But what I'm gonna do is I'm going to hang a shelf right here. And good afternoon, everyone. How we doing? Hope you had a great weekend. We're back in the studio diving in. Before we get to the critical questions of the day, really important today, here's some art from Seth and it's Papa running up a mountain. He said, make sure the YouTube family sees my artwork and hang it up in the studio. So there we go. We're hanging it up in the studio right there. All right, I did not film today's six mile run because, yes, this is still broken. I ordered a new one today, so it should arrive by tomorrow. So we'll be back in business for filming the runs, but I did not take the GoPro with me today because this is broken and it's on its way out. So six miles today, 10K, seven, 10 a mile in the Nike React Infinity Run Flynits. There they are. And somebody commented on, I think Twitter asking, do I clean my shoes?  I rarely clean the shoes. It's just way too much work to keep them clean. So I can tell that these are going to be brown before too long, but it was a great run. Definitely the fastest I've gone. And there it is. I think I already showed you in kilometers on your screen. So definitely the fastest I've ran since coming back from the runner's knee. All as well, pain scale of zero. Okay, what is the goal of today's vlog? The goal is to figure out for me how I can serve you better moving forward through this YouTube channel. Okay, remember back in December, about a month ago, I asked this question in this vlog. It was titled, you decide the future of this channel. And in that, well, I'll just play it for you. This is the question of the day from that vlog. What vlog ideas or vlog categories would you like to see me focus on in 2020? And so from that vlog, from the question of the day, down in the comments, I've saved the link to that vlog so I can go back and reference your answers for ideas for the vlog moving forward in 2020. For example, there was a lot of comments sharing about how they love when I go up into the mountains and film and take the drone and get those beautiful mountain shots. I love doing that as well. And because the knee is feeling better, that's gonna be returning to the channel sooner rather than later. Now, as the channel has continued to evolve and grow, just so everyone knows, the channel started out as a daily life vlog channel. It was not focused on running, okay? But then about a year and a half ago, I started to publish more running content, maybe like once a week and once a week. And then I was like, wait a minute. Oh, people are kind of responding to this a little bit more. And sure enough, over the course of about three months, we started to grow. And I think what YouTube realized is like, oh, this channel has some decent running content. Let's continue to serve it up to other people on YouTube who are interested in running. So that was basically October 2018. October 2018, so about 15 to 16 months ago. And now look where we have arrived. So I wanna take you to the homepage of the YouTube channel real quick. Here it is on your screen, just so you can see it. So there is the homepage. It looks a little, it might look a little different because I'm logged in, but it's basically what you are looking at as well. Here's a little motivation video that I made for 2020, about a two minute video. A lot of people enjoyed watching that. And then just below it are the playlist, okay? So right here are the running vlogs. So every single day, a new video appears right there. There's today's that published at 5 a.m. this morning, the go run ride eight first impressions and on and on. And then if you use this arrow over here, you can navigate to older ones, okay? You recognize all those thumbnails. And then as you scroll down, running shoe reviews is the next playlist, running shoe first impressions, running race vlogs, okay? You recognize this, Western States, Pikes Peak, Amsterdam, New York City, on and on and on. And then the next playlist, popular uploads, how to run faster, Nike running shoes, Solomon running shoes. And then at the very bottom, the running questions and answers, which is really turning into something I'm really enjoying where I can field your questions in a weekly video. So that is the homepage. Oh, and I don't see the bell on mine because it's my own YouTube channel, but somewhere around here is usually the bell. Okay, let me just pull up real quick here. Now as a creator, again, I have embraced the fact that there's no way I can serve everyone exactly like they would want me to. For example, right now, I'm publishing a lot of new videos about running shoes. Why? Because I have a lot of new running shoes in my house because I was unable to run well for about three to four weeks, so the shoes piled up, okay? So that's why I'm playing a little bit of catch up right now, like the Skechers, like the A6 Gel Nimbus Light, et cetera, et cetera. And I know a lot of people subscribe to this channel just for the fact that I incorporate the family into the daily vlog. I know some people subscribe just for the beautiful mountain trail and ultra running vlogs, okay? I know some people subscribe just for the running race vlogs, all right? I know some people subscribe just for the Q and A's because they're just so passionate about absorbing information about this sport that they're just here to learn. They're not really here to be entertained and that's awesome. That's great and I love it. So with that said, the questions of the day, I have, I'm always discerning and always trying to figure out once again, how to serve you as best as possible. So for these questions of the day, there's three of them. They're all gonna be number answers, okay? And I would love if you answered something like this. You see right here, basically just like this, down in the comments, A, B and C, all right? A, B and C and then a number just after, if you could, all right? So that's gonna be the format for the questions of the day and just so you know, tell the truth. Tell the truth, the more honest you are with me, you're not gonna hurt my feelings, okay? The more honest you are with me, the better I will be able to serve you moving forward. All right, that is the key. Just tell the truth, all right? So A, B or C, all right? So here we go and I'm gonna try and word these questions as best as possible. I might have to repeat myself a little bit as I usually do anyways. All right, here we go. Questions of the day. And this is again, I'm gathering data, gathering information from your experience on this channel so I can learn how to serve you better. Number A, question one, A, all right? On average, how many videos per month do you watch on this channel? For example, if you watch the vlog every single day but you don't watch any additional videos, meaning you don't go back into the archive at all, that would be 30 or 31, okay, for A, all right? 30 or 30, if you just watch the vlog every single day but you don't go back and watch old videos. If you do go back, if you watch every vlog and you watch maybe 10 old videos, that would be 40, okay? If you watch once a week, perfect, put four. If you watch twice a month, put two. I don't care what, just tell the truth, okay? Really, think about it. Maybe you watch five days a week, then you can do the math to figure out what that number should be, okay? So that's A, thank you, thank you, thank you. This is so important for me to listen to. Number B, this is also critical, here we go. B, number B, sorry. B, okay, how do I phrase this? How much of the vlogs do you watch on average? Meaning, do you usually, now think on average, do you usually get through, as you're watching one vlog, do you get through 50%? Do you get through 90% of the vlog? Maybe you only watch 30%. All right, so how far into the vlogs on average do you get? Maybe it's 100%, maybe no matter what, you watch all the way to the end, which means all the way through those end screens that you see and you can click on old vlogs. If you watch all the way through, it's 100. If you usually just watch like 10 to 20%, just to get a feel for what the vlog is and then you usually click away, whatever. So on average, what percentage of the vlogs do you finish? Yeah, does that make sense? I'm overthinking it. Just how much through the vlog do you usually, maybe it's 80, maybe it's 70. Again, just tell the truth, just tell the truth. Thank you, thank you, thank you. One more, one more, here we go. C, knowing your life in viewing habits, what would be the ideal length in time for you to watch over 90% of the daily vlog? So I'm looking for a time answer. So is it three minutes? Is it eight minutes? Is it 20 minutes? So what length of vlog, so this is a really, really, really, really critical. Most of the vlogs right now are between 10 and 14 minutes because what I'm trying to discern and figure out is what length of daily vlog do you have time for to watch 90% of the vlog? Okay, so maybe it's 90 seconds, maybe it's six minutes, maybe it's 17 minutes. Honesty is all I'm looking for. You guys rock, thank you, thank you, thank you. Again, the answer is to these questions of the day and sorry, I got a little excited there but I'm just, again, I'm just trying to discern how to serve you better moving forward. All right, thank you, so fun and we're not done. Vlog's not over. I'm gonna do a little workout here in the studio. Family's taking a nap right now. Maybe we'll get the family and the vlog here in a little bit but what I'm gonna do is I'm going to hang a shelf right here. Okay, there it is on the back wall. I'll have to get a better light to shine on that but that is the shoe. Again, just memories for my sake mostly to just keep plugging away, just keep plugging away. Okay, I'm gonna call the vlog there.  Again, hope you had a great weekend. Thank you, thank you, thank you for answering the questions of the day as just give me the truth, just give me the truth. Speak the truth today, okay? Onward and upward, here in the studio. Oh, have a great week, have a great week. All right, oh man, I don't even know what I'm gonna toss it back to on the right. I will pick a vlog for the right and the left. Vlogs on the right and the left that maybe you haven't seen before in the past. Just a couple random ones from yesterday year. All right, everyone, thanks for being here. Thanks for watching. Seek beauty, work hard and love each other. See you tomorrow.


All right, everybody. So what I want to do is I wanted to bring in somebody who could help us out with taxes, especially as we get to towards the end of the year, we're in December 2022. And there's a lot of things that happen. So I brought in a friend of the show, David, camera from coin ledger to answer some questions. David, thanks for coming by. Yeah, it's always good to be on. I was like chatting with you. So let's do it. Hey, man, I need to save some people because there's like, there's a couple of questions that came up. And one of those big questions was Rob, what do we need to know right now before the year ends? And I was like, that's a good question. Because if we're going to do an education series coming up in January 2023, February and March, but what if you'll need to know like right now before 2022 ends? Yeah, and it's a good question because it's very relevant. You and I were chatting a little bit before, but the main thing to know before 2022 ends is you need to know where you're at from a tax liability standpoint. And let me explain why. Because the beginning of 2022, if everyone remembers, January, February, March, prices were ripping, right? It was still on the up. And so if you were making trades, earning staking words, earning interest, you were realizing income at those high price levels. Then obviously price is correct.  And what happens, right? This is the nature of humans is during the up markets, people are checking their portfolios and they're seeing how much money they're making. And as soon as things start to go down out of sight out of mind, they kind of forget about it. And so the risk that thousands of crypto investors are at is if you were realizing taxable events at the start of the year when prices were very high and you haven't done anything since then, you could be looking at a large tax bill if you don't realize losses now. So what you should do before the end of December is take a look at where your portfolio is and what taxable events and taxable income you've incurred coin ledgers a good platform to help you do that, but you can do it by hand as well. And if you have, you know, gains that you incurred from January to March and you haven't done anything since then you're still holding these assets that have now drawn down 80%. What you should do is harvest those losses so that it offsets those gains you were realizing earlier in the year. This can save you a ton of money and the risk. If you don't do anything, if you just let it ride through the end of December to the new year and, you know, come April you finally log in to do your taxes. You might be looking at a massive tax bill that you can do nothing about now because 2022 is over. That is your taxable income for the year. You can't retroactively go and sell to harvest losses and realize losses. So the Twitter comment that you shared with us is it's a great one because people should before the years over take assessment of where they're at from a tax liability standpoint. And that caught off guard, you know, when taxes are actually due, which is April 18th in 2023. Perfect. So there's two things to unpack there. First of all, you said, you know, we can do what we want to and take a look at our spreadsheets or use Queen Ledger. I'm going to be honest with you, man. I don't like to pour through spreadsheets and I especially don't like to look through all my exchanges to see like, because I dollar cost average and a lot of people that are watching this video, they dollar cost average. That's different price points every single day, week and month. And to go back there, honestly, sounds like a very daunting task. So I'm not, I'm not, I don't have the time or the effort or the energy to do those things. That's why I like that Queen Ledger is around. And the second thing when you take it, when you talk about taking a look at like looking back before things get crazy. The first thing I think is first I get anxiety and like, damn it, now I got to do those things and go through it and put this into a product. But with Queen Ledger, and there's a link in the description, and it looks just like this. And of course, that is an affiliate link, but also there's a video on how to set everything up, especially with the API integration. And the one thing I like about with Queen Ledger is because on the website itself, you look at the pricing. First of all, you can start for free. You just, you can look at it, start for free, and that's what's awesome. And then it says right here, start for free. But if you want to actually generate the reports and send them off to your CPA, which I've done now two years straight, there's different tiers for. I mean, 49 bucks, trust me, peace of mind, 9919929, whatever you want to do, it's up to you. But I just like that option. And then lastly, that there was one thing that you talked about, you talked about tax loss harvesting, which would be okay.  Can we, I always get this question, can we buy back? Because a lot of people are in the traditional market. So like, I can't buy back my stocks, my equities because it's a security and that's called wash trading. Can we do that still with crypto? Yeah, you can. And that's a great highlighting point that I didn't hit on in my rant there. You can. So because the IRS explicitly defines cryptocurrencies as property, right? It defines things like stocks as securities and explicitly in the code, wash sales apply to securities. You know, it's consensus in the space that right now, you know, digital assets and cryptocurrency, the wash sale doesn't apply. So you can again sell, harvest your losses, buy back into the exact same position at a lower basis, and then you've realized those losses. So the answer is yes, you can do that. Perfect. I did that with XRP, worked out pretty well for that year. Okay, so that is it. I just want to show people a little snippet about what to expect. We'll have David and some of his group on hopefully some CPAs in January, February and March to answer the tough questions such as a thing like what happens when exchanges fell, what can I do with my other crypto? How do I set this up? So we'll do all those things in January, February and March. I just want to put this out quickly so people understand before the year is over. David, thanks for stopping by, man. We appreciate it. Thank you for having me. I'll see you guys. All right, let's jump back.


What's going on everybody? This is 181920 Panini Revolution Chinese New Year dual Eight box break. This is four boxes in 1920 and four boxes of 1819 If you're one of the first nine people to buy a spot in this break, you're entered a win at free spot So we're going to roll the dice for all three and go three into three six times So first got to determine the early bird. Here are the first nine people one two three four five six seven eight nine six times there's one two three four five and six Matthew s congrats. You got the free spot So now let's take all 15 names and play some Right here because everyone gets two teams Two random teams no tears in this one So let's go six times one two three four Five six and final Rick down to steven k and now for the list of mba teams gonna go six times one two three four Five six and final six times clippers down to the jazz So here you go Rick clippers chance sons pacers josh with the mav steven k hornets steven surrey thunder mike magic quarry nuggets steven k gris obadiah pelicans chance sixers david nicks zaki matthew calves josh spurs quarry kings mike lakers david hawks chance pistons matt matthew s raptor steven netz matthew hedges bulls matthew s bucks teawolves and rockets steven k warriors obadiah blazers zack wizards rick celtics and steven k steven cone jats so that was the randomizer um We got four boxes right here of 1819 and four boxes in 1920 so what i'm gonna do is Open the trading window, but i'm gonna start ripping the boxes since It's kind of a longer break so you can see on the top camera there We're gonna start with 1819 and then we'll do 1920 So we know if anybody wanted to trade Yeah, if you can I don't know where the keys are so that'd be fun I always lose those need to uh digital Digital keys or something Huh? No, i'm saying like a scan face scanner All right later. Thanks Thank you. All right trade window closed no trading. So good luck everybody This is 1819 and then we'll do 1920 after this there's kairi Lebron james And all cards ship in this one. There's autoporter jr There's mo vagner. I don't think we'll sleeve all of the cracked ice reds, but the prominent players and rookies. We will stein There's davante graham gordon jacob evans fornia There's kd for the warriors michael porter jr Nice one there devon booker Green devon booker very nice that one's 44 of 88. That's for the phoenix sons. That's going out to chance that Yeah, I think we'll probably keep the hit drops on the instagram just because They sort of take a long time to do sometimes take up to like 30 40 minutes for just six cards So i think we'll probably keep that on instagram for now, but maybe you never know We've done it before on this website a few years ago Well, yeah, I mean it might be a little faster on here, but It doesn't really make our, you know Time worthwhile on the main channel to do, you know only a six-pot break in 30 40 minutes when we could do, you know 12 boxes or something in 30 40 minutes double the you know Double the revenue That's why we don't you know do personals on here or anything like that Keep it separate Well, we found the best way to do but you never know things change Maybe next year at this time we do only group breaks on instagram of personals on youtube. I've No idea where we could be headed There's shagill just alexander a very nice one for the clippers dian waders and bead jaren jackson jr There's a green tj warren 87 of 88 Collins sexton and that's it for that box I don't think we'll have any more of those those were kind of a one-time thing that we had They didn't make a lot of those unfortunately Just make a suggestions box everyone can just submit their tickets to bang bang dallas mavericks josh pruce Chinese new year parallel luka donchich hot card base luka what uh What toy manufacturer In vermont offers a lifetime toy warranty teddy bear The vermont teddy bear a duh That's easy Come on guys Whoa treyong what a box treyong red uh red chinese new year david broones is hawks Sick box right there and a lebron base Yeah, it will hosey. It's a it's in a little long. It's in a little bit, but it will break tonight There's a green yokich to 88 shake millon All right one more box of 1819 But kind of covered our bases with the big two rookies here, but we'll see Red light challenge We need subtitles no autos really In this stuff Let's say look for them, but I've never hit one from one of these Got the cash cab rocking the new cash cab sucks though They got these new like social shout out Where it's clearly a fake like facebook live And they ask for questions there, but it's just obviously like the staff typing and stuff Yeah, I see the last sale almost uh on a ps8 10 on that luka red chinese new year is 220 bucks All right, that's pretty good There's kd Green to the 88 tj warrant sons kari Vincent edwards We got a yanis Lebron kevin nox chinese new year rookie jokich 40 a I don't know if Kobe's in here or not And miles bridges Didn't see one though Think revolution might be only active players So he would have been retired by this these sets, but maybe I don't know onto the 1920. Good luck Coming up next is leaf best of sports a little behind, but we'll catch up A stileos your girl stileos All right, let's do this four more boxes to go. This is 19 by 20 Deondra Aiden Tyler hero There is Romeo Langford Kevin Knox Clint Capella There's a Lebron base Nice kevin poor jr. There for the calves. Let's go out to Matthew Hedges There's garland Kempa Walker There's cam reddish chinese new year parallel Jay Crowder Ricky Rubio rj Barrett And bass and the rest There's kevin boarder jr. chinese new year parallel There's terry rozier Lebron james chinese new year parallel And a tyler hero There's a green number to 88 tj war Pacers Langford Kd for the nets There's cam reddish. There's yannis There's mafando for the clippers Ben Simmons and kawaii Leonard clippers and rj barrett All right, two more boxes to go a couple more boxes to go We've got dame dala for the blazers number to 88 draugage Lebron base Seiku chinese new year parallel a few more here tijurumi All right last box good luck a chopstick and a fork. I didn't know that Exists box here. Thanks everybody for getting in There's our first autograph from this stuff cam reddish It's 15 of 22 For david broones with the hawks 15 to 22 cam reddish auto Yeah, those are pretty good. I mean If it's a number to 22, you know, it's rare, right? We got a seiku john wall. There's a zion base There you go obi They couldn't get jackie robinson there's uh clackston julio okufor And that's it. Thanks everybody for getting in appreciate it. That was revolution dual break number one


Today we're going to be looking at how to find out the name of an application or package on your Android device. Let's go ahead and dive right in. So how can we find out the name of an application or package that we have on our Android device? There's a number of ways you can do this if you have the actual APK. You can pull that apart and look at it or you can always look up online, but sometimes you don't know what to look up. So for example, we have a camera application on my phone here. So this is my phone on my right, my desktop on my left connected through USB ADB. How do we know the name of this particular Android camera application? Well, something you can do is you can use the ADB shell and the package manager to list packages. If we do that, we'll list all the packages on there. And of course, you can use something like grep to look for maybe camera. Now here doing this, it does list two applications that have the name camera that are on this device, but I can tell you right now, neither of them are this camera application. So how do I know what specifically is this camera application? Well, when it comes to your Linux shell, I'm sorry, Android shell, which is a Linux shell, we can do ADB shell and we can do log cat. Now log cat's just going to be listing a whole bunch of things that your phone is doing.  So that's a lot of information. But what we can do is we can now put that into grep CMP. And now this is going to look for lines that have the word CMP in them. And when an application does something usually in the log, it will say the name of that application and the activity it's doing with CMP equals before that. So what I'm going to do is here, I'm going to do this, it's going to list out some stuff because it does bring up previous stuff that did, I'm going to enter a couple of times so we can tell where we currently are. Now if I click on any program, we should see the name of that application and the activity that's running. So for example, I click on the camera here and you can see the name of this application is org.lineageos.apture. So now we have the name of this application. And that can be very useful if you're trying to launch that with a shell script or from ADB or kill it or disable it or uninstall it. Having the package name is important. And now we know that this particular application is org.lineageos.apture on this particular device. So and then I click home and you can see that my home screen is using Launcher and this is the name of the package for Launcher. If I was to click on my messages application, you can see that it's using com.android.messaging. I can also click on the web browser here and you can see that it's org.lineageos.jelly. So just knowing that this is my web browser, even if it's brave, it's not just going to be the application isn't called brave, it's going to be whatever the package name is. And it's not just the name of the APK, it's what the actual APK is installed as. So again, I can click on the phone application here and you can see com.android.dialr is the default dialer on LineageOS. A lot of devices, if you have the default stock firmware, lots of times a lot of these default applications are going to be variations. So in case, in this case, we have com.android.dialr. Lots of times if it's an Android or I'm sorry, a Google-based version of Android, they will take that code, slightly modify it and re-release it and it will be something like com.android.google.dialr or com.google.android.dialr without the name Google in there because it's a slight variation with their little proprietary code in there. So it's not always going to be the same. So being able to do this is very useful. So again, we're using the logcat command. So ADV shell logcat, which gives you a whole bunch of information on what your phone is doing right here in the shell. And then we're grepping for CMP and that way we can easily find what application is running when we click on it. And once we have that, again, we can disable that application, kill that application, start that application, pull up other information on that application. So we're going to use this in the future video. So I just want to get this out of the way. I do thank you for watching. Please visit filmsbychrist.com. That's Chris of the K. There should be a link in the description to my website where you can find more information, loads of videos that you can search through, games I've made, and places to support me like Libre, PayPal, and Patreon. Again, thank you for watching, and I hope that you have a great day.


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We decided to do this tour because Boyd Island is such a significant diverse area right here in the city and Earth Hour tries to draw attention to things that we can do for climate change and also how it impacts the environment and the plants, the diverse plants on the island can kind of help too. So we want to educate people and we want people to understand that there are things that they can do and there are things in their own backyard that are meaningful and they need to be familiar with them and this is a treasure truly that not many people have seen yet. We decided to come on Earth Hour Nature Walk because it was an adventure around Columbia. It was something free to do and also to learn more about our area. We learned a lot of things on the Nature Walk. We learned about some native plants. We learned about some animals. We also learned some fun history and facts about granite and also Spanish moss. I also managed CPAC which is the Columbia Climate Protection Action Committee and Campaign and we have a committee that meets twice a month and they advise city council members on environmental things and right now they're trying to push the city going green with power and not using coal based power and the goal is by 2036 and it's a really kind of big goal and we're getting there but if people want to follow our activities I would love that. They can go to the city's website and that's columbiasc.gov and then go under departments and we're CPAC.


This study uses x-ray fluorescence to assess the geochemical impacts of high severity fires on a subalpine lake in Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado, USA. The results show that immediately after 17 high severity fires, sedimentary concentrations of five elements increased but returned to pre-fire levels within three decades. Multivariate analyses indicate that erosion of weathered mineral material from the catchment is a primary mechanism through which high severity fires impact element cycling. A longer-term trend in sediment geochemistry was also identified over millennial timescales, indicating that repeated loss of rock-derived nutrients from the terrestrial ecosystem due to high severity fires can cause significant changes in key nutrient cycles. Further documentation and quantification of this important mechanism linking fire regimes and biogeochemical cycles are needed to understand the future of fire-prome coniferous forests. This article was authored by Borenger Elays, Philippi Iguera, Kendra K. McLauchelen, and others. We are article.tv, links in the description below.