Hello in this lecture we will define mutual agency. According to fundamental accounting principles wild 22nd edition the definition of mutual agency is legal relationship among partners whereby each partner is an agent of the partnership and is able to bind the partnership to contracts within the scope of the partnerships agreement. When we're thinking about mutual agency we're thinking about it within the context of a partnership. The partnership being the business being different than the individual partners. Each agent having the ability to make decisions make decisions about contracts related to the partnership that's what an agency agreement is. So if we have two partners here they have come together made a partnership. We think of that partnership as a separate entity in terms of the agency because either of those partners can make decisions about the joint assets that have been put into the partnership as well as obligating future assets in terms of creating liabilities through their creation of contracts. This is an important note to be aware of when we're thinking about partnership agreements because either partner can make contracts that will obligate the partnership and in so doing they put the other partner on the line as well and a general partnership does not just limit itself to the assets of the partnership that are usually subject to liability problems. If there is a problem the individual partners have less liability protection in terms of a general partnership as in other types of entities such as a C corporation where they have more liability protection. Therefore the mutual agency is something to be very aware of when we're in a partnership because either partner can act in the interest and make decisions on behalf of the entity of the partnership as a whole which could put other partners into obligations related to their interest within that partnership.


How have you seen the role of data in the modern economy and how you've seen the evolution of data from the old days of data center to the new era of cloud-centric, Kubernetes-centric world? If we go back into the year 2013, when Cloud Foundry has been in everybody's mind, it was obvious to me, when we started a Cloud Foundry platform as a service offering in Europe, that whatever Cloud Foundry does to applications, which is basically meaning taking source code and turning it into containers, that having that to affect a manifest, that ask application developers to store state in backing services, in data services, that whatever you do in terms of providing automation comfort for application hosting, you also need to do for database hosting. I mean, I've been developing web apps and hosting and running hosting systems my entire professional career, starting at 19 with Pearl and shared hosting. And if you think about shared hosting of the days, you'd have an FTP account to upload your app and you'd have a pre-configured database user and some database server so that you don't have to take care about all of this. You just had to upload your app and connect it to that pre-configured database server. So if you make Cloud Foundry, take that idea of shared hosting, make it into a single command deployment with the ability to scale horizontally, just like that. You also need to find something to address the problem of operating databases in a different operational model. And the idea with Cloud Foundry was that you take applications and you have a tenant concept in the platform so that a large organization can use those tenants to basically say, well, this is a business unit, this is a business unit or this is an application development team and they can run their own apps. So there are thousands of apps, different apps running in a Cloud Foundry. So where do the databases come from? It's the obvious next question and this question has been ignored for years. We've been talking to clients running Cloud Foundry and I said, look, your existing database strategy is going to fail because look what Cloud Foundry did to your apps, something needs to do that for your databases as well. And they were like, really, you could tell it to people and they would still ignore it. So a lot of adoption at the early Cloud Foundry days was, and even we're talking about to 15, 16, 17 and 18 where people introduced DevOps technologies such as Chef to run their databases. Although, at least from our experience we've been running Chef since the very first versions and looked into Puppet as well. And we've learned how many databases you can run given a certain number of operators and DevOps. And we found, based on our own experience that the operational efficiency of Cloud Foundry is magnitudes higher than that of Chef. So even for applications. So if you translate that to databases, it was very clear that the way cookbooks in Chef work, the imperative style of telling a server what to do based on a pre-defined set of instructions cannot be a solution. So we basically took the next logical step which is to be aware that Cloud Foundry's operational efficiency comes from Bosch. And Bosch's operational efficiency comes from being declarative by nature. And the idea was if you make applications containerized, basically making the application server uniform by using build packs, well, you can't do that the same way with stateful apps because you need to deal with state much more intensively but you can use Bosch. So that was the idea of on-demand provisioning any nine status services where this pattern was not obvious at the time that you do not want to have that single oracle database in the heart of the company, but you split it down into smaller databases and you make the databases less important and you take the 80% case where most of the databases will be operated just fine, you automate that and you make this on-demand provisioning based on a declarative automation technology. That was the leap of faith. That was basically the invention of the end of the data services. And we're talking about the year 2014 where we started to do that. Now we are in 2023 and we are now looking at a very young sub-community of the Kubernetes community, the data on Kubernetes community in particular where we are at any lines involved as well where on-demand provisioning of dedicated instances based on pods becomes the standard approach. But that's nine years after we started to do that. And it's nine years of giving talks about why this is a very good solution. And to put it in one phrase is you have one automation code base that will work from small non-production environments to large clustered environments, one automation code base. It's the single most important paradigm in automation since the emergence of ephemeral VM and persistent disk paradigm which is the direct prerequisite for having declarative management in a Bosch or Kubernetes style where you also have persistent volumes and stateful sets. So that's the very foundation of data service or the data management or data management in modern platforms is on-demand provisioning of dedicated service instance. At least when we're talking about software operations at scale, talking about organizations with hundreds or thousands of application developers, there will still be large databases that are nurtured by professional DBAs because they are the centerpiece of a very large service which will just grow inherently to such extents where splitting up is for some reasons not possible or meaningful. But other than that, the 80% case of application developers, that's exactly that pattern we are seeing currently and it's the only thing that's meaningful in my opinion. So I would say Kubernetes didn't change that story at all. Our data service automation story at any nice is intact. We are using more Kubernetes to do the same things or do it to different data services. We're expanding the palette of data services more and more. But it's the same strategy, the same principles apply. So if you're looking into managing data in your platform today, look at the on-demand provisioning of dedicated service instances as dedicated ports of virtual machines that's based on declarative automation. And you'll be on the right path. You will learn how much more work it is than you would ever imagine, but it's the right way to go.


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So we're here at the display port and who are you? Bob Kreps, I'm a consultant to Vesa. And what are you wearing right now? These are Dacarys smart glasses product and they're an augmented reality device that incorporates cameras, microphone, infrared sensor and accelerometer. And with this little computer that runs it over here that could be in the pocket or something? Yes. I'm trying to clip on your belt and this is intended for industrial applications. What is the wrong kind of Android or something else? I'm not sure. I think it might be Linux based. Linux, something Linux in there and then so this is all kinds of augmented reality and this is using the display port? Correct. It uses a type C connection, a USB type C to do, to provide display port video power to the headset. They have some magnets too here, this is a special connector to keep it. So it won't fall out? It won't fall out? Yeah. So type C to type C? Yes. Using the display port protocol or something? It uses display port alternate mode over type C and it also provides power and gets data from the sensors back to the CPU over the type C connection. Nice. And there's a whole bunch of other stuff you're showing here. You have a Nintendo switch that's using down here, there's a type C that does it through this box. It converts it to an HDMI. Correct. So, but for it to work is a display port? It uses display port to transfer the video data which is then converted to HDMI in the dock. All right. Then you have all these little adapters right here. Yeah, those just show various ways that type C can be converted to other formats like VGA, HDMI, whatever you need. And right now there's Samsung, LG, and Huawei, this for example the Mate 10 right here, Mate 10 Pro is doing a full, what's it called? It's display port alternate mode and it also, again it uses, it does video data charge power and other USB data all through the single type C connection. So this monitor has a type C input and that's what enables all of the function. So the Samsung dock has USB connectors in HDMI. So right here it does USB and HDMI out and Ethernet even, that's pretty cool. So in this case the monitor is the dock. We have a C to C cable. The monitor itself has some USB ports on the side. Who's making this monitor? This is from ISO. This one is from HP. It provides similar function but the HP does not have the USB hub built in. So it'll do video and it's charging, but there's no place to plug a flash drive into it. Right. Like there is with the ISO. They're also doing some too. Monitors? Yes. They're also doing a phone that connects on the display port. Yeah, this is an LG V30 and I have a V20 from last year with very similar function. So this V30 doesn't have a desktop mode, it just clones what you see here. It may have a desktop mode. But right now it's not active right here and I haven't heard about it. I know that at least it's Samsung and Huawei are doing that. That's pretty awesome. It looks like a real productivity desktop right here when it's active in that mode. This one also. Yeah. They launched a new dock also at the show with the new S9. I don't know what's different about the new dock, but it's just slightly different design. Yeah, if you connect to the Type-C on the… this is an S8. So if you plug into this, it will do video out, but it doesn't do charging and so forth. Just for example, if I plug it into this monitor, it won't actually do any of those functions because of the way Samsung implemented it. So it's not going to do the desktop mode? Actually it does on this one. It depends on the monitor. It won't on the HP, but it does on the ISO. Okay, they didn't trigger it or something. Maybe there's a way to trigger it. And it always says the connection is HDMI regardless. It's using DisplayPort right now. It's plugged into a Type-C input, but it always comes up as HDMI. So apparently in their firmware, they've said video connection will be HDMI, no matter what it is. And then we look at where here is a very long DisplayPort cable. It's called OptoDP. What is that? This is a 30 meter optical cable and the transceivers are made by CoSemi. These are prototypes. CoSemi does not make cables. They are partnering with someone else to bring this to market. So this is a 30 meter and I have a 10 meter here. And this is at the end you put the connectors? Right. There's an optical transmitter and receiver. So DisplayPort monitors provide a signal called DP power at the monitor so you can have a power device at both ends. That's powered by the computer and the other is powered by the monitor. And this is the compression technology that's been used. And here is, is this something new that's called, right here, Display Your World, Display HDR 400, 600, 1,000. What does that mean? So Display HDR, this portion of the logo is a new standard. Display HDR defines performance metrics for monitors that support high dynamic range. And high dynamic range can be thought of, a simple way to think of it is 10-bit color. So it expands the color range. But it also defines contrast ratio and peak luminance. So there's three levels of the standard. So 400, 600, and 1,000 are terms to define the peak luminance or brightness in NITs. 1,000 NITs is a pretty bright display. It's very bright, yeah. It's possible that it will go even further, right, in the future. It could. The member company is a visa who developed the standard, felt that these three levels were adequate. Now there is discussion about coming up with some new specifications for handheld devices because they don't need to be quite that bright. All right. And then you're showing something off about that, or? Well, we have a demo video here from ASUS, and I apologize for the jerky playback because I'm doing it from a laptop instead of the desktop that I intended to. So it doesn't play very smoothly, but in this video you'll see that they change the color range from 8 to 10 bit while it's playing. We can see an example of that here at the moment. And so you see how this area isn't really black, it's kind of black, but not. And now when we switch to high dynamic range, you get very black. Nice. So this is the 8K display. On the market, right? Yes. 8K from Dell. Yes, and I can connect that if you'd like to see it. And that's part of the 1.4 standard to support 8K? It uses the high bitrate 3 that's in the current standard, the 1.4 standard, yeah. That's how you can get 8K at 30 hertz. That's what bitrate? That's... It's 8.1 gigabits per lane times four lanes, so it's a total of 32 gigabits. All right. And that's done from a Type-C connector to a plug-in. So we come out of a Type-C connector on the laptop, and go through a C to DP cable. And that one can do 8K? Yes, it can. That cable. Nice. And this monitor, if you have two outputs, two display port outputs, like you'd have to say on a desktop graphics card, will operate at 8K at 60 hertz. So that's a feature of the monitor. That's a nice display to have. Yeah, it is. So then it looks really cool, all the 8K stuff on this display. Yeah, so we can try showing an 8K image. There it is. Nice. Everybody has a 32 megapixel camera, right? Yes. And people can just get one of those and see the quality. That's one of the primary uses, yeah. So let me go down to the information panel here. Is there any announcement about the future version of display port? 1.5, 2.0? Well, the... Oh, here we go. So you can see it's running at 8K at 30 hertz. And where it says maximum 60 hertz, you can get to that if you had two. Is that the next version of display port? 8K 60? No, that exists today. But with two cables, right? Yeah, so display port 1.5, the VESA has formally approved the formation of a group to discuss that. And obviously, higher bandwidth is one consideration. Another area for discussion is the current encoding that uses about 20% of available bandwidth. It's given up to a method called 8V10V that's used to sort of scramble the data so you don't get a long string of ones or zeros, so you can keep it synchronized. There's more efficient ways to do that. So we made, instead of losing 20%, one of the ideas that's being discussed for the next version of display port, we cut that down to well below 5%. So there's more to it than just trying to make the signals faster. We can also make them more efficient.


Good morning, everybody. I'm Tommy O'Brien, coming to you live from TFNN headquarters in St. Petersburg, Florida. It's Thursday, 10 a.m. Eastern time, 30 minutes into the trading day. We got markets starting off to the downside. S&P is negative by about eight points, trading at 29.78. We got the Dow off 19 points, trading 26,957. NASDAQ negative by 41 points, trading at 8,035. Gold contract, up about $2.70, trading at 15, 15, 20. Oil negative 68 cents at 55.82. Notes and bonds, we have a little bit of higher price and lower yield, the 10-year up 7 ticks, $130.05, the 30-year up 17 ticks, $161.26, and the dollar index pulling back a bit off 160 ticks at 98.877. So quite a day. The political stories continue. Today you have the director of national intelligence testifying right now in front of the house that, as he made his news, jumping over the charts, we'll start things off. We will start it off with the S&P 500. And there's your slide to negative territory. We started the morning off early pre-market at about a high of 29.93. You saw that bar at 9.30. Extend those losses from 29.86, now trading 29.80 in the S&Ps. NASDAQ 100. Up early this morning, trading above 78.30. We're now trading 77.84. Dow 30. We made a high about 27,031. Now under 27K, currently trading 26.941. There is your crude oil chart, topping above 56.5601 as we speak, and there's your gold contract as well. Up a couple dollars pulling back a bit, 1514 had made it as high as about 1519, about a half hour ago. In terms of what else you have happening across the market, we're going to jump over to a chart of the 10 year. So 1.69%, yesterday's action reaching a low of about 1.63%, actually reached 1.74 last night. And then other news across the market, the IPO Peloton, the bike, the automatic, the stationary bike in terms of interactive, they go public today pricing at the high range of $29 a share. And to jump over for a taste of their revenue, $915 million for the year has not priced yet. We'll see what they price out today. Stay tuned folks, come back at 10 o'clock with Tom, of course, Fast Market with Kevin Hanks, Alex Coffey, and the team of TD Ameritrade Thinker Swim at 11, Basil Chapman, Steve Road, Stay White, Tom O'Brien all this afternoon. Stay tuned folks, we'll be right back.


So I have a problem.  It was a nightmare Happy Sunday birdwatchers. It's robin with creativity RV. I hope you're all doing well out there I am freaking out Because I'm about to have my annual patron meetup like I said where I promised them that we were going to be boondocking for Three days on public land together and having campfires and going to see the National Park Well, I hightailed it out here from Colorado because it was like negative 6 negative 11 there And I wanted to miss a couple of storms and when I got out here I didn't go straight to the BLM location because I wanted to get a shower and done my tanks and recharge So I came to this local RV park Called the Joshua Tree RV and Lake Campground Which I was familiar with already because they offer, you know, like day showers and dump and water After I got settled I took my Jeep over to check out the BLM land that my friends recommended And they find great spots all the time, but apparently according to the locals This BLM land has taken a turn for the worse in recent years plus There was going to be a big rainstorm and it was all on a dry lake bed that was going to flood So stay tuned. I'm going to show you more of that but first I'm going to tell you what happened with my meetup Here's the thing about RV life. You can be a regular person that hooks up You can be a boondocker, but everything always changes. You have to be able to pivot either way I've been in situations on the road where there was, you know Torrential rain or fires or smoke floods snow Whatever where I had to be able to pivot and I think this is one of those times because It's going to be raining so much that people's solar is not going to work Every place around here the BLM is on sand. It's going to get muddy people are going to get stuck That whole lake bed could flood so I'm trying to work something out here where we could boondock or You know get a good rate on spots if people want to hook up because I think some people will Otherwise, um, I don't know what I'm going to do Like literally I'm having a party and no location to have the party if it were just me alone I know several nearby locations to stay overnight the casino the welcome center harvest host But not for over a dozen people so I don't know you guys Keep your fingers crossed. I'm seeing what I can work out. I'll let you know what happens Okay, fast forward the campground has been amazing They were able to accommodate my people a lot of them had a hard time getting here because of this crazy Weather and it has been absolutely amazing. What a wonderful group of people We have had to pivot because of the weather So, um, luckily one of our people has a rig big enough that we can meet in because it's still raining So I'm going to go over and do a giveaway with my people Do a round table q and a and show our favorite gadgets But then after this you guys I'm going to go over and my jeep because I would never do it in my rig And film what that blm site looks like when we got together all of my patrons got a little gift bag as a thank you for me But in one of those gift bags was a special giveaway From brooklyn bedding rv mattress now if you guys have been watching my channel You know that I have a brooklyn bedding rv mattress inside of my airstream Which I was super excited to get because my old mattress was really uncomfortable Personally getting a good night's sleep is really important to me and I have loved My brooklyn bedding mattress. I've had it for a year Well, my patron debbie won the mattress and i'm really excited for her because she has a jackknife sofa right now That is really uncomfortable and she works as an rv inspector and her back hurts at the end of the day I chose the signature hybrid and medium firmness debbie has chosen the aurora luxe So i'll get back to you guys and let you know how she liked that in her rv But let me tell you why brooklyn bedding is so great for rvers First of all if you go on their website They have a whole bunch of different mattresses to choose from in different sizes and weights It makes shopping for an rv mattress so much easier They also have a 120 night sleep trial So you can check it out along with a 10 year warranty One of the best parts about brooklyn bedding rv mattress is that they deliver the mattress for free But it doesn't come as a full mattress when you get it. It comes rolled up with all of the air out of it So for me even with my little 16 foot bambi airstream I was able to get it through the door with a friend We took off the plastic and it puffed right up and That mattress is shipping from their factory in arizona Which means they're able to use premium materials at a reasonable price without a middle man Bringing up the cost I personally love my rv mattress by brooklyn bedding and I think you would too if you're looking for a new bed Check out rv mattress.com. I've put the link below And a coupon for a 25% discount Thank you brooklyn bedding for sponsoring this video and for giving debbie a brand new brooklyn bedding rv mattress Okay, back to the blm nightmare If you've been following me, you know that I almost exclusively boondock on blm land or national forest land And that's how I like to camp in these beautiful serene quiet safe places But it took me a few years to figure out how to find the really good ones So if you haven't subscribed already, please do because soon i'm doing a tutorial on how I find all my good spots But this place was not one of them. This was my first trip down to see that blm land Now I've been on the road for a few years And so I have a system for checking out places and my patrons get my own personal travel map So they know that they go to places that are good But this place was not one that I would recommend to them The road in was really awful as you can see and then I started to see the campers Well, don't think these are abandoned rvs Most of them absolutely have people living in them that were there beyond the 14 days Well, my group was coming so I kept thinking I'm going to find a way I'm going to tell them to go down that one road that's good to that one little bit of land That's good But then I started to turn around and there was just nothing I tried to go out to the dry lake bed itself But it was squishy and clay and I almost got stuck in my Jeep and that was before The rain came this was not a place that I would have camped myself And I certainly didn't want any of my Patreon members to camp there Now I took a few still photos, which I'm going to show you when I went back out with a few of my members to show them And I have to tell you They were scared to park and even take pictures One of them looked over and said is that a sleeping bag on the ground? And is there somebody in it and then they all started going drive drive drive Now I'm not here to disparage anyone who's camping out in this area or camping like this I know that sometimes people do what they have to do But that doesn't mean that I have to stay there I heard from some of the locals that this area does flood And that they've also had a few deaths out on this BLM parcel because of people odine and I Didn't want to camp there And two full days after that rainfall when I was leaving the campground This is what the road outside looked like. I can't imagine what it was like for those people camping in that lake bed If my crew had stayed out there on that BLM land With all of the flooding and the neighbors I would have had A bunch of unhappy campers on my hands. So thanks to the Joshua tree lake and RV campground For giving us such a wonderful place to stay we made it all work I camp on Bureau of land management land all the time in most places like 99% of places It's absolutely free and in most places you can stay there for two weeks And it's my favorite way to camp, but I have learned That if you pull into a place and it looks really sketchy You leave because I want to camp in a place where I can go outside and sit in my chair And I don't have to worry about walking out by myself or driving in and out Um, you'll learn that there are other places when I first started on the road I would stay at places because it was the only one I found on the app So if you end up going to a shady BLM spot, you don't have to stay there You can always pivot and hang out with your friends and still have a good time I'll see you guys all next week with an all new video until then Everybody out there have happy travels and be free


Jimmy Jimmy Jimmy there you are again.  There we go. Are you confused down disappeared for a split second? Oh? Yes on to episode thrice first two episodes have been extraordinary Where we like we said a little last one we could have been swatched it for sure So we're very excited to get back into it Just let you know if this is on YouTube which I'm planning on Well a version of it being on YouTube it will be Just it will just be cut up of us reacting to the episode like whoa Whoa crazy, but without the video or audio of the episode Because that's until they give us the green light We can't or they'll give us copyright strikes, and they could take the channel down And we don't want that do we but I know a lot of you are just gonna skip this intro and say hey Why is it cut up like this? Somebody explain it to them. They're helpless So today we are on to episode three this one is called What what fardar? What fardar? Waffa Dar, Waffa Dar. That's probably not it sounds incredibly white Yeah, Waffa Dar But I think I think the last one title meant like balls or something like that. I don't even know But it didn't the truth the last episode we got to see this new guy come in who looked like they knew each other Because they were talking on the phone That's trying to now overthrow a trip of these character Totally different field, but you know what it kind of reminded of that little conversation They have reminded me a little bit of in Barry when they have They go to do the hit on the guy who's just arrived in the airplane and he calls him up And he says throw these guys trying to shoot me when I ran it really Oh, yeah, man. Is that the way to greet us? I don't understand how come you didn't kill him. I miss Barry Barry was a good show. All right. Well, let's get into this three two One if that's supposed to be trippity that looks that's a good younger version of trippity I was gonna say the same thing Yeah, that's Muna. Yeah, that's his little boy That's a good young version of him. Oh The umbrella They shot her in the face Right in the freaking face Nice nice shot, bro Wow, it's definitely has the shock value for sure Yeah, it just brains everywhere. Oh Guards man, holy cow, man. Whoo Epic opening don't want to skip this intro No This show is gory and violent and I love it This is like it In the Godfather's Scarface like if every scene was like the horse head Yeah The styles different but the visuals or Tarantino ish if he did a series. Yeah, for sure Tarantino love showing everything Totally different stylistically, but the visual the graphicness. Yeah, he likes showing it Don't pay the ad hoc it was Liquor is that actually an insult Do you see the mural I Didn't see who it was. I was looking at the bison was it was big B. No Well That's funny. Why do I feel like an attempt is gonna be made on his life right now? It looks like it He knows run dad Oh, dang Well, he said he wouldn't shoot him as morbid as that is that's a beautiful shot. I was gonna say the exact same thing Really really lovely shot for being a guy from a tree There's more it's like ornament They just showed that skin coming off that face with that iron holy cow Oh, there it is You showed us they showed us that for a reason for a reason. Yeah Said his son or is that him based on the sounds he's making it's not him Well, that's gonna complicate the father-son relationship a little bit I saw it coming a long way off. Oh, yeah Because I've heard about to why why isn't the son gonna do that because he's gonna like I'm I'm gonna be peeing on dad's territory over there Man, what's gonna happen with that?  I hope Tripoli kills the son. I'd much rather have trip Yeah, yeah, I'm with you Just selfishly. I don't want to watch Tripoli.  I think they both do a great job Man, this show does not shy away from just showing you Whatever you want Yep like though There's a lot of violence Obviously, which I'm fine with But what's different about it is there's like they're killing and brutally showing women getting shot in the face Which is something that we don't often see in any cinema much less Indian cinema You don't see they usually cut away if it's a woman getting hurt or or whatever Obviously Amazon doesn't give a crap. Obviously they like yeah, yeah, do whatever you want. Yeah Go right ahead But it's so so interesting. Obviously, they're setting it up for now. It's basically like Macbeth almost There's just so many different forces Are now coming against each other the obviously the the two brothers and then obviously the the father son of the the the lawyer, but now the son and Tripoli that's obviously gonna be an issue if they address it I'm assuming they're gonna find out and they showed us that gun for a reason in that drawer Yeah, yeah, someone's gonna die by the use of that gun.  Yeah, he may find out about it He may find out about it and take his anger out on her and as he's doing it she grabs the gun and shoots him Hmm, I don't know it's a lot of interesting stuff going on the show. Yeah, this show is really good It's a really good show definitely keeps it entertained Because there's there's something happening every single scene Yeah, and it's really nice it's It's just its own show and it lets you just sit there and be it's as simple as You know, it's as simple as the godfather where you've gotten a lot of characters doing some things, but it's not a complicated story Everything's pretty straightforward.  Yeah, it's a it's a gangster family story Yep, whereas the other shows we've watched sacred games. Obviously, we're trying to figure out what was going on the entire Oh, yeah, that was that was end-time stuff going on. Yeah, but Todd Locke as well You're trying to figure out exactly what was going on. You don't really find out to the very end and then family man, it's obviously more of a crime Political political drama. This one's a pure gangster story Yeah That's why it's so wonderful that they're so there's similar stories, but they're all very very different Very different shows and I'm loving the cinematography in this. I'm loving the score in this obviously the acting it's a it's been incredible so far Yeah That was good. Yep. Yeah


In 1939, as the Great Depression was coming to an end, the first game of Little League Baseball was played on a sandlot along the west branch of the Susquehanna River.  Eight years later, the first World Series was held. Every summer since, players have converged in Williamsport, coming together, coming of age, in front of the whole world. Today, nearly 200,000 teams from all 50 states and more than 80 countries compete to get here. They remind us that in the game of life, win or lose, we must always play fair, respect each other, and do our best. To everyone participating, spectating and working, have fun, good luck, and welcome to Pennsylvania.


In that, media celebrations from other parts of southern Nigeria workers' demands remain the same as their colleagues elsewhere across the country. The report now. Workers joining their counterparts across the state to mark mid-day beats not without demands. Labour leaders called on the government, at all levels, to urgently cushion the effect of inflation on the value of the workers' minimum wage. These salaries of workers are not enough to take them home. Workers' rights is being infringed upon. These workers are not working in decent empowerment. One of the rights of workers is being infringed upon because there must be a degree of labour. We must work in decent empowerment. Workers' rights and social economic justice is very simple. For inclusiveness, equity, egalitarian society, and better living conditions of workers and their dependents as normal human beings. Responding, Gavnao Biotun Uyebanji, meant that workers' welfare remains his administration's priority. You are aware of the need for all hands to be on the way to unify the country and ready to face security, corruption, and economic instability. I never call on the workers to join hands with the government to ensure that we enjoy peaceful empowerment and socio-economic stability through a moneyless leadership with the government. In neighbouring ocean states, Gavnao Ademola Adelike, like his counterpart, promised to continue improving the welfare and working conditions of workers in the state. Our very happy public service translates into a booming across the state to address poverty and underdevelopment, a first place to start its positive treatment of public workers. It's not much of agitation for workers as labour leaders lauded the governor for the payment of working salaries and all the welfare packages. After the march passed at the MKEU stadium Kuto Abel Kuta, the state capital, workers who came out en masse urged the government to fulfill agreements in memorandum of outstanding sign with them. We are sure it is just a matter of time as we shall continue to engage the government for more positive impacts. Gavnao Dakwa Biodu put a smile on the faces by announcing an increment of minimum pension to $10,000 per month. The mood is calm and celebratory in our state as a message of hope spiced up the day. Gavnao Shea Makin, they assured the workers of improved welfare and in addition promised to frontally address the issue of unemployment across critical sectors of economy. Similarly, the leadership of the Nigerian Labour Congress in the states called on the government at all levels to give room for dialogue when issues bordering on the welfare of workers comes up. In Dalton state, workers requested that Gavnao and Fai Okua hand over the cordial working relationship with the union to the governor-elect Sharif Obirori, they said would enable them to get more benefits. The highlights of the event was the presentation of trophies to witness of the forced second unthought positions in the much past.


Hi friends, let's revise the chronology of English literature in less than 60 seconds. First up, we have Anglo-Saxon Age, next is Anglo-Norman Age. Next is Age of Chaucer, after that we have Age of Revival or Early Tudor period or Early Renaissance. After that comes the Elizabethan Age, post that we have Jacobian Age. Up next is Caroleen Age, after that theme the Commonwealth period, Puritan Age or Age of Milton. Next is Restoration Age or previously known as Age of Dryden. After that comes Age of Enlightenment or Neoclassical Age or Augustine Age. Then we have the Romantic Age, then comes the Victorian Age, then comes the Modern Age and lastly we have the Post-Modern Age. Hope this was helpful, I will see you in the next video till then stay tuned to arpitaakarwa.com


Holy hot damn that was dynamic Hey guys episode 22 of Supernatural season 11 came out two days ago and admittedly I am late. However Holy crap that episode was amazing Not only did it have amazing humor throughout the beginning the whole idea of God and Lucifer having a sit-down and Talking about their feelings the the the idea of that is so comical yet at the same time. That's just brilliant I can't believe I was laughing and finding a very intriguing at all at the same time and then they They're getting the whole band together to get rid of the darkness and then comes that fight and holy crap That was pretty cool. It sucks all the witches are dead But then they got the witches go at him then they had the demons go at her which they all did They actually seem to do a lot of damage to her I don't know why they just keep didn't keep doing it because she didn't seem to have any defense against them The angels dropped their WMD on her again and then Lucifer stabbed her in the back with something and then came the conversation with her and God Now the only thing I have about this episode is it just totally threw my theory at the window of the idea of Dean having to die or Something having to happen to Dean to make the darkness do you destroy it because now they can't they just Get kind of threw that in that admittedly the darkness cannot be destroyed because it needs to be eating in the Yang Which makes sense the only thing is I don't understand how the darkness being completely Absent from everything all time and space is Any difference from being destroyed?   I was watching that in my office and I was just like You you saw me.  I couldn't believe what happened the darkness I first I thought she'd kill him, but she did she's wounded God and I think Lucifer is dead Which sucks, but I know cast is alive because I saw the trailer for the next episode and Cass was standing there. So maybe Lucifer is gone. Castiel seems okay though Anyways, so that was intense the whole episode leading up to that moment It sucks at the uh, what's his name died to? The the prophet he'd only been a prophet three days Anyways, this episode was absolutely amazing. It was super suspenseful the one issue I have though is that this episode was so good I have no idea how the next one the season finale will be any better and milling now We know what's gonna happen with the next season. We know that this can fight will continue We're gonna see whether God will die or not, but in terms of actually how the last Episodes have been so good in this Finale has been built up so freaking well Episode 22 of supernatural season 11 gets a seven out of seven for me. This was a great episode I enjoyed it immensely and now I have to find a way I must watch this on Wednesday of next week Because I can't stand not wait again like oh, that was such a good episode Anyway guys, what are your thoughts on it? What did you think? What do you think is gonna happen? There's some spirit bomb.  It sounds a little bit half But really we're gonna see if Sam with the mark of Kane has anything to do with him because she's here but God didn't send her away. So what's gonna happen? Anyways, that's all for me guys See you next time


Hello, welcome to SSUniTek, so we'll decide and this is continuation of PySpark tutorial. So in this video, we are going to see how we can read the data from the single line JSON, multi line JSON and complex type JSON files. So before going to browser, let's try to see how many formats are available inside the JSON file. So total we are having four types of format. First is the single line JSON file. Second is the multi line JSON file. Next is the single line complex JSON file, so which is the nested values are there. And next is the multi line complex nested JSON file. So let me quickly go inside the files and we'll try to see all these formats. So as we have seen total four different formats are available. So first is the single line JSON file. So inside the single line JSON file, all the row values will be in a single row that we can see like the ID name is and department name. So all four are in a single line and the second row will be in the next row next and next. So going forward, it will be having all the rows in one by one and the data in a single row. So that is the single line JSON file. Next is the multi line JSON file. So in case of the multi line JSON file, the data will be same. But here all the data will be in different rows. So as we can see this is one row and the data which is in different different rows. So ID will come in one row then name in second is and department. So all four will be in different different rows. So this is multi line JSON file. Next is the nested single line JSON file. So in case of nested single line JSON file, the data will be in a single row, but it will be having the nested values. So for example, we can see name is an address. So total we are having three values in the outer JSON. But under the JSON again, we are having two values one for the city and second for the state. So this is a single line JSON with the complex data and last one which is the nested multi line JSON file. So in this we are having the values into each row and the address will be again split out into different different rows. So under the address we have city and state. So it is representing into two different rows. So that we can see we are having total four different formats. So let's try to read the data from all these four formats. Let me quickly go inside the browser. I have already placed all these four formats file here. So go to on the Azure Databricks and under this notebook, we can see the cluster is up and running. So first we are required to read the data from single line JSON file. So how we can read it? So for reading the data from single line JSON file is very straightforward. We can simply use the spark.read method. Then we have to specify the option. So under the option, we have to set like single line and this is true. It means we are fetching the data from the single line JSON file. Next we are fetching the data from the JSON. So we can specify JSON and then we simply specify the path. So as we have already created the mount point which is the MNP input. So it is pointing to input location and under that input, we can see we are having this employee dot single line JSON file. We can copy this name and specify that name over here. And simply let me add this data into a data frame and this data frame is single line. And let me try to see the data from this data frame. So DF dot single line. Let me try to execute it. So here we can see we are able to see the data directly. So there is not a big challenge. Simply we can fetch out all the data and we can read it. Next for reading the data from the multi line JSON file, we have to make a small change on this code. So what change instead of the single line, we should be going to use the multi line. So once we will specify the multi line, then we are able to see the data from the multi line JSON file. Here we have to specify the multi line and let me use the multi line. So what it is saying, this location is not available. So let me quickly go and see the file name. So that is the employees ML. So we have to use the employees ML. Let me try to execute it. So now we should be able to see the data from the multi line JSON file that we can see. So all the data we can simply fetch out by making the change on the option as multi line instead of the single line. And if we are not specify this value as multi line, so let me try to remove this option here and let me try to execute it. So what will be happening? It will be causing the problem and will be saying like this is not allowed. So we have to have specify the option as multi line. By default it is taking as single line. Now go to the next one. So here we need to more concerned about the complex single line JSON file because here we have to specify the schema before fetching the data because it is a complex JSON file and nested values are there as we can see. So here the address is having two more column, one is city and second is state. So this is little bit complex. So what we have to do? We have to declare the schema. So the first schema we have to declare as address. So address will be having only two columns, one is city and second is state. Then we have to add one more schema and that is schema for whole JSON. And here for the address we have to specify the data type as schema for the address that we have declared. So let me try to do that so it will be very easy to understand. So first remember for declaring the schema we have to use the from pyspark.sql.ypes. Then we have to use the import and here we have to use the stuck type. Second we want to fetch out the stuck field. Next data type we are required for the integer. Next we are required for the string type. So I guess these four data types will be enough to declare the schema. So the first schema we have to declare as address. So I am going to specify address schema. Then for specifying the schema first we are required to use the stuck type. And under the stuck type under the brackets we have to add the columns. So for adding the columns we are required to use the stuck field. And here it will be asking three parameters. The first parameter will be the name. So the name of the column is actually name. The data type of this is string. So we can add the string type like this. And the last parameter is asking whether this value will be in the label or not. So I am going to specify this as false. The next one will be state. Actually this is for city. So let me rename this as city. And this is for the state. So simply we can add the state here. So we have done with the address schema. Now we have to declare the schema for the customer. So for declaring the schema for the customer let me add the customer schema like this. Here we have to use the stuck type. And inside the stuck type let me add the stuck field. So those stuck field will be having all those required columns. The first column is name. We can see second is the age and then address. So name and the data type of this will be a string type. And last column we can mark this as false. Now let me add another column. So the second column is age. So we can add the age and instead of string that will be integer type column. Now the last one is address. So we have to add the address column here. But we need to make sure like this address the data type of this will be your schema. So the schema that we have created the address schema. So this is the only thing that you have to remember. So if you are having any complex json. So first you can declare the schema of the inner json. And for the outer json we can specify the data type of that particular complex column as that schema. So that's it. Now let me try to read out the data. So let me put this data inside the nested single line json. Or reading it we are required to use the spark dot read method dot. Here we are required to specify the option. So inside the option we are fetching the data from the single line json. So we can mark this as true. Next we are also need to specify the schema. So the schema is just a schema. So this is you have to remember we have to add the schema as well as we have to specify the option. Now here we simply specify the json and we can read the data from that json file. So this is from the input location and the file name we can get it from here. So that is the customer nested single line json. Let me copy it and specify that name here. And let me try to use the display command to see the data from this data frame. Let me try to execute it. So here we are getting the null for the as and address because we have not specified the address and as columns as it is as we have inside the file. So the as we should be having the as in small letter and for the address d is missing. So that is why we can see the null there. Let me try to re-execute it. So now it should be reflecting all the data. So here as we could see the name is sustile as is 30 and address we can see the city and state under that particular address. So we are successfully able to see the data for the complex json. Let me quickly see for the last option which is the multi-line complex json file. So here again we are going to use the same query but we are required to add the option here. So in this option we can specify the multi-line value as true. And let me change this single line to multi-line and this data frame as well that's it. Let me try to execute it. So everything will remain same and we should be able to see the data. So as you could see we are fetching this from the multi-line complex json file. So let me recap what we have understood over here. So the first thing we are fetching the data from the single line json file. So there is no need to do anything. Either you can specify the schema or you can skip for specifying the schema. If you will specify the schema then the data type will be according to your schema otherwise it will be as string. Next for the multi-line json file simply instead of single line we can mark that as multi-line that we can see here. But while we are fetching the data from the complex json first we have to declare the schema of the inner json value. So that is for the address we have specified. Then we have to specify the outer json schema. And here for the address column we have to specify whatever the schema that we have declared. And rest will remain same for reading the data. We have to specify the schema and we will be using that schema. And here if we can go and we will try to see the column data type then we should be seeing the data type which we have declared. For the name is string for the age is integer and city and state is string. So whatever we have to specify we can see it will be working accordingly. And for last option again it will remain same. But here under the option we have to specify and marking this json as multi-line. So this is what we have to do. If you are having the multiple columns those are having the complex json value. On that scenario here as we have added only for the address schema you can add the schema for that column as well. And for creating the final schema json we have to add that column schema as we are specifying there. So this is the way by which we can simply read the json files. So I hope guys you have understand how we can read the data from all these json formats. Thank you so much for watching this video. 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WARNING! This video contains massive spoilers for the film Promare. If you have not seen Promare, click off now.  Promare is a movie by Studio Trigger, one of my personal favorite anime studios, having produced Kill a Kill, BNA, and Little Witch Academia, all three series that I personally greatly enjoy. They are also producing a series for Netflix called Cyberpunk Edrunners, which I am super super excited about, but doesn't come out until next year. So I'm using this to fill my love for Trigger until that show comes out. But Promare is, I believe, the only movie that Trigger has ever produced. I could be wrong there, I am not 100% sure. Promare is a personal favorite of mine. I find it extremely entertaining, it's a lot of fun to watch and just enjoy what's going on on screen. But I have some very very personal issues with the film that also have to come up and have to be stated. First, what I like about Promare. Promare is a movie about firefighting and it sticks to that for the most part. The main character Gallo is a paramedic who works for a fire rescue squad called Burning Rescue. His job is to save people and he sticks to that characteristic the entire time. He never strays from his ideal that he just wants to save everyone on the planet as much as he possibly can. The other main character that we have is Leo, a burnish and the leader of the terrorist organization Mad Burnish who just wants to burn and destroy everything. Again, he keeps in line with his characteristic throughout the entire film. His want to destroy being pretty much his entire thing, except he doesn't want to hurt anyone. He intentionally leaves escape routes when he destroys stuff so that humans don't get hurt in this typical back and forth. Now the main plot of this film in reality isn't firefighting. The blame plot is government doing bad things and stopping them because that is bad and not ok. After the first action scene, which is gorgeous by the way, so much fun to watch, we see Leo and the other members of Mad Burnish get arrested.  Gallo straight up tries to stop them because the dude's not doing anything other than making pizza.  And Gallo immediately just steps in to try and save this kid. Gallo clearly has just a love and want to save human life and it's one of the best characteristics about him in my opinion, even if he can get a little grating at times. Now, Cray Forsythe works as the villain in my opinion.  His plan overall is stupid as shit, which I will get into in parts I dislike about this later, but he's fun, he consistently stays who he is, he never breaks reality and really who he is outside of when he's pretending to not be psycho villain, but once he enters psycho mode, he just stays in that mode, he doesn't change or anything. And a lot of the other characters in the movie, they constantly stay in character. The characteristics that we are introduced with them are the characteristics they have throughout the entire thing. Now, there can be a little bit deeper, but yeah, you have the main ones and they pretty much stay within that realm. None of them stray too far and nothing that the characters do ever feel outside of the character as they are initially presented. Also, again, the action scenes in this just perfect. They are so much fun.  They are so entertaining. CGI is actually pretty freaking good too. CG I think fine can be a little distracting and I did notice it a lot in this movie, especially just when there were certain things like they would go from 2D to like a 3D panning shot. And sometimes it would look good. Other times it was very noticeable, but even when it's noticeable, it didn't actually pull me out of the movie because it was being used to enhance the whatever scene was going on. So overall, CG I thought worked really, really well, though some people might find it distracting if you find that kind of stuff distracting. Personally, I've never found it super distracting when I watch stuff, but eh, it's possible. Okay, now, what I dislike about this movie. It's a movie. In my personal opinion, Trigger excels in making shows. Trigger wants to have as much time as they can to tell a story in entirety into its completion without making it feel too rushed or sped up. That's my personal opinion. I personally think Promare would have worked a lot better as a show. It felt like at least a 12 episode thing that was condensed into 2 hours. And that personally didn't work for me. It just, there are certain parts where it feels very rushed, like Gallo.  Which, yeah, that's his character.  And the rushed thing comes up again later when Gallo gets his dumbass arrested and apparently a week passed. It feels like it was a day, but a week passes over the course of the film. And it's just like, you did. Wait, what? How long? The movie, there's no sense of time scale in this film. It literally feels like boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. Everything feels like it happens in a span of about 48 hours, but it happens over the course of a week. So just to me doesn't feel as strong. I also don't have that strong connection to pretty much any of the characters. The only two that I actually get any sense of knowledge are Gallo, Leo, and Cray. And the only reason that actually bothers me is because in the beginning of the film, the entire of Burning Rescue is introduced by name. They do like the freeze frame name on the screen thing for every single member of Burning Rescue. And they are in maybe a total of 30 minutes of the film outside of Ina, who is the only character that we see a lot of. And it's implied her and Gallo get into a relationship by the end of the film. Kind of. There's like one scene earlier where she thinks Gallo's gonna kiss her and then he doesn't.  It implies it. Though the movie doesn't actually end with that. The movie ends with Gallo and Leo being like, we're gonna rebuild the world, fist bump. And so, you know, that there's that. But again, you don't really get a sense of who any of these characters are. And so in the final fight, when they're doing their thing, I didn't really care because I didn't know who any of them were.  I didn't really care what happened to them if they lived or died. I just overall found it personally boring. I'm not boring, but personally, I found it less engaging. I found myself legit not caring what would happen to these characters. Also, another major issue I have, this falls into the it being sped up. Though this is an issue that I have with a lot of Trigger's endings. It ends with a Deus Ex machina. I love Trigger. Trigger, I love your shows.  But why do you end everything with a Deus Ex machina? Why? You literally called the robot in the end of this movie Deus Ex machina. You're not even hiding it in this one. Seriously. I don't have a problem with Deus Ex machinas in general. I think they can be used. I just think Trigger overuses the trope of the Deus Ex so much because there is almost no point for every single thing, every giant robot to be like just it feels like Trigger never has a solid idea of how they want to end it outside of what is the most outrageous thing that we can possibly do. And I understand that their founder helped with Gurren Lagann and probably Panion Stalking. But again, I like endings to at least make some sense and not just be like, look at this amazing thing. That's not to say the ending is bad. I actually enjoyed the ending, but just the use of Deus Ex machina in this bothered me a little bit. Also, the movie ends with literally the main characters joining forces to destroy, to burn everything on earth to the ground, whilst also protecting everyone on the planet because that's apparently how things work. Through the power of friendship and some form of magic, we can both burn and protect everything. Those are probably my biggest issues, the ending, the rushed nature of the film and just the fact that we don't really get to know any of the characters outside of the main ones, despite pretty much the entirety of Burning Rescue being named characters that we meet in the first like 10 minutes of the film. Seriously, I would have just loved to know more about them, who they were, that the team could have gotten so much more in depth, we could have gotten more in depth about the world in whole if we had just gotten to know everyone that little bit better. Also, I really would have loved to explain how the burnish can build things with fire. Seriously, they make bikes, armor, swords, a cannon at one point, a goddamn dragon that has physical mass, they do this out of fire! It's supposed to be fire! How are you making physical mass out of fire? A movie explain!  Overall, I think Promare is a hell of a lot of fun, great action pieces, consistent characterization for all of the characters, and overall just a great time if you want just a fun two-hour romp of nothing but high energy and action. Overall, this for me makes Promare role a 15, a highly highly entertaining movie that I would highly recommend to anyone who likes trigger and other properties of the same nature, namely other Gainax features. With that being said, if you haven't seen Promare and want to watch it, I would say go watch it if you have seen it and enjoy it. I'd say watch it again, it's a hell of a lot of fun, just a great great fun goddamn ride. Thank you all for watching this video, I hope that you all enjoyed that look. Sorry I haven't posted for a while, I have started a job that I am like waking up really early, working a lot, so I get home and I just don't have any energy, I just I don't want to do things, kind of shit, but yeah, again I hope you all enjoyed that. If you would like to follow me on social media, links to both my Twitter and Instagram will be in the description down below as always, though I hope you do not mind that I barely post anything on either of those. I am not very active on social media mostly because I don't care a ton, though I might try and become more active. Mostly it's me responding to other people and random stuff like that, but anyway, wow that got rambly.


Alright, good Thursday morning everyone. It is time to talk about the markets with Jim Kramer on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange and Jim We've got Elon Musk, Tim Cook, Andrew Leverest wanting President Trump to stay in the Paris Agreement Yeah, well, I mean I think that if you want to be an influence in the world you stay in I mean, I think that there should have been some calming ground.  How do you do that if you pull out? So I don't really get the pull-out move Nick Robb was not in but that's because they want us to pay more than Syria who knows but it's I just don't get it I mean if you want to be a force on an issue you don't pull out you stay in and you argue your position So I am either way I would be with Tim Cole and President Trump will make his decision at 3 p.m Today, we'll be covering that I just don't get it if you want to be you got to be in the tent to make it happen Thank you Matt Horween for telling me that because it makes so much sense. He's my writing part. All right Let's move on to earnings. We have Actional Arts Plus named Hewlett-Packard Enterprise You just spoke to Meg Whitman. Yeah, you know, I mean like Meg is now say it's another quarter Scott Berman and I Just kind of trying to really make a decision about whether it really will be next quarter There's a breakout. She told us last quarter is going to be a breakout to some of the parts are worth 21 But there are a lot of other stocks out there. You know, we always when we're doing Action Alerts We're always trying to make a judgment whether there's something better than what we own We don't want to bring in a new position without kicking out a bad one HPE is on the bubble It's on the bubble. All right, let's move on to some retail names. We have Dollar General You know what when Dollar Tree reported people just said maybe this segment is not good But I think that was a lot more to do with poor integration of family dollar Dollar General showed you like Ollie's bargain Like Ulta if you offer the people of bargain they will come Dollar General made an acquisition of 300 store place And it's going to rebrand it Dollar General Dollar General is now ahead of the game It looks like Dollar Tree may have bitten off more than it can chew in the family dollar numbers were very bad versus Dollar Tree Here Dollar General people had lowered expectations and they really delivered a good quarter This stock is weighed out. It makes sense to me. All right, another retail name Express Yeah, you know Express has been very challenged and a lot of people feel it's down 10% comp stores that it can't come back Express is one of those companies. There's no real reason for being sadly. That's how I feel about it All right, then we saw GM's auto sales decline from it You know here you have Einhorn Saber rattling you try to break something up We saw Einhorn's performance numbers. They're quite weak and this makes no sense The ratings agencies today make no sense. The problem is is that as my friend Doug Cassetti We're in peak water and peak water you don't go breaking up GM You save every penny. All right And then on mad dash on squawk in the street you talked about deer acquiring a German equipment come But deer has just been on fire. I like cat, but deer has been better and deer has an ag cultures an agricultural Cycle that's doing better including Latin America and now they bought a Virgin for five billion which is going to make it so their construction and forestry business is much bigger Just at a time when we sense that Europe is coming back and there's going to be more road building This is a big road building company can be competitive with cat. It's a brilliant acquisition the stock I think we'll get even more love tomorrow. Deer goes higher. What are you expecting from Lulu lemons earnings after the closing bell today? That's a tough quarter, you know, that's not I mean, you know when I divide retail I divided among the Dollar General Costco I would say your old Ali's bargain And yes, definitely Walmart and Amazon against pretty much everybody else Those are the winners and I don't know where Lulu fits in It's a tough time for Lou. They also added that outage Web outage now. It's not gonna be in their quarter But I just think it's challenged right here a lot of companies moved into their space They I love their stuff, but it doesn't fit into my thesis PVH is the only one that really fits into my thesis And of apparel that's working. I am concerned. Let me call me concerned about Lulu Okay, it is down a lot, but I'm still concerned. All right, we're also like coach by the way with that acquisition All right, we're also following Friday's job support. What should we expect there? You know, it looked like the numbers today were strong I've been one of the things that's been very I talk about in real money at bear market in the banks It makes no sense given how to wear employment is but we know that the major trading banks didn't do that Well, I caution people there's 4,000 banks out there only a couple to trading but I I do think that We're gonna get a strong enough employment to be able to raise rates, which is what I care about We continue to own city and key Wells Fargo is a legacy, but Wells Fargo is getting cheaper Remember Wells Fargo is the chipotle of banks is going to take 18 months before people forget what happened And we're cycling through but we're not there yet. We're not there yet. All right, Jim Kramer Thank you so much as always and for more information on the stocks Jim mentioned, please head back to the street comm


Thus, by the provision of 2022 Electoral Act, 18 registered political parties under the auspices of the Interparty Advisory Council, IPAC, have called for the adjustment of timetable for the 2023 General Elections, IPAC National Chairman Yusuf Sani, who read the position of the parties at the second quarterly meeting with INEC said, after an exhaustive examination of timetable, it was discovered that the shadow of activities was based on certain circumstances and developments that have hampered timely and strict compliance by political parties to the timetable. It requested that a deadline for the conduct of party primaries be extended to the 4th of August, as against the 4th of June timeline stipulated by the Commission, but INEC Chairman Prof. Momoji Okubo said there would be no review of the timetable for party primaries.


Ed, what's going on? You are indeed first. Ooh, nice. Well, I got, it's gonna be a while before we get to that, Ed. I got almost 70 orders to go, 70 plus orders to go through at this point. There may be some other breaks full before that. So, good time to keep an eye on the schedule today. No, all the cool stuff's on the side, James. No need to wait for the next thing. Just get whatever's on there now. All the cool things are already on. I'll be honest with you, James, cool things are being added multiple times a day, every day, every week, every month. But if you keep waiting for the next cool thing to happen, you're gonna miss all the current cool things that are happening now. So just get into the action now. There's a lot of plenty of cool stuff available at the present. Looks like we added Phoenix on the site here. So can I clear out some baseball in my section here? 13 box, it looks like we did the 11 box yesterday. Well, okay. The mixer, I mean, I forgot that I need to include them. The only reason why I have the Chasin' the Cup hockey one is because it's the same as Jason's. I can grab the boxes now now that the YouTube video is uploaded. I just needed to see which boxes I can do. So, I'll leave you on the left real quick. I can, can you do it on a different computer? I can do it on the one in the shipping area. And I only asked if you were alive because I'm a little upset about something.  Taking up two spots. He's like in front of the store there. He's taking up both spots. I think I saw it, I think it was the same car. Come on, man, let me do it. That kills me.   Jammed me up, jammed me up. People take up, when one card takes up two spots, ladies and gentlemen, that just makes me, this makes me so angry. This makes me feel like going into a murderous rage. Wow, you saw, Ed saw a car, basically parked, perpendicular to the parking lines. They're taking two and a half spots. I'm not really a road rage guy, but that definitely, that gets me to a level of rage. And I can't believe the Lakers are down by as much as 27 some odd points. Now they're leading by a point. 142 left, Lakers' ball. Unbelievable. Jensen, what's going on? Happy Sunday. It's gonna be even happier if the Lakers can hold on and beat the Mavs here. Good defense by the Lakers. Turnover by the Mavs. Lakers up by three, Lakers out of the ball. Tennis shooter nailed, hit that. Oh, no, turn around jumper over Luca. Love it. I'd love to see it at a big dunk too. Oh, he's fired up. He's fired up, he's fired up. This is the Anthony Davis we need right here. This is the Anthony Davis. On Luca too. He had a nice mismatch. He had a nice dunk and now he's got to turn around over Luca. Love it. Great ball, it's all good, bro. I'll go. You've got the printer yet there? What? I did. I had to print out all the break sheets on that one too.  Wait, so I can't, there's no printing today? I don't want to unplug anything because I'm scared I'm gonna adjust one small thing there and the whole thing goes kaput, so. It's like the Death Star. Printer offline, huh? That's what I'm saying. There is this, two, seven, three, four, eight. I'm gonna check that printer. If it's printing that one out.  Oh, who won?  What a thought. Oh, Lakers win. Chris, they were down by like 27 points. He did this win too. I mean, they need to write off a lot of it, but. And son's lost to the Bucks today. All these teams are ahead of us. Wow. What a comeback by the Lakers, ladies and gentlemen. Is it guaranteed? I don't know if I want, if I want Charles Barkley guaranteeing anything, but Lakers needed it. Lakers have a ways to go, but so far so good. Need them to update the standings, James. Tell them to update the standings. Yeah, coming out of the All-Star break, they beat Golden State and need to beat them. They beat a full-strength Dallas team after being down by a ton. That was key. If they could, they gotta beat Memphis and then that Oklahoma City game, Oklahoma City has the Lakers number, but they're gonna face a different LA Lakers team. They should be able to beat Minnesota. Maybe try to beat Golden State again. Maybe beat Memphis.  And they can really only afford to lose maybe five or six games down the stretch. I mean, if you could just split with Memphis right there and there. All right, but then you got some beatable teams like Chicago, Minnesota, Houston, even Utah. There's some beatable teams right there. Might come down to the last few games if the Lakers don't drop too many games until before then. So it's gonna be an exciting finish. What? We're out of regular car slaves. I have been caught. It's not acceptable. Can we, do you have to feed it yet? I think someone, they can blame the poor. It's not like we have an order tracking. When we drop Sapphire coming out, we have two boxes in the, what would be the name of the two, and the name of the other? It's fine. J-Dog, what's going on? J-Dog, what's going on? Chad, take a look at the schedule, please. Vanderbilt has to be, that's, I mean, has to be the steal of the deadline. I think the key thing is with the Lakers too is just that, you know, Jared Vanderbilt may not be.


We're pleased to have with us today the winner of the WSIS Prize 2016 in the category e-agriculture coming from the Center for Development of Advanced Computing from India and for the winning project, Precision Technologies for Agriculture. What are the major objectives of your project? Well, the scope of our work was to mainly develop an internet of things, IoT based precision agriculture technology wherein we wanted to acquire the real-time weather data from the farmers field thereby enabling the agriculture department to send personalized advice to the farmers. So we used many ICT tools for this project particularly integrating the wireless sensor networks, decision support systems and web technologies to create this integrated solution and provide a timely advice to the farmers. How does your project contribute to sustainable development goals? Yeah, this particular project directly related to the goal two of the sustainable development goals that is promoting sustainable agriculture in the way that giving timely information to the farmers at the right time at right information reaching the farmers really saved a lot of what is it cost and other things particularly in our projects the information what we are sending to the farmers the advisories will help them to monitor their water conditions and also the input things particularly we advise them to use proper usage of irrigation and also in this avoiding indiscriminate use of the pesticides which in turn helps the farmers to save their water and also help to protect the soil conditions. Why are you committed to this process and how do you value this price contest? Well, it's a really an interesting forum something we really enjoyed this process past three and a half months for this price purpose. Yeah this is we as a organization we see there's it's a really a wonderful platform to have a cross-knowledge learning and interact with the multiple stakeholders working in our domain and moreover this platform provides very good opportunity to share our experiences and knowledge exchange between the stakeholders and also promote our work to other stakeholders of similar areas working all over the world and particularly the prices part it's really a boost for our entire team which will motivate us to do more in this line of work and we hope for a continued association with the WSS for the years to come. Thank you very much for your efforts we also hope that this will be an opportunity for you to promote this price within your communities and we will continue sharing your success globally. Thank you very much. Thank you.


Speaking from a country where banking is like organized crime, I did a lot of work in Moscow for many years, and studied the early banks that are essentially pyramid schemes. But my question to you is, I think you're bringing up the question of principal agent problems, right, is who gets to speak for me, and are you assuming the same amount of agency for all actors who are being captured on the internet? So we are all assuming that we're all very technically savvy. We all have a high deal of agency to decide, at any moment in time, what goes into the ledger, what doesn't. But what about children? What about people who are, for some reason, their agency has taken away from them for a period of time, or perhaps forever? In an immutable system, what does that mean for the assumption that we have about principals and agents? That's a really great question. I'm hoping to do a talk soon on the use of these technologies for people with disabilities, cognitive, physical disabilities, and also who are disadvantaged or disempowered in some way. I honestly think that, given sufficient good user interface design and software design in a decentralized system, agency is an app. Agency is something you download, and it helps you gain power, even if you don't understand how it works. What you hope for is how many people in this audience are related to someone with some form of disability, hearing, sight, cognitive disability. When you write software for them that gives them power and agency, everybody else can use it, who needs it. I'm rather optimistic, especially since I'm speaking to a San Francisco audience. You can assume a certain level of techno-utopianism. I'll accept that. What I do know is that the systems we have today, not only do they not offer agency, they actively conspire to remove agency, not just from the people who are disadvantaged, but increasingly from larger and larger segments of society, until everyone is without agency.


of DJ Raj's I'll say it over and over again this guy is killing it when it comes to hip-hop Thursday online in the morning I go by the name of by Moses or it's by money we social media platform we are live on DSTV now channel 376 telefront telefront telefront the liveest hip-hop show the only breakfast show that brings you hip-hop live to your living room right about now so I have the one and only Yobi in studio with me our first artist of the day a rapper and Hustler in the streets of Naii just told them I stayed here so I didn't lie when I said Hustler Karyboussana Yobi we watched hip-hop Thursday before obviously to represent for the hip-hop culture so I don't know who and I towards then to touch is like a game yeah towards then to touch is like a game is you ready yeah I'm ready all right anyway Yobi why hip-hop for you when will you go hip-hop come on come on come at the genre hip-hop negator hip-hop about seven years ago seven years ago high school high school Villanillians and millions of come on recreational spot as that also time or so you can freestyle you can freestyle in the crew yeah alright yeah I forgot the name but I'll remember representing when the morning freestyle freestyle no no because like four years later for me and and and a whole compilation on your YouTube through this yeah my second mixtape your mixtape it's a storytelling mixtape if you listen to it really keenly inspired by the album so you like how Kendrick told the stories yeah complex it's not alright okay so what to Kendrick you're representing for the real hip-hop culture alright amazing man yeah yeah what's going on with and okay okay is actually the owner of the songs no no no we felt like now we should do something then we we did the chapter first then we were supposed to do another cipher then we didn't because of time everybody got a day job yeah alright nice one so before yeah and then yeah yeah yes do you think it impacted your career differently like yeah people always want to see the face yeah they want to see they want to see if you live up to the lyrics if you live up to the lyrics do you think there are some fantasy rappers out here fantasy rappers I really don't know fantasy rappers I don't know yeah alright I don't have anything against them just express it do you consider yourself a real rapper though not a fantasy yes I consider myself a real rapper where does your inspiration come from I know I can reclaim inspired the album that you did but where does your inspiration come from apart from listening to other other rappers my inspiration comes from are you born and raised in the ghetto yes you moved out of the hood hip-hop saved your life yeah next time next time I think we'll come and cover you but briefly how hip-hop saved your life so back in 2013 I was always caught up in the wrong things I was caught up in the wrong things I was in crime, I was involved I felt I felt I was in prison I started contemplating about my life so this pastor who came I was in section 2 I was a preacher I was a preacher and I was giving advice I was doing some music, I got off, I got caught up in the streets, I laugh, what happened? Then I started writing my rhymes, I started now writing rhymes like real rhymes. Before you were freestyling? Before I was freestyling, I was freestyling, I was trying to learn how to sing and how to sing. But when I learned how to sing, I learned how to sing, I learned how to sing. So when I rap, some guy listen to it and say, I don't know how to sing. I say, I don't know how to sing.  How long did you stay in prison? Two months. Two months in prison? Yeah. All right. What was the charge? Robbery. So you have lived this life for real? Yes. Even when you rap about it, you sing about it, you have done it for real? Yeah. All right. Wow. You didn't get a state lawyer, you could get a trial. No, I was assigned a lawyer by the court. But they don't do much for you anyway? No, actually, I got a lawyer, I got a person, I got a lawyer. She did a lot for me. I was supposed to pay a bond for 200,000. At the time, she got a person. The way she handled my case, actually got out court free. Wow. Yeah. And she did all this pro bono? Yeah. What is all the state lawyers doing an amazing job? Yeah.  Helping the justice system. So fast forward, you have your music now, you're focusing on the music, you've done this street life. Yes. And what would you tell that person who's listening to Meek Mill right now, or listening to 6ix9ine, or GS Boys, Nana Sema, this is that life that I want to live? It's not all that. Real gangsters want to be a street saint worth it. Yeah. Real gangsters want to be a street saint worth it. It's not worth it. Muhammad and Yobi. Yeah.  All right. Black don't crack. Anyway, Mr. Yobi, after the album, after the three videos that you have with your gang. Yes. We see a group. See a group. We see a group. We see a group. We see a group. We see a group. We see a group. We see a group. I might have said and проектed like that one. What is the importance? Yes. Competition is everything. competition so that people can release good music. When you say there is a competition, do you mean there is a competition according to Keletrona Chesakama media? No. I think there is a competition. I think there is a competition. Yes, I think there is a competition. I've rapped with the best, with the elite, I rap now to El-Dablu, to Nisuma, to Eugene Baro, now I say what I rap now. But what I felt is when I talk to Pateena content, I fight with the industry. When I talk to her, the content that I rap now is not legit. Not legit? Yes. I like rap so much because everybody, everybody comes out and say I'm king. And then the other person attacks, which leads to the game that we are going to play today. Today's game is you're going to comment on a certain post that Calligraph had online. So if we can bring that post back in a jiffy, so we can talk about it with the main man himself, his name is Yobi, and his name is Yobi. Young of the best and endless efforts. Young of the best and endless efforts. Yes. Representing for the gang. Gang is here, but it's not free-skinned. But it's not free-skinned. It's just move on the low like gang says. Yes. Alright, so as they line that up, I like Mr Rajiz. Rajiz told me a story. Wow, wow, wow. I know you have some questions for the brother right here. How do you know Zangoma, Zakenya Hip-Hop, Zakenya Cabis? Actually, I'm going to play a steak on music here. The cream right now. Kinanyash, Kinayakinkaka. What do you think of their music? Dope as hell. Octopiso number one ever since. But no competition. Still. What are the female rappers in the industry? Who do you think kills it? Personally, I think the underground rappers, female MCs, are dope as hell. How do you know? If you mention some names perhaps, to do at least.  She's the MC of Labelier 2. Some of you might have heard of Saifa. Some of you might have heard of Fikali Rikali. And the proof book is OG. And Bazaar Kepes is dope. She's the MC of Labelier 2. I've listened to her since she started. She's called DJ Mandi. DJ Mandi, we've had her on Y in the morning. She's really dope. I want to perform on her summit as well. Kill Cabisa. So, female MCs, do you know? It's just about that time to play worldwide. If you want to market it, buy it. You're going to fail. I won't put you on the spot like that. DJ Rajus, funny two-favor moja. Count is a line-up and instrumental for Yobi. As soon as we release this game up on Yobi, we have to play a few bars up on Yobi. So, we can enjoy this Thursday hip-hop, morning or hip-hop, Thursday morning. So, post it up on Yobi. Maybe the public pay up on Yobi on the screen. Yes, calligraph, Mr. Ohanga Palle, Nyeshizki Palle, King Kaka Palle, and Super S. I want to attend this, organize this ASAP. My money is on Super S. Who else wants to say this go down? The winner gets a collaboration with OG. First, I'd like to ask you, what do you think of this post? From somebody like calligraph, was hit, the levels is hit, from Nigeria to Koch Studio, to now, I think it's planning to spread it out to the rest of the world. What do you think about this post? I feel it's bogus. It's bogus post? Yes, because calligraph is one of the top MCs in East Africa. Yes, ma'am. And if he's dope as an artist, if he wants to do a collaboration, he can do it at this year. And if he is the OG, if he wants to compete, he can do it. And against all of them four, it doesn't matter, don't get personal, can battle, keep it lyrically to join in your beast. It's the same story Kenyan artist, face them. If you are at the top of the throne, you have to fight for the throne. What? If you are at the top of the throne, you have to fight for the throne. You'll be himself, his message. Two calligraphs, Jones, Sasa, the next part of this game, you have to rate for me, I'll say in order. I'll put here a line up. Answer number three, I don't know, but answer number four, then, to Kiru Diviju. You are passing from the dopest. From the dopest? Number one to four, but Sansa is number four. You get me. Number four, to Nesha Patetum, Supayas Kamakawaida, Okchopiso, Kikaka, Nashinsky. Supayas Okchopiso, Kikaka Nashinsky. Nashinsky carries the day for you. Thank you very much for playing this game with me, Mr. Yobi. Do you have the instrumental line up? Mr. Yobi, are you ready? Yes, I'm ready. Do you want to talk about social media? What are the beat banks? On Instagram, Mr.SukrePapi, Facebook, Adura, and Twitter, Javi underscore Yobi. Amazing, you can find him live on social media, you can find us as well. Hashtag is Y in the morning, and we are on DSTV, we have a brand to tell a friend, a level of hip-hop every single Thursday. We are on Y in the morning, live hip-hop Thursday. So, DJ Rajiz, take it away. You'll be performing supported by DJ Rajiz. Thank you very much. Yes, yes, Yobi, Yobi, Yobi, Adura, DJ Rajiz, Mr. Fulu Imboho is in the building as well. I only love that one.