Hi everyone, Joe for jaspyscasebreaks.com coming at you with 2020-2021 Panini National Treasures Basketball. Four bucks. Pick your team number two. Very big thanks to everybody here for getting in on the action. Appreciate it. Ran, you released a Wednesday the 11th. Thanks everybody for making this happen. We had to do a multi-team random number block, randomizer. So it's a serial number break. I'll get a block of numbers for those teams right there, for pick your team two. We did the randomizer in a different video if you're looking for that. We'll set that right next to me over here. All right, let's see what we got. Brand new release. National Treasures Basketball. Good luck. There it is. Good luck everybody. I don't know what was pulled in the first half, or not first half, but the first case that Jason did earlier today. Let's see what we got for ourselves here. We got a redemption on the bottom. I think there's a plate per box and there's the plate kind of hiding right there. I'm going to put a blank card right on top. Good luck everybody. 33 out of 99. Lonzo ball. That'll be for Paul and the Pelicans. Yeah, this is break to pick your team two, Fonik, but this is the first one that I've seen live. Kurt Rambas, Phoenix Suns. Patrick with the Suns. And that will be for Patrick Patrick, all aboard the Big Hit Express. My first train whistle in the brand new NT basketball. 77 out of 99, BAM out of bio, Jersey. That's for the Miami Heat. It's brand new all day, Rex. Brand new all day. So that goes to this digit right here, seven. So Miami's seven. It's going to be for Matt, Matt H. We got the Admiral, David Robinson, 80 out of 99.  And you will find his teammate here, somewhere in this case. Here is some Kyle Lowry, 15 out of 25, Toronto Raptors. John Watson with the Raptors, Dino, DNA. We got Tim Hardaway, 25 out of 99, NBA greats, Warriors, Sean Maddock, Warriors come out to play. We got a PJ Washington, 11 out of 49, Jurisdian Autograph, Clutch Factor, Jurisdian Auto for Charlotte and that's Senjin Rana, picked up the Hornets straight up. You will find his teammate too. Clutch Factor, two-color Jurisdian Autograph, Aaron Naismith, 22 out of 25, Celtic, Celtics are a number block team so that will go to Celtics too. So we go by that digit right there if you're not familiar with the RNBs, the random number block, random number blocks. Celtics 2 is Kyosuke, the redemption, good luck. We've got Validating Marks, card 20 and it's S-T-E, Steff, Stefan Curry, wow, Validating Marks, Steff Curry, Sean Maddock, Sean M, Golden State Warriors, that's pretty sweet, congrats. Great first box, Ryan you were close, you were in the same general geographic region, Ryan A was guessing Tyrese Halliburton. All right, next box, good luck everybody, box two, this is kind of weird, this card is flipped upside down right here, I'm going to set that up there, see the extra card right there, good luck everybody, this is box two, pick your team two, the brand new N-T basketball. All right, let's you put a blank card right up there, there's out of 49, Keldon Johnson, Capola with the Spurs, the one per box plate, Shaquille O'Neal, Lakers edition and that's Lakers, Lakers one is Robert Runkle, there you go Robert, Robert, all aboard the Big Hit Express, whoop whoop, I'll tell you what, that card right there, that's a train whistle too, Maxi Kleber, Colossal Relic, 69 out of 99, check that, 68 out of 99, Dallas 8 is going to be for Nick Stover, Hassan Whiteside, Sacramento Kings, 53 out of 99, Kings, Gerald with Sacramento, Caranthine Towns, Tremendous Treasures Relic, 38 out of 99, a Wildcat has appeared for Sean Henry, Retro Relic, Julius Irving, 26 out of 99, that's new to this release, right? I don't think we've seen Retro in years past, I like it, Game War material right here as well, that's what it says, Sixers, James Alex with Philadelphia, there's Thanasis Antetacompo, 95 out of 99, for the Bucks, the Bucks are a number block team, so that'll be Milwaukee 5, it's for Louis T with Yanis's brother, we've got a Lasting Legacies, one of one, Laundry Tag and Autograph, Daniel Tice, Chicago Bulls, that's Anthony, Anthony M with the Bulls, and out of 5's and under, get the train whistle, nice, all aboard the Big Hit Express, whoop whoop, and we've got Robert Parrish, 60 out of 99, Celtic, Celtic Zero, Boston Zero is going to be for Brian Watford, there you go Brian, it's the old school Celtic, and this is a one of one clutch factor, two-color jersey and autograph, James Weisman, whoop, another nice hit for the warrior, Sean Matic with the clutch factor, one of one, two-color jersey and auto, that's pretty strong, Sean M, Sean, all aboard the Big Hit Express, whoop whoop, alright, we're halfway through this full case break, brand new NT basketball ladies and gentlemen, just dropped today, plenty in the store, let's keep shipping away, and I'm sure we can do a couple more cases at least tonight, maybe even that triple case break on jaspyscasebreaks.com, check it out, alright, good luck everybody, Grizzle, what's going on, alright, we've got Steph's brother, Seth Curry, 47 out of 99, Philadelphia, James with the Sixers, Colossal printing plate, Drew Holiday, Pelican's edition, that's going to go to Paul and the Pells, and Paul, all aboard the Big Hit Express, whoop whoop, we've got a timeline relic, four out of 99, Paul, Millsap, Denver, Tommy with the nuggets, yeah, I think that was like three one of ones in that box, so far so good, you got a Brad Doherty, timeless treasures relic, 24 out of 99, Cavs, Cleveland's a number block team, so that goes to Cleveland 4, 24 out of 99, Game War material as well, Cleveland, this is for you, Sean M with Cleveland 4, another James Weissman, Colossal relic, 79 out of 99, for the Warriors, Sean M, we have a 10 out of 25, Alfred Payton, Century materials, Nix, Rob picked up the Nix straight up, Kendrick Nunn, 12 out of 75, Miami Heat, and New Laker, Miami 2, Kyle Souquet with Miami 2, few more to go, we've got Kada Bates, D'up, 40 out of 49, Colossal relic and autograph for the Spurs, that's Campola, that's for Grizzly Bees, two more to go in this box, and then the last box, oh we got a nice Isaiah Joe, three color patch and autograph one out of five, also I think that someone was mentioning this in a previous basketball product, maybe a select basketball in the other week, that Isaiah Joe hasn't been in a lot of product this year, so consequently there's been a little extra boost in his value, James with the Sixers, out of fives and under get the train whistle, all aboard the Big Hit Express, whoop whoop, the last one here is Xavier Tillman, the M of Tillman, 25 out of 99, the X-man going to Dmitri and the Grizzly, he's picked up the Grizz straight up, nice rookie patch and autograph, I like the big letter right there, Luis, will we be doing NT basketball break number five tonight or no, I'm in break five, that's up to you, that's up to you and everybody watching, not up to me, that's up to our entire crew here, you should be asking everybody in the chat if they want to do it, I have no idea, it looks like no redemptions in here, that blank card right there on top, 93 out of 99, Jordan Clarkson for the Jazz, that goes to Kihoon, no Landon this is pick your team two, if you click the schedule in the chat it'll tell you exactly what we're doing at the moment, pick your team three is not full yet, plate Larry Nantz Jr, calves one of one, that's Cleveland one, Robert Runkel, Robert, all aboard the Big Hit Express, we got Michael Red, 31 out of 99, simply red, going to the Bucks, Bucks number one, Robert, Peyton Prichard, two-color dual relic, 10 out of 99, Celtics, our number block team, Boston zero is for Brian W, Isaac Acoro, Colossal Relic, 18 out of 99, Cleveland eight, Nick Stober, Cleveland this is for you, wow, Lamello Ball Logo Man, two out of five, Non-Auto Logo Man for Senjin Rana, two out of five, that's his jersey number, jersey number, two out of five Logo Man, Lamello Ball, Senjin bought the Charlotte Hornets straight up, no fillers, no nothing, actually yeah, Luis is red, Luis just, I only just noticed it just a couple minutes ago was like, I want you to pull a Logo Man, that's awesome, Senjin, thanks for getting the Hornets straight up, all aboard the Big Hit Express, whoo-hoo, what a hit, it's nice, all right, TJ4, 10 out of 49 definitive ink for the Bucks, 10 out of 49, Bucks Milwaukee zero is Brian Watford, no Jose, this is not the triple case break, this is pick your team two, Elton Brand, National Archives Autograph for the Clip Show, 19 out of 49, Clippers are also a number block team, so it goes to Clippers nine, Brian Crouch with Clippers nine, we've got a validating marks, a Fox in the Box, De'Aaron Fox, three out of five, another train whistle, this time for the Kings, Gerald, with Sacramento, Gerald, all aboard, whoo-hoo, and last but not least, it's another King, 25 out of 75, James Ramsey, what a strong break ladies and gentlemen, a lot of train whistles, James Weissman, I've got a lot of the big names popping out of here too, and of course, the logo man, man, it's not just a logo man, that's a logo man, man, thanks everybody for watching, we've got more in the store, keep it going on jaspyscasebrakes.com, we appreciate it, I'll see you next time, I'm Joe, and I'll see you next time for the next break, wow.


It's impossible to talk about DHISP2 without mentioning the HISP program and HISP groups. But what exactly is a HISP group and how are they related to DHISP2? In this video, we will provide an overview. Let's start with the original Health Information Systems Program, or HISP, which developed version one of the DHIS software in post-apartheid South Africa in 1994 as a collaboration between the University of Oslo and the University of Western Cape. HISP has since become a global movement to strengthen health information systems worldwide as DHIS2 experts, many of whom are former UIO PhD students, have gone on to found and lead HISP groups in Africa, Asia, and the Americas. These HISP groups offer long-term support to country governments on DHIS2 implementation and maintenance, provide capacity building through the DHIS2 Academy program, and work with countries and organizations to adapt DHIS2 systems and create innovative solutions to meet local needs. HISP groups, together with HISP-UIO, form a global network of partners that share common values, including open source principles, local ownership, sustainability, transparency, and empowering data use. While each group operates independently, the HISP network as a whole collaborates in a variety of ways. In keeping with DHIS2's academic origins, a primary area of HISP collaboration is research. Working with the Information Systems Research Group at HISP-UIO, HISP groups engage in action research uncovering best practices through targeted country interventions and deep dives. They assess and evaluate country DHIS2 implementations, explore new domains and challenges, and document their findings for input into global products and strategies. Another key area of collaboration is the ongoing development of the DHIS2 platform. While software development is led by HISP-UIO, the HISP groups are the most important source of requirements for software features and field testing of DHIS2 releases due to their close work with country governments. Their input and feedback is essential to ensuring that DHIS2 continues to meet local needs and function in local contexts. HISP groups are also a source of local innovations, such as custom applications, metadata configurations, and modifications to the core platform developed to rapidly solve specific country challenges. These local solutions are shared throughout the network and can be adapted by the core team at HISP-UIO for global deployment followed by iterative improvements based on further feedback from HISP groups based on real-world experiences. One example of a local innovation becoming a global resource was the HISP network's response to the COVID-19 pandemic. A DHIS2 program for port-of-entry screening and contact tracing developed by HISP's Relanka became the basis for a metadata package quickly deployed in almost 40 countries for the COVID-19 response. HISP groups also work together in regional hubs on national, multi-country, and regional DHIS2 system architecture, implementation, research, and capacity-building projects in collaboration with HISP-UIO. In addition to this cycle of collaboration between HISP groups in the field and HISP-UIO, global members from various HISP groups also serve as members of core DHIS2 teams, where they directly contribute to development of global metadata packages, applications, and training materials. The HISP project was the origin of the DHIS software, and HISP groups have been the driving force in developing DHIS2 from a local solution into the world's largest health information management system. They provide long-term implementation and maintenance support, conduct capacity building, perform information system research and assessments, provide input and feedback on software releases, develop and share local innovations, and ensure that DHIS2 continues to meet local needs. HISP groups are not just a part of the DHIS2 story, they are the foundation of DHIS2's history. Without HISP groups, there would be no DHIS2.


What we're doing out here today is that we are performing our duty, which is weapons loading. We have the ability to produce swordies. Basically we're out here the best of the best performing against each other and see who's the top. So our bomb loading competition, how it works is that first we do a uniform inspection in accordance with the 36-2903. Additionally with that we also do our box inspections, make sure that our tools are in accordance with the TO as well.  So also something that they take into account is to make sure that our load is ZD, meaning that it's zero discrepancies. So they take into account any safeties, any reliability that go into effect. I am super proud. These guys came out here and pushed it up all the way and they definitely showed their colors out here represented. Thank you.


Good morning, everyone and welcome. This is Melissa Armell with the Stock Swoosh. It's 805 and the market's gapping up I don't think it's gonna end up opening up. But as of right now, we are gonna be very specific. Let's just look 278 27 Yeah, I mean to be very very specific We're gapping up about 50 cents, but I don't think we're gonna open here I already have for the open as a long time and the market feels heavy here It's not enough of a gap up at this moment if we'd open to hold Again to people typically like to buy the 200 per move an average, which is this line here I that's not something that I do, but I know people typically tend to do that. I'm just Look here without seeing really where the gap is yet to Hate when people say tops that is so crazy because we will get over the high again But the problem is there's no reason to assume that that's gonna happen anytime soon There's no there's no indication that that's gonna happen anytime soon, but I think the chart Here right now of the market And I kind of said the same thing two weeks ago I mean if the market's gonna if the market's gonna hold in here and be strong this summer It needs to show some strength like almost immediately like right now like today tomorrow Next week into the first week of June if we if buying doesn't come into the market here in this area that we're at right now Or in the next couple of days, then we're gonna we're gonna sell off some more And then what's gonna happen is then the summer is gonna be very choppy summer's gonna be choppy summer's gonna be a little messed up and And then it's gonna be wait and see what happens with the summit the tariffs earning season If Trump's gonna be impeached and this is so many things look here We're probably not gonna even end up caping it up. I mean if we if we open it all anywhere down here today We're gonna fall again because of the bounce that we had into the close and And we're just we're just lower for the meantime. Anyways, and this is just not I wouldn't buy this gap up here Anyways, even if we open right here, so kind of tricky people be watching it today. Good luck again. I Would look for specific stocks. That's what I usually am doing every day anyways, but I do read the market Don't predict tops. Don't predict bottoms. Don't buy dips.  Don't short resistance.  Good luck everyone. Have a great day Email me at most of the stocks wish calm if you would like to sign up for the next golden gap class Glasses are ready starting to get full spending good year. It's Junete the night next weekend. Have a good day everyone


Once the elements of a MOOC are created, it is time to offer it. We call this stage as orchestration simply because it is not merely offering the elements one after another. It is almost similar to a conductor of orchestra who will plan the different elements of the orchestra such as the vocals and the bass instrument and the percussion, lay them out in a particular manner and ask them to play according to the music that is designed. Elements of the MOOC when created actually should also create an impact and an engagement with the learners if they are orchestrated in a particular manner that the instructor team is designing. Orchestration of a MOOC is an important stage in making your MOOC learner centric. This is because you can establish learner connect, get feedback from the learners, act upon it and adopt your strategies accordingly in a live setup. This is important because a set policy or a strategy may not work every time with the given cross section of learners. This definitely requires establishing learner connect and catering to the requirements of the mass of learners who are typically engaged in your MOOC. Now, the two obvious questions at this point are how do you establish this connect and what does it take to establish such a connect. The first and the foremost requirement is your type and instructors are always pressed on type. The way in which we can actually address this is by involving the teaching assistants and the course creation team into the group of instructors. This not only expands our instructor team but it also helps us in addressing diversity because each one of the team member comes with innovative and useful suggestions at times. The orchestration stage starts actually way back from where you can administer a survey form to understand the learners who have enrolled in your MOOC. You can advertise the MOOC in the first place for a certain category of people who may benefit. However, it is not in your control who will actually enroll for it. Therefore, it is a good practice to have an initial survey to understand your learners. The analysis of this survey results will tell you the age group which is enrolling in your MOOC or their backgrounds, their professional status as if they are students or working professionals and so on and so forth. This data will tell you whether you can start your course as it is that you have planned or you probably need something to make all of them at a particular even stage by introducing something called as a prerequisite knowledge. This could also be a warm-up activity or some extra reading material that they should be aware of before actually getting into the thick of the course. This is orchestration action which has to be taken in order to maintain a certain level of starting point for the course. Later during the course as you go ahead week by week you can see the performance of the individual learners and analyze it carefully. This is where your team of teaching assistants and co-instructors will come in handy. You can observe whether a certain concept is not getting across or there are major faults in the way the learners are solving a particular assignment. In that case you can create a remedial action by introducing additional reading material in the form of a LXT or conducting a focus question discussion in a LXI or sometimes adding activity to reinstate that particular concept or even otherwise sometimes you can actually record a new LED in order to address those misconceptions. There are various measures that you can take and you can decide the remedy based on the acuteness of the problem. The third important component is having a possibility of live interaction with the learners. These days because of the technology available there are multiple ways in which you can do this. For example, in our course you may observe that we have decided that on a particular day of a week we will have an interaction session. This is pre-announced reminder mail goes to all the people who are concerned and the instructor comes live on a platform from where the learners can see him or her and interact with him or her using chat messages which are live or even messages which can be posted prior to this interaction. For example, if you see the interaction which Professor Shridhar had he was reading some of the questions which were posted earlier to him and answering them during the live interaction. In addition there were some questions popping up live as a chat and he was answering them live. The way in which he was answering them by addressing the name of the person who had asked the question was very nicely observed and taken by the individual learners where they felt nice that my question had been recognized and answered. This has a good psychological impact, positive impact on the learners since they feel that they are seen and heard by the instructors. If you see the second interaction that I had with the learners of the course, I not only interacted with them for the queries which were raised prior to this interaction and also the chat messages which were coming up during the interaction. I also tried to connect to the learners who were away from my studios but were available on video link and they could share their experiences through live video transmission from their own cities. Now, this is another way of engaging with the learners because I had learnt about this particular learner who wanted to share his experience about how he went about designing his own book and I thought it would be interesting for other learners to know about it. Not missing out on saying that this particular interaction being stored at a video aggregator site will not only help the instructors to check out what is being already said on this thing, but it will also help the learners who have missed out this live interaction to go back to this video and observe it, watch it and make notes about it. These are some of the different levels of interaction which are possible at the orchestration stage. However, I should definitely mention that all these are not possible without a strong team working in the background. There is a team of the video cameraman which are right now in front of me shooting me the editors and also the content team which is taking care of the feedback which is coming at time and feeding me with that in order to address that in my LEDs or in my videos or in my interactions. The teaching assistants who are constantly filtering and distilling the information and the messages and the feedback provide a vital support for me to come in front of you and talk about various things which are bothering you. All in all it is a team effort which makes the stage of orchestration a very important one and it is almost same like I said like a live orchestra which has so many players, but when you listen to it, it is only music to ears. Thank you.


Oh my god! Ultimate Draft, the brand new game mode from Electronic Arts.  As much as it may be the same thing every year, still one of the coolest game modes I can ever come out with. In this new draft mode though for this year, there is 22 rounds. I think back when this came out there was 15 rounds if I'm not mistaken. Now what was cool about that was you weren't guaranteed every position. So it was kinda like really important who you drafted. I have a feeling right here I'm gonna be able to draft literally every single good player that I want. But still, it should be cool to have a new thing which is premium entry. I gotta pay 15,000 coins, I only have 25,000 to even enter this. But the rewards are seriously, seriously good. 6 wins gives me 40,000 coins, 60 of the new currency trophies, and 3 midfield packs, the redstone pack, and 2 amary packs. Actually really, really good. Especially this early in the year. So we're going in with the premium draft. That means we're gonna be playing with the premium players or the kids who use their mom's credit cards really early. So we'll see how that goes.  No special random themes for today's draft. We're just gonna hop into it. I'm excited though, this is gonna be a blast. I hope you guys are ready. Let's get it. Sean Payton, team of my coach, I know Saints Playbook in and out. Starting off, we get Aaron Rodgers, who is 83 overall.  The best overalls right now that you can get is 88, I think. When in years past, right at the start, you get like 91. So this is so disrespectful. How is Khmerah in 83? And Zeke Elliott is in 86. That's so disrespectful. Either way, I'm taking Zeke because he's got better stats. George Kittle's a stud. We're definitely taking him. I have to go with Odell. You know what I'm actually really sad about? It doesn't rumble and shake and do the explosion anymore. But I'll take Odell. That's actually dope. Odell there. Alshon Jeffery, that works for me. Chris, I don't need Chris McCaffrey. Honestly, I don't need any of these. But I think Travis Kelsey and George Kittle's gonna be a pretty sick duo to have. Stanley or Gilbert. We're gonna go with Gilbert. I'll take the right tackle. And we got a right guard. I guess the right side of the line is gonna look very crispy. Brandon Brooks. Garbage.  I'll take Jornix. 78 overall. Got it. Nah, I just took him in the linebacker and I get him in the linebacker right there. John McCoy, Stefan Tuit and Jerry Hughes. I'll take Jorn. Hey, Darius Slay. My boy Darius Slay. That's what I love to see. I'm definitely getting him on my Wheel of Mutt squad, if possible. 77, 78, 79. None of these are particularly good. I'll take Marcus Williams. Sounds good to me. Desmond King, totally. Got two solid cornerbacks. Malcolm Jenkins or Harrison Smith. I feel like I gotta go with Harrison Smith. See, like, this is awesome. But like I said, I've got every position. I really don't even have to make solid decisions. Like, this whole team's gonna be decked out with elites. It's pretty cool. I guess Michael Pierce. Got to go with Michael Pierce. 84 overall. 85, Jason. Dude, I'm about to get like an 82 overall draft, hopefully. With a 79 overall right now, that was a terrible round. That does not help. I'll take care to Samuel. I'm at an 80 overall. Vaughn Miller or JJ. Both are huge pickups, but Vaughn Miller's gonna be way more important. I need good linebackers. That's an 80 overall. Antonio Brown. Can you take me to an 81? My runescape logged out. That's what you're hearing. Brandon Linder. I could put it left guard. That would probably help my overall more than getting AB. But I gotta go with Antonio. I could have Antonio Brown and Odell. Hey, we get snacks. Also on the Lions. Khalil Mack. And Julio Jones. I have 2D Taggles. And then I could move Khalil Mack to right outside linebacker. Or he could go at left end. Gotta go with Khalil Mack. And that puts us at an 81 overall. Defense is sick and offense is an 82. Aaron Rodgers at QB. Zeke Haffback. George Kittle at fullback. Absolutely not.  George Kittle will be back up tight end. Back up tight end always gets reps too. So this will actually be pretty good. Antonio Brown, Odell, and Alshon Jeffery into my wide receivers. So it put Khalil Mack here and it put Vaughn Miller at my backup middle linebacker. No, thank you. All right. So Vaughn Miller is going to right outside linebacker. And Jordan Hicks will be the backup middle linebacker. Got Marcus Williams. That's kind of a hole in our team, to be totally honest with you. But Darius Slay is on his side. That is such a good team. The lines just signed Mike Daniels. So we have Mike Daniels, Damon Harrison, Trey Flowers. Our D-Line is actually probably one of the best D-Lines in the NFL. We're still going to be garbage, but... All right. Overall, I'm feeling good. And can't forget our kicker. We got Mr. Erlen, Greg Delegue. Love that guy. All of my current coins are riding on this game. So let's hope that we can go in here and get it up. This is actually my first ever recorded gameplay on this game. So let's see how this goes. Jalen Smith on the user. Now I have heard... User lurk on my first play ever. Can we please take this to the house? How cool would that be? Dude, I was literally in the midst of saying that I heard the user linebackers are nowhere near as good. But I guess they're still pretty damn good. I don't know what run plays are good. I don't know what pass plays are good. This is going to be a big learning experience for all of us. The other thing, Zeke Elliott's getting to the edge. So I'm very used to leading players on passes, right? So like, if he's running to the left, I'll lead him to the left. You will throw so many ducks in this game if you do that. So I got to remember to just throw a straight bullet pass, which I'm honestly just very bad at doing. Shit. Okay, I got that on Travis Kelsey somehow. And that's fourth and a five. I could try the fake kicker foot pass like I always did last year. Yes, he's not going for it. He believes I'm going to fake it. So I'll take my kick. Three to zero, good start to our first game. But I have a whole year of leading passes in my brain and I got to stop doing it. Why are you running? I got the middle covered here. Oh, I was just coming to get him. Second and two, he's going to go with the inside zone. Inside zone? Let's go. Let's see if the Nickel Dog Blitz works. This was the classic. She's going to be doing a lot of testing here today. Ooh, we got an outside run. It's pretty open too. We got Camara. All right, third and three. He's probably going to look for something underneath. Oh, he's going with another run play. We got him in the backfield. Let's see if he'll go. Does he want the fake though? I don't know if he's got the balls to do the fake. He doesn't strike me as a guy with balls. You see these balls, my friend? You don't got a f***. Ooh, A was open. See what I mean about leading? I keep doing it on accident. Every time you lead a player in this game, you just throw it. Absolutely nowhere. But f*** nowhere. We're going with a pump fake draw. A cheeky play. You guys ready?  That's a Blitz. Maybe a slant will open up across the middle. Ooh, wait. Roger's up the middle? Roger's up the middle. I feel like Alson Jeffery is going to be open here, but I don't want to just insta-commit to it. Ooh, X is open. Bro, Zeke. Elliott made that catch right there. I feel like Zeke or Odell should be open here. Oh, look at Zeke. Nobody on him. Give me a juke. Stay on your feet, Zeke. Oh, my God. It's a touchdown if you get that juke. All right, let's go with an underneath route here. Zeke on the slant. And we got a couple deep routes in case we want them. I'll take that underneath. Alson Jeffery, very, very good. All right. Okay, huge success in the passing game right now.  I know it's bold, but I'm going for it. Oh, is it there? It's there! I'm telling you, boys! I'm telling you, the Slingshot is nasty this year. Zeke, let's go. All right, so we're going to run the same cover for. He just got so many yards really, really quick, but we're going to run basically the same stuff, but I got to put a QB spy on him. Ooh, now he runs the ball. I think he just wants to get in field goal range and just take it. You're going to get our first block field goal of Madden 20. I keep wanting to call this game Madden 19. That's such a clean, crisp year. If I can get a touchdown here, I'll secure the game. All right, we're going to get a block from Kelsey here. Just going with the good old-fashioned slants. Nothing wrong with that. B is open. That's exactly what I'm talking about. That is a perfect example of what I'm talking about. That is a lead pass that in Madden 19 you make every time. All right, third and three. This is the power all that got me that fourth and one conversion before. So we're going to try it one more time. Excellent blocking. That's going to be a play I'm definitely coming back to as this season progresses. Second and eight. Let's see what we got, boys. Ooh, okay. Another good user play by him. Ooh, and he got off. He was doing so good. We're going to get a block. And that's going to be Enzo for C. Kelly. He was walking up so well and he just lost. Rootscape, not right now, bro. Not right now. Well, we're up by 10.   I love it. All right, first and 10. As long as he doesn't score really fast, we can easily win this game. Oh, and especially if he wants to run the ball, we can easily win this game. I like the feeling that I'm about to win a premium, a premium draft. All right, moving left. He's going to throw a bomb. Oh, barely broken up. Thank you, Darius Slay. That's what I got you for. We got a QB spy. We got everyone in pass, bro. That's a mountain screen that he's not going to throw the screen on. What's he looking to? What's he looking to? He's looking here. He's looking right here. Oh, my God. That was dirty. Got to give the man credit on something like that. That was pretty disgusting. I love the additions of no huddle. I love that no huddle instantly. You're right up there. You're on the line. You're playing. That is, yeah, like that. That's awesome. Good job, EA.  Right side run. Right side run. Stretch.   Come here, Andrew. Lot. No way. I missed him. I had a sack right there, and I just gave it up for that. I'm going to hit Odell here. Odell is going to be so open. Press coverage. I don't know. I'll just hit A. Fourth and five. I'm going for it. Screw that, man. I had that. This is a frustration play for me right here. You should definitely not be doing this, but I'm doing it. Let's see what we can get. Oh, RB. Let's go. Z-Calian wide open.  And I definitely could have easily lost the game off that. In doing that, I just won the game. So we're going to the classic four of her. It's on a third and 18 right here. I don't really know who's going to be open, but we'll look at her options. Damn. Oh, I dodged one. A is open. So open. Just catch it. Kelsey. Okay. That should have been sacked, but Aaron Rodgers just barely avoided that. All right. This is going to take us to the two-minute warning. It might take us to a touchdown. Are you kidding? Let's see the juke. Oh. Tuck. Dude, that juke was disgusting. 12 to 24. This game is in the books. This is a terrible play call in this situation because he could score a touchdown just like first play. But, you know, there he is. There he is. Slays ball. Oh, that's not there. It's Marcus Williams. It's Marcus Williams' ball though. Okay. Mean juke. Couldn't get it twice in a row, but I got it on that first one. All right. We're about to just run up the score a little bit. This is going to be a Travis Kelsey touchdown. Rifle that boy in. Damn. That was a close. It was 12 to 17. I was kind of worried about this game slipping away, but we're chilling with 12 to 31. I can breathe. All right, boys. That was a solid first game of Madden 20. First actual multiplayer game of Madden 20. Zeke Elliott. Nine carries. 54 yards. One touchdown. And he also had a lot of passing guards. He was snagging the ball. Good work, Rogers. Even though you're my division rival. Good work. All right, boys. Yeah, that's it. I'll see you in the next one. Peace out.


I was really psyched about getting this new go pro hero for session When I got my hands on I was really psyched And I can't really wait to use it the only reason I'm using because I want to make this video I'm gonna show you guys of it in the box and everything And where I haven't opened it yet So pretty much gonna go on my opinion what I think about the GoPro hero for session and pretty much Why you should get it? Compared to the hero for and pretty much some of the specs about it So what I saw pretty neat about the GoPro hero for session is one thing is pretty small You know, it's pretty small and it's a different shape You know something different all the go pros have looked pretty similar and this one is just pretty much new and different It's pretty cool when you see something cool like that It really changes the different thing in the product They've had regular heroes all the way up to the hero for they've all been the same So to have something new and cool is pretty neat It also has pretty much is pretty much going to be similar to the silver and black additions of your hero force or your hero Threes the audio quality is going to be a little bit better Quality is gonna be a little bit better But overall it's gonna be around the same has the Wi-Fi built-in Wi-Fi I mean you can connect it through bluetooth or is gonna connect your Wi-Fi to your phone Connect it to the remote that it comes with as well But one of my favorite things about this camera is this pretty lightweight And for the reason being as you guys know I have filmed some with it being on my hat It's pretty cool if you can put that on your hats a little bit smaller profile You know it can fit on your house can be a little bit more lightweight You don't want it bogging your hat down back bogging your build out I mean you know you can always wear it on your chest for the chest mount The chesty mount it's a really lightweight really small Also one of the really coolest things about the GoPro Hero 4 session is it can be submerged in the up to 33 foot of water So pretty much gonna be waterproof. So if you want to put it under water You can you don't have to worry about it All the way up to 33 feet Also one of the coolest things And really high-quality things about the GoPro Hero 4 session is it has two built-in mics Has one in the front and one in the rear So it's gonna pick up that really great high audio quality that you really want Sam on the lake fishing And there's a lot of wind and everything's gonna try to cancel that out a little bit And it does have two mics So it's gonna pick up almost everything so you get the high quality Without using like a lapel mic. So pretty much Um, I would definitely go check out the Hero 4 session If you're wanting to go pro and you want some a little bit different definitely go for it guys This one's retelling for around $399 which I mean it's pretty close to the other GoPro So why not pay a little bit more money and get the best thing out right now? So my opinion I really like the GoPro I guess I'm the only thing I have to do now is pretty much take it out of the box Go test on the water and I sure I'll be having more videos comparing this to the regular GoPro Hero 4 Hero 3 and Pretty much showing the quality and everything with it and also the audio quality So if you guys enjoyed this video, please give the video a thumbs up if you found it informative Please just give the video a thumbs up also if you have any questions Please leave a comment below and if you want to go see some vlogs and everything Check the links in my bio


This is stock number HA73A. We are here at Summit Automotive, your new and used SUV headquarters. Today we are checking out this super clean 2006 Suzuki Grand Vitara. This vehicle has the 2.7 liter V6 motor. It can hear runs and real smooth. It has factory fog lights, HID headlights. From this HD video you'll be able to tell that this vehicle is extremely clean all the way around. Driver's side rim, no scuffs or scrapes on that. It has prime well tires. Looks like pretty new brakes. And these tires have about half the tread left. This is a white, like a white tri coat color. Front bumper is in excellent condition. No major dents, stings or cracks on it. Passengers side rims in pretty nice condition as well. And as you go down this side of the vehicle you can see just how clean the body is, how reflective and glass like that paint is. For being a 2006 this thing is in excellent condition also considering it has 140 some thousand miles. But we want to make sure that you get the most accurate representation of the vehicle as possible so when you get here you'll know exactly what you're getting. All lower doors look really good on here. Back rim is in excellent shape as well. And these back tires have just as much tread as the front tires. Going around to the back you can see the rear bumper is in nice shape as well. It does have the full-size spare tire back here. The rear gate opens up nice and easy. You can see the back storage area is in excellent shape and then you get a little bit more storage underneath there. Those seats do fold down flat and actually lift up a little bit for extra storage which we'll check out in just a second. Bumper is in really nice condition. A couple little nicks and stuff but it is a 144,000 mile car and 12 years old almost. Getting down to the end of 2017 here. This side you can really see the metal flake in that paint. Really good looking color and for the most part this vehicle is in excellent shape. Inside the luxury package gives you the tan leather interior. Both of these seats are heated. It does have side curving airbags. You can see that the seats in pretty nice condition. The carpeting is in really nice condition as well. It has power windows power locks and power mirrors. It does have auto headlamps and you can see that this vehicle does have 144,071 miles. It comes with an Alpine CD player. You have your climate control down there. You have your four-wheel drive. You can put it into four-wheel drive high or four-wheel drive low and lock it in. You also have your electronic stability program. There are your heated seat buttons. Passenger seat is very clean as well. No rips or tears on that. Smells very clean in this vehicle. It does have a power sunroof and it does have the home link system to connect to your garage doors. Steering wheel has your radio controls on one side and your cruise controls on the other side. Now I don't think the radio controls are hooked up anymore though. So just the cruise controls work here. We'll take a quick look at the back seats and then we'll check out under the hood. Back seats are just as clean as the front seats. There are no rips or tears back here either. Leather is in really nice condition and these seats do fold down like so. Then there is a strap back here that I assume that you could get this up and fold it forward. But they do fold down like that and back up. But very clean back here. You can see the carpetings in pretty nice shape as well and we'll take a quick look under the hood. Under the hood we have the 2.7 liter V6 motor. Engine bay is very clean. Runs very smooth. This Suzuki has been fully safe to be inspected by our service shop. Has a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and tapped off. And this one is 100%. Ready to go. And to see more pictures of this vehicle or one of our other 400 new and used cars, trucks, SUVs, minivans or anglers, you name it. We got to go to our website www.summitauto.com. Full pictures and descriptions of every single vehicle on our lot. Videos of every single used vehicle that we have all at summitauto.com. Thank you so much for checking out my video. If you like this one, want to make it yours, give us a call right now<PHONE_NUMBER>. Ask for one of our sales associates to make this car yours today. Once again that number is<PHONE_NUMBER>. Thanks again for checking out the video. If you like it, want to check out more videos like it, go to youtube.com slash summit auto. Remember to like, subscribe and share on all those videos and this one. In fact in a second you'll see a link to subscribe to our YouTube channel on your left. A link to more used vehicle videos and SUVs on your right. And if you haven't been to our website on the bottom, a link to this vehicle on our website, click those check us out and we really look forward to helping you with this super clean 2006 Suzuki Grand Vitara Luxury Edition. Thanks again.


Welcome back to another Adobe Photoshop 2020 tutorial guys, this one I'm going to show you the new patterns window I'm going to show you how to do a few cool things with patterns and particularly the new functionality that's in Photoshop 2020. I've got Photoshop 2020 and 2019 opened here.  When you go into 2020 like I am here. Patterns is there. Let's left click on it. Make sure there's a check mark beside it. Perfect. It opens up over here for me, but it could be somewhere else on your in your Photoshop depending on how you've got your stuff set up. So real quickly here, I've got a layer here just a 1000 by 1000 layer just nothing. And to get to the point to apply a pattern simple to select one of these patterns. And bang it is automatically applied and you'll see here it's applied as a pattern fill. You don't need a tutorial really to teach you that although it's cool to know there's patterns. But here's the other thing guys, you can actually bring in some of these new patterns like I'm looking at the trees. Some of these grass ones like there's a lot of really cool stuff here like I want to apply that the trees one here. Boom cool right that's a pretty nice looking pattern somebody spent some time with that. Let's take a look at some other features while I got you here again, it's applied as a pattern fill. But if you double click on this thumbnail here, you're going to see that you can actually go ahead and change the scale. So if I want to say 45% 50 30% you'll see here that as we we can go in and out, it is a proper pattern. It is actually really really cool. I like this 56%. That's a cool looking pattern. If you ask me, I also want to show you guys here that this hamburger menu over at the top right here is these four lines. You may not be seeing what I see and the reason why is you don't have the default patterns automatically or the legacy patterns probably applied. So if you want to you can import your own patterns, you can make your own patterns or you can restore default patterns. I'm going to go ahead and import some patterns. I don't know. I don't even have any knowledge. Anyways, that's how I would do it if I wanted to do that. The other thing here is the legacy patterns when you drag and drop that down, assuming you've you've got the legacy pattern selected. You'll see here that there's a whole bunch of really really cool ones like let's take a look at I like the wood ones. So if you're clicked on the layer like I am now and you just left click on the other pattern, it automatically applies it. And when I double click on it, you'll notice that it's also kept at 56%. So that was the scaling that we did in the other one. So again, guys, there's no real rocket science here. But if you're new to Photoshop or you want to apply the pattern stuff, this is how you do it. I've got some one more of the thing I want to show you. I've got this pattern here. I'm going to drag and drop it and create a new a new Photoshop document here. And you'll see that I've got this here. Watch this. Now here's where it gets fun.  And in the paper group, I can go ahead now. And if this is like black crumpled paper, for example, I'm going to go now and click on this little plus square with a button and it says create new pattern.  And then under paper, I've gone ahead and created a new pattern. So if I make a new document, a thousand by a thousand with whatever, let's do a white background.  And I was to close the patterns or I was to open patterns. You'll notice here that under paper, I've got that set up.  We've got your texture. We've got your pattern basically ready to go ready to use reusable for as long as you see fit. As long as you got the file guys, you can reuse this. So if you if you want to make some, you know, if you if black paper or crumpled paper or you create your own pattern, that's really, really cool. Guys, you can go ahead and throw it in there. You get your own pattern, put it in the library. You're on your way. Guys, the new pattern window is available now in Photoshop 2020. It saves me a lot of time. It's really, really useful. Got a lot more tutorials coming up. Stay tuned. Thanks for watching.


assistant professor, department of electronic voice institute, Sallapur. In this video, we are going to just look for the characteristics of a JFET. At the end of this video, we are expecting this kind of outcomes that we are able to describe what is the JFET characteristics. In this video, we are going to mainly focus on the drain characteristics of the JFET. Friend, this is a circuit we consider to plot the drain characteristics of the JFET here. So, this is normally called as a common source connection there. And we use this kind of configuration to plot the VIA characteristics between, that is the between drain current and the voltage from drain to source, which is called as a drain characteristics. Friend, if you see correctly here, the source is more common and the gate is now applied with the reverse voltage. Friend, this is the JFET I use is of n-type or n-channel JFET I can say. And so that I am just going to make the gate reverse biased as compared with the source here. So, in this n-channel, the gate is made of p-type material. So, I am supplying batteries negative terminal so that that will confirm that the gate is reverse biased here. Now friend, these are some basic arrangements we are going to follow. So, before I go for this circuit arrangement here, the VIA characteristics is a graph between the drain current and the voltage from drain to source. And we take this current versus voltage variations for different conditions of the voltage between gate to source, different values of gate to source voltage that is called as the voltage VDS there. Friend, this one more set of these characteristics is coming here, which is called as the transfer characteristics here. This is a graph between the output current that is current ID and the voltage from gate to source here. And in this case, I am going to keep the voltage from drain to source constant here. So, friend, today in this video, we are just going to focus more on these drain characteristics. So, friend, here again just shortly I am just showing this small fade symbol here and different voltages we are getting across different terminals there. So, friend, if you see in this graph, this graph shows me the VIA characteristics between the current which is flowing in the drain, which is normally called the output current here and the voltage from drain to source here. Now, it has got different regions are shown here. So, friend, how we are going to plot this curve here is very simple. Actually, we are now going to put this voltage VGS to some voltage level and that is kept constant here. If you suppose see in this given set of graphs, the VGS is now varied from this 0, then that is now made reverse bias here is minus 1, then minus 2 volts, minus 3 and minus 4. So, I will keep this voltage constant here and then we are going to vary the voltage from drain to source. It is drain, this is a source and I am just going to measure the current flowing in the drain here. So, friend, this is a practical arrangement we are going to follow in this kind of measurement here. Now, friend, in this case, the graph is shown has got this kind of changes here. We are going to see some hash portions here. So, the region from this 0 to this voltage called the VP here or shorty called the voltage VP. It is normally called this ovumic region. Then the region from this VP onwards and the region is showing me a flat portion of a graph which is named as a region of saturation there and after some reason you find that the graph is now increasing quite sharply here like this. So, friend, in this graph, the axis shows me the current ID and this x axis shows me the voltage from drain to source. So, friend, we are just going to put some more focus on this statistics which is more interesting. Now, just I will just take a single graph intercont here. So, friend, in this case, I am just having a graph in which I am just keeping this voltage which is at a 0 and which is kept constant here. You see that in the beginning portion as I increase the voltage from 0 up to voltage VP you see that the graph is increasing linearly. As we increase the voltage, the current also gets increased here. But above this voltage VP, you see that the current will not change at all here. That remains constant here. And again, above some voltage VDS, you see that the graph is increasing quite sharply here. So, friend, these are different regions we are having in this graph. So, the region from this origin to this A point is normally called this ohmic region. Friend, in this region we find that the output current ID is increasing linearly as we increase the voltage from drain to source. So, the structure is simply acting like resistance here which follows Ohm's Law here. That is why it is normally called as ohmic region there. Friend, just go for one more region from this A to B. Okay, it is A to B we can say. This is a curved portion I can say. In this region friend, it is seen that suppose if I increase the voltage from drain to source, it is seen that there will not be much change here in the current ID. The change in the current ID is rather sluggish in this region here. And after this end of this region here, from this point B onwards here, the current is remaining constant here. Okay, so this is a behavior we are seeing from the device when I change the voltage from drain to source here. And friend, when I get this current at a constant level here, it is normally called as a constant current which is flowing in a drain which is also called as a steady state drain current here. We should denote this simply by this IDSS. Then friend, we wait one more thing which is called a pinch-off region here. So friend, pinch-off region is also called the region of saturation here in which the graph is remaining quite constant here. The current ID is not changing at all here. It is a flat portion. Okay, so friend, this is a portion in which the device is acting in a saturation and this region has got some sort of significance in the applications. So the region in which the drain current remain constant is normally called the pinch-off region there. This friend, in this case, in the pinch-off region, the channel width which is coming for the flow of conduction of drain current here is having the minimum width here. And that's why the device is supplying me some constant current here. And friend, we get one more region which is unwanted which is not good for the reverse here. That above some voltage here, it is seen that suppose if I increase the voltage above this Vmax value here, it is seen that the drain current increase drastically. Now this is only because of the reverse bias voltage between gate and the source here. It is seen that at that potential we are going to create some breakdown of that given PN junction there. So friend, that's why the name is coming as the breakdown junction there. And we had to avoid this kind of happenings in the device here, which is not good for the device. So friend, these are my references here. I hope that you like this video and hope that it is helping you to understand some of the basic concepts of the fit. So thank you friend for watching this video.


As I sat and watched 30 minutes of trailers again before a new movie, I thought to myself, wow, there's no superhero movies to be found anymore. I also thought to myself, wow, I wasted 30 minutes watching movie trailers again. My life is rich. But then I went back to my previous thought. Where is the superhero stuff? Where's Marvel Ben? And who really cares anymore? Let's talk about it. Robert Downey Jr. recently sat down for an interview in the conversation straight to the MCU and specifically Iron Man. Would he return to the franchise if prompted? He quickly stated, yeah, of course I would. It's baked into my DNA now. This is who I am. It's part of me. And while that is good for him, certainly good for his bank account, I'm pretty sure he's almost a billionaire based on Tony Stark residuals alone. RDJ had his time in the sun. It was beautiful. It was glorious. And we moved on because he moved on. The character died. A thousand apologies. A second ago, I said RDJ. That stands for Robert Downey Jr. I think I'm probably the first person to ever say that in the history of the world. So it was probably confusing because I was the first person ever say RDJ. Anyway, my point is, oh, the speaker, the devil. We have RDJ on the phone. Uh-huh. Yes. Thank you. Thank you. This is a TV remote. He just said that I should tell you to subscribe to the channel. Adam does movies as I post tons of movie reviews, roasts, rants, live streams. Every week, we'd love to have you stick around. Thanks, Robert. Again, that's a controller. I really enjoyed the MCU. I know it's popular to rag on it, to hate on it. All right, to say it was never good or we're somehow changing history. That's silly. That's what the children do. And if you're one of those people that never jumped on the MCU train, fine. That's fair enough. But I was definitely on it. I had a great time with the films. Even the ones that didn't work promised something more in the future. It led to something glorious, Infinity War and Endgame. And I know I'm not going to do some history lesson. Ah, remember, I remember being in the theater's day fun for Thor, Ragnarok, and the people in the crowds cheering and Infinity War. No, we're not doing that. We all know these movies.  And now I think they're scrambling to kind of decide what to do next.  He's he's in jail or he's not in jail. I'm sorry. He was sentenced to like a year of something. It doesn't matter. I don't I don't follow celebrities and all that stuff. It's boring to me. All I know is he got in some trouble. He got in some hot water. So their villain character is probably going to get replaced or completely thrown out and they're going to start with someone else. They have things coming up. Blade is scheduled. It's been scheduled 15 years now. It just keeps getting pushed back. Scripts get rewritten. It's a disaster. You have Fantastic Four with the cast now that's very uninspired.  At least not in the way it used to be. Obviously there's still a ton of Marvel fans. MCU is still strong. It's just not as strong as it used to be. So I'm going to throw out what I think is probably for the best. Throw it out. Start from scratch. Reboot. And I'm not saying reboot in the way that we dismiss everything that came before, but I'm also kind of saying that if you want to keep the MCU going, if you want to keep this shared universe going, let's start over from the X-Men. Don't tie them into the disaster that's still going on. We need these stories to be simplified. We don't want to feel out of the loop because we didn't watch season three of whatever shows going on. No, we just want to focus on individual stories. So I say start over with the X-Men being the first thing. The Multiverse has been established. Use it appropriately. This is a get out of jail free card. You already told audiences that there are different worlds with different Tony Starks, and they could be played by the same actor even, but it's a different universe. So take that universe, start with the X-Men, introduce other characters as it goes on in different films, and we can keep it simple. Comic books do it all the time. There's new versions that come out. There's different interpretations of the characters. Let's do that. DC is doing that right now with James Gunn. I think now is an appropriate time for MCU to step back, kind of scrap everything they have. I know they won't. This is just my thoughts. And just get back to delivering quality material without having to check a bunch of boxes and virtue signal. Just get back to basics. Make good stories with interesting characters.  Sure, why not? Have a ball. But for now, let's get things done right. So that alienated audience that used to be on board comes back again, feels wanted again. A lot of the last phase of the MCU fell on its face. It didn't make money or barely eked by. The Marvels lost a bunch.  Thor 4 made a good chunk of change, I'm sure. But not a lot of people like that one. I certainly don't. Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 3 is like the only one that was able to muster out a decent box office and get people out to theaters. But again, that's because Guardians does feel isolated even though it is part of the grander scheme. This is still basically a small Avengers unit headed by one guy with a vision. It doesn't play into the larger narrative in the same way that Ant-Man does in some of these other characters. And that's why it works. Get back to that. Make these stories individualized. Give them their own personality. And when the time comes, you bring them together.  And they're obviously listening a bit because that's why there's no trailers for new superhero movies coming out anymore. They are pulling back. They are reevaluating things. And hopefully what I'm saying is kind of what they're already thinking and I'm just yelling into the wind. It's all it's all known. And that would be great. But those are my thoughts. Where are you at with the MCU? Are you completely checked out? Or do you think Disney can still turn this ship in the right direction? It's not completely shattered into the rocks yet, I don't think. There's plenty of stories to tell. There's plenty of interesting characters left on the board that can be either rejuvenated or just brought back to life after a couple failed outings. Chris Hemsworth still got a couple good movies in him as Thor. Chris Evans, I wouldn't mind seeing back his Captain America. There are stories we can still do with these people. But I think that it's time to maybe put them aside and just focus on one entity. So X-Men would be where I would go. Let's really build up the X-Men and make it awesome. Thor, Hemsworth and Evans they got plenty going on. We bring them back with Downey five or 10 years down the road. All right, we give them their final ride in the sunset on horseback or whatever the hell they do. I'm fine with that. Let me know though, are you in? You out? You indifferent? Please like the video. Again, I would love if you subscribe. I post tons of conversations, roasts, movie reviews every single week. It would be great if you stuck around. If you really like what I'm doing, patreon.com slash adamdasmovies, there's a $1 tier even you can start with. You can work your way up. There's a lot of exclusive videos on that and it really helps me keep the lights on here. Finally, second brand new channel, AdamDoesRance. It's all non-movie stuff but it's still very much my personality. I'm not going into anything hardcore in politics or religion. It's just fun observational humor that hopefully most people can relate to. I want to keep that thing growing, get that making money at some point. 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In these days, every mother's son or daughter writes verse, which no one reads except the writer. Although, uninked, the paper would be whiter, and worth, per ream, a hair, when you have caught her. Counts of unstaunt shelly's daily water on answering dust, a thousand wood-words scribble, and twice a thousand corn-law-rimers dribble rhymid prose, unread. Himnars are fraud and slaughter, by cant called other names, alone fine buyers, who buy but read not. What a loss in paper, rones each immortal of the host of sires. What profanation of the midnight taper in expirations vile. But I write well, and wisely print. Why don't my poems sell? End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. In these days every mother's son or daughter writes verse, which no one reads except the writer. Although, uninked, the paper would be whiter, and worth, per ream, a hair, when you have caught her. Counts of unstaunt shelly's daily water on answering dust, a thousand wood-words scribble, and twice a thousand corn-law-rimers dribble rhymid prose, unread. Himnars are fraud and slaughter, by cant called other names, alone fine buyers, who buy but read not. What a loss in paper, rones each immortal of the host of sires. What profanation of the midnight taper in expirations vile. But I write well, and wisely print. Why don't my poems sell? End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. In these days every mother's son or daughter writes verse, which no one reads except the writer. Although, uninked, the paper would be whiter, and worth, per ream, a hair, when you have caught her. Counts of unstaunt shelly's daily water on answering dust, a thousand wood-words scribble, and twice a thousand corn-law-rimers dribble rhymid prose, unread. Himnars are fraud and slaughter, by cant called other names, alone fine buyers, who buy but read not. What a loss in paper, rones each immortal of the host of sires. What profanation of the midnight taper in expirations vile. But I write well, and wisely print. Why don't my poems sell? End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. In these days by Ebenezer Elliot, read for LibriVox.org by Paula Vell, Las Vegas, Nevada. In these days every mother's son or daughter writes verse, which no one reads except the writer. Although, uninked, the paper would be whiter, and worth, per ream, a hair, when you have caught her. Times of unstunned shillies daily water, unentering dust, a thousand woods-worth scribble, and twice a thousand corn-law-rimers dribble, rhymid prose, unread. Himnars are fraud and slaughter, by cant called other names, alone fine buyers, who buy but read not. What a loss in paper, rones each immortal of the host of sires. What profanation of the midnight taper in expirations vile. But I write well and wisely print. Why don't my poems sell? End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. In these days by Ebenezer Elliot, read for LibriVox.org by Leonard Wilson of Springfield, Ohio. In these days every mother's son or daughter writes verse, which no one reads except the writer, although un-inked, the paper would be whiter, and worth, per ream, a hair, when you have caught her. Hundreds of unstunned shillies daily water, unentering dust, a thousand woods-worth scribble, and twice a thousand corn-law-rimers dribble, rhymid prose, unread. And there's a fraud and slaughter, by cant called other names, alone fine buyers, who buy but read not. What a loss in paper, rones each immortal of the host of sires. What profanation of the midnight taper in expirations vile. But I write well and wisely print. Why don't my poems sell? In these days by Ebenezer Elliot, this is a LibriVox recording. All LibriVox recordings are in the public domain. For more information or to volunteer, please visit LibriVox.org, recording by Mihayo Viduenake. In these days by Ebenezer Elliot, read for LibriVox.org by Mihayo Viduenake. In these days, every mother's son or daughter writes verse which no one reads except the writer. Although uninned, the paper would be whiter, and worth per ream a hair when you have caught her. Hundreds of unstunned shillies daily water, unentering dust, a thousand woods-worth scribble, and twice a thousand corn-lore rhymer's dribble, rhymed prose unread, hymners of fraud and slaughter, by canned-called other name alone find buyers, who buy but read not. What a loss in paper, rones each immortal of the host of sires. What profanation of the midnight taper in expirations vile. Did I write well, and why is he print, why don't my poems sell? End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. In these days by Ebenezer Elliot, read for LibriVox.org by Summer Days. In these days, every mother's son or daughter writes verse which no one reads except the writer. Although uninked, the paper would be whiter, and worth per ream a hair when you have caught her. Hundreds of unstunned shillies daily water, unentering dust, a thousand woods-worth scribble, and twice a thousand corn-lore rhymer's dribble, rhymed prose unread, hymners of fraud and slaughter, by canned-called other names alone find buyers, who buy but read not. What a loss in paper, rones each immortal of the host of sires. What profanation of the midnight taper in expirations vile. But I write well, and why is he print, why don't my poems sell? End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. In these days by Ebenezer Elliot, read for LibriVox.org by Nicholas James Bridgewater. In these days every mother's son or daughter writes verse which no one reads except the writer. Although uninked, the paper would be whiter, and worth per ream a hair when you have caught her. Hundreds of unstunned shillies daily water, unentering dust, a thousand woods-worth scribble, and twice a thousand corn-lore rhymer's dribble, rhymed prose unread, hymners of fraud and slaughter, by canned-called other names alone find buyers, who buy but read not. What a loss in paper, rones each immortal of the host of sires. What profanation of the midnight taper in expirations vile. But I write well, and why is he print, why don't my poems sell? End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. In these days by Ebenezer Elliot, read for LibriVox.org by Raven Notation. In these days every mother's son or daughter writes verse which no one reads except the writer. Although uninked, the paper would be whiter, and worth per ream a hair when you have caught her. Hundreds of unstunned shillies daily water, unentering dust, a thousand woods-worth scribble, and twice a thousand corn-lore rhymer's dribble, rhymed prose unread, hymners of fraud and slaughter, by canned-called other names alone find buyers, who buy but read not. What a loss in paper, rones each immortal of the host of sires. What profanation of the midnight taper in expirations vile. But I write well, and why is he print, why don't my poems sell? End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. In these days by Ebenezer Elliot, read for LibriVox.org by Victoria Grace of Syracuse, New York. In these days every mother's son or daughter writes verse which no one reads except the writer. Although uninked, the paper would be whiter, and worth per ream a hair when you have caught her, hundreds of unstunned shillies daily water, unentering dust, a thousand words-worths scribble, and twice a thousand corn-lore rhymer's dribble, rhymed prose unread, hymners of fraud and slaughter, by canned-called other names alone find buyers, who buy but read not. What a loss in paper, groans each immortal of the host of sires. What profanation of the midnight taper in expirations vile. But I write well, and why is he print, why don't my poems sell? End of poem. This recording is in the public domain.


Salt Lake Elementary School bonded with their veterans in the area by inviting them to breakfast. Reporter Cheryl Moore tells us how they made the event extra memorable in this week's Golden Apple. Salt Lake Elementary School wanted to get to know the veterans in their area. So they took the time to reach out and invite them to the school for a special Veterans Day breakfast ceremony. The Salt Lake Elementary is a small school and so we have not had a large Veterans Day program for a few years but we decided this year that it's important even though we're a small school that we need to really bring our veterans in here. More than 15 veterans from different generations and different branches of the military took part in the program. Once everyone had finished eating the ceremony began. It started with two of the veterans being randomly selected to receive a quilt of valor made by the Headwaters Quilt Guild of Bemidji. Quilts of Valor because it's a national organization contacted one of our members and we decided the group decided to become a member of the organization and we have committed ourselves to making quilts for the Quilts of Valor Foundation. All the veterans for today's ceremony were invited by family members or family friends. At the end the kids gave the people who they invited a special certificate thanking them for their service. One veteran in attendance described the gesture as memorable. Very good. Interesting. I believe it's a very very interesting program. The quilts of Valor are designed for people who served the military and not necessarily for acts of heroism but for taking the time to serve their country and for that we thank you. The staff at Solway says they can see the event becoming an annual Veterans Day tradition especially since both the kids and their invited guests seem to enjoy it. It's just an honor and a privilege to thank our veterans for their service. Reporting in Solway with this week's Golden Apple, Sri Amur, Lakeland News. If you enjoyed this segment of Lakeland News please consider making a tax deductible contribution to Lakeland PBS.


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I'm Jim Rice, I'm the Deputy Director at the MIT Center for Transportation and Logistics. And you're also a researcher here in the Center. What is your line of research? My line of research is a continuation of what I've been doing for 15 years now. Wow. And that's been an area of risk management or resilience particularly. And the work has evolved such that I really want to try to understand how companies can make that financial decision to make an investment in supply chain resilience. So what was the motivation behind your current iteration of your research? Well it really comes as a function of a couple of things. I teach a course with Dr. Jared Gensel to our graduate students and it's on supply chain financial analysis. And it's intended to help the students understand how to make the financial analysis that would support decision in supply chain resilience. By virtue of that in our continuing work and studying resilience and understanding how to create resilience, come to appreciate that there is not a standard approach that companies have for making investments in resilience. It's a little bit of a trick for companies. They have to decide to make an investment in something which if is successful nothing happens by virtue of them preventing a failure of their business. So we've seen in a number of different disruptions the Sendai disasters of common one we think about or the Katrina hurricane that had such a great impact on human life and as well as on supply chains. We saw that firms didn't really have supply chains that were very resilient. So the entire business is at risk. So in that sense they may not be quantifying actual investments but they're saying we want to protect our franchise do whatever we can now. But that's the long time to make that decision. The time to make that decision is very far in advance. And the studies that I have done in talking with companies there isn't a standard process for thinking about making investments in the risk management domain generally speaking. So as a part of this research are you looking to establish a standard framework for all companies to look to in order to make these decisions or what is really the goal of this research? What I really want to do is first I want to understand how companies currently make these decisions because I believe that there's a number of different ways that firms make those decisions. And then based on that develop some tools and methods and frameworks that can help practitioners better understand how they ought to be making these decisions or at least give them a broad range of possible ways to make the decisions because what ends up happening now is in lieu of having an analysis that provides a very positive return on investment firms don't make the investment until there's a disruption and then the coffers are open and they'll spend until like a drunken sailor to make sure that they're able to create their business capabilities. Are there any other key points that you feel we haven't hit? Well one piece of work that I didn't mention was our work developing a balanced scorecard of resiliency and this is something that came out of work that we did with one of our partners through a student thesis about a year ago and what we did was we create a way to at least start trying to measure provide at least a broad range of subject areas to provide a group of different measures that might approximate some way of understanding how resilient an organization supply chain is and includes quantitative measures as well as qualitative measures. The qualitative measures include a couple of different qualitative assessments that have been developed by a number of different organizations and then the quantitative measures include things like measuring your value at risk, measuring the cost to recover, measuring the cost to mitigate and then tracking into consideration the probabilities of these potential eventualities, these failure modes. Thank you so much for your time. Thank you very much Katie.


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Bottomless metal arch culvert installation. Existing culverts was what we call a hanging culvert. It was perched up above the channel bottom, the outlets. Basically it was too high, so the water dumped down into the brook. It was too high, it didn't allow fish passage. We thought this would be a good opportunity since the arch seemed to fit really well and it was an economical solution as well. Construction drawings review plans. Before construction starts, a design needs to be completed that shows enough detail so the culvert can be installed properly. For a culvert, the key components are the location of the culvert, the bottom elevations of the footings, and the design channel elevation through the culvert, along with the specific details of the culvert such as dimensions and other structural requirements. The plan view from the construction drawings show the location of the culvert and elevations of the channel. All elevations are established from a benchmark that is typically set during the initial design survey and a description is provided on the plan view of the construction drawings. Other sheets of the design specifications and construction notes include specific details for the assembly of the culvert and associated components and should also include the specific requirements for water, erosion, and sediment control. The construction drawings should be provided to and reviewed with the contractor prior to construction. We basically selected this type of open bottom arch because the size of round pipe that would be required for flood conveyance would have been very large, close to probably a 60 inch pipe, and couldn't really get that to fit in the channel without lowering the channel or raising the road and that's something we really wanted to do. The open bottom arch allowed us to provide the hydraulic capacity that we needed as well as providing the aquatic fish habitat benefits as well. Water control. Water control typically consists of diverting all existing stream flow around or through the working area of the construction site, keeping any of the stream flow clean as it passes through the crossing area. For this site, the existing pipe was used to bypass clean water through the construction site instead of pumping the water around the site during construction. This is the downstream end of the old culvert before any work started. Using an existing basin at the outlet of the culvert, the contractor installed a geotextile sediment barrier to help catch sediment. At the upstream end of the pipe, steel plates and sandbags were placed to direct all stream flow through the pipe and keep the disturbed work area out of the flow going through the pipe. On the downstream end of the pipe, steel plates were also installed to keep the stream flow out of the footing working area and minimize sediments from the working area entering the stream and sediment basin. As the settling basin filled, flows that trickled out over the top of the sediment basin were relatively clean when re-entering the stream. Any dirty water encountered in the disturbed work area was pumped into the woods a far enough distance from the stream so sediments were removed prior to water re-entering the stream. On-site preparation prior to construction, delivery of materials. Prior to construction, materials and equipment needed should be brought to the site in order to minimize actual construction time. This is important in order to minimize the time the road has to be closed and can be critical if there are higher stream flows and water control is more challenging. Materials needed to construct the concrete footings and place the culvert should already be on-site when they are needed. Required earth and gravel fill needed for the backfill of the culvert and road construction associated with the culvert should be stockpiled on-site as much as possible. There are typically on-site storage limitations for the entire earth and gravel fill needed for the construction site. However, stockpiling at least some of the earth and gravel fill can save time during the installation, especially if the earth and gravel source is a long distance from the site. Construction start, initial excavation. If carefully done, a large portion of the excavation can be done before the water control is initiated as long sediments can be kept out of the stream. For this site, it was most effective to install the downstream sediment basin and upstream steel plates and sandbags prior to any excavation. A portion of the road fill was removed down to the level where concrete footings needed to be constructed. The pipe was left in place during the construction of the concrete footings. Leaving the pipe in place allowed the flow to go through the working area and kept the flow away from where the footing construction was taking place. Utilizing the existing pipe for the stream to bypass through the site also eliminated the need to pump any stream flow around the working area. Constructing the footings and establishing the stream channel. The footings for this were poured in place concrete. The footings were placed on a firm, well-drained base material. The amount of well-drained base material that has to be brought in depends on the existing material below the footings. If the existing material is not suitable, it may have to be excavated and replaced with a well-drained base material. The base of the footing is designed to be lower than the design channel bottom to prevent the undermining of the culvert footings. Here they are constructing the pour-in-place concrete footings. Once the footings are in place, the existing pipe is removed and the channel is excavated and shaped to the design shape and elevation. During the final shaping of the stream channel, any needed rip-wrap armoring of the inside of the footings should be done prior to placing the arch culvert on the footings. The amount of rip-wrap reinforcement against the footings should be limited to only the amount needed for stabilization in order to minimize encroaching on the stream channel bottom. Installing the arch pipe. The arch pipe was a 4 foot 2 inch high by 8 foot wide single span arch. The full span of the arch was formed by bolting together smaller plate sections. Several plates were bolted together out of the stream site prior to placement to minimize the amount of time spent in the streams assembling the pipe. This allowed the pipe to be placed on the footings with just four pre-assembled sections. The backfill next to the arch culvert is placed in 6 to 12 inch lifts that are mechanically compacted with a hand compactor, typically in an envelope area specified by the pipe supplier or as shown on the construction drawings. The raised concrete footings or knee walls for the arch extend 6 inches above the stream bottom to keep the metal out of the water during base flows, thus helping minimize long-term abrasion and corrosion. Stone blocks from the old head walls as well as new rip-wrap are used to stabilize the road embankment for the new arch culvert. Completed arch culvert backfill and adjacent road backfill. The backfill for the road beyond the designed arch culvert envelope backfill is typically just compacted with larger equipment such as an excavator or bulldozer. Even though the road fill beyond the culvert envelope backfill is typically not mechanically hand compacted, it still should be placed in lifts no greater than 12 inches with adequate compaction between lift placements. This will help to minimize settling in the road surface especially closer to the culvert. The entire surface of the slope on both the upstream and downstream ends of the culvert is armored with either the old stone blocks from the previous pipe or new rip-wrap. This reduces erosion potential of any of the compacted gravel fill during high flow events. If the opening for the culvert is properly sized, sediments will typically be deposited upstream, downstream, and under the culvert to form a continuous natural low-flow channel. For sites where normal stream sediment transport will not deposit the desired stream bed material under the culvert, the channel shaping procedure may also require replacing the proper bed material in the stream prior to placing the arch culvert on the footings. Initially we weren't planning on doing this type of stark structure. We were just planning on putting in a new bigger pipe, but once we started looking at all the different options, this ended up being the most cost-effective and giving us the best product at the end. So I think it's important to look at all the different options out there when designing these. With a properly sized opening, the natural channel continues uninterrupted under the culvert and can adjust according to storm intensities and sediment transport loads. The stream can act naturally and the road is invisible to the stream. Support for the production of this video comes from Poland Spring, the Sewol Foundation, and the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service. StreamSmart is a collaboration of the following partners. Thank you to the following organizations and individuals who helped make this video possible.