So, yeah, the title of my talk is, that's the mouse, you can see that it's running, and when I thought of this title, I was mainly thinking of, you know, interesting books, as was said, unfortunately I want to be the answer to many things, but I hope I can respond to interest anyway. So, yeah, the title of my talk is, that's the mouse, you can see that it's running. And when I thought of this title, I was mainly thinking of how this visual processing change when the mouse or when we are running. And, fortunately, I don't have to convince you that this is an important question, because the whole visual input changes when you're running and you still, your brain is still to make sense of this. Also, we heard your goals may be changing when you're navigating. So, it would make sense to really adjust to processing this. And also, actually, perception is changing when you're looking also this morning and maybe I should not call it perception action vision. But yeah, so we know from human studies that optic flow is perceived slower when you're walking, but also your discrimination between optic flow speeds is improving when you're walking. And what I want to ask today is, where in the brain does this visual input and behavioral information specifically about the promotion integrate. And the point I want to make is that it's happening very early, maybe earlier than it's usually efficient. The focus I have in my lab is this area called the superior thickness or optic tectome and non-linear species. And this is just a little overview. This is a pure thickness. It's one of two areas that we see image forming information from the retina directly. In the mouse, it actually seems to be very important because it gets input from more than 90% of the retina gain themselves from the mouse. Whereas LGM and the salamos receives about 25 to 50%, which is very different from the climate. But so in the mouse, it seems to be really an important visual in the brain. So I think LGM is also interesting because it doesn't just be vision, which is more happening in the superficial areas. The deeper layers then transform this visual information to control behavior, like innate behaviors like the rest when there's a threat or escape or approach movement or suit movement, or just turning your body towards something interesting. I think it's a nice area to study because whatever is happening in the visual area may actually have direct impact on the behavior of the animal. So how do we study that? We use calcium imaging, two-photon imaging in superior filters. Unfortunately the compass is not great, but it's a bit tricky actually to get here to put, you know, window there because at least half of the area is covered by cortex, which we do not want to touch. And the other half is covered by big blood. There's also surgery is a bit tricky, but once you're there, you can have nice optical access to the neurons. And we are imaging those very superficial layers where the retinal input is coming in and most of the inferential processing is happening. So this is one of the typical average image you get when doing calcium-photon imaging. So here you see who's the green sensor, G-Camp, and you can see identify single neurons in this area. So we do our imaging, we head-fix the mice, we surround them with several monitors so they can see stuff, and when they're in the experiment, they're free to run whenever they want to, they're sitting on a treadmill or a floating ball. And we're tracking their running in pupil size to get some information about what the mouse is doing. So here that pupil size and running are highly correlated with each other, so I'm using those lectures interchangeably to talk about active or inactive state. Yes, what I wanted to say is we analyze both things, and for most of the things I will show, I did the analysis for both, and the results are qualitatively very, very similar. So here's one data set that we connected in the superior clip, so here you have hundreds of neurons, each row shows the activity. This is just during spontaneous activities of the mice, it's just being a gray screen, and we measure pupil size with a video camera and the running speed of the mouse, and the neurons here are sorted by their activity with running, and you can see quite clearly I think that a lot of neurons are positively correlated with other neurons negatively correlated. These are just two example neurons picked out, and you can see more positively the other one negatively correlated. This is just the first principle component of the whole data, just showing again that most of the variation of the neural data is quite well correlated with the activity at the running of the mouse. Now when we stimulate the mouse visually with the spreading stimuli, you still see the same pattern. So in addition now you, you may be able to see some of the visual drive so we will see how the render stimuli are coming on, and the neurons are reacting, but still you see this clear variation of activity with running. Now we looked at the processing of the rating, especially the direction training, where the pupil is large or small, and you can see here's three example neurons. There are still traces to different orientations, you can see this neuron partly responds when the pupil is small, but really increases its response to its preferred direction when the pupil is large. This neuron is quite differently, so they should risk large pupil sizes with an active arousal state, the activity goes down, and you can see this in the direction turning curve. This one is a primary neuron which is actually suppressed by the rating, and it's less suppressed with arousal. So what we see is basically a gain change of the tuning curve. What stays the same is the preferred orientation, so that's stable across the activity levels of the mouse. But this is how the response to the preferred direction changes, so we see here in the black bars that about half of the neurons change the activity significantly, and again of those half tend to increase their responses to the preferred direction half decrease their responses, which is just the same data and the comparative history. One interesting fact that I want to note is when we differentiate between excitatory and inhibitory neurons, we see a big difference. So the excitatory neurons here tend to increase their responses with arousal or running, whereas most of the inhibitory neurons tend to decrease their activity. Unfortunately, in the superior calculus, we don't have a nice circuit diagram yet, like people have in the cortex, so we don't know yet what the relationship is between these populations of neurons, but it may be an interesting fact to figure out what's actually going on. This was work I've done in my postdoc, so I've seen responses change, gains are changing. When coming to SARS-6 two years ago, one of the goals of the lab was to expand the range of visual stimuli to see what is happening when we show the mouse different things. And one thing we did with Maria, the constituent engineer at the postdoc in the lab, is to still show ratings stimuli that now change different trigger for different attributes of those ratings in this case temporal sequencing. I should say this is early, early days, early data, but I thought I'd show you this data set because I think it's really interesting but taken with a sort of brain is going to push you control so that I think it's already going in the right direction and I'm quite excited about it. You can see wrong responses from four different neurons to these different temporal frequencies, either when the mouse is quiet and gray or an insect is red. So in this neuron you see nothing is changing much, whether the animal is active or not, whether this neuron activity seems to go up when it's active most of the time. This neuron is different, responses go down with the mouse, and in the fourth neuron it's different again. So a bit similar to what we've seen before but the exciting thing is if you look at the tuning of the temporal frequency, it seems that no matter whether the activity goes up or down, the preferred temporal frequency is increased with running or loss. So the neurons like to respond more to fast stuff when the mouse is running, which may make sense because it's seeing a lot of fast stuff. So here's just the population result where we began just before, characterized how much the response is changing for the preferred frequency in this case. And here you see how this temporal frequency, the preferred frequency is changing with running. And so far in our central analysis, picking the grading that it is most of the response we see that many neurons the preferred temporal frequency goes up. In the second project, again, early results. This is by Grazia. Also in the lab, we are looking at temporal dynamics of neurons in the superior vectors here using electrical physiology. And again, we show the simple ratings, the changing orientation, but we have a closer look at how the response changes over time. And here I'm just showing two examples, which maybe point into an interesting direction. So these, both of these neurons are then in the very superficial areas. And here you can see when the mouse is running that the initial response is quite large. So these different colors correspond to different directions of the rating that we are showing the very large and then become very quickly quite small. And when the mouse is inactive or quiet, the initial response already much smaller, but doesn't go that far down as in the activities. So what we call adaptation seems to be faster or stronger in the active case. So another example neuron with quite no activity in the active case, much stronger activity in the quiet case and actually you see another interesting phenomenon for sensitization. So it gets the response is getting stronger with time. And I have not really thought about why that is the case what the purpose of this but I think it's these things we need to look at to really understand what's going on to make sense of this modulation which is happening so early on. So here's just some population data runs out of the distinguished data and the superficial layers which are, which get the direct input from the retina of very little deep in this which are more multi sensory and motor related. So that's, that's all interesting we still need to make sense of this, as I said, one question though. The answer during my postdoc is, why does the motivation come from. And one of the ideas was maybe from the show cortex because that's projecting back to the superior Nicholas, and since many, many years we've seen that activity in visual cortex is influenced by the promotion. So what we did is, again, you see a bunch of physiology, and we recorded the data in the strictness, maybe nothing to the brain, or when we inactivate the one. This is the neuron in the secure weakness. Again, we see here in the control condition that the activity goes up when running. So when we activate the one was one that's going down a lot, because you take away this input to this new one at least one, but this is more influence by local motion is still very visible. So we don't think that this inference of by local motion is inherited from one is some information data. So again, we measured how much of this response is changing for the preferred direction. You can see again, diverse effects happening in the population of such a click close, but it's looking very similar, no matter whether we are in a control condition or whether we're inactivated one. So, we think we extremely want what else could it be. We thought maybe it's directly coming from the right in them. So to look at this. We express again, it's helping indicator in the regular day itself, but instead of imaging the neurons in the retina which could be tricky in the way mouse which moves its eyes. So that image, the excellent terminals in the superior clickers as you can see here. So we inject the virus to come into the eye of the mouse and then image into the clickers. So you can see some info for images showing that you get a nice later name of the axon from various practitioners of the secure clickers consuming. And this is now an average of the functional imaging of single rational terminals. This was a conclusion from Leon's lab. So instead of expressing the GCAM in the whole cell and all the axons you could localize it to the single endings for the synaptic terminals and localized activity there. And what we found. Looks very similar. So, here we show again ratings. And this is now a population of hundreds of people. And you can see, in addition to this very strong visual drive, you have this motivation by behavior. This was very surprising when we saw this, we actually print this as a control experiment to say we can't be from the retina but then we saw this and thought, oh, what, what is happening. And one of the first thoughts we have, well, maybe it's just an artifact right so it's a pupil, it's changing its size. Of course there's more like coming in, and it's large and less than small.  But there's another same population of controls sorted in the same way, and you still see a very strong motivation by one. And we do think there's something going. So no promotion is influencing the retina output. There's another control. We looked to convince ourselves that this is probably not true to any light input coming to the retina. What we did is, we looked at different receptive capabilities of on-puters or those that mostly respond to black stimuli or to bright stimuli, and we didn't see a big difference. So we thought, okay, if the pupil is small, so maybe then the ones preferring dark stimuli should respond more and the other round with the on-puters, but there was no significant difference between those. So it's another indication that it's not just simply driven by the input light. And again, the tuning properties for mutations, for example, you see that with the rousal, the responses go down, it's even nice. Tunica for direction, and this is the population. And you can see here that actually, surprisingly, most of the retinal ganglion styles actually decrease their response during the rousal. Which is very different from cortex and also different from what we saw in the superior clinical neurons. What that means, again, I don't know why you would want less input or less visual drive in the retina when you're running. I don't know, but that's what we see. And we're actually not the only people who saw this, which is nice. So other people in the animal lab, they did a very similar experiment that instead of looking at retinal terminals in the superior clitoris, they looked at retinal axon in the LGM, so the other area, getting image forming input from the retina. And they saw a very similar thing, namely that during high rousal activity mostly going down. They also saw another interesting thing, namely that there seems to be a difference in tuning for different spatial frequencies, namely that the suppression is much higher for no spatial frequency than high spatial frequencies. And that there's some kind of gating mechanism, especially for lower spatial frequencies that can't get through during high rousal states. Okay, so again, we were very surprised. So we tried to get a step further and think of, you know, how is it possible where could this information come from. And we came up with two major hypotheses or pathways. One is that new motivators act directly on the retinal terminals and they indeed have three sectors, for example, for Sarah Shonan that modulate how much calcium actually get into those retinal terminals, which we then pick up with the calcium imaging. And the other possibility is that these new motivators go directly to the eye, which is I think the more exciting hypothesis. And, and there are indeed a few brain areas that do project back to the eye in memos. So what we did to, to try and tackle the question is use again electric zoology and put our world into the optic tract where you could measure from retinal axons and measure the activity there. It's going to be tricky to experiment and doesn't yield a lot of data so across lots of animals, I got like five axons, single axons. And we went through a lot of trouble to make sure that this is actually like the axons, but we convinced ourselves. And here again, put that mouse into darkness, we recorded it's running and here the final rate. So you see it's pretty much all over the place. So it's not that clear, but when we look at the cross correlation between running and the final rate we see that in these two places that is a positive correlation. Okay, so somehow running into the final in this axon. Here's the populations and see that quite a few of those acts of positive correlation and two of the negative correlations. So, there is the possibility that locomotion behavior already influences the activity in the retina itself. That doesn't of course exclude the possibility that it's also acting on the retinal terminals is is just some data from a recent study showing that history, which is projecting back to the retina. What is not locally produced in the eye can change the activity the firing rate of different retinal gang themselves when you show them different issues. So here, for example, increasing activity that's increasing activity. Right so in summary. I'll show you that the rational modulates retinal output and neurons in superior papers. It affects the motion changes in response game, but also changes in three preferences, possibly. And changes in temporal dynamics. And these effects differ across retinal terminals so we saw up mutilation and down mutilation across the whole population. One of the questions that would be, yeah, what I'm particularly interested in is trying to figure out what the purposes of what the computational advantages of this behavioral modulation happening so early in the visual processing stream. And some ideas we have is in the direction of the decision coding, so that you want to hone into those features of the visual input that are actually important in the task or in the behavior you're currently involved in. So maybe the past patients, you want to see them better when you're running. So what we are doing now is to look at different visual features like speed tuning or frequency tuning and how they are affected across the population in the retinal exons and the neurons in superior clip loss. And we're also looking for trying to look at different functional cell types to see whether you know cells that have a certain task to analyze the, the scene, whether they are up or down mutilated in the different areas. And, but last I would like to thank all the people involved in these different studies. So, this land of people that was involved in the Rousin story, first paper, and these are members of my lab who collected the new exciting data. Thank you. So, I assume it mouse the security. Yes. So, can you see any regional information that's coming into this approval, for example, drive your cells with a central vision or things you might expect like that. That is a good question. And so far we only look at it for television because of this treaty that I mentioned at the beginning that most of the superior clip loss is covered by cortex and we so far we didn't want to just get rid of this. So, we are restricted to the area that is concerned with very poor. Yeah, the only question was, did you go back to slow. Yeah. Yeah, but there's a five second offset in those two time points. I'm not sure which one's leading to that. Well, I'm not set on that time. So how do you look at that. So I think this time cost is mostly driven by the slow time force of the running, when you do simple. Yeah. I don't remember which way, but I wouldn't. I wouldn't interpret too much into it because of this very slow time cost of the money, I think if you. I think it would be better if we had more data to look at like one of the sides and just look at those. Yes. So, we show that the game of the nation, the change of game of the nation, and then in the near future, we will have this shift in our industry, in our temple of people. Do you think maybe that shift can come from the audience for this game of the nation, or from us? My guess is as good as you. There is a paper showing that the similar things are happening in primary mission projects, where there seems to be a shift in the preference for temple of frequency, but again, whether it's inherited or not, yeah, I don't know. So, it might seem like to be strictly not true. I don't know if people still think that's true. Two circadian nipples have a big effect on the business system. Maybe the next. I don't know. I don't know. My day I heard about what you were serving there. I think it has an effect. I'm calling that manual on sensitivity. That's as far as I know, beyond that, I think what we definitely can say, there's no shortage of things that will probably have an effect on the early business. I think we're just starting out.


Good evening This is a tradition that has been going on for more than 40 years so have no chance to say hi please David David always gets a lot of love for the tree when the tree in front of the state house was not that tall and photos from the 1970s and 80s when the tree was at most to the venture of Vermont State House, Portico and the Golden Dome the beloved series the Goddess of Agriculture shines down on us she's right up there everybody in the 1990s our state curator started advocating for something that might be up to the challenge think Rockefeller Center was the mantra that would guide us to tree height the red paper, Ira, has over half that to heart and gone after beautifully tall balsams and spruces as only a state like Vermont can grow three hails from the northern farm in Cali, want to take a quick look at the PGS team for all of their hard work they do David heading, it's over and Mike Brown from Forestry Service for trucking it here and of course the event would not have been possible without the planning assistance of Karen Palace, David Sheath and Eric Willkorn in the last few years you might have heard of them the PGS singers but this year we're really excited to bring U32 also with some members from Calis please join me in welcoming the U32 High School Chorus thank you U32 Choir, it's a special treat to have you here this evening and it certainly is a beautiful site with this gorgeous tree behind me and now it's my great pleasure to introduce you again who has a lot more experience than I do with tree lighting studies who I'm told attend to be even elected as governor please help me welcome Governor Scott thank you very much, thank you Commissioner Hitch and thank you all for being here it's great to be here Northlight, the oldest Christmas arms in Central Vermont the last 42 years is Governor Stewart and Winchester and their daughters Helen and Meredith it's nice to have Rich and Anne here with us tonight over these four decades with some help in recent years from the Moffitt family in Crosbury they've helped the thousands of families that have looked for that elusive tree making sure they had a cup of hot chocolate to go along with their visit and that's what's so special about this time of what holidays you celebrate it's a time to connect with friends and family to give them less fortunate time to each other as well and I think we can all use a little bit more of that to welcome some special guests who've been recognized through my holidays of kindness initiative this is something we started during the pandemic because we needed to be reminded of the good that was still there but it's just as important today so I'm going to share a few of these rays of kindness with you now Zach Cavacus from Stockbridge received the ray of kindness award last year after he raised money by gifts for 20 families during the holidays he then went out and paid himself and then there was Patrick Richardson, a student at Essex High School who raises money for charities like Josh's house in the Humane Society in his free time and I honestly don't know how he does it because on top of this he made the honor roll had jobs at school, played sports and been involved in Special Olympics as both an athlete and a volunteer and then there's Amy Anderson from Waterbury who helps connect and support foster families and Rich Sewardiff who helps a neighbor with housework and getting them to appointments and then there's also Lenny Kutcher, a combat vet who contributes to his community in many different ways and he grows some of the best corn I've ever had and then gives most of it away throughout the year or there's John and Wanda Wilking who make the South Burlington neighbors very happy with what I hear may be the most elaborate holiday display in the state and Bob Bartlett, Bonnie Tucker, Travis Millett, Tim Maxim, Jennifer Doyle, Quentin Webb and Lindsay Etchison who have given back to their neighbors, community and more these folks are all here tonight and we've had many more across the state who have shown that even a small act of kindness can make a big difference so let's give them all a big round of applause each of them was nominated by someone in their community who appreciated what they had done and reached out to my office to share it that says something about how far these acts of kindness can go and how it can inspire others to do the same certificates for this very occasion and hand them the season possible please help me welcome Richard, co-art and Anne Winchester of the Northern Light Christmas Tree Farm to the podium andizes Northern Tree Farm for its contribution to the 2022 Governor's Tree Lighting Ceremony so we're going to need some kids up here to pick a tree okay so we need some kids if you want to come up right up here count to three on one, two three, oh Christmas tree okay everyone it's the big moment are you excited? we have the tree with its lovely branches and over 3,000 lights to help light the way once again please help me welcome Governor Scott to the podium so we're going to need some kids up here to light the tree okay so we need some kids if you want to come up right up here to get the tree lit up count to three on three you say Merry Christmas okay one, two, one need some help from all of you I guess to get this tree lit up okay one more time this is it, this is going to work refer to as the Ukrainian Carol because it comes from Ukraine and is one of my personal favorites so you 32 take it away but if we could just listen to one more song and then there's a special surprise waiting for everybody afterwards you're going to have to find out but first we first we have to hear from you 32 the U32 choir Christmas is certainly here bringing the chair please help me give the U32 choir a big round of applause everybody thank you all for coming thank you Governor Scott and made a piece of the season steady us and prepare us for a happy new year will you please join us in the state house I hear big cookies like the biggest cookies you've ever seen and hot chocolate and a reading of my favorite Christmas book did anybody know what it is?


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Ah, now this is the life. The life of Riley, you might say. Ah, I do have fun. No, I- I can't lie to you. I'm sorry, friends. I'm going partially insane from being inside my house for the past year, so I need a vacation, naturally enough, and the best way to have a vacation right now is, sadly, in virtual reality. Luckily, there's the game just for that. Vacation simulator. So we're gonna go on a little vacation together, have a bit of a wacky time. I hope you enjoy. Come on, let's go. Pack your bags. Don't actually, don't get excited. I don't want to get your hopes up. Let's just- let's just cut to the next scene, actually. Yay, virtual vacation. Don't talk over me, please. This is my moment. This is my vacation. Oh my god, so many choices. What do I want to be? I think I'll be human one. You know what? No, actually. Even in my own solo experience, I'm still ranked four. Human four, please. Also, will I click the smaller human mode? Oh, it's already on. I'd just like to clarify, I'm not actually small. It's just I'm sitting down. I could put on subtitles to make it feel I'm actually on vacation somewhere. Well, binary, yeah. Anyway, I'll take a vacation to the Windows XP field. Let's go with English. And I'm ready to go, I think. Why am I so small? Can I make myself bigger? I feel like a child and I shouldn't be allowed to travel alone. There we go. I stood up and sat down and fixed it. I'm so good at IT. So I played this on the channel before, but I'm going to do things that we've never experienced. So it's a brand new experience in vacation island. I've also just bought the valve index so I can use my fingers.  This serves no purpose whatsoever. Anyway, hello. You really nailed the standard human greeting protocols. Thank goodness. It's been so long since I hung out with anyone. I thought I'd forgotten. I thought I'd go for a handshake like this, giving the old Spider-Man. Head into the bathroom to personalize the way you look. All right. I don't really need to personalize much. That's my skin tone. I'm ready to go. Leave me out. Leave me out. You locked me in here. All right, there we go. So I was getting claustrophobic. Anyway, I'm ready to go. We want you to be your most authentic on vacation island. Head into the bathroom. No, I'm done. These aren't gloves. This is actually my skin tone. Yeah, that's me. Let me go. Check out the bathroom. That's where you can customize your look. Why won't they let me be me? So what? I'm boring. I get it. Just giving you a bit of air some more. I hope you like it. I'm not even going to question what this thing is. All right. Am I done? Do I need to comb my? I don't. I don't need to do that. Hair gel. Maybe I should get some hair. What do we got here? What looks most like me? Probably this one. Glorious flowing locks. Yeah, that reminds me of me. Looking good. There we go. Now that is hair. Look at that. I'm so hairy. Oh, just like that, it's gone. Hair gel. Goop it on. All right. The robot's got to look in. Like, I kind of understand why robots took over. Why is this one the few humans left? He's drinking the hair gel. Looking good, human. Thank you for lying. Appreciate that. I'll be outside when you want to check out the rest of the video.  I'm watching television. This is why I went on vacation to watch TV. Oh, you've got a Game Box 90? Oh my God. I only have a Game Box four. Choose wisely. Sounds like my type of game. All you have to do is get to the airport and make your flight. Take a train. Walk to the airport. Ride your bike. I'll walk to the airport.  Nobody's here to save the park to yourselves. Soon to watch sunrise. No, just go home. Vacation over. Thanks. All right. I'm done with video games. All right. Some snacks for the road. Creamer. Oh, that goes well with hair gel. Now use it on that scanner over there. Wait. I can't get in. I have no memories because I've been in lockdown for nearly a year now. Come on. Let me in. Well, that is just depressing. And when that vacation island is open. Oh, thank goodness. I think I'm going to go to the forest. That sounds great. The beach is the most efficient place to start. No, FU. I can flip off everyone now because I have the index. I just lift my middle finger. Oh, it's so real. I'm so immersed. Yo, peace. Thanks for helping me out. But seriously, thank you. I'm going to the forest. Welcome to vacation forest. Oh my God. This is amazing. I'm never going on real vacation again. This is better. Hello. That robot's fishing. He might send out fishing emails.  You're talking over all my jokes. I'm trying to walk into the rapids, but the game won't let me. There's a camera in your backpack. Try it out. All right. You ready for a picture? I'm testing out the camera.  There you go. I'll always remember how much you hated me. What's this? Did I find money? Did anyone drop this? Can I eat it? No, I can't. Okay. Let me see if I can put this in my bag. Yes, I can. Nice. Next best thing to eating it. Hello. Can I help you? This forest is filled with beautiful dragonflies. I'm not interested in that. I'm leaving it. Hey, family. You enjoying time alone with your family and having fun and making family memories? Can I join you? You don't mind if I eat some of your snacks, do you? I'm sure you don't. Hey, kiddo. Candy's bad for you anyway.  I'm ruining their family trip. This one looks genuinely upset. Do something. Do something fun. I feel like Dudley and Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone with the snake, except I'm doing it to a child. Camper. All right. I'm out of here. I'm done bullying this child. I love vacationing. Wow. What? Real campfire. Oh, I did that by accident. Let me know when you're ready for a spooky story. All right. I'm ready for some spooks. I'll turn on the dark. I'll turn on the dark. Oh my God. Oh my God. This is where they get their revenge from me pulling the child. Hey, human. Would you mind getting me these hot couples? Liquid. I've been ignoring your story entirely and eating your food. You want liquid? Isn't that bad for you? You're kind of a computer. I don't... Do you like hair gel? Because I brought some of that. Oh, ukulele. Let me play you the song of my people. Country roads. Take me home. You look so upset. All right. Let me just cook this so I never make horrible music again. And I'll be out of your hair. I don't know if I'm just robbing people by collecting all this money. I'm just kind of picking it up. Oh, this is the thing that they wanted was that... No, that wasn't them. The child wants something. But honestly, feeding a child a sandwich in the forest is kind of weird. I don't know if I want to do that. Oh, this is the dragonfly that that robot wanted. I assume they wanted pictures of it. And not me to just pick it up. But let me go back to them. Thank you, human. Oh, okay. That's what you want. All right. I'll find him for you. Don't you fear? And I got to remember that that guy wants a drink of something. Ooh, another one. Another one for my bug report. Jesus, I'm flying with that. Harmonica. This is me playing the harmonica. This is my harmonica song. I'm just robbing you if you don't mind. Here, you can have this sausage. Eat the sausage. Take it. You know what? Whether you eat it or not, I'm taking your money. Sorry, I dropped your money. But I got it back. Don't worry.  You must be interested in but me. I cannot express to you how little I am interested in that, actually. In fact, while you explain it to me, I'm going to attempt to drown myself with your watering can. Oh, Jesus. I can immediately surrender. That's me. Look how good I look. Oh, those golden locks. I look like a blonde version of Weird Al. Oh, nice. You grabbed my acorn spawn and slain shark. Oh, can I have this? Yes, robbery. I'd like a hat. Gone fishing. I like that one. Oh, my God, I look so good. I think I want a selfie. I look really good right now. Oh, my God, that's lovely. This person's just like, I don't want to be in this photo. Oh, whoopie cushion. How much is that? I don't know if I should spend all my points on a whoopie cushion. I might hold on for a minute. Oh, my God, I'm in the rapids. What is this? Just a stick. Okay. No fish. What? Fish checker. But there's loads of fish. I can see them swimming around me. Check out the board. You want a green catfish? Oh, it got away.  How to take it out on the other fish?  Oh, here it comes. Yes. There you go. There's your green fish. I know what I like and I like that fish. Okay, I got a blue salmon for you, but I need to get you a yellow trout first.  I don't want you. Go away. And now they're like jumping into my face to mock me. Go away. I love going on vacation. Just slapping some fish. Oh, wait. Hold on a second. That pink one turned yellow when he ate this. Here. Yes. It's a yellow salmon. Okay. I need a different fish. Oh, video game. Fish master. I don't want to play fish master. Yellow trout. Catfish don't want you. That's a salmon. Ah, I just punched myself in the face. Good thing I'm extremely weak. Yay, I'm done. And I only punched myself once a new record. Did I get a memory? I thought I'd get a memory. Oh, wait. Fish finder. Yes. Memory. That time I hung out with a computer in a river catching fish with my bare hands and punching myself in the face. That's one to remember. I just keep feeding this fish and I think it's getting cruel at this point.  All right. Well, I'm out of here. I've done enough fishing. Oh, what's up here? Oh, you want a painting? I can paint for you. What do you want? Would you like to discover the digital canvas? With me? Botmoth? Botmoth! Fantastic. Okay. I can paint whatever I want. Here. This is March now. Yeah, it's angry, isn't it? Okay. So I got to go find these two who want a painting. That's the butterfly one or dragonfly or whatever. What do you want painted? Hi, human. Hi. This forest is filled with beautiful dragonflies. Oh, you need your dragonflies first.  I'll try and find your dragonfly. But I don't know where.   I'm trying to concentrate. Sorry. I use harmonicas when I'm thinking. Do I just paint anything? I think I just paint anything. Okay. Let's get something for the gardener. Okay. All blue. Great. And we'll paint some green on there. What a lovely flower. This is the flower getting shot. That's the pistol and then the blood there. So print that out for me. Thank you very much. I'll give that to the gardener. She's going to love it. He's sweating. He's like, I don't really like this. A painting for me? Yes.  What age are they? And I know it's by me. Child prodigy called me Kevin age 27. I just call this one blood. This is for the other lady here. No bother at all. I'd like to think we made a happy little memory here. I think we did too. This one is so calming. I love it. A painting memory of me and Bart Ross. Can I just put this into mass production? I just take two of these. I want to bring one to the grill. And that's snow one. Where is that snow one? I've not seen that person. Maybe they're in a different area. That would make sense. I think they might be. Oh, dragonfly.  I'm watching and waiting for you. Oh, I just realized I can probably get the fish for- Oh, that's where I need to fish elsewhere to bring them the fish. That makes sense now. I was wondering why I couldn't get the fish over there.  All right, there you go. Three for three. Yay.  Oh, always remember finding dragonflies with you. With me. You did feck all. You just sat here doing nothing. Yeah, that's right. I know by accident, but there you go. I need a hot cup of liquid to relax my- Audio processor. Butter. It's liquid gold. Can I just fill him up a mug of butter? Would he drink that? I'd drink that. That would be delicious. Oh, what I wouldn't give for a nice warm cup of butter right now. Here you go, sir. Drink up. That's good for you. Oh, that's much. Oh, no. Oh, God. The butter made him blue screen. Can you give me a cup of liquid? Hot? Yeah, I can get you some hot butter. I'm putting this book in the waffle iron. Where's that mug? Oh, there it is. All right. How can I heat up the mug? Oh, there you go. There's still a bit of butter in that. There you go. You like burnt butter? Oh, that's much better. There we go. Warm butter. That's what you need. Back to the story time. It's a bit inconvenient. Like, the others are trying to enjoy the place and you just made it nighttime. Oh, my God. No, no, it's a horror. No, I remember that sound. No. Oh, no. Did you forget to eat today? Oh, my God. Do you want to eat?  Eat it. Could you bring me a waffle? A waffle? Oh, good. I just put one on a while ago. Let me see how it's doing. There you go. Here you go. Waffle time. I'm throwing sausages at his kid as he's telling me the story. No! I wasn't scared. No, no, no. Definitely not. And look, neither was the human. Honestly, I zoned out. I got distracted by throwing sausages at your child. Spooky story. Great. Another memory. That's four. I only need one more to go on a hike. Okay. Let me make up some food. I've already been feeding your father anyway. What's that? Syrup and pancakes? Let me... One second. Let me make a pancake. Oh, yummy pancake.  Can I just put hot sauce on their pancake instead? There you go. That'll do. Thanks, but I'll wait for my order.  What's wrong with a pancake with hot sauce, huh? You don't sell syrup. Do you have...? This is so difficult. At least I look good doing it.  Oh, wait. There's forest targets. Oh, I didn't even realize that earlier. I hope that child is a target. The poor child is being tormented. There you go. That's it. Please stop. This is meant to be a fun activity. You're not supposed to bully that child. Oh, they blend in. That is a clever little target. Ow. Why did I say ow? I didn't hurt myself. I just meant like... Oh, no. I don't know what's wrong with me. Sneaky. I'm getting them, though. I'm getting them. I just realized... Oh, God. Oh, I fell off the tree house. Oh, no. I'm in a coma. Oh, I'm good. Oh, fewer. I just realized that he had feck put up behind me, though. I didn't realize he hung up that picture. Oh, that is a sneaky one. That was a good one. I like that one. I'm making a waffle out of the butter. I love it. Can I eat that? Oh, yummy. Plastic. Now that's recycling. I wonder, can I buy the syrup anywhere? Maybe that would be a good plan. Do you sell syrup? I'm running out of things to add to this garden. Um, what if I just make the watering can into a flower? Will that work? What about one of these? Can you turn this into a flower for me in the shade of blue? No, nothing. I just need to get this a little bit more up.  Uh, make another one, but make it, uh, red. I just can't complete this. Give me another flower and make it purple. There we go. Okay, it's in. It looks wonderful, human. It do you think so? It looks like trash. It looks like weeds. Here's a memory of your horticultural demonstration. Thank you. Memories from memories. You give me this. I gave you that. Yes, five memories. I got myself a whoopee cushion. Do you like it? Do you like my whoopee cushion? Are you happy with my purchase? Oh, my whoopee cushion. That's going in the backpack. That'll come in handy. I think this is my last target. I knew there'd be one around here. There we go. I think I got all of them. I'm going to tell the hiking person. Oh, you did it. Yes, I destroyed all the targets. Memories. Oh, I dropped my memory. All right, I'm able to go hiking now, but you know what? I could use a little snack beforehand. What does this thing do? Non-food. Inedible. We'll see about that. What's that? I showed you.


Businesses have to be crystal clear on what it is they believe. And I know that sounds rather obvious, but there's lots of times that they don't have that clarity. And then they need to make sure that the person they're hiring is a culture fit, not just a resume fit. So it's not just on their technical skills, their education, their previous experience. That stuff is important, but they also need to make sure that these people are in alignment with their core values and vision. I think one of the best interview questions someone can ask when hiring someone is, which of our core values do you feel most aligned with? First and foremost, that'll show you if the person being interviewed actually knows your core values. Did they do some due diligence? Did they do some homework? Or did they just mass blast 300 businesses to try to get an interview? Did they actually take the time to say, this business believes in these things and so do I. So that's step one. And step two is that they can actually explain why they feel aligned and why they feel that they would be the right fit. I try not to look at people or things as either good or bad or right or wrong. I think it's all about fit. I mean, you might be just the most remarkable candidate. You have an unbelievable education. You have tremendous work experience, unbelievable technical knowledge, but if you're not gonna be a good fit for our group, you don't believe what we believe you're not gonna be able to play nicely with everyone else on the team, then it doesn't matter how talented or experienced you are, you're not the right fit for us. Now that doesn't mean that you're bad. You may be the right fit for someone else, but it means you're not the right fit for us. So in business, they need to be crystal clear on what they're trying to achieve from the hiring standpoint. They wanna make sure that they are only hiring people that are in alignment with what it is they're trying to achieve. And a good portion of that has to do with core values, has to do with culture, making sure that people's behaviors and beliefs are in alignment. So first and foremost, they gotta get the right people on the team. And then they need to learn what each of those people does really, really well so they can put them in the right positions so that each person can make a maximum contribution to the greater good. Then they need to train and develop and empower and equip those people so that they're constantly improving. They need to make sure they're also holding those people accountable to doing their best work and showing up as their best self as consistently as possible and then be able to offer real-time feedback. And when you can kind of string all of these things together, you attract the right people, you put them in the right positions based on their talent, you empower them and you push them and you encourage them but you still hold them accountable. And now you've got everybody slowly swimming in the same direction which will move you closer towards that North Star and that goal that you set.


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What's going on everyone Sam here late in sports cards ripping one box of 22 a penini absolute football hobby for Mark s. It's good luck here mark. See we got buddy orange is gonna be Aiden Hutchinson to 75 Nice one there the draft diamonds Aaron Donald Michael Carter, there's Antoine or Alante Taylor for the Saints to 275 We've got Damian Pierce to 399 on the rookie Premier triple jersey ball jersey on for the Texans blue Jameson Williams 48 out of 50 It's pretty cool. It's first career catch with a touchdown The Andre Hopkins James Robinson Nice one here. That's gonna be a groundhogs of Derek Henry 82 out of 99 The first one I've seen of this so it's actually really cool This is iconic ink 34 of 35 how about a Carson Palmer for the bangles bangles legend USC legend Heisman winner. I think I could be wrong about that Yeah, him and Jordan. Yeah, like well, yeah, I was in trophy no, too. Let's go, baby What year was it? Oh, too. Oh, too. I think it was the first overall pick in Oh, yeah Years before that got red Christian McCaffrey to a hundred It's good areas Tony and Mike Evans. Oh, we've got a rookie force that is 27 out of 49 Hassan Haskins and then nice one here. We've got for the commanders 53 out of 75 for Darian Mathis on the rookie auto. That'll do it for your break there mark Thanks again for jumping in do appreciate my man. We'll get those right out to you, buddy