Hello, this is Hans van der Klaas, senior lecturer at IHE Delft Institute for Water Education. In this video I'll demonstrate how to derive the catchments or rather the subcatchments of multiple outlets that are automatically detected from a DEN. And we will use the PCRuster tools in QGIS for this. In another video I've demonstrated how to do that using the Python scripts with PCRuster. Here we'll use the user interface of QGIS. We're going to follow the following workflow. First we need to convert the DEM geotiff to the PCRuster format in order to apply the PCRuster tools. Basically the tool performs a GDOL translate. And then we can derive the local drain direction map from the DEM, which is basically a flow direction map and that forms the basis of all kinds of flow analysis in the PCRuster tools. And we use that as an input to calculate the Stryler orders. Then we will check by styling which Stryler orders we consider as rivers. And we use the Raster attribute table to create a lookup table to reclassify those Stryler orders to the ones that belong to the river. Then we can compare the Stryler order of the downstream pixels. And if there's a difference it means we are at a junction and this is an outlet of subcatchment. So in this way we can derive the outlets. And then we use those outlets as an input to derive the subcatchments. And meanwhile with a few of these steps we also need to convert the data type and check how the Boolean layers are with no data or the zeros etc. So you'll see this all in the next steps. So let's convert the geotiff to the PCRuster format. And because it's a continuous Raster we choose the scalar output data type. They save it to a file. Make sure you choose the dot map format. And I can remove the geotiff not to get confused. So the next step is to derive the LDD map from the DEM. And we use LDD create for that. And we're going to fill all the things. That's what this tool does and it ends up with the flow direction map. The LDD map, local doing direction layer. So I keep here all the defaults and just specify an output file name. Call it LDD and then run it. It takes a bit because this is quite an intensive tool. And here's the result and the flow directions are encoded with the same numbers as your numeric pad. So it starts with one in the southwest and then two south and three is southeast, etc. Now we can use the stream order tool to derive the Strahler orders. The local doing direction map is an input and the Strahler orders are the output. I'll save it as strahler. And the output will be an ordinal Raster with the order numbers for each pixel, starting with one and ending with the maximum that it finds in the study area. So we can style the layer because it's ordinal. We need to use the palleted unique values and we use blues. So the blue are the bigger the river. There we see that it found 10 orders. So now we can add an attribute table and choose the GDAL format. We need that later to do the reclassification and you can do this using the Raster attribute table plugin. I've added OpenStreetMap from the browser panel because we are now going to calibrate which Strahler orders we consider as rivers. So we compare the results by removing stepwise from the lower orders to the high orders and see if we get comparable results as with the OpenStreetMap rivers. If for your study area OpenStreetMap is incomplete with regards to rivers, you can also use a satellite image as a background. So you need to end up with a threshold value for which you consider that the Strahler orders are reflecting well the rivers in the study area. I think here it's around seven or eight that gives a good fit. In certain areas it will fit better than in other areas depending on the land use, the human manipulation and the geology. And when I follow then the Strahler approach we need to renumber it to one, two, three and four for the orders seven, eight, nine and ten from the Raster derived Strahler orders. Now we can create a lookup table using this attribute table and we want to get rid of the low orders. So go to editing mode and make the orders until six, zero and the rest one, two, three, four. And then I save it and we can use then the lookup table from Raster attribute table two. Make sure you choose the Strahler order layer. Then I'm going to save it. So this will be a PC Raster lookup table format and this is how it looks like. But we don't want the zeros, we want no data. So we only end up with the channels, one, two, three, four Strahler order and the rest of the Raster will be no data. Then we can use the lookup tool and we choose Strahler as an input, then our lookup table and the result is ordinal and then I run it. We end up with an ordinal layer. So I use Palette of the unique values and it's better to use blues. And there we see the four orders and the background is no data. The next step is to know what Strahler order value the downstream pixels have. So I use the downstream tool and the flow direction is an input and we use our Strahler channels as an input and then we derive the output which gives us for all these river pixels the downstream Strahler order value and we end up with the same amount of order so that looks good. So with some map algebra we can then find out where the junctions are. So go to the Raster calculator. You see that it recognizes the PC Raster maps too because it's a GDAL format and I say where the Strahler channels values are not the same as downstream. We have junctions so it will be Boolean true, otherwise Boolean false. Remember that you can only save it here as a tiff file and not to the PC Raster format that doesn't work. And here we have our junctions but we have to style it in a proper way in order to see it. So it's Boolean and here we see in red those junctions. So we're almost there because those are the outlets of our subcatchments. Now before we can further process this we need to convert this output back to a PC Raster format and we choose the Boolean output data type called the junctions. Make sure it's a dot map format. We run it and what we want in the end is that each catchment has a unique value because now it's only Boolean and that wouldn't be very interesting to look at. So I'm going to add a unique value using the unique ID tool. So each of these Boolean points will get a unique number starting from 1 to the maximum that it finds. And here we see that there are many and that will be the numbers also of the catchments that we will derive. Now the problem is that the unique ID tool produces a scalar output and we want it in the nominal format. So therefore we need to convert the data type of the output of the unique ID. So we go to convert layer data type and we change the data type to nominal. It's also because the catchment tool can't deal with scalar. It needs to be Boolean, ordinal or nominal and now it has the right data type. Now the only problem is that the catchment tool will calculate it for non-zero values and expects also zeros. So we need to create a layer with zeros that are nominal and then we can use the cover tool where we choose the junctions ID nominal layer and we are going to fill the node data with the nominal zeros and we choose then an output name which will be the outlets. So with the cover tool we fill the node data with data from another layer or multiple layers in a sequence. So this is the result and now we can use the catchment tool which uses the LDD and the outlets and here we have our catchments. Let's style it to make more sense out of this and here we see for each of those unique numbers of outlets the catchment to which it belongs. There's also another tool called subcatchment and because the catchments are nested which means that if a more downstream outlet is used that it will cover also the upstream catchment. Now the subcatchment tool doesn't do this so it will contain all the subcatchments but of course then it cuts the nested ones so here we can see the result and we end up with many more subcatchments compared to the catchments tool output. So it just depends on what you want and people also often ask why don't we get the strahler order numbers there and we can use the area maximum tool that's an easy way to derive it because we have our strahler orders and we have the catchments so if I take the maximum value within the catchment then it will give me back the strahler orders in these subcatchments and if I use blues there then we see the different orders clearly for each of these derived subcatchments. Of course in GIS there are other ways to come to the same result but this was the easiest to get the strahler orders assigned to those derived subcatchments. Now this was a lot of clicking and there are multiple ways to automate this so there's another video that explains how to do this with Python code but you can also make a graphical model out of this in QGIS or you can create separate tools like a junction tool or a derived river tool by modifying the scripts from the PC Raster toolbox here in QGIS which is not too difficult if you know a little bit of programming.


Welcome to Drinks Made Easy. Today we're taking a look at a classic tiki drink, the zombie. Now Don the Beachcomber created this in 1934 and this is a strong drink. Dude, that is a lot. Be careful. Mmm, okay. I warned ya. Legend even has it that he made this for a guy who was dying from alcohol withdrawal and he brought him back to life, hence the zombie. To build the zombie you'll start with one and a half ounces of Jamaican rum. Next you'll add one and a half ounces of Puerto Rican gold rum. One ounce of Demerara 151 rum. Half an ounce of Flernum. Half an ounce of Don's Mix. Now to make Don's Mix it's super easy. Just one cup of sugar, one cup of water and three cinnamon sticks into a pot. Bring that to a boil. Now before you heat it, crush up the cinnamon sticks so that you can pull as much flavor from that cinnamon as possible. After you've brought it to a boil just bring it down to a simmer for about two minutes, let it cool and then strain that into its own vessel. Separately you're going to juice some grapefruit and it's going to be two parts of grapefruit juice per one part of that cinnamon syrup. So for example, two ounces of grapefruit juice, one ounce of the cinnamon syrup and there you have Don's Mix. Three quarters of an ounce of fresh lime juice. Half a teaspoon of grenadine and five drops of absinthe. Last but not least, one dash of Angostura bitters. Cap that off into a shaker tin full of six ounces of crushed ice and give it a quick shake. Now if you want you can also use a blender. A lot of tiki bars will use those because it gives rapid aeration and rapid dilution. Also if you're making a whole bunch of these it's a heck of a lot faster doing a blender. You could do 10, 12 of these at a time. Pour it into your hurricane glass or if you've got one of the fun tiki glasses this is a great opportunity to pull those out and use them. Fill it with ice, garnish with some mint and just give it a couple of slaps and that's going to help bring out the oils of the mint. So when you go in and take a drink you're going to get a lot more of that mint smell. Put in your straw and there you have your zombie. You sure you need any more of that Mike? Yeah. Please remember to like, subscribe and click on the bell icon so you'll be notified anytime we release a new video. And remember to always drink responsibly because everybody likes to make friends but nobody likes to make them in a prison shower. That's right here I share. I had some water here. It's good.


Hello and welcome to the second part of this tutorial on how to create the scene with very few polygons with easy shapes. And in this second part we'll focus on the boat that you already see. So we will deactivate everything we don't need to see. Just the boat, it's all in groups. And if we actually look at the boat, it is a very simple shape. Let's just have a look at this one. Starting with the cube, then doing a loop cut in the middle using the mirror modifier. And then you can not just need to shape one side, have a few loop cuts in there any way you like. Shape it not very hard. Most of the stuff to have it look like a boat is then done with the materials. And now let's just look at the material, the most important material at the one outside. And of course it's principled shader, not much done with that. The important thing is the color. I UV unwrapped it before that. Now there's no different methods that it can use. Not going to go into UV unwrapping. There's a lot of tutorials on that one. Important is to use a brick texture and input it here into the base color. And then these are the basic settings that I used. There's a lot of different things you can use. But the important thing is that you have a lot of control over it. So if you want them smaller or bigger, you can do it any way you like. Important is that it kind of matches with your mesh. So it looks most realistic. The points where you want it to be, it has to be here. And you can of course change the colors. I used the same one for the thing up here. The same basic brick texture. Just change some of the colors and some of the sizes. And yeah, the important thing is then the motor size. If you see, oh, that's very much. Just have it a little bit. I think if I press the shift button, then it goes a little less. You can do it as much as you want. So you have a lot of control without changing many things. And I would also use a bump map. And connect the factor to the height and the normal to the normal. Also very simple. And you have this nice little 3D effect. Now for me, I would say the motor size is a little too big. I would make it a little smaller, but that's up to anybody. Watch the way they want it. And then you basically have the shape here. I then created this shape up there, which is also just a lot of basically modeling, extruding cubes and using a mirror modifier and also the bevel modifier, which I used here just to have the edges a little nicer even here.  So this is just basic modeling. And let's see at some very nice tricks that you can use because modeling like the rope here, the rigging, that would be just a pain to do it by hand. And it's also not very effective and will take a lot of calculating time. So the nice thing and let's now put this away. We don't need it right now. Let's focus on here on the rigging on those ropes. It is basically a mesh, nothing else.  So this is basically the shape that I have. Then I inserted some loop cuts. You can insert as many as you want. Fortunately, this is something that you have to decide first. This is not easy to change afterwards, but as you see, it's very simple to get this shape. I'll delete it for now and I'll show you what I did with this one. You need basically two modifiers. I mean, one modifier you absolutely need and that's the wireframe. And that one already gives you a nice result if you take this, have the right settings. You can of course make it bigger or less big, which is just nice. If you look at it very closely, it doesn't look that good maybe, but rather from the distance, it looks nice. I'll show you how to make a nice rope later, but this is more for the distance. It works. It's absolutely all right, especially for this kind of theme that we're going for. And the bevel modifier is always helpful. I think it's especially helpful here if you use that one as well. You can also change that. And then from the distance, let's keep the shift key pressed. It looks also nice. As I said, not 100% realistic, but for what we're going, that perfect no problem works with that. So that's really absolutely all there is to this shape. Very fast and very much control. If you say it's a little too big, it's a little too small. You can change it afterwards very easily. Same thing is true for the sail, which is also just activate this again. Just a very easy mesh. Put a little bit in this direction and one modifier that you really need, and that's a displacement modifier. Once you have this displacement modifier, you have to have some basic settings, the direction, the group, and the important thing is, if you look at this group, only activated for a certain kind of mesh. So I just used all those meshes. I assigned them to a group and the modifier just changes those vertices. And the important thing is also, because you want it going in the wind, and maybe you still remember this one from the first tutorial, this empty that I created to have the waves of the ocean. Just very simple. You use the same one for here. You apply this displacement modifier to this empty. This is where it looks at to see how much it is displaced. Should actually even work. Displacement mode, here you have it.  So it's very simple, not very much consuming for the computer to calculate it, and you got the basic setup for your boat. Well, look at the whole thing a little bit more closely than in the third part.


This is a new course for you that is advanced financial accounting and this is basically advanced of financial accounting which you have already studied in your earlier courses. Now advanced means that a lot of things added to this accounting profession. So let us see how much advanced we can go into it. These three words advanced financial accounting. Accounting is the same but advanced means to what extent international financial accounting standards which are now available all over the world and people are working on these standards. So let me give you an overview of it. Advanced financial accounting is mainly focusing on preparing the financial reports in accordance with international financial reporting standards and local regulations. Local regulation means Pakistani laws, international laws, all those laws we have to follow because if we look into this security exchange commission of Pakistan they have some regulation that you have to follow when you prepare the accounts because they sell your company's shares but that's why they need that the account should be prepared in accordance to the international accounting standards. Now the course will cover some of the latest not all but few of those international accounting standards keeping view the requirement of the subject and the users of those statements because we must keep in mind that these statements are going to be used by some individuals decision makers so you must provide them enough information so that they can take a proper decision. The traditional role was to prepare the statements or rather providing the information to the user which is currently available through computer. We prepare this financial statement get them audited and that's all prepare annual reports and that's what we are doing previously but now the dynamic role is to add value in business operation and that is the most important one and current situation the suggested role is turbulent environments to suggest ways and means how to create more value to the organization. Now we as an accountant some we have the course to follow because what we produce people are going to use them people are going to depend on them so if we are not following these codes which are tested responsibility, public interest, integrity, objectivity and independent free from conflicts of interest due care, scope and nature of the services so we must keep all these codes before we go into the final the profession of accountancy. Now the introduction of this subject. Framework has required professional judgment often within the complex situations in earlier courses of accounting some basic concepts and principles have been covered therefore the course emphasizes will be emphasized on the will be on advanced topic in the financial reporting. Financial reports that is not only the income statement balance sheet but there are many other reports you have to prepare because the annual reports comprises number of items number of things so you need to keep in mind all those plus you need to prepare some accounting ratios also so that you people know how the company is performing comparing from previous periods of current period and this is what you require now that you need to prepare some ratios also and then to give interpretation of those ratios. Now the learning objective is to learn the current accounting international financial reporting standards to prepare the financial statement as per IES and IFRS and others reported regulations to give adequate disclosure in the financial statement necessary for the users to prepare different ratios and their interpretation to study the financial statements and draw a conclusion to find out red flags and big bath these are something new words for you red flags means something wrong somewhere so you need to find out where the wrong is and then try to remove it big bath means some time to improve the situation at the end of the year at the end of the quarter we just add something to give a better picture of the report but this is what you need to be a why on completion of the course you understand the requirement of IES and IFRS to prepare financial reports in accordance with these standards and regulations prepare relevant ratios and their interpretation for the desired purposes evaluate business entities perform financial statements and provide an analysis of the performance then you need to explain the problems of profit and profit measurements and alternate approaches to the assets valuation and this is very important now because historically what we used to do we simply anchor an expense we sell products and we prepare income statement and then well balance sheet but now they have also changed the name of these statements and they need to more about like instead of using the cost method we used to use very fair value method and what is this fair value method we will discuss in later on that now we need to show in accounts in finance not the cost alone but we have to keep in mind what is the fair value what is the current values of those assets so that we can report them on the balance sheet because historically an asset maybe let's say a car maybe you are using for the last 10 years and you have a zero value in the balance sheet but it is already going on the road so you need to work out the fair value and that must be reported in the balance sheet discuss and evaluate current development in the external reporting acknowledge the complexity of the financial reporting and how to manage to perform safely the number of requirements nowadays to be followed before we go to the preparation of the accounting statements because those requirements are very very essential and they are we are guided by the international financial accounting that this is how you need to prepare these accounts these are how you follow those standards then maintain the ethical values in the preparing and communicating the results as I said this is the last one this is very very important that you must keep always in mind that your work is going to help somebody your work is somebody is going to depend on that and they have to take their decision economic decision and if you are giving them the wrong information then their decision will be wrong and ultimately you are also to be blamed so in this case you need to make you must keep in mind always always the ethical issues that what we have to follow thank you very much


Winston Edmonton here, I'm checking in, want to find out what's happening here at EMC World, find out where all the excitement is and first place I stopped, VCE is jam packed with people. There's something going on, let's chat with Jeremiah and see what it is. Jeremiah, what have you seen so far?  So I think the big thing is that we're getting all sorts of new questions, right? I mean it used to be what are the pieces you're putting in, what are you doing with, you know, what Cisco products, what EMC products, what we're really finding out is how do I use it, but how does this help my business? How can I transform from silos into horizontal processes? How can I make my infrastructure boring and end up using that to help drive better outcomes for my applications, better outcomes for my application users? And it's such a huge change from where we were three years ago, right? I mean I think it's such a huge change from where the industry was three years ago. It's, yeah, I mean as you can see the stars of the show are still the V-blocks, right? The still doors open, people digging around in them, but the conversations are at a completely different level, which I think is gratifying for us as a company. It also shows how that transition is happening in the industry as a whole. Are you finding that people are more educated and so they're convinced and now they're coming to you just to look for what solutions that you can help want to have to worry about it as much, right? I mean one of the, it's fun, I've got a slide deck where I stand in front of it and say I work for an infrastructure company, but the infrastructure is boring and the more time you're spending on it, the less time and attention you're giving to the end users and to the applications that are actually running your business. And so we see a little bit of both. Customers understand the larger picture, but also they understand that living in the silos and living in the individual elements isn't good for their business. It's not good for their careers. It's not good for what it is that they're trying to do as companies, right? It's not core to their business. So they're really looking at companies like VCE to say, take those things off the table for me, let me get back to what I'm here for, which is to take care of my end users and take care of my applications. I need you to break this down for me because I've passed some booths that kind of seem like a ghost town, not much going on. Here, I can barely, it's standing room only. What are you guys doing to draw people, I mean really, there's an energy here? I really, I think it's a message, right? I mean, I think it is that we're not pushing gear, right? We're pushing a business solution. We're pushing a way for companies, IT organizations to transform how they relate to the business that they serve, right? And I think that as we continue to go through this, that becomes more and more the theme, more so than what's the Q-depth on your storage array and how many uplink interfaces are you using to this fabric interconnect. Those things are important. They have to be done perfectly. They have to be done in a repeatable fashion. But that's not what the business cares about, right? That's not where the end users want to be. And so I think that a lot of the traffic that you're seeing is around how do we leverage it, how do we better integrate what IT has to offer to the business, with the value that the business needs from it, and that's pretty exciting to me. Let's talk about the future. What can we expect? Are there any exciting things on the horizon that we can look forward to? Well, in the short term, part of our job at VCE is to integrate all the complicated stuff from our investor companies, right? So as we see announcements from Pivotal, as we see announcements from EMC and VMware and Cisco, you'll start to see those technologies come to market in an integrated, you know, pretested way. I think that from our side, we're really excited about the VCE Vision Intelligent Operations software and being able to use our own intellectual property to help customers better manage and better visualize to the tooling that they're using. The fact that it's not a set of individual pieces, that it's an actual converged infrastructure that's designed to operate in a specific way. So you'll see lots more announcements from VCE about that. But every time you see an announcement from one of the investor companies, you'll understand that 30 days behind that, we're not going to just show you what the new technology is. We're going to show you how to integrate it in a way that works in an enterprise. Fantastic. Let's talk to the people at home that, unfortunately, weren't able to enjoy this party of a conference. What is the best way if they want to get plugged in to what you're doing for them to contact you guys? Sure. So VCE.com has all of the information, right? Every demo that we're doing here, every piece of documentation, every presentation that we're giving, everything's on VCE.com. Personally, I'm always available on Twitter, probably more than I should be. Anybody who wants to get a hold of me at J. Dooley underscore CLT, I'm happy to answer questions, happy to help out with anything anybody needs. And that's our check-in with VCE. Stay with us. We're going to be checking in all over the place. Stay tuned.


Well, Interpol Secretary-General, Yergin Stock, Vice-Chief of the Defence Force, Admiral Griggs. Delegates, ladies and gentlemen, it's my very great pleasure to extend on behalf of the Australian Government a very warm welcome to our nation's capital and to this parliament. It's wonderful to see over 70 countries and over 300 people attending this very important forum and impressive gathering to discuss a very important issue. And the Australian Government is privileged to host this inaugural counter-improvised explosive device and counter-terrorism leaders forum on behalf of Interpol. This parliament makes decisions on whether to use the military dimension of Australia's national power in support of our interests. The troops that respond to those decisions are all too often exposed to risk and increasingly in recent years the risk from improvised explosive devices or ADs. As you consider responses to this threat, over the next three days our parliament is very pleased to host your discussions. As a former 31-year veteran of the Australian Regular Army I've had pletiful opportunities to see the awful and indiscriminate effects and consequences of ADs. It's a matter that's very close to my heart. And I know my friend Defence Minister Kevin Andrews who is on a bilateral visit to India and all of our colleagues are focused on doing everything we can to support the force, protection of our troops and those of our friends and allies. We therefore warmly welcome this inaugural forum which explores the link between terrorism and IEDs and it's a link that is an increasingly dangerous one. IEDs are present in approximately 80% of terrorist activity around the globe. Unfortunately threat actors are employing IEDs in growing numbers around the world and they are constantly adapting and evolving these weapons. They are being used to threaten the legitimacy, authority and the rule of the law of nations, particularly in developing or post-conflict fragile space. And this trend will continue because IEDs are a low-cost high return weapon system that is readily available as we saw from the introductory video for $30 a single person can have a strategic effect. It's anticipated that future warfare including terrorism will continue to place importance on the use of IEDs. The techniques and knowledge will continue to proliferate including in our region of the world. A number of our regional neighbours are facing internal threats from IEDs on a daily basis and I can recall in 2009 while First Assistant Secretary in Defence threw a defence cooperation programme assisting the Royal Taiwan Forces through the provision of bombsets. And in those days the IED threat in Thailand was pretty much constrained to the southern insurgency. But as we saw on 17 August IEDs now threaten Thailand's bigger city. Australia as with almost every nation has been seriously impacted by the use of IEDs or even the threat of IEDs.  Terrorist attacks in Australia, in Bali, in London and elsewhere have seen the intentional targeting of innocent civilians who have been killed, maimed and emotionally scarred by these hideous weapons. Australian security and law enforcement agencies have been able to stop a number of imminent terrorist-related attacks on Australian soil that included the potential use of IEDs. And this response has been enabled through our national security strategy which provides a framework of national security objectives to combat the terrorists and their indiscriminate use of such weapons. As a member of Parliament's Joint Committee on Intelligence and Security I'm pleased to say that we've also passed new laws to give our police and security agencies the powers they need to keep us safe. Four solid pieces of legislation in the last 12 months and on Friday we'll be announcing the next committee report in relation to the citizenship legislation that's currently before the Parliament. The recent success in warding attack planes in Australia demonstrates the value of strong institutional structures and investment to strengthen our diplomacy, defence, border protection, law enforcement and intelligence. Through these connections within Australia's interagency and with like-minded friends and allies a more effective whole of government response to this threat is possible particularly by sharing information with international partners. The IED threat has been and continues to be the Australian Defence Forces operational environment and is likely to be so for the foreseeable future. We saw in the video the Chief of the Defence Force Mark Binskin reporting yet another Australian combat casualty from IEDs and in recent military operations 54% of Australian troops killed or wounded have been as a direct result of improvised explosive devices. To ensure that our force protection measures adapt and evolve to the threat we must continue to invest in this area. Australia like many nations has increased its counter-terrorism efforts and specifically in relation to IEDs. One of the most significant changes has been the permanent establishment of a counter-IED task force within the Australian Defence Force. This task force is an integral component of our counter-IED strategy. The task force is a focal point for collaboration with industry, allies and regional partners. It exchanges information, provides advice and co-develops new technology and training responses. This has helped improve capability for our partners, regional neighbours and ourselves. Australia also continues to be at the cutting edge of defence, science and technology improvements needed to address this global threat. One example is the development of an IED detector by the Australian Defence Science and Technology Group in consultation with industry. The detector combines world-leading Australian detection technology with cutting edge ground penetrating radar to locate and identify low-signature content IEDs in challenging soil conditions. Moreover, under Defence's Red Wing program, Australia has developed low-cost, robust and lightweight force protection systems. The equipment has particular application for use in austere operating environments by military and police units as it requires minimal-operated training and limited logistic support. Through this project, the Australian Government has invested up to $50 million in the Australian Defence manufacturing industry. This investment demonstrates Defence's ability to leverage domestic counter-ID technology into jobs for Australians. It's a great example of collaboration between Defence and industry and it shows how innovation, entrepreneurship can develop unique solutions to a persistent threat in almost every conflict zone around the world. With Defence industry partners supporting an accelerated production schedule, delivery of this vital equipment to Afghanistan commenced in January and has now been entirely delivered. I hear as I step to some of our Defence colleagues this morning some wonderful force protection results are resulting from this equipment. The Afghan National Defence and Security Forces are now deploying this equipment in the current fighting season, their first without significant coalition support. Australians stand shoulder to shoulder with worldwide military and law enforcement agencies in the fight against IED proliferation and the disruption of the networks that use them. That's why the initiative to partner with Interpol and the Australian Federal Police to organise and deliver this forum stands as a testament to our resolve. In addition to our own IED experiences and that of other militaries, Australia has observed a global trend of increasing attacks against humanitarian and emergency aid workers, against emergency first responders like medics and ambulances, UN mission members and innocent civilians who suffer most from the indiscriminate effects of IEDs. These people and organisations are often the least prepared and the least protected. That said, the use of IEDs and their connection to terrorism is certainly not new. What is apparent however are the global connections through the internet which help link terrorist organisations to those individuals we identify as lone wolves. The ability of terrorists to share information through social media and the internet promotes the use of construction of IEDs anywhere at any time. Their intention is to build capability and then decentralise the mayhem and assist the capacity of like-minded groups and individuals by sharing information and supplying precursors, materials and components. These terrorist networks are far-reaching, some even operate under a franchise model. It is apparent that the very things that enable globalisation for the good of mankind can also be the very things that enable global transnational threats to mankind. And just as there is a growing demand for internationalism to meet global threats like pandemics and global warming, an international approach to countering the pandemic of IEDs is also required. To effectively combat this threat, Australia believes that a global network or a global alliance is required to coordinate efforts and share information on counter IED technologies, on precursor materials and on those who construct and use these weapons. And in targeting the threat we must focus on the IED enablers, particularly the funders, the developers and the proliferators. As all nations are now under threat from IEDs, all nations are welcome to contribute their experiences and their ideas towards collective solutions. And what that requires is a sustained partnership with law enforcement and across a broad range of political and economic pursuits. Australia acknowledges that global threats can't be prevented just through border controls or the efforts of any single nation. We must work together to get to this problem's roots, to build collective capacity and to use the strong institutional structures in many countries here in this room to strengthen the institutional responses in those countries that need it most. We must also continue to develop the universal narrative to counter the law of the dissidents and the extremists, to work against that silent song of transnational ideology we must affect the terrorists' freedom of action at every opportunity, including by disrupting their established global supply chain. A fundamental objective underpinning this response is to establish and maintain the mechanisms for greater information sharing and collaboration. Now, it is appreciated that there is a high level of sensitivity about ID information and historically an apprehension to share it. This represents an issue of trust and perhaps the single greatest challenge facing any global effort. But it is a challenge which we must discuss and it must be resolved if we are to defeat this threat. As the opening video said, I quote, by working together, by drawing on each other's experiences, the global counter ID community can tackle this threat together. Perhaps the most important message that I would like to deliver and convey to this forum is the necessity to focus on the very thing that terrorist networks have relied upon and that is the sharing of information. Our weakness has become their strength and that must be reversed. Australian acknowledges that other nations, organisations and alliances are already working together and working hard on this issue, as are we. To name a few things that are happening, NATO through its alliance and the counter-ID centre of excellence in Spain. The United Nations with its efforts to address the ID threat under protocol two of the Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons and of course UN Resolution 2178, which recognises Interpol in its global role against foreign terrorist fighters. Additionally, the African Union has developed programs for peace and stability. Within Australia, the efforts of the Australian Federal Police through its sponsorship of the South East Asia Bomb Data Working Group, International Bomb Data Centre Affiliations and its own regional training efforts has contributed to addressing improvised explosive devices within our region. But it would be remiss of me not to make special mention of Interpol. As the world's largest police organisation, its 190 member nations represented here today by the Secretary General and by the representatives from so many of its member nations plays a vital role. Interpol has a unique ability to facilitate international police cooperation. Policemen like soldiers can develop relationships across borders, which often endure with other aspects of the bilateral and multirate that lateral relationship may not be strong or may be tested. Our uniform diplomacy and the comradeship on which it is based can be particularly valuable in strengthening counter-ID cooperation. As already mentioned, the UN Resolution 2178 acknowledges Interpol's vital role in preventing the international travel of foreign fighters, including the use of Interpol's stolen and lost travel documents database as well as iCheckit. As a screening measure, iCheckit has enabled companies in the transport, banking and tourism industries to submit passport information for screening against the Interpol database, which contains more than 43 million records from 167 countries. It is also noteworthy that Interpol through the National Central Bureau has formed a dedicated foreign terrorist fighter program in partnership with the US National Security Council, Department of Justice and Department of Homeland Security. These exemplars demonstrate where there is a willingness to address this global issue a coalition of the willing can be formed. And so this forum will do good work in examining the current global effort. It will help identify current communities of action, identify mechanisms to promote collaboration between them and where possible to establish alliances beyond those already established in order to develop a greater unity of purpose to defeat the scourge of IEDs. This Leaders Forum presents a unique opportunity in bringing together key leaders from government, law enforcement and the military to enhance counter IED relationships between nations and institutions. It provides the platform to develop action plans and to bridge information gaps between military and law enforcement. The forum offers the opportunity to bring the global counter IED community closer together and it's anticipated this forum will agree to the establishment of ongoing programs of work designed to enable the military, government and law enforcement agencies to more effectively and efficiently combat this threat. It will also provide the Government of Australia insights on how we might further develop our counter IED and national security objectives. These objectives will always encompass consideration of how Australia can contribute best to a truly global counter IED effort. The Australian Government seeks to ensure that this forum is only the first step towards establishing a stronger, more focused and enduring global counter IED network, one that is designed to increase awareness, share information and promote cooperation to enhance public safety both here and overseas. Australia looks forward to participating fully over the next three days because if we ignore the global IED problem today we can sign future generations to the threat of even more sophisticated globally active IED networks tomorrow. That's why in a busy and demanding world I thank you again for taking the time to attend this forum. And for helping us to develop an effective response to this terrible threat that kills and maims so many of our people. Thank you so much.


So what I want to do here is I want to show you the size of my NBA 2k 18 now I need to know a couple things here for starters right now. It says 36.6 gigabytes This is insane to me because I've been playing this game since launch Of the digital version without any need for 36.6 This literally was 26 gigabytes before I started this update So that means right now. I am downloading a 10.6 gigabyte update in fact Let me show you that I'm downloading it if you look at it. Look at it. There it is. It's downloading right now and We're just gonna sit here and watch this download for a little bit Or maybe for the entirety of this just to show a ridiculous this is This was never noted to us back when the game came out that there was gonna be an update this large And why is this update coming out? What even is this update? That's a very good question So let's see if we can figure out by looking at what this giant update that was not needed until the physical version came Out is that's leading to things like a 24 gigabyte download. So here's what I found There is a patch or at least was a patch I assume this is the patch if that I'll find out once the version number updates here because guys not gonna update before I'm done recording Patch 1.04. It's a humongous update and address this gameplay cap neighborhood and more I I'm using the 32 gigabyte internal storage card figure that was enough I could throw all the patches and updates on the internal stuff and right now my internal is about to get completely Maxed out with this update. So if a future update comes out, that's just as big. I'm screwed I had to completely uninstall the game and buy a new micro SD card so let's just get into the patch notes here and Again, this patch was said it was coming soon. This is reported like days ago Now it's apparently here It says so in general the classic edition uniforms of the Bucks Hornets Lakers and Sons have been added to the game Look for these to be released in the next roster update interesting So they're adding Uniforms in this patch that isn't part of a roster update. So they're already in the game. So why can't we just have them? All right, five new shoes have been added to the game I won't go over all of those and Again, it says to be released in the next roster update again They're adding content to the game that's locked behind a roster update. I don't get this Improvements of the caps us a lab user interface new cap facial hair 18 new beards two mustaches introducing eight facial stub Styles that can be mixed in match with various hairstyles a whole bunch of stuff here Fixes to the pro amp fixes to my team my you know my GM my league a whole bunch of a bunch of fixes In fact, I'm actually interested I'm gonna go through the my league stuff because I'm actually curious if they fixed the one bug I always ran into satisfy a popular community across the NBA logo has been removed from the created uniform template Oh, cool. The CPU will no longer override user-made decisions CPU teams will not be more conscious of when they should renounce the rights to their players in the off-season Fixed a hang that would occur for some users when they were signed into a player Fixed a soft hang during the draft and Okay. All right. I actually I experienced that bug one time But it's not something it doesn't only happen once I didn't think much of it addressed a fantasy draft issue Where certain players were being incorrectly omitted from the selected player blue fixed a case where incorrect determining that the user was trying to maintain the rights to too many draft and stash players Addressed a case where the draft and stash player would appear in the G. Lee roster Trying to sign the contract and turn a fine corrected issue that would lead to inability to load your my GM file That's a big bug. I haven't had that happen to me, but I've seen other people it's happened to For those affected by this your save will now properly load that's huge So you can get your save back baskets will now account for the correct amount of points So when the league approves the rule change that grants automatic points to be granted on shooting follows. That's awesome Um, that doesn't actually exist in the NBA But anyways attendance will no longer show zero percent for playoff games and a financial information menu That would suck yet. No one attended your playoff game Many other bug fixes and Justin were also made game-wide It goes over just a handful of more adjustments. So it's a big update I'm not gonna sit there and say like this is a huge update The fact that they had so much stuff to fix let's you know how buggy this game was at launch How much it did not get the proper quality testing it needed before it went out But even despite all that even going through all of this stuff a 10.6 gigabyte update. Are you kidding me? I played NBA 2k 17 and never once experienced a 10.6 gigabyte update I think the biggest update was like a two point something gigabyte update And I was actually prepared to have maybe 10 gigabytes total for the entire season including roster updates and all that But we're talking 10.6 gigabytes the same day the switch physical version releases, which cannot be a coincidence Especially now that we have an updated download You know 24 gigabyte download statement on the north american version Which wasn't present on the european version because they probably sent those out before they realized they were gonna have this update I I'm just at a loss for words right now I don't know what they are doing and on top of this now. We know obviously WWE 2k 18 is probably going to require a micro sd card as well We know that that the file size on that is like 36 gigabytes right now Granite they're just talking about the digital version They have not confirmed the physical version will need a micro sd card But if mba 2k 18 does you can almost assuredly bet that wwe 2k 18 will as well and for all the flak that I gave Uh, 2k over this decision about not using the bigger cards and requiring these downloads I man 10.6 gigabyte update that i'm still downloading not even halfway through as i'm recording this I This is just insane to me That they're getting away with this right now if this is what's going to happen I might have to buy a 200 plus gig SD card micro sd card Just to play mba 2k 18 because i'm going to need that one of space for the dang updates This could be a 200 gigabyte game. No, I don't think they're actually going to have a zillion 10 gigabyte updates I know i'm over exaggerating, but i'm doing it to make a point At 10.6 gigabyte update should be unacceptable. There's a reason that nintendo has has a file size limits on updates and while some games Uh, I understand like you basically are redownloading the whole game But when you do that it usually replaces the file you have so you don't end up with a file That's twice the size right when you guys when you finally got the update to go through for mba playgrounds and you downloaded What was almost an essentially brand new mba playgrounds game it replaced the file That you originally have for mba playgrounds. So you went from like seven gigs down to four gigs on mba playgrounds So yes, you needed that four gigs free with the seven gigs initially, but once it downloaded it replaced that file Uh, that's not happening here From what I have seen from people reporting what we're now seeing on box art It's going to be 36.6 gigs and it's going to keep getting bigger from there Uh, we thought we could give all the props in the world for cutting the size of this game to what they did on switch Because it it is like 50 gigs or whatever on other systems But it sounds like if this keeps going we're going to end up getting up the 50 gigs or more ourselves on switch Which is just unacceptable for a game that runs at 720p So you're not even running full 1080p assets and for a game that's got the setting style back the way it is They don't need the super highest quality assets possible here on this game So i'm just i'm at a loss for words that they're they released a patch today That is Almost half the size of the game that we had installed anyways, and it's not optional I'm required to download it if you have the digital version. No idea if it's required for physical I'm just oh man I'm irate I'm irate because for all all the praise i've given mba 2k 18 And the devs behind what they've done and all the flak i've given it as well for being disappointed with the final product I'm i still play this a lot. It is one of my most played games on switch And to see this treatment to see this this mistreatment really Of switch users by thinking that a 10.6 gigabyte update is acceptable And i'm not just saying this because I only have a 32 gigabyte card in my system I can go I can get a bigger micro sd card. That's not the problem. It's I shouldn't need one Literally, I mean, that's let's just glance at this Let's go back and look at the storage situation quick So when you go into my data management and you go to my managed software You'll see now. Look at that. Look how much space I have a 32 gigabyte micro sd card and then I have all that internal memory space Look how much of that is taken up by mba 2k 18 The closest is platoon 2 and you got double dragon and I understand this is a AAA third party game So it's going to be big and some of this comes after the decision that they did not include Or give us a big enough physical card, but this is I i'm just a loss loss for words. I mean Look at that. So here we go 22.9 gigabytes was the original file. You could see that right there So you see that there's 13.6 on the switch So the 22.9 gigs was the original download file for mba 2k 18 So when it launched it was 23 gigabytes essentially and then there was a little bit, you know, like five gigs I think set aside on my system memory for save files and now 13.6. This is just This is ridiculous. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Maybe I'm blowing the sort of proportion. Maybe you guys don't think it's a big deal but I Sincerely, I'm worried author and and I understand that cartridges and limited space and you can blame Nintendo Realities of AAA gaming it's going to be huge file sizes blah blah blah blah blah And maybe I should be mad at Nintendo For not allowing these the higher sized carts But I'm sorry. This is an update. This game was running perfectly fine At 26 gigs this update.  Now. Imagine you go buy the physical version in final No, it's not 15. It's 24. Oh man They're really duping us 2k. I was trying to give you lots of props earlier this year over giving us a more complete game That's at a higher visual quality than say FIFA 18 and EA, but you know what? You're really undercutting things here and making me question Whether or not it's worth you bringing 2k 19 to the platform And I'm not saying that there aren't people that aren't gonna want it. I'm gonna want mba 2k 19 But this you can't be doing this you can't be breaking Like we have limited space you can't do this and I understand I should be mad at Nintendo for that limited space And I am but Come on At least You know Maybe this could have been prevented if they would at least warned us if they have warned us that this patch this 1.04 patch Was going to be 10 gigs if they had given us weeks worth of warning Which they had to have had to put it on the box In north america anyways folks Let me know what you think about this whole thing down in the comments below I promise I don't just want to talk about mba 2k 18 all the time But they're not really giving me much of a choice I am Nathaniel Ruffalojans from nintendo prime If you like this video, you know what to do And if you disliked the video hit that dislike button Subscribe for more content and I will catch you in the next one


You having trouble? Yeah, a little bit on this one. Oh, you jumped to this one already? So walk me through this first so we can make sure we're on. Did you do two points AMB? Show me them. And? You connected them? Good. But for this one, they want you to actually, you're ahead. You're saying it's an acute angle, but what is your angle? Where is it? What letters make your angle? Did you draw an arc? So what would your angle be called? But what would we call it?   I wouldn't say little boy. I would say Luke. So what would we call this angle? What would its name be? How did we name, when we named the point, what's this point called? Point B. Good. What's this point called? Point D. So when I look at this angle that you've given me an arc for, what would we call it? What are its letters? A, C, and D. Excellent. Can you write that down? You don't have to erase. That's fine. You can put it underneath. And do you remember the little symbol that we use to show it's an angle? And if you're not sure, then you can always just write the word angle. Or remember, we like to cheat. There's your angle sign. OK? Nice, so you're stuck here. All right, so what do they want you to use? The house. Where's the house? Now the first thing they say to do is what? Observe the familiar figure. OK, so you looked at them. Then what do they want you to do? Label points on each figure. So can you find where some points would be on there and label them, give them letters? Excellent.  If you're stuck, let me know. Since you said that it should be the one that's in the middle, that should be in the middle. I think I'll be able to take it. We did this. Right? I have two there. So right now, D, A. Can that be a ray? This would be a ray and that would be a line segment. OK, but the way you've drawn it here, let's pull it out. Because sometimes it's easier to see it this way. You have D, A, right? What is that right there? The whole thing, the whole picture right now. What would you call that? A line. Good. What do I need to have a ray? A point, a line segment that's been extended into a line. Did anybody tell me that I couldn't do this? No. So what happens now? Line segment A, L, and L, D. But you still have the line going on. What else could I call this? Call that. I'm going to pull it out again. That's it. You could call that a ray because you spent the thing in half and it only has two ends to go on. So you could have a ray, A, L, and ray, L, D. With me?


Hi guys! So, as you can see by the title of this video, more vlogs.  Can you do like a day in the life vlog of you as a nurse? Can you do, you know, personal vlogs? All of that. And I really, really, really want to do a day in the life of a nurse vlog for you guys. But I'm trying to figure it out because I don't think that you guys want a vlog of me just like at my house. I'm thinking that you guys want more of like, you know, my routine as a nurse, like getting in the hospital, showing me kind of behind the scenes, which I really, really want to do. But I still have to like figure out the logistics of that because of course there's HIPAA and patient privacy and hospital rules and all of that. So I really want to do that for you guys, but I still have to figure that out. And once I do, I will definitely make a video like that of me in the hospital setting. But if you do want to see more vlogs of like me and like my dogs, my cats, with Jesse, just like my personal life, I do have a vlogging channel. Ubi's. You hear that cropping? Ubi's sick. Come here. Say hi.  Anyways, there's not good background noise. She's not under the bed. Anyways, so if you guys want to see more vlogs of my personal life, I have a vlog channel and I'll leave that down below. That link has been down below for the past few months. So I've had a few months worth of vlogs and yeah, that's basically it. So I do want to do a day in the life of a nurse vlog for you guys. I just have to figure out the logistics of it. So hopefully that answers that question, clears the air. Thank you guys for watching this video. If you have any other video suggestions, leave them down below. Give this video a thumbs up and subscribe to my channel. And I will of course see you guys next time. Bye.


Good morning. Good morning, everybody. How are you doing? Welcome back to Dedicated to Financial Literacy. Russell Moore coming to you live again. Please hit the subscribe button. Give me a thumbs up if you like the content and hit the notify button so you can get content in the future. All right. This is the third installment, the third video, the third part to our series on Stop Market for Beginners 2022. How's everybody doing this morning? I hope you're blessed. All right. We're going to jump right into it. I'm going to end with the last five. If you want to see the previous ten that I spoke about, then you got to check out the other videos. I've got to make some adjustment on the audio, so forgive me. The audio, the music is a little loud, so I'm making some adjustment on those two videos, even as we speak. So let's get started. All right. The last one we started with was number ten. What type of companies do you invest in? So I'm not going to go over that one again. We're going to go to number 11. Invest in the index fund or the individual stock market. And most people would say, you know, most people would say, okay, which one is better? And I think when you're brand new to the stock market, an individual index fund, an index fund, which is a group of stocks, a group of companies, it's a bunch of them inside of this one fund. And what you want to do is just give to it on a regular basis. You know, just give and give to it and give to it and let it do its thing. For example, SPI, SPY, that's the S&P 500 index. And let me tell you something. It's average, and I said this in my first video, the stock market has averaged between seven and 10% a year. So if you just stick it in your money into SPI instead of a savings account, you're going to get at least seven to 10% annually. And with the stock market on its new record highs, you're going to even do even better right now. Okay, now we are due a correction. We are due a correction for all you bears out there. But for the most part, you're going to average seven to 10%. If you just stick it in an index fund. Now, if you go with an individual stocks and you start purchasing, you have much more of a chance to get larger gains. For example, my individual stocks I averaged last year on individual stocks that I purchased over the year. My gains were somewhere around 170%. I still had my index fund that did its normal 12%, 13%. But I blew it out of the park with my other stocks, my individual stock. So that's kind of the pro and the con. Now there is much more of a risk when you go with your individual stocks because they can go down as well, up and down, depending on the market. Pretty much the index fund, you're just basically setting it. You don't have to worry it would be concerned about trading and all of that. If one of your companies inside the fund begins to tank, you got another one that's going up. So they balance each other out. Unlike when you do an individual stocks, you say, hey, today I'm going to go with GoPro. GoPro could go up 5% or it can go down 12%. You see that index fund balances and leverages it out. I wouldn't say it's a hedge against inflation, but it's less risky. So as a new investor, you might want to go with an index fund and then just dabble, gradually get into individual stocks. But don't be afraid. That's the key. Do not fear. Don't be afraid. Don't be afraid to step out and test the waters and get a little risky with this. It's going to require risk.  But remember what's my motto. You won't earn if you do not learn. The key is learning. Learn and you'll earn. All right. Number 12, keep or buy more of what's working. If you get a stock, don't be so quick to sell for profit. A lot of people will sell their shares of a stock when the stock is doing well. What you want to do is the stock's companies like that, when they do drop, that's a discount that you might hear the term buy on the dip, buy on the low. That's the key with the stock market. You buy low and sell high, but that's just not a cliche. That's really what you want to do. Now, that doesn't always work out that way. You're not going to be perfect. You're going to make mistakes. There's going to be times when it drops and you should have sold. And the next thing you know, it drops and it keeps dropping. And now you're like, oh no. And then you end up holding it for longer than you should have. And that's why one of these programs, one of the videos I'm going to talk about risk management and how long do you hold a stock? When do you sell? When do you buy? And so, but what I am going to say is if you have a stock that's making money for you, do not be so quick to sell it. Now, if you need the money and you have to have, I had situations where I wanted to go into another stock and I wanted more shares of that stock. So there are times when I will take a profit on one stock. Maybe not all profit. I still will keep some shares, but I'll take some of that profit just to move it over here because there's another opportunity that has risen and I want to get more of those shares. So there's times when I'll do that. But for the most part, if something is working, if you've got a company and it is thriving, it meets all your fundamental analyzing. It's profiting. The leadership is great. The stock is on the rise. Buy more of that stock. Hey, when it drops some, that's a discount. Remember that, new investor. Dropping doesn't necessarily mean you failed or you don't lose until you sell. But sometimes that stock dropping is a great opportunity for you to pile on more shares. And then it's going to go back up. If it's a good company, it's going to go back up. That's going to be temporary. All right. So there we go for that. Invest in companies you understand. And I kind of mentioned this the other day in the last video. Invest in companies that you understand. You know, when you get into the stock market and you start talking to others, they're going to give you your opinions. And I'm going to talk about it at one point. There are references and resources that you can use. But you're going to hear a lot of voices telling you, oh, have you heard about this stock? You need to get this crypto. You need to do this. You need to do this. Everybody's going to give their opinion. And I'm not saying that you can't ever get a great tip from someone. That's not what I'm saying. All I'm saying is do not make that getting tips and relying on others to give you tips on stocks. Do not make that your foundation.  You do the research. You do the homework so that when you do buy the stock, you know, okay, the reason why I'm buying this stock are these reasons. And it's not just because Jojo told me. Betty Lou told you. No, you did the research. You looked it up. You saw the potential. All right. So going to companies that you understand, you know, your circle of competency, what you can, you know, so I wouldn't go into, there's certain SPACs or certain companies that I wouldn't invest in. I don't know enough. And I want to know that I understand how you make money. I want to understand your customer base. I want to know what's attractive, what separates you from other companies. And I want to understand that. Okay. All right. I'm not saying that there aren't one-offs where you can't, you know, get a tip from somebody and you jump in and you quickly get a rush and you get out. That'll happen on occasion. Just don't make that your diet. Number 14. What is a stock screener? A stock screener is a place, it's a program. You can find them free on several websites. And I'll give you a few websites where you can go and you can look up different criterias. They're filled with filters and it'll help you pick stocks. A screener or a scanner will help you pick stocks in certain areas with certain criterias. For example, you can look up and search for stocks that have a 20% profit margin and above. So you literally can click on the menu and saying I want all stocks that have 20% profit margin and above. Or I want, there are all kinds of criterias. And so these screeners will help you choose and help you pick stocks. Now, one that you can, a really nice one that I like, it's free. They have one that you can upgrade and pay for them, but you don't need to do that. It's FinViz.com. F-I-N-V-I-Z.com. And in the home page, you'll see what the Dow Jones is doing, the NASDAQ and the S&P 500. It gives you the three indexes so you know what the market is doing. And on the left, it'll list a bunch of stocks. It'll tell you the gainers and the losers.  That's a screener. It's a tool to assist you on picking stocks. Morningstar.com is another place you can go. And then the third one, Morningstar.com, and the third one that I use quite a bit is Yahoo.com-finance. So Yahoo has an actual screener as well. And I love FinViz. So I just gave you three screeners that you can use and you use them, especially when you're new to the stock market. It'll help you choose some stocks, but be very careful though that doesn't guarantee that those stocks will go up. It doesn't guarantee that they will ascend just because you picked them from a scanner. It just helps you categorize it. It helps you begin to look at stocks and say, hey, this company, and then here's the thing about screeners as well. There are a lot of stocks out there. There are thousands of stocks that you don't know about. See, you might know McDonald's. You might know Coca-Cola. You might know Amazon. You may know Google. But there are other companies that you have no idea about. A screener will get you in contact with some of those. And you know what? I might do a video just on screeners showing people what screeners look like. But like I said, if you go to finviz.com, you can see what a screener looks like. All right, thank you. Last but not least, resources, references, and research. I've already discussed research enough. I am going to give you some references. One reference I gave you. I'm going to repeat it again today. And again, I don't get any money for this. I'm not being sponsored by them at all. Jason Kelly wrote this book. It's called The Needest Little Guy to Stock Market Investing. This is a good book if you're a new investor. I want to encourage you to pick this book up and begin to read. There's so many things that he covers in this book. And I still, after years, I still read this book and go back to it from time to time. And you don't remember everything. So it's a very good book. Here's another one that he did. It's called The 3% Signal. Same guy, Jason Kelly. It's a little bit more technical, but it's still a great book. All right. Investopedia. Like Wikipedia? Investopedia is a good website. A lot of insight, a lot of information about investing in all kinds of areas. So that's a good website. Investopedia.com. Another resource. CNBC. If you have cable or you have access to CNBC is probably the number one business channel. All day long they have shows. Fast Money. The host is Melissa Lee. Great. She's great. The panel is great. All the guys and the girls that they have on there are wonderful. Jim Kramer is another good... is another good person on CNBC. Squawk Box. Several shows on CNBC. A great resource. Now here's what I'm saying. That doesn't mean that you take their advice on their stocks. Still I want to continue to say this. Do your own research. All right. Now in my next video I will give more resources. I'm going to end with this. Trying to keep the video at a certain length. And so I just want to say to all the new investors. Go for it in 2022. Learn about the stock market. If some people have questions about crypto. You got questions about crypto, the blockchain. Outcoins. Bitcoin. Put it in the comment section. Hey I got a question. What about Bitcoin? I'm not an expert on Bitcoin. I do own some crypto. I do own some. But I'll tell you what I do know. So if you have a question about it. But anything concerning stocks in the market. Please feel free. I am here to help. That's my whole goal. That's the reason for this channel. I have a lot of stocks to go to the moon. All right. Here's some other YouTubes. That I wanted to also as a resource. Jeremy. With financial education. An outstanding channel. He's very knowledgeable. More of a long term buy and hold type of investor. Doesn't do a lot of day trading. Probably does some swing trading. But he's excellent of breaking down different companies. And he's got a great and wonderful channel. He really does. Meet Kevin. Meet Kevin covers a lot of things. He's almost like a financial news channel. It seems like he's evolving. But Meet Kevin is another good channel as well. And Graham Stevens. I look at him a little bit. But definitely when it comes to stocks. Jeremy. With financial education. Great YouTube channel. Yeah. You'll definitely be blessed by him. And so I just want to give a little plug for those guys. Because they're doing big things. And great, great channel. Great, great content. All right. So that's it for me. Part three. 2022. Stock market for beginners. Okay. And be sure to put the questions in the comments. And I'll have a session. My final session will be for questions and answers. All right. Thank you. Have a wonderful, wonderful weekend. And I'll see you later. Bye.