Welcome to our session. Let us discuss the calling question. The question says, proof that the angle subtended by an arc at the center is double the angle subtended by it at any point on the remaining part of circle. Using the above, do the calling, proof that the angle formed by a chord in the major segment is acute. Now, we will first prove the first part. We have given a circle with center O, the A O B at the center, point C on remaining part of the circle. We have to prove O B is equal to 2 times angle AC because these are radii O. Let us name this equation as equation number Z equal to 2 times angle O C B. Let us name this as equation number 2, angle A O B down and take care.


Live from Las Vegas, it's theCUBE. Covering Dell Technologies World 2018. Brought to you by Dell EMC and its ecosystem partners. Welcome back to theCUBE's coverage of Dell Technologies World 2018 here in Las Vegas. I'm Stu Miniman joined by my co-host Keith Townsend. Happy to welcome to the program, first time guest, Kevin Chatskamer, who's the Vice President of Service Rider Strategy and Solutions with Dell EMC. Kevin, thanks for joining us. Thank you for having me. All right, so first time on the program, give us a little bit about your background. You know, what brought you to the Dell family attack company? Sure, absolutely. So I've been in the service provider industry supporting and working with service providers, gosh, about 20 years. Working in areas, first at the launch of two G mobile data services, three G, four G. Now we're at the advent of five G. And during the entire time, what we've continued to witness continued move away from proprietary, more towards open technologies. Obviously moving away from proprietary hardware, appliances, more towards x86 based appliances, the networking stacks moving more and more open. And in the last 18 months during my journey here at Dell EMC, it was an opportunity to really come in and recognize Dell EMC and Dell Technologies family of companies as the foundational technologies for how we watch the telco industry really transform itself and start to embrace IT transformation to their own operations. Yeah, that's a great background. We had a great, Keith and I had a great discussion with Tom Burns talking about networking. We've been watching the open networking piece. But we haven't gotten into all the Gs as much. So, you know, explain to our audience, you know, we've got interop down the street, you know, we've done coverage of Mobile World Congress, but you know, five G, some of the standards are there, some of the things going to sort out. These time fit transitions do take years to go, but why so important and how does Dell play into the story? I think, you know, if we go back towards kind of the 2012 timeframe, I think there were two acronyms that really came to the forefront. It was SDN and it was NFV. And at the time it was really discussed in the lens of how we saw the second half of 4G materializing and recognizing that for the second half of 4G with the early days of IoT, the economics of how you operate the networks needed to train drastically, right? So we saw some of that start to happen. When we look at NFV in the industry, I think there's a little bit of trough of disillusionment out there. I think we see some use cases that have been successful. We've seen some challenges in terms of operationalizing NFV at scale. I think SDN to date has really been confined to sitting within the data center for interconnecting servers and building overlay technologies for the data centers. But what I expect to see now as we go into 5G is not the need for incremental improvement, but the need for an absolute step function in terms of performance, in terms of reliability, in terms of reduction in latency, all at a drastically different cost economics. So now when we start to think about the second wave of NFV and we think about SDN leaving the data center, I think that's where we're going to see 5G really play a lead from taking some of the technology as we've been talking about in siloed pockets and really see them move to scaled operation. So you mentioned a lot of the telco space in this environment. I've got familiarity with how EMC used to work with the service providers. Dell, of course, plays up and down and all over the place. What's the relationship of the telcos and the service providers from the Dell family? Yeah, I think when Dell technology speaks about the four transformations, we talked about workforce transformation, IT transformation, digital transformation, and security transformation, I think all of those are opportunities for the telcos and service providers in two ways. One is recognizing that their own network operations are transforming and that embracing the concepts of the IT transformation inside of their own operations, obviously with the telco grade reliability is an area that we work very closely with the telcos and SVs around. The second part is recognizing that the digital transformation and the shift towards digital for most of small medium business will be recognized through service providers through cloud technologies. So the second way we work very closely with these service providers is helping them build the services that allow them to capture digital transformation as it moves off-prem into the cloud. So Kevin, can you provide some clarity or vision into the service provider space when it comes to the need for innovation to make that step transformation to 5G? In the enterprise, we can see VMware, NSX and we're blown away by it and that's way beyond what a lot of customers need but there's still a lot of work to go to your point. What are some of those innovations that have to happen? Yeah, absolutely. So I think if you're at Mobile World Congress and just about any trade show event and even Michael Dell's keynote this morning at Dell Technologies World, the conversation of the edge came up. And I think that there's still a lot of debate around what the edge is and I know that the conversation came up around distribution of compute but I think that the conversation is really around decentralization. So if we've looked over the last five years as cloud services like AWS and Microsoft Azure, IBM, SoftLayer, various others have really been built. They've been built around a model that to achieve efficiency and scale, you have to build massively scaled centralized data centers. Now, it turns out that low latency, highly interactive services that are very data driven just don't work well when the distance between the applications and the users consuming those applications is really large. Latency is too high, jitters too high, it's a little bit too unpredictable. So I think that the number one iteration, the number one innovation that we will see in the networks is the innovation at the edge. Now, the edge can be on-prem, it can sit on-prem at stadiums and venues, it can sit at the cell site, it can sit in the mobile backhaul network, it can sit at central office locations and I think what we'll continue to see is recognition of not necessarily if you build it, they will come model the recognition that there is a class of services and applications that the edge just makes sense to rally around and we'll see the edge become the new cloud. So as we talk about NFV, the edge, share some light, like what would the CPE device look like at the edge? Is that NFV running on the customer's virtualized infrastructure? Is that truly some x86 box that the service provider puts in place that's provided by Dell? What clear picture are hold for the edge? So the answer is yes, right? So the answer is it's a CPE that sits on the branch and at the enterprise-prem, right? And Dell EMC and Mobile World Congress and most recently announced our virtual edge platform family of products with the first platform being the virtual edge platform 4600, right? The industry's first Skylake D platform specifically targeting the access and branch edge. But in addition to that, I think that what we're going to see is in these central office locations, the boundaries between what is a compute device and what is a network device really start to blur, right? And that modular servers that include x86 and merchant silicon and FPGA to terminate certain circuit switch workloads like Cloud RAN and smart NICs to be able to process data on the NIC itself are really going to start to come to the forefront. Maybe we see GPUs start to be included in that as well for more machine learning and artificial intelligence use cases. But I think that going forward, the end goal of the programmability that we talk about both at the application layer as well as at the infrastructure layer means that the boundaries between what's a server and what's a network device really start to blur. Kevin, last question I have for you. When I talk to server fighters, it feels like they're being pulled from both sides. So on the one side, there's public cloud, lots of them are figuring out how to do direct connect, work integrate into those services for VMware's partnering with them on that. On the other side, there's all this edge stuff that you've been talking about. Massive footprint and so many pieces that they need to think about. What do you hear from your customers? What's their biggest challenges and opportunities that they're facing? Yeah, and I think you're right. I think that when customers are being torn and service providers are being torn in the way that they are, they somewhat retreat to an or mindset. Is it this or this? Do I live in the public cloud or do I live at my edge? Do I live in an open source environment or do I embrace technologies coming from industry vendors? And I think more and more what we're seeing is a transition to an end environment and recognition that certain applications and workloads are well suited to reside in particular locations. Michael said in his keynote this morning that the cloud is not a place it's a business model. And I think that what we actually see is even extending that thought a little further is that the cloud is just a whole bunch of different places. We're going to move services and applications and workloads to the locations that are best able to meet the subscriber experience and deliver on what the applications expect. Kevin, really appreciate you help giving us some insight into one of the more dynamic pieces of the IT industry. We'll be back with lots more coverage here from Dell World 2018. I'm Stu Miniman. This is Keith Townsend. Thanks for watching theCUBE.


Okay Good morning, this is the house health care committee. It's Friday March 12 just about 8 a.m. and We are convening earlier than normal because today is the day before crossover and we have a lot of Work on our plate still although I think we can achieve it And I want to just I'm going to turn to represent Cordis to I think wants to help us remember the significance of this day as well. So representative Cordis March Friday March 13th 2020 was the last day that the Vermont legislature worked together in the state house. It's been a full year And much like a natural disaster where the glass of milk and the cup of coffee were left in place As people fled. It has the same feel. I don't remember what I left in our committee room and it's been a year full of Loss and stress and angst, but also a year of incredible open-heartedness and generosity and Solidarity of all of us here in this zoom room and all of our communities pulling together In this brave little state to help one another out and I'm profoundly grateful Thank you and I too express my Deep gratitude for all that we have we have a lot to be grateful for being in Vermont and Being amongst the safest states in the country But we also have to acknowledge that the deep losses that many people in Vermont and elsewhere Can we just take a moment of silence just to Just to acknowledge the losses that we have had. Thank you And I think it's entirely particularly appropriate for us as the health care committee to be Noting both the significance of today and and the changes that we've Kind of the resilience in a sense The changes that we've found how to how to accommodate What has truly been a life-changing experience for for everyone? Okay Thank you represent quarters for helping us remember the significance of today So we have in front of us today My goal is for us to achieve closure on the Work we've been doing around Expanding Dr. Dinosaur and that's what we'll turn our attention to first and then we'll turn our attention to As to 10 to continue our work through that you should be receiving if you haven't received it already You should be receiving any time now a revision of to 10 Katie did a terrific job last night of Doing as we as as was suggested and what do you want to thank you for that for initiate helping to initiate that That I think is was very very thoughtful and helpful and Katie has incorporated all of the Documentation and references to the parts of the findings will be going over that later in the morning But you should have it and if you get a chance you can be looking at that as well First of but first one Yes, it is in the inbox is Okay, right just so great. It may not have gone through editing yet But I had I decided to send it prior to editing if because I don't think that will change it in a substantive way So to bring us back to our Work on Expanding Dr. Dinosaur I'm going to ask Jen I asked I've had Jen draft several several dirt versions of a proposal and I want to Ask Jen to walk us through it and I want to give a little commentary as we walk through it If that's okay because I think it'll help put some context on why why it's structured the way it is And And then we can then we can you know have further committee discussion and See where we go from there So Jen good morning again. Thank you for being here Welcome. Good morning Jennifer Carvey Legislative Council. I will put up this draft so we can all Be looking at it. It is also posted on the committee page And if you can yes, if you increase the font for those of us who are challenged I'll clue myself Yes, is that good I can make it bigger Just a touch bigger. I think that's good Good for folks Yeah great So at this is a committee bill So it Has a statement of purpose in it that I've been changing to reflect what's in the bill But it would be entitled at least for now an act relating to expanding eligibility for Dr. Dinosaur to all income eligible children and pregnant individuals regardless of immigration status It would add a new section in title 33 in chapter 19, which is the medical assistance chapter It's the Medicaid and other similar programs chapter And I put it in where there was an empty number So there's Dr. Dinosaur coverage for undocumented immigrants And it would require the agency of human services to provide coverage under the Dr. Dinosaur program to children and pregnant individuals who are Undocumented immigrants, but who would otherwise be eligible for medical assistance from the state under the applicable provision of the Social Security Act which is the the children and pregnant women coverage option for states under Medicaid law I have sent this language to the diva folks to Confirm that the reference is right. So I'm still waiting to make sure that that is the right federal reference Section 2 would appropriate funds to the agency of human services It would appropriate one million dollars in one time funds to the agency of human services in fiscal year 2022 to begin Implementation of the diet Dr. Dinosaur expansion set forth in that first section I don't know if there's anything you want to say on that. Well, I think I think I'll have you walk through the But I want to explain that section in particular Section 3 would direct the agency of human services to include the full costs of expanding Dr. Dinosaur eligibility to undocumented immigrants pursuant to that section new section 33 BSA section 1901 C in the agency's fiscal year 2023 budget proposal And then finally we have effective dates section 2 that one time funding appropriation would take effect on July 1 of this year Which is the beginning of FY 22 The remainder would take effect on passage with the agency making coverage available to eligible undocumented immigrants under Dr. Dinosaur in accordance with section one not later than July 1 2022 And that is it So let me make a couple comments in terms of explaining the content there Excuse me So there's really two parts one is to direct the agency human services and diva in particular to expand Dr. Dinosaur to Pregnant women and children who are just regardless of immigration status effective not the year that's coming up that we're right now building a budget for The numbers are confusing still for me sometimes but we're talking about fiscal year 2022 22 right So if you think of it is starting this July and ending next June that's always the way I think of it is This year is going to end next June 30 of 22 so it's FY 22 So what we're what we're saying in this is that they shall propose in their budget that it would be implemented Not in this coming fiscal year that we're working on in the appropriations to me right now but in the following year And I think I think that's what diva testified that that was I mean that in order to achieve it that was that was achievable It would take some additional funds to actually put it in place. I think a hundred thousand dollars was the amount that they talked about And that there would be indeed some additional cost but that we're saying please put it in your budget proposal for that year And of course then it will get considered as part of a budget proposal I've also added a section that says and I Picked an arbitrary number of a million dollars of one-time funds To be appropriated to the agency human services rather than to diva specifically now you remember diva isn't Is a department under the agency of human services And I asked Jen to have it be appropriated to the agency human services to give the greatest range of flexibility For how they might find a way to begin implementing this in this Year prior to proposing it for their budget In my mind that gives them flexibility. I mean there's a level of There's a level of Specificity that we will not we can't and shouldn't try to take the time to sort out here today But if there's a way to do it and if we can use one-time funds They may be doing they may be able to do it through a series of grants to organizations They may be able to do it through some early implementation that they discover they actually can do so I I think sending the money to AHS gives them the broadest flexibility It also and the dollar amount is frankly Something that the Appropriations Committee would have to determine what an appropriate amount was Whether one-time funds were truly available etc and But the key is that this will then Trigger sending this bill to the Appropriations Committee Which is where in fact we want it to go So that they can consider the possibility of something with one-time funds and or To consider something with with one-time funds or to see if there's some Something that emerges beyond the point in time that we have today to try to set this in motion So that's that's the explanation I wanted to give for For that section in particular I see represent are you a question I have a question for Jen Because we sometimes use the term Migrant workers for example, and we're saying here Undocumented immigrants and I was just like double-checking the definition immigrant does normally mean a person with the intent to Reside permanently and I think we want to make sure we're not excluding Migrant workers who don't have the intent to reside permanently. I'm wondering if we want to use people who reside in Vermont But are undocumented whether that would make sense or not I'm not sure that term helps either because resident reside or Vermont resident is typically somebody who has is domiciled here with the intent to remain here Let's not try to get into it then I think I think the meeting will be clear. I don't think this was this You know, I've worked on a few things for introduction this year that related to individuals who are in our Undocumented workers and working with a colleague to try to figure out what the right terminology is. This is what we had come to at the time So I you know, I think some of that is why I was trying to use regardless of immigration status We can use that throughout if you would prefer That it might be a little bit less clear No, I think that explanation is fine and I don't think there's any Question about intent. I don't think diva would be going and saying oh, we got to separate out, you know Based on intent to stay so okay And throughout our statutes, we do tend to use the agency of human services in a lot of places for the Medicaid program Just to explain why it says now says agency of human services throughout instead of diva even though you're hearing from diva diva does a lot of the implementation work But just just to explain where that came from Okay So represent Peterson Yes, thank you. Um I'm not familiar with Dr. Dinosaur I'm not familiar with the program and what it entails the individual to have what requirements there are Of the individual or family if any Um, and if someone could just What I'm wondering is is there a like a copay for a visit? Is there any sort of a premium or piece of this that that they pay? Uh, if someone could just just so I know So the the short answer is yes actually for dr. Dinosaur for certain income for income levels above I think 195 of poverty There it is Under statute permissible to charge a premium and I believe there is an income sensitized sliding scale premium that goes up from income levels above that Um, I also believe in nolence here. So he may be able to weigh in as well, but I think the same Um prescription drug copays likely apply In dr. Dinosaur the one two and three Dollars at least for the part that's Medicaid funded But I termed it nolan for that the way I would Look at it is that dr. Dinosaur is the umbrella name We use for Medicaid coverage for children and there's multiple programs So regular kids and we have our children's health insurance program, which is does have a small family premium But otherwise it's just it's a blanket name umbrella name for kids under the Medicaid program. I see I see now It is it's available to those who are living in vermont not to I mean there's there's an eligibility That they go through as there is for Medicaid generally And we will we will require these Families and children to follow all those guidelines of income Um, um, so forth and so on correct. I mean yes As far as eligibility. Yes, it requires so the language requires the agency to provide coverage to those people who would Uh, otherwise For medical assistance from the state under the program that allows us to run dr. Dinosaur Now when and I don't know if anybody here can answer this and I'm sorry for nitpicking, but I I need to know this When a family An immigrant fan undocumented family worked for a farm They paid How were they paid? Do we know? I mean is there pay? Um Can you find it out? I mean, is it able to be quantified? Um Do we know that I don't I hate to ask that I'm trying to find out if it's if it's uh, if they get a check and it goes in the account and there's uh, You know an irs. Doc that goes somewhere. I don't know So to be honest my knowledge of this is fairly limited but comes mainly from working on a bill with representative cordis this year um for introduction this year that dealt With hospital finance and healthcare facility financial assistance policies and through that I think we identified some of the ways with the office of healthcare advocate that people who are not US citizens are not lawfully lawfully residing would be able to Prove their financial eligibility and so I can look at that I mean I guys that's what i'm getting at you can't can financial eligibility be proven. Um based on how they're paid I believe so and I think there's references been made over time to the fact that uh, in fact numbers of folks working in that status Are actually paying taxes, uh having having deductions taken from their pay As a product in the same way that uh an employer would otherwise So I think yeah, yeah, I maybe there may be some exceptions, but I don't think it's the rule Right, right. I know there's exceptions. I'm sure there are but I I just wonder how When these folks come to a farm, I wonder if there's anything set up with a farmer has to You know follow certain rules and paying an undocumented person. I guess I don't know just a food for thought Yeah um Did you have something? Just that it does put the honest on on diva They're all that they have to They have to do this in accordance with the rules for determining income eligibility So they will have to having mechanism for Doing that. Yeah, good point. Good point. Okay, and the terminology I was looking for was the profit and loss statement so under this other This other bill That creates its own process for things Um that talks about an income tax return and then it would allow someone to to provide a profit and loss statement in lieu of an income tax return. So that may be the kind of thing that could be used in this instance Okay, uh Representative golden there's something you need you're looking to weigh in on this particular point I am I would like to directly committee towards the romant health connect website Um, which has the really excellent grid of a description of the premium payments and family size and income levels For eligibility for dr. Dinosaur So anyone I could forward it to the committee if that would be helpful um You don't pay any premium just as an example of your one person household and your income is $2,000 So those kind that kind of information is available on their website for those that might be interested. Thank you Our representative page Yes, a couple of things. I wonder how easy it would be for a um undocumented family members to To get that information from their employer to present it show How much they are making or not making? Um, I think in some ways that may be a hindrance And this is just me thinking that it might be a hindrance in uh improving how much you're making or not making I I don't know. Okay Yep Go ahead chair Well, I think I think I go again. I think the point that Representative donahue made is I think well taken that it would it really puts the onus on diva to I mean, I don't think we want to have no eligibility requirement But it puts the onus on diva to think about how to do this in a way that's most appropriate The other issue is the million dollar sum Yesterday when we took testimony from diva We mentioned I thought it was 1.4 million dollars was coverage of children and and pregnant women So I'd be happy I'd be happy to have that number changed that because it's a reference number and and maybe 1.4 Would be the appropriate number for us to use because we've heard that in testimony as what it would require for a full year So I'd be happy to have that Adjusted, uh, it's a point of reference. I would suggest it's a point of reference It's not something our committee can determine in any case, but it would it would allow then for Uh communication with the appropriations committee to say that in our testimony We heard that that was the dollar amount that a full year would it the best estimate at this point Would that be That that seemed to make sense uh represent page. Oh, that's fine. I'm just I'm just bringing it to your attention. Yeah I'd initially had something closer to that and then just Through various iterations ended up at this number, but I would suggest using the 1.4 as you suggest And uh, and that then then that becomes a an actual point of reference based on testimony So I think that and knowing that there's a lot of variations that the appropriations committee will actually need to take into consideration So can you make that change Jen? That's for just changing one point 1 million to 1.4. Yes, very easy and Nolan just pointed out a technical correction in the Statement of purpose, uh, and I had to take out an earlier line. So I'm already working on I have a new draft going here Okay, great Uh representative black I just wanted to um, hopefully provide some clarification to representative page I'm being advised by the office of health care advocate who obviously works with eligibility and diva all the time that diva already does this with mixed status households in determining income and that They already have they already determine family income for this population and that they have procedures to be able to do that Okay, great. Thank you. Excuse me. I was just checking Checking a notice from the speaker trying to see that I also did want to answer a question from yesterday about the employer assessment and whether the farmers who employ these individuals pay the employer assessment. I think the The clear answer is maybe and I think it depends based on the definitions in the employer assessment chapter Definition of employer is someone who's required to pay unemployment insurance under the labor chapter um or labor statutes and then that can depend on On the employer And then in addition it depends on the size of the employer and whether they do or don't offer coverage to some or all of their employees and how much they would pay and there's a There's the first four full-time equivalents They wouldn't pay on so it's possible that some do and it's possible that some don't so I'm sorry for the clear as mud answer but I wanted to at least follow up Bill you're muted Probably just as well. It was a little bit snarky. I was thanking Jen for her clarity I mean that in a positive way Jen not not a criticism I gotta tell you it's Friday Uh Are there other questions about what we have in front of us at this point? So I'd like to suggest that oh, yeah represent golden My only comment is I just read this again and I just feel you know the sense of Gladness that we can do this small thing for this population. So I just want to Thank those who brought it forward and did the work on it. It's going to change lives in an important way So thank you for that Yes, uh represent Peterson You're you're muted. Yeah Jen would you put up the first page of that again, please? for me And the reason I ask is uh representative donahue asked about I just want to see the language around the Um undocumented what what it says just my own stupidity. I guess Wherever sure. So it's actually that probably the top of the second page okay, uh Undocumented immigrants who would otherwise After immigrants could we say who reside in Vermont? I think that again the residents issue gets complicated. Um, partly because you would need to Define it. I think but it does talk about people who would otherwise be eligible for medical assistance from the state Okay, so that would be people who would otherwise so that so that it piggybacks on the same eligibility criteria We currently have around people who are physically present in the state. Okay. I I certainly would You're the legal expert. I just want to make sure that you know My my biggest headache is that any of this is folks coming from out of the states to take advantage of it That's the biggest thing, but if you feel this is proper, then I'm I'm all with it What I'd say is that I think it aligns with the the Vermont presence requirement on our for existing eligibility um, and so So the same ways they verify that people are really here in Vermont in order to be able to enroll in our programs would apply here as well Residents gets complicated because it's usually about having a permanent intent to stay here and to return here if temporarily absent And for someone who goes back and forth to another country that may not always be the case. Got you. Okay. Thank you um Representative donahue and then representative page Uh, yeah with apologies to the chair. I I do want to make a slightly broader statement about About our healthcare financing Um, and I think there's a totally separate reason Why it's a good thing that we would be doing this um, and that has to do with an issue that this year we haven't even touched on um, but that Hangs over our entire system. We haven't looked at it in depth in years actually and that's something called the cost shift um that um Things get paid for one way or another whether it's uh in the chair mentioned this yesterday whether it's through the hospital Bad debt Accounting that shifts the cost to ultimately insurance rate payers But but the way we do it as a whole um, creates a very inaccurate picture Of our health resources and in terms of who pays We significantly under pay as taxpayers for health care that we make a policy decision That we think uh, we should make available to Very poor people in Medicaid. We don't pay for what we buy and as a result those costs are paid Through insurance rates, which means it's incredibly Inequitable because different people pay Very different amounts when they purchase insurance Based on where they work or who they work for or what their income levels are In contrast to if we are as a state buying something And we pay for it Through our taxes Then we have a more equitable system of taxation um So the the cost shift and the fact that it has been growing Um Anytime we're not keeping our eyes on it which we haven't done because we've had a lot of other issues We've had to deal with in the past several years It keeps growing and it keeps increasing that inequity and that hidden cost Um, and actually, you know right now is even significantly impacting our all-payer model Which was supposed to include Building Medicaid's fair share of the cost of the system And is not at all in fact Medicaid is Sharing less because when we hear it's level funded That actually means more cost is shifting So, you know, this is this is really good and important for a totally different policy reason um That in this case is a very very tiny piece but We got a book market That's an issue Do we have to at some point try to get back to and dig into more gateplay because it's it's a very serious systemic problem Thank you Uh, representative page Yes, I don't want to belabor this but maybe somebody could explain Get your woody. It's hard. You're hard to hear. Okay. I'll move up um I don't want to belabor this but I was wondering whether somebody could explain How we get the word out to these these families that The state of Vermont dr. Dinosaur Is going to look after reimposed natal pregnant women as well as Children Is that just should we just assume that that's part of the program of of of of advertising and and No, well, can I can I make a suggestion because I think your point again is very well taken and at the risk of because I We have a lot on our plate today, but the risk of For the delay. I think your point is very well taken And that perhaps is it is it conceivable Jane that we could just add a line to the section that says appropriate 1.4 million dollars and include something to to to include outreach To to include outreach to the affected communities that the agency of human services should Make a particular effort to do outreach to the affected communities. Uh, it particularly in this Next period of time in anticipation I think I think that might that might address some of the concern woody and I think it's a it's a what point very well taken So I can just add on To the end of that sentence. So after as set forth in section one of this act comment including outreach to the affected communities is that Mm-hmm What you're looking for great done great good I appreciate it. No, we and I remember that issue had come up and we even thought about whether we should have a particular section That spoke to that but I think that hopefully that That does that well, uh, what do you Oh represent boroughs Thank you. Um, I was just going to say that maybe we should have something that that a component that um Puts word out to the medical community as well since Part of the problem is that there was already a program in place that wasn't being used Okay, that's um Just just a suggestion And you're you're muted. I can't hear if you're saying something The affected and the provider community Yep outreach to the affected and the provider community Sounds good. Thank you Representative goldman I think yeah, I'm going to defer to represent black for a second if you're willing to come back Yes Should we have something that says language appropriate outreach? We're going to keep building this sentence, but I think these are all good suggestions Yes, I think it is important for us to be noting this uh I'm yes Representative goldman Um, I just want to say that we I think we should have some faith in our sort of public health community To do the job that they do so I do feel a sense of that that we can like I'm hoping and it's hard work But I do think that's work. They take seriously Um, I just wanted to respond for a moment with what representative donahue said about our overall system Um, I think It's quick and we're not going to spend any time on it I just want to throw out representative donahue was taking us down a whole another road and I'm I'm the chair I'm going to direct us to focus our attention on what is in front of us now You draw me back from the hole I just hope All I wanted to say was I hope she puts together a bill or if she wants to work on something Please speak to her offline Let's do it. That's all I'm saying I'm I'm gonna have to I can see now right now. I'm gonna have to kind of get us get us focused Okay, representative black. Did you have something in mind? Uh, thank you chairman leopard. I move that draft number 21 0936 a committee bill relating to expanding eligibility for dr. Dinosaur To all income eligible children and pregnant individuals regardless of immigration status pass favorably Okay, well that got the clerk's attention It'll be draft one point marie. Do you have your papers ready? It'll be draft 1.4 I think is what we had yesterday too. Yeah, we want to reference the draft. Yeah draft 1.4. Thank you Okay, is there a second second Okay, we have a second from representative goldman Uh, is there any further Comment or question before asking the clerk to call the roll Representative chena. I've been listening, but I do want to read the final version before I vote on it Like I don't see it in my email. I've been like listening and watching but No, I've been making changes as you've been talking. I can certainly send it out Okay, and I can read it quickly and please I'm probably gonna vote yes Well, he's reading do I think I know who the reporter is going to be but is that officially decided yet? Well, oh, it's got to go to a probes It's it's it will go to a great. It's a committee bill introduced And then it will I assume they refer to approach They will automatically refer to approach because it has dollars in it. Yep All right, I'll talk offline. I'm just gonna say in the meantime While I haven't made this an explicit inquiry, but I will publicly I was thinking that perhaps representative black would Be the reporter of the bill having taken the lead on work For our committee early on before we even knew that would come to a committee bill status Well, was that about freshman legislators always get an easy bill on their first one And and this is the other piece of that is this legislator will get full support from this committee On the floor and through the process and we will Stand strong with you I'm frankly honored that this would be my first bill. Yes. I'm pleased that you're willing to take it on Representative houghton Thanks chair. I just um I think we all know how important this bill is but I want to put a personal touch on it So last night my husband came into my office as I was on a zoom call and said my blood pressure is racing I'm anxious. I'm really concerned. I want to go to the ER I Ended my call without saying a word. I got my son to my mother-in-law's and I took him to the ER I never once did it cross my mind That there would be a problem with insurance never once Did it cross my mind that someone might ask like some questions of why Sorry, no I am there And I might drive home because I had to leave him He's home. He's fine I thought to myself. I can't imagine If I was pregnant Or had a child that wasn't considered To be eligible to receive care And I'm really thankful we are doing this and I'm really sorry Let me go up video No, you do not need to you're you're are completely appropriate in your emotion. There is nothing wrong with it And I appreciate your willingness to share such a personal story. I feel like every year I cry in this committee. I'm sorry There is there's we need to move committees No, there is room for tears in this committee because there are times such as now when they are completely Appropriate and I do want to say my husband's home any sign We're very glad to hear that I think it's important to recognize that the things that we do and the decisions we make Have this direct impact on the lives of people and that's really what I just heard from you is this this recognition of the The problem that this bill will seek to fix and I did read it in I was listening to you, but I did also read multitasking read this and I I am fine with it at this point So if you are waiting for me, you don't have to wait any longer Thank you. Thank you represent Gina Are we ready? All right. Is there anyone else who wishes to speak before we have I asked the clerk to call the roll Representative black, would you be so kind as to restate the title of Our committee bill So draft request 21 0 9 3 6 draft 1.4 A committee bill I'm sorry Relating to expanding eligibility for dr. Dinosaur to all income eligible children and pregnant individuals Regardless of immigration status Black Yes boroughs Yes Gina I Yes Cordis. Yes Donahue Goldman Yes Houghton Yes Lippert Yes Long Page Yes Peterson Yes And the motion is approved by a vote of 10 0 1 Thank you all I do think this is an important piece of work and One which we can all stand behind and be proud to move forward And we will When it will be assigned a number There will then be A reporter assigned officially and represented black. We will work together to support This presentation on the house floor and I think It's clear that this committee feels unanimously and very strongly in support of this bill So We'll we'll all we'll all be there together It's great Okay, um I'm gonna suggest we take a five minute break No, I see it's 847 So let me let me share something The speaker Earlier, I was distracted. The speaker has sent a notice out to all chairs that One of the bills on the calendar today is going to be postponed In order to create more committee time today, and I think there are many chairs that are pleased to hear that So but we will be going to the floor at 9 30. I believe is our custom on friday What I'd like to do is if we could just if we could go off video or let's let's take a break and Let me check in with legislative council Both gen carby and katie mclin to see When katie is available to us and we may Depending Anyway, I need to check in just to see where we are. So let's let's take Let's see. It's 848 50 Well, let's say that we'll be back here just just before nine


Patriot Prime Reviews is a channel for adult collectors and may not be suitable for children under 13 years of age. Viewer discretion is advised. Now onto the figure. My featured bot for this video is the fan favorite, yet very fragile, Transformers Generation 1, Mirage. Now Mirage was part of the very first wave of the Transformers hitting the toy shelves in 1984. Therefore, he was in the first issue of Marvel Comics Transformers. Where it's shown that he is a sportsman who misses Cybertron a lot and would much rather be hunting Turbo Foxes. Now Mirage in issue number four was part of an assault team that was defending the Ark from the Decepticon attack. Now, Mirage was pretty much brutalized in that issue. First, he went one-on-one with Ravage and Ravage bit his arm off. Mirage gets the upper hand only to have Laserbeak attack him in the face later on in the issue. He then disappears from the series for quite some time until you see him again in issue number 50 where he gets blown apart. So that's pretty much it for Mirage in Marvel Comics. They apparently didn't like the guy. Now Mirage's fan base, if you will, comes from his Generation 1 cartoon appearances. And he appeared actually in the intro of that classic television show. Mirage was in many episodes from season one through season two with his most popular episode being the season two episode called Traitor. Where Cliffjumper thinks Mirage is a traitor because he can't find a Decepticon base. Him and Cliffjumper add it throughout the whole episode. Bombshell actually implants a Cerebro shell in Mirage's head. Mind Controls him which really makes Cliffjumper think he's a traitor, but it all works out in the end. Mirage is also well known for his disappearing ability where he has this holographic box appear around him and then he just disappears. And that's pretty much it for the history of Mirage. Let's take a look at this awesome Generation 1 toy. And welcome to Patriot Prime Reviews. Mirage's alt mode is a Legere JS11 Formula 1 race car. And this vehicle mode looks fantastic. I mean he looks just like the real thing. Plus this is a very heavy toy.   So yeah, they don't make them like that anymore. He's got beautiful chrome right there on the front spoiler and the back spoiler and the engine. So the chrome looks really good on this figure along with the tamper graft logos on either side. I say that because this is a 1984 original and I'm really surprised how good a shape he's in. Now that being said, the stickers are a little rough. They're not too bad. I haven't decided to replace them with toy hacks because usually if they're not horrible, I'll leave them on my Generation 1 figures because that really adds to the vintage look. Now he rolls really, really well.  He rolls great. Now the cool thing about Mirage is he was designed to work specifically with Optimus Prime's trailer, which I happen to have right here. Now this is a original Generation 1 trailer. It's not in the best shape, but let's get him open up. And Mirage is designed to work with this spring-loaded launcher. You push the launcher back, locks in place, hit the button and it pops out. So G1 original here, so hopefully that spring will launch correctly, but if you look at the launcher, see how it's got these little notches right there on the side? Those fit perfectly against Mirage. Do you see that? So now Mirage is in the trailer. It's locked. I'm expecting something a little bit more dramatic. Push it back and there you go. Like I said, 35-year-old toy. I mean, at least it works. Now let's get Mirage transformed into robot mode and I'm going to be very careful with this figure. Mirage is notorious for braking. The first thing you're going to do is take the spoiler and flip up. That will form the robot feet and then just extend this section out. Underneath, you're going to pull the arms out like so. One's a little tight. Now once you get the arms out, you're going to have clearance to twist right here at the waist or the rear of the vehicle. This is where the breakage happens. He has a very tiny little middle pin that holds him in place. So we've got him turned around. Flip him up. You're going to take the front part of the car, fold down, revealing the robot face, and then take the wheels and fold back. And there you have Mirage. Whoops. Forgot to spread the lower legs. There we go. So now you have Mirage in robot mode. Mirage also comes with a couple of accessories. He has this chrome hunting rifle. We'll put that in his right hand. And he has a missile launcher with missile. Now I originally came with three. I only have the one which goes in the launcher here. Now my launcher, the spring is shot. So I kind of have to push down on the launching mechanism to lock the missile in place. I mean, there's nothing to that. It barely pops out. Now, unfortunately, since mine is an original launcher, it's broke right there, but we'll still attach to the figure which you put back here on this axle. So lock that into place. And there we have Mirage all armed and ready for battle. Mirage's robot mode looks fantastic. I love the look of this figure. Great face sculpt. Plus he's got a lot of new sticker decals that really show off in robot mode. He's got the stickers right there on his chest. There's some more on the side. Hey, this is perfect for Christmas. It says elf on the front. As far as articulation is concerned, Mirage's arms can go up and down plus he has an elbow bend. You didn't see many G1s with an elbow bend. Now he does have a waist rotation due to transformation, but I am not going to mess with that too much just due to the fact that's where he breaks. So there you go, guys. That's pretty much Mirage in robot mode. Now for some quick size comparisons, here is 1984's Generation 1 Mirage with Generation 1 Optimus Prime, Combiner Wars Mirage, and War for Cybertron Siege Mirage. 1984's Generation 1 Mirage is a fantastic Generation 1 Transformer. He's got a fantastic alt mode that has a bonus feature of actually working with Generation 1 Optimus Prime, plus he's got a great robot mode. It's just too bad he's so fragile at the waist. So there you go, guys. There is 1984's Generation 1 Mirage. So does a Generation 1 Mirage belong in your collection? This is one for the hardcore collectors or G1 purists only, because finding a complete and unbroken Mirage can be quite a challenge and a costly one at that. But if you do happen to find one, he is a must-have since he's one of the original Transformers that came out in 1984. Now, if you're not wanting to spend the big bucks on one of these guys, there are KO versions of this figure available. And my good buddy Bert the Stormtrooper actually reviewed one of these a couple years back, and it's a pretty neat looking figure, even though it may come with gold weapons. And speaking of Bert the Stormtrooper and vintage toys, December 26, Bert the Stormtrooper and I are finally going to meet face to face at 80's toys of Princeton, West Virginia. Bert's coming to Virginia to spend time with family, and we were talking back and forth and discovered that Princeton, West Virginia is an hour drive from both of us. I have been friends with Bert going on two years now.  We just, we hit it off and I cannot wait to meet the guy face to face. So December 26, 80's toys of Princeton, West Virginia. Guys, I appreciate each and every one of you. Don't forget to like and don't forget to subscribe. This is Patriot Prime, signing out.


Hi everyone, I'm Rob Harlecker from Project Sandbox, a University of Lethbridge Library initiative. In this video, we're going to be looking at the DSLR camera. You will find the Canon camera, the 18-135mm lens, a UV filter to protect lens, a lens cap, a battery charger, the battery, a USB to mini USB cable to transfer all of your files from the camera to a computer, and then you will have the camera strap as well. Although there's many parts that come with the camera, when you get the camera in the kit, it should generally come as a complete unit. The one thing that you will have to put together though is you'll need to put the battery inside of the camera.  So now that you know all the parts of the camera and how to put the battery in, let's move on to actually using the camera. So to take pictures with the camera, the first thing you need to do is turn it on. To do that, you will just flip this switch just to the on position at the very top, just like that. You'll also want to make sure you remove the lens cap right away so that you're actually getting the footage that you're looking for. Once you do those steps, you can look at this top dial, and if you notice there's a whole bunch of different symbols on there. If you're unsure of what those mean, you can flip through them and on the screen it will actually tell you what those settings are. So depending on what you're shooting, you might actually want to select one of those features. If you're uncomfortable with choosing any of them, you can just set the camera to auto and it'll do everything you want it to do. For the purposes of this video, we're going to look specifically at the manual setting, because that's where you actually have the greatest control over what's happening with the camera. The first thing to talk about if we're talking about the manual settings is, and this might be hard for you to see, so I'm going to flip this on the back, and I'm going to turn down the brightness a little bit. Alright, so in order to make the changes that you would like to the camera, say the first thing we want to change is the aperture size, which is this F5.0. So one thing you can do is you can actually drag it along this line to change it, or if you'd rather press buttons, you just have to hold down this AV button. If you notice this is selecting this, and while that button's pressed down, you can move this selector ring. As you do it, it's going to move your aperture size either up or down. At the very bottom, you will have the widest aperture, which means the most light comes in. At the other end, you'll have the smallest aperture, which means the least amount of light comes in. The next thing to look at is if you're not pressing this button at all, or if you're just having the top line selected. This is your shutter speed, so that's how quick the shutter actually opens and closes. On the far right, you can see that it'll take a picture at one four thousandths of a second. This will mean that the picture will be very dark, but if you're in a very bright area, that might be what you're going for. And then at the other end, you'll see it goes all the way up to 30 seconds, which means that when you press the shutter button, your shutter will actually be open for 30 seconds, so lots of light will come in. Or if you want it open for longer than 30 seconds, you change it to your bulb setting, and the bulb will stay open as long as you have the button depressed for the shutter button anyway. The next thing to know is how you change your ISO settings. So if you're not familiar what ISO means, ISO means basically how pixelated your photo is going to look, but the more pixelated your photo looks, the more lights will actually be exposed on that photo, versus if you want it to be a very clear photo, it'll be darker. So 100 is at the bottom end of that. So 100, it'll be darker, but it'll also be very clear. To change your ISO settings, you can do this in a couple ways. One, you can just touch the screen and move the bar. The other is you can actually press this ISO button on the top of your camera once that's pressed. You can move the bar with the selector wheel once again. So 100s at the bottom, all the way to 25,600 at the top. So 25,600 will let in the most light, but it'll be a very pixelated looking photo. And let's change that back to 100, or you can even set it to auto if you'd rather have the camera figure it out itself. The next thing to know is how you can actually tell if your photo is exposed properly. So if you look after I press the shutter button at the top, there's going to be a little bar that appears at the very top of the camera LCD. This is your exposure indicator. So what you can do is you can move your selector knob to the left or right, and you'll see a little tick moving either left or right on the bar. This shows you if your photo is overexposed or underexposed. If your bar, if the selector is all the way to the right hand side, that means your photo will be overexposed. If it's all the way to the left, it'll be underexposed. To adjust that, you'll just have to play with those three settings that I just showed you to get that bar in the middle. If you would like to know a little bit more about what all these are doing, make sure you watch the so you want to take a picture video tutorial on YouTube. I will go over that a little bit more into what those are actually doing. So after you have all of your focus figured out, the next thing you want to do is go to your lens. So you can change it to, let's get it as close as possible so you can see it, so you can change it to, it's a little blurry, I apologize for that, but you can change it to autofocus or manual focus. You can have your stabilizer on, which means that it'll kind of compensate for slight handshakes and stuff like that. And if you can't move your lens out whatsoever, this lock switch on the bottom might be engaged. So when it's engaged, you can't do anything. When you take it off, you can zoom in your camera once again. Then a couple other things with the lens. This is your focus ring at the very front of it. So this is how you can focus your pictures. And then this bigger one is your zoom lens or your zoom ring, which allows you to go obviously closer or farther away from your subject. A couple other things to mention, if you want your flash, there's a button right there, you press it, you'll notice the flash comes up when you take a photo. So that's how you start the flash. And then finally, the last thing to notice is your white balancing. So how you do white balancing is one of two ways. One, you can just hit this up arrow and you can select whichever kind of environment you're set up for.  You can also select auto white balance, or you can go all the way to the right and use a custom setting. If you are using a custom setting, what you need to do is you need to go into your menu system, then into shooting settings, then you want to find white balance and custom white balance.  So if you click on that, you'll notice that the pictures I just took are showing up. If you took a picture of a white piece of paper, this is where you would select that and hit set. And then the camera will tell you if the picture will work or if it won't work. Finally, when you have everything figured out with your camera, you just press the shutter button and depress it completely and that's how you'll take your photo. And then your photo is taken. What we're going to do since this has popped up, what you can do is you can turn off this burst shooting mode and the timer where you do that is just on the bottom. So in your quick links, you can just select that bottom area. And if you want to take one photo, you just choose right there. This is saying that after 10 seconds, it's going to take a bunch of photos. We don't want that though. We just want to do one photo. And that's how you use the camera to take a picture. To learn a little bit more about what all of these settings do, like the shutter speed, ISO settings and aperture size, you can reference the so you want to take a picture video. Now let's talk a little bit how to use the camera for video. So just like when you take a picture, you first need to flip on the camera, but instead of going to on, we're going to go to the camera, the video camera at the very top. Once that's done, you can take your lens cap off. And then once again, exactly like the pictures, the next thing we want to do is we want to select which mode we're going to be in. So although you can still select all of the different options, at least in theory, it doesn't actually give you the same range of options. There's actually only five. So there's one option if you go to the scene mode. This is probably your most limited for control. Creative filters offers you some different options. It's like doing old time movie stuff like that. Manual mode, just like with the pictures, that's going to give you the most control. If you go to AV, TV and P, it's all going to give you the same options. And those options are basically to make the film a little brighter or a little bit darker. Your next set is pretty much everything else. They're all just going to set the camera to automatic features, but much like the photos, we're going to change it to manual mode because this is going to give us the most control. Just like when you take a photo, you can set the settings to exactly, you can set all the exact same settings. So you can change your ISO, you can change your shutter speed, and you can change your aperture size in this section. Something you can do with video that you can't do with pictures is to adjust the sound recording levels of this. To do this, you want to go into the menu system. And then once you're in menu, you want to go to shooting settings and hit okay. I'm going to turn down the brightness again because it's a little hard to see the screen with either the up and down arrows right here or with the actual screen, you can select where you want to go. So we want to go into, let's see if we can bring that up, sound recording. So when you're in sound recording, if you notice, you can see the bars moving up and down. So that's what my voice is doing right now. But say we want to either increase or decrease the sensitivity of that sound. So you can set it to auto manual or disable it completely at the top. But if you want to change the sensitivity, you want to click on this area. So you can move it up to make it very sensitive. And if you notice as I'm doing this, you can see the sensitivity really getting out of control with it going into the red, or you can lower it down to the other side to make the sound not as strong as it is on the opposite side. But we want it to just be at a pretty decent level. When you're satisfied with what you've chosen, you just hit enter and then you're back into here. If it's a windy day, you can go into this setting and add the wind filter so you can change it to auto or disable. And then the attenuator, the attenuator just makes it so if the bar goes all the way to the right, it won't actually go into the red. So that's normally a good thing to enable. You might also want to connect our audio kits to the camera. I'm going to adjust the brightness once again to make it so you can see everything else a little bit better. So how you adjust our audio kits is you want it set up to the shotgun microphone setup. If you're curious a little bit more about the audio kits, make sure you check out the audio kit tutorial that we've created. So with the shotgun set up, you'll see that there's this little area. This will attach right onto the clip on the top of the DSLR camera. So you can just slide it on top just like that and then you just want to tighten down this knob. This is what's actually going to hold the audio mic onto the camera. Then what you want to do is on the other side of the camera, you'll see a little input for a microphone. It'll say MIC. So you want to take this cable and plug that directly into there. Then when you're recording sound, it's going to come from the audio kit instead of the camera. What you'll want to do as well is you'll want to turn the audio kit on and then in your settings we can go to sound recording again and actually see what's coming from here. So to make it louder, quieter, we'll just adjust this knob at the very top of the audio kit and this will either make it louder or quieter on our camera. Once again, if you want to know a little bit more about this though, check out the audio kit video because I'm not going to go over it again in this one. Once all of your settings are chose, you have this focus just like you like. You can see on the LCD screen that you have like a nice video set up exactly the way you want it to be. You just need to hit this little button right here on the back of the camera, in which case you'll see that on this screen there's a little red dot. Oops, can't see it. Well there you go. So there's a little red dot which means that it's currently recording. At this point you can touch any place on the screen too and where you touch that's what's going to be in focus. Um, so although I didn't go over it once again, just keep in mind that you can actually change the exposure and focus with all the different settings on this camera. But that's pretty much how you use the camera to record video. Once you're done recording, we can now move all of the pictures or shots that you took onto the computer. To transfer files to the computer, the first thing you need to do is on the side of this camera open up the side flap. You'll see a mini USB plug in there. There we go, mini USB plug. So with the one that's applied, you just want to plug it right in to the camera. You'll notice that nothing's happening yet, but once we turn the camera on, you'll see that the Canon EOS Rebel T7i disappeared. When you click on that, you'll see the folder and then you generally want to go to DCIM, Canon 100, and then you'll see all of the content that was just taken with the camera. In which case you can select it all and drag it where you want to on your actual computer. Once you're done dragging, you just want to make sure you turn off the camera and then it'll be good. So prior to returning your camera to the service desk, there's one last thing I wanted to mention to you, and that's how to format your memory card.  So to do this, you first want to turn on the camera and then press the menu button at the very top. It'll bring you into the menu screen where you'll hit OK, and then, actually we don't want to go into shooting settings, we want to go into function settings. Once you're in function settings, once again I'm just controlling it with this, you want to go to format card, then hit OK. Then your card will be formatted, which means there's no more images on your camera. Once this is done, it is now able to return to the service desk. So that's what I have for you today. Just remember to keep being creative with the camera and to press all of the buttons, because that's the only way you really get familiar with a piece of equipment. Thank you very much for watching this video. I hopefully it was helpful with your journey with this camera. And if you want to keep up to date with videos that are coming out of the library, make sure you subscribe to our YouTube page. And if you would like to continue your journey with Project Sandbox videos, you can click on one of the videos on the screen right now. Once again, thank you very much and I will see you at the next video or workshop or just if I see you around the university. See you later.


What's going on, everyone? Sam here with Layton Sports Guard, you've been 22, between the select football hobby, six box, half case, break number 13, pick your team style. Read off the list of our names in our teams. We've got Anthony G with the Dolphins, Brian B, Ravens, Charles K, Commanders, Charles M, Buccaneers, Dan M, Bears, Daniel C, Browns, Broncos, Rams, Drew B with the Colts, Edward P, Cowboys, E and W Packers, Jason T, Lions, Jeff B, Bangles Vikings, Jeff M Chiefs, Jeffrey H, Jets Panthers. Jeremy H Eagles, Jonathan L with the Texans, Kyle M, Falcons, Steelers, Niners, Kyle, that was Kyle MA, Kyle MO with the Patriots, Manny V, Giants, Reed S, Bills, Robert P, Cardinals, Russell P, Seahawks, Tao Lin P, Chargers, Thomas S, Raiders, Tom B, Titans, and Will Z, Jags. So good luck here, everybody. Yanks. Where do you guys think Bradley Beale's gonna go? Only player in the NBA with no trade clause. What'd you say? He's a good dude. He's a scoring champ two years ago. I think it's just the wizards aren't very good. That's the issue with that. Traylon Burke, Silver is Jimmy Garoppolo, Mark Andrews. Kenyon Green, 44 of 75, Dak Prescott on the Sparks. Silver, Trayn McBride, Ed Ingram. Yep, George Kittle, Maroon of 149. Silver, Ikema Kawanu. Sons, yeah, true, true. I think it shed that salary, though. They might get really going with an eight in or something. Crystal Lave. There's Pierre Strong Jr. Yo, Pierre, you wanna come out here to 199? Here's the other. Micah Parsons. Bought, dude. Such a thought. Ryan Burns to 149. Silver, Malik Willis. There, car. Sauce Gardner, sweet level. Sweet level, Crystal Lave. Silver, Ikema Kawanu. Kenny Pickett Blue, nice one there, too, 199. Congrats, Steelers. Yandere Hopkins. Yeah, that's what I'm saying about that. About that look. Dylan Humphrey, Alpro Marlowe to 199. Oh boy. To 199, James Robinson, Jersey Auto. I can't wait to hear this. Jair Alexander, I don't know if I'm ready to hear this. Just give it to us fours. Malik Willis, Sensations Rookie. Silver, Christian Watson, keep it up. Don't tell me four or ten, maybe ten. Yeah, right. Silver, Deandre Hopkins, Sensations. Silver, AJ Dylan, and Breeze Hall Rookie. Levis Christian Oltz on the Aqua to 99. Oh man. What? Silver, Gino Smith. There's 26 to go in LSE two, last group break of the night. That is a three box random team style. Oh, we got a snakeskin here. We got a snakeskin here. Silver, CJ Mosley, snakeskin. That is Kenny Pickett, snakeskin, Neon Icons. One of two. Wow, dude. Good lord.  Good lord. Who's got the Steelers in this? Kyle M.A. Yeah, that works. That will work right there. Wow, dude. Wow, wow, wow, wow.   That is a massive Kenny Pickett. Sauce gardener. Silver field level is Tre Lundberg. Silver, Damien Pierce, premier level, AJ Tyrell. Let's get channel two's last break filled up here. Tre Lance, Silver, Josh Allen. And these. We had some people on Twitch, dude, don't worry. Desmond Ritter, that is a, come on. Josh Jacobs, level to 149. I got a Super Bowl auto against me, Neil Smith for the Broncos and Aiden Hutchinson. That's a visionary super short print. Christian McCaffery, nice one there. Let's go. Congrats on that one there, Niners. Brock Purdy, neon icons. Matt Stafford, Silver, Daniel Jones. Josh Allen, Desmond Ritter, 17 of 99 on the Jersey Auto. There we go, Falcons. Good Lord. Oh, you can make this Ritter. That's nasty. Coral and Sutton. That's two, one, 99. That's Christian McCaffery. You can throw that in the recap, too. I forgot to say that. Grudge McCurry. Oh, cut long, cut a little bit long on the Ritter. We'll make sure that it gets the proper postage and everything. Isaiah Spiller to 199. So do not worry there, Falcons. Silver Rashid Shahid, Trey Hendrickson. Tyler Algiers, an orange. Jake Ferguson to 49. Yes, the 49. Silver Isaiah Spiller and a Brock Purdy base. Silver Chris O'Lave. Silver Logan Thomas and a DK Metcalfield lovely. Sauce Gardner. At this, Tyree Kill. Silver Aaron Rodgers and Joe Burrowfield double base. That is Nick Benito to 199. Silver Matt Corral Rookie in my homes. Man, it's Christian Olt. 19 out of 99, Sauce Gardner. Rookie at Jersey. Silver Kurt Warner and Channing Tindall. 24 to go now. That was Channel Two's last break of the night. We also have a divisional full case at the end of the shift as well. On to the next one here. Jack Jones, T-Law. Silver George Kittle and Jonathan Taylorfield though. Joe Burrow to 249 on the Concourse. Russ Silver, Zeke Elliott, Austin Eckler. Where's Zeke going to end up? That's another question. XRC QB3, Trent McDuffie. Ooh, Sparks, 11 of 75. Pashed my homes on the Jersey card. Nice one there, Chiefs. That's on that. Jeff M, Vylus Jones Jr. and Logan Thomas. I think they won the last team's taken. Orange, Nick Benito to 49. Color match for the Broncos. Base, Silver, CMC, James Conner. Breece Hall, that is Neon Icon Silver. Silver, Chris Olave, Damien Pierce. What's up, Chris? Chris, what up? How you doing, buddy? Say, Justin Jefferson. Silver, George Pickens, Sweet Level. And Ramon Dre Stevenson, Field Level. Hello, 2199, Premier level. The Ravens. Ryan Robinson Jr., Silver. Jalen Hurts. Filler, Drake London, Silver. And Fred Warner. Red, Jalen Hurts to 99. Skymore, Silver. We got a blue is Roger McCreary to 2199. This is kind of nasty for the Dolphins. One of 25, Tyreek Hill, Tydi Otto. Nice one there, Miami, that's sick. Grats, Dolphins, Patrick Sargeant. Yeah, it's been really good all around, Chris. Really good all around for sure. Bailey Zappi, Neon Icons. It's gonna be Redemption. Damien Pierce, rookie signatures, light blue prism for the Texans. Nice one there, Houston. Cam Acres. Nice echo, Dolphins. Zebra, Zebra, rookie. So, Chris. DeMarvin Leal, Zebra for these Steelers. Nice one there. Grats on that there, Pittsburgh. Tossed that in the recap as well. Jerry Judy Silver, Dante Forman, and Chris Olave. Borsi taking the Jets, David W taking a channel two spot. Sean taking a Bowman spot. What? Sean D taking a Bowman spot. Oh, D. There's Nick Bosa, 57 of 75 for the Niners. Silver, Roger McCreary, Aaron Donald. Go, Saints. There you go. Ah, that's what I like to see. Appreciate you, brother. Devonte Wyatt to 199. See? Silver, David Bell. Those are my peoples. Maybe it's about the unfortunate one. Frank Clark, Patrick Mahomes, Snapshot, Silver, Breeze Hall, and Terri McCormick. This is my dude. Yeah, same here. Chris is my dude as well. Chris Olave, Red, Michael Pittman, Jr. 99. Yeah. Yeah, we were at church together. Silver, Josh Allen, and Dariq Young. I don't believe that. Josh Allen, Aiden Hutchinson, 13 of 49. Light blue auto, nice one, Lions. Take that for sure. Little hutch action. Malcolm Rodriguez, Hot Rod. Desmond Ritter. Silver, Tom Brady. Thanks for the sub there, Bagel Goat. Bagel Goat. Blue, Mahomes to 149. Got 30 of 75, Cortland Sutton. Blue auto, nice one there for the Broncos. Potential trade chip. Neon icons, Dak Prescott. Silver, Malcolm Rodriguez. There's Drake London, nice. Field level tri-color to 75. London on the track. Aiden Hutchinson, McRal Silver, and Saquon Barclay. Would you rather be here over on channel two? No, I don't even watch the work. There's Baker Mayfield to 249. He's had it. Jordan Poyer. There's Silver Isaiah Spiller. Would you rather be top-loading here on channel two? Oh no, man. There's steam in there. No way. The action. So much steam. Silver Aaron Rodgers. Silver Sam Darnold field level. So much steam. Yeah, there's steam in the window over there. I know, it's fogged up. Silver Evan Neal for the Giants. Dan Muriel. London in the pack to avoid copyright infringement. I know London on the track is gonna come after us for using his ad lib too much. Cease and desist in London on the track. Thank you, please. So good. Evan White. Saquon Barclay to Sean Watson. I find a loophole, don't you worry. I know you would. Oh, I would. Cease and desist. Doesn't matter, they're just saying those words. I know you said it anymore. You could not be ceasing or desisting. There's Robert Woods, Bobby Treeze to 99 on the loop. Silver Traylon Berks Rookie, nice one there for the Titans and J.K. Dobbins. Purple Isaiah Spiller to 75 for the Steelers. Silver Pinkermanefield as a ram, that's funny. Daniel Jones, not gonna see too many of those cards out there. It's like a tie-dye coming up here. That is eight of 25. We've got Chigazem Equanquo. Three colored Rookie Patch for the Titans. Silver Saquon Barclay, Gino Smith. Wrong number, wrong number. Patch-Bowl's Neon Icons. Deandre Swift, Deandre Swift. Ooh, a green, Jared Goff. Nice one there for the Lions. That's gonna be one of five. Throw that, and yeah. Silver Calvin Austin, nice one there for the Steelers on the rookie order. Josh Allen. Drake London, 13 of 75 on the track for the Falcons. That's what I was gonna say there, Spencer. Spence. With the Jared Goff profile paint. Where's he at? There he is. Jerry Judy, Silver Jonathan Owens, Sweet Level Rookie. That was a good green, for sure. Lomb Green, Minke Fitzpatrick to 49. Silver Jalen Hertz. Yeah, I like that blue. What? Blue's been looking at you. I'm home, Silver Sam Darnold. I'm looking at you. Barry Sanders. What happened, Sad? What happened? Oh man, blue is Brian Cook to at 99. Justin Fields. Hayden and Hertz Silver and Trevor Lawrence. He's gonna be Malik. What? Lou's in us here, Sad. Makes it a war. Neyda Kahn's Tom Brady, Silver Nick Bonito. Justin Tucker. Justin Tucker, I feel him above all, it's pretty sweet. Robert B taking the Ravens in a couple of breaks. Get this guy out there. Oh, there it is. There's the yellow card. And a flag. Uh-oh, flag thrown as well. You're gone. That's the end of Sad, unfortunately. Injection immediately. Ref not playing around tonight. Ref's not playing around tonight. There's a Jay Jedis to 99. That's pretty cool. We've got Franchise Numbers, Javon Curse on the auto for the Titans. That's pretty cool. Judon. Purple K9 to 75. Nice one there for the Seahawks. Yeah, dude. He was awesome. He was there on those Superbowl teams. Superbowl team three. Aaron Rodgers. That's sick on the Multiverse. NFL Draft. Wait, so is that a random? Because it has Packers and Niners. So yeah, that'll be a random. Multiverse, unless the Niners and Packers are owned by the same person. Is E&W and then Niners is Kyle M.A. So yeah, that'll be a random. Those are sick. First one of those we've seen there, Henry. And that's the fondigs. See that's him in like a Niners uniform. That's kind of cool. I guess that's kind of like a what if thing. That's Antonio Gibson to 149. That's actually really cool. Mack Jones. Silver, Tyler Smith and Kenneth Murray. Ian Hutchinson, neon icons. We've got Bailey Zappie, 40 of 49. Bronze, rookie Jersey Otto. We got this Zappie. And Ed Ingram. Who is Crystal Lovett? 2199. Roquan Smith, Silver, Mack Jones. Mark Andrews. There's Trevor Lawrence, Silver, Cooper Cup and Benjamin Ritterfield. Silver, Christian Watson, Sensations. Silver, Fred Warner and Remandery Stevenson. Tyler Gordon, 12 of 25. Jalen Petrie, two-colored tie-dye patch. Nice one there for the Texans. Silver, DeMarvin Liao and Saucer Gardner. Club level tri-color to 149 for the Jets. Silver, Alante, Taylor, Rookie and Devin Bush. I know, I know he's got a Tucker as a field level two Kwame. I know we'll be chasing our Ravens. Jay Jedos, Silver and Micah Parsons. Pulled up Bateman 101 RPA out of 21 select earlier today with part of the Raven shield on it. Justin Jefferson, Silver, PS2 and Tayden Quiriano. Let's do a quick random for the multiverse. It's gonna be Niners and Packers. All right guys, whatever team is on top after six times we'll get the multiverse. One, two, three, four, five, six. Go into the 49ers. 49ers picking that one up. Quick recap here. We had Jalen Petrie, Chikuzama Kwanquo, Nick Bosa, Patrick Mahomes, Saucer Gardner, Dak Prescott, DeMarvin Liao on the Zebra, Green Jared Goff to five. Bailey Zappi, Jamon Curse, Drake London, Calvin Austin, Portland Sutton, Aidan Hutchinson, Tyreek Hill, Neil Smith, James Robinson, Pierce Strong Jr., Damian Pierce. We had the Desmond Ritters cut a little bit long. Nice card there for the Falcons. And then how about a neon icon, Snake Skin, one up two, Kenny Pickett. That'll do it for the break guys. Thanks again for the fill. Up next is number 14.


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A very good way to teach kids a new song, especially new, or to review one that you've done for a while, is to incorporate some kind of visual aid, and especially things that help them move, where they can add their hands, as well as their voices. This is the old song, Five Green and Speckled Frogs, how I do it. I just take advantage of the fact that I have this drum with the bands on it, so I can put these little bookmarked frogs in it, that I made, and then we just sing the song. Five Green and Speckled Frogs sat on a speckled log, eating some most delicious bugs. Yum, yum, one jumped into the pool, where it was nice and cool, then there were four speckled frogs. So in addition to the music, they're also doing a math activity, as well. The other kids who are waiting, I would have a student up here doing this. The other students who are waiting would be playing instruments, like drums, doing a beat on a drum, or if you have a frog-wiro, you can do that. That gives you a good frog song, and they can still do a beat. So I'll do a beat on the drum while we play it. Do the next part. Four Green and Speckled Frogs sat on a speckled log, eating some most delicious bugs. Yum, yum, one jumped into the pool, where it was nice and cool, then there were three speckled frogs. So the students would be doing this, and actually I would ask them before we do the next verse, I would say, now we have three frogs, how many are going to be next, if the class is ready for that. So I use a blue scarf or anything that's blue to designate a pond, and then anything, you could just put these on the ground if you don't have a log to use and just have them jump it in. You can make it as big or as small as the kids want to do it.


Snastro. Earlier this week you saw me slobber over the first two Kirby games, Kirby's Dream Land and Kirby's Dream Land 2 for Game Boy. So now let's take a look at Kirby's Dream Land 3 for Super Nintendo, one of the very last SNES games ever made, released in late 1997. So naturally, one could assume that the jump from the SNES from a Game Boy game would be every bit as good as the jump from the NES to Super Nintendo, just like it was for Mega Man, Contra, Castlevania, and at least a dozen others, right? Well, sort of. Overall, it's really not all that different from the Game Boy games, particularly Kirby's Dream Land 2. They captured the feel of the platforming very well, and all of Kirby's abilities are still here, like being able to fly by inflating himself, and of course, inhale enemies with particular bad guys allowing Kirby to absorb their unique ability. The same interactive characters are back from the previous game along with three additional characters that are brand new. The function of Kirby's Dream Land 3 that hasn't been in any other Kirby game yet is that Kirby can summon a friend at will, this blob thing named GUI. It costs two hit points to summon him, although you can get them back by eating him. Geez, what a weird sentence that is. Other than that, though, this game feels like a port of Kirby's Dream Land 2, but with new levels and maybe a few borrowed ideas for the visual style from Yoshi's Island. There's really not a whole lot different here with Kirby's Dream Land 3 in terms of the gameplay, which likely made it that much easier to ignore at the time, since pretty much everyone else was playing Mario 64 or Goldeneye. I'm not saying that's a slag on the game at all, it's a perfectly good game for what it is, and it's a really great looking game that gets the most out of the SNES hardware. However, one confusing thing about Kirby's Dream Land 3 is how slow-paced this game is. Check out the Game Boy games here to see how fast everything is. Now check out the difference here. When you have a really powerful character like Kirby who has a ton of abilities, the game should be faster-paced in my opinion. Look at the Mega Man X series or Yoshi's Island. Kirby's Dream Land 3 is comparatively slow and deliberate, and as a result gets kind of tedious. I was relieved to find that Kirby's companions speed up the game considerably, but without them the game kind of plods along. I also would have liked to have seen the developers try something different with the level design, since evidently they weren't going to add that much to the gameplay. And yeah, the level design is fine, but again it's very reminiscent of Kirby's Dream Land 2, just with a major visual upgrade on Super Nintendo. So yeah, if you're expecting the usual boost in innovation and gameplay that you might get from a jump from the NES or Game Boy to the Super Nintendo, you might be disappointed in Kirby's Dream Land 3. It's nowhere near the upgrade that Mario, Zelda, Contra, or Mega Man got in the years previous. Now I'm not saying that Kirby's Dream Land 3 is a bad game. I mean it is a Kirby game. How bad could it be? It's still pretty good. I liken it to Mega Man X3. Of course that's a good game because it's Mega Man, but compared to Mega Man X and X2, it falls a bit short, and the same sentiment applies to Kirby's Dream Land 3. But if you want a better Kirby game for Super Nintendo, check out Kirby Super Star, which I'll be looking at next week.


Hello all, this is Monica Schengel-Jones, and I'm going to show you how to add a citation and rework a sentence so that it really comprehensively covers information that you'd like to see in an article. And I'm here on the biography of Ijeoma Oluo, a Seattle-based writer. And one of the things that I noticed when I read her article is that the conversation and article she published about Rachel Dozel, what Ijeoma Oluo's interview with Rachel Dozel is cited a couple of times in her biography, and it's actually covered more extensively elsewhere than Wikipedia the article as it is shows, but nothing really in the text refers to that conversation. It's actually to me pretty significant, more significant than what is prominently covered on her page, which is about her suspension from Facebook. Her interview really shifts the way that the conversation about blackness and race and black women happened in the United States, and it's really vital I think to her work and to her contributions. So I want to make sure that that's visible on her page. So I'm going to press edit on the background page. And the sentence here that cites that time article about the significance of her reporting and interview is really more than just the fact that it went viral. Many of her articles have gone viral, specifically because she is changing the conversation about Oh, specifically because of the importance of her interview and article with Rachel Dozel I think is her name, and because I really think that's why the articles went viral is because and her and her and her perspectives on race and contemporary. So it's really about a very relevant conversation to our country today, this country today. So I gave this a little more context and then I'm going to actually add an additional citation. So I'll go up here to the site bar and there is an NPR article here that I'll paste in from its URL, it's from KUOW, which is a local public radio station. And the article is how Ijoma Oluo takes the conversation back from the way that Rachel Dozel erases black women. So I'm going to make sure that that's inserted there as well and that people know what the significance of these references are and you'll notice here this gives the names of the authors and their retrieval date and then I'm going to go up and press publish changes. Now, one thing that I want people who are adding citations to know is that when you add a citation, it may not seem like you're making a huge contribution to the page, you know, you might just add a clause after a comma like I did, but it's not a minor edit. So don't click on that box. You are actually making a contribution to the meaning of the article and so you don't need to click that box. What I'm going to put in here is I clarified the sentence about the significance and critical reception of her work and added an additional citation, press publish, and I might continue to work on this, this article and that sentence here because I think it's, there's more work to do to really holistically summarize her work and the reception of her work as it's been covered, but for now, this is a good start. So that's what you need to know about adding a citation and why it's not a minor edit.