Thank you so much for the introduction and it's a pleasure for me to be here with you all, because it's my first time to present in this global conference, which is a matter of prestige for me, and I really love to be here with you all. So, today, what I just wanting to share with you is about the creation and integration of MOOCs. MOOCs as we all know that what stands for and what is importance in the prison scenario. It is, I think, one of the most favorable and wanted, you can say, the course which is working throughout the globe, especially in this time of pandemic. So, I just want to give some conceptualization regarding my presentation for that. I would take you to the presentation path and I would share with you that what this is all about. Now you can see here in the screen that it says, creating and integrating MOOCs and blended learning I asked my 11 years old daughter six greater to make something to draw for me something what she perceived from look and this is here right in front of what she made so this interesting what she perceived is that the MOOCs is something which is benefiting people all over the globe, and people can learn through these, these moves they use these MOOCs and they can learn through these moves. So it's interesting that even the small kids, the kids, the adults and everybody is considering MOOCs important. So, once again, welcome to you all in the, in this workshop, where we would share about three important things, the process, the software tools, and the platform for MOOCs, because these are something that depends on OER open education resources, and MOOCs are available to everyone throughout the globe, and we as teacher educators are working in this direction that we can create MOOCs to educate people, not only in the areas where we are in but to the whole globe, whatever specialties whatever skills we have, we just are trying to share that so thanks to the technology where we can really take our MOOCs on global standards. Here the process when we talk about process because being a teacher educator coming from the pedagogy path, I just want to talk about the pedagogy also because a teacher nowadays, a educator nowadays have to have the technology, the pedagogy and the content knowledge. All three are very important. It's not only the content knowledge that's going to keep us safe, the educators and teachers, but also the technology and the pedagogy that has to be there while preparing the MOOCs or other content that we use as OER. So we talk about process, we talk about software tools involved because we need some tools for the development of MOOCs and then the platforms where we can launch our MOOCs. So very soon I will go through this, the process here, the instructional design what I have used is ADDI and ADDI is the most popular one because the other derivatives of the models on which we have our instructional designs are all you can say variants of ADDI and the five important steps as ADDI stands for is analysis, design, development, implementation, evaluation. So we see first of all here in this section the process, the five steps involved in instructional design, then in software tools we see the various resources where we can have the contents for OER right from image to authoring tools and various platforms. So just I want you to lend your ears especially to this session because we need this to understand and follow the workshop. Then the first part is very important to that of the process where we talk about analysis. We analyze when we create MOOC before that we need to know the needs of the learners. So this analysis part is very important because the entire program would depend on the need content and learners requirement, context, etc. So this is a very important part. So we analyze all this in the second dimension of the instructional design we talk about the design and here we have design as in context of instructional strategy, visual strategy, then the technical aspects and prototype. So when we talk about instructional strategy of developing MOOC, we say that it is about you can say the setting our learning objectives, structuring our content, deciding the learning strategy and evaluation. So this is very important. Then in the visual part we talk about the GUI if you want to develop the website like I take the free website that is Google sites most wonderful one where you just can don't have to do anything but as a free resource you just have to design the layouts, the phones and the topics and the subjects and your website is ready. But when you have to have your websites, then definitely you have to design for GUI, its fonts and layouts and the various sub topics. Then we talk about the technical aspect of it where we follow our technical aspects and then the prototype where we have a beta version. So this is very important to understand while we develop as educators, teachers or professional MOOCs. Then the development part, definitely you have perceived everything about what your course going to be, how you're going to develop a MOOC, then comes the story building. Like the story board is very important for we the teachers we have been planning all the time preparing the lessons and just finding out the contents related to that content. So this is story building is very important production preview metadata delivery and then the documentation documentation of everything. These days documentation has become very important because the people, the administrators, the governments and everybody asked for documentation what you have been doing, how you have done this. So this documentation part is very important and then we talk about the implementation, how the created MOOC, whatever you have created is going to be there how it would look like. So for that you have a field of testing you test it in the field with like I do it with my small group of students and when I have success in that I launch it to other platforms. So this is very important that you do lots of field testing then production compliance then certification. We know that when we talk about certification the MOOCs that are for OER we have it we distribute it and the common creative license. This licensing part is very important when we have become the global natives. We have to know and we have to have the knowledge of what these licenses are what is mine and what is Marion's what is somebody else's. So we have to attribute we have to appreciate the contributions and collaboratively. We can do that. So certification path is important at the creative commons various type of certificates are there you the simple attributions are there the non commercial then share a like the non derivatives and then the variance of these licensing parts. So and then we release our content under the license. So if I made a Google site because I take the example of the free resource. I just put the certification of what I have really certified it for so I put that certification and I release my MOOC under that license. Then comes the testing part you test it and later then you have the feedback evaluation this evaluation part is really important when you have tested everything you take the feedback regarding your content that how it looks like or what are the shortcomings or what is working what not. So that is the development collection and utilization you develop this strategy together and collect the feedback you implemented and then you again redesign and you again. This is how you can review your courses so as an individual teacher and the kids. Searcher we can do this so you have perceived everything about your MOOCs for designs are ready now you have to have something for the contents and we know that to prepare proper contents. We want some images text audio some bookmarking videos animation graphics and authoring tools that are number of websites open resources which gives us the permission to use the images text audio videos animations and so on to prepare our own.  Where we can ideate what we have to present and I have shared the presentation and this. The conceptualization my master on EO connect so if you're interested you can go through and visit that after the presentation also so this things will stay with you I'm not going to discuss so you can see the various. The things being used here and the images the the other side the left side other sources then the text you can see which the common presentation tools I have used Google slide Google Docs are very important because they have the shareable features we can do everything on. Internet and that can reach the globe to the maximum people there, the big number can access your text and presentations, then these are the various other tools for all the city audio experts preker because podcast also very important, we know that the internet. Internet of facility and the connectivity is different in different parts of the globe, so we have to keep in mind that also connecting and disconnecting is a common feature, and we have to live with it because not all the parts of the globe can have a very easy access so while developing. We have to keep this in mind that what is the scenario what are the conditions of internet facilities there, and that is why you can sometimes go to videos, sometimes audios, and you can make impressive podcast using that city audio expert and pre cutting you can add it, your own audio files. So I personally use a speaker which gives me a very user friendly interface to make my moves, and then we have the other part the sources free sources for bookmarking then we have videos and videos looms OBS had liner and click champ and I was watching Alan's introduction video about the interface of the OE connect he has used loom there, so people are using loom because it's very user friendly and in today's workshop will be talking about OBS that how all multimedia features can be used through OBS to connect the videos in no time. Definitely the technology in world needs little time to grow there to learn and to assimilate the same, but as we keep on doing the things become easy for us that had liner clip champ are you know I have visited them recently find them very interesting, because most of the work is being done through androids and for androids you need to get connected to the people to the globe in no time, you need to have some important and trusting videos for Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and it permits you all for YouTube as well. You can use all these free platforms for making your own videos which are most wanted e content and very explanatory and easy to use people and students love to see videos because it's very engaging so if you can make it interesting, I think it would benefit students a lot. So moving to the next part is animation. Now how do we do animation animation is also very interesting if you have small kids, even I as an adult love animation and there are so many things in education, we could be which could be explained very well through animation so I personally use animation and I use render and all the, you know the sources mentioned here we know that every source has its free version and a paid version. So you can always try with the free version and if you're satisfied as an educator, you can use it for making your own open content you can buy these educators can buy and purchase some good tools to give a great move to others. And then we have graphics I don't do much with graphics because I get it at the other places and then authoring these days is very important because we as teachers have no time. Yeah. Yeah, you just disconnect so your screen is the outline so appreciate again. Yeah, so I'm just joining from the browser. Again, joining and we would continue from there. So, yeah, I was just talking about the platforms I can continue with that till my laptop get connected. And if you want I can stop or shall I continue. Exist problems, the connection. Yeah, I didn't hear about your voice. Okay. Just a minute. Let me share the screen. Yes. So, we already talked about various platforms and we have been talking about the blogger ZX model. We had all the sessions related to this early in the morning here it was morning here in India. So we had all the sessions and the sessions are very interesting. As I work on innovative move as teachers, we find, you know, various ways to get connected to our students and that is a very important because here we, you know, have to see like what platforms are available for us. Very, you know, easily the easy access because when we talk about open education. It is also about easy access of the same that is very important so I think that that should be there. And we should always keep this in mind the accessibility part, the desirability of the content that is very important. And that is why I have made this mind map. You can see this mind map here and the important, you know, the components of this is, let me tell you the development and creation of MOOC here. And as I have already talked about the two things I would go to the software pass where I want to show this to you this is also one of the platform which I innovatively use to take the mood to the students. And I share this mind maps or the address with my students and they can access everything through these only now. As you see the software part here the softwares, I told you that these are the resources, the unsplash by these are the examples where you can see this, the unsplash and as I click on the link, you get to unsplash or when I click on the note, this is a small icon for note here, you would say. Katarava, you lost your connection, yeah. So as we can see here the various platforms for splash I click here I take to the link and as I click on the link which you can see on the screen, it would take you directly to the side that is unsplash and you can see it here. The pictures for images are free as teachers and educators can use this images giving attribute and thanks to the provider here although they don't expect it is free of the licensing but it is always good and require that you attribute them you appreciate the hardware that if I want something to be done for nature here I just select nature and I go for it here and it would give me the available searches for nature here you can see the beautiful pictures related to the nature here. So you can just download any of the pictures you click on the download path and it has been clicked by Nicola Nicola has this picture here on unsplash and has provided us for free as you downloaded asked you to thank to donate or to attribute to the learner say thank to the provider and you can follow him on his social media as well. So this is important what we can do here and this is how we can follow mind map fine and now again going back to the mind map here, you can see the sources as I click them, you can see the bigger sources here. See the burst here, then you see just click you click on the link you get the website to go to then pick survey free images are all here then you have the Google slides here, you can talk about Google slides, I would show this to you later if we have time just sharing with you Google Docs everybody knows how to make the use of the audio tools or that cities freaker and all and loom now I come to the OBS that is the major part of our section today, and that is about OBS OBS is about open broadcasting system fine. So I go back again to the path where I share my whole screen with you, I stopped sharing I again go back to the sharing part and I again share with you the screen with you here. This would take us to OBS now you can see if any problem please marry and connect with us now going to OBS I have already put this in global connect that if you're interested, you can download OBS in order to practice this with me and we can discuss and learn collaboratively. It's not something new I'm sharing with you, but definitely as an educator what are problems I came across problems. I just, you know, came across an understanding the various software tools and platforms that I am trying to share with you. So you can download OBS from here you just have to search for open broadcasting system that is OBS, and you come to this page, it will take you to the homepage. You have to go to the second tab that is about download, and here you can download it. You can see a download installer and you download it, you can download it from here, and once it is downloaded, you come to this interface, right. So this is the interface you have for OBS. And now let me play something that's how what I am sharing how I had made it on open resource that is open broadcasting system. Here you can use all the multimedia features for educators who are not very technoscary I've learned this by doing. I'm not a technologist I'm not somebody who is very good in technology, but I think learning and doing, doing makes us perfect I've been doing this for quite a time. And I think that has given me a little understanding of how we can really do things easier. And many times when you go to the YouTube's also every I can talk about myself did not come across a video which can really tell me about the very delicate things, which I as a teacher educator do not understand about technology. I made a little introductory video of myself just watch it on OBS. So welcome to the MOOC workshop and this is the workshop where I'm going to share about the development and creation of the content the process software in platforms. And we can see that the process involves five steps the software starts about image to authoring tools. And then we talked about the blogs and the mind master so thank you very much. So that's how we are using this platform in creating the MOOCs. Now what you what I do is like you know I can take this down here right from the MOOC here, I just will tell you about the interface what the important thing is about interface and OBS and how we can make small videos a small presentation slide shares etc. Here you can see the files this is the interface right from the top left corner, you can see file the various options available in this here what you have to do you have to be understood of the show recordings part. Because this is the place where you can see your stuff after recording your entire components here your content here. We have both again. From here and I hope all. Yes, so as we have already discussed about the interface the very important thing lies at the left of the screen where you can find all the options then the second part is here the sources. First you can see that of scenes the second is of sources and the extreme left side this to my right are the control so these are something you have to keep in mind. While doing this, and these are the sources because this will give you the idea what sources you want to use while creating your own MOOC or your program. This is important where you can see the resources and I would click this I just make this you know and tier so if you want to remove any resource here you select the source and you click it ask you are you sure you wish to remove this and I say yes fine and then the second source I select this and I. Again. Share this and I remove this from the screen now you see that the entire part you see here has nothing no contents available in this part fine so here what we do now see that what. The way OBS works you can have all these sources with you right starting from the top we have audio input capture which would help you. To put your audio then the audio output capture also you can have you can have anything from any browser to show to live stream to make your own videos. You have the color source the beautiful bedrooms you can put using color source then the display picture what picture display capture what you want to display from the monitor from your screen you have a game capture which is very important and. These days and then we simply can capture the images to make a very simple starting videos and impressive videos and then we have image slide show. We as teachers find this very important because just within no time we can convert our slide shows into videos and can share it with teachers with voiceovers with other face with music and all that stuff. Then this is a media source where you can use the media from your file whether it is in the form of audio or video or anything you have is a media source here you can create scenes you can. Right just see at the left side of this board and moving my cursor so that you can see it and here these are the scenes where I created a number of scenes and in order to record I just keep on shuffling from one to the other scene or two. To the first scene to the last scene and this is how I can do this here. Then we have the text part of it, we can add text to what we make the stuff text as I shared it was very important, we had a video capture device, then we have video capture and all that. So this is very important that we have to have some knowledge about the stuff. Now let me say that I just want to have an image I want to add an image to this interface where I can use it. Okay, so I just take this image here. This image asked you to create new one okay fine I want to create a new one or you can have the existing image add existing image. Now as I go to the create images I click on create and click on the okay button it would take you to the file as we do on the other index and the time when we have to upload the stuff you just click on it it would take you to that file I would show you that also just to save time. Let me take you to the existing image if you already have existing because I have made so many images here add existing image and I can add any of this image say I want to add image three. So I just selected here if it is there, then I just click on it. And we can see that there appears an image on the screen. Now what the that the screen is right in the back where is your slide is at one side only. You can drag it this way just dragging the red corners but you see that the picture is extending then again you have to make it small and a whole lot of stuff. So you just click here right go to the transform part of this options available here then just look down for the option that is fit to a screen you can just fit it to a screen or you can stretch to a screen hit it here. And you see that your image is here on the screen so this is always good to set your image right at the start. Now, if I want to add my picture here say my video also here with this I just click on the plus button and then I go to the video the camera device here. That is the video capture device. Now as you click on the video capture device it ask you to create a new one or it ask you to add existing then I don't have existing device because the same image path is the camera is being used here in zoom. So I just would show you that what option does it have. So if the mic is here the video is here you can create a new one click here on create new and it would give you the options here. You can see that it has got the camera of my micro that is life cam studio I have by this name and you can see me here so the same camera which I'm using in zoom here is left by this OBS studio which I'm not going to use and I just would keep it to OBS if I use OBS camera here and I start the OBS camera then I can stream live from OBS studio on the zoom and you would see all that I'm doing in zoom in OBS on zoom for that I have to if I select this OBS camera here like this. You know I just have to go to the tools and I'm just telling you for your purpose to show you go to the virtual camera here and as you hit the virtual camera. It would ask you to start the recording which I'm not doing but as you start the entire session of OBS would be live streamed in zoom I have a single camera I'm not doing that so again going back to the camera options. I'm not taking any of the cameras because it's working in zoom right now and I just click on. Say okay here so like you can see this here now the empty screen here I had it been a microphone camera then you would have definitely seen how does it look like. So I just take this back and I remove this picture which in the last of the session I would take a chance to use that we can do it with the other mic mic as well. The third important thing what you can have here is the audio input you can select your audio from your you hit on audio and you can capture the what audio device you want you can hit the audio here. Then going to the browser part you can have the browser here whatever browser you want like here as I go through the browser you can say if I have any existing browser URL it would have shown it to me here but I just have the no browser so I click on create and I click on okay. And here by default it has you can say OBS project as the URL what we can do we just go to our website and I. Select that offer say the speaker URL here and. I copied here and I give it. Here I paste it here and I hit okay. Okay, you can see here the picture appearing that of speaker tool that from which you can have your podcast done and this is how you can again go to the options available. You can adjust it in the screen you can adjust it in the center and if you want to see how you can block this image images also visible right in the back so once you want to have something recorded through your browser you can select the browser here and you can. Make keep on making scenes that I would share a later with you so here is the browser working and if you want to hide the image you can click on the I that is you have closed the view now there is nothing to be viewed right at the back so what you can do you can just put a. Color source which would look good because it doesn't look nice and in case you just want to fit to the screen many times you have to. Put the background you can put a good background here it ask you to select the color if you know the number you can put the number or you can simply select the color.  Now the important thing to keep your in mind is the sequence of the sources which are here present. What do you do if I want that image should come up or the browser should come up because we're talking about the browser. You click on the browser and here are the keys the up key and the down key so as you click on the up key you can see the browser here coming up this is very important mind it whatever you do here sequence is very important whatever is there up so if you want to move anything. Any source up you just have to click on it and you move it up and up again or you move it down and down again so we just talk about the browser here and we have seen what the browser can do we just click on. The browser and we remove this so we remove it from here this is the color source and we can put again the image here. And you can see that that is the image and we click on OK. And we have the color source which again we can remove or we can do this here so this was the image the color source the browser then we come to the media source here. The media source whatever we want to take from this screen and let me show you to create one from here. Now the create one I just click here on it. It takes me to the browser here you can see the browser if I want to click on the any media source that is present in the files here it will take me to the local file and I click on the browser part here. And this would open the files and folders where I have different stuff and I go to my location the file location where I have saved my media files and let me find for one where I can get one. Okay it's here a video one and I open this here. So you can see my video here on the screen and it's a small video. So what do you do if you want to make it run again and again file that you want to have it on the screen for the longer period because the file is shot and you can select on this loop. And as I loop it now it again you know continues playing here you can see me on the screen here and I drag it again from the corners so that the aspect ratio is not disturbed and I can transform it again to the screen. So this is how you can see the video playing and this serves as one of the source this is very important so you can add it here as a scene. I do it here for how you want to take the things to make the scene here and these are the sources so we have two sources here that the image source is already logged you can open the image and you just want to shuffle from one to the other. You can change the sequence so you can say that okay fine how this is Dr. Omar smart Joseph and whatever it is and the staff and then you can switch to the image here so well you can switch to the image and then you can do the recording part again. If you want to show the image you just bring this media source up so this is how you can play with the resources and you can make a powerful video here. Then let me see some other resources we have covered the color source the audio the video the display capture display capture displays the entire screen of yours which you want to display and I put show you the number of windows so once you hit display capture. It appears something like this so you just don't get you know trouble that what happened and why there's so many windows and windows and windows and then finite number of windows you can see this shows that yes now your window is right at display and you can share anything from the display window and here you. Get the primary monitor at ask or the other URL whatever you want to display you can put it here and you click on okay so this is how whatever you go. Okay to in the screen that is displayed here I can click on creating and integrating moves which is here on the global connect you can see that you can see some other stuff which I'm doing here. So what we do we again you know select the resource we hit on the minus icon and we remove the source again you can see this video image here and I lock this from this vision the eye as I close the eye you have this media source here the image and I can again lock it so it depends on what you want to show on the screen what you want to record on the screen still I'm talking about. The resources and the things stuff you can do with the. OBS then we have the scenes we come to this later on we have the video capture device here we talked about the window capture window would allow you to capture like the display monitor just the window a particular window can be captured so a window capture if you want to capture window the time of the streaming you can just do this. Now let us come to the scene creating path okay we then do the text also there and let me show you the text if I want to write down something on this image I click on text. And click on test there are some text already available but I want to create a new text you can always name the text. Text text or whatever you just name so that you can easily identify one and I type in here something. Okay, so you can see I think I have tried hello friends you can see it on screen and here you can see the font. Here is the option to select the font from this pad and you can see quite a number of phones here that what we have been doing and you can select any phone from here for example. That is say times near Roman and going to be say 36 and we click on okay fine so now you can see as I click on okay you can find it here right at the top of the screen that says hello friends. Yeah, and now if you want to make it big on the screen you can just stretch it like this and you place it wherever you want. Okay, and you can always change the colors from the options given the important thing what I am trying to share here with you regarding the text you can make your videos and trusting doing that is this you know when there is a red tab or the red border. It shows that yes you can aware the options required you can go to the options from here, or you can select the text from here and then you can click the right button, and you can find out the options so once you click here you go to the filters of the text and oh there's nothing. So either you shift the screen upwards or what you do you again click the right button and a small ad appears on the people, otherwise sometimes they keep on finding out oh my goodness where the options are what do I do, what do I need to do such as a simple right click click on add and it would give you the various options here and there is an interesting option which I find that a scroll. And I hit on okay because I want to scroll the text right you see on the news channels and the other channels where your text keep rolling and from here you can have it vertical version or a horizontal version, and you can control the speed so if I want to scroll my text here hello friends. I can regulate the speed from here, if I want to move it faster that too could be done, and if I want to make it slow, you just have to adjust the tabs if you want to take it to the other side, you want to show the movement on the other side you can do it like this as well. So I just move it here little here and here you can see the text scrolling now you can see the text scrolling on the board so this is how you can have various text features as well. And we block it, we are just watching the image now what I was just wanting to share with you one of the very, very important options for me the teachers is that is image slide show. And you would find it with a great difficulty how to make the slide shows into videos using some open resource that too with perfection. So if you want to make or say I want to make the video of this presentation as I've done and uploaded it on YouTube and have shared with you friends there on Kamek you can go through that how we can make this slide show videos here click on image slide show. Here, you click on it, and I want to have the image slideshow to I have initialized so only one here I missed slide so you can check it out here if I check this option at existing one, it would show that to you but I just want to show friends that how it is done image slide show is one of the most important features which we could avail on obvious to make our own slides here you can see. Fine. Now, you know understanding the interface you can just see this here, some of the very important features I would like to talk about and I have learned with experience is that when we do it for the first time what do we do we just, you know that is loop which is already selected we don't want our slide shares to be loop so I deselected and I, you know just go here down you won't see but there is a lot of gray line to scroll down and up so maybe at once you, you know, miss it, so you go down and as you scroll down in this interface, you come across image files. Yeah, one thing very important to notice is that your slide share. It has to be, you know, converted to the image part how you would convert it to the image and that is very important when you go to the PowerPoint. You just click on your PowerPoint and in when you click the save option of the file, it asks you to save it in various of this thing formats and you can go for the JPG or some other PNG formats or some other image formats which are compatible with the interface. So you can always convert your PowerPoints this I hit here to upload some of the files in multiple images you can add from here click on add files, and this would take you to the files you already have here on your monitor and I just recall the files which I have kept here for the presentation first. For the presentation purpose. And here you can see the conference folder which has the pictures for me. So what do I do I just select some pictures say the Florida frame. I just have this slides here you can name them some images in random so that I can show you how you can make your presentations creating much here and one and like this many more so I just open this.  Now you can see all the three slides here. The interesting thing dear friends here to remember is that how the slides are moving itself, but we don't want the slides moving on their own when we do the slides here. So what we do when we click on the image slide part here. Again, you can see that slide mode is automatic. It is set to automatic. You click on the option and you go to the manual option these are the changes which you have to do regarding the slide share. Now you click on this manual option and click on OK. Now the second thing is how you are going to operate this manually this is an important question which you have to keep in mind. Now there are two ways you just go to the file up here right corner left corner there is option for file when you click on it you come across the option that is for setting you hit on it. Or you have it at the extreme right corner here also control the start streaming start recording studio mode settings so as you hit on setting here the settings open. You can see the settings here and there are the various provisions of streaming output audio video hotkeys you can always regulate all the features from here I go to the hotkeys here. And you can find out all the options here. Available from here let me scroll down and shift zoom zoom somewhere else. So you can see the various options let me see for the start streaming slides here presentation and you can the intro video all the resources I have it would be seen here. Just keep on scrolling down till you come to your own slide share. So this is say slide share show now the slide share here and the slide share show here the slide share to if it is I just go and it just type something say backspace for the next slide and here it's like. Fine so it's working here we can give it the enter and the backspace so the next slide can be you know operated by pressing enter and the previous slide by backspace so we just have saved this here you can scroll down as well. You can just show this let me show you the various options there. Here you can say and we can apply it here you can again for going you can check here next enter and backspace and you can switch on apply so you can now click. Now you have closed the window now you say that the files are moving only when I press enter here fine now we need to do some. Editing here because we want that the first slide here should be that of the image the welcome fly so what we do we just select on this slide the image slide and we put it here. Or we just can go to the text pad or the slide show up here can move it from here now if you want to check the sequence you at any type you have to double click this image slide show to. As you click here on it and go back to your slides you can very well shuffle the sequence of slides from here now if I want this photo frame to be there first I select this and I move it up so now this becomes my first slide. Then I want to move finals to follow the first slide I selected and I again click on this move slide this moves up so this is say our final sequence I close on a hit on okay. Fine there are some other images as well, which I want not to be shown for this and I close those image now this is the first say slide where we want to write welcome friends or the name of the presentations and you can put a background here from the color source. And you can go to the color source here if the aspect ratio is different for you, you want to have it on the screen and I go for the different colors I select a color hit on okay, and I then put okay then again, I just want to see the slides here up. I again selected and click on this button, so now you can see a pretty background and the first slide where you can make and you can put the text here, you just hit on text, there's a text here button, you just click here, and you hit on text, and you write welcome. Okay. So as you write welcome. It would come here do you select the font just doing it fast. Say, it's here, you click on it so you can do all this things later on, and you can see a small text here, which is there and because it is right I'm keeping it here you can change the color and you can put it right at center. If you want to do it just now we just click the text here, and you would find the various options, say option for the color, and I hit on red. So, don't worry you can switch in any point in time to make the corrections to make the videos here, and you can do that very well it would take a little time, but it is all done and you can shift it. The way you want or you can scroll and you can take it here, you can put some other text here right at the center by doing the same thing, and you can again go to the next slide, which I told you would be done manually here like this. This is the MOOC and here you can do this welcome is here if you don't want to have welcome for this that too can be logged, you know, we do it like this way. We can just click on the eye and it won't be present and if you click on the interface outside the picture this red would also disappear so you can stretch it and you can shift it to the path you want you can adjust it accordingly so that it is stretched to screen and this is how you can see that all the red frame is now here on screen and it captures your screen and I hit again enter and it take me to the PowerPoint so you're using backspace you go back. Now the important thing is here, I just a little time left I think it's pretty well 30 it gets over but let me tell you the important part now the two important part which I want to show is how to record your video and how to live stream it to the YouTube that is very important as a educator as a MOOC developers, you need to fix your live streaming classes you need to interact with it and if it is the people when you don't have the paid versions of the zoom or that of the Google Meet that won't allow many people to attend the meeting or your presentation. You can always go for live streaming so for me the educators live streaming part is very important how you live stream with OBS or using the YouTube. So we go to the recording but I want to do the recording here so I hit the recording button here. If you want to use music out there or the mic out there that also can be recorded and that also could be done so I just click on this recording part here my recorder is engaged in zoom right now we will do it later. I will post the videos for you and you can always avail those videos later and you know I just want to have a good music playing and that is the important stuff because you know that makes the videos happy engaging and interesting media source again and from media source I go to the file where I have saved the video eyebrows again for some video source and there is cheerful music here I open it and I click on okay and you know you can see it here now but this video is not visible you can say that if this is a media source too this is the media source here you can see right at the center you have the option to you know set the sounds here you can see the desktop audio which is not working the media source free audio is working and then are the various media here so when you click on it here the settings you can see see I'm just moving my cursor so that you can see this audio mix apart right at the center this is also very important you would wonder why you are not able to hear the sound play this is all because the audio mixture settings audio are different so what do we do for media resource we find the media resource here on the media audio source and we click on settings as we click on settings we come across the advanced audio properties we click here advanced audio properties and now you can see the sources here on the now this is the setting for media source and you can see that the monitor is off and when the monitor is off you cannot hear the sound so you just click on the monitor only and if you want it as an output you have monitor output so you select monitor only here and you close just little echo will be there I will be closing this another while after showing that to you now next here so when you want the recording the echo would show you that the media source has to be right at the top you can take it to the top all the media source need to be at the top here and I again make it mute you can hear the media source as if the we have different might later on you can see it yourself so I just log this now again what I have to do is change the source here it has lot of echo this is the media source and


You're going to want to watch all the way through this episode because we got tic-tac, we got the future, we got parallelization, we've got machine learning. What more could you want? Hey, folks, I'm Patchloss. Don't worry, folks. We're not really going to make a tic-tac video, although wouldn't that be really cool? I think that would totally embarrass my kids. That's just the reason to do it, isn't it? Anyway, we're going to use the tic-tac package to help us figure out how long it takes to do various iterations of a machine learning step using code from the Micro-ML package. If you've been watching recent episodes, you know that I've been kind of slowly going through using the Micro-ML package to fit a L2 regularized logistic regression model to some data that my lab has previously published looking at the variation in gut microbiota and how that relates to whether or not somebody has colon cancer. So we are looking at genus-level relative abundances from about 490 subjects who vary in whether or not they have a screen-relevant neoplasia, an SRN. So people with SRNs have advanced adenomas and carcinomas, and so we'd like to think about creating a non-invasive diagnostic, right? And so if I could look at someone's stool sample, look at the types of bacteria there and say, ah, you might have an SRN, you need to go get a colonoscopy, right? So that could be a pretty sweet non-invasive diagnostic that would be driven by the microbiome. But to do that, as we've been talking about in recent episodes, we need to kind of think long and hard about how we pre-process our data, how we tune the parameters or hyperparameters, as they're called, that go into our models. What we've been doing in recent episodes is one split of our data. And so the way that our flow diagram kind of through this pipeline works with micro-PML is that we do an initial split of the data. So we have 80% of the data that goes for training, and 20% is held out for testing. That 80% then is used to fit hyperparameters and to evaluate the model. And then it is then compared, or that model then is used with that 20% held out data set, right? But we've only done one split, or in the last episode we did three splits. Ideally, we'd like to do 100 splits. In today's episode, we are going to scale up our one or three splits to 100 splits. Now, why is this a deal? Well, it's a problem or it's an issue because these things take time. And so we've been doing the L2 logistic regression because it's the fastest of the algorithms. And so if we then scale up to something like random forest, it's going to take days, right? And so I don't have that time. And so we want to think about how can we parallelize the execution of those 100 splits to make it run faster. And in the end, we will then see what else can we do with 100 splits that we couldn't do with one or three splits. I have my genus ml.r script here. Again, up across the top here, I'll put a link to a video that shows where you can get this code, and you can get set up with your project to follow along also down below in the description is a link to a blog post where you will see a link to the project as it stands right now. And what it looks like at the end of the episode in the future. Yeah. Anyway, so what's going on here, just as a refresher is we read in the data, we process it, we clean it up, we pre process the data to remove any features that have a variance near zero across all subjects. And we then also remove any features that are perfectly correlated with each other. So our data set doesn't have anything that's perfectly correlated between features. And then we also then center and scale our data. So our data are all relative abundances. So they're centered so that the mean is zero and the standard deviation is one. So that puts kind of all features on the same basis. Again, the data we're looking at our relative abundances. In the future, we'll think about adding categorical data and other continuous variables. But for now, we're happy to just look at the relative abundance data. We then set a range of hyper parameters. So we're using alpha of zero, which does the L two regularization. And then we are using a range of lambda values from point one to 10, really hitting the range between one and five pretty hard. In the last last episode, we saw that three seem to be the best but really the variation wasn't so huge between the different lambda values. It was certainly quite large. It seemed between wraps of running this next function, which we called get SRN genus results. This is a function that we wrote. It's a wrapper function on run ML that takes in a seed to then run run ML. And so every time get SRN genus results is run with a different seed, we get a different output. In the last episode, we use map with one, two, and three as the three seeds being fed to get SRN genus results. And that then was fed into iterative run ML results. So what I'm going to do is let's go ahead and run everything from lines one to 28. I'm going to go ahead and load a library called tick tock. So it's not like the website. It's sorry, it's not that cool. But what we can do is we can use two functions tick and talk before and after a function we're interested in to see how long it takes to run that function. So I'll do a tick on that, and then talk after that. And so we'll run these lines. And we'll get a sense of how long it takes to run three reps of get SRN genus results for the number of hyper parameters that we're looking at. So you see that took 270 seconds to run three seeds. So if we did 270 divided by three times 100, right, that'd be 9,000 seconds. So let's divide that by 3,600. And we get about two and a half hours, it would take to run all 100 seeds, right. So again, we're working with the L2 regularized logistic regression, because it's pretty quick to run. And it gives us, you know, good material to play with as we're learning about micro-PML and everything that goes into building a machine learning model. If we now move to something like random forest, which is considerably more complex and time intensive, that two and a half hours may turn into two and a half days, maybe even two and a half weeks. So we need something to speed this up, right. And those 100 seeds are going to be doing the same exact function just with a different seed, right. So what we'd like to do is parallelize what's going on here on line 32. And we can do that using functions from the fur package. And so, in a previous episode, many moons ago, I introduced you to the future underscore map function, which allows us to parallelize what's going on to get the future functions to work. And the future functions are all kind of stand ins for your standard map functions. We need to come back up here to the top and I'll do library fur, get that loaded.  And plan is a function that sets up your computer to basically enable parallelization, right. And so there's a couple of different ways that you can do this. So the default is sequential, which is not parallelized, right. So this, this is a serial processing, not parallel, right. Another that we won't run is plan multi core. And so this does not work with Windows or RStudio, right. So if you're using a Mac or Linux in your end, the command line terminal environment multi core should work, it might actually run a little bit faster than what we will do, which is plan multi session. Multi core multi session have different ways of assigning jobs to the processor. So we'll go ahead and run plan multi session. You can see how many cores you have available by doing available cores. And you'll see that my computer has 16. So we'll go ahead and run this now. Again, it took about 90 seconds per seed to run previously. In an ideal world, it would only take 90 seconds to run all three of these instead of 270 seconds. But this isn't an ideal world. There's all sorts of other things that have to go on besides just kind of running get SRN genus results. It has to send the data out to the to the processors has to come back, it has to figure out how to synthesize it all together to make this inner iterative run ML results data frame. So anyway, we'll run this, we'll see what we get. There's no reason to kind of speculate when we can use tick tock to figure it out for us. So I'll go ahead and run this and we'll see how long it takes. You know, it worked. It took 93 seconds to run those three seeds. Whereas again, running it without future map took about 270 seconds. Now, we are getting kind of the same warning message as we got before. But it is telling us that future map is a little bit unreliable, perhaps if we are using a random number generator, which we are. So to fix that, we can go ahead and do options equals for options. And then we'll say seed equals true. And then again, we can rerun this and that warning message should go away. Ha, so that ran even faster. And we didn't get the warning message about unreliable random number generators. So 88 seconds. Again, if we then scale this up to do our 100 seeds divided by 16 processors, then that will take that's 6.25 sets of 16 seeds times, let's just say times 100 seconds, just, you know, to be generous, and then divide that by 3,600 seconds. Well, I guess maybe we don't, maybe we'll just divide by 60. Let's take about 10 minutes, 10 minutes to do all 100 splits of those 100 seeds. So again, I think that's a little bit generous. Something to also keep in mind is that I have 16 processors on my computer. So if I'm using all 16 of them, and then I go do something, right, like if I go watch YouTube, or I go check my email, then the performance is going to decline because I'm going to be using those processors for other things. So I think what I'll do is I'm going to go ahead and change this to 1 to 100. So I'll do all 100 seeds. I will walk away, I'll go refill my water. Hopefully it'll be done when I get back. So it finally finished. It didn't take the 10 minutes I was expecting, 2151 divided by 60, it's like about 35 minutes, something I noticed when I looked at the loading on the different processors that you can look at with top. I'll show this right now. As it was running, it wasn't using 100% for each of the R processes. And I remembered, I'm like capturing to the screen, right? That the thing I'm using to record the screen and the video and the audio, all that was also running as well as stuff in the background, right? So if like Time Machine kicked in or something else kicked in, well, that's going to sap the resources going to each of the R processors. So anyway, 35 minutes is still a lot better than two and a half hours. I'm pretty happy with that. Again, kind of underscores the value of being able to parallelize things. One other thing I wanted to show you was that with plan multi-session, we used all of the cores that were available. We could modify this to say do workers, eight, that eight. And then we'd use eight processors. And that way, then, I think we would be using 100% of each of those eight processors. And it might take about the same amount of time and it might be a little bit slower even, who knows? But I'm cool with using the full shebang. But if you're using this on your computer and you don't want to use all eight processors or all 16 processors, you can set it to eight or two or whatever you want it to do. One thing that they do recommend is that at the end, you go ahead and do a plan and then sequential to kind of turn things back to using a single processor. That way, you're not running everything in parallel mode for the rest of things that are going on. I don't know that's such a big deal, but, you know, something to keep in mind. So again, we now have this iterative results, iterative run ML results, and we get this list that's got 100 copies basically of the output of running get SRN genus results for each of the seeds. Okay, so I already have some good code here for looking at the performance of the different Lambda values. So let's go ahead and run these and we'll plot the HP performance with the Lambda and the AUC. And again, the dot represents the mean and the bar represents plus or minus a standard deviation that should include about two thirds of the data of the variation in the data. So you can see that it kind of does climb up and I'm not sure which is better two or three. But the variation in the data is pretty striking. Turn this back on looking at the top three AUC values, we get, you know, we see two, three and four have basically the same mean AUC. It's not showing us all the significant digits to the right of the decimal, but it looks like two is probably the optimum. But again, not by very much. Something that I could throw in here, again, with our summarize would be a interquartile range. So we could say log equals 0.25. And I'll copy this to get the upper quantile. And that probably 0.75. And so again, we see that the variation is kind of broad, not nearly as broad as what we see here. Although I guess this is like the 50% confidence level. And like I said, plus or minus a standard deviation is about a 67% confidence level. Anyway, there's a lot of variation in the data between each of our hundred splits. And again, that's why we do those hundred splits, because there's a pretty wide variation in the data. But then again, you know, the difference between like 0.62 and 0.65 isn't isn't that big. The point that I wanted to drive home in this episode, of course, was the value of using something like the fur package to modify our map functions to make it parallelized. I'm pretty happy with the way this went. At the same time, I know that as we scale up to something like random forest or looking at the importance of each of our different features, this is only going to take longer to run. So that's something to consider. And I think does underscore the value of using something like this fur pack being able to use the fur package is something that you can use with other functions in our it doesn't have to be with micro-pml or machine learning. We used it. I forget what we used it for in that earlier episode. But it's really handy wherever using a map function with a lot of iterations to be able to kind of distribute that across the different processors on your computer. Give this a shot with your own data. I'd be curious to see where you found value using the fur functions. If you're using a Windows computer, I would love to hear what your experience is with fur map on your Windows computer. I haven't done it myself being a Mac user here. And it'd be I'd be interested in kind of hearing what your experience is using that plan function for Windows. So anyway, let me know how it goes and drop me a line down below in the comments. And we'll see you next time for another episode of Code Club.


What's good Josh the Bulldogs back here again with another video. So we're gonna check out top 25 moves of Mick Foley, man Mick Foley, you know who he is a legend when it comes to all of professional wrestling and I actually do like his comments. He said recently. I believe on his YouTube page basically talking about How if he was younger in today's time? He's not so sure if he would trust WWE creative with his wrestling career and you know AEW is really showing a nice nice alternative to wrestlers who want their career to you know flourish and I like that I Like and we all know Mick Foley is a WWE guy But he had to tell the truth and of course people in WWE management did not like that They felt you know, they didn't agree with him, but he's telling the truth, man Mick Even though he said some you know, he's he's defended WWE time and time again He has to be honest here when it comes to a wrestler trying to make a name for himself, especially now WWE there's a good chance They don't really take care of your character and in longevity in your career Character-wise and and getting over Because nine times I attend they're gonna do what they want to do. It's not about making sure you are good It's making sure their pockets are good. You know I'm saying so I definitely respect Mick Foley for saying that So we got to check this out, you know, just to show respect to him He's a legend. It's Mick Foley, man. Let's let's check out some of his top 25 Oh man, we're going way back to the WWF days The discus clothesline This is crazy, man the road press This is this is just like this is damn near before I was really even watching wrestling for sure Running leg drop oh Oh my gosh, not with the barbed wire ropes. Oh my jeez They've had some legendary fuse. I'm gonna take your bank on Do love he's one of the few people that just had multiple personalities and they worked Oh Jesus.   That's a lot of weight On the concrete. Oh my boy. What in the hell? Oh, we gotta go back to that.  Oh My god, not with the barbed wire. That was a fantastic match to oh man, oh my god He love him some Barbie guillotine leg drop. That's a nice move. That looks like a painful move Swingin neckbreaker.  Wait, is he wrestling he was wrestling?  I said late. Oh My oh that was a major like we got to go back. That's all concrete Look at this.  Oh Cat this boat make well, he did not care about his body. He just didn't care He didn't care about taking a bump. He just didn't care Ridiculous like just doesn't care Look at that.  He's going over the top rope Like hip knee hitting the ring apron. Oh my look at that. Oh my god He just doesn't care.  They had some good feuds to triple H And uh, let me call it. They've had some great feuds to the apron cannon ball Gee at least he's landed on somebody rather than the damn concrete floor That's a lot of weight in floor swinging a necktick.  Oh My goodness. Oh my god, of course the mandible claw Yep, the mandible car You hear that pop and it's the way he's making the noise the way he's just making that screeching noise Oh my god the hip buster On the hardwood basketball court floor This is just just didn't care about his own body second rope hip buster Look how ball that's just oh My god double on DDT. Oh my The right used to sell so good to Right onto the steel chair. That was nice onto the steel chair. Oh, yeah, the stomp puller Yeah, oh my gosh Oh my Have to be so careful when doing this maneuver, bro You gotta be so careful when doing this maneuver, bro. Oh my goodness Because you get definitely Injured someone if you don't know what you're doing. This is why they were saying Do not try this at home. If you're trying this on your your family member as a kid You definitely could have injured someone. Oh my god. Oh my god So dangerous. Oh My god, oh man, bro, when I say Triple H Mick Foley had some of the best feuds in WWE back in the time back in that era, man It was great, man This is just a testament to Mick Foley's love for professional wrestling where he is willing to injure his body Just for our entertainment man Mick Foley Definitely was a legend. Definitely is a legend when it comes to wrestling Comment down below. Let me know if you guys enjoyed that compilation of Mick Foley's top 25 moves Appreciate all the love and support roll to 60k appreciate y'all kicking it would be now. See y'all on next one


Besides, your people get in touch with my people and I'll take care of the damages. So we have a Goku with GoPro, real life Dragon Ball Z that Goku with GoPro is almost a tongue twister. Goku with GoPro. So let's check this out, this one should be good, she be Kamehameha waves in here like I threw in the beginning of the video if you didn't know what that was. It should be teleportation, flying, mountains falling, breaking from beams of dynamic energy.  So let me one second, let me boot everything up here, okay let's do this shall we? Ok Bulma, I'll be back before you know it. I want to be careful if you find Vegeta with the Dragon Ball, I got him to assist in this little experiment and it's made the principal of fans a little cranky. Ok, thanks Bulma. Cranky is about this statement. I'm just going to give it to you. Let's go save the fight of yours. I really really like that one. Make sure y'all go check out that channel and support them, subscribe. That was nice. That was nice. I really like that one. So post all your comments below, let me know what y'all think of the Dragon Ball Z GoPro video and I'll be back again with another reaction video. One million subscribers.


We're about to go to work on this suspension. So I'm gonna show you what we're gonna do here with these new brackets and bars So here we go that little rolled lip Has to be cut off flush on both sides of each Bracket So we got to get rid of this whole thing. So this is just flat To build a mount my brackets on so we're gonna get the saws off And a good blade and we're gonna just gonna Cut it off real quick shouldn't be too bad. All right. We're gonna scoot under the rear end here And Show you What's going on here with the factory bars? So as I showed earlier On cutting off the lip off the factory bars so that we can get ready to install my plates. I Still got to clean this up a little bit But just wanted to show you the angle of the bars before I change them You can see that's the front connection point And then that is the rear And that's the rear so you got the upper bar And then the lower bar which that's the one we're gonna be making a big change on But if you can get an idea of what the angle is right there, you can see that it's Starting from the front mounting location. It's raking upwards a lot It's got a big angle to it After we get done installing these plates and Dropping this bar down. You're gonna see this bottom bar is gonna be pretty level And we're gonna have a much better suspension set up Especially to go along with the QA1 double adjustable shocks that we have installed already This is the driver's side So we're gonna be doing the same thing So hell, yeah, let's get to it. So we're gonna be replacing This bar that goes across the rear end the panhard bar Along with both upper and lower link bars We will be changing those with the the new aluminum racing Core 4x4 bars that has the double adjustable Johnny joints So I'm gonna start on bolting these old bars and get the new ones put on and then I'll show you guys what our Suspension looks like when we get done with it


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Those two skids of tracks I got to deliver today and get this off my trailer. It's just over the border I'm gonna go get them and take them off the trailer as soon as my load gets cleared They're just waiting for some extra paperwork again Some of the paperwork I think was missing a little bit of information the second time this week But I mean it's not uncommon it happens You know you expect that sometimes Kind of a bummer, but that's okay. It hasn't really slowed me down Because I drove a full day yesterday anyway. I got five hundred fifty miles in so I was happy stopping here And I'm not behind for today yet because once I drop that off I go switch trailers at our yard and head over to Canora pick up another load there. That takes me back down into Minnesota. I should be good It's gonna be a good day. I've got old blue. It is warming up here. I have an engine heater Which is sort of got the water up to temperature already before I even started it So it makes it easier to start now. I'm just waiting for my oil temperature to start rising It just came off the bottom line there now, so we should be ready to go in about 10 15 minutes Or less I guess I shut my truck off for night Because of that engine heater I can warm up my my coolant before I which warms up my engine Which makes it easy to start in the morning and I have a bunk heater which keeps me warm So I don't need to idle my truck Forcing it for that But I don't move my truck in the morning until everything is properly been warmed up Right, I got my oil temperature up to at least 150 Fahrenheit my water temperature took about 150 My in my engine heater gets my water temp up to 150 usually anyway But then once you start it and everything gets moving it goes back down to about 125 and then it'll slowly come back up What's all blue is all nicely warmed up and ready to go Then I'll put it to work like working it Especially when I have a load behind me too, right, but anytime I don't like working the truck Before all the fluids properly warmed up and the engine is ready to go very bad for the engine very bad Bad enough that you have to park outside overnight when you're on the road at least when I'm at home I can put it in a nice warm shop, right when you're on the road Not every truck stop has a shop for me to park in overnight actually none of them do so you have to park outside Everybody does so You make it as easy on the truck as possible. This is a nice time to Take your microfiber towel and do a little bit of cleaning and polishing before you start your day These steering wheels are nice, but they get covered in fingerprints You don't want to start the day off with yesterday's dirt and grime All blue has definitely had a chance to warm up. So we've got our clearance We're now ready to go Let's go bring those skids to Altona.  Well Got really good pizza in here. I Didn't get any today. I have food in the truck, but If you ever want to try some good pizza It's delicious.  There's the border It's funny. This is a Pembina, North Dakota. I believe this is the oldest settlement in North Dakota And if you follow the I-29 from Pembina, North Dakota into Canada, it actually turns into Pembina Highway When you get to Winnipeg drop these skids off get some weight off my trailer it was actually my fault this time that I Didn't send the paperwork in soon enough as I picked the one Start or the one pickup was in Illinois, right? The second pickup was in Minnesota. I Figured I was gonna send in all the paperwork together at once after I pick up in Minnesota Well, it was the Illinois freight that slowed me down now So if I would have sent that in right away, you know, it might have been clear by now by this morning Because the Minnesota freight cleared very quickly. It was the Illinois freight that took a while This is what it is can't change it now Just make the most of the day to old-school tarping Bringing along a riser just in case for my reload Throw a bunch of lumber right on this lower deck here and take it on down to Brainerd We got to get going though They're coming along on this four lane divided here From what I've heard they're twinning this highway from the Manitoba border all the way to Canora Which is awesome because this is a regular route for me and I have been begging them through my videos for the last 10 years To twin this highway now all I can do is hope that it gets done Before I retire Oh, buddy, buddy, buddy, buddy. This is not the place to stop Freaks me out when people do that Yeah, you're not gonna get back into traffic now, but it's busy. That's why you don't stop on the shoulder Especially in a construction zone yet eggs They're drilling into the side of the hill here.  I'd love to see that once I've never actually seen them ignite the dynamite But they probably don't let people anywhere nearby This is the mess that it leaves and they clean this up and then they do it again until they get it to the proper Proper width that they need for the road, right? That is awesome Watch your bucket there, but he's got it. He's a professional. He knows what he's doing. I Don't know that so that was your job. He's blow stuff up all day every day You don't even need a Canada day or 4th of July. He just go to work every day blow stuff up I'm here. I'm getting loaded got in just in the nick of time. They already told me that I might not get loaded today But it looks like they they found some time You know that or they're working overtime in which case I appreciate that but they're getting me loaded So as soon as they get the lumber on my trailer, I'll tie it down go grab my paperwork And we're gonna go tarp it Then we'll be on our way. I don't know how far we're gonna make it I Don't think we're gonna make it all the way down We'll have to find a place to call it a night sometimes some somewhere on the way between here and Brainerd I don't know many truck stops. They'll work at park overnight, but we'll find something we always do This isn't like we're on the east coast or something like You can always find parking somewhere out here in the Midwest Go go go go go go go go go go go go the name of the game Like I said yesterday or was it today careful what you asked for I asked them to keep me busy They are coming through Go go go go go the name of the game I'm also like laser focused though, too very often I Take my time a little bit more. I'd like to enjoy my Work, right? I don't want to always be like rushing like the world's about to end But for these next couple of months or two and a half months It's go time. I'm gonna be their number one driver You'll see Now that I said that every other driver is gonna start competing with me Got a tarp load of fancy lumber on my trailer We're sitting at a gross weight of about 78,000 pounds I'll show you the load yet. Don't worry. It's just dark right now and you like I said, I'm laser focused You got to go go go. I want to get this unloaded tomorrow morning that I'm ready for a reload by the afternoon Or maybe late morning. You never know Sounds like I have my whole next week planned out, too We'll see I I Won't get too excited about it yet because it's a little ways in the future. Let's worry about today Tomorrow will worry about itself. There's enough problems tomorrow. Just stay focused on today And today we're gonna get as far as we can with this I'd like to get all the way down to Brainerd. I don't know if I'll have the hours, but We'll see at the Walmart in Fort Francis Another one of our guys right over here Right there I don't know if he's sleeping here or not. I'm gonna keep going across the border yet Just gonna go and take a look at the load make sure everything looks good still Looks good to me Yeah, looks good to me. Awesome.  My load has been cleared for the border Let's go to America. I go to America load this tomorrow morning as early as I can It's in the daylight here. You can see it now About 44,000 pounds of lumber under that tarp Fancy lumber.  It was a busy day. We started off in Pemona, North Dakota We delivered to Altona, Manitoba. We went up to our yard switch trailers Handed in paperwork grabbed some more paperwork grabbed an empty step deck Took the step deck to Kenora got loaded across the border into Minnesota had international falls Little way down to Deer River ran at ours. This is where the logbook said trigger Josh You have to call it a day. You can't work anymore. If you work any further.   We're gonna start right here tomorrow So thanks for joining me today You know the drill hit the thumbs up button if you liked the video double-click the dislike button if you didn't Make sure you double-click it very important. So that's it for today. This is a quick day very busy running around. So Thank you everybody. We'll see you tomorrow