Here we have three nodes set up in a virtual network these three Linux nodes have been created using a topology number five Where nodes one and two are on one subnet two and three are on a separate subnet node two is the router This is a topology we have here and what we're going to do is Send some data from one to three and back and we're going to use a very simple program called net cat Which allows us to create a simple either TCP or UDP connection To send packets So we'll demonstrate how net cat works and use that to Do some analysis of how UDP and TCP workers transport protocols. We'll start with UDP first so Conceptually what we're going to do is we're going to have node three act as our server So we'll say this is our server This is our router node two and We have our client node one So net cat allows is some software that allows us to run either a server or a client so what we'll do is we'll run net cat as a server and not node three and net cat as a client on node one and We'll send some packets between the client and server and on the router node two will capture those packets with TCP done So let's first start TCP done on node two You need to be sudo to run TCP done sudo TCP done I'm going to capture on the first interface interface one. I don't want to convert Addresses to names and minus n option is used here all the packets captured I'm going to write minus w to some file. Let's call it net cat UDP one dot p cap NC short for net cap. We'll see in a moment We'll use UDP as the transport protocol for this first example So we start capturing or enter in our password network and now the router is recording everything being sent So on node three Which is going to act as our server. We need to start a server application This is not a web server. It's not a secure shell server or file server It's our own special server, which we create using net cat and NC is short for net cat With a server we normally need to start the server and that's listens on a particular port number For example a web server listens on port 80 a secure shell server listens on port 22 In our special server, we need to choose the server that the port number it will listen on so we use Minus L to say listen on a port number and we basically need to choose a port number which is above a thousand and 24 And it's not used I'm just going to choose one two three four five needs to be less than sixty five thousand because port numbers are 16 bits long you can choose another number and net cat can operate in both TCP mode or UDP mode I'm going to start it using UDP mode So I will specify minus you as the option saying let's listen on port one two three four five for UDP packets and Let's start the server. It just sits there and waits for someone to contact it. So we'll do nothing until we start the client So let's go to the client node one And we want to start net cat and client mode and the way that we do that net cat in client mode Well, let's just don't forget minus you we want to use UDP both the client and server both need to use UDP if If we want a TCP we could just omit the minus you option. We'll do that later and The client is started by specifying which server we want to connect to We specify the IP address of the server node three was dot two dot twenty one and The port number of the server one two three four five So note with a server we start we use the minus L option with the client. We specify the Server IP and port number and we start the client and now we can send data So the basic idea with net cat in this mode is whatever we type should be sent Hello node three So I typed it in on node one Data was sent to node three containing the string hello node three Maybe we'll want to send a Secret like a password so they can then encrypt so my secret is Sent from node one to node three and hopefully only node three sees that and then we just say goodbye So net cat just allows us to send data, which is whatever we type And I just created some dummy data for this example Let's close the client and server. So control C on the client stop it and we'll also close the Server we need to close it separately because With UDP there's no concept of a connection. We'll see it's different with TCP shortly So they've stopped now the idea is that on No, two we were capturing what we're going to do now and stop that capture and it says that six packets we received and captured and What we'll do is open that capture. Let's just see it's there the the p-cap files there will open that in y shark and Let's go to do that. We'll use file Zilla connect to node two and we can download the capture file and then Open that capture file and why shark so in our captured packets We know that there are some UDP packets and some ARP packets We know ARP is used for address resolution. Let's hide those details I just want to focus on the UDP packets and one of the very powerful things of why shark is that we can filter out packets All right in this case. We're going to have six. It's easy to see the four UDP packets But when you have thousands or millions of packets listed It's important to use filters to display the packets of interest to you and One filter we can do is we at the top. We simply type in UDP meaning show all the packets which are UDP and that shows us just these four packets and Let's look so at different times zero fifteen seconds twenty three thirty three seconds These four packets have been sent from node one address 192 168 1.11 to No two one nine two one six eight two dot twenty one and So we have the four packets What is the structure of these packets? We look at the first packet. It's a frame 54 bytes it contains an ethernet header. We're sending From node one to the router. So the source will be node one the destination ethernet will be No to the router The ethernet frame contains an IP datagram and Source is node one destination node three. So when the router receives it it needs to forward on to node three Inside that IP datagram the transport protocol is UDP the user datagram protocol In the IP header The protocol field tells us what the transport protocol is. So here it says it's UDP and In the UDP header, there's a source port The source port is assigned to the client application. So when we started netcat on the node one The operating system assigned a port to that application and it's usually done from a range of Port numbers in this case it got thirty nine thousand nine hundred and seventy nine if you do it You'll probably get a different one if I do it again. I may get a different source port or client port But the destination port was what we specified the client should connect to on the server is one two three four five the length of the UDP at the length of the packet 20 bytes and There's also a check sum UDP is very simple essentially Allows you just to send packets with no checking of our errors. There's no retransmissions. There's no flow or congestion control Which TCP has it just sends packets and hopes they get there. What is the data? Well, very simple the data this hexadecimal values well in ASCII It's the message that we typed in Hello space node three and the last character is the the end of line character when I pressed enter So that was the first message from when I typed in the first line Then in the next message Again from client to server node one to node three that Essentially the same same destination port number same client port number the source port the data is the second string or characters that I typed in and the third message and The fourth message and now the old the UDP packets when I close the connection I had to do it separately on the client and server. There's no concept of UDP Maintaining connections It's connectionless Note that the idea in these messages is that I sent some super secret message from node one to node three We see from a security perspective It's very easy for a node in the middle of those two in this case the router on node two To intercept and to view the contents of those messages So that highlights the key point if you want to communicate between endpoints in the internet If you don't use encryption then assume that any intermediate device routers modems Network switches can potentially capture those packets and easily see the contents So that leads to the one of the main reasons we use encryption in network communications to stop intermediate devices from Viewing the contents of those messages Let's illustrate what happens very simply we have node one sending to node three but via node two There were just four UDP messages So I simply This was a UDP message and The contents I'll just write data one Which was the hello node three string and Then the second one and the four messages were sent via the router to the server Data two data three and data four So that's a quick summary of the exchange of messages in this case What we see is that UDP is a very simple protocol When you create data to send it is sent in a UDP data grant or packet There's no Acknowledgements coming back. There's no setting up of a connection There's no retransmissions if there's an error We'll see next when we look at TCP that TCP provides those services that UDP does not to finish on UDP to start the Server we use netcat and The minus you option tells us to use UDP as the transport protocol Minus L option says start netcat as a server and listen on a particular port start the server first then To start the client again the minus you option to specify use UDP as a transport protocol and Specify the IP address of the server and the port number of the server Then we can send data and it will be received


And we went over my material, and he told me, do this, do this, do this, you know, Paulo's like this, New York is like this. So he did, you know, he did talk with you. You know, he talked with me, and so when I did it, I hit it. I mean, I knocked it out of the park. Shuck it, Ducky. Shuck it, Ducky. Quack, quack. Don't boss talk one-on-one, one-on-one. Here we gon' talk. What really put Steve Harvey over was that book. Mm-hmm. That what made him bigger than the life of that book. Yeah, but when you say you guys sitting in limos together, I know he talked about sleeping in cars, didn't have much when he first was in Dallas and all that. And you know, just the way he got to Apollo, when he takes you and you guys go to Apollo, when he say, I'm gonna get you on there, he already doing the hosting Apollo at that time? Yeah, he hosting Apollo at that time. And he just say, I'm gonna get you on there. Y'all ready for your next act, everybody? So yeah, put your hands together for Grayling T. Where he said that at the club, that he's gonna get me on the Apollo. He said, I just got on the movie. But I wasn't the only somebody.  Correct. You know, then we went over my material and he told me, he do this, do this, do this, you know, Apollo's like this, New York is like this. So he did, you know, he did that. Talk with you. You know, he talked with me and so when I did it, I hit it. I mean, I knocked it out of the park. Shuck it, Ducky. All right. Shuck it, Ducky. Quack, quack.  You gonna have to praise him about. So you got to kiss up to him. You got to praise him, you know. In what way though?   Yeah, yeah, yeah. And so he just kept it. I don't say that in front of people. But then you say to them, who did you get on the Apollo, you know, like that?   Give me, oh, no, I was bored of it. That's good. But to me, that's good in some sort of, because you have a lot of people who help people and people act like they're the only ones who did it. Nobody actually gives them a leg up. So I admire that.  Because people don't think about it. See, he gave a lot of people, he gave a lot of advice to a lot of people. Some people took it, didn't like it, and some people like it. So you have to take it for, but you have to take criticism and what instruction or advice is up to you to decide whether you want to use it or not. Now there's a lot of stuff I should have used that he gave me, you know, told me to give me a lawyer, give me this, you know. And you didn't.  Oh, okay. You know, so, so there's a lot of stuff. He did, I mean, Steve, he didn't do anything to me. Right. Now people come to me that they said they done, he did something to them, but he never done any really thing to me. Yeah, we on boss talk one-on-one, one-on-one. Yeah, we gonna talk.


Hey friends today, I am hanging out at Epcot, and I'm continuing my food adventure around world showcase We've already dined at the beer garden, the salier, San Angel Inn We've done so many and now we are in the China Pavilion and their sit-down restaurant nine dragons is currently closed So we are gonna be dining at the Lotus Blossom Cafe. I'm so excited. Let's go do this There are actually so many different things that I can cover in the China Pavilion They have their reflections of China Circle Vision 360 show They have a Shanghai Disney exhibit and then of course the house of good fortunes like merchandise location is such a huge Store so I'm excited to show you all the nifty things and just enjoy the China Pavilion And like I said in the beginning their sit-down location the nine dragons is currently closed But the quick service is open and it's actually run and operated by the same company So it's gonna be kind of the same food and regardless. I'm excited because I love Chinese food Before I jump in line at the Lotus Blossom Cafe. I want to show you around a little bit Maybe take you into the Disney Shanghai exhibit That's one of my favorite places that I think doesn't get enough attention that it should I mean, it's kind of old because Shanghai Disney already opened But this was set to actually show people what Shanghai Disney was gonna be like I've never been to the Shanghai resort, but it's definitely on my wish list and hopefully before my time ends I actually make it there because that would make my life complete actually visiting all the Disney parts would make my life complete So hopefully in the future that's goals right there. I say as You can see right here. It's got its own entryway Inside Shanghai Disney resort and it's just a really cool spot to look at some beautiful things and also get out of the sun Because the AC in here is amazing I think I'm the only person in here actually I think I am wow. I don't know where to start off. I guess tomorrow land Look at this. Of course Most of us know Shanghai has the original Tron light cycle power run, which is coming to the Magic Kingdom this year This is where the ride first actually appeared and it made such a huge splash that it's coming over here to florida And they have so many other rides. They're designing the jetpacks ride Look, they have a jetpack ride I want a jetpack ride They have some of the cast member costumings from over there because they have their own toy story land And this is from al's toy barn and just take a look at this. Isn't it so cool? They have an rc racer. It just goes up and like this all the way through and through We have disney springs and disney land has downtown disney But shinghai disney has disney town This is like their shopping district right next door to shinghai disney land is an inviting shopping dining and entertainment district This is really fancy. They have a world of disney there as well I like the look of this This looks really nice It's awesome to be able to show you some of those nifty things that a lot of people don't get to see because Usually when you're on like vacation mode, you're rushing rushing around the parks So you miss those little nook and crannies But now I think we're going to get in line because I want to get something to eat If you guys have ever been to shinghai disney, let me know in the comments because like I said, that is definitely on my wish list Here is a look at the menu Normally when I get chinese food, I get like general sauce chicken or I get orange chicken So this time I think I'm going to get the mangoli and beef combo I've never had it before and the whole entire like Reason for me trying all these new places is to try new food So I think I'm going to go with that and then also I'm going to get some pot stickers And maybe some of this caramel ginger ice cream. That sounds pretty phenomenal Unlike all the other quick service locations. This one you actually still go up to like a cashier and they take your order for you It also looks like they have a daily special an old shinghai shu zu too A pork and water chestnut meatball served with chicken fried rice broccoli and cabbage I've actually had this before at the china chaos for Festival of the arts. How fancy is it that they're selling that in here now? Oh, and I think here comes my food Thank you, can I have chopsticks too? Perfect Have a great one Oh boy. Oh, that was that was not good They do have an indoor seating area So it's a little bit easier to actually be able to just enjoy your meal A lot of quick service locations are limiting the amount of people that you can actually eat in like their dining room Here they have every other row. So the table behind me is blocked off and the same thing with the rows over here But take a look at this like I said, I've never had mangoli and beef before anytime I've ever ordered Chinese food. I always stick with like chicken general sauce and teriyaki. So I've never really gotten out of my comfort zone And I also want to try the pot sticker instead of getting the egg roll and then We've got the ginger caramel ice cream. I don't know how I'm gonna actually eat that with the chopsticks I'm gonna have to find a spoon A long time ago a friend told me the best way to actually learn to use chopsticks is to not break them And just use it like kind of like tweezers So I'm gonna use that method even though I do know how to use chopsticks So like I'll grab a piece of broccoli But then like I'm not using anything. I'm just holding it like that very fancy I'm excited to try this for the first time. It looks good, doesn't it? I'm gonna grab a little onion and then make sure I grab a little bit of the beef itself There we go. That's the way This is gonna be good. I already know I'm gonna like it This is so good. I love it. And then okay, I'm gonna break my chopsticks now This is so good and I love it with the broccoli And everything together I also got myself the sing sell beer, which is one of my favorite beers I get this at the supermarket all the time. It's very delicious. Very light and refreshing Now I want to try the pot sticker So they have pot stickers that you can order as like an appetizer But since this meal came with an egg roll, I asked if I can have a pot sticker instead And they just give you one pot sticker to try I already know I'm gonna love the pot sticker because it's pan fried and it's actually pan fried on both sides Whenever I get pot stickers and I ask if you want it steamed or pan fried I usually ask pan fried and it's only done on one side. So this is already just how I like it I That is perfect Literally perfect I love this pot sticker and I can't wait to come back and get more of these and it was a pork one too So delicious The beef is also very very good and now I wouldn't mind actually ordering it So I wouldn't mind trying it from my local chinese spot instead of just sticking to my usual chicken And I would have never gotten out of my comfort zone unless I did this video here today I don't think I've ever like sat at home and was just like I'll try the beef this time Didn't really mean so now I actually tried it. I like it and I am going to try it at my local spot Now let's get to dessert and we're going to try this caramel ginger ice cream And look how it says lotus blossom cafe and it's like a printed label I wonder if they make this in-house and then package it up. It kind of looks like a generic cup So I'm starting to think maybe they do oh regardless. I'm excited to try it Here is a little tip though if you plan on ordering ice cream Do it after you eat your dinner because now mine's a little melted I don't mind though, but I probably should have went back up and got it afterwards It's unique It's very unique.  The texture doesn't belong with the taste and that's kind of how it is like when you eat it You don't expect like cold ice creamy like feelings So I don't know I'm a little I don't know how I feel about this yet. I'm going to eat it though Like I said, it's not bad. It's still a very delicious little dessert It's just something doesn't something doesn't match up right with this. I still like it though That was absolutely delicious I'm so excited that I've gotten a new thing to actually try whenever I order chinese food And now we can explore around like I said, I want to go into the house of good fortune This has an amazing merchandise location. It starts here and actually goes all the way around It's very massive and big and it looks like nobody is actually back here If you want to get away from the crowds, this is a perfect spot back here I mean, this is probably the most unoccupied space I've seen and I've caught in a while like there is nobody back here And it's just really cool. I mean the music is nice All of the pretty artwork and just the rich history of china itself You can really spend hours here. They even have pay phones Would you look at that pay phones in the china pavilion? at Epcot Who would have known? I'm going to keep in tradition and show you guys a hidden Mickey in each of the pavilions If you notice in the france pavilion, I didn't show you a hidden Mickey It's because I showed you a hidden Remy on the bench But I like actually just finding the little details and just sharing more with you If you find any of these like lanterns or lights All of the pillars have a hidden Mickey and I will just show you and let me know in the comments if you see it Oh, it's pretty it's a it's a pretty good giveaway right here So now we'll go walk around the house of good fortune and then maybe catch reflections of china Just a little bit. I love actually going in there. It's a very great story and it's a great cinematography I love all of the 360 films The ac back here is so on point you can actually buy Sing-Saus and then the lucky Buddha beers Right here, so I think I might get a lucky Buddha beer. I really like them Look at that Right here lucky Buddhas. Look at that bottle That is amazing. It's only 825 and also the Sing-Saus are only 775 back there They also have a great collection of other chinese beverages. Look at these big cans of juice down here This is a kiwi fruit drink with pulp And then this one is a great drink with pulp and these are like arizona tea cans very big and then they got green tea oolong tea bubble milk tea Very fancy. These things aren't really expensive. They're three bucks. Just like a normal drink would be here at Disney World They have so many amazing gifts over here. I love everything in this store. I want to buy it all Even little gifts for your pets. Look at this. I should get Gracie a little pumpkin This is adorable What? They have so many nice things here How much is this? Oh, it doesn't say But this looks so fun. They have so many different colors and different outfits to get the pumpkins just regular hoodies These are very fancy They also have glaze like chinese chips. So this is grilled squid flavor Five dollars and 25 cents per bag. They also have a grilled pork flavor Which one would you get would you get the squid or would you get the pork?  I believe I don't think you can Carry these around the park. I don't think that would be ethical They have knives and they're all very fancy and they're kept locked in key So you can't just go taking those But I think I need to go drink my lucky Buddha drink and then catch the reflections of china show because I think that might close Down before the park does, you know, sometimes they shut down attractions earlier than when the park closes Just so they can get everyone out and get things wrapped up and I think that's one of them So we're gonna drink our drink and then go watch the reflections of china show They also sell by joe a modern twist to traditional chinese spirit. Look at that They have them all back there. That's all by joe Yeah That looks really strong. What's the proof on it 70 proof Oh, it's all right there. Yeah red versions 80 proof I'm gonna try it maybe Oh All right, I'll do it. Which one's better? Oh, so far we just do the The red no more dragon fire. Oh, no more dragon fire. I'll take a red one So you want the one shot on one beer? Yep shot a beer Oh, look at the fanciness here I'm only getting this because I've never had it before Oh, do I get to keep the fancy plate? No We just give you And then there is the lucky Buddha. This is so fancy. Thank you Oh I normally don't just drink shots like this, but this is by joe and I've never had it before So it kind of piqued my interest and I decided just go for it when you're in china Try the chinese liquor her chinese spirits Wow it has like a 45 abv who I like how the music kind of just like matched my mood there That was perfectly timed. I hope I can't wait to see if that lined up perfectly That literally has my throat on fire. I need to like wash this down. Wow That was definitely worth the experience So now if I ever get confronted with the question in life How have I ever tried it? I can say yes, I have and it was uh a little rough on the throat and the esophagus But can we just mention how amazing it looks back here? This is a merchandise location Like I don't think you can get the theming better in a merchandise location There are so many amazing artwork and chinese heritage on these walls. I love it And here we are look at this place in here Wow This feels great to be in here doesn't it The show is 12 minutes long and they just let in a whole new uh group So we have to wait 12 minutes until the next showing. I don't mind just sitting here though because this is beautiful Oh someone else is waiting too And then we got these statues here these statues are out front and this is where you would walk in To see the inside of shanghai disney resort. This is the exhibit that we walked and explored earlier I think this is so cool in here. Look at all of this space and not too many people are coming for the show They've actually socially distanced all of these little like boots or seats so that they're six feet apart This is really nice. I love the carpet in here Can't wait to watch the show It even tells you please don't move the benches They have been positioned to keep a minimum of six feet between you and other parties What if these slide like very easily? Oh, they do like they like slide like almost like they have wheels on it probably because of the carpet So yeah, don't move these Oh now we're heading in and like I said, this is a 360 film so it's gonna be all around us Thinks of this magnificent country. One cannot help but envision the one-lead chan chan romantic One can still find treasures of Shanghai's stately European influence Even in the hectic pates of modern china There is always time for tai chi A tradition that is endured for centuries. We have had a long history Much of it has been recorded in this fashion. It may be said That the history of the chinese people is not written in ink but with water That was such a great show. I really love watching all of the different landscapes of china and shanghai And it was really cool I couldn't film a lot of it though because you can never film the screens It kind of I don't know if you guys see it in the picture, but it makes like these lines I try setting my exposure all the way down But you really can't do much about it But it's really awesome And I highly suggest if you have a free day to just check out all the 360 films go to the different countries and enjoy them I've been loving doing this world showcase series. I hope you guys have been loving it too And i'm gonna continue. We still have morocco in norway and uh also the uk once uh the uh What's it called once the pub actually opens up? Oh, man, I can't think of the name of the the uh restaurant there once that opens up Which is closed for refurbishment rose and crown The rose and crown once the rose and crown opens up.  I enjoyed making it. We'll see you next time. Bye


Thank you. Hi, good afternoon, everybody. Trying to calm down? I am. Hi, my name is Delene. I'm from Smato. And I'm here today to share with you a little bit more about tips of successful app monetization for developers. I sat through almost this entire session earlier on, and it's very, very technical for me, but I'm sure it's not for you. So I'm going to cover a couple of stuff. Feel free to ask any questions, or if you feel that I'm going a little bit too fast. We're going to talk about how after the design, after you have set the infrastructure, after you have developed the application, how are you going to go about distributing it, especially if it's for B2B or even for B2C, how are you going to distribute it, how are you going to promote it through all the various sources. But also at the end of the entire what we might call a product lifecycle, how are you going to set your pricing and revenue strategy around it. So I'm going to talk about mobile inventory. Everybody here understand the term mobile inventory? You know what it represents. You know what it is, right? Inventory that moves. It literally does. Mobile inventory has a revenue stream. Choosing optimal ad formats. We have a lot of ad formats out there in the world. China has its own set of standards. IAB have their own set of standards. How do we price the worth of your inventory and, well, ultimately how to get ready for integration? So very quickly, I have been helping, I think for around past 10 years, working very closely with ad developers or even brand clients with what we call mobile properties. So way before iPhone came about, mobile property to us come in a form of mobile web or mobile application. Then, of course, with the rise and uproar of smartphones, we have all kinds of applications around the world. We have games, of course. We have utilities. We have productivity. We have stock exchange.  So we have that. So what I've been doing in the past is really to work with these brand clients or even app developers to distribute their apps around the world. And then after that, for the past seven years, I've also been working very closely with almost the same set of them to place advertisements into the application or mobile websites to generate revenue. It may sound really easy, but there is actually a lot of strategy planning behind it. So promoting your app, I think right from the start of development, right from the start of building up the infrastructure and what kind of content to have around your app, more importantly is, I think, who are your target audience? With the application that they have built, somebody has to use it, right? So who are your target audience? Are they for kids? If kids, ultimately, you can't target them, right? You've got to target the parents. Or is it for working adults? Or what a lot of brand clients, when they have budget allocation discussions, they will ask for affluent users. Affluent users, how do we define them? They are people with high spending power. We also generalize their behavior on mobile, basically, where do they serve? So we assume, for example, Traffic Cam in Singapore, there's this application. How many of you have heard of Traffic Cam application? Oh, thank you. Oh, okay. Not so much. Okay, so Traffic Cam, basically, we have the satellites around Singapore and you can launch into this app and you can see how the traffic condition is on different parts of the expressways around Singapore. So who would you assume will be using this app? Any wild guesses? My cat? Yeah. To move from the east to the west. Drivers, right? Drivers. So because if you want to drive in from Singapore to Malaysia, first thing you wanna check, how is the traffic condition at the immigration area? So next question, where and how do you think your target audience go about knowing your apps other than the app stores? Are there minimal, are there mini forums? Are there different sources for information? Your target audience is going to know about new applications? Is it more word of mouth? So really, what is the context and the content of your application? Who are your audience? What are common sources for information? And while promoting, while deciding and planning to promote your app and market it out there and distribute it out there to certain geographies or certain, or globally, we must decide then, what are the objectives of doing so? Do you want to make known your application? Do you want to tell the whole world that the company is making this particular application or are you trying to drive downloads? So that is how we plan around promoting applications. Now what the key message for the next 20 minutes is mobile inventory, how you can monetize them. This is basically done through placement of advertisements. So basically you are allowing advertisements, whether it's a small one, the full page one, is it an in-app video that you allow to be sitting in your application? What do they do? They help you to generate revenue. So when is your app ready? Really, there has to be a certain amount of what we call daily active users, right? So when your app is launched, number one, we want to drive installs. You know, X million of people have installed your application. Next, what you and I need to monitor very closely will be your daily active users. Now, this set of people has installed the apps, how many of them are using it actively every day or your monthly active users? So at the end of that, how many impressions are you generating? So maybe before you put the advertisements on your application, you may not be able to measure impressions, but what we can roughly estimate is the unique page views. So say for example, you have one million unique users, active users on your application any given day. What is the average page view per user you are generating? So that is the estimated amount. And then after that, we'll be choosing the right formats.  So where you place the app is very important. You have to study how the user navigates around your app from entry right up to exit. What are they doing? What is the behavior you're expecting? Then you will decide where to put that advertisement. And we want to value a lot the user experience because I think it has taken a while from users to move from PC to mobile and we would love for them to stay there and that is the space that they should be in. But that is why also a strategy needs to be planned around user experience. Now after you have decided where exactly are the optimal positions for you to place the advertisement, then you have to choose the ads. Now there are a lot of ads out here, right? We have banners, we have the small ones, we have the medium rectangular ones and we have the full screen ones, right? So these are easy names. So the small ones, we call it 320 by 50, literally. It's a small one. So on your phone for example, usually you will see a very small banner right at the bottom or right on the top, a small one that's called a 320 by 50 and then you have the middle rectangle and you have the full screens, what we commonly call interstitials. And then of course we have rich media. Rich media basically is a full screen but they have video or they are movement. It is not a static image. So that's what's called rich media. And after that, with the uproar of a YouTube of course, then we have in-app videos. In IAB standards, they call it VAST, V-A-S-T and then you have native. So it also depends a lot on the content and the layout of your application. So say for example, you are developing something that is very text heavy, then native will enhance or ensure certain level of user experience because it sits right inside the context of your content. By the way, have you guys seen all this different ads, advertisements while serving on applications? How many of you are finding irritating? Thank you. Yes, so that is why we have been going around and trying to share experiences with the application developers because we as consumers, we find the advertisements irritating. Me too, okay? Maybe you shouldn't tell my CEO about it, but yes I do. But that is exactly why your placement of advertisement is so critical. You know, for example, if you're on a game, when do you show the advertisement? Not when they are playing a game, please, right? But that is why planning and all is so important. Excuse me. So at formats that work, what are the key types? So everyone is familiar with this, right? We have the 320 by 50 right on the top here. We have the medium rectangular. We have the full screen. We have vast, all right? And then vast, there are different ways of costing behind it. You have the cost per impression. You have the cost per view. And then after that native, which I mentioned it sits nicely into the content of a very tax-heavy application, okay? Or interstitial, which is a full screen. Think of your users. This is, this has to be the key thing in every step that we take, all right? We do not want to disrupt the usage. We do not want to disrupt their navigation. We do not even want to disrupt their intent of using the application, okay? Relevance.  At the end of the day, it's your application. It is your target audience. They are your users. We have to protect their interests. So say for example, if I am on e-commerce application, what kind of advertisements will not be relevant for e-commerce user, like you and I? Maybe a game? It's so strange, right? I mean, you're trying to purchase something online and then you see a game. What will be relevant, for example? Maybe an advertisement from Marina Bay Sands? Maybe, right? Or finance? Because at the end of the day, we also have to understand on the other side, where are the budgets going to and how do they target the audience? Understanding the geography definitely helps. So with your application, can you tell which country majority of the users are from? Are they from the States? Are they from Europe? Are they from Asia? If in Asia, we are very, very fragmented here, exactly where? So that is also very important because in different countries, for example, for the past few years, Indonesia, India has always been hot on toast.  You know, FMCGs, for example, Fast Consumer, Moving Goods, they want to enter into these markets and also games. You know, then after that, next, they talk about China. Then after that, when they ask for APEC of fluent users, they will always run after Singapore or Malaysia or Vietnam, this country. So understanding your geographies is really going to be critical. Know the worth of your ad formats. Of course, they say the bigger, the more expensive, which is true. But then again, I mentioned again and again, in the beginning is that we do not want to disrupt the user experience and navigation of the users. So we have to be able to understand and strategize exactly where do we want to place the ads? Hmm, this can be a little bit tricky. Pricing the worth of an inventory. Of course, to us as developers, my inventory worth a lot. My consumers worth a lot. But how about in the eyes of the advertisers? Where exactly are the budgets going?  So usually, for example, for content-wise, news, utilities, games, or user-generated content, what kind of content do you have around your application? How about your audience profile? What type of consumers is using your app? This is not by I wish, this is by exactly who is using your application, okay? And also the amount of user data, for example, the demographics. Are you able to capture? Are they male or female users?  So is this particular user based in India, based in Indonesia or Philippines or Vietnam? Where are they from? Secondly, price strategy. So with different geographical identification, the pricing is different. Very good example is advertisers, they are willing to pay a high price for who China uses, Singaporean uses, Malaysian, Vietnam, Indonesia, okay? Don't ask me why, but this has been a trend for the past many years, especially what they call the premium users, which are who are your affluent ones, okay? In China, in India, in Vietnam, these people generally they travel all over the place, so they deem them as affluent. So your pricing strategy is very important. How about your price range? So say, for example, in Singapore, if I'm talking about 320 by 50, the smallest advertisement you can find in any given application. In Singapore alone, the cost per thousand impressions, do we understand CPM here? Yes, cost per thousand impressions. So for the advertisement to refresh a thousand times, there is one thousand impressions, right? In Singapore, it easily costs any given advertiser a CPM of about 80 cents, USD. That is the price. That has been a trend. So say for example, in India, just on Friday, CPM for premium users, it will cost about 35 cents. That's the average for at least the past two weeks, okay? And it fluctuates up and down due to season, okay? Because the season is tied in with budget allocation. So where there is lesser supply, the price is higher. That drives up price. So this is how we go about planning the pricing strategy. Placement strategy, okay, I cannot emphasize this anymore, but it is really critical because the navigation flow is very important. So we want to ensure smooth navigation flow for your users and what ad formats to have in each possible placement. So say for example, before the user jumps from page A to page B, are you going to slot in an advertisement there? Is it, if you are, is it going to be a small ad? Is it going to be interstitial? Are you going to place a video? Are you going to force the user to watch a video before going on to the next step or downloading something? It's a strategy, okay? If you ask me, please don't do that. No, no, no. Okay, so it is a strategy right from the start. It's like developing any given application.  Even for revenue generation, it is also very important because an ad, you see the product life cycle, it drives up like that and then it will drop and then it will stabilize. So where is the point of your application in terms of product life cycle that is the best time for you to start placing ads and generate revenue? It is your strategy. So decide on ad formats, the placements and work out the price points. Now there are different methods of integration. We have the SDK. This is far most efficient, okay? We have the server to server API and we have the ad tag. Today I want to talk to you a little bit more about SDK integration. So in any given SDK, right? Of course SMARTO we also have our SDKs, right? Because our exchange basically, we work primarily with app developers to monetize their applications. So at the same time, we also have an exchange of advertisers currently about 400 over in the world and then we will get them to place their budgets into our exchange and then we will then filter all these advertisements into the applications that we have on our platform. So any given SDKs that you look out there, it should give you full support for iOS, Android, Windows and BlackBerry, okay? Don't ask why the rest are there, but there are still people who are trying to reach out to Windows phone users. In certain markets, it is still very, very popular. That goes without saying, okay? Cross-platform plugins. For us in SMARTO, we have Unity and Titanium for cross-platform development environments. Ad quality control, okay? This is very, very, very, very, very important, okay? The last thing you want to do is to have an advertisement that has an auto redirect. How many of us have encountered auto redirect ads? It's very, very irritating, right? Because you have the phone right there, okay? This looks like a phone. Then you have a phone right there and then when the advertisement is being served without doing anything, you're auto redirected to the app store. It's like, hello? That's not even where I want to go, all right? So no, no, no, okay? These ads are not supposed to be in the advertising space, okay? Or what we also have, for example, malware. You know, advertisements that causes malware that is a very, very big no-no. So ad quality is extremely important in any SDK that you are about to use to integrate into your app in order to pull advertisement from different sources to generate revenue. So what we have built is that we have built an auto block of auto expandables. So we have auto play, we have auto expandables, we have auto redirect, all the auto stuff, it should be blocked in the SDK. And also reporting as well. Now, a good SDK anywhere you can find, it should be able to pull you reporting. So you have proactive by blocking out all the auto, whatever, you know, kind of advertisements, but you are also reactive in terms of understanding what kind of advertisements has been served on your application. Okay, also adapters for popular ad sources. Okay, we have iAd, Mopap, and also AdMop. How many of you here is familiar with some of these names? Oh, okay. So iAd, Mopap, AdMop, and even Smato, we have been in the mobile marketing space globally. For about 10 years, now all these names have been around for about 10 years. AdMop, I'm sure some of you might know, they were bought over by Google about three to four years back. Yeah. Also better rich media handling. So we are currently at M-rate 2.0 now. So it handles it very well, which means that when we display the ad, it is not a cracky, it is very smooth. So delivering the ad is also very important. Also complete ad formats, the SDK that you're about to use should be able to support all kinds of ad format, so that when you decide two years down the road, okay, I think it's time for me to have vast videos, vast advertisements, and then you have to integrate another SDK. It's going to be really cumbersome, trust me. So complete suite of ad formats should be offered to you in any SDK. And of course, the SDK browser, this is on SmartOS SDK because it keeps the users within the app when clicking in the banners. I mean, this happened like in the past couple of months, right? Yeah. Identical integration for both smartphone and tablets because your app might be targeted to both set of users. So the SDK is able to read regardless of where your users come from, whether a phone or a tablet. So this is the integration. Usually, like I mentioned earlier on in my slide, is that there are a few ways how you can integrate with different exchanges and platforms in order to pull the advertisement, but SDK so far has been the most efficient. Yeah. And also the size of the SDK matters. Currently SDKs in any given, I add Mopap or AdMop, it ranges about 400 over in size, okay? And it also depends on the file size of your application because say for example, if you are developing a utility app, you do not want to integrate an SDK which has 700 over MB. That's going to be crazy. So either you use one that is below 100 or you go for one that is open source. So that will ensure the efficiency of your application itself. Any questions so far? No? Okay. I'm done. Thank you.


The U.S. Senate votes to approve Sweden and Finland's request to join the NATO Military Alliance. China says it carried out live-fire military exercises in six areas around Taiwan, raising tensions in the area to the highest level in 25 years. U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi meets with the Speaker of South Korea's National Assembly and other members of parliament, talks centered on security, economic, and climate issues. And in Senegal, the ruling party and the main opposition party both claim victory in elections, with results expected soon.


Art offers young people a vehicle for them to explore their feelings and thoughts about their place in the world and things that are going on in the world right now that are quite challenging. My name is Kath Hughes and I teach the drawing and painting section of Junior Art Intensive. The format of the program is a two-week intensive art course for young artists. In Junior Art Intensive we aim to reveal talents that students already have. What I love about teaching is guiding young artists, seeing the creative process from start to middle to the end and seeing that kind of satisfaction and happiness. I'm really confident that we're providing a great learning experience for the students. What I really enjoy is being able to offer the students a taste of art school and for those who are aspiring to future study, it can really be a very rich and deep experience for them. Students have adapted remarkably well to learning online. They have quickly got to grips with the technology, uploading their work. In many ways it's easier to share work between us. When I'm teaching students I'm hoping to develop their confidence and their competence so they can take their ideas further as they grow and develop as artists. The highlight from the teaching experience is that spark moment where a student has an idea, you help them develop it and then working as a team they're able to make their dream project. The greatest benefit of the program for the student is to get feedback from the instructors as well as to get feedback from other young artists. Being a junior art intensive is a really great opportunity to get a really deep dive into what it's like studying art, to grow as an artist, to develop your own interests, your own ideas within a framework of technical support and understanding.


What is up guys? Joe Holland here. I am back in the North Main Woods We are heading up for a four or five or maybe six maybe seven-day adventure We'll see but definitely four days and making her first appearance on this channel I have a very special guest for you. We have miss Danielle with us for this trip. Hello everyone She's straight out of England You have to carry that accent For the whole series now, I guess I won't be talking much then We have made the trek from Jefferson Main and we're headed to the woods and we're gonna probably be on the chamberl in Lake chain We're gonna be doing a little bit of fishing a little bit of catching cooks Just general exploring with the snowmobile with the snow shoes Danielle might climb a really cool hill that I've always Admired driving by and there's a chance she might be able to climb to the top of it Definitely I love it. So stay tuned guys. We're gonna try to get in there before dark and get set up Thanks for tuning in. Hope you enjoy the series Yeah, I think yeah, see the picture That's the whole reason. Yeah, that's the reason I bought the snowmobile because that's got an axel there All right guys, we're loaded. We're actually Loaded and unloaded from the trailer got a monster load going in. It's not the worst we've ever had So we're gonna head in the load is pretty good size Um, I'll show you we did it a little tandem We got the little guy on the back with the wood stove in it and some wood in there And the brandon box is pretty well freighted with the floor and the tent Danielle's ready for her first snowmobile ride in Yeah, so we're on the Indian Pond Road. We decided to go to Chamberlain Lake We're gonna head up near Lockdam and see if we can find a nice flat and high and dry spot to camp So we'll see you when we get in there guys Oh, that's the drill in case we need to put the in case you need to break your other leg Yeah, exactly in case we were on the ice, but I don't I don't think I did the idea to set up on the ice That one's pretty heavy. Yeah, I think we gotta get the wood out. Yeah, I'll come around to the back Yeah, I think the wood's what's getting us Here's your auger.  Are they strong? Yeah, you are Damn Yeah, don't Let me try Let me try to help you on that. I think we might be able to get one out though We could go up like that I'll come around to the back. All right. This is this is the front but not the front door. Okay. Okay. I got a label Oh, you got a label All right, if I can get these down Then I could walk on them. Let's see what happens when I Put one down. I don't think they're gonna think much and the tent goes on top of that. Yeah The only thing it might do is Like it might wiggle a little bit. Yeah, you want to do Or like or it's like that's pretty locked in. Okay. Yeah, sweet First is like shoveling It wouldn't take long or do you not want well, there's probably like three foot of shoveling and then What we get down to is going to be like rocky shore So not flat. Oh, okay. So this is the better option. I think this is the best option for keeping it flat Okay Ready? Oh, jeez. I sunk I didn't do anything. Yeah. No, I sunk when I went and lifted the extra weight We're at the floor laid down Yeah, we couldn't really set up on the lake because it's got a lot of slush on it. So I really did not want to wake up with slush. So we're kind of on the shore And we're trying to flatten this out. There's a good What would you say a couple feet of snow? Yeah Yeah underneath and we're kind of floating this floor on top of it We're going to get it tight as flat as we can and then we'll set up base camp We lost a gopro on the trail in and a lot of really cool footage Hoping we get it back. I think we passed like One group of three one group of four snowmobiles And we turned around to go get it and it was not there So I had it like I thought I had it tucked in my bibs like inside my jacket But apparently it was outside my bibs and I jumped off like Three times just to check the load behind us because we brought in a pretty big load But we are winter ice camping And fishing I got one of my favorite people in the world with me miss daniel There she is The plan this trip is We're gonna get some ice fishing in this will be daniel's first time ever ice fishing Right Well, I've ice fished for before but not camped okay first time winter ice camping ice fishing And she's hoping to catch Some native main brook trout So I brought her up to the famous chamberlain lake one of my favorite places for native main brook trout And we're gonna try to get her something to eat something big Yeah, and we're also what else we're gonna do this trip.  Yeah, it's like a calling to me and I've spent like a lot of time around it So daniel might hike and climb the mountain While I'm looking for some moose antlers. We might do that tomorrow. What are you thinking? Yeah, that would be nice. Yeah, we might do that tomorrow. So Really excited for this trip really excited overall for the whole thing We got in here tonight got set up And it is really cozy already got the wood stove cranking about to cook up some dinner and uh Turn her in for the night So thanks for tuning in guys make sure you follow this series. I think it's gonna be a lot of fun For you guys and for us


I found five no interview remote jobs that you can start today and the best thing about these is you can make up to $1200 per month and the first one on the list is going to be a study participant and that's going to be for userinterviews.com. Now imagine being interviewed about a study and then getting handed money right afterwards as gratitude for your time. Well that's exactly what you can do on user interviews so there's food studies for instance that take about an hour and you get paid $125, there's studies about content collaboration software that take five minutes and you'll get paid $10 and overall you get paid about $10 to $50 per research study that you complete and this is arguably the highest paying online research market platform available so to be successful as an interview participant some of the skills that you need to have are communication, the ability to provide constructive feedback to help companies improve their products, and having good quality control abilities. So to get started with this you just sign up to the user interview website, create your profile, then you apply for the ones that interest you and you follow the instructions given. Now when you first start typically you're not going to have as many that are available to you but once you've shown that you can actually give really good feedback more of them will become available. So some of the pros here are you get to gain really good quality control experience and there's a lot of really high paying full-time quality control jobs that you can go into down the line. You can also help companies improve their products and the pay is really good considering the amount of time that you spend. One con is there's going to be limited availability especially when you first start so this is not something you can make a full-time income from but if you use enough sites you can turn it into a full-time gig. So overall I'm going to give this one an 8 out of 10 opportunity score. Nice, nice, very nice. Do you have a taste for artistic design and you like searching the internet for hours a day? Do you like to get paid to provide feedback on the user experience of different websites? Well you might want to look into UX testing with userlytics.com because who's better at evaluating user experience than normal everyday users like you or me? And being a UX tester for userlytics is kind of like being a taste tester for different flavors of ice cream. Ice cream man, ice cream man! Except instead of indulging in frozen treats you're evaluating digital experiences and making them better. So this website allows you to work from home and earn extra money without the need for interviews or resumes. And once your test is uploaded you're going to earn anywhere between $5 and $90. And here's a typical review from someone saying they made about $120 from two different short tests. So some of the pros here are a flexible work schedule that allows you to work from home, the opportunity to earn money by sharing your opinions and insights, and the ability to use this as experience if you ever want to break into a user experience or user interface job. Some of the cons here are the work availability may vary of course. So you're not going to be able to make a full time income from this. And you do have to keep your account in good standing. And the way you do that is by providing quality feedback. So the opportunity score here is going to be eight out of 10. Are you ready to charm, persuade and annoy people over the phone with your irresistible voice? Well, welcome to Shift Smart, where you can finally fulfill your lifelong dream of becoming a professional survey caller. And you can leave a trail of bewildered strangers in your wake. So Shift Smart is a platform that connects businesses with survey callers. And these callers conduct phone interviews, gather information and provide valuable insights to those businesses. Show me the money. And you can almost think of yourself like an opinion detective cold calling people to extract their deepest thoughts on various topics. Now typically you are going to be doing political surveys, and they're going to start you off at about $10 per hour, but there's opportunities for bonuses and making more money down the line. And that's pretty good considering you don't have to interview or submit a resume. But Glassdoor has survey callers at this company making between 30 and $47,000 a year. So this is a good way to get your foot in the door and start making money. So to get started, you just visit their website, sign up as a survey caller, complete the necessary onboarding materials and start accepting survey assignments to make those phone calls and collect valuable data. So the pros here are there's no formal interviews required, you get an opportunity to start collecting data, which is something you could use on your resume in the future. And you have a flexible schedule allowing you to choose when you make your survey calls. Some of the cons here are you do have to cold call people so you're going to have to be very good at dealing with rejection. Not interested. It does require strong communication and persuasion skills and the compensation may vary based on the number and the length of the calls that you do. So overall, I'm going to give this one a nine out of 10 opportunity score. Are you tired of being the life of the party and wish to be the life of the chat room instead? Well, welcome to the chat shop where your unmatched typing speed and your ability to make virtual strangers fall in love with your personality will finally pay off. And so the chat shop is a company that provides a live chat services for businesses and this helps them engage with their customers in real time through chat support on their websites. It's actually been shown that live chat support has the highest level of user satisfaction out of all the different types of customer support and you can kind of think of yourself as a witty virtual concierge guiding customers through the maze of online shopping troubleshooting their woes and leaving them with a smile on their face. Great. Thank you so much. And the chat shop offers opportunities for an amazing work from home online job without having to worry about the whole interview process. So the chat shop pays people about every 15 days and you earn about $10 per hour and they also have really good reviews online and typically people are getting around six hours per day of work. So this is something you can make a full time income from. So some of the skills you need to have here are excellent written communication skills, the ability to think on your feet, empathy for customers and the ability to troubleshoot and solve people's problems. To get started with the chat shop, you just visit their website, explore their job openings and submit your application. If selected, you'll receive training and guidance to equip you with the necessary skills you'll need to do the job. So some of the pros here are it's a flexible remote job. You get opportunity to get entry level experience engaging with customers. They provide training and support to you and there's a variety of clients and industries that you can work in. So this can be a really good way to get some experience on your resume. The cons here are it does require excellent communication skills. You also have to be very good at multitasking because you're probably going to be handling multiple chats simultaneously and the work hours may vary depending on the client. 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Now the plus side to this one is it is one of the most highly rated survey sites on the internet. The downside to it is you're not going to be making anywhere near a full time income. However, you do get really well compensated for the amount of time that you spend with many people reporting making over $100 a month and they don't have to spend much time at all. So this is a great way to make a little bit of extra side money and typically you're going to get paid around $12 per hour. So some of the pros here are you have an opportunity to contribute to research. So that can be a really good thing to put on your resume if you want to go into some science related field. It's a flexible work from home job with no interviews and there's a wide variety of research studies available. Some of the cons are the availability of the studies is going to be relatively low and it's also going to depend on your demographics and background. And payments may take some time to process after you finish the study. So this is one where you're not going to be able to make anywhere near a full time income. But if you sign up to a bunch of different websites like this, you probably could make close to full time. And this is really good side money for the time that it takes you. So overall I'm going to give it a 7 out of 10 opportunity score. Now if you want to check out the 21 highest paying remote jobs, I actually made an entire video where I go into a lot of detail and you can check that out by clicking right here.


That boy Lamar Jackson done done it again YouTube team keeping clean What's going on? It's engraving here with another video and I Appreciate you all for making this so enjoyable. Thank you all for making this so fun Thank you all because you all have made the off-season fly by because it's pretty much done now training camp starts This week not negative this week on July 18th and then the following week on the 25th everybody will be in the building so we done pretty much made it y'all So thank you all for helping get us through it now One way that we've been getting through this slow season even though it just it didn't never get too slow It's going over these lists and these lists When they're lists they can be very interesting because people can get very creative when they come up with lists when they come up with Different statistics and whatnot and Lamar Jackson He is no stranger to so many different types of lists and in this video We got one two three lists to go over now the first one The first one I just saw today from a Warren shop and he got real creative with this one and this one is like It is it's not a fair list in my opinion because Anyway, the list was total touchdowns prior to turning 24 years old so Patrick Mahomes had 59 touchdowns prior to turning 24 years old Calamari has 61 touchdowns prior to turning 24 years old Cam Newton 62 Matthew Stafford and Frank Tartin 1063 Dan Marino 70 Justin Herbert and James Winston has 77 Lamar Jackson had 87 He was number one on the list now with lists like that. It's like I like They can be kind of skewed depending on when the person started playing football and whatnot and like even when they came into the league Well, it's like that I'm like I can't really put too much into those they're cool or whatever, but it's like But anyway, this list Is one that was a little more fun. It's at every NFL quarterback with multiple perfect Not multiple great not multiple multiple perfect Games, let's go down this list three perfect games for Peyton Manning three perfect games for Tom Brady Three perfect games for Kurt Warner three perfect games for Otto Graham three perfect games for Ben Roslisberger and two perfect games for Lamar Jackson and then two perfect games for more and I'm not sure who more than is he played for the Cowboys But I guess I'll have to look him up because I didn't though. Maybe I need to but anyway When I looked at that list, I'm like man That's not a long list and Lamar Jackson is literally one perfect game away From being tied. I mean it is would be it's currently a five-way tie at the top But he's one perfect game away from being making it a six-way tie with all these people who I Mean that he would have the record of current NFL players with perfect games Now with that being said I was looking at the list again, and I was like Lamar Jackson's in some really really good company with this list because Peyton Manning multiple Super Bowls Tom Brady multiple Super Bowls Kurt Warner Super Bowl Otto Graham who I had to look up the history for this dude has the highest win percentage of a starting quarterback We're at 81% But it said he won some NFL championships back in the day For the Cleveland Browns as a player. So I wasn't too familiar with him and his game But yeah, he was like that Ben Rosensburger multiple Super Bowls So you get what I'm saying here. So Lamar Jackson's like hey Lamar All these guys that had perfect games as NFL multiple perfect games as NFL quarterbacks They won Super Bowl so with Lamar a Go ahead and get it go ahead and add that to your resume might as well. All right. It only makes sense Now that list was fun, but this list was even more fun Because with this list and Lamar Jackson his career is obviously not over. It's far from over. He got a long way to go But with Lamar Jackson He him being placed on this list right here. I was like whoo, but at the same time, I'm like, oh, well, I mean Okay, I get it This list now. This is also from the 33rd team. My apologies. These lists are all from the 33rd team I forgot to mention that that's my fault. It says the 12 most Explosive players in NFL. Whoa, wait a minute. I didn't read it, right? It says the 12 and again now this list is more subjective So depending on how you feel like this is but this list was made by the 33rd team So it's it's not like cut and dry. It's not black and white or whatnot. It's like It's it's by them. But anyway says the 12 most explosive players in NFL history history so And it's not in any particular order, but it says Dionne Sanders now We know what he could do as a cornerback as a return man The guy was y'all know prime time that they call that for a reason Barry Sanders this dude could have 11 defenders around him at once. He you know, he could even have 12 defenders 13 defenders surrounding him at once He'd make them all miss every single one Bo Jackson, I didn't get a chance to watch him Randy most Randy most like the term awesome came from him. You thought up He just catch you somebody on one hand two hands catch it on two people three people four people. It don't matter Randy most was like. Yeah, he was like that man Gale Sayers, I didn't have an opportunity to watch him either Devin Hester. Oh From the you from Miami, but Devin Hester he um, he was amazing man as a return man amazing Amazing, I know you all don't see well if you haven't seen them go watch highlights or something Devin Hester is like that Devin Hester was one of those people for a bus more Raven if you remember but Devin Hester was one of them people that um They always gave you a chance It was like when the Ravens when they signed Jacobi Jones It was like if he got the ball and he started running you always felt like you had a chance Remember how he felt with Jacobi Jones But imagine feeling like that like ten times more because that's what Devin Hester was he made you feel Like that even more so he was nice and he was like one of them players that never really Fully got a position because I remember for University of Miami. He used to play Cornerback then they brought him to the NFL the Bears drafted him and then it was like are you a cornerback? Are you a receiver? What is it gonna be? But he ended up just being an explosive player Next one is Chris Johnson CJ 2k from the Tennessee Titans that dude could take off man That dude had some crazy nasty speed, man Nexus Daryl Green from the Washington Commanders now I did get to watch him He was number 28 and he had world class speed now Not everybody got that some people got some speed now, but not everybody has world class speed He was a cornerback and he was extremely fast Michael Vic. Well, I mean we know about that You know about Vic like yeah Vic was like that and Vic had everybody like There's some players and we talked about this a while back there's some players that come along and Everybody whether you're playing street football organized football you want to resemble your game after those guys and there's some players where Everybody wants to do what those guys do on the field in that particular generation Me when I was growing up and us and in the generation that I was in Michael Vic was doing this thing Everybody oh man try to make a play like Vic try to do what Michael Vic is doing Nowadays Lamar Jackson as far as football In basketball and shows guys like Steph Curry and whatnot got everybody shooting threes from all over the court But anyway, so Michael Vic another one who I'm so glad is on this list And I wasn't sure if he was gonna be on here, especially when I saw Devin Hester Dante Hall Dante Hall was Amazing they called him the human joy stick Dante Hall throw up the X. I think I'm Think he got a punt return or is a kick return or a punt return on a Ravens for a touchdown on them on that money night football game It was a chief verse Ravens. It was in Baltimore. I believe it was a long time ago And I think it was a close game and Dante Hall ended up breaking one. I believe I believe but anyway He was nice. He was another person.   I mean, yeah. Yeah. I get it. I get it 1000% spot on Tyreek Hill. Yes. We saw everything that he did for the Chiefs Yes, everything he did for the Dolphins and just last year alone. Yes. Yes, definitely one of the most explosive players Not only now, but in NFL history, but then The last guy on this list and again, it was not in any particular order Lamar Jackson Lamar Jackson Listen as one of the 12 most explosive players in NFL history I get why I get especially like when you think about well for the guys that I watched on this list and Seeing everything that they've done and then you think about what Lamar Jackson has done. It's like ooh and Most of these guys their careers are over the only people still playing the Tyreek Hill and Lamar Jackson and Both of them. Yeah any given second they could do some crazy and do some game-changing So yeah, man, this list like with these lists I can get with the list like this I I can get with it because again, it's it's subjective So it is to each his own but at the same time the people who they listed is like, oh, okay. All right. I like, okay and With the the every NFL quarterback with multiple perfect games now that is not subjective at all That's like a those what the numbers are. That's what it is and that's a wrap That's a wrap. That's it. It ain't no more. No less. No subject. No, that's what it is So Lamar Jackson these are some fun lists that Lamar Jackson is a part of and I just wanted to make sure I Shared them with you all team keeping clean. So I love y'all. I appreciate y'all Please whatever you doing. However your day your afternoon your night is going Make it even better. Have a great day. Tell somebody you love them I love y'all appreciate y'all make sure you leave a like on the video and subscribe to the channel team. Keep it clean


Yeah You said legendary super legendary Super Saiyan who bro Crillio Krillin counters Broly I'm officially putting it in the in the Krillin book of legend. How's it going everybody? Dato do I hear back with another round of Dragon Ball Fighters ranked matches today? We're going back to the main team of Krillin Goku and Yamcha. It's just been too long and it looks like we're going up against the team full of uh, you know characters that you hate to fight Vigito Broly and Vigita on the end there. He's not too bad, but Vigita on the other hand. That's that's another story. Oh get down. Oh pick them up Yamcha. That's what we like to see If you're new to this team usually when you get in the corner, you just want to throw these up You want to keep pink? Oh, no, okay. Here comes the legs. Hold on We don't have we don't have training for this situation as you can see as I panic guard canceled I Wanted to keep that corner position and as a result. I now have it, but I'm dead. We're dead. I Didn't think you'd do that All right, nice. That's actually really good because it's gonna give us a chance to go back out in the Krillin. Oh That yo Krillin you're kind of crazy. You just stuffed. Is he gonna air level three? No All right, but that works too Krillin just stuffed 11 legendary Super Saiyan with his two and a half inch leg Okay, oh This this went from really good to really bad now We're just doing really good again jump over that no problems Again. Oh my he almost did it again back to back 2m's this Krillin's crazy Okay, let's talk about how that crossed me up for just a second. That was wild. I Think I'm dead here. No, no, no, no, no, no, no get that off. Destructo disc. Let's go. All right This is the only thing I could think to do right now. It's not the best, but I needed Krillin out of there who Okay, look at us handling Broly like a champ. Is he gonna down tech again? Ah Nice guard cancel. Okay, locking double overhead. We see those all the time out in the field Really nothing to get too worked up about wait for an opening overhead overhead overhead overhead stop stop my good sir stop Who set the computer to guard all My god, yo, that should have crossed me up. Let's be real back that's back that's back that we run Oh, nice ran up right behind the Broly assist to catch me Man, this is a fun game When you actually have to like play defense and play a little bit of neutral Fighting games just get opened up like so much in terms of fun.  I'm dumb. All right. We just raw tag. Okay Not the best situation to be in oh he drops it though Let's go. Oh classic overhead in the yamcha. You can't ask for something more classic, dude If they did they did arrest you Krillin Krillin against big characters like Broly is actually kind of devastating dude It just opens up so much for him. It makes him so tricky to get a hold of again overhead Did we kill here? All right, this is going to be the end. You can see we knock him below that sparking meter That's a good indication of things to come in terms of damage Boom All right, we take game one Pretty back-and-forth game though I know the end score doesn't really show that but there was a lot of there was a lot of momentum shifters there in between Like when he had me in the corner if he had hit me there We might have been looking at a different game All right back up in Fujito his space. Oh, no, this is why you give him a lot of space This is why you give him a whole screen of space, dude Oh god, this is gonna be scary in the corner. We go down tech Overhead couple of lights Don't do it. Okay, good. He didn't do it. There was no real reason for me to vanish there I just kind of got uncomfortable in the corner Let's go you ain't never seen a Krillin like me.  Oh, he's we really see I thought I thought since I was spamming Key Blast He'd be like he's trying to bait me Which I wasn't so oh you said legendary super legendary super say it who bro Crillio Krillin counters Broly. I'm officially putting it in the in the Krillin book of legend Krillin counters the absolute living hell out of Mmm, get that bat. Yo, who said Broly could leave who said you can leave? Krillin is disgusting Krillin is the sickest character in this game Krillin is the sickest character in this game. Oh My god. Oh, no Oh, we got caught I was trying to solar flare out of there. Can you kill us here? He probably could have maybe oh bad vanish for numerous reasons But he did down heavy it so that made it even worse Kills me with the dragon rush nice. We still have sparking though and hit we have a decent health lead We did lose our star of the team though my favorite character So this will be a little harder from this point on Don't down heavy me. Oh Okay, yo this guy got suave confidence. I see Yeah, yeah, if you get caught like that in the air with Vegeta assist just don't superdash It's too obvious at that point I'm talking to me by the way, please. Please work. I Should have just reflected That's the second time in a row our second video in a row where I've I've tried to just vanish like a real anime character Just get out of there It never works If you could believe that at Costa that was a pretty expensive Way to kill Broly But all things considered. I'll take it I guess. Oh Let's go. That's good. This is actually good damage because our sparking is about to run out here any second I can't believe it's not out yet. Actually really No, dude. Oh, this is gonna be hard. That just made this really hard and I'm not helping my odds down tech down tech Okay, don't down tech here. There's no need to Okay, we level three I think I think nine times that a ten you level three here an extra bar just to be defensive with it Or just any wall random super he has to wake up sparking here So we're gonna read his mind He knew that if I hit him he could just sparking anyway So he was gonna block that was all the thought process I'm actually proud of myself for thinking about that. He was like if I just block something I can spark and blocks on anyway But I ain't gonna let you block anything, bro. I let you block blocking is not an option in this dojo All right, that time. He actually did read us. It just didn't work out for him Too slow in the reaction. You got to react faster. Krillin's gonna punish that every day Can I see Vegito again? Oh? Krillin Oh, but this is the best This is the best I've ever done with Krillin bro Krillin some bees Like that. Oh, he saw it coming. Oh He saw it all coming. He's he's he's learning. He's he's beginning to learn I'm gonna have to mix up my options here. Oh god.  Oh Yamcha whoo quick with it. Oh Slow with it.  Oh god. I'm I'm just I was so invested in this game We should have ex right away, but that's fine.  Don't punish me. Oh god. Oh god The punishments are here and they are devastating. Oh, I didn't block that. Oh, but I did block that He somehow dropped it.  Goku's dead. I think we have to accept that level one level three Okay, that does connect. I was gonna say does that work Maybe it doesn't No, it does hot darn It's weird. I think he just took the lead. He just swiftly took the lead do we play like trash? Vanish next can he kill off of this? Maybe if he uses sparking He doesn't that is cheap that ate the whole beam and then he could just follow it off the key flat I like that. That was actually kind of swift Okay, we can make the oh wait wait wait a minute Why do I try to cross up in these? Why do I try to cross up these days?  Please have mercy If you could also let me out of the corner that would be We may not even live How did what he hit me before I hit him? Okay crazy. We lost that round Damn, I was feeling that round, too. Oh, so what is it two one? I think it's two one All right, we played like garbage there towards the end after we lost Krillin. Oh Oh, no after we lost Goku actually once Goku hit the field. We just started losing Darn, he's locking me down now He knows I need that momentum. Oh, come on. The solar flare is so cool. I should have followed that up No, we miss our lights and fall right into the legs of vegeto. Oh god You hate to to experience that Okay, let's switch out. Let's let's heal up Hmm, that was beautiful. We accidentally whiff a five heavy that was believe me I did not mean to do that, but it actually ended up working out pretty well.  He's just jabbed me out of superdash. This man is reckless He's feeling himself right now. You can tell through his buttons. He has nothing but confidence Um, am I gonna regret this? I don't think this is gonna kill. I should have thrown two destructive disc I should have thrown two Oh nice Okay Okay Okay Um, wow, this is still not close to killing Okay All right, very good luck for us there overall. Uh, now we just got to take out vegeta Which is not going to be as easy as it sounds Kill me.  Please. You don't have to do this, dude. Please drop goku. Please Okay, goku.  Oh, I jumped. Okay.  Yep spirit sword Okay, this is not looking good. It's not impossible just yet, but because we didn't get vegeto dead Okay, we got him we got him very quickly, but unfortunately vegeto's damage has already been done We have a full health sparking here Really no dp interesting Okay We got to take what we can get honestly Does he spark this early? I don't think so, right?  I can't believe that hit. Yo, we just chopped him out Yo, he has to be furious Yo, I would be angry dp No dp I would be so pissed if I was this guy. That was the Jankiest five seconds of dragon ball. I've ever seen I would be pissed. Oh But that's three one we take it. Oh, I feel so bad Oh my god, hopefully you guys enjoyed this frank session krillin Krillin and the team krillin and the team really came out and did the damn thing this time around If you guys enjoyed this make sure to hit the like button and subscribe to the channel So you never miss out on an upload it also lets me know to keep doing stuff like this If you want some more videos, there should be some up on your screen right now of me doing some similar stuff with Either dragon ball fighters or other fighting games Uh, man Also, make sure to follow me on twitter over at at dato doya And I will see you guys in the next one. Thanks again for watching this video Man, this was a scattered outro, but that was such a good set


recording live from the majestic offices at the Contrarian Trader Studios in Huntington, New York, where we trade the charts and not the hype. Welcome to our audio version of our MarketRap podcast. If you want the full video experience, please become a member. Why aren't you a member yet? 14-day free trial offer. Head over there, thecontrariantrader.com. Join up today. 14-day free trial offer. How can you beat that? Let's get started with MarketRap. Okay, folks. Welcome to MarketRap for November the 18th, 2020. Let's begin with the bond market, the TLG. We spoke about this last night. We're close to a breakout. We did ultimately breakout today. Volume rose, but still below average. The VIX, the volatility index, daily chart. We closed out the day at 23 spot 8-4 on the session, candlestick price action, huge bullish key reversal bar. The only negative is that we closed at a resistance level. Now we'll say this, we did add two short positions today. A bit more aggressively, we added short positions to the triple cues using the SQQQQ and we also opened up a short position on the small caps. I'm going to talk about why in a moment. And we used the TZA. These are leveraged ETFs, not for the faint of heart. Now the VIX, while it had a good day today, when you take a look at RSI, looks good. Higher lows, hooking back up. I don't like this. I don't like the lower high on ultimate oscillator. Maybe that's consolidating, could quite possibly be. Looking at the stokes, we're oversold. I think we're going to pop here, folks. And that will not bode well for the S&P 500. The chips moved higher today. No breakout yet on RSI. Stokes, as we mentioned for two days in a row, were for the most part outperforming price action. They have broken out. Price action still has yet to follow through. Volume rose, but still below average on the chips. For those not familiar, Treasury inflation protected securities. The dollar, daily chart, bullish key reversal on the day. We came very close to support at the 2486 mark. Volume was pretty much non-existent. Stokes probable W4Mation take note of the RSI. Let's update this. RSI, higher lows, watch for a possible breakout. Now what did not respond well at all today through the strength in the U.S. dollar was gold and the gold miners. I warned about a potential sell-off in the gold miners yesterday. So it pays. Let's watch these charts very close. Let's respect seasonality, the Dow transports, daily chart closed out the day at $12,384, bearish key reversal bar. In all probability, we're going to go lower. Is this a top? I don't know. I'm not that smart. Volume rose and certainly above yesterday's up volume bar. Stokes are probably going to come in. The question is, do we flatten out on this pullback and then proceed back up? Quite probably we will. I think that we probably will and it all goes back to seasonality. Nothing to do with fundamentals. The Dow Jones daily chart outside reversal day. We had a down day yesterday. We did manage to put in a new high today. It couldn't hold its mud. It undercut yesterday's lows in all probability. We're probably going to head down to $29,000 unless of course they gap it up tomorrow. But if we put in a new daily low, my guess is we're coming down to $29,000 on the Dow. Volume rose relative to yesterday's down volume bar, but still below average. The S&P 500, a down day. No follow through from Monday's rally. We close right at the lows of the day. Closing price action on the spiders, $356.25 down one and nearly a quarter percent. Volume unlike the Dow Jones dropped off versus yesterday's down volume, which is bullish or I should say not as bearish. Now the cues, here's a bear story. Anybody who knows me for any length of time knows I can't stand breakout point failures aka bull traps. What happened earlier in the week? We broke out again just like we did back here on November the 5th. Yesterday we retested just like we did back here on November the 6th. Today we broke down, closed down below support just like we did back here on November the 9th. That my friends is horrible price action, horrible price action. And that is why we added to our short of the triple cues. Volume was light but rose versus yesterday's, possible lower high on Stokes, the IWM, daily chart, bearish, controversial bar, new daily high, but we closed at the lows of the day, negative. We did open up a short position. Volume was below average. So we'll probably get a pullback here. I don't think that we're crashing. This is not going to be a mega bet on the markets falling apart. The banks, bearish, controversial bar. I'm probably going to book some profits here because you had a breakout in bonds and that means that yields are pushing lower. If the markets come under pressure with yields pushing lower, that will not bode well for the banks. So we have profits here. We're probably going to make them real as soon as tomorrow. Technology, no breakout, very weak today. The XLK closed at 120 spot 39, down about a percentage point, lower highs on the Stokes and lower highs on price. Volume light, consumer discretionary, daily chart, a bearish, controversial bar today. We managed to put in a new daily high, but we were rejected. So we have the potential here of a lower high. Volume was light though and we dropped off below yesterday's down volume. So no real institutional distribution here. Energy. Okay. So energy was one of a couple of trades that we placed today. One was a short that I talked about last night on CPS. That was a short trade. The other trade was with ExxonMobil. We booked to have profits. We had a sizable position in that trade. We had a big, big profit. I wanted to make some of that real. We made it through the ex-dividend date. So there do me a profit. I mean, I should say, I already have a profit, a dividend, 10 spot, 2% baby, 88 cents a share or 87 cents a share. So today on energy, a breakout point failure makes me very sad to say breakout point failure. We broke out yesterday, today, we broke down. Is it all over for energy? Folks, if they keep shutting down all the major economies in the West, you bet ya, volume was quite high. So you know, we became extended on energy. Some profit taking was certainly not unwarranted. I wanted to book some profits. I had a very heavy position. We closed out the day at 35 spot 42, down 2.91% on the day. We got out earlier than that. We stopped out half of our position and the shares just kept falling of ExxonMobil. We'll go to that chart in a moment. Oil. Strong day yesterday. Another update today. However, we faded a bit. We closed up just shy of a half percentage point. We need a breakout here. Volume meh about average. A little bit shy, I should say. Stokes still rising, RSI still rising. I think odds still favor bulls technically. In terms of the lockdowns, I think that oil could have some problems if they continue with these lockdowns. LABU. Franklin, I know you're out there. I saw you today. LABU, bearish reversal bar. Beware. We're probably going to pull back here. If I said a bullish reversal bar a moment ago, I meant a bearish reversal bar and wait for a bullish reversal bar before you add more. We're probably going to head lower here. LABU was down a little, just shy of 5.75%. How is our volume? Closing price, 70 spots, 6.9. Volume light, but these leverage ETFs, they don't need a lot of volume to move. All you need is a buyer's strike and some sellers and automatically they sell off hard. So let's be careful here. Respect them. They're trading vehicles, not investments. Gold. Okay, dollar bullish reversal today. What happened to gold? It fell apart. Can't hold its mud. Seasonally poor period of time. This is the GLD. GLD closed at 175 spot 4.9. Down over a half percentage point. Stokes are rolling over. They're probably going lower. RSI rolling over, probably going lower. Volume did drop off. Versus the past couple of days of selling. I still think we have more downside here. Avoid the GDXJ. I warned about this one last night. We had broken down below support. We even updated our support level. Where do we close today? Just shy of that new support level. Stokes broke support rolling over. We have lower highs, lower lows. Get ready for the 40 handle on GDXJ. The market's going to send us a signal of as to when it's time to back up the truck on the GDXJ. Now is not the time. The technicals are not in our favor. Seasonality is not in our favor. They're locking down the country again. The inflationary story is not in our favor. Therefore, avoid uranium. Doji star formation on the day. We were up. We closed down. Not loving that. So I want to update, and if I didn't say we're talking about our positions now, I want to update our trading channel. If we break down below 1125, that's going to spell trouble for uranium. However, I think the chart still looks good with higher lows on stokes. Down volume was nil. So we'll remain low. Facebook. Okay, so today was make a breakday. And what did it do? It broke. We opened up a small test position on Facebook the day before yesterday. It's not working out. We're going to be stopping out. Perhaps even tonight, if we get a pop back up in the after hour session tomorrow on a new daily low, probably just going to stop out. Ultimate oscillator still looks good here with higher lows. Now note, we did not go adding to this trade on a pullback. That's the discipline. Open up a small position. If we stop out, so what? So what? It's a small test position. The only time you should be beating yourself up over a loss is if you're averaging down with no logic for doing so. So Facebook, we may have to take a small loss on rocket mortgage. I don't know what the story is with this company, man. We broke support today. New daily low. I'm going to watch the 20 period moving average, which is at current about 260 per share. Looking for a reversal bar off of that level. We've seen in the past, as you can see here, that we've respected the rising 20 period moving average in the past. Let's see if that holds at Sun Mobile. As I mentioned earlier, we saw weakness late morning, early afternoon, and we booked half profits. We had a very heavy position here. We bought, I mean, pretty much near the lows, and we've enjoyed a very nice ride higher here. It was time to ring the bell, make some profits real. Let's allow for a pullback. We can always reenter. I'm liking $36 per share, maybe $35 per share as support to reenter. Members more to come. Our emerging markets trades, dollars are going to rally. So we saw a pullback on BRZU. We made book profits here. As soon as tomorrow, if the dollar gains steam, the EDC, the emerging market ETF, down just shy of a percentage point, breakout point failure, folks. We had broken out the day before yesterday on Monday. Yesterday we closed, let's say, at support. Today we broke down. We're probably going to make some profits real tomorrow. I'm raising cash, folks, and leaning into the short side, does that mean we're not going to get a Santa Claus rally? Odd's favorite bulls this time of year. So we'll keep an open mind. We'll stay nimble. I will talk to you tomorrow morning, folks. Everyone have a great evening. Be well.