Adi na ne, badu una chase dreams ako, ama tu kuwaji.  Wacha tu somi kumete mbilita tu apa iwei. Remember the hashtag is first day vibes. So we have one mose milacha kise nanyuki kanga ita present. Edu kuwaji isa mismavalu na chike oswali. Acha na tu na ayo. Bus, pole, pole bus. Pedi wa, wow. Pedi wow. Okay, spoil eh. So I'm still chasing eh. Chisha badu na chase banana standi opatise. So I'm still pushing na itajim sada please. Flick brayo ata ametaki. Do it kese, don't ask me. Me ne kei moji ako kumkone. Like don't do it Val, don't do it. So ni how he says ni hache tu. Manu yule moja I see you and I appreciate you. Henry Otieno says ni hache please. Nika ma, adhutake kuulis okama. Badu tu na chase dreams eh tu. Hashtag it's 35 minutes of Val by the way. Or at color me Val, Val who likes colors very, very much. As you can see. Na na mutua pa na kubali sena kubali ni ni, but it's fine. So let's go to our first set of guests. These are two very handsome gentlemen and they have a collaboration. So we're going to get to know them a little bit as well as their music. Karibu ni Sana. Yeah, it's Shukran. Welcome, Karibu ni Sana. I love you Karibu Sana. Now I'm going to get to suffer a little bit here. Languages are too. Hue? So you just forgive me if my mind just cross wires. Nigeria and South Africa. Nigeria and South Africa. So when do you South Africa? I'm a South African. Hue, hue, hue, hue. But I'm from Kenya. Allah! You want to pay ma you're measuring us. Yeah, yeah. You're measuring us. I still don't believe him, but it's fine. Can you introduce yourself? Okay, my name is Brandy Valo. I'm an artist. I do music. What kind of music do you do? I do specifically hip-hop. I do gospel, hip-hop, gospel. I do dance of gospel. I do funk music. I'm feeling comfortable. You can show us kus to it. I only bite just a little bit. Tell me about yourself now. Okay, my name is Jude Julius. I'm a Nigeria songwriter and a singer. I'm from Lagos. What's Lagos like? Is it as hot as they tell us? Yeah, sometimes it's not hot. Really? Yeah. I hear people in Nigeria wake up angry, because it's always so hot. It's not like Kenya. Kenya is hot. This is hot for you. But it bites me. This is hot? Yeah, in Kenya it's hot. Have you been to the coast yet? Oh, not really. Have you been to the east yet and you are complaining, this is... Also, sometimes I always like... ... You lived in a lot of shade. You lived in a palace in Lagos. I can't see the problem here. It's not the sun. I'm not saying that in Lagos it's so weird. It's sunny, but it's not as hot as Kenya. Yeah, it's way far hotter than Nigeria. They told me last week on Friday, in Lagos you just hear sounds of generator. You don't even hear birds singing. We had a matam. What's that? We had matam, we were in the dry season. It's always hot. But Kenya, even though it's not... We're not even in the dry season yet. It's so hot. So in Nigeria. I also still don't believe it. Both of you came to light me at this. It was a good place to be. Yes. You said? It was a good place to be. It was a good place to be. Yeah, sure, sure. I'm not telling if I can agree. I'm just trying to tell you. Are you asked to me? Let's agree to disagree now. Tell me about your music. Tell me about how it has been so far since you came. Okay. Where should I start from? Okay, I have two tracks so far. And one music video on YouTube. This song is tied to Beaker. I know that he gave that to Pastor Hess. And he's a man of God. We are on this first day of that day. So in this heat some guy featured. The guy, yeah. Your boy? Yeah, he's actually my guy. So I didn't see him on my boy. I see him as my brother. So I featured him. And yeah, he's a... I see him as a Kenyan, a Christian rapper. Yeah, sure. And then, I'll go as a God. I think the song has been trending, I believe, I think, which ranks more. Before I come to your side of the story.  I go and tell me it's Grace. Well, I'm on board. So yeah, that's yeah. All right. You can just say thanks also.  There we go. So I didn't come back. Piaw na krapo utanem. There he is. The God. See Grace, I'm on board. I'm on board. See Masin, Miss Kya Masin, I'm on board. Every morning new. I'm on board. Talk to me. How did you two meet? And how was it working with him? So, the story I told you is how we met with Jude, my fellow artist here. I've been in church for a long time. So, I'm on board. I'm on board. I'm on board. I'm on board. I'm on board. I'm on board. I'm on board. I'm on board. Hey, as long as it's joy. I know, I've never been slapped by a problem. You just, you have no choice. You just go back to go. Okay, alright. So, between real man any God you call, Akini, Unapatafitu zina ufanyikiya tu anyo kia mgalia, mga mga miki kutua. So, how we met with these my fellow artist. Eliko akwa problem pala Indonesia. Nilipo ne Akifo then. Haiya. Nika mwa niru di kwa God. Nima zakunda church daysia, We go back to the story. What happened exactly? I didn't know it was that deep. No, it was just a personal kiazibat. Njimujiwe tuniki tumba ili hapen, then after miku ponean kusimacha ni stickwa board man. Gotal ni tumbali. My first time to come to church house of grace, I got to know my fellow artist here, Jude. And then when I went to church, mone kano hangu na kanga tumsa ni dana kusimacha. We need to do a project. First of all, I wanted to perform at the podium. Then they were happy with my songs. Over 500 people were watching me dana kusimacha. We need to come to church. I went to church daily. Namusai mi ni kwa ni gwadi ni kwa kwa. Jude, siya mi na kwa? Ya, ya. No, I'm not laughing at me kwa please. I'm happy for you. I really am. I was just loosely translated.  So that's why he started going to church. So I'm also in the understanding that sometimes you can have a problem. The problem that takes you back to your maker. Like honest, you just help me out. So if you help me, I want to beat. I want to do again. Tell me how it has been working with him. And people just walk into your church. You just give him the podium to sing. Well, not really. Well, he just looks like he's a very good performer. How is that divination going on? How is that divination going on? Like you said, we got to know each other. We got to know each other. We got to know each other. And we happened to be in the main other square. In the U square. So knowing the father is an artist and have listened to most of his songs. And there was a time we went out for usually in the church there. We are like families. So we go out to have fun with new places. With the family. So we began singing. I saw the potential. And he as well was a bouquet there. So one day we shall do up a level. We don't have time to be birds. I just got the inspiration, like I said. During the time of close to the time of my pastor's party. And then I became if I called on him, let's do it together then we release it. So now I'm talking about you're talking about how we do it. I would like to just see him and just give him the mic. Actually before you get that, why are you so significant? Why are you so significant? Oh yeah, because it was so important because now when I joined House of Grace okay let me say this way I was appointed to serve in House of Grace and become a minister there. And so far God has been working on me. And when he counts sales I get from him all those things just make me makes me feel makes me feel back in the Lord again because you know at the point when you don't feel when he comes in country as is new and you feel kind of relaxed, kind of discouraged you know my problem is the communication expert just for any other thing but when I joined House of Grace I'm surrounded by families that's I'm surrounded by families that's supporting me in almost everything my past to last my past that was very kind of my past so he's a very very humble person always counts sales me and that motivates my spirit and yeah that's it and I'm thinking about families getting to know how to speak this language was quite challenging I've been very sincere but with my family from the church past their hares and and the main hall of choir they are trying their best to teach me and as well trying to give me the necessary support as we are able to survive but in Kenya this is not a hobby for you guys we are very very deep into this very very deep you are going to touch every day you actually have a family you are very intentional wow spiritual thing we are just we are we are on a mission we are going to open a smile smile smile dude please do that I'm always looking forward to practice I'm always looking forward to meeting my family because the time we meet each other is on Saturdays Fridays and on Sundays I will spend the whole day to hear that when people are going out here going to church of course they have to go to church church falls before any other king and they will say sikia the kingdom of god first and every other thing even though I don't chase money even though I'm broke even though I'm kind of lacking something and I choose to still remain with God those things can just come as a favor and then it's been happening tell me something what story is this 2 church are laughing up on Mike how I don't know if it's God's favor I don't know if it's God's favor I don't know if it's God's favor eh eh eh if it's God's favor if it's God's favor if it's God's favor if it's God's favor then it's a remain if it's God's favor give me some faith of yours you guys are speaking nice nice things I'm a very practical person I was hoping for you to give me a freestyle and you said you have 2 tracks so I want you to sing for me kwa mwisi nakiawiwe ka nakaweza waniga, kwa nosa mwi ya mawisi ena kwa mwisi jia mawisi nakaweza kwa mwisi pwikia kwa mwisi pwikia Na kwa mwisi hwa kwa kwa dahil kwa kwa kwa kwa nayo hwa kwa mwa na ni mwili na kwa henda Kwa hadia ya mauwuzyu kwa mwa hodbeli wa hodbeli hodbeli ya mauwukia Ya, on YouTube, you can follow me, I'm on YouTube, Jude Julius, and while on Instagram, B.J. Jude official, ya. And on all you mark the thing, B.J. Jude official, ya. That's why it is my own news now, ya. I have a double people man, so catch me at all social media platform, at King Devalo, Instagram King Devalo, YouTube King Devalo, Facebook, any killer maa the truth, King Devalo. Alright, you who's taking deep breath, Jude you wanna start? Sure, sure. Okay, I like your confidence, let's go. So my song is the first track. Who was it? On my first day of YouTube, it was the second undeniable greatness. Undeniable greatness. Ya, so it says, For all I've been through, what can I tell if all we talk? But that's what you did, couldn't make me feel this way. Oh yeah, now I know you came, to be ransom that I'ma be free. Oh yeah, of mine in alpha, I was so unfair to you. Up and up on undeniable greatness, undeniable greatness, undeniable greatness Undeniable I'm enjoying the never greatness. on deniable greatness, undeniable greatness, undeniable greatness Ah, it's June, it's June, ay! We are so sorry, you are so surprised. Look at that, you see that coming. Alright, so king bus, it's your turn now. Give us some smalls more freestyle. We are so sorry, you see that coming. We are so sorry, you see that coming. We are so sorry, you see that coming. We are so sorry, you see that coming. He was about to come into your house now. Hashtag is 35. So tumese mata rap artistu wa gospel pe ubonda. Just all rap artists you've been told not to smile with anyone. Yes, me not to smile. Alright, so those are individuals. So now let's talk about your collaboration. What does it say, what message are you trying to bring across? Who are you talking to? So in that collab we did with my fellow artist Julias. So it's all about, it's a gospel song and it's called Big God. Just glorify the name of God. Mali goda me to trawa. It doesn't happen kwa le fe. Tuna tukia nga liya nyumana. Nga liya nga liya nga liya nga liya nga liya nga senmene. God in Big God. You don't have to say more about the music. Just don't glorify to God. What's your take on the song? Okay, my take on the song, just like you said, you actually read the song. It's a song to glorify God to exalt him. And my take on the song because there was a part where I sang that says if it wasn't Jesus. You can sing also that part. Don't be afraid. Hey. Hey. Kwa kwa kwa. How do you feel? I'm sorry to just kill you It's okay, I was in the bitten It's okay It says all I have done Without God actually Because I should let you cry now Okay Like I said before I feel at home I feel Kenya is In Kenya I feel home Because I'm surrounded Like I said before I'm surrounded by families That Are supporting me That's to be very sincere Supporting me in terms Almost everything Ya The Swahili thing We are trying to like Make me as in you bro You're gonna be a Kenyan I'm already a Kenyan And then back to what I was saying That if it wasn't for God Where would I be? Like He blessed me Okay, let me start this Can I take a brief about myself? Ya, so okay Ya I was blessed with a gift of singing At a very tender age So By nine years I was already drowning In Nigeria So And since then God has been curing for himself Ya, in my life To the world And What else, what else Okay, so This one might pray for us to do I can see It's fine You can pray but not too long So Okay So like I said by nine I was drowning In Nigeria And that was how My music career started So I came down to Kenya Last year Ya, it's okay I came down to Kenya In March 30th 2021 Ya, it's okay For sure in Kenya And Ya I never thought I would do Equal level with my God Ya, until And then I was called I joined also I gave a minister there And this guy just bought it Ya, so we met And We did a song Hashtag the Thursday verse We killed Like Just to exhort the name of God Ya, because we're not doing all this to praise ourselves We're doing this to glorify the name of God And if we don't do it, the stories will do it for us Ya, we're doing it for God My mission Ya, is to Because he is the one who has gifted me That voice I would remain in line Kikana natsuna is a bigger story Of two hours straight You have Conversation like we can stay and talk and talk And talk and tell I don't know, maybe it's my fault Hashtag Thursday 5 Uhu Kuma salamu You say hi to people Like shout outs on air now Directly loosely translated So would you like to say hello to someone on TV Oh sure Uhu Hi How are you? How are you? I'm really privileged to be here today Ya, probably to God And Thank you for watching us I'm not I'm not taking it for granted ya I'm really honored to be To be on the station And thanks to them for Having me and Sitsu Share my My Myself and my music No Smakwa Smakwa, there we go Special big up to My fans Wala zona to watch To Ni do muna fanya tu na kwaaba Na pendesana Jani asubu ifeeti Wala mitu jahia Asa wana cha pakazi Tu mea munku jiji ni takwa jih Ni mungu tumda na tungoza kwae safari So wana biga pebi wana tkanya Lamsa kwa pumta wasa ni Ni wasa na asol Ni kutia bidi Then paduni tu me salam Kumai Maimam na kupendesana Numeku kitama ni kuduna kwa TV Ajunani wana maili oku Numeku na kwa Longjani Ni kitu painful Adi na zanzaku liya Pa lakini stalia So interglia after issue Namafansu ango Wala sana ni omtra Kibira na mbanane Na robim zima Ma politisha Wana run for seeds Wanyu anga na support Na biga pebi Wana biga pebi Numeku kwa bidi Pa njikia So maimu kwa mojambu Pa kusia So, let's start with prayer. Small prayer. I see you, I see you, I see you, I see you. Alright, so in concluding guys, it's hashtag Thursday. Vibes, we're going to come back with another interview. But first, he is about to bless us. So, we're going to come back with another interview. So, tommy go a co-label by again, one of the ... one of these co-labo sinia twa really though. Sorry my blood cells, one blood cell too. Kiyo go apu. Co-labo by one Jude and a king Etwa So, it's gonna be coming up next, you need to subscribe to their YouTube channels. You need to follow them on social media so you know what they're up to and keep up with their mix. By the way, are you going to give us another collaboration in the future. Just asking for a friend. udug, na bheitu w ultrasound?... w ultrasound kouzyaka nanipanniaqoper nwa nga bGod he IIk wa kwa ni² npo maidu niko na ngi humus스트하기 w unusual ni strokesיל..) niki wiki kuhaha Hurry up awa uwa ja qabubi ni, kuhana, na kwa kwa kwa kwa kwa hibunia. Sia ni, wakata na hijimia na kwa hibunia, na hijimia na hijimia. Hia yaw. Ya angali, shia mi e kwa izataka hia. Mwa tio katisha fashion ni. M hangi, hiya nmanya na. Njini na kwa kwa hibunia. Na kwa huwa hibunia na kwa kwa hibunia. Na japa na hibunia? What have I taught you today? I don't know what I can teach you and write this moment Takula is food, very important It's very important I'm a orm defu Do you know defu? It's also food See now there's Swahili, there's Sanifu That's correct Kizungu Kusuhili and sheng So now there's, the way there's pijen Now there's sheng, that's the same thing But Swahili in itself is completely different What did you say? Mdefu I'll talk to Mcheka Mdefu is a sheng But in actual Swahili is Takula Everyone that don't even understand Takula You don't also know sheng changes in the areas you go to So maybe nambana nikuna For me I don't want to understand shengs I just want to understand Proper Swahili Can you play me as Swahili? Nani, don't do ho


So I wanted to cover my editing workflow and how I get all my videos produced on Linux and still using Kaden Live for my editing. I've been using it for a while. I want to do some more tutorials on it. The problem is I don't do a lot of complicated things with Kaden Live. So I've been a little bit slow to get more tutorials out there. It's a wonderful video editor. It's really easy to use. It's very, very powerful. And I'm going to show you a little bit of like my editing setup and how I do things. Now I'm actually using right now OBS to record. So OBS is part of my workflow. I'm going to drag it in here so you can kind of see it. If you're not familiar with OBS, it's a pretty amazing program. It's free. It's cross-platform.  OBS. You can use it in different platforms. Now I have it set up with different views like middle screen, left screen, right screen. And then I have three screens without me in it and three screens with me in it with the webcam here. So I got the webcam at the bottom. And because you're seeing OBS, it's not behind something. You're seeing some recursion of, you know, infinitely looking down into it. I record all my OBS streams and the Yeti microphone that I have up here. Been using it for a while. You can pick up a Yeti for pretty reasonably priced. This is the THX model. I think you can find these under $100 on eBay. I bought this one slightly used. It still came in the box. It said refurbished. Never had a problem with it. And I got it. I won the bid really cheap on eBay for them. So they're a really high quality camera. Great for doing these voice recordings. And you know, if you want to do YouTube videos, having a good microphone really important. The camera is just a standard Logitech. I can't remember the name of it. C720, I think you can, they're not expensive. Nothing real special about it and some lighting setup. So back to the actually editing and workflow. So right now this is being recorded with OBS, but we're going to first go start with a project that wasn't recorded. And it's one that was done with a series of videos that I took at a Chamber of Commerce event.  Now something kind of strange about Kaden Live when you are out of focus on it and versus when it's in focus, it has the third window over here. So I'll play the little thing that I did here and I'll show you what I did to create this. So in my preview clips are still here in the middle, but I drag it so I have a big high-res screen over there to view the output. So I want to be able to look at it in high-res so I can kind of understand what it's doing. So you know, this was a little car bash event they did. So then we got Marvin there. I threw a little title at the bottom and then I cut while he's talking so you have the narration here and all these other clips are muted. So we create the whole effect. And what it's doing here is all the clips are named right in here. So I'll zoom into the middle screen now. And the way they had, the way they got all these names was, and I just dragged them and dropped them in, I download all the clips right out of my camera. I play each clip and figure out which one's which. You know, which one that's it. So I had one that's called Bacon, Beer, Beer IIs. I took pictures of beer cans. The DJI ones, I don't need a name. I know DJI is my drone video. So I had two different drone shots that I included in this. And then I have, I have one I labeled narration and these two, they were kind of useless so they didn't even get named. They didn't even get dragged into the project. And then all you have to do from there, drag over the files, let them go on top of there and then they're here. And then you can preview them and figure out, okay, where do I want to start? So I'm going to drag one way over here. And I just drag them in and I'm going to go back to three screen mode so you can see. And I drag and figure out, okay, where's it going to start? And then I put that at the bottom tracks. That's going to be for the narration part. So that's this bottom track that you see here. And with the bottom track, that's the whole narration. Then each one of these, I drag the mute over to. So like, I have this one, the effect is mute and when you drag effects on there's really easy. You just go over here, mute, and it'll double up effect if you want to apply effect twice because at two different ratios or anything like that. That's easily support and came live. So I mute all these other top ones across here. This is the title clip. And then the title clip is just their logo for the Chamber of Commerce that we put on top. Now this is where when you're doing the interaction to make sure it kind of let me put it to three screen so you can see the preview. We're all just put it there we go. So I wanted it to fade over here so it kind of fades in and out. And fades away. Now there's a little trick to doing that when you're setting up the fades when you want some of the things to come over the top on there. And the way you're I'm doing that is the dissolve is what I'm doing. So you're I did a dissolve, but you have to choose what it interacts with. So it's interacting with video to because video to is over the top of the narration video. But on the last part I have it interacting with video one because I want it to dissolve into that video because they're at different layers on there. So you got to make sure that so this one dissolves there this one's all there pretty easy to do. And then with the title clips. They are I didn't name this one because there's only one but there's multiple title clips where I want to put an overlay things on there. You just take and drag a PNG in here. I'm sorry not drag it because it doesn't support drag and drop but you add image find the PNG which I threw in there their logo is actually a PNG on your website is downloaded it and throw it in there but you can use any other tools to create and manipulate the photos drag the put the PNG near and then to give it some contrast. I just drew a rectangle with the rectangle tool up here so you could just add a rectangle and then you can set the color of the rectangle and the alpha blend on it. So I didn't want a solid rectangle I wanted a semi transparent and I wanted it underneath so you can go up here to the top where it says the index and hit down and it puts it at the very bottom. So I'm cancels I don't really want to make that change this so it's pretty straightforward and then you just drag a few fades in here so I fade between all the different cuts as it goes through. And Marvin you know is doing the narration at the bottom and when he mentioned some things so I listen to the narration and where he mentions things I add at that point a shot of it so he talks about the beer available at this event so we cut to the beer scene you know other time it's when he's not saying anything that's visually relevant because he's talking with his hands a little bit then I'll reference back to the drone shot and that's what these are here so I can reference the shots I got there he mentions the word bacon so I reference to the bacon shot here. So it's pretty straightforward when I'm doing the editing and you know it's not not real complicated so I haven't done a lot of tutorials it looks a little bit complicated of all she was dragging across timelines and doing there I don't really do much more than some dissolve fades and things like that's just to get the point across because you know there's plenty people are really good at editing and really talented and they're do some amazing stuff I just really haven't taken the time to do that because as long as I get my YouTube videos done I've kind of stopped and okay that's good enough for now maybe I learned some advanced stuff later. Now I'll show you a little bit of how we do the OBS ones so when we do the OBS ones and say nope I can see any changes on here you'll notice that the video is split and the reason why and if you can see this it says offset five there is a five frame delay to get the audio synced up with this and the way you do that's actually pretty easy so I'm going to start a new project and show you what this and the five frame delays because I run at 30 frames a second and when I record with OBS it seems to cut the audio I play with the delay settings inside of OBS didn't work it's not it's easier to split it split the audio so when I first get something done in OBS and my OBS folder here where it records things will drag see which videos this one yes why did so I drag it here and then you right click on the video and you're going to say split audio and then it's quicker if I just use the mouse and control to zoom in all the way however you want to zoom in it doesn't matter and I'm going to ungroup the clips so they're now two separate entities and then I count frames five frames over just drag this and I know it's a five-frame offset now that that's just going to vary based on your system your setup your computer but this is how you split the audio out if you need to for OBS because it's annoying if the voice isn't synced up with what I'm doing that's that's a weird thing like watching someone talk but the audio is off it's it is really annoying I've accidentally done it a couple times I publish videos so I try to be very conscious and do this so once I have this and then you select the clips again hold the control key to select both clips and then I go ahead and group the clip back together now the reason you group it is because I'm going to start slicing and dicing in here so I go to the cut tool and I'm going to slice out the beginning and say nothing I just usually let it you know search roll in get myself composed and I'll start playing a video but other times or maybe another clip you go I don't want this in here so you take that out if I didn't have it grouped I would be having to line up and drag this especially if I did something like this and put another video in between or anything like that you want to make sure that this stays aligned that's why did the grouping of the clips so it's really straightforward for editing like that and most of the time when I'm doing these tutorial videos you know on firewalls or anything like that where I'm using OBS as a screen capture I just go in here and clip out things that are irrelevant I watched the peaks and say okay can I cut this out if I really paused or ummed it's one of those things like okay I just got to take this part out now another thing I do maybe notice maybe you don't I leave long pauses when I screw up and then I cut it out and try to remember where I left off and I think I get it pretty accurate but I part of the quality testing I'm doing is going through here and making sure that okay is that good or not like okay I screw that up I said this wrong so I'll leave a long pause so I don't have to start the video over and that's how I know that's the edit point the other option is going through and writing down the minutes and seconds of when I did something the hardest part about that is we start clipping things out of the inning you've now offset the minutes at the end so kind of my recording tip I do screw up I don't just rip these well sometimes I do if I get lucky rip them in one set without any pauses without any stopping without any breaks but a lot of times there's pauses there's breaks there's me pausing to make sure I pull up a screen off to the other side and look at the specs I sometimes put a couple notes if I have to read detailed specs or like a CV vulnerability or some some really specific detail that I want to make sure I'm accurate on I'll actually pause and I got my phone in front of me and I'll look at the phone read the number again and I just leave a pause in there and that way I know I cut out the pause cut out me looking at the phone and keep the video going also if you sneeze or something like that this is helpful just leave a long pause makes it easy to find in a video and I know there's at least one long pause towards the end here I think in this one maybe not but I just look for those that way you can just quickly find the spot that you paused and cut it out for editing without having to start the whole project over so that's kind of the basics for how I get the video done how do we the video recording nothing real complicated there the next thing we do is I'm gonna grab a screenshot of things to build my thumbnails because in YouTube is important to build good thumbnails because you want them to be contextually important not just randomly generated because YouTube will pick a frame and you know and then let you choose but that's not the best way to do it and I used Photoshop for the longest time and I'm still not a big fan of GIMP but I got good enough at GIMP in order to make this happen so I bust up my trustee screenshot tool let me pull it up put it over to the right window here and I grab a screenshot of whatever we're doing so I'll pull these up so this is just a screen grab from it so when I'm editing and we put it back to three screen for you real quick so to I say okay maybe I want that screen you'll see it over here in the right and then I just use the screenshot tool and I haven't set on a timer on purpose I'll show you why and now that has grabbed a screenshot of that and then I can quickly edit the screenshot if I need to do something in here like you know put an arrow or something things like that this is now the first piece of it so I grab screenshot now the other time the screenshot tool is really handy and the reason it's not a countdown is if I have to show you a menu for something so if I wanted to show you the control menu here we are going to go ahead and grab a screenshot and I want to grab it of this enter and a delay reaction of the reason I have it set to a two second timer is so then I can grab a screen grab of something like a menu or a context menu just have to help some websites where I want to show something in motion so to speak and you hold it open to give you the idea of that it's there so that's kind of the reason for the delay other other things is so the mouse over when you do drag it over doesn't get kicked off and that can be a pain in a butt to like a mouse over on a YouTube video where you get the tile I only want a screenshot of the YouTube video in instead of the little the play button and things like that so by doing it and letting it fade for two seconds it'll fade out the tools on there now the other way I do this is and grab a window and drag it over here is you know needing logos for things and stuff like that so Google logo and we just do a quick image search so from talking about a company I can just grab their logo from them this one's animated I want an animated one and I can either use a screen grab or we're gonna show you how I do this in GIMP so let's open up GIMP real quick so I pretty much don't use GIMP for anything but this so here's the clip I made for that Citron research video and everything's just a series of layers so I don't touch these top layers that I have in here there make sure webcams out of the way these top layers up here I don't really mess with so we're gonna go ahead with this one I see it says Citron exposes that's the text layer this is my logo this is a bottom template and then here's the clipboard one clipboard to so we're gonna purge that clipboard purge that clipboard and if we want to edit the text I just go down here my video editing workflow will actually do this video why not well I can't really do the screen grab for it why could do some things I'll do a couple things here giving an idea so I'm using Linux and Caden live well I guess about things right see Linux we need some commas in here Linux and comma Caden live comma GIMP comma what's the screen tool shutter so well I'll finish this I'm just gonna make sure you guys have an idea now along the way in case it crashes and seems to be pretty stable but it doesn't crash often so I'd save that now case I want to put more things in here so we're actually gonna downsize the text a little a bit like this and put the word using here then I'll go down the bottom using it and shutter I pretty much the tools I use for almost all my videos and you know we gotta add OBS in here OBS put a comma all right now eventually now I gotta go pull the logos for those things I kind of like I said I like having the logos on there and this is where it gets pretty easy for doing this again and normally I do this on my split screen I'll just keep it on one screen for you but let's say we want the Caden live logo getting live view image and it's a PNG file you can see here so we're just gonna go copy image go over here to get at it paste as new layer simple really easy to do now this is where it gets a little confusing normally I'm used to Photoshop or I can just grab bars around it and resize it you have to use the scaling tool in GIMP and then by default the scaling tool isn't synced so I want it synced so if I do scale it I don't want to screw up the logo like that so do this do this and then I can adjust and scale it so it doesn't skew the logo into some unusual sides and I click scale and away we go then I go back over to this tool then I can manipulate it move it around wherever I want so you know I'm just pasting each one as a new layer so I don't have to download it off the internet or anything that which is actually pretty handy so I can just go here now we're gonna grab the OBS logo like this one it says open broadcast software copy image edit paste as new layer of someone knows a shortcut key to paste as new layer let me know because I see how it there control should be pasted but it doesn't do it as a new layer doesn't do what I wanted to do so yeah that so one of those little details of you know some shortcuts if I'm doing something you know hey Tom there's a better way like I said I'm still learning GIMP and still getting better at it I want to keep everything in Linux especially can because Photoshop really easy to do this and I would probably I could do things so much faster in Photoshop and put some effort in here to learn GIMP so then we get the OBS logo shutter logo but you get the idea that you go through here and then that's how I create the thumbnails now the other step that's going in there basis new layer move this down here the other step is exporting it now it saves it in a format that's a GIMP format so you're not able to do that and I don't save my thumbnails like you see if you see the name at the top here it's YouTube 2017 template GIMP dot XCF that's the GIMP format file for that it's 1280 by 720 which was the recommended as I understand for 2017 size for a thumbnail for YouTube and so when I'm done I export it and I title it workflow for editing in Linux and I just drop that to my data drive I have a bunch of different folders and things like that but I drop it right to the data drive and hit export yep and standard PNG format when it's done and then when I do my YouTube upload I go through and you know rendered a video export the video to the video folder and then this I don't really keep a lot of my I don't keep any of the templates like once I edit this and I edit and save over again I keep the output results because they're not that important I rarely go back to a thumbnail and go oh man I you know want to redo this thumbnail so I'm not big on say I used to save all of them then I realized I just had piles and piles of everything and I'm like this is useless the same with the videos right now I'm only keeping about six months of source so the source material that went into it unless it was a special project and I think is worth saving most of my videos I do not keep the source for for lack of knowing what to do with that I was archiving it and you know you're you're creating terabytes and terabytes of data almost like I could you know I'm very big on redundancy so if I'm going to save it I save it everywhere I make double copies and then when you have like nine terabytes double copies you're like I now have a hard drive collection and what am I do with all the source footage I save only the output footage of editing and one of the reasons why is for example when I do my larger projects with clients that go on for you know maybe a few months like a big wiring job we end up with and it's it's all those funny things we're producing a huge volume of data with all the time lapse cameras but it's not all useful we just shoot it all and then I organize it all and say what's worth keeping and the rest of it you can scrap sometimes the camera looked at nothing for a long time or it just was not interesting it wasn't worth adding to the video so I come back to it and I go yeah this isn't a this isn't really worth keeping so that was a lot of what my source footage would be so yeah hardly became worth duplicating all of that now a little piece of my workflow though that is going on actively because of the fact that some of these projects take weeks to complete all of my video folder on my local computer is synced up with sync thing to our rate just for all my videos so even as I save this it's re-syncing as I rendered out any of these videos it's re-syncing it on there as I download cards it gives me confidence because a lot of people have done this where they download a card to the computer and they go all right and I'm going to use this card again somewhere in between before you get around the editing before you before you get to go back up the hard drive down to your computer now you don't have either you're like crap I lost it all so in fear of that as I was in you know because my computers could be a single point of failure it's just constantly as my computers running syncing everything to the server so I don't have to think about it so I don't mind dumping a card and reusing it and I have several cards I try to hold on to them until they're edited but sometimes I got more stuff to shoot and it's going on for weeks so it's kind of the general editing workflow for this and then when I'm done I just you know upload it to YouTube which I don't think I need to show you how to do that that parts the easiest part of all this but you can see quickly you can build these little templates and this is all open source this is all you know Caden live Gimp and shutter running I'm running this on Katie Neon but you can run this on Ubuntu or most any other Linux distribution of your choice and it'll run pretty smooth on there I've really been happy with how it works in Caden live or Katie Neon and Caden live the theme seemed to work really good together and it's been just smooth as so the latest iterations of Caden live have become very very stable like the software all the editing work I used to be like a religious saver saver clicking save all the time and I don't have to seem to do that as often because it just doesn't crash like it used to but that's it for kind of my workflow and how I get things done I guess I could show I got another one of how to clean up audio and audacity I'm not going to get deep into audacity in this video I have another video already covered doing some of the audio cleanup but if you have a good microphone not much of a need for it the only time I've ever had to do audio clamp is when I when something gets messed up and there's like some background noise that has to be edited out then I will break out audacity for that and but I did a separate video already and so I'm not going to cover the topic again but the pro tip on audacity is you can actually it supports drag and drop so you can actually take the video you edit it and drag it right on top of audacity and it'll import just the audio then you can process it export it and in that video I believe I left the script and I'll leave a link below to it that you can re-merge from the command line and put them back together or you can if you want split out audio and then import it back as a second track so I had some audio that was really tricky to edit so I actually pre-processed the audio and audacity and then merged it back together and Kaden live and you can drag audio files and Kaden live and they work just fine so hopefully that gives you an idea of the editing I do if you have questions comments or you think you'd like me to expand more on one thing I other than the little tutorial I gave you that's my basic usage of Gimp I have not gotten much better than that edit yeah it's a lot for me to learn still because after using Photoshop for at least 15 years maybe longer probably longer I think I started Photoshop yeah it's 2017 so I started learning Photoshop like 99 98 so after spending that many years in Photoshop it's not that it's Gimp just it's a very different environment so I've done everything I can to make it a little bit more photo like find all the equivalencies and that's usually what I do is I start with how to do this and Gimp like Photoshop and some of the YouTube searchers there's a few YouTubers out there that have some great Gimp tutorials that are really well done and they know Gimp very very well so look for those if you're finding you can usually find a good tutorial on Gimp of how to get something done and but this is the basics of I figured out how to do the layers I figured out how to right-click and drag in there so I can quickly create the thumbnails and get processing done this also allows me to get videos done really fast because I don't have to spend a ton of time jumping between virtual machines like I did before with okay I've got to spin up my virtual machine just so I can run Photoshop so I can get a thumbnail made you know anything that adds to my workflow time cuts down time that's just not as productive so but happy to get it all in here all right well thanks for watching if you like the content here like and subscribe and have a great day


Now, as gunshots echo across the windswept snow-covered reaches of the wild northwest, Quakerpuff wheat and Quakerpuff rice, the breakfast cereal shot from gun, present the challenge of the Yukon. It's Yukon King, swiftest and strongest lead dog of the northwest, blazing the trail for Sergeant Preston of the northwest mounted police in his relentless pursuit of lawbreakers. Gold, gold discovered in the Yukon, a stampede to the Klondike in the wild race for riches. Back to the days of the gold rush, with Quakerpuff wheat and Quakerpuff rice, bringing you the adventures of Sergeant Preston and his wonder dog Yukon King as they meet the challenge of the Yukon. Listen all you fellas and girls, if you'd like to have the tireless energy, the vigor and stamina of Sergeant Preston in his rugged Yukon adventures, do this. Make the breakfast table your training table. Start every day with a nourishing He-Man's breakfast, including a heaping bowlful of Quakerpuff wheat or Quakerpuff rice topped with milk or cream and fruit. Every bowlful gives you added food values of restored natural grain amounts of vitamin B1, niacin and iron. It's a nourishing treat that can't be beat. Quakerpuff rice or Quakerpuff wheat. A leaden sky and a chill wind sweeping down from the north foretold the coming of winter as the Yukon Queen steamed away from the landing at Selkirk and headed down river toward Dawson City. Among the passengers lining the rail were a young husband and wife whose city-fied clothes showed plainly that they were newcomers to the Yukon. The woman was saying, Goodness, Steve, I'm certainly glad I unpacked my fur coat. Yes, I guess she'll soon be needing it. Looks to me as though it's getting ready to snow. Steve, look at that dog. He's a beauty, isn't he? I noticed him when the mountain brought him aboard. Don't come this way. Hello there, boy. Goodness, aren't you a nice, friendly dog, though? Thing isn't usually so friendly with strangers. You seem to have made a good impression. My wife's pretty fond of dogs. I guess they sense that and respond to it. You're right. They do. By the way, let me introduce myself. My name's Steve Parker. I'm Sergeant Preston, Northwest Mounted Police, glad to know you. This is my wife, Avis. How do you do, madam? How do you do, Sergeant? Is your first trip to the Yukon? Yes, we're Americans, as you probably guessed. Steve had to come here on business and I persuaded him to take me along. I see. I'm going to Dawson City to collect a legacy for my uncle. He died in August. Maybe you knew him. His name was Leroy Parker. Oh, yes, I did. He managed one of the big mining syndicates. That's right. I never knew him very well, so I don't suppose I'll get much of a legacy, but I'm hoping it'll be enough to start up a business of my own when I get back to the States. Well, if you're going to be in Dawson for a while, maybe we'll see each other. I expect to be stationed there for the next few weeks. Fine, Sergeant. If Dawson's as tough a town as they say, it may come in handy having a friend in the Mounted Police. It was a week later at the Hotel Victoria in Dawson City. Steve Parker was speaking to the desk clerk. Any news on when the next boat sails to the States? Not yet, Mr. Parker. I'll let you know as soon as I hear. No, thanks. As Steve Parker turned away to rejoin his wife, a heavy-set, well-dressed man questioned the clerk casually. There's something mighty familiar about that young fellow. Do you mind telling me who he is? Why is your thing, Colonel? His name's Steve Parker. Where's he from, the States? That's right. He just came up to Dawson to collect a legacy from his uncle, old Leroy Parker of the Ajax Mining Syndicates. Certainly, I remember now. I read about his death in the paper. Thank you very much. The man who had just questioned the clerk strolled over to Steve and Avis Parker and spoke to the young couple. I beg your pardon. What is your name, Parker? That's right. I understand you're a nephew of the late Leroy Parker. All right again, Madam. I don't believe I recognize you. Well, permit me to introduce myself. I'm Colonel Schluckham. I was a very good friend of your uncle's. How do you do, sir? Andy, I presume you're Mrs. Parker. Yes, that's right. How do you do? Oh, it is very sad. Your uncle passing away, Mr. Parker. Very saddened. Believe me, I felt it as a personal loss. To tell the truth, I never had much contact with my uncle. You probably knew him better than I did. Well, I met him in connection with a business deal, but we became very close friends. I never knew. I'm all honest and upright man. You're in the mining business too, are you? Yes, I'm a mining engineer. I haven't made as much as your uncle, but I do pretty well. I suppose your uncle's will left you well provided for. Well, frankly, not as well as we'd hoped. The legacy only amounted to $4,000. Oh, well, tut tut, you're young yet. Lots of time to make your fortune. Say, I wonder if the two of you would care to be my guests at dinner tonight. How about it, Avis? Oh, I'd love to. Very well. I suppose we meet here in the lobby at six this evening. After leaving the parkers, Colonel Slocum returned to his hotel room. A wiry, sharp-featured man was waiting for him. Dealing himself, he gave himself solitaire while away the time. His name was Lou Grant. Well, Slocum? Any luck? Yes, sir. The girl lined up a couple of little suckers. Who are they? That young couple I met at my add-on. Turns out he's a nephew of old Leroy Parker. He appeared to claim a legacy from the old Manchester State. Legacy? Sounds interesting. Well, it isn't about too much. Only $4,000. That's about $4,000 more than we've got right now. Aside from a couple of worthless claims. You got any ideas how we can get a slice of that money? Yes. I got it all figured out. Now, here's the way we'll do it. That evening, Colonel Slocum took Steve and Avis Parker out to dinner at the famous Monte Carlo Cafe. They had just returned to the hotel and were about to sit down the lobby for a brief chat before retiring. The man called Lou Grant approached and spoke to the Colonel. Colonel, I'm sorry to butt in, but... Who, eh, had moved there, Grant? Like I say, I'm sorry to butt in, but I've been waiting around all evening to see you. I wonder if I could talk to you for a few minutes in private. Well, really, I hardly think I can leave my guest alone. That's all right. Colonel, go right ahead. Very well, then. If you'll excuse me. Of course. Come along, Grant. Colonel Slocum and the man called Grant went over to another corner of the lobby and spoke together for several minutes. Then Colonel Slocum returned and sat down with the parkers. Well, I'm sorry for the interruption. The fellow's an old friend of mine. He offered me quite a profitable deal, but I had to turn it down. What is he, a sourdough? That's right. His name's Lou Grant. He has a clear name. Mr. Shotgun Creek. He's a just-received word that his wife's dying down in the States. So he'll have to sell out at the lodge and go back and take care of his family. Well, that's what a shame. Did he want you to buy his claim? Yes, he offered to sell it to me for $2,500. Was it really worth that much? Oh, my. It's worth a great deal more than that. I looked it over personally last time I was over on Shotgun Creek. Offhand, I'd say the claim's good for at least $10,000 worth of paid dirt. Holy mackerel, but look here, Colonel, if the claim's as good as you say, why don't you buy it? Oh, I can't. You see, I'm going back to the States myself in another month or so. After all, the claim won't do me any good unless I stay here and work here. I see. Colonel, how long do you suppose it would take to get all that gold out of the ground? Oh, I don't know. I daresay if you worked the claim all winter, you could clean out most of our grade off. Steve, what are you driving at? You're not thinking of buying the claim. Well, why not? $10,000 would be a pretty nice return on a $2,500 investment, especially when it's a sure thing. Goodness, it does sound like quite an opportunity when you put it that way. But, Steve, can we afford $2,500? We'd have to buy supplies and a dog team, too, I suppose. Now, look here. If you're really interested in buying the claim, just let me talk to Grant. I think I might get him to come down to $300. Golly, Colonel, that'd be wonderful. If he could do that, we could easily swing the purchase price. All right, you just leave it to me. I'll speak to Grant in the morning, and if he's agreeable, you can get together and talk business with him. The following day, Colonel Slokum reported to the Parkers that Lou Grant was willing to sell his claim for $2,200. And the deal was concluded that afternoon at the hotel. Well, my boy, I needn't tell you, you've just made yourself a very profitable investment. I know that, Colonel, and believe me, Avis and I are mighty grateful to you for making it possible. Aren't we, honey? We certainly are. I twist nothing at all, nothing at all. Always glad to help out my friends. The next morning, Steve and Avis Parkers set out from town on the 12-mile trip to Shotgun Creek. Avis was riding the sled. Steve was handling the team. They had traveled several miles from Dawson when they saw another sled coming toward them. A big silver-gray dog was running ahead of the team as loose lead. He bounded joyfully forward to meet them. Steve, there's something familiar about that dog. Why, it's King. You're right. And it's Sergeant Preston driving the team. Whoa, whoa, there. How are you, how are you? King, King old fella, how are you? Hello. Hi, Sergeant, how are you? Goodness, it's nice to see you again. Nice to see you folks again. Where you heading? We're on our way out to Shotgun Creek. We just bought a claim there. Well, I thought you folks were planning on going back to the state. We were, but we got a chance to buy a rich claim at a bargain price, so we snapped it up. I see. You've already inspected the claim, I suppose. Well, no, as a matter of fact, we haven't. You think it's rather risky buying a claim site unseen? Well, ordinarily, you could guess it would be, but in this case, we have the word of a friend that the claim's worth at least $10,000. We only paid $2,200 for it. Our friend's a mining engineer, so he should know what he's talking about. Steve, the Yukon's a paradise for swindlers. You mind telling me what your friend's name is? Well, no. His name's Colonel Slocum. Did you buy the claim from a man called Lou Grant? That's right. Sergeant, you don't mean that. Colonel Slocum and Lou Grant are a couple of confidence men who always work together. They specialize in selling worthless claims. I'm afraid you've been swindled out of your money. Oh, no. Holy smoke. That's practically all the money we have in the world. I may be wrong, Steve. Let's hope I am. But you'd better not count on it. Is there no way we can get our money back? Well, frankly, if you signed a deed of sale, it's not much. Slocum and Grant always manage to operate within the law. However, I'll see what I can do. You folks go on out to Shotgun Creek and look over the claim. In the meantime, I'll check up on Slocum and Grant and try putting a little pressure on them. We'll continue our adventure in just a moment. Yo-ho-ho and a bottle of rum. Shiver by Timbers, Billy. You and Sandra must be playing pirates today. Oh, yes, sir. Do you have any hidden treasure? Let's see. Let me think. Why, sure I do. Why don't you give us some clues? And we'll try to find them. Okay. The first clue is the kitchen cupboard. Bet I've got it. It's a package of Quaker Popped Wheat or Quaker Popped Rice. Hold you there, Billy. Guess again. Is the treasure inside the package? You're getting warm, Sandra, if you mean those crisp, delicious, king-sized grains of Quaker Popped Wheat or Quaker Popped Rice. Maybe it's those food values you tell us about. Oh, you're getting warmer, Billy, because it's a hidden treasure you can't see. Like those extra food values of restored natural grain amounts of vitamin B1, niacin, and iron furnished by Quaker Popped Wheat and Quaker Popped Rice. Gosh, I am stoned. Well, the best clue you could find would be when you pour yourself a heaping bowlful of Quaker Popped Wheat or rice, top it with milk or cream and fruit, and then take a big, luscious mouthful. You can't see it, but you can... Taste it. Oh, I've got it. It's the flavor. Right. It's the sweet, tempting, nut-like flavor that tastes so good you want more and more. Yes, hurry all you fellas and girls. We'll find a real taste treasure when you go for Quaker Popped Wheat and Quaker Popped Rice, the breakfast cereal shot from guns. Yes, they're actually exploded up to eight times normal size to make them bigger and better tasting. Always remember to buy the big red and blue packages with the smiling Quaker Man on the front. He's your guarantee that you're getting the one and only Quaker Popped Rice and Quaker Popped Wheat shot from guns. Now to continue. When Sergeant Preston arrived in Dawson, he told Inspector Maynard how Slocum and Grant had duped the parkers into buying a worthless claim. The Inspector frowned. Too bad, Sergeant. I sympathize with the parkers, but offhand, I don't know what we can do about it.  I might be able to get something on them. Certainly, Sergeant. Go ahead and see what you can find. Right, sir. By the way, do you remember Butch Dolan? Why, uh, yes, sir. He was one of the men who robbed the Yukon Express Company back in July. There were three of them in on the job. Two were finally caught, but Dolan escaped over the border. And the stolen money was never recovered. Unfortunately not. Anyway, we've received a couple of tips that Dolan is back in the territory. In that case, we should be able to pick him up. I'm notifying all police posts to be on the lookout for him. In the meantime, Sergeant, you might keep your eyes open around town here. I'll do that, sir. Colonel Slocum and Lou Grant were seated in their hotel room. They were bleary-eyed and irritable as the Colonel counted up what was left of the $2,200 they had swindled out of the parkers. How much have we got left? That's $420. It didn't take as long to get rid of that roll. It sure didn't. If you'd just stayed away from the Farrow Tables last night... Go see who it is. All right. Yeah? What is it? I'm looking for a guy named Lou Grant. That's me. What can I do for you? All right. This is my business partner, Colonel Slocum. Don't think I caught your name, mister. Uh, my name's Brown, Joe Brown. Well, I'm glad to know you, Brown. Haven't I seen you before somewhere? Maybe. Grant, I understand you own a certain cabin on Shotgun Creek. I did own it. I just sold it yesterday to a young guy named Parker. Was he out there poking around the cabin before he bought the claim? As a matter of fact, he never even saw the claim before he bought it. Why? Has anyone else been living there at the cabin since last summer? Not so far as I know. What in Sunday are you getting at? I'll tell you what I'm getting at. A friend of mine hid something at that cabin back in July. Hid something? That's what I said. He hid something at the cabin and now it's gone. You say no one's been living out there since last July. So it looks like you two guys must be the ones who took it. Mister, I don't know what in Sunday you're talking about. Who's your friend? What did he hide?  Maybe this gun will jog your memory. I love a mic, Slokum. Is this guy crazy? No, he's not crazy. I think maybe he's looking for a hundred thousand dollars. That's all. What? I knew this gun wouldn't make you start remembering. Slokum, will you kindly tell me what this is all about? Ever since this gent came in the room, I've been trying to please him. I've finally realized why he looks so familiar. I've seen his picture on police handbills. Pete's sake, who is he? His name is Butch Dolan. He's one of the men who robbed the Yukon Express Company last July. They got away with a hundred grand and the money was never recovered. That's right. There were three of us. Me and Sneeds and Ganna. When we split up, we decided that Ganna would take the money and hide it at that old cabin on Shotgun Creek. We were going to meet there later and divvy up after things quieted down. Yes, but instead your pals got caught and you had to duck over the border right again. But now I'm back and I want that money. What makes you so sure the money isn't still out of the cabin? Because I was out there yesterday looking for it. I practically tore the joint apart. I quit, Stalin, and handed it over. Yes. Well, I guess we may as well do what he says, Lou. Ah, you're talking sense. Money is over there in the top drawer of that bureau right in Bakkerville. All right. Keeping the two men covered, Butch Dolan backed up toward the bureau. Reaching out with his left hand, he began to tug at the drawer. What is the matter with this drawer? Well, I'm afraid it sticks a little. As Dolan yanked at the drawer, his attention shifted momentarily from the two men he was covering with his gun. Slocum saw his chance. He grabbed an empty bottle of a standing on the table beside him and hurled it at Dolan's head. Oh! Dolan sank to the floor unconscious. All right, Depp, it's good. I've got it. Now what are we going to do with him? We're going to time up and gag him and leave him right here. We are going out to the captain and look for that money-assist. Now come on, we've got to hurry. Half an hour later, when Sergeant Preston came to the Victoria Hotel looking for the two swindlers, he found out their room number and knocked on the door. Inside the room, Butch Dolan had recovered consciousness. Not realizing that there was a Mountie who was knocking on the door, he decided to attract attention by thumping on the floor with his feet. There's someone in there. Oh, doors. It's locked. Who's in there? Get away from the door, fellow. I'm going to break it down. Sergeant Preston rammed against the door with his shoulder. The second time, the door burst open. As the sergeant entered the room, he saw Dolan lying on the floor bound and gagged with strips of bed sheet. What's Dolan? Dolan sculled with dismay at sight of the sergeant. In the moment, Sergeant Preston had removed his gag. Might he thoughtful of you, Dolan? Let me know you were in here. Have all the lousy rotten luck.  Sloganman Grant? Yeah, with them, all right. Not get them forked, tuna-sneaking pole cats. The only thing you're going to get is a jail sentence.  Your hands can stay tied. All right, all right. What happened to Sloganman Grant? They probably skipped down. Skipped down? Why should they? Because they got their hands on that Yukon Express money.  Tell me the whole story. Sure, I'll tell you. You can catch those two rats. They'd be doing me a favor. It was like this. Butch Dolan told the sergeant how the stolen money had been hidden at the cabin on Shotgun Creek. And how he had figured out that Sloganman Grant must have taken it. When he was through, the sergeant said. Personally, I don't think they found the money, Dolan. Why not? For the $100,000 in their pockets, I doubt if Sloganman Grant would be hanging around Dawson pulling putty swindles. They haven't got the money. Why should they tie me up this way? And where in thunder did they go? I have a hunch they went out to look for that money themselves. However, there's one way of finding out for sure. What's that? They're going to put King on their trail. Meanwhile, Steve Parker was preparing to excavate some gravel from the claim. In the faint hope that it might show some traces of gold, he had set a fire in the mine pit. When the ground was thawed out enough for digging, he tramped out the embers, began breaking up the hard earth with a pick. Suddenly, his pick struck on something metallic. That's funny. What's funny? It struck something metallic. Didn't you hear it? Listen. You're right. Wait till I break this up a little more. Now, how many had spayed, will you? Yes, Steve. Here you are. Thanks. In a few moments, Steve had uncovered a small brass bound box secured with a padlock. He lifted it out of the hole. Oh, hey, Slogan, I wonder what's in it. What's that lettering stenciled on it? You can express company. I hear. Take it. It's not heavy. All right. Now, wait till I climb out of here and we'll see what's inside of it. Steve, someone's coming. A moment later, Steve finished climbing out of the pit. They saw that the team was driven by Lou Grant and that Colonel Slocum was riding the sled. Steve and Avis ignored the greeting and watched coldly as the two swindlers walked toward them. Suddenly, Lou Grant's eyes fell on the brass bound box. Look, that's a Yukon Express Company cash box. Yes, Slogan. What do you two want? As a matter of fact, we want that cash box and just in case you need any persuasion. Oh, God! Who are you? Two treats for that pick. Oh, this is going to go off. What are we going to do with them, Slogan? We leave them here alive. They'll squeal on us to the mountains. With a hundred grand at stake, I have no intention of leaving them here alive. We are going to shoot them both and hide their bodies in the woods.  There was no one in sight. The sergeant saw Slocum and Grant's dog team. He also saw the Express Company cash box lying at the edge of the digging. King, they found the stolen money. Let's see if anyone's inside the cabin. Steve, Avis! King, I don't like this. We've got to find them, boys. The great dog dashed out of the cabin. He had caught the urgency in his master's voice. His nostrils told him that the occupants of the cabin, as well as the men he was trailing, had gathered at the edge of the diggings. From there, the scent trail led off toward the thickly wooded hillside that rose in back of the cabin. King started up the hillside and Sergeant Preston followed on the double. It was dark and gloomy in among the trees, and as they pressed forward, they were slowed up by thick tangles of underbrush. Suddenly, a shot rang out. The shot creased the sergeant's parka. He ducked behind a tree for cover and drew his gun. King planted himself among the snow and underbrush. The shots were coming from behind the huge trunk of a fallen tree, well-screened by bushes and shrubbery. The sergeant returned the fire. Mother, give yourself up, sorghum. In case you don't want Preston, we've got two friends of yours here. They're hands tied. If you harm them, you'll pay for it. We haven't hurt them yet.  King, you know what to do, boy. Circle around and work up behind them. Go on. I'll have to have time to think it over.  The sergeant continued to parlay with Slocum. He knew that it would take several minutes for King to carry out his orders, but as he kept on playing for time, Slocum finally lost his patience. No more sterling, Preston. King, if you don't come out with your hands up in that jam, we'll shoot the package. One, two, three... Suddenly, sergeant Preston heard a savage snarl in the yellow pane. The sergeant sprinted forward. He saw Slocum jerk up into view as he whirled a deal with King's attack. Preston fired. Lou Grant's hand had been slashed to the bone by King's fangs.  Where are you? Help!  I've got him covered, boy. Get your hands up, Grant. You're both under arrest in the name of the Queen. Later, when the group had returned to the cabin and Sergeant Preston had attended to Slocum's wound, Steve Parker told how he and Avis had been marched up the hill with their hands tied. Thank heaven you and King arrived in time, Sergeant. You had a mighty close call. What I don't see is how they knew that cash box was hidden in the claim. We didn't know where it was located. We were just coming to look for it and you saved us the trouble. Too bad it couldn't have been gold or I dug up instead of stolen money. Just as good as gold, as far as you're concerned. What do you mean? The express company posted a $5,000 reward for the recovery of the stolen money. You'll collect that $5,000. Honey, did you hear that? Steve, our troubles are over. Yes, and so are the careers of these two swindlers. But this case is closed. In just a moment, Sergeant Preston will give you a preview of Friday's adventure. Here's the breakfast that wins the praise of so many top-action Hollywood movie stars. It's Quaker Puffed Wheat. Or Quaker Puffed Rice. These ready-to-serve cereals are shot from guns. They're crisp and tender. They're shot through and through with nut-like flavor, too.  Add milk or cream top with fruit. It's cheese. And it's good for you. Take a tip. Ask Mom to order both delicious kinds in the big red and blue Quaker packages. That's Quaker Puffed Wheat and Quaker Puffed Rice. Listen Friday when Sergeant Preston and Yukon King meet the challenge of the Yukon in the case of the prodigal's father. When King and I drove up to look out Hill to question young Tom Elliott in regard to his shooting, he cleared himself easily. But by the time all the facts in the case were in my possession, both Tom and I had been made prisoners by a band of desperate men. Criminals who were determined to murder us. Be sure to hear this exciting adventure Friday. These radio dramas, a feature of the challenge of the Yukon Incorporated are created and produced by George W. Trenble, directed by Fred Flower Day and edited by Fran Stryker. The part of Sergeant Preston is played by Paul Sutton. They are brought to you every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at the same time by Quaker Puffed Wheat and Quaker Puffed Rice. The breakfast cereal shot from gun. Remember for delicious hot breakfast, enjoy Quaker Oats. The giant of the cereals is Quaker Oats. Delicious, nutritious, makes you feel ambitious. The giant of the cereals is Quaker Oats. And here's why Quaker Oats is called the giant of the cereals. There's more growth, more endurance in oatmeal than any other whole grain cereal. So make your hot breakfast, nourishing Quaker Oats. Quaker and Mother's Oats are the same. This is J. 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Hello there, this is Bhabhiya Kaushal in here are 4 news that rock the tech world this week. Technology can sometimes backfire and it can cost a billion. An 18-year-old teen from New York recently sued Apple after its facial recognition software falsely linked him to thefts in Apple stores and led to his arrest last year. UK government is training Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant to increase accuracy of information. The government has said that this trial project will allow people to access information without using a computer keyboard. Flipkart is doing all it takes to scale growth and progress. The e-commerce platform recently inaugurated a green data center in Hyderabad to strengthen its technological infrastructure. Elon Musk might be promising to bring self-driving cars in the market next year but right now all eyes are on the alleged Tesla model which bursted into flames in Shanghai recently.


Hello, my name is Avery, and today I'm going to be teaching you about the room capture application. To begin, open up the app. This application allows you to capture the geometry and color of entire rooms using your structure sensor. Adjust the slider in the lower right corner to change the size of the area you would like to capture. To achieve the best quality, turn slowly in a circle when capturing and try not to move around too much. This clip has been sped up in order to shorten the length of the video. You would want to move much slower than this. The green mesh that is forming is showing you what the structure sensor is capturing. Continue to scan until you are satisfied with the mesh that has formed. Then click done. Select hole filling and the application will fill holes within your model. This may take some time, but it's recommended to make your model better. Selecting top view will give you a bird's eye view of the model. De-selecting top view will bring you back to your original position. Selecting X-ray view allows you to toggle between the X-ray view you are seeing now and the normal view. You can look around the model by dragging your finger on the screen and move through the model using the pad in the lower left corner. Clicking measure allows you to measure the distance between two points on the model. Simply select these two points and the application will give you the distance between them. When you are satisfied with your model, click on email and fill out the information to email the model to yourself. That concludes this tutorial. I hope this video has been informational and until next time, Roll Tide!


Good afternoon and welcome to the BU News Service's Wednesday newscast. I'm Valerie Wences. Tiger Woods is awake, responsive and recovering. According to a tweet, the golf legend shared this morning, following emergency surgery after a car crash last night. CNN's Camilla Bernal has the story. Yeah, this is where Tiger Woods was brought for that emergency surgery. His doctors saying that they specifically worked on the lower part of his right leg. This was a long, likely difficult surgery, but Tiger Woods is a man known for his comebacks and so many people hoping he can do it again. Golf legend Tiger Woods, awake, responsive and recovering after surgery on his right leg, which required a rod, screws and pins to stabilize it. But many say the five-time master tournament champion is lucky to even be alive. I've seen many accidents throughout my career. I know Deputy Gonzalez is seen as well. That he's alive and well is good. It's nothing short of a miracle considering the damage. Woods was traveling down a steep winding road near Los Angeles when his SUV crossed the median and flipped over, landing in the bush on the other side of the road. The sheriff said there were no skid marks and no evidence of impairment. In any case, they were going at a relatively greater speed than normal. However, because it is downhill, it slopes and it curves, that area has a high frequency of accidents. It's not uncommon. Authorities say Woods was conscious and still in his seatbelt, even trying to pull himself out of the car. They helped pry the seat to the metal from around his legs. They also used an axe to break out the windshield. Woods was in town hosting a golf tournament and filming a show teaching celebrities to golf for golf digest and golf TV. Now we are being told that over the last couple of days, Tiger Woods was in his element, hosting that tournament and shooting some of these videos with celebrities as he taught them how to play golf. Of course, some of those celebrities already speaking out on social media and wishing him well, hoping for a speedy recovery. Reporting in Torrance, California, I'm Camila Bernal. Back to you. Investigators are trying to confirm what caused the crash. The FDA is confirming today that Johnson & Johnson's single-dose vaccine is effective against the COVID virus. A final decision is expected in days. Here in Massachusetts, we have some good news today as COVID numbers continue to decline. The estimated number of active cases statewide has dropped below 35,000. This is the first time we've seen those numbers since mid-November. The State Education Commission wants all elementary school students back to class five days a week by April. This April deadline comes as infection rates decline. The news caught many parents and teachers by surprise, especially as teachers' unions have been pushing for educators to be vaccinated before returning to the classroom. This is simply a bait-and-switch move by the governor who's attempting to take the spotlight off his massive failure with the vaccine rollout. As Dr. Fauci pointed out, I think the president pointed out, vaccinations are not required. Parents could still keep their kids learning at home and districts could ask for a waiver to delay opening. A new mass vaccination site will open today inside an old circuit city in Dartmouth. The site off of State Road is administering 500 doses of the Pfizer BioNTech vaccine per day. They hope to ramp up to 2,000 doses a day over the coming weeks. The site will open seven days a week. All appointment slots are booked through March 10th as of this morning. Eligible residents are hoping new slots will open up when the state releases its newest batches tomorrow. Coming up on our newscast, a rock star has his day in court. And how the pandemic is affecting the mental health of college students. Those stories and more when we return. I don't remember how it started. Look to that. Our back and forth, it always came back. You probably don't remember what you told me. That was perfect. But I heard every word. I first saw a turtle. My heart was full. Not anything but lonely. We have this like deep connection. This heart connection. He just wants to be close to you and part of your life. Every day with a turtle is a perfect day. When I'm holding her, it makes me feel calmer. I think everything he does shows how much he loves us. When we adopt a shelter pet, we discover there are a little bit of a lot of things. But they're all pure love. Welcome back to the BU News Service Wednesday newscast. Rock star Bruce Springsteen is scheduled to appear in court today to be rained on drinking and driving charges. A police officer arrested Springsteen three months ago at a New Jersey beach near his home. The officer said he spotted Springsteen doing a shot of tequila, then mounting his motorcycle at the National Park Service site of Sandy Hook. Springsteen's attorney had no comment about the arrest. In news out of Rochester, New York, hundreds took to the street protesting a decision involving police behavior. Protests erupted there Tuesday night after a grand jury ruled no criminal charges will be filed against the Rochester officers after the death of Daniel Prude. Crowds gathered around the site where Prude died last March. The second day of the Senate hearing on the deadly Capitol riot is underway today. Former and current law enforcement responded to questions about the Capitol building breach at the first day of the hearing yesterday. DC's acting police chief admitted that communication failures in the days leading up to January 6 put lives at risk. Chief Sun was pleading for the deployment of the National Guard. And in response to that, there was not an immediate yes.  And, you know, we're kind of going through, you know, it seemed like an exercise to really check the boxes. 250 people have been charged in connection with the attack that left five dead. 62 inmates are dead after rival gangs tried to gain control of three prisons in Ecuador. The riots broke out following a search for weapons carried out by police on Monday. 800 police officers have helped to regain control of the facilities. The country's prisons are designed for only about 70% of their current population and riots have occurred there frequently in recent years. Hong Kong's government announced plans to require district counselors to pledge allegiance to Hong Kong and China. If officials fail to uphold the oath, they will be banned from office for five years. The move is part of a series of electoral reforms announced Tuesday that will likely further exclude opposition voices and secure Beijing's authority over the city. Talking on the phone for 10 minutes a few times a week could make you feel less lonely. That's the finding of a study done with 250 Meals on Wheels clients in central Texas during the COVID-19 pandemic. Participants who spoke with a sympathetic listener on average experienced decreased feelings of isolation by 20% and anxiety or depression by over 30%. The study's authors said this serves as a reminder to reach out to loved ones who might be feeling low. Levels of anxiety and depression in young people are continuing to rise. BU News Services' Laura Stickles has more on the status of college students' mental health during the pandemic. 83% of students say that mental health is impacting their academic performance. Those are the findings of a Boston University researcher who co-led a nationwide survey during the fall semester through the Healthy Minds Network. For a long time, we've known that mental health is a really important predictor of academic performance, including GPA, as well as retention and persistence in higher education. And I think with the pandemic, we're really seeing that magnified. The study also found that two-thirds of students are feeling lonely or isolated. According to BU freshman Jasmine Garcia, it can be hard for the adults in her life to relate. The other day, I was complaining to my mom, like, you don't know how it is on Tuesdays and Thursdays with these hour and 15 minute long classes just sitting on my computer. And she was like, you're right. I don't know what that's like. LIBSON says that BU faculty can help by being flexible with deadlines. In smaller classes, professors should check in with their students. And in larger lectures, mental health information should be included in the syllabus. You know, walking down ComAb, there's these signs that say, like, make it till May. And I think another way to interpret that phrase around, you know, how can we make it till May? Not only as physically healthy as we can, but as emotionally well as we possibly can. NEBU students seeking free, confidential mental health services should visit the Student Health Services Behavioral Medicine Office. Reporting for BU News Service, I'm Laura Stuggles. One bright spot in the data is that the stigma around mental health is decreasing. 94% of students said they wouldn't judge someone for seeking help. Coming up on BU News Service, we'll have highlights of a game between two of the biggest college hockey rivals in Boston. And what about the Celtics? All the sports news and the weather forecast, let me return. I hear someone go, didn't it come from you guys? Strangers cough at me. Move away from me. Someone spit towards my direction. All the stereotypes that we've worked so hard to break are just going to be reversed. And it won't let that happen. We all have their player part. I donate my plasma. I've been making math. We deserve respect as much as everybody else. I'm a firefighter, not a virus. I'm a mass maker, not a virus. I'm a nurse. I'm a delivery woman, chef, a neighbor, artist, bus driver. I'm a doctor. Fight the virus. Fight the virus. Hey, chat. Why do I wear a mask? Because when I'm not behind the screen, my mask is my cheat code. And when we stop the spread, we level up. What's the next level? Hanging with friends again. You're right. Mask have always been a part of our community. I miss you guys too.  Here's the cheat code. Stop the spread of Corona. Mask up America. Today will be the warmest day in February. The sun is shining and it looks like we have more warm weather coming. Bart Tachi has the full weather report. Bart, what's going on? Thank you, Valerie. Yesterday felt warm. I wouldn't know because I literally didn't leave the house once. We are headed for a beautiful stretch of sunshine this week in Boston though. So I'll get out. I promise. Temperatures are in the forties. Today we're looking for a high score of 50 degrees. It's sunny now, moving to partly sunny in the afternoon. This comes after a colder than average February, mostly due to that jet stream that brought polar temperatures through the middle of the country and finally the east coast. And that stream is headed back to Canada. This weekend expect some clouds and light showers on Saturday with temperatures in the low forties, but another 50 degree day on Sunday and more sunshine next week.  Valerie, back to you. For reactions from the golf world on Tiger Woods rollover crash, plus the latest in both Boston University sports and the Celtics, here's BU TV's sports anchor Justin Schmidhorst. Jason Tatum and Jalen Brown have been selected to the All-Star Game as Eastern Conference Reserves. Tatum is to be in his second All-Star Game while Brown will be making his debut. But Brown couldn't fully appreciate his selection, considering the Celtics lost again last night, falling 110 to 107 to the Dallas Mavericks. They'll film very much like an All-Star because there's a little 500 and I've got to do a better job when I'm spying on my teammates and getting guys going and learning and growing. They're missing the world. It's not all about just screwing the ball, I realize that. The game was tied at 107 with just seconds to go, but Dallas star Luka Dončić made a last second three to deal with the Celtics their sixth loss in the last 10 games. The Celtics are on the road playing the Atlanta Hawks at 7 p.m. tonight. Tiger Woods is awake, responsive and recovering following Monday's car accident and Tuesday's emergency surgery that repaired his lower right leg and ankle. Woods' close friend and fellow pro golfer Justin Thomas had a visceral reaction to learning about the crash. I'm sick to my stomach. You know, it hurts to see one of your, I mean, now my closest friends, you know, getting in an accident and man, I just hope he's all right. Woods was hoping to compete in the annual Masters tournament this April as part of his career renaissance, but will be unable to due to breaking his leg. Boston University women's hockey team split this weekend's back-to-back games against Boston College. They won the first game at Boston College, but the second game didn't go so well. It was senior day for the Boston University women's hockey team as they took on the sixth ranked Boston College Eagles. Unfortunately for the five seniors who were playing their final game at BU, the game didn't go as well as they might have hoped. Despite being scoreless after the first two periods, the scoring opened up in the third, with a Boston College goal seven minutes and 29 seconds into the period. Just 18 seconds later, Boston College extended their lead to two-to-nothing with 12 minutes and 21 seconds left in the game. This score held until the game's conclusion. The Terriers split the weekend series with the Eagles. Women's hockey head coach Brian Der Rocher was more focused on the team's upcoming playoff game against Providence this Sunday than about this game. Any time you play well against a good team and the win we had last Saturday as well against Vermont, you've had a string of three real solid games and I think the kids know what it takes because they've done it and now it's a matter of, again, executing under a little bit of pressure. There's no question when you're one and done single elimination type playoffs, you have to perform. You have to do the little things, whether it's the goal tending or blocking a shot or scoring a goal. They do have a positive feeling about that and hopefully they'll carry that into Wednesday or the weekend's playoff game. Despite the unfortunate loss, coach Der Rocher said that the team has played well in their past three games and he hopes that momentum carries on into the playoffs. Women's hockey team senior Jesse Comfort was named conference player of the week for the second consecutive week and the men's basketball team is to host the senior night against Holy Cross Wednesday. Let's take it back to you, Valerie. For some fun news, President Biden has granted walk-in access to his two dogs, champ and major. Biden posted a photo of himself with his first dogs saying not many people have oval office walk-in privileges. Happy to report these two are on the list. And we're happy to. And that's it for this edition of the BU News Service Wednesday newscast. I'm Valerie Wences. Thanks for joining us and have a great day.


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In this presentation we will take a look at the disposal of property plants and equipment for a piece of equipment that is not fully depreciated at the point of disposal. We'll take a look at the questions that we should go through and I would think through a journal entry as we think through the closing process to work through what that process will be. Note here that we're going to go through the disposal process and we also need to think about has the depreciation been fully depreciated at the point of time it's being disposed of. In other words, is there some depreciation, some time that has passed since the prior period of the adjusting entry process, the period where we would record the adjusting entry of depreciation expense and the point in time of disposal that we should record for depreciation. We'll take a look at that process as we work through. However, once the disposal is going to take place, we want to think first is cash affected. I would then think of a journal entry. If cash is affected, we would debit cash for the cash we received. Then we take the equipment off the books as well as the accumulated depreciation, the difference then being a gain or loss on the disposal. If in other words, we got more cash than the book value of the equipment, we would end up with a credit or a gain. If we got less cash than the book value of the equipment, we would end up with a debit or a loss. In our example, we're going to say that there's five year useful life property with no salvage value and it's disposed of in the middle of the fifth year. So first we're going to go through that question about whether or not we need to record more depreciation before we go through the disposal journal entry. That's going to happen if there's in the middle of the month or in the middle of the year and we have this time frame, either a partial year or a partial month in which there has been not recorded the depreciation journal entry because they're recorded as adjusting entries at the end of the time period. In our case, we're saying that these adjusting entries are going to be recorded each year at the end of each year. And in the middle of year five, the last year, we are disposing of this equipment before it's totally depreciated and therefore we need to account for before we dispose of it one half year of depreciation because the last year of depreciation happened at the end of year four when we did the adjusting process. We're in the middle of year five, we're getting rid of the equipment and we need to get it up to date in terms of those six months of depreciation that has not yet been recorded. To do that, we're going to take the cost of the equipment which will be 110,000. We're going to divide that by the useful life using a straight line method. We don't have any salvage values. We're not subtracting out the salvage. It's going to be a very simplified problem here and that's going to give us the 22,000 depreciation per year. Now we of course need half a year's depreciation to record for this problem that has not yet been recorded therefore we'll divide that by two for half a year and that'll give us 11,000 of depreciation we need to record. So if we look at our trial balance then we see that we have the equipment at 110,000 accumulated depreciations at 88,000. And just to double check our calculations there if we took the 88,000 divided by 11 or let's say 22,000 that's the depreciation per year we get four years. So we can see that that 88 is for four years and we're selling it in the middle or not selling it we're disposing in the middle of year five. So that means we have to record that 11,000 half a year's of depreciation to get it up to date before recording the disposal. So that's what we'll do first of all and if we can if we have the trial balance open we can see that right away we can say oh the equipment's on the books and it's not fully depreciated and once that happens we gotta say oh well is the it's the accumulated depreciation up to where it should be when was the last time we did the adjusting entry and if it's not we'll make it what it should be with an adjustment and then we'll do our normal disposal process. So the first entry will be just like any adjusting entry for depreciation it's going to be depreciation expense debit for that 11,000 then credit accumulated depreciation for the 11,000 that'll be our first transaction once we do that if we were to record this the 88,000 would go to 99,000 in accumulated depreciation then we can do our normal type of journal entry which is going to be one we take off the accumulated depreciation so note it's going to be at 99,000 after this transaction because we have 88,000 plus the 11,000 it's now at 99,000 when we work these type of problems and especially if we don't have the trial balance here and we just have these floaty numbers that they give us in a word problem that can even make it a little bit more difficult it's nice to have a trial balance even if it's not the trial balance you're working on with the same numbers just to see that the accumulated depreciation is a credit balance account it would go up with this credit because it would be doing the same thing to it to 99 and you can then figure out the disposal process we now need to take it off the books deboning it by the 99 then we're going to take the equipment off the books it's on the books has an asset 110,000 and we're going to do the opposite thing to it a credit 110 then we're going to have the difference obviously we have a credit 110 a debit of 99 the difference is 11,000 which is really it's the half a year of depreciation we haven't recorded so this 11,000 is the depreciation we recorded we still have half a year depreciation we did not record and it's going to be a loss because we didn't get any cash for it so in other words on the books we have the book value of 110,000 minus the accumulated depreciation is 99 and if we the difference being 11,000 book value we didn't get any cash and therefore half a loss so that's one way we know that this is not a gain but a loss this is a loss a transaction and the other way we know is because it's a debit if it was a debit that's going to be kind of like an expense because it's a income statement account and expenses will bring net income down if we post this out then we're going to say that the depreciation expense is here it's going to bring depreciation from zero up by 11,000 to 11,000 accumulated depreciation we're going to net these two out so accumulated depreciation is going to be the 99 minus the 11 so I know we kind of netted those out these two are being recorded at the same time and so it's the 88 and then we're going to take out the 88 the 99 minus the 11 bringing the balance down to zero and then we have the equipment at here we're recording this 110,000 credit here's a debit we're recording the credit to it bringing it to zero and then the loss on disposal being an income statement account going from zero in the debit direction by 11,000 to 11,000 looking at all the accounts we can see that we have done what we want we want to bring the equipment off the books we've recorded that depreciation and recorded the gain the effect on net income then is it was at 66,000 which is it's the credit minus the debits so that's net income not a loss and then we had it go down one by the depreciation we calculated so the depreciation expense brought it down and two by the by the loss that happened so it went down by 22,000 of net income after the disposal process because we disposed of something that wasn't fully depreciated and we had to record one the depreciation that hadn't been recorded up to this point and then the loss resulting from the fact that it still had a book value and we didn't get any money for it bringing the net income from 66,000 down by 22,002 55,000