one repository took the oldest and latest version within the repository and used them for testing I performed those two round trip tests so it was quite some work there were 32,000 comparisons it took 2-3 days so not real time stuff here I have table with results if you would like to open it use LibreOffice 5.2 or more recent I think there are people who know the reason there was a bug which made opening files with hyperlinks very slow and in these there are 50,000 links in such a document a lot of and opening with say 5.0 takes several hours I think so let's see what does this do works I hope I have 50 so this is it and I have such document you see pretty long maybe I should make it smaller in order to fit here we have this is the rank or this relevance so the least can you see anything there? no somehow the screen rank of this is 0.88 so it has really very frequently used text these are the text within the documents then here we have file name then there is a measure which says if there is progression or regression if there is negative number it means there is progression so the grade decreased with comparison the grade of the last in comparison to the remaining ones if there is the number is positive so there is regression column which is the worst worst grade in the last column because it is the most recent file so we can have a look at it but I am running out of time so what can we see that even here these are simple documents say for example I will show this one I have no idea which one that is so this is this simple document so there is nothing just new lines and everything but even here we see that there are problems for example oops I touched bad but for example let's see here there are problems there are different wrapped lines about possibilities on the developers mailing list I think currently that the reason is that Librov is ignores setting of kerning in dog X documents completely simply there is this styles.xml files where kerning for the whole document is set and Librov is I think I am not quite sure because I am not really good in this area but I think that Librov is completely ignores that so maybe it is not a problem for a user but it is a problem for me because even for documents that are perfect it results in a very bad grade and it overshadows other bugs and makes my grading worse than it is so this is that so I have so let's go further so you can download everything and you can try that and if you want to talk to me I can explain it more closely so these are results for example in round trip test I see there are 300 regressions 1000 progressions nearly 1000 progressions in print the results are really poor, 700 regressions they may be really tiny it is not that regression means completely bad something it just may be a tiny little little bit worse result so we can see there are problems with simple documents this kernel handling incorrect line spacing there may be this evaluation is not perfect there are lots of problems still because somehow the render document can be bad in so many ways that these four measures simply are not able to take into account everything so the last thing is automated by section if we see in the result that there is regression we can by bisect simply we find the document and by bisection repository in the result we run by bisection script do some magic and submit patch so let's see how does it look like so again the demo it is here simply I have everything prepared in a directory of by bisection repository I have here extracted latest and oldest version in order to check if there is really regression in files I have something to test so it is this file and then I run a script just by bisect git something it will take three minutes and I don't have time for that and then I will get progress report you see here running it says here that there are 22 revisions, 11 revisions 5, 2 so just by bisection it runs automatically because git supports that I just wrote kind of wrapper and once it is finished I get here few few files it is the last good rendition last view of the last good display view of the last bed display plus some log cut this one oh sorry this one but log oh, I forgot to look at this direction so there is log, you are probably more familiar with these logs so you just get the revision where the bug is so Miklos was probably not author of the bug but he is also of the repository I think so don't blame him don't blame him now good but to summarize we can test any office application with command line we can test any format it was supposed to be here ppt and pptx not doc and docx maybe these thousand 600 documents should be somehow classified and we should perhaps maybe if you are interested I would be glad if you can use it somehow to improve LibreOffice so thank you, that was it


I have absolutely no idea what is going to happen in this interview we've been laughing for about 10 minutes here.  All right well Steve Jameson from ODG stopped us and said we had to look at his glass. I have to look at my glasses they're very cool so basically what this is is a high-end tablet you're wearing your head so it doesn't look like a tablet for the for the audio only listeners. It does not look like a tablet what it looks like is a pair of wrap-around sunglasses can you see that yeah and basically it has a we have two versions of this this is targeted to the government and industrial folks right so people that are working on aircraft carriers and are forward deployed and working on mine shafts and on oil rigs and all kinds of crazy stuff. They're augmented reality glasses and they behave just like a tablet except for you can see through the images see around the images you can also see stereoscopic 3d 720p. That's pretty cool. So wait a minute so I'm like reading an email while I'm working on a mine shaft. No so I'm working in a mine shaft and my drill is broken and I don't know how to fix it so I put these glasses on and I look at the drill and it recognizes a drill and pulls up all kinds of checklists that I can see right but my hands are free so I can start to work on the on the drill and it walks through the checklist. If I find something that's weird right this is got Wi-Fi and Bluetooth right so I can send the video 5 megapixel 720p 60 frames a second video I can send that back to the expert on on the surface and he can be seen when I'm seeing and because I have stereo audio with magnetic ear jacks I can hear what he's saying to me and I know how to fix this. Magnetic ear jacks that just sounds good. Magnetic ear jacks doesn't that get you going? It really does. That's good stuff. So I'll give you a quick overview okay so high-end tablet, Snapdragon 805 quad-core processor for all your techies out there, 2.7 gigahertz, 16 gigabytes of internal memory, 1300 milliamp hour batteries. I was gonna say in a four minute battery with all that. Oh my goodness it's it lasts a long time. How long does it last? So it depends on what you're doing. It works very similar to a cell phone battery. So if you are surfing the internet with a browser or you're doing your email or you're watching a movie or you're listening to music or reading a book it'll last for hours right. If you're doing augmented reality like the mind example that I just talked about and you have the camera going and it's tracking what you're seeing. Wi-Fi and Bluetooth and Wi-Fi and it's sending stuff back right and it's putting augmented targets on that drill right. Then it's going to take some battery power right. So it'll last an hour or two but that's okay because you just plug this bad boy in. See with the magnetic USB connector and an external battery and you're going for days. Very very cool. You're going for days. So do I get to wear them? You want to wear them? Absolutely. So let me ask you a question. You have glasses on. I can see without them. I'm also wearing contact. So are you really glasses and contact? You're doing double duty here. I just I really like my optometrist. So let me ask you a question though. What's your prescription? Minus 1.75 or someone one eye.  Only one eye. Only one eye? Yeah but I've got those contacts on so don't don't give me that. All right but if you didn't have the contact. You need to give me clear. If you didn't have the contact. I'm just nearsighted. So I would take one of these corrective lenses and I would snap it into the glasses and it would correct both the displayed digital image as well as the see-through and you wouldn't have to wear your glasses and you wouldn't have to wear your contacts. Very cool. But because you don't need it I'm not going to put them on for you. Okay that's cool. So corrective vision is taking care of. Corrective vision is taking care of. So I'm going to take my regular glasses off here right? Yep.  And what you're gonna see is a row of icons floating in in space. All right. I know you have to hold the mic. I have to hold the mic. Hold it close to me. All right. This is Vegas. Should I sing like Elvis or? Okay. So now can you see a row of icons? Yeah I see icons out there. Pretty cool, huh? Yeah. All right. So I can still see Steve. Hi Steve. Oh I can still see you. Still see me. So up on this temple there is a little cursor. Do you see the icons rolling back and forth? So you try it. Move it move it this way. I'm not sure I found it yet. Right there. Oh there you go. Okay. Okay so you see those icons they they roll back and forth? Yeah. Okay go way to the end and there should be a movie icon. Okay. Panorama 3D movie?  Okay. Now click on top of that thing. Okay. And did it start the movie? It just started. I'm skiing. You're skiing. That's cool, isn't it? It's cool. I'm skiing. So what you're seeing is. I don't like that jump coming up. So that's 720p full color video. Very very and you'll it's great quality don't anything. Can't see any pixels. It's really great. Really really bright. And you can see around yourself so you're not occluded from your environment. You still know where you are. You're still very plugged in. You understand what's going on around you but you can that context cool. All right. That is very cool. Let's let's see if we can get Steve to see that through the glasses. Steve do you want to see the glasses? All right. All right. So you want to press the button for Steve? It's already going isn't it? Okay. No it's the movie stopped. Okay we've got Steve is about to put the camera into the inside of the glasses. Oh so Steve's going to through the magic of television. Through the magic of television. Steve's going to put a scan quarter inside the glasses. It is short. Here you go Steve. All right can you see that? 720p. There we go. High quality beautiful high-end tablet light. You can see my hand moving around too right? Yes I can. That is pretty cool. Enough? All right. More? You want more? A little bit more. All right how about 3D? I got love some 3D. All right you're gonna like some 3D. Hold on. For the sake of time I'm gonna do this for you. Okay. All right. So I'm gonna put I'll take this. You put that back on. All right so you know it's already playing. It's not? You're lying. I'll hit it. Yeah you hit it. I'm sorry I thought it was already playing. Do you see the White House? All right so basically what you're seeing is 720p. Stereoscopic to each eye. All right so this is real 3D. Now tell me when the champagne hits your glasses. Oh no. Well right now I've got bread coming at me. You got bread coming at you? Yep. All right yeah be careful now. Be careful. I've got a crab coming at me. Okay I want to wait until. All right now it gets good. Wait until the fruit comes.  You're gonna reach out and want to bite that fruit. Okay this is just crazy. Isn't that cool? That is very cool. All right thank you very much.  How can people find out more about this? So you go to Osterhoutgroup.com. Can you spell that? I can hold it up. Oh we can we can do it on the lower third here. Oh you can do it on the lower third? Yes we'll put it on the movie. Oh you'll put it on the movie? Yeah we've got it. All right thank you thank you very much. My pleasure. That was fun. Thank you.