Today we are going to be doing something that I've never done. We are going to be watching every single movie from a single director. And that director is Jordan Peele. I thought this would be fun to end the Halloween month with some horror movies, a horror movie marathon, if you will. And I thought I'd start off easy for the genre and choose Jordan Peele because he only has three movies is directed and every single movie is a hit. But two of these movies I've seen and one of them I have not. I have seen nope. I have seen get out and I have not seen us. The only reason why I didn't watch us was because it looked too scary. Now for a quick interruption from today's sponsor, Centbird. Today's video is sponsored by Centbird and I'm so excited for them to sponsor today's video. You guys probably don't know because this is a over-the-screen relationship, a parasocial relationship if you will. I love perfume and I love changing my scent a lot.  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As a creator and as an Asian creator, I don't feel like it's my place to speak over that community and take this time to put in my two cents about what I believe it to be. You should not watch it and just ignore that part of the movie just like, oh it's a fine horror movie. You should definitely pay attention to it because it's a primal part of the movie. Even though it is a very important part of the movie, it's not important that I tell you that or I explain that. But without further ado, let's watch Get Out starring Daniel Kuga and other people. And that was all one shot. I don't know, I could be lying. It looked like one shot to me. I could be lying. It could not be even though I just watched it, but it looked like one shot.  Jordan Peele's scores in his movies are so good. I think they're all done by the same guy. Forget his name. So good. The soundtrack for all of his movies and then the score just tickles the back of my brain in such the right way. So glorious. And he always has one song in each movie that's like a creepy undertone. This one was Run Rabbit and nope, it's Sunglasses at Night. So well thought out because they are not really widespread known creepy songs. Like it's not like tonight you belong to me. So it's just creepy enough that I'm like, I don't know this song, but it's sending shivers. It's giving me shiver me timbers. But I love creepy songs like that. I have a whole playlist of songs that will end or begin a horror movie perfectly. It's on my Spotify. It's one of my favorite playlists ever. The fact that the deer came from the sky. The deer came from the sky. The sky is falling on us right now. Like it did not jump. It literally came from like up here onto the car. One thing I love about Jordan Peele and a theme that comes back later and nope is the animal foreshadowing and how do I say this? Animal parallels. I love animal parallels within movies. I think it's one of the most greatest ways to add some extra layer to your story. To me, I think it just kind of makes me feel like I'm watching something like truly depicting a very raw form of humanity which draws us back to animals. It's interesting the amount of people that come out afterwards and the most of the people that point out those random animals in these movies are the people that don't like it. And I just thought that was interesting that that happened with Get Out and Nope. Do you guys ever think about if the dad was Stanley Tucci? But like not Stanley Tucci like as an actor but Stanley Tucci the dad from Easy A. The same story but just with the characteristics of Stanley Tucci in Easy A. It's almost there though. He almost is Stanley Tucci in Easy A but he's not.  He was Banshee in X-Men First Class. You like fish? I like fish. And we should fight some time to talk about it. I'd rather go out with the fish. Like what is this picture? I'm scared. It's always the first picture on Wikipedia that is like actually so horrendous. Like what is going on? Strong bone structure does freak me out though but I'm projecting my own insecurities because I have a moon pie face.  The craziest part about this movie is that her hypnosis is real. It's not like them doing some scheming or them having some weird technology. She just can do that and that was like the least the least talked about thing in the movie which is fine. I just thought that was quick right. Sink into the floor. Like how was she able to do that? How can she bake people's minds just collapse in on themselves? This seems very supernatural. Like this seems very otherly. Dude he I don't know. I think he should have won Best Actor. I don't even know who won that year but they shouldn't have. I think Gary Oldman won that year for Best Actor. Ugh! My biggest question for the movie is why did the parents want to be put in these bodies just to do the work of the house and to be the quote-unquote like help? That's what I don't understand. Maybe just because they couldn't have that ability to do all of these things for so long that they finally get to do them so maybe they just want to do them now and it isn't chores to them anymore? Maybe? I'm not positive. But the thing is that they all know what's going on. Why are they not trying to be subtle about it? Like that's my thing is that they all know what's going on but they are so open about it. But maybe it's just because they have...  It's because they are so confident they'll be able to get away with it. They don't even have to be secretive about it because they know they're going to get away with it anyways. They've already done it so many times. That's sadistic. That's so crazy. But like, wouldn't you have heard that? Wouldn't you have heard all the chitter chatter? The murmur? Go to Zilch? A pin drop? Like, wouldn't you have been able to hear that? Like, they all went like that with the score behind it?  And I know I might just be like going all over this movie and people might think I'm being a little bit overdramatic but I really do love the movie. I love this reveal. I think it's perfect. I love it that they don't over explain anything. That's what I love about Jordan Peele's movies is that he doesn't over explain stuff so if you watch it and you don't understand it, girl just watch it again, everything will be explained. If you just pay attention, if you just pay attention, you'll get it. I promise, I promise.  She left that little Harry Potter's closet open on purpose. She wanted him to find it. Dude, fucking, they like when they know. It makes that better for them. That's why they're not trying to keep it a secret the whole time. They were waiting for him to find out. They wait till they find out. Like everyone watched this movie and they said, oh my God, how could she just leave all that stuff for him to find?  No, that was on purpose. Literally, all the people in this movie have been waiting for him to find out. They've been giving him every single clue to find out. Where are those keys, Rose? You know I can't give you the keys, right? Right now. Dude, dude, dude, dude, dude. Just makes me go crazy. Oh my God, everyone, if I saw this in theaters, I would be screaming, but I didn't see them theaters because I was a big old scared cat. So good. She's such a good actress, dude. I was like, the first time I watched this, I was with her. I was literally with her. I was like, I mean, honestly, a couple goals and then, you know, I can't do that, Chris. Bitch, I think about that scene all the time in this old commercial style that he puts on the retro TV, which also makes a comeback later in Nope, where he has Gordy's home, the sitcom play. Like it's all, they have a lot of similarities and references and callbacks to them, which is great. This like theme that Jordan Peele likes of these like creepy old sitcoms, advertisements, promos, like it's all very on theme and I like it. That doesn't seem very sterile. It doesn't seem very sterile to put on your mask with your gloves and like touch all your beard as you put it on. And why is it candlelit? Who allowed them to have a candlelit operating room?  There are so many obvious issues with like their morals.  I love it when the final girl gets to release all the anger and like kind of go overboard with their kills.  And I'm gonna make it hurt. I know everyone when they're watching this, their heart sunk. It was like, it was literally like you could like hear the silence in the room whenever that happened.  We should have ran over her a couple times, hit it with that one, two, three. She needed some streaks, some tire streaks on her. She needed to be flattened to the floor. Incredible movie.  Every single time. Every single time. Every single time it gets better. You notice stuff every single time you watch it. It is such a great movie. I think it got so much hype when it came out as it should. I think a lot of people were like, oh my god, it's overhyped. I completely disagree. I think it was perfectly hyped. Change the trajectory of horror. We went through a kind of a horror drought. Not a horror drought, but I think get out really popularized this psychological thriller horror genre again. Not saying that he's the first to do it. I think it just kind of revamped the popularity for it. Now we're getting a lot more psychological horror movies coming out, which is really exciting. I love it. I love get out. And that's literally all I have to say about it. That's all I have to say. Guys, we're on to movie number two, which is us. There are thousands of miles of tunnels beneath the continental United States. Abandoned subway systems, unused service routes, and deserted mine shafts. Shaft. Many have no known purpose at all. With the creepy, again, with the creepy advertisement, he's got like a thing. He has to have this creepy advertisement TV in every single thing he does. Now I'm developing a fear of carnivals and fairs and theme parks because this is like probably the fifth movie I've watched where someone gets snatched at a carnival or theme park. I'm scared now. I'm scared because also in these videos, like the light, the ring link behind it makes it so my screen is not that dark so I can see my reflection if I focus hard enough. I think whistling made it worse for herself. I think it made it more creepy than it already was. Um, excuse me. It wasn't a jump scare, but what did she see? So each movie has an animal. Deer, bunny, chimpanzee. I'm gonna figure it out. To write, to dance, anything to help her tell us her story. I just want my little girl. Do you think they switched already? Do you think that what that's the other girl that she saw? I guess not because now this is the flashbacks of it. Oh, is that a robotic spider? Is that a hex? Is that a hexbug? Don't look. Is he dead? Don't look. God, you're kidding me. Oh my god, it's the same guy that was holding the sign all those years ago that was holding up the Bible verse. Jeremiah 1111. Do I have a photographic memory?   Doppelganger number.  There's not a family in our driveway. Stop it right now. Who is that?  Oh, there's a family. Childscare of a family? Oh my god. Ew. If y'all are out here trying to scare people, I think you picked the wrong house for that. Because I'm scared. Now I need y'all to get off my property. I'm gonna throw up already. Like, please stop. If they start walking, I'm gonna pass out. Hey, hey, hey, hey. Oh my god. The way they like literally scurried away. I'm like, um, so it goes from Chewbacca mask to like goodnight mommy mask. When the girl it was given to her war and tasty. She had to eat a little handsome prince and fell in love. But the shadow, she came back to a little monster. Humbrick was born laughing. She was being tested. My god.  So invalidate yourself with that. Invalidate your own feelings with that thought. I should have noticed this sooner, but I guess the scissors is to untether them because that's how you split a tether with scissors. Are these beings supernatural? Do they survive the unsurvivable? Or are they just like creepy looking? But I'm assuming they're supernatural. Guys, we have to be out here at 10 a.m. tomorrow sharp, so. Hello? Oh my god. Um, what the fuck? So all the tethers are coming out tonight? So it wasn't just them. But they didn't even give them a chance to speak. They just killed them right away. So what's the difference between this family and the other family? What is going on? Now we're battling two tethered. Are you kidding me? The only thing I'm confused about is why their family just got wiped out so quick. But the main cast family didn't, they got like a whole speech. Probably because their mom had the experience when they were kids. So not the front, not the front walkover. The front walkover into her own death. That's so funny. Damn. So they're not immortal. They're not like supernatural in that sense. With a golf club too. Not even like a knife or a hammer. That's a golf club. They just cleared those two twins like it was nothing. Are you kidding? The way he's like not taking it seriously enough for us, like he's not taking it seriously, even though he was on the freaking boat with him. He was in a trash bag and he's not taking it seriously as we need to.  She was about to cartwheel again, motherfucker.  Why are you throwing away your weapons? Why do we throw away the weapons that we have? The scissors are good. We can hide here. We probably got bandages and stuff. Mom knows what to do. Are you kidding me? Are you kidding me? Mom knows what to do. Mom knows what to do.  If my husband said that while I was defeating these crazy tethered people. Dude, I'd be pissed. I would be pissed. I found my faith and I began to prepare.  That's crazy. It's our time now. Well, what if they just went under the tunnels to a different country? Then they wouldn't even need to kill anyone. That's all that got her? Dude, we had this whole dance for her to just get her with a surprise stab.  It's very intimate though. We can't hurt you. Is that true though? Like we saw a whole line of them outside. He took a bunny. I would have too. If everyone was gone, I'd at least get a bunny out of it. I'd at least.  So this whole time it was actually her coming back to take her own life. Bro. Oh. I don't even know what to say. So what? It's an ending explain because like literally I get it. Like I get that they switched places and that was actually her trying to get her own life back, but like it wasn't as scary as I thought it was going to be. Everyone said it was super scary. I think visually it was a little bit scary. I think if I watched it in the correct setting, it would be a lot scarier.  Hi, I'm Jupiter Park and today we're going to be watching, nope. Love it guys. Let me know what you think of my Jupiter Park costume. I freaking love it. I just feel like I feel so handy dandy and I feel like the country accent is going to come out during this because it's just like I can't, I have a literal Bolo tie on and I'm dressed up as Jupiter Park. Like I have to have a country accent. I won't, but maybe. Pause. Before, wait, that freaking chimpanzee even comes on screen guys. My heart's already pounding super fast because I saw this twice in the theater and when I tell you people said that this movie wasn't scary. People said that this movie wasn't really a horror movie.    Oh my god. Pause. Guys. Gordy's home. This is technically Juno's because I bought it for this costume, but she has been ripping it up. So it's technically hers, her property now, but I think this really completes the fit. Gordy is home. Do we think Gordy was in the right? Jupiter's claim. Howdy folks, welcome to Jupiter's claim. Howdy folks, welcome to Jupiter's claim. I am literally Jupiter. I don't know what you guys are talking about because I literally look like him. Howdy y'all. What's up sister? Hi there. Oh my god Steven Yen. I love, I freaking love Steven Yen. He's so fine. Guys, a moment of silence for Steven Yen's attractiveness. People are just obsessed. You're kidding me. The fact that it's like in a constant loop in that room is so terrifying in its own entirely different way. I don't even know how to explain it. Anagastair as Phyllis. Sherry O'Terry is Mary Joelya. Scott Wolf is the host. He's me, but of course the star of the sketch is Chris goddamn Katana as Gordy. And he is undeniable.  And that's why I love Steven Yen. Even though it's supposed to be him retelling this funny SNL skit, I can feel how sad it is. He's just crushing it. He is a force of nature. He is killing on that stage. Amazing directing and also amazing acting. I think it works so well together. And just that subtle splice of Joop when he's a kid during the actual time. Perfect.  It's very minor. Just to show what it actually was on his face in that moment. It's beautiful. It's sad. It's tragic, but it's so well done. I could rave about this movie for hours, guys. You don't understand. You don't understand how much I love it. What's a bad miracle? I gotta wait for that. Nope. What's a bad miracle? Leave your thoughts in the comments down below. If you could summarize a bad miracle, what would it be? Karma? Well, I can't even talk about that song in peace because I literally rear-ended someone while listening to it, so... That was a bad miracle. No, it wasn't. It was a miracle that no one got hurt, but it was bad. She's an actress model, you know? She booked a pilot in the CW.    I do. I really do. I don't even know what to say to you. I just love them, like, so pathetic. Just actually so pathetic. And something about it is great. It's really great. Thank you, Angel. Thank you. I heard that song on Glee. Dude, when I tell you...  It was somehow the most silent thing I've ever watched, while also being one of the loudest. Like, the way they incorporated the movement of the saucer, it felt like it was inside my brain. It was the most unexplainable feeling ever. I didn't know sound could be that quiet at some points. I couldn't even...  Why would Gordy do that? Time to cancel Gordy. And I'm not just talking about the TV show. Guys, pause. I just have to talk about that scene because... Whatever, I like it. Like, most of the tie-ins that I personally enjoy the most come a little later in Jupiter's last speech. So, we have Gordy's home, which is a sitcom of a white family adopting Asian boy and a chimpanzee. In this scene, it shows a level of trust between the animal and Jupiter and this sort of solidarity, not necessarily solidarity, but you have this parallel between these two characters that they suffered almost the same exploitation of being the spectacles on set. Jupiter being an Asian adoptee, being a spectacle of the family, and not really fitting in, and almost being this entertainer to enjoy, and him also being exploited through his career of being the token Asian in Hollywood. Not only is it a great one-in-one comparison of how similar they're treated, it also goes back way in time to people of color being compared to animals, which all draws into the ties of the movie with aliens, other beings. It all ties in so well and plays into a later fact in the movie, this trust between them, this trust that Gordy shows him after committing such havoc. This trust that he shows Jupiter really plays a fact into Jupiter's actions later on. It's quite a doozy today. Guys, I cannot believe I look exactly like him. Guys, I can't believe I look exactly like him. I believe they trust me. If they didn't, I don't think any of us would be here right now. The whole reason why he says that and why he does this is because of the way Gordy responded to him during that traumatic event, because Gordy showed him trust by not killing him because he recognized the friendly face and because he displayed that trust, Jupiter now grows up to think that this outerly being, this entity in the sky, can trust him and that because of that trust, he can build an empire around it, can build this whole theme parks theme around this entity. By sacrificing these horses, he can then exploit this being and it all leads back to the event with Gordy. But the best part of this is that it's not even a full house. The best part is that not only are they exploiting this animal, they're also failing at it because there's no one there. That pure tear on his face was insane. I don't even want to talk about this scene because it literally is probably 20 seconds of the worst thing I've ever seen in my entire life. I've watched a lot of bad things but this has done so well that it makes me feel suffocated. Ew, what? I don't even know what's happening. They're getting suffocated. They're getting pushed up against each other. It's just the most awful, horrible insinuation of what they're going through and it also is exactly how I felt when I would go into bouncy castles. If you've ever been in a bouncy castle or a bouncy castle course where you go through the different obstacle courses, that's what it feels like. It feels like you're in Jean Jacket. In the theater, that was so scary. On my laptop, it looked like a mushroom. So I think this is a theater experience. Actually, you know what? If I watched on my TV in a dark lit room, I think it would be just as scary but for me right now, I'm thinking so not critically. I'm just thinking it's so small and it looked like a mushroom. It was a huge mushroom. When that one just feels stupid dressed up like the character that's not even in the movie anymore, he died.  I don't know why but it almost gives with the dancers on the side. It gives a very childlike, epic feel to the whole entire thing which I really adore. I think it's a really, like this release of the flags. I think it really does give this childlike feel to it which feels very epic in a way. Like this just excitement along with fear is so amazing with Jussie out. With the Jussie, with the Jean Jacket Jussie out. Like literally it's like a mating call almost. Like literally flapping her wings. She sees someone look at her and she gets her Jussie out like, oh. Like once you get to the end of it, you just think like Jean Jacket is not an insane predator. Slut. Like actual slut. Like come on.  Stop snapping your Jussie at us. So this is insane. This is so insane. Like that's what kills you. This is what kills you. This, this. Out of everything this killed you. All praise to Kiki Palmer because this is one of the best ending shots I've ever seen in my entire life. And I know there's theories. He's not alive. This was his final goodbye to her and giving her finally the chance to shine. She tamed Jean Jacket. She defeated Jean Jacket. That was hers to take. And I know it's supposed to be like he died and I get it, but I don't want him to die because then I'm just like sad about it. But I love this ending because it shows nothing of what happens with that Oprah shot. I love it because it proves the point of the whole movie, which is that it's basically all for nothing. You lost so much of yourself trying to chase this spectacle, trying to exploit this beast. And in the end you lost basically everything. Your childhood home, almost all your horses. And even her brother, even though it's up for debate whether or not he actually died or not and whether or not that was a vision or not. But she's left with the shot. Let me know what you guys thought of this movie. Of course, we already know I liked it. I hope you guys like this. Let me know if you want me to do this with any other director. I did Jordan Peele because, you know, Halloween kind of like a spooky era just happened. And he only has three horror movies. I would do this with other directors if you guys want me to, but leave it down below which ones you want me to do. And that'll be it. I'll see you guys next time. Bye.


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The use of unmanned aerial vehicles, UAV, based remote sensing with tetra-cam multispectral data offers great potential for acquiring field data for precision agriculture applications, particularly for studying crop health. This paper reports experiences related to the analysis of vineyards and tomatoes using this technique, which involves mounting the tetra-cam camera on a multi-rotor hexacopter and processing the multispectral data with photogrammetric techniques to create tri-band ortho-images. The vegetation vigor for each crop is examined using vegetation indices such as NDVI, GNDVI, and SAVI. The paper suggests that high-resolution UAV data and photogrammetric techniques are a fast, reliable, and cost-effective resource in crop assessment for precision farming applications. This article was authored by Sebastian Candiago, Fabio Rimondino, Mikayla de Giglio, and others.


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Hey, everybody, thanks for checking this video out. Now, this is going to be a more interesting video because here at Cybertrading University, myself and Fausto Puglisi, we follow the big money, we look for the iceberg orders, we use level three and level four. And rarely do we ever really use indicators. In fact, Fausto hates them. Myself, I'm a little bit more curious. You know, I started with him back in 2014. And, you know, although I've, you know, kind of made my bread and butter to be iceberg orders and level three and level four myself, I know I ended up dabbling with a couple of different indicators over time. RSI, MACDs, you know, moving averages and all of that. And a lot of Fibonacci's as well. But there's one that stood out to me on TradingView, tradingview.com. If you're unfamiliar with TradingView, they're one of the lead chart and scanning websites, you can create an account right away just on their webpage and use really any of the indicators that they offer. There is one indicator in particular that stood out to me, and it's called the Fibonacci channel. We're going to look to go over this right now. We're going to cover this on a few different examples here. We'll cover just major name brand companies, mega cap companies, as well as indices and even crypto like Bitcoin. So this could be used across, you know, any different ticker. Now, from my experience, one of the things just with using any indicator, it's simply that on a higher timeframe, higher timeframe chart, you're going to find more success with significant levels that come out of it. You know, low timeframe levels don't really play out on high timeframe moves. High timeframe levels do play out on low timeframe moves. So you want to focus on high timeframe levels regardless, whether you're looking for a short term swing or a longer term over time, we're going to start off actually on the S&P. We're going to actually begin this by going over the S&P index S&P 500, of course. So we're going to go right to the symbol search, go right to S&P 500. All right. Here we are in the S&P. So what we're going to do is begin by going over really just, I'm going to go all the way back. This is a monthly chart. Granted, if you actually go back on like the yearly graph for the S&P 500 historically, you can go back as far as the late 1800s. If you move it towards a monthly though, what you're going to find is that you're not going to really see as significant data across the board up until like 1950, basically. So the thing that stands out to me with this graph, of course, is that it only went up over time rarely as there have been a major drop back, a major shake over time historically. There is a long point of consolidation here within this range. And then once it took off back in like the 80s, early 80s, it ended up continuing. So with that one thing I want to show at the Fibonacci channel is that in order to use it, you want to use a significant bottom. And what you're going to do is connect that significant bottom to the next historically significant bottom over time. Now that next bottom can change depending on the trend and the movement of the stock as you're following it. So you could have used it here within this range between 1975 and 1981 or 1982 to project future levels ahead across a channel. But here we are now in early 23. So we're going to look at this just long term and say, hey, we have a really significant bottom back from November of 74. And back from the end of 2008, early 2009, we ended up seeing this shake down and make a pretty significant bottom historically here. One tip I might as well add while I'm at it to begin kind of jumping ahead. You always want to use a logarithmic chart, a logged chart in order to use a Fibonacci channel. Otherwise, it makes it look really difficult to try and apply this. So with that said, we're going to use a log chart and we're going to begin with the Fibonacci channel. What we'll do is actually just go right to this little tab here. And this is the GAN and Fibonacci tool selection. So there's a whole bunch of different indicators here. Other fibs as well that you may not be familiar with, those that I really haven't dabbled into right away myself, like Fib spiral and speed resistance arcs. So here we are kind of towards the top part, fib channel. Alright, so embrace yourself. This is actually pretty pretty interesting how it plays out. I'm not going to try and get the exact prices.  So we're going to just kind of estimate these. You have the first significant bottom back in 1974, the second significant bottom all the way later on in like, you know, early to mid early 2009. Now what I'm going to do is use this peak because it didn't make a higher high. At this point, it ended up peaking here, right? So we have two bottoms. And in between those two bottoms, we have a pretty significant peak right there back around like 2000, the dot com bubble. So with that again, these aren't exact prices more of kind of just a quick drawing for you folks. But what I want to do is kind of reset this and show you at least after this bottom 2009, how did these levels play out? You know, is this going to be really reliable for us to use long term or at least in order to project future support resistance lines for for equities or, you know, indexes here. So with that, at least, you know, we'll start to kind of use these levels after this bottom here in 2009. So what happened since well, it ended up holding this one extremely well. And I'll zoom out just for more of a perspective here. The 23.6% line ended up acting as support right here across 2010 into 2011. The 38.2% line, which will be in yellow as we'll zoom back in, you could see that was being held as resistance right there for a long time. And once it broke above it and ran higher, look what happened here. We had a pretty little shake under and over, right? But the fact it still closed over this yellow line, the 38.2% retracement, it showed strength and it allowed it to actually bounce off of it later on. All right, next up, the 44.1. Now this one I ended up actually making manually, you can create other levels in between here. What I believe I did was I ended up kind of just doing a midway point between the 38 and the 50. We're actually going to skip over that. I'm going to use that more for crypto for Bitcoin coming up on our next example. That was more meant for that example. So next up is the 60 or next up is the 50% retracement line. So this one is quite popular just on fit retracements and extensions, the green right here. So you could see after it broke over the yellow, the 38.2, it moved up to the midway, the 50%. And you know, hey, it had some trouble with it over time here, at least back in the end of 2018, you know, where you would expect for it to run off of this at that point, it ended up making a huge shake and break below that price all the way back down close towards the 38.2. And then even just, you know, going into end of 19 early 20, more or less, you know, we ended up having COVID. So the thing with any indicator, even if you're on a high timeframe chart is that, you know, you can't necessarily plan for a pandemic or for any worldwide event that can cause just a major shift within the market short term. So it ended up leading to this big shake down. And then of course it ended up recovering and holding back above the 38% line 38.2, it moved back over the 50% and, you know, with it breaking back over that resistance, once again, you would expect for it to at least hold it better as support or otherwise it ended up running. Now the support comes in handy here. This is the cool part. So for as much of a trouble, this was acting as a clean breakout level as resistance, the 50% line in green, you know, of course here, just coming off COVID or midway through COVID as it broke back above the 50%, it ran from that point. So very basic but core charting principle is that you would expect resistance to eventually get flipped into support. With the drawback that we had from the beginning of 2022 into now, into the end of the year, basically, it ended up acting as great support, didn't it? It ended up breaking under it. Well, it ended up closing above it here. And then it ended up breaking under it back in October of 22 and then closed pretty nicely above it. So, you know, perhaps over time even heading into early to mid of this year as we're now in mid of January 2023, you know, we could expect for this to become support over time. And then we'll see if this could provide a higher low and for it to move back up. But then otherwise again, just over time, our next big level to work off of is the 61.8% line, also a pretty significant level. I'm not going to say it acted really well here, although it looks like it did. Because to be transparent, these lines shouldn't really come into play until the second bottom is formed here. So again, you have just these two historically significant bottoms and this major top in between them. And that's what created this channel. So it looked like it held it previously, but I'm still going to expect for this to be a pretty strong resistance if it can make it up towards there, you know, soon enough. So that's what we have here across the S&P. Let's check out our next example coming up on Bitcoin. Alright, so here we are right now. What I'm going to do just before I show the chart is just for the symbol search for Bitcoin, what I really like to use is the Bitcoin all time history index.   So you never want to trust any one exchange, but with Bitcoin, there's one long term all time chart and this is it here. So once again, this is the Bitcoin to USD, but I ended up typing BTC index and you'll see right here, it's this one all time high or all time history index. So we click it and you get all the data. So there's a couple of channels that you could use on this over time, but I really want to dig into this here and at least a more low timeframe play that's happening right now at least across this given week and even today. So what we'll do is begin by kind of just looking at this across the board from, we'll start off more from here. And we could have went back to 2012, 2013, but I think it's pretty evident that we have a pretty significant bottom right here, right? Just, you know, either or of these bottom doubt in August of 15 and January of that year ended up making its second bottom. I'd say right here, you know, even with this pull back that we had during COVID, it technically didn't break lower. So this truth be told is our second significant bottom and we have the top, which is right in between it. So let's use that for right now. What was the lower low here? We have 166.45 162. We'll use 162 roughly just kind of right there. The second bottom right. So it ended up breaking out of the channel right over here. At that point, perhaps you expect a much bigger pullback and fall over time. So thankfully it ended up not only recovering from COVID and the US markets recovered and moved back up themselves. But as it broke back over the bottom of this channel line, it ended up continuing to push up. Now the long story short on this one at least is that look what held this resistance over time. So let's take a look. We ended up having at least the 38.2% retracement here within the channel. It acted as resistance once. And then when it moved back up, this could have been a very big telling point to see this try and break above the 38.2 and flip it into support over time. But clearly that didn't happen. It looks like it held it perfectly almost head on. And then from there you had your lower highs. So that's extremely interesting to see. But you know, at least more recently across 2022 or midway of 21 into now, what I want to show is a daily chart. And we're going to apply it towards the downtrend line. Alright, so here we are on Bitcoin just more recently from the end of 2021 into present day. So we're going to use a Fib channel here just to try and show where this stock is going to look to hold resistance move up to, you know, obviously we've seen a squeeze up from the last week or so the last few trading days at least, you know, made a really strong run back up. So a lot of folks I'm sure are wondering on this, even if you're not interested in crypto, it's to ask like, you know, where is it going to run up to? Is it going to make a new pop in bull market? I'm not led to believe that I think this is going to pull back quite a bit. I think that we're going to remain flat across this year. But you know, otherwise to use the Fibonacci channel, what we'll do is use this top, we'll use the second top right here. So inversely to following an uptrend for a downtrend, you want to follow two distinct peaks, you know, the first high and then a second high making like a lower high at least from that stage. So you have from the end of 2021 in November. And then here, basically at the end of March, early April, ended up making that lower high, roughly off of 4748,000. And then we have this bottom here, roughly around like 32,000, 33,000 roughly. Just put it there. Okay, so there's a line here. I wanted to delete. I'm going to change that in just a moment. But you could see here. Now, you know, this is where I say a low timeframe move is not going to prevail when we had such a run up just long term here historically from 19 all the way to the end of 21 three years time, it ended up not only dropping back, but it made a lower high and you know, core basic charting principle, but a lower high often creates a lower low. So it ended up breaking lower, it ended up breaking below a lot of these different fit lines and over time, well, flattened out. So it looks like here, though, the 100% line roughly here at this point from this bottom, it ended up acting as support, right? So that's the easy and hindsight part to say, you know, from my end, and I want you to know that I know that I'm always realistic. Over time, though, it ended up beginning to hold resistance pretty well. So it ended up moving back up towards the 61.8% line here. It held that extremely nicely. It moved up towards the 50% line here. And this is where things get interesting. So, you know, back from a few days ago on January 10th, it broke above that line.  So again, even since this lower high, and these levels become, you know, respected and used, what ended up holding the 50% line extremely well as resistance, a few different false breaks above it. So the more times it could knock its head on this line, it should give and it shouldn't give you that run. But personally, and again, this is just the transparency behind this, I would have thought that this would have taken a little bit longer for this to pop and make this run. So it really blew the roof off at least short term off the 50% line. So much so it ended up breaking above the next one, right? It broke above the 38.2% line right there. Now, this is where things get a little interesting. I'm expecting a pull back, not only because it broke above this line here, but there's one I'm going to try and make here. I think it's if I'm not mistaken, the 30.9% because I think it's in between the 38.2 and the 23.6.  So I don't have a notepad in front of me. Let's see if I get this right. I believe it was the 30.9% line. So I'm going to draw that. It is okay. So check this line out. The reason I posted this, I mean, a it's directly midway between the 38.2 and the 23.6. It's not really a significant level to use all the time. But the reason I put it up is because well, back from the end of April into like, you know, late May or early May, it ended up holding this extremely well as support. You know, I knew that there was some support line being held here. And when I put this, you know, next line up, it led me to think, wow, this kind of correlates pretty well here. And as soon as it broke below it here, it crashed, it tanked. So if I'm adding one and one together and making two out of it, I'm expecting this support to become resistance. And you could have said the same with the 38.2. The 50% was resistance for a long time here from, you know, late May all the way to present day. And finally just now after, you know, probably about eight, nine months, 10 months, it broke over finally. Now at this stage, though, this is where we should expect the next major resistance to get tested. So it's not a common fib level to use, but the 30.9% line here, which held extremely well back from April into May, I'm expecting that to be a top now. And look what's happening right now today, Friday the 13th, nonetheless, spooky. Let's actually go right into a one minute chart day trading chart right here. So you could see it ended up breaking above that price, it broke above it, it ended up scooting on up a little bit more. But since it pulled back under it, you know, right now the SMP altogether is making lower highs. I think even right now trying to snap up a small amount like Bitcoin is, but you know, I'm expecting this to hold as resistance to make lower highs at least off of this area. Again, we're focused on 12 month, 13 month downtrend here at least at this point, if not longer. So I should look to respect these levels here at this point, especially considering how well this held here. Alright, so you know, hey, even if you're not interested in crypto or Bitcoin, this is a really good use case to try and demonstrate the fib channel. Now, let's jump back to equities. And what we'll do is go through a few different mega caps like Apple and we'll try and plug through a few, even if it's not going to give me what I want. But let's look at Apple here to begin. Alright, so here we are in Apple. And, you know, one thing with Apple is that it's a mega cap company, it's often going to move with the SMP or the major markets alike. So it's easy to say that, you know, since 2005 2006, it took off, it ran. But this is where you can use a fib channel to anticipate price action before it took off. Well, one thing to note is that we have a distinct bottom, well, you know what, yeah, we'll use this, we have a distinct bottom here. My little buttons are blocking that, but distinct bottom right around there. It was like 12 cents, 11 cents, it was probably factoring in the split that it recently had over the last year. So, you know, it wasn't necessarily 12 cent stock back then, but it's to say, you know, we have a bottom here, we have our next bottom roughly right here back from early 2003. And we have our top. So we're going to use it here on Apple. And we're going to plot to see where we have potential support resistance, at least for the near future after this bottom is built. You know, this is kind of just a five year, six year window that we're using. So in relation to a 23 25 year window, you know, these levels over time are not going to become real or are going to be less and less relevant. But at least here coming off this bottom, what ended up moving up, it ended up holding resistance once again off the 38.2%. It broke above that. And then from that point, of course, it's easy to say that it ripped, it took off. But over time, it ended up using this as support pretty well, the 78.6% line. It ended up holding under the 100% line here just off this peak pretty well. And as it re broke over it, it led to the next run up the 161.8% line you could see held pretty well as resistance, you know, in 2011 into 2015 here even. So hey, if Apple continues to push up, you know, perhaps it can make it as high as the 261.8. And there could be levels in between that I could look to plot. But otherwise, though, given that this was resistance, I would look for that to become support in the near future here on Apple. Now, at least in the near future, if we kind of look across the next year, that would mean Apple would have a drop down to 100 bucks. If you're expecting the market to move lower over this next year, or for it to at least remain, you know, flat or horizontal, then it could provide Apple that chance to draw back more.  Now it's at 133. So another 33 or so points down. That's not impossible. We could definitely see that happen. Of course, if the markets make higher lows and, you know, Apple shows good strength on like earnings or quarterly reports, you know, that could obviously mean for this to run back up again. But, you know, given how strong this was resistance, it was holding above it here for about eight years before it recently blasted above it coming off COVID. I would expect for that to be support here coming up. Let's jump to another stock as well. What we'll do is kind of just go through one more. Let's go right to Tesla. Tesla is so volatile and you can in fact see I have a Fib channel up here. So let's even use this. Let's use this for right now. I don't think it looks the best. So I'll try and even redraw this, but it looks like I had a bottom here. I have my second bottom here and the top in between, you know, flattened out for a bit, but the top was right here back in June of 2017. So since this bottom played out, ultimately what had happened was it was holding underneath the 23.6% line here pretty well. And once it broke above that, you know, perhaps one looks to that as support, but, you know, it ended up taking off, making a very strong run. You know, perhaps news with Tesla came out at that point, you know, maybe something with Elon, one of his tweets, but nevertheless it ended up breaking above these lines once again. And ultimately it did hold this as support. If we zoom in here on this Fib channel, if I can zoom in, you could see, I believe this is the 38.2% line that ended up holding extremely well as support during COVID. That's the easy to say part in hindsight. But I just want you to know that, hey, this ended up actually holding really well as a level. So in the near future, the more that you're inclined to follow these Fib channel lines, you could be more reactant and look for an entry just like we saw on the SMP, just like we saw on Bitcoin, you know, Apple perhaps coming up off a hundred.  Now at this stage, it ended up breaking above the 100% line and ran up really well and broke out of like the whole damn channel. But at this stage, you know, as it begins to pull back, what's interesting to me here, and this doesn't lead me to say that this is the bounce right now, but it's a level to watch. The 100% line, it was acting as resistance here, right, across COVID, across 2020 before it broke it resistance to get turned into support over time. So that could be something to watch here coming up, you know, it broke under it, it still closed above it at least here at the end of last year. And here we are now, it's, you know, still trying to hold above it as support, perhaps it's going to be a long, drawn out consolidation, but otherwise at least, you know, it ended up holding pretty well recently. Let's go through one more and then we'll finish this video up. I'm just trying to think off the top of my head right now. Honestly, I didn't really have a plan coming into this video outside of the S&P and Bitcoin. I thought of Apple right before I pressed record. Let's go to an airline. Let's look at American Airlines, you know, not Megacap, but well-known company, major name brand company across the Nasdaq. So this chart looks pretty interesting, doesn't it? So let's try and focus in on this trade. We'll jump back to a daily chart. This is the full transparency of this video. Again, might have a little egg in my face to wrap this video up. We'll see if this pans out. All right. So what I'm noticing here is that we have a couple of bottoms we could use as an example here. What I'm going to use just to try and keep it clean is the fact that it pulled back down here in a bottom doubt within this area and distinctly here. I know this is the bottom here ultimately off this drop, but I'm going to focus here at this point more of a respected bottom and this being the ultimate dip point here. We have our second bottom we'll say right here and the peak in between it right at this point. So let's use this one last time. So that was kind of just quickly drawn, but after this dip point here, which maybe I even move up just a slight amount more, maybe I moved a little too low. There we go. A little bit better. So after this dip point, it looks like it ended up breaking above the 30.9% line at least this is. It ended up actually holding that as support. That's one of the ones I said wasn't as significant normally. It's not like a common fit line to use. So it ended up generally at least holding over the 38.2 over time. It ended up flipping the 50 from resistance into support. It ended up topping off right here at the 78.6% line. It held it very well. Over time, once this broke above this as resistance, you would expect for that to get flipped into support. It tried to do that here in 2015 into 2016 with lower highs and eventually broke below that price. And that would be respected again as resistance. Support gets broken through. Support should become resistance. So right over here at the end of 16 into 17 held pretty well once again. So the thing is that if we kind of look at this more from a long-term point or more of a high timeframe view, even go back to a weekly chart for that, you could see it ended up breaking out of this channel and only dropped off over time. So we'll need to redo this, but I just wanted to show that given that we had a pretty strong run of higher lows and then the peak here in between. So those lines were extremely effective for quite a long time here, but let's see at least recently if there's anything I could use on this. So we'll try and apply this towards a downtrend line. It looks like Americans having a really good day today, really good day actually. I didn't notice that until right now. So we have a peak, we have a distinct lower high right there, and we have our bottom right here at this point, right? So again, this is on a weekly chart and this is from the beginning of 2018 extending all the way to 2021, mid of 2021. So just about three and a half years that is, right? That's pretty respectable. So since this lower high was made right from that point, it ended up holding this year really well. The 38.2% line, you could see it broke above it as resistance beforehand, before the channel was officially made. But from that point, resistance could get flipped into support and that's what happened here over time. It looks like a messy graph back from the beginning of 2022 through to now. But the telling point though to make this a much easier graph for you to interpret and look at for a potential bounce play is simply the 38.2% line was holding really well as support. It was kind of meddling around this one, the 23.8, I think that is 23.6, pardon me. It was kind of meddling around there for quite some time. And finally with this pulling back to it here, easy to say, but that held as support. And it seems like this might look to try and break out of this channel line coming up here. So, you know, again, this is more shorter of a timeframe to use compared to the previous 13, 14 years perhaps. So if it could break out of this channel, then that's where we'll focus more on a longer play here. Perhaps what we could even do is go all the way from bottom to bottom here and use this as our top. And this could be used on a much longer term scale. What's pretty telling also, look what happened. This could be easy to say if you're just only focused on just straight trend lines rather than channels, but, you know, just basic trend line actually held right off the lows. That's, again, very easy to say in hindsight. But given that, it will create a nice set of levels here within this channel for you to follow long term. So if we're looking at this long term across this entire year, I don't know if American Airlines are going to shoot all the way back up here across this whole year, especially if the S&P and the markets are projected to be relatively flat or sideways, you know, long term. But otherwise, we would expect for this to be resistance. It ended up acting as support for a bit. It broke under it. So I would expect for that to be resistance. And then at that point, long term, if this could run all the way back up to 46 year, roughly around the 50% line, you know, this was holding pretty well as support prior to the channel being made. So kind of like what we were looking at before, at least off the 38.2 going down, I would expect for this year, should it make it that high? But it shouldn't make it that high, I would definitely expect for that to be resistance long term. All right, guys, we covered it. Fib channel on stocks on indices on crypto, like Bitcoin, we did it. We covered everything. 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It is one of the most important initiatives for me which I'll see today in connecting the digital world to tap into I would say the most critical problems of today's world actually. The role of the advisory board is multi-fold. So on the first hand side it's really bringing together the telecommunication sector represented by ITU, private, public sector and also academia. And by this in the end bringing together a group of people who could serve in the little bit like a think tank to push this forward. And secondly it's definitely getting and tapping into the real making opportunities in the end making the world a better place. Very good one. A group of very passionate people and we're all passionate about in the end solving or helping to solve and address some of the most prominent problems of today's world which are access to agriculture and by this access to food and nutrition, good nutrition, access to healthcare, to medication, making sure people receive what they need to stay healthy and personally to me most importantly getting access to education. And this is also of course applying to the most remote parts of this world and very often also to those people who are really at the bottom of the pyramid and to need this education also from the perspective of self-help. To raise awareness across sectors, across industries and to get a joint understanding regardless of politics, regardless of gender, regardless of race, of nationality that we in the end sitting all in the same boat and that it's benefitting each of us to improve in the end humanity on our planet.


Can the kriya's help a person that has a history of long drug use and obsession post what is it? Compulsive behavior problems Mental problems, can the kriya's help with that? It's very small way. We are working with people like that But if we have to handle large groups of people like that we need a Certain facility and a certain support system Definitely they could be helped but It needs a certain atmosphere a certain facility and things like that right now the local volunteers and meditators have You know wanting to set up a center in the United States So they bought some land in Tennessee now It's a very beautiful piece of land We have three waterfalls Inside the land and it's very good So if the center comes up there in a short while Then maybe we could think of handling such situations, but then we need to Let's build a place then train the people. It's a long process But definitely they could be helped if they're at least willing to be helped And Whatever the addiction one thing is it's a mental thing Another thing is it might have become a physiological thing over a period of time Body has gotten used to certain chemicals and things Even if you mentally want to give up the body won't let you come out of it So for those things we have very powerful You know Kriyas and karmas Kriya means internal action karma means external action Both Kriyas and karmas a combination of this can be used to completely detoxify the body so that the physical urge can be taken off Once the physical urge is taken off It is just a question of community support and family support and all that because you can't keep a person in an institution forever So what kind of community and family support is there which I feel is very poor in this country Outside support is very poor if you go on the street everything is pulling you in that direction For a person who's already been in it If you walk from the street, there are so many things which are dragging him in the direction, isn't it? So there is no community support Oh There are a couple of people who have come from here stayed in India for sufficiently long periods and they've completely come out of it and The thing is they don't want to come back here because they feel if they come back here They go back to their old friends and whatever they're invariably going to get into it But life doesn't work like that unless they're completely willing to uproot themselves from here and do something else Which I think is worthwhile, but not possible for large numbers of people. It's only possible for individuals


There's a better way to track the performance of your site. Forms get some new capabilities, and native lazy loading is here. I'm Pete LePage. Let's dive in and see what's new for developers in Chrome 77. Understanding and measuring the real world performance of your website can be hard. Metrics like load, DOM content loaded, don't tell you what the user is seeing on screen. First paint and first contentful paint only capture the beginning of the experience. First meaningful paint is better, but it's still complex and sometimes wrong. The largest contentful paint API, available starting in Chrome 77, reports the render time of the largest element visible in the viewport and makes it possible to measure when the main content of the page is loaded. To measure the largest contentful paint, you'll need to use a performance observer and look for the largest contentful paint events. Since a page often loads in stages, it's possible that the largest element on a page will change, so you should only report the last largest contentful paint event to your analytic service. Phil has a great post on the largest contentful paint API on web.dev. Many developers build custom form controls, either to customize the look and feel of existing elements or to build new controls that aren't built into the browser. Typically, this involves using JavaScript and hidden input elements, but it's not a perfect solution. Two new web features added in Chrome 77 make it easier to build custom form controls and remove many of the existing limitations. The form data event is a low level API that lets any JavaScript code participate in a form submission. To use it, add a form data event listener to the form that you want to interact with. When the user clicks the submit button, the form fires the form data event, which includes a form data object that holds all of the data being submitted. Then in your form data event handler, you can update or modify the form data before it's submitted. Form associated custom elements help to bridge the gap between custom elements and native controls. It tells the browser to treat the custom element like all other form elements and adds common properties found on input elements like name, value, and validity. Check out the post on web.dev for all the details. I'm not sure how I missed native lazy loading in my last video. It's pretty amazing, so I'm including it now. Lazy loading is a technique that allows you to defer the loading of non-critical resources like off-screen images or iframes until they're needed, increasing the performance of your page. Starting in Chrome 76, the browser handles lazy loading for you without the need to write custom lazy loading code or use a separate JavaScript library.  Images and iframes that are above the fold will load normally and those that are below are only fetched when the user scrolls near them. Check out the post on web.dev for details. These are just a few of the changes in Chrome 77 for developers. Of course, there's plenty more. The Contact Picker API, available as an origin trial, is a new on-demand picker that allows users to select an entry or entries from their contact list and share limited details of the selected contacts with a website. And there are new measurement units in the Intel.NumberFormat API. Oh, and the Chrome Dev Summit is coming up on November 11th and 12th. It's a great opportunity to learn about the latest tools and updates coming to the web platform and hear directly from the Chrome engineering team. It'll be streamed live on our YouTube channel or if you want to attend in person, you can request your invite at the Chrome Dev Summit website. All the details, including docs and specs, are in the updates post linked in the description. Be sure to check out the latest Chrome DevTools video to learn what's new in DevTools. And don't forget to subscribe. I'm Pete LePage, and as soon as Chrome 78 is released, be right here to tell you what's new in Chrome.


Excellencies, ladies and gentlemen, FAO is committed to achieve the sustainable food security in the Near Eastern and North Africa region and beyond. During this challenging time, FAO is focused on supporting vulnerable communities and recovering from shocks and crises due to the many overlapping human teriton and environmental emergencies. As FAO regional Goodwill Ambassador for the Near Eastern and North Africa, Herr Roy Heines will play an important role in supporting FAO to achieve its objectives and mandate. In particular, for protecting, restoring and promoting the sustainable use of the terrestrial and marine ecosystems and addressing the impact of the climate crisis through the transformation to the more efficient, more inclusive, more resilient and more successful systems. I would like to begin by thanking the leaders of FAO on the initiative to promote this project and to congratulate the owner of the United Nations, King Abdullah II bin Al-Hussain Al-Mu'addam. If FAO honors me, I would like to say, and in a complete way, the responsibility of the contribution that is being made to the participation in the spread of the United Nations in the development of a world that is safe and liberated from poverty and poverty. I think that we have been honored by this contribution as Jordan. I would like to thank FAO for its support for food security, for its support for the life and support of all the people involved in this project. I would like to thank FAO and I would like to congratulate the Prince on this honorable occasion. I hope that all of you will serve the world and the citizens of the United Nations for the benefit of the public and for the benefit of the lives of the people. Thank you and peace be upon you.


In this presentation, we'll take a look at some of our standard financial statement reports including the balance sheet and income statement and how to customize them for our not-for-profit organization. Let's get into it with Intuitz. QuickBooks Online. Here we are in our not-for-profit company or not-for-profit organization dashboard. Now we here are going to be looking at the end result having already populated the information. Since you're starting off the information, you may want to go then into the test drive file instead. And the test drive file is for the company of Craig's Design and Landscaping. It will not have the same numbers in there, but it will have some numbers that will be populated so you can practice navigating within it. You can find it by searching for QuickBooks Online Test Drive. Back to our not-for-profit, let's take a look at Excel to see what our objective will be. Now we're going to be considering the end result, the reports that we will be banking. For a standard company, for a company type of file and not-for-not-for-profit, we would have a standard income statement and balance sheet being our major two reports that we would be constructing with the data input. Note that if for a not-for-profit, we're going to name them differently, but they're going to be very similar in nature. So we're going to have a statement of financial position and a statement of activities. The statement of financial position basically being a balance sheet report, so it's going to be pretty similar, pretty much the same thing as a balance sheet report, right? We've got the assets, then we're going to have the liabilities. The major difference in terms of the terminology, besides the name being a bit different here, is going to be of course the equity section. And that's going to be similar. You can think about this for different types of organizations being different as well. So proprietorship, it might be called Soap Owner's Equity. If it's a partnership, it might be called Partner's Equity. If it's a corporation, it might be called Stockholders' Equity. And they all have kind of different challenges with them. Here, it's going to be called Net Assets to not indicate basically a profit, I guess, is the assumption. But Net Assets makes sense, of course, because Net Assets, you can think of the accounting equation being in the format of Net Assets being kind of like the book value of the company. Assets minus liabilities giving us the Net Assets, because that's kind of like the value of the company, which we then need to break out to these two categories, which we'll discuss as we go through the course. And that's going to be with donor restrictions and without donor restrictions. So that's kind of the challenge on the statement of financial positions. And there's a few more challenges on the statement of activities, which is basically the income statement type of report. And we talked about them briefly before. The income statement is performance. So we're talking about how did we do over time? And usually when we think about that from a for-profit, we're thinking how did we do from a revenue perspective in the generation of revenue? But here, because of that different perspective, we're thinking about how did we do in cash flow and being able to apply our resources to the items that we're supposed to be applying them to, which in essence are the programs. So we've got revenue and expenses, same format that we would expect to have, giving us net income, but now the term isn't going to be called net income. It's going to be called increase in net assets. So notice some of those terminology things are going to be a bit of a challenge for us in QuickBooks online. We'll have to basically think about how we're going to deal with those and customize our reports for it. We also may have to break out between items with restrictions and without restrictions. And we'll talk about that. That's going to be another challenge, which again we'll use the class tracking tool for. We'll also be needed to break out our expenses by what they're used for in this case, which again is different because in a for-profit they're used for profit, right? That's why we have expenses to help generate revenue here. We got by program and then the management in general and the fundraising. And then we also need them by function so we have another report up top. So let's take a look at our financials in QuickBooks then. So if I go back on to the reports on the left-hand side, we're going to go to the reports on the left-hand side. We'll be jumping to the financial statements. The financials pretty much every time, every time we do a transaction, we'll consider, okay, what's the effect on the financial statements? So we'll spend a lot of time with our standard financial statements, that being the balance sheet and the profit and loss. Let's open them now. So we're going to go into the reports. Now they're going to be up top generally in the favorite reports. They're favorites because they have a little star next to them. So they have a star next to them. And by default, those ones already have a star next to it. So if you were to find them, they're going to be down here in the business overview. And there's the one with the star right there. And there's the profit and loss by class. It has the star and the profit and loss. Therefore, they're up top where they should be, really, because we're going to, these are the major financial statements, right? So then let's go into the balance sheet. Let's open up the balance sheet here. And here is our balance sheet. Now we're going to be working in the month of January. So I'm going to change the date from 010120 to 013120. And that's how we're going to change the date. The month of January, it may be different. And Craig's design work with whatever date is there. So you can populate your reports. Then what I'm going to do is I'm going to do something that we're going to do a lot in the course. And that's going to be to copy or duplicate the tab to be able to be working on different reports at the same time. Great tool to have with QuickBooks Online. And that is you're going to go and hover over the tab up top, right click on that tab, and then duplicate that tab. So hover over it, right click, duplicate. That will open up another tab that will have the information in it as well. And that way we can jump back and forth. I can have the balance sheet then on this side, and then I can go back to the left-hand side and open up another report, such as the income statement or P&L profit and loss. So here's our balance sheet. Let's go back to the tab to the left then and open up the profit and loss report. I'm going to go down to the reports again. So I'm going to the reports on the left-hand side. And then we're going to be opening up our P&L, the profit and loss, also a favorite report. So we're going to open up the profit and loss. You might hear it termed as P&L, profit and loss, income statement. And then of course for not-for-profit, it's going to be the statement of activity. So these are the two major reports that we're going to basically adjust to fit our not-for-profit organization needs. And one of the adjustments will of course be the name of the not-for-profit organization. So let's put this January 1st through 013120. So we'll make it for the month of January as well. There's our not-for-profit. There's our income statement. Now I'm going to go back up top. I'm going to right-click on this tab and duplicate this report again. So I'm going to duplicate this report. So now we have the balance sheet. We're going to have the profit and loss. And then we can do stuff on the left-hand side. This is how I would normally tell you to work in your system, because this allows you to do the data input over here, jump to the financial statements, refresh the financial statements, and see the effect on the financials. The more you do that, the better idea you get of what's actually happening, the more you're engaged, the more your mind is involved. As you work through it, the less likely you're to be able to make a mistake, and the more you'll be able to pick up. It's just, it's funner to do that way. If you know what the data input is and you know the effect on the financial statements, and then you can go to the financial statements and look at what has happened as you enter the data, it's also a more engaging activity. Let's go back over to the balance sheet. Now I'm going to close up the hamburger. Here's the hamburger over here. Note that the financial statements have a course of our end result. This is what we're basically creating.  So I'm going to scroll up, and this is going to go into 125. So I scrolled up and I'm zoomed in. When you're on the reports right here, that zooming in feature, great feature to have. When you're not on the reports and you're doing data input into forms, you pretty much want it on 100%. Otherwise QuickBooks Online could do some funny things, but it's a great tool for the reports. Now when we look at the balance sheet, note that we can change the name here, that's one thing we'll change, and we can customize this report. We see that the balance sheet has just like a for profit, assets, liabilities, and equity. I'm closing up the little triangles so you can see the bare bones of it. Assets, liabilities, and equity. Note we have some issues with the name. So the equity down here, we would like to call it net assets for purposes of QuickBooks. Can't really change it here because this is part of the programming in the system to have it in this format. The name we can change up top, but this is going to be one of those things that's kind of difficult to change because it's part of just the format of QuickBooks. We'll talk more about that at the end when we format these reports and we'll do a lot more formatting of them. But just to take a look at the balance sheet, if you open up the balance sheet, then you've got the current assets and the fixed assets. If we open up the current assets, then we've got our bank accounts and so on in our accounts receivable. And then the other current assets, that would be similar to a for profit organization, the fixed assets, depreciable assets being here. Then we have the liabilities, and again, liabilities, pretty straightforward liabilities, similar to a for profit organization, something that we owe to a third party outside the organization. And like we say, the difference is the equity section. So you can't really change the name of the equity, but you can change the equity type of accounts from something like a retained earnings or capital accounts to the net assets restricted or unrestricted. So we'll make some adjustments to this report and we'll see that in a second here. And then the P&L, if we go to the P&L, the profit loss, this is gonna be, let's close up the hamburger. A bit more of the challenging reports because we gotta record the classes here. So if I was to close up this item and this item, we have, once again, income and expenses. That's the bare bones of an income statement. And obviously we would change the name to the statement of activities for a for profit. We can do that. That's not a problem and save that report. And then we have the income and expenses. What we can't really change down here is the net income line, which a not for profit causes change in net assets because this is, again, not a, it's not an adjustable field here. We can do those adjustments in Excel. It's not too difficult to do and we'll show you how to do that at the end of the course. We'll get into that at the end, but just here's the major form that we'll be taking a look at. This is what you would normally see in a for profit, just one line here saying income minus expenses and a for profit type of organization gives you your net income. It's all has the same goal of revenue generation in a for profit. In the not for profit though, we wanna break this out as we saw over here. We wanna break this out into our two columns which are restricted and non-restricted items and then the total. So for that, we're gonna use our classes. So I'm gonna go up top and we're actually gonna be using our classes. So I'm gonna select this little dropdown and open up classes and then run that report. And that's what's gonna give us this added dimension and now we've got a bunch of classes here because we're gonna have the categories of the restricted items. So in essence, we've got all the categories of the restricted items and then the total restricted items here. And then we've got all the categories of the unrestricted items and the unrestricted items here and then the total. So this classes features what's gonna add to us. It's gonna give us that added dimension that we can then break out this information in this kind of format. So we'll talk more about that as we go. That's gonna be one of the major tools that we will use. Also note, this will allow us to go back and forth and add a report that's gonna be reported by function for the expenses as well as by nature for the expenses. So these two reports again, we'll break this out using the classes feature. Now we also might want more information on the restricted items, the types of restrictions, which we can use classes to do. So I'll show you how to do classes to do that. Or we can also run this report by customer and run this report. So I'm hitting the dropdown. I'm gonna run it by customer. And then this could be another way that we can track basically, this will be using a job type feature to track the restricted items. So this is kind of a confusing thing. This is the new thing that we're gonna use this other dimension to figure out these reports, the job crossing features and the job cost kind of features that I would call them a job cost type of feature and the classes feature to track this information and give us the more detailed reports. Okay, so also note, I'm gonna go to the tab to the left now that if we go down to the reports again, as we make these reports, we can then customize these reports. So I can customize these reports. And once we have created this, I'm gonna hold down control and scroll down to get back to 100%. So once we have created these reports, then we can make them standardized. So I have them down here, statement of financial position. I could simply open up the statement of financial position from the custom reports. And then the name is already there at the statement of financial position and all the formatting that we can do within QuickBooks is already there. We can't do all the formatting. Notice down here, I changed the names of the accounts, but I can't change something like the equity up here. There's some things that I can't change within QuickBooks. They're not the end of the world. We just have to, you know, they gotta recognize that QuickBooks has some terminology that will not be exactly transferable to the not-for-profit and it is what it is. Now you can change it pretty easily by simply exporting it to Excel and changing it, which without too much added work and we'll show you how to do that. So we'll go and see what at the end of the course will generate the reports and we'll see what QuickBooks can generate and what you can give out there. And then what you can do with some formatting if you put it into Excel and just do some adjustments and how you might present this information as well. So we'll get into the formatting, the presentation, how to give the reports to two individuals and how you can distribute them at the end of the practice problem. So that's gonna be this item and if you go back to the reports then, we have our other forms as well, the statement of activities and the restricted net assets. So we have all these reports that you can then save. So once we've customized them, we'll show you how to save them as we go as well. Now to generate these reports, we're gonna be using of course these forms. These forms mainly like an invoice type form which we'll customize and a sales receipt type form, deposit type forms and expense and check forms as well as bills. These are the things that typically are gonna be the building blocks. These are the things that create the actual journal entries that will end up in the end result of the profit loss and the balance sheet, the end result of the financial statements. So every time we enter something like this, a bill, an invoice and whatnot, we wanna think about what's the effect on the financial statement so we can get a nice idea of what that relationship is and that's how we'll construct the financial statements in a step-by-step process, seeing these forms and considering the journal entry as well, jumping over to Excel and figuring out, okay, what are the actual accounts that are affected in just basically a journal entry type format? What are the increases and decreases? We won't talk about debits and credits too much but we'll just say, hey, this account's affected, that account's affected, debit and credit increase and decrease to the account. That's what's happening when we do these forms and you can see that on then the financial statements and then drill back from the financial statements back to the source document to get a really good understanding of what is happening. So that's gonna be it for now, let's get out of here.