Today's video has been highly requested and it's talking about time management in college and more specifically like how my time management in college is different than my time management when I was in high school. I know you guys have been wanting this video for a while so I'm glad I can finally bring it to you. Let's get into it. First thing I have to put out there is that time management in college is so much different than time management in high school and in my opinion it's a lot harder. In high school you have like daily homework that's scheduled and assigned on certain days and it's pretty much either do the next day or like maybe every other day depending on whether you're on a block schedule or not but everything's split up into little tiny manageable chunks so you don't ever have to worry too much about like losing track of time or not being able to schedule everything. The same applies with quizzes, tests and like other assessments. You're given the dates that they're going to be on and you have a lot of them right. You may have a quiz every week and then like a test every month or something like that. At least in my experience in high school I didn't go more than like two weeks in any of my classes without having to test a quiz or something to kind of test my knowledge of the subject. The pace and study habits that I like developed were pretty much based on the pace that the teachers wanted to go and the pace that the teacher set through the class. In college none of this applies like none of it at all like it's completely different. Maybe around Saturday evening all of my professors will post the problem sets for their respective class online. As soon as they do I'll have till the next Thursday or sometimes the next Friday to complete the problem sets. These are not the short little textbook assignments you get assigned in high school. These are tough, long and difficult sets of problems that will truly like challenge you and make you think. The hardest part about them is that they take a ridiculous amount of time and you have to somehow find time during the week to do them. You spend a lot less time in class in college but you have a lot more work outside of class. At least for me I know that my physics and my CSP sets will take between 6 to 10 hours each week so I tried to kind of find times on each day to work on a little bit of them or maybe like block out like a long three-hour period one day to just strictly work on CS. The key is knowing how much time a problem set will take you and then planning your schedule for that week according. Like I know I can knock out a problem set for computer engineering in one night right because they take like maybe three hours and they're not that long. But if I tried to knock out my math 225 p-set in one night that wouldn't be possible. Those p-sets take between like 15 and 20 hours they're ridiculous. There's no way right. The thing that has been the most help for me when it comes to scheduling time to get p-sets done is actually scheduling sessions in your calendar for when you're going to work on each p-set. Like I have my G-Cal and I have like when all my classes are I have when all my meetings for extracurriculars and my like meals with different people are but what I also try to do is schedule time each week for me to get the work done. So I know that like Monday afternoon from three to five I'll be working on my physics p-set and I know from seven to ten I'll be working on math and that's in my calendar that's scheduled because I know how long each p-set takes and I schedule my time accordingly. My next big tip for I guess time management in college or time management in general is setting goals. When I wake up every morning I try to set a goal of what I'm going to get done that day. Whether that's class work whether it's like personal goals whether it's hey I'm gonna I'm gonna write up the script for this video and I'm going to film it and then tomorrow I'll edit it right. This doesn't just apply to classes. This applies to like life in general. You should wake up every morning. For me it's like when I'm in the shower like I'm in the shower and I think about what do I have to do today. What do I have to do for this week. What am I going to get done today that's going to help me get towards those goals. I try to set like benchmarks for me to hit by the end of the day. This helps you stay on track and it helps you make sure that you won't get behind. Obviously I don't always hit the goals that I set for each day but it's good to just get in the habit of setting goals because then you'll be able to set more realistic goals in the future and reach those. My last big tip which unfortunately only applies to college students is going to office hours. Well I guess I guess I could apply to high school students too if your teachers have like tutoring hours or like tutorials or whatever they used to call them. But this is especially important for college students. Every professor is required to hold office hours where their office is open for students to come in and ask questions on p-sets or ask questions about the class in general. What I found more helpful than the professor's office hours is the office hours with the TAs the teaching assistants and the peer tutors. They normally hold office hours much more frequently and there's a lot more of them so they can spend a lot more time helping you. At least for me personally I did not spend a lot of time in office hours last semester and I kind of regret it because office hours is a great place where you'll find other people to work together with and so it's also a lot easier to get the correct answer because you have TAs there to check the answers with. I'll be honest this semester I practically live in office hours. Mondays and Wednesdays from three to five I'm in the physics office hours room working through problems and checking my answer. Monday Tuesday Wednesday nights for the most part I'm at math office hours trying to figure out what the heck I'm doing on these p-sets and getting little bits of help to help me prove these statements. You're not only there to get help you're there to make friends and find a great group of people that will be able to support you through the semester in these challenging classes. Like just go to office hours they're amazing. All right that pretty much sums up my tips when it comes to time management and the little differences between my time management in college and my time management in high school. I hope you guys enjoyed. If you did make sure to like. If you're new and you like this video and you want to see more stuff like this in the future definitely subscribe. Comment down below if you have any questions or concerns or just want to say hi. I try to respond to as many as I can. I'll be back again in a couple days hopefully with another video so I'll see you soon.


Hello everybody. Welcome back to another Adobe Premiere Pro tutorial. In this one, I'm going to show you how to replace footage or replace a video on a timeline with a separate video. And equally importantly, how you can do it and maintain any effects that you've put on the project or on the video. So if you're doing a video and your boss says, Hey, this looks great, but instead of using this clip, I'd like you to use this other clip. Like I've got a video here of a dog with these two ladies and I've got some special effects on it on purpose because we're going to keep the effects but just replace the underlying footage. This is very, very common for video editors to need to go in and make changes.  So here we go. I've got some footage here. And we've got these two ladies with this good looking pulper and that pulper is getting some rubbins. But your boss says, Hey, I want you to use this footage instead. It's very, very simple. You just hold down the alt key on a PC or the option key on a Mac, hold it down, and then drag and drop it on top of the footage. Here's what will happen. It's going to go red like this because it's doing a little thinking. And what we're doing is we're basically just swapping out the video footage, but maintaining the effects. That is literally all there is to it.  And then you can go down and you can look for replace clip. I forget where the heck it is. But it's there somewhere. Maybe it's over here. Let's see. Down, down, down, down, down. Yeah, replace footage is the one we're looking for. But that's it guys. That's how you do it. Maintain the effects. A ton more videos coming up. Stay tuned. Be back soon.


What is going on guys welcome back to the channel critical overload here So this will be my last video for scream 7 today and tomorrow because I won't have any type of access to my equipment all day Mostly since it's Thanksgiving. Hope all of you enjoy your day tomorrow with your family friends However, you spend it but from variety today tonight Scream 7 faces full creative reboot after losing Jen or take up Neve Campbell and Patrick Dempsey on the wish list an exclusive report that just broke now keep in mind What did I just say about the alleged plot details you would have and I was hyping it up a little bit in some other prior videos Sydney and Kincaid were already a part of the story that was in place that would have been split with their story And then you would have had the core for story You're not gonna get that anymore I would assume but that makes sense why they would be part of the wish list anyway because they were already a part of The story to begin with I'm also gonna touch on the Stars who who apparently have it deals in place according to another reputable person who has their own Their own commitments to these reputable outlets But variety going over this article starts off saying not even ghostface could see this twist coming the scream franchise Lost two stars this week putting the seven film in the series in creative conundrum According to sources familiar with the project variety broke broke the news that Melissa Barrera was fired by spyglass the film's Producers in recent days over social media messages that deemed it to be anti-semitic The decision was made after the company was notified that Jen Ortega Whose star has risen considerably since she joined the beloved words Craven Horse series would not return due to a scheduling conflict With the second season of her smash Netflix hit show Wednesday Barrera and Ortega played sisters in the films now What's interesting there is they're citing the fact that this decision to let go of Barrera ultimately came after word got to them that Jeno would not be back because of her scheduling conflicts, but then it goes on to say backlash to Barrera's Ouster has been intense with the film's director Christopher Landon reacting to the event surrounding her exit He posted and deleted a statement on X on Tuesday that read everything sucks. Stop yelling. This is not my decision to make It seems some fans like the plans sequel was collapsing in real time However, even before Barrera was fired plans for the next screen were being retooled Ortega's exit had required the creative team to make some alterations according to individuals with knowledge But there were still hopes that the actors might be convinced to come back for some sort of Cameo that no longer seems to be in the cards another source familiar with the franchise disputed is saying Ortega was never in the mix for the new film now Here's the part where it gets interesting because I was telling people this everybody now not everybody was doing this But there are some people who are like, oh, well, we don't know who's writing scream 7 it says here James Vanderbilt and Guy Busek the writers of the previous two screen installments will now work on a fresh draft to present to filmmakers So who do you think wrote the other draft? It was them Now it goes on to also say some set pieces and twists may be preserved But the movie will need to find new protagonists Ortega and Barrera Signed off for two screen movies and fulfilled those obligations with installments 5 and 6 another source noted They would have needed to sign new deals for the seventh chapter So who will have to do battle with the mass killer or so who will have to do battle with a mass killer? The screen movies have a bench of characters who were still alive or it could be reanimated These include Neve Campbell and Courtney Cox the original stars of the series Producers are keen to see Neve Campbell Reclaim her iconic hit or reclaim her role as the iconic character Sidney Prescott Another possibility could be Patrick Dempsey who had a scene ceiling scene stealing turn in 2000 scream 3 none of these actors have been in active negotiations Thus far the hope had been for scream 7 hit theaters in 2025 Although the producers are essentially starting from scratch that release date will still seems feasible if landed in the writers Can find another scary story to tell now These are the stars that apparently have deals in place Eric Goldman Who is associated or managing editor for fandom? Put out this tweet over like a quote tweet in response to variety Saying basically everything you'd expect in terms of we got to figure shit out because of studio fuck-ups No one has a deal for the movie currently except Jasmine Savoy Brown and Mason Gooding So here's my response to that like I said before People are still gonna do this movie. You know why because again to a lot of people at the end of the day This is a profession. Some people are gonna harass them They already know that but the thing about it is they should not be concerned about those people that are harassing them I wish them the best of luck.  By Melissa and Jenna to keep things going if they have given you The go-ahead and you feel content with that. That's all that matters The stuff online from fans and people who don't know you guys personally that stuff doesn't matter if Melissa and Jenna Want Mason and Jasmine to hold the line and represent the core for and we get a story centered around Sydney Prescott her family and her husband and Gail Weathers Kirby Reed and all of them can come back and Mason and Jasmine hold it down Representing the core for story that was established in five and six and Melissa and Jenna are supporting them in doing that That's all the confidence. I hope they can they can stomach that would convince them to do the project if Melissa and Jenna are in support of everyone still doing the project. Let's get them all together All of this other grandstanding and stuff. That's not that's not gonna be relevant It has nothing to do with the filmmaking process and I wouldn't be shocked if Reasonable people like Melissa and Jenna because both of them seem to be very reasonable I wouldn't be shocked if they are in full support of their co-stars Coming together and doing the movie and not looking at them some type of way And even if they do not make making some big fuss about it online The way I know that people are gonna start heckling people who sign on to this project The grandstanding like I've stated it has to stop it has to stop this has nothing to do with making a movie The movie is not going to resolve anything and if Melissa and Jenna are again in support of their co-stars Let's get them on let's do a story if you can come up with something And if you're able to successfully convince Nev to come on a lot of people are gonna celebrate it anyway But at the end of the day, you know, if you're very upset about what has happened and what has transpired You have to speak about it not with outrage like this But by simply just not showing up to the box office. That is what speaks to these people. They understand dollars You don't show up. They see that. Okay.  You're done The screen franchise will be done and look at it this way if screen 7 is the final name the coffin because people Collectively decide. Hey, we don't want to turn out for this because we're against what happened with Melissa We don't want to see it without Melissa and we don't like how you handle Melissa If that's what happens and it flops if scream 7 is still something that is Creatively successful and a solid cap off to the franchise. I would be fine I think that the franchise should stop after 7 anyway So we'll just have to see how all of this plays out But yeah, they basically confirmed what viewer and on was stating earlier Yesterday even what I was stating I had heard because I had actually heard this earlier today And then the news report came out today from Variety backing up the fact that yes We are in a full rehaul state and I don't think you're gonna get a full reboot You should just be getting something that is obviously continuing the story But shifting focus back to Sydney Prescott Hopefully if Ned is convinced to return but let me know what you guys think about this down the comment section below If you have a record, make sure you subscribe turn on post notification in this video in the description I will have links on my social media accounts. I am on Facebook Twitter and Instagram You can message me there of course to let me know if there any movies news or reviews You'd like me to cover in the future and with all that in mind guys I will see you in the next video


I did a show on Tuesday about what it means for Israel to win and what I think the likelihood of it winning. I'll just say this. There's growing skepticism in the United States and in Europe and in Israel itself about whether Israel can win. Not just win in the strategic sense in which I meant on Tuesday, but even win in the tactical sense of defeating Hamas. And of course under those terms, it's very unlikely Israel can even win a tactical defeat of Hamas.


I have a question to the next item of business that is topical questions, which is the one question today from Alex Cole Hamilton. Do you ask the Scottish Government what its response is to the not-for-profit energy supply company, Our Power, going out of business? It is disappointing and sad that our power has had to cease trading. The Scottish Government has supported our power in its aim of tackling fuel poverty since 2015, somewhat fel cyfleidnet steil,festigol iawn cookedo'ch cyfleidnetau gyda ddledigol ar gyfer prwny established a'r byw sefyll gwyrdd ac yn gwênes. Rwy'n fyddwctffaig o'r rhanengymnonegau cyf stores Scotland service. It is a worrying time for our powers employees in Edinburgh and we have offered support through our partnership action for continuing employment, PACE. PACE aims to minimise the time that individuals affected by redundancy are out of work and we are making this help available immediately. We will also work with our powers partners to identify any further employment opportunities for those highly skilled and experienced staff. I am grateful to the minister for that reply. Seventy people in Edinburgh are fearing for their jobs and I welcome her commitment to supporting them through PACE. Our power's plight is a shame for staff, customers and the prospect of healthier competition in the energy supply market. Backers included housing associations and, of course, the government. When were the ministers first told about the company's cash flow problems and did it seek any reassurances or to intervene at that point? What is the total financial backing provided to our power by the Scottish Government? What was the balance of loans and grants and what ministers' expectations were for recovering them? Finally, can the minister confirm where staff stand in relation to other creditors in the event of the company's demise? We were informed of the collection difficulties found and that formal request was put into us on 21 December. Of course, as a foundation lender to our power, our relationship with our power has been long-standing and we have continued to always be supportive in that relationship. Alec LHamilton is right, though, to point out the other lenders as well. That was an enterprise designed to try and tackle fuel poverty and to try and do something different in this market. It should not be forgotten that, over three and a half years, this company has been providing low-cost energy to largely the social housing sector. The staff, though I understand absolutely, is a real worry and it will be a worrying time for the 70 staff who are mostly in the Cygmiller area of Edinburgh. Again, I reiterate our offer around the partnership action for continuing employment scheme to ensure that there is a speedy and effective response to their imminent plight. I am happy to engage with the member in any other details, of course, for by the exchange that we will have today, but we will continue to work with our power where we can provide support. The final point was that it was a £9.5 million loan that has been provided to our power over these years. Again, it has been a facility of constructive relationship that we have had with our power over the years, based on the fact that we are the foundation lender. I am grateful for that reply. It is not for profit that tackling fuel poverty, socially responsible, is a fair deal for customers. That is what our power stood for. The Scottish Government wants the same principles to underpin its own new energy company. Our power chairman, Alasda Seill, said that it is now generally accepted that it is unclear what level of financial backing is required for a new entrant to cope with market volatility and regulatory change. In the last year, 11 small energy companies have ceased operating. What has the Scottish Government learned from the recent volatility in the market? Have its own plans for an energy company altered at all? Has it learned or shared learning with local authorities thinking about similar ventures? Finally, has its outline business case been concluded? What guarantees are there that it is a safe use of taxpayers' money? Again, Alacly Hamilton raises very legitimate and important points. We will give that commitment to take any learning that we can from the experience that we have gone through with our power. On the relationship between our power and the creation of a public energy company, of course, we will continue to develop proposals that will deliver the ambition of a public energy company. We are on track to deliver that ambition by the end of this Parliament. Of course, my colleague Paul Wheelhouse has lead responsibility for that work and will be taking due cognisance of the points that Alec Cole-Hamilton makes. We cannot wait for the UK Government or for the market to deliver lower fuel prices for Scottish consumers in our power. A public energy company will support Scottish Government ambitions for energy consumers. It is about consumer confidence and choice, and over half of consumers remain on standard variable tariffs, which is currently the most expensive. The public energy company therefore forms part of a solution that will complement the Scottish Government's much wider work on energy consumers and on fuel poverty. We will endeavour to make sure that any member with a concern as a result of that is furnished with the facts and any developments on that. Alexander Burnett Thank you, Presiding Officer, and can I note my register of interests in renewable energy? So can I ask the Scottish Government what existing similar loans are on the Government's books and what assessment of those has been done for the coming financial year? Certainly, as it relates to the power industry, I think that that is the only area that we have committed to that enterprise. However, if we can make sure that we get any information to him on that basis, but certainly from our perspective, that is something that was a new attempt to try and find a way to help people who are predominantly in social tenants to have access to low-cost power. It has done so for three and a half years. Again, I suppose that it reiterates and underlines how disappointing it is that, ultimately, it has not quite succeeded in this case, but if there are any further enterprises such as this, we will ensure that Alexander Burnett is made aware of that. Thank you very much, and that concludes topical questions. We have finished rather abruptly, so I am just going to suspend very shortly to allow members and ministers to change seats.