Abhijeet you drew with Maxime but it looked like you had something out of the opening. Yeah, I managed to surprise him in the opening which I mean this is sort of a line which was popularized by Anand Kelfand match and after that they just worked it out till draw and nobody was playing it so I just thought I will take a chance. If he remembers his stuff then okay I will make a draw and go back but fortunately for me either he got a bit greedy or he just didn't remember the line and after that I got a slight edge and probably after looking at the computer I realized that I should have kept the knight but it's like impossible to play like knight d4 then come back with knight f3 and what I chose seems to be like good practical chances what I got like after 96 with queen two rooks queen two rooks but yeah I mean he defended precisely and I couldn't make headway after that. So in this theoretical discussion you were basically trying to test Maxime's memory? Yeah because when I looked at his game I think the last time he faced this line was back in 2010 or 11 so I thought you know let's let's try it I mean worse come towards it will be a draw which is not that a bad result for me so yeah. Alright and now you've had three draws and three wins how do you feel about your progress so far? Well so far it's been okay like I missed one opportunity on the round two but then I was also lucky to survive in round three so I would say so far I've been playing pretty decent and let's see like how it goes up to this. Right and one last question are there so many top elite grandmasters playing here the world's best players some of them are here but there's one guy who always stands out in this tournament Hikaru Nakamura he's on five out of five how do you explain this beast mode that he has in this in these open events? I have no idea I mean he's he's super strong and somehow his style is so unconventional like on a given day like he can beat anybody like within one hour so I mean which works very well for the open event and all the other guys I mean also Maximus also has very how to put it like very different style I mean not very convention but I would say like Hikaru excels in such kind of events and like where the format when there is no round robin event so yeah I mean I actually don't know what makes him super strong in such kind of event but generally he's like super strong so it's fitting that he wins these kind of events. Right now going into round seven you will be amongst the top players on the top boards are you hoping for certain results in this round? No I'm just I'll just look at the pairing I'll just see who I'm playing and prepare for the game I mean it doesn't matter everybody's super strong here so yeah. Alright we wish you all the best with the remaining games. Thank you.


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That's going to be fun. Actually I have two presentations with me and well one of those was not yet public when I wrote my you know text for the call for papers because that's what we announced about one and a half week ago and I kind of want to ask all of you with a show of hands what you want to see well I'm gonna try and do both presentations but obviously that's not gonna fit so I'm gonna ask all of you what you want to see first namely the presentation of next loud hub which is the new thing that we announced one and a half week ago or should that start with the presentation of the you know some apps essentially of next loud so who would like to first hear more about this next out hub thing that we introduced hence okay and who would prefer the apps stuff first you make it terribly hard because it seems to be a 5050 well then I will just then I will just make an executive decision will go for hub there we go right then welcome false-dembers that's me as you can see I still look like myself mostly at least my name is Joss I work for next loud I'm one of the people who started this whole game in 2016 I do marketing which is why they sent me to talk to all of you I'm the one who hates talking least or actually I kind of like it and what I'm going to talk about of course today is next loud an excellent hub now I will walk you quickly through a little bit of the thoughts and ideas behind next loud and next hot hub before I get to the actual technical meet I hope that that will fit all your ideas of the world and if not then maybe you learn something new which is also good and usually when I talk about next loud I talk about privacy and what privacy means for an individual why it is important etc and I've been given that talk here at foster them ready couple of times and some of you might have seen it already and I think with what's been happening lately in in the world of well tech you know the revelation of the revelation of stuff Facebook and Snowden and everything I kind of think that most of you already know why privacy is important and why there is an issue with putting all your data in the clouds as in with somebody else etc so I'm actually going to try and and bring the conversation to a slightly different level a little more well college strategic so today most of the data that we as Europeans create by walking around you create data on your phone location data by writing emails you create data by taking pictures you do almost everything we do these as creates data somewhere and that somewhere is usually well either here or there and only very little is is in Europe and this is not a scale because if it was to scale then the EU would actually be much smaller an estimate I read was that only 4% of the data that we generate stays in the EU the rest goes either under jurisdiction of American companies or is physically in in the US now of course this is mostly about who owns the data and controls it rather than where it physically is because we all know the cloud is everywhere right nobody can really say where it is not even these companies that run at themselves can pinpoint for every bit where it is and where the copies are and everything else so what's the issue with this now there's kind of a new term a new name for this and digital sovereignty is what you hear thrown around and in Germany they have been talking about is a fair bit and what they have done is to start a project called guy X next cloud is involved in that a little bit and and that's one effort of trying to deal with this now you wonder okay what is the problem with this okay privacy if you don't control your own data and then somebody else does then you know they know where you do where you live what you do and all this stuff and that has all the known implications for your life but what does this mean for us as Europe or for us Belgium or us as Germany or even for companies this has implications because what happens with this data and is of course there's a lot of money being earned with it today but a part of what's being done with this is also that technology for tomorrow is being developed using our data from today yeah I mean what company in this world is best at recognizing faces in pictures Facebook why well we first gave them and then tagged for free for them all our pictures so they have an enormous database with faces and names attached and they can train neural networks better than any other company in the world so if you're a startup here in Brussels and you want to build an AI that is better at recognizing pictures where do you find a huge database of faces that are tagged and fully prepared can try to ask Google they probably won't give it to you they might even cite privacy concerns so you know there is a bit of an issue here right if we want to build the next generation of self-driving cars here in Germany the car manufacturers are in my opinion not doing a great job at this at the moment I feel they're falling behind it's a problem for Europe and if we want to build the next generation of self-driving cars we need data who is getting all this data at the moment any of you ever driven in a car with Android Auto it's bloody convenient right also at least I really like it but you know all the data is being streamed directly to the US they're already in a quite a nice position to build a self-driving car because they know where they are how fast they drive they know everything that's why Google Maps is a good they know everything European companies will not be able to compete and I mean if the German car industry goes down yeah in the next 10 20 years because well they won't sell cars individuals anymore but 90% of the cars will probably be sold to companies like Uber because people will stop driving their own car because I mean you get these cars that are self-driving that Uber lends to you for like very little money for an hour so owning a car I mean I don't know if you ever noticed but most young people I mean the 20s 25 people a lot of them don't own a car anymore that car ownership is going down like a rock and it's going to continue like that so most cars are going to get sold to five big companies and they will have a buying power that will squeeze the companies that make cars until they have almost no profit so they will stop innovating because you need money and profit to be able to innovate well and waste money on bureaucracy which also something they're really good at so no innovation in Germany no more profits being made in Germany all the companies that deliver parts for these cars are also going to get squeezed because you know there are very little profits anymore so the innovation in you know other parts of technology that are being delivered for these cars is going to get squeezed the impact on the European economy is going to be huge yeah so we're not going to be able to do cars anymore which is one of the last things I guess Europe still produces and does reasonably well we're not going to be doing any of the new tech stuff because all the data we would need for it is in the U.S. or in China so what are we going to do next I don't know buy the stuff from the others maybe yeah we're going to become kind of a franchise for American companies so talking about strategic this is a problem yeah that we collectively have and businesses have this but also governments now this is what digital sovereignty is about and of course you know there is a problem yeah we're here at or a solution we're here at FOSDM so obviously open source is definitely going to be part of the answer to this but as you might know a lot of these neural network training technology and stuff this is already open source Google is happy to open source the the neural network software not the training data of course so this is not completely the solution yeah one important thing is we need to take back control over our data we need to make sure that it's hosted here or at least under our control by European companies by Europeans or well um at least under our control now obviously there are many technologies we need for that there will need to be networks of like open stack and that kind of stuff to store massive amounts of data the universities will start need to start to take more control over this data but of course one part is we will need to have a place where normal people can put their data where companies can put their data where they're editing documents and you know working together where they have video calls where you're chatting with other people where you're working with your calendar your contacts your mail well one of those obviously that's why I'm here is next slide we are building an open source well platform where you can put your files and this is what you all know as next cloud that's the platform where you put your files you can share them with other people you cannot comment to your files etc etc and of course together with that you have a couple of other apps that always have been coming with next cloud you have the photos app you have an activities app that you can see what happened to your files and we introduced some time ago another app that you could install if you wanted to which is next slide talk they can have video calls and you can chat with other people and install a mobile app so you can call other people on your phone all via your own private next slide we have a mail client we have a calendar well contacts and a calendar app so these pieces are here and what we wanted to do was to change a little bit how next cloud presents itself because over time next cloud was like you have the files thing and then you install the others as apps and what you then get you probably know is these apps in the top bar as you can see here on top now you have all these different apps yeah so the change we wanted to make was to actually move them as you just saw in this nice animation kind of on the same level next slide is no longer about files now we are in 2020 everybody expects to also be able to have a chat to also be able to share a file in the chat room and edit it to attach a file to a calendar item so it's more become more and more important to have all the pieces in one place and this is essentially what next slide hub is about yeah the new name is in the end just a change in how we present what you get when you install next cloud from now on there is a box on the bottom with well checkbox that is checked by default that says install recommended apps and when you just continue click click next next what you will get is all of these apps you will be able to edit documents to share files but also to have a video call a chat create calendar read your email with standard next slide now I'm going to go quickly through some of the changes in next slide that we did on top of this this change of making it kind of a bundle and again you can still of course not install some of these apps and use all the pieces separate so well next slide files that's for the file management uploading downloading files searching well we have recommended files already for a while on top so if somebody commented on a file or shared a file with you you will immediately see it on top you don't need to drill down in folders and just find it um there's a grid view tagging comments you can see what happens to your files and what well and the whole sharing of of course we have a new sharing sidebar but it looks rather similar to the old one except for some minor changes so I will skip that now one option that we recently added is that you can choose that every time a file is shared with you you have to accept it first if you get a lot of stuff shared with you that might not be nice but if it's not so much then this can be helpful and you have the ability to hand up ownership of a folder or a file to somebody else that it's really not just shared with them but actually they own it now that can be nice if you're moving between projects for example in a company or in a team now the other big thing that we did is we call it workspaces or smart workspaces and what it is is above your folder is now a place where you can essentially put context of that folder so you can explain what the folder is for what it is about and you know you can go pretty far you can put the do list there you can even put files in it and an image and other things so if you're working with a group of people on the whole folder structure you can actually explain what each folder is for so that your colleagues stop putting the wrong file in the wrong folder you know you're always looking for the contract some person puts them there another one puts them there well you can now yell at them right there on top and this is also available on mobile so on your android phone you can also see this you can also edit this space and it's even collaborative editor it's built on next slide text which we introduced in next slide 17 so when you're editing that field and somebody else start editing it too no problem you're just both editing at the same time you see it's other making changes you can even see the other persons in there and again also works on mobile so it's a complete collaborative solution we introduced file locking i mean most of you probably know what that is you can look a file so that others know that you're working on it and then of course they can ping you on the chat and say hey why did you lock the file how long is it going to take and when are you ready that's where it gets of course really nice now i have a nice video where i show all of this in action but because of time i'm going to skip that sorry i'll play a video at the end but it'll be a short one so photos we essentially rewrote the gallery app to make it a lot faster and nicer to use of course it still looks largely similar except you have now these nice sidebar and when you're viewing a file you can actually have a sidebar on the side so you can well even have a video call to discuss a file if you want nice thingy is that there's this community app called maps which is essentially kind of a google maps replacement and that there's integration with the file photos app so that you can actually see your photos based on the location where they were taken next lot talk that's a well put your chat in one place the decent or centralized decentralized chat in a way and well we rewrote user interface here it mostly is a lot snappier but it's also nice that for the millennials among us which probably most we now show emojis a bit bigger because you know colors there's a reply feature as well and the sidebar now has a search on top so rather than having to scroll for the whole list to find that call it you can use a search that filters you can immediately start a new conversation there's also a new dialogue for creating conversations so you can easily step through two steps to have a conversation and the lobby which we introduced in 17 is of course still available so you pick a time and date and then until then there's a lobby available for the people who are watching the really cool video verification feature of course still working so if you're sharing a file and you want to make sure that only the person who is supposed to get it gets it instead of sending the password maybe even be another channel that's still impossible that the spouse or a kid has access to their phone so with this feature you actually first have to start a video call and only then do you give access to the files so you really are 100% sure that only the person you just talk to gets access to it and not whoever got their hands on their phone it's quite nice yeah talk has commands so you can do a poll or you know connect it to github and get a warning when I don't know a test fails and of course all of this is available on mobile as well I'll skip this one because we have only a few minutes left calendar wrap so we rewrote the calendar wrap as well user interface again I mean it's a calendar wrap it looks like 2020 not like some of the others that look more like 1995 but it's still a calendar wrap it has a couple of nice features one of them that I personally really like is that when you're having a when you create a meeting you can create a talk room for the event there's just a button and then you click and then a talk room is created and added to the invitation so that you can have a call right there or a chat for the people who are joining and of course there's now a free busy view which is something we really needed to add and I think that is yeah create a talk room for this event so next about mail also made a whole bunch of steps forward one of the nice new things in mail that we did is actually it recognizes it in a rary so if you get a mail from well the train or airplane or travel company then it gets recognized other than top and if you click on the plus button you can actually meet the other to the calendar it's quite nice and it supports well hundreds of different companies but these are some of them so it's a pretty cool thing we did this together with the kd community I think there's a talk about it at FOSDEM or there might be not entirely sure but it's pretty nice and of course there's a video of it which you can see on our website but I won't play it here next lot flow is really nice it's essentially the idea is to automate boring tasks so you can do something like you know somebody drops a file in a specific folder there's a message in the chat room or I don't know somebody uploads a file in that folder and it gets turned into a pdf and email to somebody else these kind of features can now be configured in a pretty nice interface we're still adding more actions to it but there are like five or six at the moment you can also run a script over file automatically so you can essentially do pretty much anything and one of our developers is writing a app where you can just hit a uh how do you say that like think you're on a server that you can connect it to external web apis and just the rest apis thing that you can talk to it from other tools so you could in theory use next cloud for your whole home automation for example if you want to um and a nice thing is of course you can combine these two because you can then describe what's going to happen in that folder just in top of the text on top of that folder which of course quite convenient we had already a third party developer integrate this this is an app I think it's called data analytics that can analyze a whole bunch of data which can be updated live um and it can for example reanalyze the data when a file gets uploaded in a specific folder or gets updated and it can also do actions like when the date hits certain threshold put a message in the chat room these things you can connect it into the whole system um well all of this available is on mobile as well for the desktop client we have new menu coming um I know I'm just spouting a lot of stuff because there's always so much happening in next cloud that it's really hard to keep it short and we're also pretty much at the end of time and I haven't even gotten to all the other apps yet there are 200 of them in our app store I'm kind of sorry for that but I'm thinking I'm out of time and I just need to stop it one minute yeah well there we go um Luke we're essentially going after office 365 of this now we're trying to offer a real alternative to office 365 that you can host yourself that's 100 open source as a business of course you can get support from us as a company that's how we earn our money but as a private user run it on your draw box etc now we've seen all kinds of cool stuff that we have in this release but some of you might think well there's one thing missing because I still get these bloody Microsoft Office documents from people I still need to be able to edit them well you can download them and then use the file locking there is of course Colabora and only Office which you can install if you know what a reverse proxy is if you don't you're kind of out of luck because it's really hard to install that stuff well we solved that so the biggest thing I think that we did for this release is that we essentially made a pig fly we made only office integrated in such a way that it's just one click and it works no proxies no configuration in Apache or nginx no docker containers nothing just it works you can add a document Microsoft Office documents or OD documents with other people including a sidebar have a chat or a video call while you're editing the document it just bloody works my time is up thank you all very much any time for questions or not four minutes well what could not be answered in four minutes yes so the question is if the only office integration works on mobile I haven't tested it yet but it should if it doesn't it's a bug we will fix it ASAP any more questions yes no and we will not because honestly dovetail is perfectly fine and there are others as well and the strength of next cloud is of course the web interface or the the end user experience where everything is integrated and the back ends of it honestly we don't want to do there are other people who do that better our strength within user interface where you can share a file directly into a chat room where you can you know connect the chat room to a calendar item we don't need to build a calendar server or a mail server other people do that better than we do we build the user experience any more questions so the question is if you from outlook can schedule an online meeting room in next cloud and yes and no there is an outlook connector available I don't think it has yet support for this feature that it can create a talk room automatically so that you will still have to do manually but being able to book resources like a meeting room that feature should be there even an outlook yes yes well there's another video which I'm not going to be able to play there are those apps I promised there's one thing I wanted to say all of this is available right now yeah can download all of it and it'll work if there's not anything else yeah so the question is if we're going to create like a package for for example Debian what we try to do is to make a tarball that works for as many people as possible and leave the packages the packages to the packages so even our docker images and other things they're created by the community um yeah I think that's the right model for us at the moment we focus on making a nice interface I I have a nice video but the problem is probably that there will be no sound well next cloud hub next cloud hub is the full content collaboration suite to manage all your documents and communications and only one worry-free package so to speak with next cloud files you can manage all your files and documents you can download and upload you can find everything the full text search and by tagging and of course you can share documents and collaborate with others for example with Carl Paulette Mickey and many more at the same time in next cloud photos you can find and view all your photos and videos just like this one oh that was nice in next cloud talk you can chat with others work on documents and even do audio and video calls like in a real office and best of all you can even participate from your mobile phone in the next cloud calendar you can manage share sync all your appointments with your phone and desktop there are any more questions I'll post the video and next cloud hub even includes a full featured office suite that lets you edit all your office documents together with others you remember Carl Paulette Mickey here they are again the powerful content collaboration platform with all the features you by the way the entire next cloud hub is open source and can run on premises so you have control over your own data your cloud your data next cloud well that's a pitch there are 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Hey, bolo buddies. Thanks for watching. Okay, this is part two part one is Clothing I sold on Poshmark, which I am gonna put that video over on my other channel sourcing with Bolo buddies So be sure that you are subscribed to that channel and if you're interested in clothing Please go over to that channel and look for the Poshmark clothing items video and in this video, I'm gonna share with you hard goods that I sold on Poshmark I really really like selling hard goods on Poshmark These items were cross-posted to eBay and Mercari and they sold fastest on Poshmark so I kind of like to tell people that because it gives you an idea of things that Might sell better on Poshmark and that is why I cross post my items I do use list perfectly and as an extension it does cost month a monthly fee But it's worth every penny it Speeds things up so much. So it saves me time time time and time is money So if you want to check that out, there's a video in the description that shows you how I use list perfectly And you can get 30% off your first month with coupon referral code Bolo buddies all one word So feel free to message me with questions. I'll do the best they can to answer them I do not use the catalog at this time. It's something I would like to do in the future But at this time I'm just starting on eBay and then cross posting to Mercari and Poshmark You guys ready to see some Bolo items Bolo stands for be on the lookout if you're new here and I'm gonna tell you where I got the item What I paid for it and what it sold for so let's get started. All right, the first item is Play town wooden figures now I have never seen these I had no idea what they are or Where they come from and I still don't know where they come from But I think I used Google lens to find these and check out the horse. It's like part wood part plastic just very I Don't know But these came in a mystery box and I was like they're cool. I'm gonna list them and they sold pretty quickly I sold these for $15 The next item I sold is this vintage abalone shell stretch bracelet This came out of my bulk buy. I bought it on eBay to sell on eBay and I did a whole series on this I went and I picked up 344 pounds of jewelry that I bought off someone on eBay who I went and met because she lived in Pennsylvania and I lived in Ohio so we met and We ended up becoming friends. She's super sweet super nice and Yeah, I got a great deal. I've put a lot of work into it But my whole idea was I'm gonna unbox it on my YouTube channel That was part of the reason that I was so excited about it and I still have so much to list So I won't even go there But I have a bunch of unboxing videos on this channel if you guys want to go check them out Some of the items are listed some of them most of them are not But I will get to them someday But yeah, that series kind of flopped Unfortunately, so any of my Unboxing and sourcing videos are now gonna be on my other channel sourcing with Bolo buddy So if you like that kind of stuff definitely go over there I will have one From time to time on this channel But most of them are gonna be on that channel and there's a link down in the description of the video for that as well The next item I sold is this waxing poetic it's an F and this is nine to five. Let me get you what it looks like on the back I got I think seven or eight of these in a Dibble box and a Dibble box is I bought it from a YouTube auction from Donna Telebot Alino and it's called a Dibble box it's a Dibble bit of this and a Dibble bit of that and it's basically a reseller box and I was bidding on an auction at On Donna tell us channel and I bid this auction Up to a hundred and ten dollars and if you want to see what I got in the box I think it was like over eight hundred dollars that I'm gonna make on this box It was amazing, but I was bidding against other people So I did go up to a hundred and ten and you guys know like I'm so cheap So go check out that video to see what else was in it was a great box But I think I have two of these left in different letters But this sold for twenty two dollars. Here is the signature or branding. What do you call that? It's signed and it is nine to five But these little charms pendants they have they sell with the initial Yeah, F letter F All right The next item I sold is this lift and flat lift the flat books and if you guys watch my sourcing with polo buddies I did a I do my what solds over there from the weekend And this was one of the items and I hold them up and I show you guys and this item was kind of a womp womp By the time Poshmark took their fee and I added them the discounted shipping I made like a dollar but I did get some really sweet comments of people that were appreciative that I share with them my Failures also I'm like I'm gonna try books and I paid like I think two dollars each for these so Not a good polo item. So skip that one guys Now if you can get these at a garage sale for like ten cents by all means definitely do it But don't pay two dollars for them like I did I just wanted to make sure my screen share was up Okay, the next item I sold is this creations the Paris pocket watch pendant. I got this from a garage sale this one to Did take a little while to sell but um, you know, that's kind of how it is with jewelry The next item I sold is This frozen Elsa and Anna reversible doll and you can see This is my photo. You will see it. Someone else is using it on Poshmark, which whatever. I don't care But I was like I was searching for it because I had two of them and I'm like, where's the other one? Like why isn't it listed and I saw they're listing. I'm like, oh there it is and then I'm like wait a minute That's not my listing. So Yeah, so somebody else is using my photo, but that's fine And then this Batman plush So they bought the two items for a bundle price of twenty dollars and I had this listed at 25 because it's a harder to find Reversible doll and I had this listed for 14 and somebody offered me 20 for both and I'm like sold So I am very negotiable on my pricing Sometimes it depends on the day like if I have sold nothing that day. I am more inclined to take a low ball offer. So Yeah, 20 bucks. I was happy with that these plush I pick up for usually a dollar or less the next item came out of a It was a reseller box from Donatella's auction, but this was the very first one that I bought and I paid 25 dollars for it It was before her auctions Had tons of people and I got a steel of a deal on this box 25 dollars free shipping I have a video on that one also. Oh my goodness. I got so much stuff in this box It was amazing But this was just kind of one of those items where I said I was gonna list the whole box and I did And this was I was like, I don't know if it'll ever sell but I'm gonna list it and I sold her for ten dollars So I was super excited. It's CMC reading glass necklace holder Nothing special just like to hold your glasses. It's cute, but again, probably not it's a long tail item But yeah, I was like I'm listing everything in the box And she had like a little baggie of jewelry and this was one of the items in it Basically when Donna does her jewelry she takes it and she drops it in a bag and doesn't look at it So you can get some really great deals. The next item I sold came out of a mystery box. This is super cute It's kind of got that primitive country look to it. It's a pillar candle and it's a wood wrap little Halloween It's super cute. I did take a best offer of 10 bucks on that and was happy to see it go The next item is this American girl wheelchair. It was broken one of the Right here on the arm was missing, but it still sold I did take a best offer of $20 on this And it was missing that part. So that was good. I can't I think that was a garage sale for a couple bucks or something All right, these are this is a great Bolo these are the Hasbro Sesame Street workshop figures and They're dated 2010 and 2011 now I probably could have sold these individually for more But I decided to lot these up and I sold these for $60 and the buyer paid shipping The next item are some of my cats meow. I bought a bunch of these at a garage sale So I've got pennies in these I would say probably less than a dollar for the four items And I sold these for $30 and the buyer paid shipping The next item is this retired Boyd's Bear Katie the berry proud TJ's and I she's not very big But she is not the ones that are going for crazy money right now If you guys have not watched my Boyd's Bear video go check it out I don't know why there are certain ones that are trending right now I have no idea why by the time this video posts. I'm not sure if they will still be trending So make sure you check out that video But make sure you do your research to see if they are still trending because something's definitely going on with those And you can find that video by searching My YouTube channel for Boyd's Bears The next one is this express black circle scarf. This came from a discount store I've got a buck or two in it and I sold it for 10. So that one This monster high doll. She has no clothes. She's naked and I got her from a garage sale She is from 2008. I did get great feedback saying that her She was better than they thought and I'm looking at this hair like whoa I put hair needs washed and styled. Yeah, the hair definitely needs needs a little help And if you would like to know how to fix hair on dolls go over to my reseller treasure She has a video on it. I did post it in my Facebook group my Bolo buddies Facebook group But if you just go directly to her YouTube channel, you can Find out how to fix Barbie hair. She did it on Barbie hair But I think Barbie hair and monster high hair is probably the same But anyway, I sold her for about I sold her for $12 and had about probably 50 cents or less in her The next item I sold is this emoji poop.  I Don't know. I got I I forget where I got it I don't know if it was in a mystery box or I buy plush all the time at garage sales But I probably had 50 cents or less in it and I sold it for $9 The next item is this costume jewelry bangle bracelets lot some really cute bracelets I just decided to lock them up and I sold these for $24 and I had Probably a dollar or two in these they came from my bulk buy I bought it on eBay to sell on eBay I'm maybe a dollar or less The next item is this Lego Bionicle. I bought a bunch of Lego Bionicles in a bulk buy So I don't know a buck or two in this and I sold this for $45 The next item is this vintage trucker snapback hat and I did learn from Tim on Over the years YouTube channel that this is called scrambled eggs and I guess that's a good keyword to put in your title I called it gold leaf So I don't know if it would have sold quicker or for more money if I would have put scrambled eggs, but Yeah, what do you guys think about that? Let me know in the comments I sold this for $20 picked it up at a garage sale for 50 cents The next item are these making memories eyelets with case. I don't even know what these are for I picked them up in a big craft lot at a garage sale and I Only put this item on Poshmark. I don't know why but I think because I listed all the craft items and I thought people would bundle and They did I sold a bunch in bundles when I it was back during quarantine I listed a bunch and people bundled like crazy And I think I sold a lot of it too cheap, but these took a little while longer and again I don't know what they're for but they sold for $12. The next item is this house of Lloyd Christmas frame I think this came out of a mystery box and it says me and Santa So it's just a frame and I sold this for $17 The next item I sold are these Thomas the train Trains and I will look them up individually a lot of times like this train was a little bit harder to find train So I listed it at $12. These are from the Sodor Playset so I put them together in a lot and then these are like you pull them and they have a string and then they Come together when they drive And I had those at 22 somebody offered me 40 for all of them. I went ahead and took that I picked these up at garage sales pretty cheap. Sometimes I get them in mystery boxes But probably had $5 and less or less than all of them The next item I sold is this Briar Amelia 2014 horse of the year. She's in their original box This came from a garage sale. I had about three two or three dollars in it I can't remember one sale. I think it was two dollars and I bought a whole bunch of new old stock items But yeah Yep, pretty cool sold it for $80 you guys So that was definitely a bow low a lucky find for sure The next item came from my bulk buy. I bought it on eBay to sell on eBay 344 pounds almost 350 I put 350 just because it's just a rounded up number but Yeah, sold these for $12. They're super cute. They're they have the magnetic closure So they're real easy to put on yourself But I've got quite a bit of jewelry listed and quite a bit left to list All right, you guys those are my hard goods that I sold on Poshmark if you would like this to see the clothing from the same time frame you can go over to my sourcing with Bolo Buddy's YouTube channel and check that out as always. Thank you for being here. Thank you for watching be sure to like comment subscribe and share and Oh that list perfectly videos down there too if you guys want to check that out. All right you guys Thanks for watching


we are going to discuss statement of changes in equity. Now, this is basically a new statement which used to call previously retained earning statements, but now it's a new name and in this particular statement we call have ordinary shares which you call common shares reported at par. If there is any premium on it that should be reported separately then we have the retained earnings. These are the profits which are accumulated over a number of years after taking out any dividend paid. Revaluation reserve, when we do some revaluation of assets only then we record this revaluation reserve and this is not going to stay in this report forever. Ultimately, when that asset is used up these reserves will be reversed to the retained earnings. Why the balance sheet balance? Because assets are equal to liabilities plus equity. So, two sides of it, one side is assets and the other side is liabilities and equity. So, whenever an investor put anything into the business it goes to the asset side and then on the other side it's added to his equity, the shares. Now, when a businessman invests let's say other than cash whatever he bring into the business even if he brought some of his own assets let's say into a business so assets will be debited again capital will be credited. So, that's why it always any transaction we are taking taking place in the business they effects both side of the balance sheet even profit and loss even income expense they all effect straight away through the balance sheet. Anyhow, we prepare this statement towards the end of the year but it is definite that anything you are adding or deducting from it balance the balance sheet. The transaction effect both side of the balance sheet. Now, the change of equity statement as you can see there is a share capital there is share premium there is a retained earnings and the reserves and the total. Now, starting from the opening balance because we need to give comparative to start from let's say 1st January 19 and then 19 income and the dividend paid and then we cover the balance at the end of the period of 19 and then currently we have the current income and we have the dividend paid and we have the fair value revaluation. So, wherever there is a change we need to make a change. Let me tell you another thing here that if a company buy its own shares from the market that is supposed to be deducted out of the share capital and from the total as well and on those shares we are not going to pay any dividends basically they are unissued shares later on we can sell them later on we can issue them but when you bought it that will be reflected in the statement of change in equity. Now, legal status and nature of business legal status here means that is it a public limited company or it is a private limited company or it is even sometime government departments government companies like as a like lasco and all that they are also now the basis of preparation that is also very important accounting convention we use to prepare these statements is historical cost historical cost means the day the cost incurred whenever the cost incurred at that time the you pay the money that will be recorded now later on there is a change so we follow some other standards but generally all these accounts are being prepared under the historical cost concept though we use estimates and judgments as well management is allowed to use judgment for example how much depreciation should be charged again not necessarily whatever amount we are charging is exactly amount reduction from the asset account no we just estimate maybe 10% maybe 20% for example building maybe 2% but so far motor vehicle maybe 25% so here we knew use our own judgment which which amount we are supposed to charge to the income statement summary of significant accounting policies as a now for the students I will recommend please you must have one published reports of any company maybe a textile maybe a cement company or maybe any type of company but you should have a complete report and you can see among those reports that after the balance sheet income statement cash flow statement change in equity statement you will come across notes to the account and among those notes to the account there is a list called significant accounting policy now significant not all but significant one which is very important for example you are borrowing money from the bank so balance sheet says loan from the bank but the notes will tell you exactly if the loan is borrowed what security is behind it what is the mark of rate on it how much balance in the balance in previous years and current year so all those details should be in the notes notes in the shape of notes now new revised standards if we are following because now it is also required some standard for example from 1918 2018 the new standards are being followed so we have to mention the detail your these accounts are being prepared under this this this these standards all those details are given property plan and equipment long term loans stock in trade share capital all notes are there and let me tell you about the share capital in the share capital we give the details that how many shares you have issued how much how much is the authorized capital how many have you issued and to whom you have issued a detail of shareholder pattern will be given but if some individual companies are buying your shares or let's insurance company have bought some shares banks have bought some shares so you have to mention them that how these shares are going to be allocated the detailed notes another thing you have to mention the capacity of your business as well how much you have the rated capacity that these many units you can produce now question is what exactly you produce so what is the percentage 90% 95% or maybe 100% but you need to mention that this is our rated capacity and this capacity we have achieved so they are all in this shape of notes thank you very much