So, as of now I am simply defining this notions of independence, conditional probabilities and all. So, as we move on you will see that to certain results as we start analyzing the system, certain analysis become simpler if the independence conditions hold. So, as we move along we want to bit maybe model somewhat complex cases where it will involve many, many events, but defining the probability for every joint, so you have this script F, right, it will consist of so many events, okay. Now instead now to define probability function we need to apply given number to each of the elements in this whatever like I do not know how many events it contains, let us say it contains n events, but suppose somehow this events turns out to be independent I only need to define probabilities for each of the elements in my sample space for the others I will can just get multiply for each, if I take a set in this and let us say each of the elements in that are such, okay if I take a set or multiple sets and if they happen to be independent now if I have probability for each of the sets and they happen to be independent all I need to do is just multiply them otherwise I need to define probability for each one of them. So, if there is an independent my definition of probability becomes simpler all I need to define probabilities for the individual events from that I can derive for all the joint events, okay in that way independence brings lot of simplicity when I have to analyze a big chunk of events. For example if you want to find the probability that that happened this happened that is going to happen all these things and if you know that they are independent all you need to know is the probability of each of these terms, okay fine. So now moving on we are going to study this concept of total probability, so the basically the law of total probability tells us that if I want to find probability of an event we need to just look at its disjoint sets, okay and how we are going to find that disjoint set by looking at some partition of my space and look at how much of these events falls in each of these partitions. So let me make it more clear now all of you understand what is a partition, okay so as we are going to say e1, e2, pk set to partition omega if so basically let us say if you have an let us say this is your sample space omega one possible partition could be like this simply e1, e2, e3, e4 so e1, e2, e3, e4 they are disjoint and they are such that their union covers my entire my sample space. Now suppose let us say in this you have an event A this is an event which is a subset of my sample space, now if I want to find probability of this event, so do you think that if I know something about the probability of this e1, e2, e3 should help me because some portion of this event A falls in e4, some portion in e3, some in e2 and some in e1, so if I know somehow calculate each of these portions I should be able to compute the probability of the event A itself. So that is what exactly the law of total probability says, so if I have A can I write A as A e1 plus A e2 plus A eA, is this correct? So for example here A e1 means this portion and A e2 means this portion and this is true because my e1, e2 all the way up to eK are disjoint, if they are not disjoint this is not necessarily correct.  Now can I apply if what is then probability of A is going to be? So probability of A is going to be probability of A e1 plus probability of A e2 all the way up to probability of A eK, why is that? And what probability of probability I applied here? The third property right, so I have finitely many mutually exclusive events here, so their union should, the probability of their union is nothing but some of their probabilities. Now I want to further use my definition of conditional probability here, so can you tell me in terms of the conditional probability how I can write this as, let us say probability of EI is not equals to 0, okay, so write it as a conditional on the event EI, how you are going to write this? Okay, so let me write this for you too guys, now think of A as my A, B as e1, so then I can write my this A as probability of A given e1 into e1 all the way up to probability of A given eK into right. Now do anybody see any usefulness of this formula here? Fine, I have just manipulated my definition of conditional probability and express in this form, do you think the way right expressing it in this form should be of any use anywhere? Can anybody imagine why at all it is useful? It is not given but suppose assume that you know these probabilities of E1, E2, E3, E4, you have some information about them, so you know that let us suppose you have omega, you know that omega is, it can be partition like that, you have further information on that, prior information and you know what is the probability of each of this partition, in that way do you think you can leverage that information to compute these probabilities, so suppose let us say I tell you this even E2, EK partition and I know this probability, further I know conditional probability of A on these partitions. These are partitions which I have defined at my convenience and whenever this condition of this partition that the portion of A falling in each of this partition that is the probability of A given EI, I know I am maybe let us say I can compute. Then using this formula you are just, you can compute what is the probability of A, so what is this problem? What is this formula basically telling you? Portion of A falling in E1, portion of A falling in E2, portion of A falling in EK right, but before I take this, that portion of A falling in E1, then I have to also take the probability of even happening itself right, so that is why if I know what is the probability of each of this partitions happening and what is the likelihood that my event A happening condition that, then if I going to take the sum of all these things that is going to give me the probability of A. So let us say, let us take a simple example, before I write an example, let me give something called Bayes formula. So here I have told you to compute P of A, you need to know that condition on E1 what is the probability of A happening, but suppose that this is what I have, this probability is even E2, I have defined a priori and I also said you that I have somehow computed the probability of A given E, E1 E2 all these things, these are like prior probabilities that I have computed from this, I got probability of A. Suppose, now I will say you, I will ask the reverse question, event A has happened, what is the probability that it might have been due to E1, so that is I want to ask E1 given A, I am now asking basically posterior probability, so these are my prior probabilities I have based on my partition, now I think okay fine event A has happened that I have now what is that it has, this is due to E1, now can you express this in terms of this, so let me call this as posterior priori probabilities and this has prior probabilities, can you express my posterior into the in terms of the priors, so this one I know already by definition of my conditional probability, this is probability of E1 A divided by P of A, but this one I can further again apply the definition of conditional probability to express it as P of A E1 into P of E1 and then P of A, I have just applied the definition of my conditional probability and now this P of A, I am going to use my this law of total probability which I have already derived express in terms of my conditional probability, so I am going to just write it as P of P of E1, P of E1 divided by summation of P of A and this is what we call it as base formula and this is indeed one of the important formulas we have to come across in analysis. Let us try to see how, what is the usefulness of this formula, so what is base formula is basically correct is that posterior probability based on my prior probabilities, prior probabilities this is something which I compute a priori and how that is going to help me in computing my posterior probability, so let us see an example. Let us say you are working with a system and that system has some critical component, let us say it is your satellite that you want to launch and that satellite has some critical components thing and you have built in enough redundancy in your system that if this critical component works fine everything should go normal, if this critical component fails it is still possibility that your mission goes through, even this go through. Now the prior information you have tried to compute is failure or success of this critical component, there are only two possibilities failure or success of this critical component and given this system fails what is the probability that your mission still complete successfully or not. Let us say you have that, you have computed this through your various lab experiments that you do extensively in your offline test modes. So let us say you have that information, so when I say F this is the failure rate of my critical component I have, so this is some very high pressure unit or whatever let us say I test it in the lab environment I say I see that when I put it into actual test mode with probability P it fails and I have that information. And now let us say I also have this, suppose critical component fails what is the probability that my mission still succeeds. So let us call this or instead of that let us say that critical component fails my system still works, so that is what W I mean working condition.  And now let us say you have probability that it works when your critical component fails. Let us say that is some Y and then probability that yours does not fail is 1 minus Y. So this is all you can compute like before you actually launch your mission you can do various experiments and try to compute and get these numbers. Now based on this information, so these are all your prior probabilities that you could compute. Now based on that let us say you want to compute the probability that you observed that your mission worked well, you are successful but what was the probability that it was successful in spite of the fact that the critical component failed. So this is the posterior probability maybe you want to compute like fine you observed that your mission actually went through now that is the condition. What is that it went through in spite of that your critical component failed. Now can you compute this probability based on your prior probabilities what formula you are going to use. So what is the base theorem you are going to apply. So this I can write it as P of W by F into probability of F divided by P of W given F. So everything is expressed in terms of the things which you already computed beforehand. Do you know what is this probability of W given F? Yes, right. You know what is P of F? Yes, I have already computed that and I have already computed all these things. So based on a probability I can go back and compute what is the probability that actually succeeded and in spite of there is a failure in my critical component. So let us see another simple example maybe that you can relate a bit more. So let us say you have a question for that question you either know the answer or you do not know the answer. What is the probability you know the answer with probability P and probability 1 minus P you do not know the answer and what you guys do when you do not know the answer you guess. So and when you guys guess you guys know you are always not going to be lucky right. So you are going to be taking a risk and that is where this probability comes you need to see what probability you are going to succeed. And then let us say if you do not know the answer what is the probability that you end up guessing it correct. Let us say that probability is some 1 by M and then probability that you will not when you do not know the answer but your guess ended up in a wrong answer let us say that is going to be 1 by M. And then we can also compute what is when you know the answer you are going to always make it correct right. You are going to get the correct one let us say that probability is 1 and probability that C complement is going to be 0. Suppose as an exam setter somebody setting multiple choice questions he derives this set he wants to be fair he want to make sure that he want to set a question paper in such a level that the guy who actually got the correct answer he got it correct because he knew the answer. It is not that he got it correct because he just guessed it smartly. He want to max he want to find out this probability. So, that guy got the answer correctly but he got it correct because he knew the answer he want to compute this is my posterior probability I want to compute. So, if I want to compute based on this information how I am going to do this can I do it at all? How? So, can you compute this? So, let us substitute this values. So, if you know it correct it is correct and what is p of k it is p and what is this? This is p plus what is C k complement 1 by m and what is this? This is 1 minus p. So, let us try to understand like how does this? Suppose you increase p fix m if you increase p this probability is going to increase or decrease. This function is an increasing function in p or decreasing function in p increasing function. So, it is good right like if you know the answer fine the probability that you actually got the correct it is increasing. Now, let us say m here denotes the number of questions the number of questions you have in your multiple choice. Now, suppose you want to be fair for your students. When I say fair you want to make sure that if you got the correct you want the exam to be robust in the sense that if you got it correct you got it correct because you knew it with high probability. So, if you want to do that and m is your choice that is the number of choices you can give. So, you want to increase m or decrease m? What is happening with increasing m? So, if you increase m this is also increasing right. So, that means you are trying to make your exam paper more robust. So, as you can see here like fine like I may not be able to model things exactly, but this gives me in a some sense to model some things and get some interpretation out of it ok. And you will see like plethora plethora of applications where this bias formula comes kicks in. Some of them we are going to see it in the assignments. So, now after this I want to move on to the definition of random variables. So, what is random variable? It says something random right some value which is random. So, in many experiments our outcomes will be kind of descriptive right. For example, when you toss a coin the outcome is like I expressed in descriptively like either heads or tails or when you go to casino your outcome is just you won or lost. But win and loss may be associated with some numbers also right like you won because you got more than this many points or you lost because you didn't get this many points. So, instead of making this outcomes very objective maybe it is better we are better out by assigning some numbers to this objective right. We actually did that already in the case of dice. In the case of dice we threw it and we say outcome is 1, 2, 3, 4 like that right. These are the different possible outcomes but we actually assigned the numbers there. And in many, many experiments that you do in life it is not necessary that the outcome is always numbers. The outcome is some description okay this happened, this happened among all these 10 possibilities like if you are going to say whether outcome of the weather, outcome of the weather could be sunny, rainy, cloudy whatever different options are there right. Instead of explaining them in this descriptive way maybe you want to assign numbers okay. I mean just make it uniform less than this much temperature we are going to call it humid less than above this temperature we are going to call it sunny or something of that sort. So, what basically random variables will do is it will try to quantize the outcomes in terms of numbers so that it become more amenable to our analysis okay.  So, to define a random variable I need to have this underlying probability space. I only need basically the first two components omega and script f you will see why. And this random variable is basically a function from your sample space to real line when I say R this is real line that means for every possible outcome in your sample space it is going to assign a real number but that is it not that it is not just a random variable. If it is a function like this further it has to be f measurable okay now what I mean f measurable f measurable says that for all C in R so this is the definite meaning of f measurable it means you take any C and if I ask the question the number of outcomes that the set of outcomes that are going to take value possibly less than or equals to C this is going to define a set that set has to be belong to event space. So, what it is basically asking for I said x a random variable is basically a function which is going to assign numbers to the outcomes. So, now I have mapped all my outcomes to numbers right now in such experiment I want to ask the question what is the probability that my outcome of the experiment takes value less than or equals to C. So, for example in your case of dice throw I could ask the question what is the probability that outcome of the dice is less than or equals to 5 okay. In that case this is exactly so that is set of all outcomes that are going to take value less than or equals to 5 and that event whatever it is it has to belong to this script f and why is this if I belong to script f then only I can assign probabilities to that right because my probability space is such that I am going to assign probabilities to only to the events that belong to event space. So, that is why and why I am allowing and notice that this condition need to be satisfied for every C you may ask any question of this problem what is that outcome of my experiment is going to be less than 10 you may ask what is outcome of my experiment is going to be less than 10.003 whatever the number you are going to ask for that I want to be able to assign a probability and I could do that if that event belongs to my event space that is why for any C I want this to be belong to my script f. So, basically what we are saying is a random variable is a function that maps my outcomes to real numbers and it is such that for every possible real number the set of outcomes that takes value less than that real number should be an event that lies in my event space okay fine. So, let us look an example what is a random variable and what is not a random variable. So, let us take the simple case of our dice problem in my dice throw problem what are the outcomes? Outcomes are in this outcome I am also let us say I am also going to define my event space on this take let us take one special case. So, let us take I have 1, 3 and let us say I have 2, 4, 5, 6 and I have 1, 2, 3, 4 and I have 5 I had defined this to be my event space and let me first define a random variable on this like this which is going to assign to every outcome or real number in this case what I am going to do I am going to assign omega to be simply omega for all omega in some outcomes are 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 I am going to define a random variable X which is just going to give the same numbers as the outcome in this case which is trivial example because outcomes already in terms of the numbers but it is not necessary that the outcomes need to be in terms of numbers. For example, head tail I already talked about right. Okay fine I have just defined a map from omega to R now before I call it a random variable on this experiment it has to be f measurable is it f measurable yes sure. So, how you are going to check f measurable here? I have given you the definition of f measurable here why? So, let us apply this let us take some C right C belong to R let me and this should be true for any for every C right. So, I have a freedom to choose C. So, let me choose C to be 3 now and what is that in that case what is this set is going to be 1, 2, 3 and now I have an event which consists of outcomes 1, 2, 3 does that belong to my f here? No right. So, this is not a random variable on this f but suppose let us expand this I let me include 1, 2, 3 and if I include 1, 2, 3 let me also include its complement 4, 5, 6. Now for C equals to 3 this satisfies is it now still an f measurable? Okay let us take a C equals to 1, C equals to 1 outcome is just 1, 1 does not belong to f. So, let me include that also. Now is it f measurable? No for what it violates? It violates too. So, let me now let us include all possible values okay how many subsets are there? Let us say all subsets are there okay all possible subsets are there. Now is it f measurable? Yes. So, you take any possible C you will end up with one of this one and that belongs to f. So, it is not necessary that every function that you are going to define on a sample on your sample space is a random variable. It has to be f measurable that is because I can the very purpose of me defining a random variable by assigning numbers to the outcome is that I want to measure events and this is exactly doing that and if this measurability condition fails that random variable may be the way I have applied define my random variable is not appropriate one okay fine. So, let us stop here then you will see so as you see like maybe you need to just digest this fact that any function on sample space need not be a random variable it has to be appropriately satisfying my measureability conditions okay.


So I recently picked up about 10 to 15 pairs of shoes over the past couple of weeks. We have been busy. I haven't even had time to go through all my sneakers and enjoy unboxing them yet. And I always like showing her what I picked up as well. So I feel like it's much easier if we just get it all done in the same video and doing it right now. And then if people got questions, we can make separate videos or I can make separate videos or anything like that. So I'll have you do a rating system based off of the colorway, how you feel about it, one to 10. And then if it's actually a copper drop for yourself, it was something that you would like for your collection. So first pick up, let's go with that one right there. Air Jordan 4 SB, I ended up getting these late, got them from Hearth. I made a TikTok or Instagram reel or something like that about it. What do you think about them? I really like these, you know, my favorite color is green. So and I'm a very neutral person. So I really, I really like these. I would wear these for sure. What were the other questions? I think that's pretty solid. I think we got like a few shoes to go through. So I don't think we need to elaborate too much on everything. But overall, as you see, I copped all these shoes because either, you know, some nostalgia, memories, whatever it may be, there's a reason why I got the shoe, right? So I like it. Shoes, large, large shoe. It was my size 13. I know. Oh. But like look at it compared to my face. Let's take it to the next one. I know we got a lot to go through. Should we hit the 300K one or should we do something else? Let's do the 300K one. All right, let's do 300K. So Nike by you, you want me open or you want to open it? I want you to open it. Okay. I already put it on the finger. Nike by you. I made some dunks this time. Normally I do Air Force ones. You've seen all the other ones? Yeah, I've seen Air Force ones. So we hit milestones on the channel. This time it's 300,000. So shout out to everybody for subscribing. We hit 300,000 subscribers a week ago or something like that. So I'll always make a shoe to like have a timestamp for that time. And this time we actually went with a dunk. So what do you think about these? These are icy. I think these are better than Air Force ones but I'm partial to dunks. So I don't know if that really matters. Love the gun bottom. The materials on these are really nice actually. Way better. They're way better than the GR versions. That's crazy. Nike ID is going crazy. Shout out to Nike ID team. You guys are doing a great job with these. I need a pair. So we gotta find you a pair now. It was like an exclusive drop and I had got the access literally right around the same time knowing that they were gonna come around hitting 300K. So show on the backside too. Can you guys see that? We got 300K on the backside. So that's a nice hit on the sneaker. I just went subtle.  That way it's not the exact same color blocking. I feel like you could wear this like often. You know anything that you just throw it on. It doesn't look like two YouTube views. That makes sense. Like the Air Forces sometimes they look like really YouTube. Like that's YouTube shoe, you know? But yeah, I like these a lot. So one day when we hit a million subscribers, I'm gonna do like, so each for those that don't know, the colorways are YouTube colors, red, black, and white, which is also bulls. So I do different colors, iterations for 100K, 200K, 300K. And then I'm gonna do it all the way up to a million. And when I do the million one, we're gonna do like a gold custom one. Like it'll be something special. So in time, we'll be able to watch back this video and see it. Tell everybody to get us to a million subscribers already. Come on man. No, but really thank you guys for 300 for him. Cause I mean, he deserves it. He deserves all of it. We've been grinding, we've been grinding. Okay, so this is a retro box. This is like early 2000s vibes. I know you don't know much about it, but it's definitely like, this is how the box used to be back in the day. I used to love it. So when you see a box like this, it's a shoe that's like from the past or they're doing like, you know, celebration to a sneaker in the history. And this is an anniversary edition. Where did you get these? I got them from the Nike website. Oh, shoot. They were sitting. I saw them. They were literally just sitting. I saw them untied. And untied. Yeah. I know, I almost got them from there, but they were sitting on the website. So I was like, I'll just grab them from here. Yeah, that makes no sense. Either way, West Indies, are you like these two?  And I like, you know, the Caribbean vibe. Like, you know. So it's so crazy because this is like Air Force One Lover sneaker heads from back in the day. Like glorify this sneaker. It comes out and it's just sitting on site for retail, like no problems, no nothing. It's just easy cop. So it's dope to be able to get this shoe now after all these years and add it to the collection. So I thought it was a great piece to add to the collection. Hey, I think this part is really cool. It's cool detail. You can't see in there. Oh, on the inside. On the inside, it has like all the different, like, I don't know, different countries. They have the Bahamas, Jamaica, Barbados, Haiti, all sorts of stuff inside of there. You guys can't see that, but it's pretty cool. This is a shoe that I think definitely deserves like a full review. But again, it's a sitting shoe that nobody cares about. So it's like, is it worth making a review? I don't know. Let me know down below in the comment section when it comes to the West Indie Air Force One. You like these a lot? Well, the material on it is really nice too. I was just looking at that. I'm like, that doesn't look like regular. Definitely a good Air Force One.  And I kind of, you know, I just started getting rid of stuff, you know, obviously when we made the investments on the house and doing the stuff. And then, you know, over time, they've been coming back with all these old Air Force One. So this next one is one that I thought I would, I know, I thought I would never get this shoe. Or it was just like really hard to get. Yo, yo, yo, real quick, before we get any farther into the video, I had to let you guys know we just dropped some new merch and it's all available on the website, shopdnashow.com. Also, if you look at the bar just below the video right here, you can see all the products available there. And there's more stuff on the website. I'm excited to see you guys rocking the new gear. We have a bunch of new stuff coming as well. The summertime is here, so you know we gotta make some shorts and some cool accessories. So stay tuned for that. The Aint & Gotem T's already sold out before I got a chance to make this video. So if you wanna get anything, trust me, hop on it sooner or later because if it's gone, it's gone. So let's go ahead and keep this video rolling. And again, if you haven't already checked out the website, shopdnashow.com.  Nah, nah, nah, nah, nah. I am. So the Lebron Four Horsemen Air Force One was this like crazy sought after shoe. Those and the Kobe Forces, different stuff like that back in the day. And to see them retro with these quality materials and bringing it all back to me, it was like a must-cop, I couldn't pass on it. And then to see them just sitting, like it blew my mind. So let me know what you rate these and obviously it's a cop for you, I could tell. I would wear these, for sure. I think it's interesting how they did the double swoosh. That's a little different. And yeah, the materials again are just really nice. This feels different and it looks different than the other portions of the shoe. But yeah, and it's a great green. This is like my favorite type of green. That color is fire. They did such a good job on this shoe. So when I saw these sitting, same thing. I had to cop, immediate cop. I was just like, bro, I gotta get these. So yeah, they've just been kind of sitting. I haven't had time to talk about them. But I think for sure this shoe in particular, I gotta do a review. Like I know you don't know the magnitude of this sneaker. It feels like a fall shoe to me. I don't know why I'm like staring at it.  Definitely. I don't know, like a cute sweatsuit, like oversized. Yep. Like, and throw that one. I can see that. I can see the fit. I don't know if they made these in their size. If they did, we'll look and see. It's all good. We'll look and see. Okay. So let's get away from the Air Force ones for a sec. Cause I think I got a couple other Air Force one pickups. Here's another one. I just made a video about these. I don't know here. I'll let you hold this one. Yeah, I just need one. So here's box two. Y7-3s. I got these from Poison website.  I made the, I put these in the video with my dad, but I had already done a review and everything, but I ended up, this was my second pair. So yeah, I ended up grabbing another pair of these. What do you think about these? They're cool. They're, I mean, you said these are classic, right? This is a classic. Yeah. Yeah. I feel like, you know, you can't go wrong with the classic, right? This is a good, okay. What are you rated out of 10? Cause I feel like you're not as like happy about this one as the other Air Force one. I just feel like, I mean, A, all the other ones have green on them. So I'm gonna be partial, you know, in that way. And then B, like this is a shoe. How many times has this been released? Man, too many times. A lot, right? So like, to me, I'm like, it's just, you know, regular. It's just regular. Yeah, yeah. I got you. But they're cool.  Yeah, I would wear them. That's a good note. That's a good thing to know right there. Okay. So you know, I love sixes. Okay. This shoe is so slept on. The materials are fire. Let me know what you think about these. I got the cool gray sixes. Great pickup in my opinion, I don't know. I always like these bottoms. Like I always think these just look icy. It is that icy bottom. That's what it is. It's cool. You know, the materials are cool. The grays are different. There are different grays throughout the entire shoe. There's like four different, five different grays on there. Yeah. It's like a pewter. This is more like lighter. I think they're cool. Initially when you were pulling them out the box, I was like, hmm, I think they're cool though. I don't really like sixes that much for me personally. I don't like the way they look on my feet. Yeah, I can see that. And then the kids' pairs of shape differently and everything too. They don't look as good and the bubble and the ankle. Yeah, there's a difference between the adult. Yeah, it's a difference. It's a difference. But I can see, I imagined you wearing this. This is a summer shoe. Okay, so what would you rate these out of 10? For you or for me? How you feel about it? I mean, I got it because I like it. I would give it a hard 7.8. 7.8? Honestly, that's higher than I thought. Yeah, I'm giving it a 7.8. I was thinking like, low 6.9. All right, so anyways, we got the Jordan 13 black. 13. Yes, the Jordan 13, size 13. Oh boy. You're not feeling these. What? They just remind me of your dad. Every time I see these shoes, it's like, doesn't matter what color way it is. It's like, I just imagine, I don't know, I guess I've seen you in these too, but I don't know, I would never wear these. Okay. They're a boat. They're a boat. Oh my gosh, it's really like a panther. You see the panther's paw on the bottom, and then the eye of the panther. Wait, explain that again. You see the paw, like a paw print on the bottom of the shoe? Oh, okay. Like a panther's paw. Yeah. And then the eye of the panther. Interesting, is that what they were going for? Cause they called him the black cat. So the shoe, Jordan. Really? I've never heard that before. The shoe was, that's what the black cat for? Oh, okay. I didn't know that's why they were called that. So it comes at like, there's a lot of different meanings behind it, but when they designed the shoe, they molded it like that and they built the outsoles so that it's kind of like resembling that. Each shoe has a story when it comes to the design of the shoe.  Like career thing, yeah. Yeah, like the 14s, like around his car, like his Ferrari. That's why it's got like the tire on the back end with the little tail lights and everything. People don't notice all the design aspects, but that's kind of where this came from. And then, yeah. I still would never wear it, but I think it's cool for you. Nice. Okay. This one. I don't know if you're gonna like this one. Let's just, gonna pull out some heat. Just open it. I like these. Okay.  You bought that. And this used to be like a shoe that was worth thousands of dollars. Okay. They retro-ed it. What year? It was a sample. This was like 2006 or something like that, 2000. It was a long time ago. So this shoe. They look old. They have like the design looks old. Okay. You know, like- Because this is the Lebron II, the number two model. I don't hate the shoe though. Like I hate the shoe's cool. So this shoe was, speaking of that, I did get the Olympics as well. I don't know if I posted about those or not, but I picked up the Olympic twos as well. But so this shoe is the Maccabee II. And they used to be- Maccabee? They used to be like super rare. It was a sample, right? Super expensive. And then they came out to the public finally. So all the old like Lebron collectors and Nike basketball people that's like been in the game for a long time.  We're about to get the shoe finally. And then it comes out. And it's just like sitting. Like nobody cares about it anymore.  I got these for the love. Like nobody cares about these. So for me, like spinning, I don't know. I think I got them for like a hundred bucks or something. Like either way, great deal. Great shoe. Great memories from collecting back in the day to now. Would you wear this shoe today though? Or is this like- Oh, you would, okay. I think pulling these and pulling the Olympic twos now in current, the Navy, the white Navy one. It's the same shoe, but different color. So pulling these shoes now, now this I'm rocking with a sweatsuit. You know what I'm saying? Big challenge. Like I'm in there. I'm excited to see how you style it. Oh, is this a summertime shoe? I don't know. I don't know. Maybe. Maybe it's light. Yeah, we'll see. Okay, so what do you rate these out of 10? Seven. What did I say? Bombastic side-eye. Did you just give me the bombastic side-eye? A little bit. Just a little bit? Okay. Shall we show, what do we got over here? We'll get some more boxes. What is that right there? Oh, you want to show that one? No, show that one. This. Yeah. Okay. So a little, now this is like a little summertime beater. Black, different materials. I was interested to see how it looked in person too from looking at it online. It's got like that unique kind of texture to it. Yeah, it's got like lines on it. Like a cat, you know? So I thought, I was like, you know, if I don't like it, then I'll just get rid of it. If I like it, then I'll get it. And it seems like resistant to like the elements and stuff. Right, like the materials is good for beating them up. So for me, I was like black, I saw all black, other upper, those different, I can't talk. But either way, I was like, oh, this might be a solid option. So I grabbed it. Yeah, they're cool. I would wear these. You know what I'm saying?  I think it's cool. Look, I don't have any black, well, I have the fours, right? They're fours. You got the, what, fours? Are they fours?   That's all black. Yeah, that I have.  Yeah. Yeah. So I feel like this would be a good alternative and this is like a style I would like. This is like my vibe. So what would you rate those? 8.5. 8.5? A 8. You just rated these higher than like all the shoes. I'm just saying for me, like I would wear them. I get it. Damn. I would wear them. All right, okay, okay. You know what, I ain't mad at you. Do your thing, do your thing. All right, what's the next one over there? Oh, wait, no, that one, wait, what is that? Oh, yeah, yeah, grab that one. Okay. I got some of these shoes I already got and show what y'all just ain't. Dude, it is being so good back there. For real. Oh, wait, hold on. Pull it out? Okay. It was out of focus for a second. Oh, yeah. Where are these? You don't like these? I'm gonna mess it up. So are these a hooping shoe? It's a LeBron 7. Okay. It's a basketball shoe for sure. Okay, that makes sense. To me, one of the dopest, I don't know if it's the best, but definitely one of the dopest LeBron models ever made, in my opinion. Colorway can definitely determine like the look of the shoe. But this one is like a college PE, but it released to the public. Mmm. So.  I don't hate it. Do I love it? No. But do I hate it? There's an all green suede version too. Oh, I think I would like those one. I want those ones that. But I just got these because there was just, yeah, I had to grab them. Again, the green on here, that's like the vibe. Like that's such a good green. It's on the bottom too. Yeah, I saw that, the stripe. I'm confused as to why they would make it this material for basketball. Right. But I think if it was like a stepping out shoe. I think it's like, yeah. So this was the time where like the LeBron nine and the eight was the time of like, even a seven a little bit. This is a seven. That was kind of the era of like shoe, basketball shoes becoming lifestyle sneakers at the same time. Ah, okay, that makes sense. Like performance basketball shoes.  Yeah, yeah, yeah. I think they made this in purpose of like, wearing this out on the streets. More than actually hooping in the shoe. And this is being like a literally a college PE that came out to the public. Like to me, I was like, yo, I gotta grab these because if these were not released to the public, next thing you know, it's like a $2,000 shoe. So I'm not grabbing it just because of that reason. I actually like support LeBron. I think it's a dope colorway. I want to get this set. I want to get the green pair too. But you know, you got to start with one. So I grabbed the black pair first. Yeah, I mean, these are cool. I would give them a solid 6.8. 6.8. I think that's a good rating. Okay, okay. I'll give you that. Oh, you see maybe four. Uh-huh. Yeah. Oh yeah, that's a good score. Again, I saw these are untied. Shout out to untied. Yeah. Shout out to untied. Link down below. I'll make sure I'll list a website down below. I will wear these all day, for sure. Those are fire. Yeah, these, these are really nice. Great blue. It reminds me, the blue reminds me of, what is that shoe? The MCA Air Force one, the Alfa. Yeah, the Alfa. They're literally like the same color. The same shoe. So for me, it was the same thing. I was like, well, I don't got the MCAs. I got the other ones, like the green and the yellows. But I'm like, these will do for now. These are some good rockers. You got the green ones. But yeah, I like these ones a lot. What are these retail for? I think it was like 125 or something like that. That's not bad. That's not bad at all. It's like a premium drop. A little bit more than the normal retail. Yeah. But it's anniversary edition. It's got the gold stitch on the tongue. It comes with a toothbrush, right? Yup, yup. Got the toothbrush in here. Yup, you got the little hang tag. All the information right here. Yeah, I like these. So what do you rate these? I give them a nine. Nine? A nine. This is the best one out of everything so far. Yeah, I like those. That's crazy. And that's what I love about sneakers too. Like, there's dope shoes. It doesn't have to be crazy expensive. No. It doesn't have to be rare, limited, da, da, da. These are available. And that's why you always say... Buy what you like. Buy what you like, always. Buy what you like. Not everything has to be hypebeast, most grilled out, best, whatever. All right, what else we got? Oh, grab those ones. Yeah, grab those ones down there. These ones? Yeah. We got like four more shoes, guys. Okay, maybe like five or six. Or eight. Or nine. Okay. Again, with the green. I really do think that I... Man, I got a lot of green shoes. I think I'm really rubbing off on you, honestly. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. I like these a lot. I still am like, not... I think if these were in a low-top version, I would for sure rock these all the time. If they made those in a low... It would be, yeah. The low OG? Yeah. Those would be hard. Yeah. But they're coming out with some... Oh, what's the call? I'm tired. They're coming out with some other low tops. So far, colorway is a black toes and different stuff. Like those dunks, they're making a low-top colorway just like that. Okay. In a Jordan one. Yeah, I think if these were a low-top, I would definitely wear them. I just don't love high-top shoes in general. But I think for a high-top, I'm gonna give this 8.8. Okay, I'm not mad at that. All right, we got some samples and PEs too, so stick around to the end. I'll be showing you guys that stuff. But next up, right here, it's already out. I unboxed it because I was just making it for you. Oh boy, here we go. Shout out to Soul Steals. Hey, I got Soul Steals linked down below in the description as well.  This is how you come up on bangers, bro, for the low. I saw these on the site. I had to scoop them, immediate cop. What do you think about these? I think they're a black shoe.  I just don't think it's worth spending a lot of money on. So the black dunks that you just saw. Yes. And these right here, which one do you like? Are these way better than them? Are they equal? No, they're not way better. Are the other ones better? I mean, the materials on this is completely different, right? But the little hits, little details on there are cool. How much is this? How much is it? On their website, they had them for like 425. Oh, that's not that bad. That's not that bad.  Literally got a deal on these. And I was like, I had to go. That's what I told you. And I think they still have pairs available. So if you guys are watching this video, literally go click right now. Link down below in the description, Soul Steals. They have deals on there, bro. And they just restocked the reverse mochas. And I think they're getting the olive one, the low-top olives soon. So if they do. I like the olives more than I like these. Yeah, we gotta get those too. We was out of town when they came out, so we was kind of busy. But we'll get them. I think, I think if this wasn't a shoe that wasn't a Travis Scott shoe, I think that it would just be whatever. But I think it would still be, to me, it reminds me of like, like you think a year at a rabbit, Zion, like those specialty kind of ones, it's like different than just like your normal like leather or whatever. I think it would fall on that category. And then yeah, pricing would be a little bit lower, maybe $250, $300, compared to like $450, $500, $600. And then- What do you think these are gonna like shoot up to though? I don't know, everybody's hating on them now. You know how that goes. We're not hating on them, cause they're still reselling. But I think that these could be, you know, at least seven to $900. Do you think this is his best shoe? That one in particular? No. See, and that's where I'm at. The Travis Scott 4 is still the best one. I think out of all the Travis Scott releases, the blue really, the GR version, like, I think that's still, that one or the Olive shoes. I like the Olives. Those six is like the ones over there, that I got in the case? Yeah, I like those. I like rocking those too. Okay, so overall solid cop, yeah? Yeah, I think for collecting purposes, yeah. No, I'm rocking those, for sure. Oh, okay. I think it's a black shoe. Okay. Well, this is a white shoe. Okay, so these, we kind of talked about this before. They remind us of the neutral gray. Jordan 1.0. Yes, and that's my favorite shoe in the world. I like it a lot too. I wear that shoe more than any other shoe that I own. Right. So I think, yeah, this is a, for sure for me, it's every day-er. I'm giving it a solid 9.5. Oh my God. 5, 9.5. This is the best shoe out of everything? Well, for me, personally, personally. Okay. You asked me if I would be wearing this. No, you would, if they had them in your size, I would have already got them for you. Which I'm not sure if they do. They're a little puffier though. I didn't check honestly, so I take that back. They're puffier. They're not as good as the one Lowe's. No. No, but- But they're like, you said I'm saying, they're like wide here. Yeah. Good shoe. But yeah, it's a solid shoe. Summertime. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? I got a couple pairs. Fall time, winter time. Well, for you, every day. But I got a couple pairs of neutral gray one Lowe's. You know, I got multiples of that shoe, but I was like, oh, they got these. This is similar. I could wear those instead. And it makes it, you know, try to preserve those ones. Cause that's a shoe that I definitely want to have a clean, crispy pair, you know, five to seven years down the line from now. So definitely a great option, great addition to the collection. Next up, bro, you are just waiting to- He gave me a kiss. Oh. All right, you gotta go. Next up right here. You saw this box before. I know what these are. You gave me these before. Yeah, wait. Open, ah. So the undefeated Air Force One. Yep. You gave me the other pair, the brown pair. Yeah. So what do you think about these? I think the other ones are better. I think the other ones are better too. Yeah. But I was like, man, I kind of wanted to complete the set and I do like these. Wait, what is this like on the other one? Same way. Same way, it's translucent. Yeah. It's cool. It's dope. It's a dope shoe. Yeah. But people are sleeping on them. I get it. It's not for everybody. It's definitely not for everybody. For me, screams early 2000s. Like that vibe and the era, the nostalgia behind it. Like for me, super excited about this shoe. So there's a lot of different meanings behind this shoe too. I think it's cool. I give it a 7.7. 7.7. Okay. 7.7. More shoe. I think that's it. We're going to wrap it up after that. All right. So. Let's see what we got. Y'all know. I got the Michigan. Oh boy. I got the Michigan 60s. Oh, sorry, baby. Sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry. What are you running around? I don't know. Okay. So I got the Michigan 60s a while ago. I don't know. It's been a while since I got those a long time ago. Yeah. And then they saw the video. Got the, you can influence me into getting the Gator stuff, the ones, the 60s and the fives. It was a good cop. But I came up on another deal and I just had to double up. Wait. I'm like, isn't that the same shoe? So, yeah. Okay. I got, show them the shoes. You got it. That way they can see. Hello. Both sides 13. I had to cop and. Wait, so does that mean you're going to wear a pair? Yeah. I think that's what it means. Or either way, I'm going to wear them. But I think, or I could potentially trade them. Okay. So maybe it might be like a cool trade video or something. Yeah. But yeah, I ended up grabbing another pair of Michigan 60s. Probably just going to sit on these for a while. Cool little deal. Couldn't pass it up. It was like one of those situations where it was like, you got the deal. You can't pass it up. So, you know what I'm saying? Like you just got to get it. So, yeah. Great pickup. Great addition to the collection. Out of all these shoes, we had some good stuff throughout the past couple of weeks that I picked up. I'm excited to keep copping shoes for ever and ever and ever. Yeah. Was there anything that stood out for you? I know it was those, these two. Yeah. I feel like these two stood out the most for you. These are like my vibe. I feel like for me, it was like this. I like those a lot too though. Like these are really cool. Yeah. That one was in the box, but those four horsemen LeBron's like the white and green ones, the Air Force ones. Yeah. What's your signature thing again? It's like, I'm out of here. Gotta go. Peace. 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Hey, what's it you guys welcome back to my channel if you're new here. Hi. Hello. I'm Lydia and today. We're gonna be talking about my diabetes I haven't spoke about this for so long so Let's dive into the dust to the topic. You didn't update on it first. So an update would be I don't even have a Luco's reader at the moment, so I can't check my glucose levels and I can't force buy one But the one that I got given is packed away in storage Because I went into hospital for a year and I didn't pack my things. I don't know what my sugars are They're what I'm pretty sure they've been quite high around drinking sugar-free things Like this It's got less than 1% There's sugars in it So there's that bit of a problem. I'm gonna buy a new reader on Monday So I get to hit them so yeah Bluecoats me in terms of medication that I'm on. It's definitely working. It's just hard living with it So any time I get a huge drop and I have to think oh, yeah, I'm diabetic I can't have that Yeah, I'm diabetic can't do that And it's just such a Intense feeling and I haven't had any high-pitched emic episode which is good I just wish my body could tolerate sugar That'd be great. But all in all, I feel like it's going okay. I'll be less stressed about it when I actually See what my blood glucose And a siren That's all I've got for this video. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask. Oh, also, I'm type one diabetes Not type two


Welcome folks, we have the Dow Industries trading down 132 NASDAQ 56, S&Ps off 22, Gold Contract of $5.80, trading at $19.83 an ounce, we have Silver up 42 cents, $23.66 an ounce, LightSuite Crew down to $1.27, $68.19 a barrel, notes and bonds, a 10-year note, up 14 ticks trading $1.1415, the 30-year, up 25 ticks at $1.2810 and $Kingdala, $Kingdala up $168 ticks trading $104, $333, Euro 106, Yen 139 to British Pound $124 to one U.S. dollar. We get over and take a look at the spy, you get a pullback, light volume folks, okay that means that bottom line you can get ready for another surge forward. Take a look at this right now. So you're going down today, rejected 416, you have 52 million shares traded, you're going into 93 million, so you know we had light volume yesterday with the high and then that happens, okay gave it up, now you come back down, you get light volume again, so bottom line is going to make another charge higher, which makes sense because we're in window dressing. We take a look at the 4Qs, 3Qs, 4Qs, how about that, 3Qs. 3Qs, same setup, you're back down to 44 million, we made a high yesterday with 72 and you're going into 63, same type of setup, so I suspect these highest swing points are still game far higher price. Gold's in the confirmed ABC structure down and what we did out here today, you did give it up on price, we got up to the 1993 or 1982 right now, you did 194,000 contracts, this very well might have set another ABC up, we'll see, but the bottom line right now you're at a confirmed ABC down, that's an ABC down, until 1902 and if we go over to the dollar, you take a look at the dollar, actually let's go to oil first because oil wants to make its way, this is going to get interesting with oil now because it's 66 bucks where it held the last two times or it's 68 right now and you have volume behind the move, it's 403,000 contracts, that's big contract volume again, so we'll see how this baby shakes out, this session shakes out, but it looks to me like you're going to at least test the 66 area and then if we get over to the dollar, you're going to see it's all about the dollar once again, dollar right now, still wants higher price, dollar right here, there she is, dollar is trading 104,350 and my take is that we got 106 on the agenda. Three cap here, we have Dow down 130 and that's like up 64, S&P's up 22, stay right there folks, come right back.


Hello and welcome to this session in which you would look at an exercise or a CPA exam simulation that deals with capital gains and capital losses. Now this could be a simulation where I can give you four different questions and this is how I'm going to solve it, where I can give you this information and give you four different questions with four multiple choices and ask you to answer the same multiple choice. What I'm trying to say is any simulation could be turned into a multiple choice, any multiple choice could be turned into a simulation. The key to solve any simulation or any multiple choice questions is to understand the concept, which is this is what I pride myself on, on helping you understand capital gains and capital losses. So let's go ahead and get started. Before we proceed any further, I have a public announcement about my company farhatlectures.com. Farhat Accounting Lectures is a supplemental educational tool that's going to help you with your CPA exam preparation as well as your accounting courses. My CPA material is aligned with your CPA review course such as Becker, Roger, Wiley, Gleam, Miles. My accounting courses are aligned with your accounting courses broken down by chapter and topics. My resources consist of lectures, multiple choice questions, true false questions as well as exercises. Go ahead, start your free trial today. In 2020, during the year 23, NOAA Corporation, so we're dealing with a corporation, has not short-term capital gains of 17,000, long-term capital losses of 107, and taxable income from other sources of 480,000. This is year 2023. We are also given year 2022, year 2021, year 20, and year 19. We are told how capital losses are treated for the year 23, assuming NOAA is a corporation. Well, assuming NOAA is a corporation, the first thing we're going to do, we're going to use the losses to offset any gains. Well, we have lots of losses. So we have gains of 17,000. We have losses of 107. So we're going to be able to wipe out all the gains, so we don't have to pay taxes on the gain. As a matter of fact, it's not only we don't have any capital gains to pay taxes on, we're going to have $90,000 of access losses. Well, what can we do with this $90,000 of access losses? Well, this is a corporation. Well, what amount? So we answer the first question. The first question is, what can we do with the access gain for 2023? Nothing for 2023, not applicable. But we can carry back this amount. How can we carry back this amount? Well, we're going to take this $90,000 of losses and we can carry it back three years. And we're going to start with the earliest, year 2020. The year 2020, we have $20,000 of capital gains. We can wipe this out. In year 2021, we should have leftover. We have $27,000 of capital gains. Again, we'll amend the return and we'll get a refund, wipe this out. In 2022, we have $22,000. Oh, year 2022, $22,000. $22,000 of capital gains. Also, we can wipe this out. So let's see. So of the $90,000 that we have and carry back, let's go ahead and use it up. $90,000 taken away $20,000 taken away $27,000 taken away $22,000. I'm going to have leftovers of $21,000 of capital losses. What am I going to do with this $21,000? This is the amount that's going to be carried forward. I'm going to take this. So the answer for the amount carried forward is $21,000. And I can carry forward this for five years. Now, the question becomes, what if NOAA was an individual? What if NOAA was an individual rather than a corporation? What could NOAA do? Well, here's what could NOAA do. First, NOAA will net the capital gains against the capital losses. And NOAA would have, again, $90,000 of access losses. What are we going to do with this access losses? This access losses of this amount will be able to use up $3,000 this year as capital losses. We can take those capital losses this year of how much? $3,000. Of the $3,000, what's left is $87,000. What are we going to do with this $87,000? We're going to carry this losses of $80,000. We're going to carry it indefinitely until we use it up. So the next years in the foreseeable future, simply put, any as an individual, NOAA could generate capital gains up to $87,000 and don't pay any taxes on them. Why? Because NOAA can use the carryover of long-term capital losses. There are long-term capital losses to wipe out any capital gains. So you want to make sure you know the difference between the two. Am I dealing with an individual situation? Am I dealing with a corporation? Once again, this could be a multiple choice, four different multiple choices. Tell me what happened in 2023. What's the amount of carryback? I could even ask more than four multiple choice questions about a question like this or it could be one whole simulation. What should you do now? What should you do now? Go to Farhat Lectures. Look at additional resources, lectures, multiple choice, true, false. That's going to help you. An important topic on the CPA exam and the enrolled agent as well as your accounting courses. Capital gains and capital losses for corporations as well as individuals. Good luck, study hard and of course, as always, stay safe.


Hey everybody, welcome back to the channel. Today, we're going to talk about the top five desktop environments, according to me. Now, that last part is the most important part because really desktop environments are really a very personal preference. You like what you like. If I had to give you one advice that you could take away from this video, piece of advice that you could take away from this video, I would say it's use all the desktop environments. Don't be afraid to go through and install as many as you can on the distro of your choice and use them all, use them for a couple of weeks each, use them for a couple of days each, whatever, and find the one that you like. That's the best way to do it. Once you find one you like, stick on it for a while and if you get tired of it, switch again. There's no problems with it. That's the best thing about Linux is that you can make these choices and it doesn't, you're not narrowed in and tied onto one exact one choice once you've made it. That being said, if you want to know which ones that I enjoy the most, that's what I'm going to do today. So we're going to do some, this all on Endeavor OS. It's in a virtual machine using VertManager. So the performance may not be all that great. It's in a virtual machine. So just keep that in mind as we go along. Before we jump into the list, make sure you hit the subscribe button. We record videos seven days a week. We do a podcast once a week. We have all this great and amazing content that you can get if you just simply subscribe. So subscribe, will ya? Let's get on to the list. Number five is GNOME. Now, if you've watched the video or watched the channel for any amount of time, you'll know that I'm not a big GNOME fan. This is straight up GNOME. Ubuntu also has its own flavor of GNOME. That also really plays and kind of ties into this choice here. So either way, if you're, let's actually go ahead and make this full screen if I can. View full screen. There we go. That's better. And this is just, this is GNOME. As you can tell, it's slow on VertManager. I have to work, kind of tweak the settings, but if you're using it on metal, it's really fast these days. It's not as slow as it used to be. It doesn't use as much resources right now. It's using even a virtual machine. It's only using 213 megabytes. That's not bad for a desktop environment. GNOME has the best, I think, suite of applications that are developed for it in terms of design. They're also the most, they're the simplest of the application suites because in comparison to the KD or plasma, you're not going to get as many options. You're going to be kind of tied into whatever GNOME's vision of those applications are. But the suite itself is very good. It has maps. They have to do applications, calendars, music players. You name it, GNOME has it. That's really good. It's number five on my list, mostly for personal preferences. I don't care for the layout all that much. If I'm going to use a desktop environment, I want my launcher to be available all the time. I don't want to have to press a key in order to get to it. Also, despite the fact that it is much faster than it used to be, it is still slow. This is a virtual machine, so this is not a good representation of what GNOME can do. Even on metal, it's slower than some of the other desktop environments that are on this list. So that is number five. Number four is the Cinnamon desktop. Cinnamon is mostly known as a Linux Mint creation. It was created by the Mint team as kind of a GTK3 version of Ubuntu Mate. It still kind of lives by the old GNOME 2 theory on design and stuff. If you're coming from Windows, I'm going to say this right now, chances are you will want to use Cinnamon. It's the least complicated out of all of them that looks like Windows. So it also ups the customizability of your desktop that you would get with GNOME while maintaining or without going so far as being the settings beast that is Plasma. So it is also very fast, is well maintained, has access to all the GNOME applications. Most of the time when you're installing Cinnamon on a desktop or on a distro, you'll get all the GNOME apps and it fits in and it's themeable and it's a very good way to get your toes in on Linux without being out of your comfort zone if you're coming from Windows. Personally, I like it. It's fast. Again, this is a virtual machine. The fact that it's taking apparently 10 minutes to start the file manager is a little interesting. But like I said, the virtual machine is very fast on hardware, so you don't have to worry about the problems that I'm having. And the design is very good. Here on Endeavor, they've chosen their own little theme. It's very good. Mint has its own kind of theme. Like I said, it's more customizable than GNOME, which is why it's number four on the list. Okay, number three is one that I can't show you. So I'm still technically in Cinnamon. Number three is Pantheon desktop. It's available almost exclusively on elementary OS, which I do not have installed. I was going to install it, but it's not working on VertManager at all. So what can I do? If you're coming from Mac and you're most familiar with the Mac design, you know, way of doing things, Pantheon is the best way of getting your toes wet into Linux. It's responsive. It has the best design out of all of them, at least out of the box. You can make Plasma look like pretty much whatever you want, but out of the box elementary OS is gorgeous. I think it's a little outdated, but that's just my opinion. I don't care for a lot of what elementary OS does. That's the biggest problem with this one and why it's not higher up on the list. Because it's tied to elementary OS, you kind of have to use it. Now it is available on like Arch Linux, but you have to jump through some hoops in order to get it installed. So just keep that in mind. Like I said, I can't show it to you. I am sorry about that. Okay, number two is XFCE. Now I know what Linux enthusiasts are going to say. XFCE, oh my God, that looks like it's from the 1990s. XFCE is amazing if you're running on low end hardware, but it's also pretty good if you're running on high end hardware. It's just overall very good. Yes, the development on it is very slow. Yes, out of the box most of the time it looks like it comes from the 1990s. But once you get past that and go through and theme it the way you want to look, it looks very good. It's one of the most customizable desktops out there that uses GTK3. I think it's even more customizable than something like Cinnamon. It's definitely more customizable than Pantheon or GNOME. Because both of those require actual hacks in order to customize, whereas XFCE can be themed right out of the box. It's like I said, it runs very well. It only uses like, I don't know, probably 400 megabytes out of the box. So it's very, very, very good. This is just what the XFCE version of Endeavor looks like. This is probably the one that will look the most different on every single distro. Because every single distro does something different with XFCE. Sometimes the panel is on the bottom. Sometimes it's on the top. I've seen some of them on the side. The themes are different. Some of them stick with the more old-fashioned, like Windows 98 style theme. Some of them use the minty themes. And the reason for that is because it's very, very customizable. It doesn't have the hackiness of customizing the things that GNOME and Pantheon both have. And overall, it's just very, very good. It would probably be my number one if my number one didn't exist. So I use XFCE as my daily driver for many, many months when I was still using desktop environments. And overall, I just don't think you could go wrong with using XFCE on pretty much. I have, matter of fact, on every Linux distro that I have, XFCE is still the one that I install.  XFCE is always my backup. It's lightweight. It doesn't have all the crazy dependencies that Plasma has. And it's just a pleasure to use. Even on this VM, I mean, you've been seeing some of the problems I've been having in this VM to get things running fast. It's still, I mean, it's still slow. Obviously the graphics thing is not great, but things appear and disappear pretty quick, pretty quick. I mean, for a virtual machine that has been having problems. Anyways, so let's moving on to number one. You probably guessed what my number one is. Yeah, so moving on to number one. Okay, number one for me is Plasma, KDE Plasma. And it's that reason for number, number reasons. It is by far. I mean, it is not even a competition is by far the most customizable. It has come leaps and bounds in terms of performance is very, very quick and snappy now. Not so much on this virtual machine, but again, the virtual machine has just been giving me problems all day because I don't know anything about virtual manager. So I'm still learning that I also couldn't get it to go full screen for whatever reason, but whatever. Really, it's the customizability that makes Plasma amazing. If we take a look here at the settings app, they're just settings upon settings upon settings upon settings. Now, obviously, that also comes with the drop downside of complexity. So it's by far, I mean, again, not even close to compare to the other ones on the list. It's by far the most complex of all the desktop environments that we've listed today. I'm also considering it's the most complex of any desktop environment. I don't know of a single other one that has this level of complexity. I don't know of another one at all is is as customizable as this is either. So it's kind of a trade off dependent. So the question becomes, if you're a new user, which one should you use now? I go back to my advice and I say use them all. But if you're going to choose one of the ones that are on this list, I would choose XFCE.  And that's just, I mean, it's just, I mean, there's there's no getting around the fact that Plasma allows you to do as much more customization built in out of the box than any of the others. It's just that's just the way it is. So those are the top five desktop environments. I know I didn't go into a lot of detail on them. That's just the I could probably do an hour on each of these. The one that I like personally the least is probably Pantheon. But it has nothing to do with the desktop environment itself is mostly because I don't care for elementary OS. So I probably should put that at number five, but I put it at number three because it's very pretty. It's prettier than GNOME and Cinnamon. I have problems with Linux Mint, as everybody knows. So this is just the way I rank them. Come come at me another day. I probably would rank them in a different order, but these are probably the five. Now, the one that I didn't mention is actually pretty good that I kind of forgot about until I was doing this video is Mate. And Mate is a GNOME 2 fork and is very good. The reason why it's not unless it's like it says mostly because I forgot about it. I think that's the way with most people. They've kind of forgotten that Mate exists. That's just the same thing. So if you enjoyed this video, give it a thumbs up. If you want to support the channel and you can do so in any number of ways you can subscribe to the channel, which we highly I highly encourage you to do. You can also go to patreon.com.com. Thank you for watching. I'll see you next time.


My name is Ambul and I manage UX and product management for mobile apps at free charge and I just wanted to have a casual chat so the points I put out here are like in last 15 minutes so don't kill me if I fail and so I will be talking about mobile and getting mobile write. So the term is that mobile first write I am not happy with the term the term is mobile write to talk about web it was all about accessibility devices could connect to web and they will do stuff for you right that is why you see so many devices variables coming everything is connecting to web so Shovik as Shovik said right the first website was accessible now the thing about web is that it is all about unknowns you do not know what browser the user is going to use what size screen size he has or what is he going to do at your website right so the other side of this real situation is that business is all about knowns web is progressing if you are using web as a platform to business you have to do business in knowns so what is the known right now known is that mobile is growing it is growing because people are using it a lot in terms of accessibility they can get shit done and they love it right so let's just go through the knowns of mobile so if I would talk about knowns the first thing that comes to mind is just in time people turn to mobile devices because at that point they want to do something they have a device if it can get that work done they will do it it's simple math right common sense so when we are talking about just in time it is very important to get the first UX right now how do you get the UX right right you get the basic hygiene out there if a guy let's talk about free charge if the guy is coming to do their recharge let him do the recharge let's not sell him everything else right let him complete the recharge and then you can do everything you want with it you can figure out your monetization models second thing would be get your work workflows right workflows are not about getting the least number of steps sometimes adding the extra step can get the work done add that if you want it is about the right workflow optimize it is not about reducing the number of steps do that that helps but get it right second I would talk about is third I will talk about is touchable areas many apps actually get touchable areas wrong it is the basic fundamental because the only way of interacting with mobiles is touching them so make sure their view eyes are touchable they every every platform has a guideline for that and most of the people according to many surveys use their thumbs so it is very important to get that right I'm just giving you basic pointers that I've learned in last two years designing for mobile so they are casual other thing that I would talk about is error states there are things which go wrong and wrong is not a negative word it's just the expectation mismatch your app is trying to do something user wants something else you thought this would work user wants this thing right these are the best opportunities to convert your users how many of you have a sign in form in your product how many that's it come on guys you all of you have signed forms you're screwing us I know if you if your user is trying to sign up with the email ID which already exists as an account what do we say in a sad state we still say that oops their account exists have you actually seen somebody actually switch open the sign in form repopulate the email and say please enter your password because we know you already have an account right that's solving an error being action oriented user knows that there is an error you've told him that he's also given the action what next you should do next last thing is notifications notification has grown a lot and last so what I've started seeing massive use of notifications last one year but some of the notifications are just just don't do it for me they just come you read the text you tap nothing happens it doesn't just doesn't take you to any part of the app which is contextual which is trying to communicate here is a promo code use it the notification comes I read it rather notifications oh my god I got an email from my dad transfer money forget the notification I'm going to write this email now right so building that context is very important if somebody is clicking on the notification please land them to a section of an app which actually makes sense the second known about apps is context since it is just in time the context of the user is very important now what gives you the context location right you can do so much with location think about new ways of using location time of the day I have a different person in the evening because I'm with my friends and I have a different person in office right trust me I am and okay activity you and Google Android you have Google Play Services API which let you know whether the guy is walking running cycling and there are so many other examples of context so get the context I think about the situation where the user is just in time use that to your value and build something for that third thing that I want to talk about is the known is last mile delivery now responsive web I just want to complete this point a few ways are okay with this or should I get down I get down to speak so last my delivery and last my delivery is all about making use of mobile and making sure you get out of it for example if you're loading doing this listing on eBay you want to upload pictures you're done with the listing but you can upload pictures from the app can go home and do it because it's a tedious task so think about last mile delivery that's it thank you guys


What did it mean to wear a leather uniform? Earl Campbell is strong! The legs of the future belong to Dan Pasterini. The number one spoke ball leagues. It was the first uniform that I wore in the National Football League and, you know, Bud Adams and the others gave me my opportunity to come play in the NFL. The man once shunned by the NFL was now one of its biggest stars. I don't know other jerseys. I played ten years and never missed a game. People come up to me today in the supermarket where I live and they'll thank me for all those years and I in turn thank them for being such great fans. There's been this resurgence to bring back the Oilers into the family and Amy has been a big part of that. When they moved here, we weren't really Tennesseans and then the Texans came in and they weren't really the Oilers. So we were kind of caught in the middle and there was really no loyalty whatsoever but then Amy changed that. What she's been able to do, especially for players who never played for another organization but the Oilers, they really didn't have anywhere to go to say that that was their alumni team that they could come back for an alumni weekend or have an identity with. So her doing that for the guys that I've played with still means more to me because I spent ten years of my career with this organization. It was a very special time and it's lasted a long time and it's going to last forever. I was born and used to know them but I'm a doc to see Tennesseans.


Hi, this is Dr. Don, I want to show you briefly how to do some of the basic things you need to do in the fourth assignment. The first question says that BAST is advertising the mean salary of Programmer 1s at 65,000. Connie has gotten some feedback that some employees think the ad is misleading because they think the salary mean is not 65,000. So you have to check to see if you can verify the employee's claim and we're given a standard deviation of $7,000 which is a big clue that we should use the Z test and because we just have one sample of salaries it's a one sample Z test. So let's grab the data. There are a number of ways to grab the data using pivot tables but I'm just going to show you using basic Excel data sort. So I'm going to go over here and click on first the job title column and select that whole column and then I'm going to go to data sort and it'll say do you want to expand the selection and yes because I want to get all of the information and so it's now sorted and it's alphabetical. One way you can just scroll down until you see the programmers and there's Programmer 2. I'm going to go up, up, up, up, up, up, up, there's Programmer 1. Okay there we go and if I go over here I'm going to find that row and see that starts the Programmer 1's and then I'm just going to drag down until I have highlighted all the Programmer 1's and then I'm going to right click copy and you can see the marching ants we've selected those rows which includes the names and salaries. I'm going to go over here to question one calculations and I'm just going to click a cell, right click, paste the numbers and now I've got the basic data I need. Now all I need to do is to go get my one sample Z test. I'm going to go over here and find it and I'm just going to slide it across, relocate it next to my number one data. Now I can just get the salaries here, control C to copy that, go into my test, control V to paste in the data so we've got the basics there. We need to put the null hypothesis in which is 65,000 I think and our significance level is .05 typically and I think the standard deviation we're giving it was 7,000 but you guys check that and enter and then that does it. You just need to interpret the output. I hope this helps.


Hey everyone, so we have here Rita and this is Higan Irruthil I'm gonna be doing a build guide today with her. She is currently my star player As you obviously have seen so we're gonna be discussing her build guide How she is going to be used most of the time and all the details on how to build her So let's consider first her stats here Okay, so this these are her current stats You're gonna be building her with AD definitely also with bonus attack speed if you can and also with crit rate because Because she's a she's a sniper.  Let's Move on to her skill here Okay, so skill wise It's gonna go through Most of her skills. So this one again, this is going to play a important part This is going to be her basic attack. So her basic attack because she's a sniper She's gonna be doing No, lots of mini shots there. So basic attack should be leveled up as a priority This one is not a priority the passive So but it can be but this one is to increase AD by 26 to 28 percent for an ally with the highest AD So this is actually part of the skill that is middle or last priority The active skill in terms of level up this one is Should be leveled up because ultimate and this skill is going is going to be, you know, going to be alternated this one Does interrupt does knock back and this has a ton of damage this version not this version this one Has smaller damage, but this one has I think has penetration So enemies on the way so it penetrates enemies at the back So I don't I don't like this. I like this more because this has more damage and the this has a lot of things Into the shot so again this Active their left side is more useful than this one Although this one has penetration But I need this more for her to be a more effective sniper for her ultimate This one has a lot of damage. I've seen how Big the damage for this skill is so Again, this one heavy damage and buff for this skill. So this one is damaged and active This one is damaged and basic attack. So these three are your are your priorities not the passive one So at least you know how to prioritize Leveling up her skills. We're moving on to the awaken. So for a weekend Whatever level you are in the first one is this one So this should be prioritized if you are a talent rank three Then you have to increase the P damage by 30 when no enemies exist within six meters rages of her Definitely, this is very doable because she's at the back most of the time and she has a very long range So this is really going to take effect the next one For this one the best one is to get the metal slug this arm. So this one Units cannot perform basic attacks. This is very useful to disarming and to disabling enemies especially if they are, you know critical units right in front and for phase five this one is Predator YG. So both are good. It really depends on your preference here But I would take this one increase by 30% and phase six is Drone movable armory applies a shield equal to 0% of Rita's AD to its target Not sure which target this is this could be a random target, which is a nice support skill to have Also, this is good as well. So passive skill movable armors drones now last for four seconds But if you want additional value to her then get this one for the shield Okay, so that is it for awaken skill awaken and details here for the stats to prioritize so far and will go to Equipping a play so as of now what I'm using is this spray is carota Increase AD by 32 because it applies to her and increase damage dealt by basic attack by 20% Because I want her to deal more damage on her basic attack. So so far. I'm actually using this I'm actually thinking of using more advanced plays, but again due to the availability I only have her the one that I'm thinking of What they call this Equipping once I buy the lot the last copy is actually this one Prolo so increased skill damage by 20% Increased skill damage by two every seconds up to 15 stacks, which is roughly what? 30% casting a skill we consume all stacks again. This is going to be nice So Probably just a little more patience then I'll try it on her So that probably will check how big of a bonus that is which amplifies her Both of her skills so this skill and this skill I know this skill and this skill the ultimate in the active skill So that's it. Um What else final thoughts for her? She's really a glass cannon. I tell you large damage Squishy when she's reached but most of what I've seen in terms of battle. She she's she's she's not she's not She's not even touched at all, especially for PvE So for PvP probably you'll encounter somebody who can take her out of the back So just be careful on how you use her so far She has been my pure Priority Big in terms of fire. I used to use fen but in terms of damage output Rita is actually a star Not really fen fen has good damage output, but it's more spread within a few enemies as for Rita It's concentrated within one Especially for if you have a big Guardian in front or a big boss. She is really really helpful So if you haven't pulled for her, please do pull for her in her current manner I didn't pull for her because I had her before the banner came out So I'm actually lucky. I got her off banner. So again, if you haven't had her build her guys She's very useful. Most of the stages that I've seen are of fire our wind element.  So again Those are my thoughts of Rita and again comment down below. What do you need more? What do you need to know more about Rita? I'll be giving you guys a Let's let's let's go to a sample in terms of How she is actually being used. So let's Just do one here one sample of deep maze or have three to seven. So let's enter this one Okay, just one sample before we end on how I would usually use her in position her okay, so Right now when are loose. This is actually what I have been You know tinkering about so in terms of formation She should be at the the the back Outback and this you should have somebody in front of her Uh As far away as possible if you can so right now I have Rita there Nuno or a heater here. So This is actually my default team as of now when I when I'm clearing content So one wind Nuno is probably the best heater at this point in the game. Um, I'm gonna be covering her soon But let's check out this one I'm gonna do an auto so that you guys can appreciate How well she performs in auto Bear with me if everything is kind of You know kind of moving not so slow So she fires at a Very decent rate not really that fast because she has a sniper rifle So at this point as you can see she is at the back She stays well far of enemies in the front So you don't need to worry When when your garden is killed definitely you're gonna be worried, but um at this point, um I'm not worried Still have Nuno actually healing everybody. So not a problem So Again, she just needs to be set at the back Really need to this one. This one is her ultimate. This deals A lot of damage. So again, if you could interrupt that shield burst at that point There you go dead So both these two are great and being damaged Rita Probably very close to media in terms of single target damage. So that is it guys. So Hopefully you were able to You know get some tips on how I built her And how to use her how to position her and also I don't think you'll have a problem with Rita In in auto so she positions herself. Well, doesn't really isn't really isn't isn't careless on auto So again, very friendly for autoplay. So That is it guys. Thank you very much again comment down in the comment section What do you think of Rita?  So thank you very much guys again for staying this far Soria was out. Soria was away, but I'm here. I'm back and I can't wait for this game to be released in April 6 I'll be Every day.  So thank you very much guys for staying this far again Take care. Stay safe. It's the warden and I'm out of here


Hey guys, welcome back to my channel. So today I've got a cleaning video It has been a minute since I've made a cleaning video definitely before Thanksgiving. I think Anyways, but there's been a lot of changes to the house since I did my last cleaning video I've been doing some renter friendly hacks So if you are new to my channel, you definitely want to check out my vlogs because I've been talking about those on there So I started out in our room and just kind of tidied up This is my little office nook and a lot of people have been asking about this of where my computer is or where I do my editing and stuff. And so this is where it is. It's kind of hidden behind this door So you don't always see it, but it definitely needed to be freshened up today If I'm dreaming because you know of this feeling you're giving me next I got a load of laundry going I've been trying to do about one load a day and it's really been helping me I was in this routine a while back and kind of fell out of it and oh my goodness It just made laundry really pile up So now that I'm back on that routine such a stress reliever and I'm not worried about the laundry backing up So badly. I literally wash dry and fold one load every day I do use a combination of different things to clean and one of the things they use is something called Norwex claws So you're gonna see me use it with a paste here in a little bit on the countertops because there was something that was dark on the countertop and I really love them especially for windows not the paste but the cloths All you need is water to use them because they have colloidal silver in them Also, if I look a little bit funny It's because I have my self tanner on and it makes my skin look darker or just kind of off So I was letting it set in while I was cleaning So this was the next day and I kind of split this up into two days. So this dishpile is because the day before I was gone a lot and Cory my husband was home with our kiddos and he just decided he does do dishes and he does help clean But he decided to spend his time with the girls and just give them some attention And so the dishes got neglected, which was fine so I needed to run the dishwasher a few times this day as you'll see and I am not shy to do that I definitely would rather run my dishwasher a couple times in a day and use that time for something else Then to hand wash a bunch of dishes So here in the kitchen if you guys watch my vlogs you definitely know that there's been a lot of changes and This is where I've done a bunch of my renters hacks and things and I've been so happy with how it's turned out I know a lot of people were asking how I'm going to care for this floor So you'll see in a second here what I'm gonna do with it Before I'm doing this little table is actually something on my to-do list It really needs to be repainted particularly the chairs There's a lot of chips in them and they're just yeah looking like they need a new coat of paint So I'm thinking possibly in January After the holidays and when things slow down, I'm going to repaint this table set and just give it a fresh coat All right, so in taking care of this floor One of the things that I do is I use a broom instead of the vacuum cleaner just because I don't want it to Puncture it or to tear it up or anything and if you guys don't know this is actually contact paper on the floor And it's something that is a little bit of a renters hack You can cover up floor that you don't really care for and then I'm also mopping it with a Norwex mop these mops do not hold much water So they're kind of more like a damp mop and they do a really good job because they do have silver in them So they kill bacteria and they clean well But without damaging too badly and then the other thing is too is you can easily replace sections of this floor Something were to happen to it and I probably will replace it completely in a few months just because I don't want It to get too stuck I'm gonna be checking on it just to make sure that it's not hurting the floor underneath or that the adhesive is coming off Most of the other people that I've seen do this It's done well for them and they've never had an issue with the adhesive coming off on the back But I do want to keep an eye on it So I know there was a lot of concerns on my last couple videos about all of those things and I'm very mindful of them I truly believe in having respect for somebody else's property and I would never want to do anything that damages it If you're cleaning along with me today, I hope that you're getting all of your things done I know sometimes it's hard to get motivated and get up and get it done and every time I'm done cleaning I just feel like why don't I do this more often? There's days that I don't get my cleaning done and the house is a wreck and you know real life But it's so rewarding when you actually get up and get everything tackled and it feels so fresh And it definitely helps me be more mentally clear when my house is cleaned up So here is my one load of laundry for this day And I just feel like even if it takes me 30 minutes extra to fold a load of laundry and to load my dishwasher Though that 30 minutes will save me so much headache and to not have it all backed up and do it every couple days It might just be me But I feel like it's the most efficient way to get my dishes and laundry done. It's to do a little bit every day It's our way we're 66 and we keep on driving we just do what we want to do Our dishwasher runs so fast and so it was done by now and I just got everything out put it all away and then reloaded it Here I'd love it if you hit the subscribe button. 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The illicit use of heroin accounts for a large share of the health harms related to drug use in Europe. People who are dependent on heroin need to take it to avoid withdrawal symptoms such as panic, anxiety, muscle cramps and diarrhea. In the 1960s, three medical doctors suggested the use of synthetic opioids to stabilize users dependent on heroin, helping them to engage with treatment and work towards long-term recovery. Opioid substitution treatment, OST, is now the most common treatment for opioid dependence with an accepted evidence base for helping to reduce both health and social problems. OST stabilizes brain neurochemistry by replacing the short-acting illicit drugs like heroin with medicines that have a longer lasting effect like methadone or buprenophen. By taking regular, controlled doses of methadone, a heroin-dependent patient can reduce craving and withdrawal symptoms. Combined with psychosocial support, OST can help patients to stay in treatment and can reduce use of illicit drugs, mortality and crime to obtain the drug. Although OST is considered safe and effective, precautions need to be taken to avoid the inappropriate use of these substitution drugs, the so-called diversion of OST drugs. Diversion can occur at all stages of the drug supply process, both voluntarily through sale or trade of the medicine or involuntarily through loss or theft. Strategies to prevent diversion may target patients, prescribers and treatment systems. In Europe, these strategies include application of evidence-based guidelines, registries and medicine dispensers, and health education for physicians and patients. Opioid substitution treatment is a life-saving intervention and ensuring the quality of its provision makes it safer and more effective.


Hey everyone, this is Nick from 1iWork. Let's do a quick overview of how account holders and managers can manage their work chat environment. Work chat is the latest communication tool from 1iWork. It gives all users the ability to chat with their coworkers in real time, sending messages and pictures on their Android and iOS devices, as well as on the web. To start a conversation, open the work chat tab on your device. You can send a message to everyone in the business, like an announcement of a new product. You can also start a group conversation, let's say just between the people you know work a single position, like baristas at a coffee shop, or you can keep it just between two people, like a manager and employee. Every message sent has a timestamp, so you know when it was sent, and your messages will show how many people have seen it. You can turn off work chat under app settings. Keep in mind though, turning work chat off will delete all the conversations you and your coworkers have had. Turning it back on will create a blank slate. Work chat makes it super easy for your team to stay connected, on and off the job. For more information, check out the 1iWork Help Center at help.1iWork.com.