It's midnight. Do you know where your child's toy is? Well, it's being hacked right now on my desk There's a special broadcast of Desk of Lady Aida what we're doing some baby toy hacking because the baby is asleep I think yeah, so mr. Lady Aida want to get a little recap. Yeah, so this is the toy It's baby. I'd sign take a long tune thing. I think it's called. Here's some human babies we did a Teardown yeah, we're calling these take-aparts and Lady Aida went through like how it works all things that We're doing I talked about some of the songs we want to put on it a lot of people got back to us Or posted up on social and they're like, this is great. I want to put my own songs I want to be able to do all sorts of things. I wanted to do this But you know, I got too busy when I was raising my kid. Thanks for doing this Yay open source and all that so you asked me to do something Yes, I said, could you please when we took it apart and I said, please scan the PCB I scanned it Thank you for scanning it. I scan. Thank you for giving me the scan. So you gave me a scan at you. Thanks for you Have a Epson scanner you can also use a camera as long as you can get it You know perfectly square or you can you can then square it later But and then you know measure it With calipers and then you know kind of cross-correlate to twist it until you get exactly a flat image because basically what you want to do is Get that image so you can import into the PCB software to you know trace out where the whole slots are because it's an unusual shape It's not a rectangle or like a circle or a square or whatever. It's got like all these funky cutouts You know and they want to make the PCB as small as possible And so I think it doesn't have to be as small as the PCB is so let's maybe go to You're showing the scan. Let's go to the computer and I'll show the scan images so This is the scan.  No, okay So this is a scan you gave me and it's very nice And it's full color and I was kind of like oh like should I and I Rotated it just to make it like more square and I was like well should I like trace it then import it And then I just got really lazy and what I did is I just opened it in You know, I kind of tweaked I deleted the background in image ready so that wasn't you know didn't get confusing so like That's cut out here and the slots here because there were some shadows that made it like a little confusing So I just deleted all that background and then I just kind of increased the contrast and then I actually Just converted it to I tried 16-bit color and that was taking too long to import. So I just convert it to monochrome And this is you know good enough, right? You just need to know kind of where the Sotter points are speaker solder points the holes and then you know the outline of good Of the shape and then I measured it and it's like four millimeter. Sorry four centimeters by I think Seven centimeters almost exactly and so I just made this 400 pixels by 700 pixels and it was pretty much You know exactly Right because it was squared and then what I did is I imported it using in Eagle CAD There's the import BMP tool. I'm not gonna run it right now But basically you can select a bitmap and then import it and they'll import into Whatever layer you want. So I said import it into layer 200 so you can actually see it like this is you know It's it's very low res you can see the Even though markings the capacitors resistors and then once I had this I was like, okay now I can trace it out So I traced out the dimension and I got these little tabs here This is the ground and power you can kind of see it says VCC and VSS and so the locator tab And then you'll see that the PCB actually kind of does this little necking thing it like next in and Next out here and there's no real reason for that. I'm looking at the PCB. They just I don't know why they they did that. I Don't think it's for like any mechanical reason So I just made it like square I squared it up which gave me a little bit more room that I actually needed and you can even go out a little bit more Meals we will show you have a different injection mold in the past and they need Like there's or could be in the piece of these used in two toys, you know, who knows what you go the other way By the way, can you show the original so yeah, but we have a spare spare and so can you just show what it does? Yeah, this is gonna cause some parents to like they have some flashbacks Yeah, so just like has this little like three LEDs super cute But it needs to play joy division and tour you most in print and the cure and stuff like that Well, I think that's very fascinating is like, you know, it has this whole window But there's only three LEDs and they're like in this corner. Yeah, we'll be able to do cool stuff Okay, so show the the innards, right? So So in the innards so you can see this kind of like oh, yeah shaped PCB Yeah, maybe maybe in the past the other might be a reason like Yeah, I mean, I don't think it may be like tiles perfectly or something. I don't know anyways So what I did is I just brought this line down and you can even break I mean, you do have to avoid these bosses here. These are used to Secure this part. So, you know, as long as you don't bump into any of these holes You can extend it which I actually needed because I need a little bit more space So back to the you know, and then I can I can go down quite a bit here if I need more space on here All right, so let's go to the Computer again. Okay So I'm gonna hide that layer So, you know, I'm clearly not done. I'm still working on it I mean, I just you know started kind of putting things together. So the next thing is and we chatted about this on The last desk of a lady it is I've decided like what chips that do I want so the chip inside of here is a ROM 8051 or Z80 or something like you're never gonna be able to reprogram it It's it's completely like burned in at the factory So I want to put in a microcontroller and there's a couple debates that, you know, Phil and I had which is one I wanted to make it kind of unbreakable. So ideally something with a wrong bootloader so that no matter what or you know Even if people want to build us on their own You don't need a separate programmer because you don't need that anymore these days a lot of chips I built in around bootloaders the ESP 32s and the RP 2040s in the STM 32s and M7 chips a lot of yeah, a lot of chips in LPCs. They have built-in ROM bootloaders, whereas The samdi 21 and 51 don't and it can't get those chips anyways So then it was kind of like do I want the RP 2040 or an ESP 32 Those are the two chip families that like you can get very easily right now Because we're still dealing with this chip shortage and the prices is fairly affordable and they actually are both, you know Fairly low-power ESP 32 series especially could go to very low power modes Which could be handy because maybe like the button, you know, if you forget to turn it off it You don't want it to like drain the batteries because it runs off of the doubly batteries or not But you can have rechargeables, but you have to put pull them out and you get a screwdriver to pull them out So like ideally, you know, it runs for a long time even if it's left on by accident And so we're actually sort of chatted and it's like well You can either have an RP 2040 which is definitely going to be able to play audio clips and has lots of pens And it's you know runs at three volts and is otherwise really good But you to reprogram it you would need to open up the case because There's no USB slot available I don't want to have to like drill holes or like cut holes in the case for people to use this so if it's Using USB like RP 24 you'll have to open up to put in new songs Which maybe is okay But I also thought it'd be kind of cool if we used a Wi-Fi chip like the ESP 32 series because we really get circuit Python support And we have PI leave and so like you could you know with Wi-Fi You could reprogram it wirelessly or you could upload files wirelessly, which I thought was kind of neat And then we'd have an SD card slot on the inside So if you don't want to have the Wi-Fi on you don't have to like if you never Associated with an access point it just will never use the Wi-Fi and then you just use the SD card for songs So I thought we thought we'd start with that Also the ESP 32 S2 is again fairly expect inaccessible. It's our inexpensive. It's accessible. It's available And you know, you can have a you have to boot loader where it's it's you know drag and drop compatible So the C3 was you know another possibility, but the C3 I feel like is still It's still kind of early for that chipset and Frankly, I don't know if we have an MP3 decoder for risk five Whereas I know that there is one for the 10 silica core. So right so back to the Computer sorry, yeah, we are it's computer. So So this is the layout I've got and so I'm using the ESP 32 S2 module I'm not using the S3 mostly just for pricing. I don't think I need the power of the S3 I don't think I want Bluetooth. I don't see a lot of benefit from Bluetooth when you can just use Wi-Fi And one of the things we thought would be neat is you know You could have a be a little podcast player like you could we could connect to the internet and get Audio and download it and play it so you could have like songs in the day Yeah, I mean neat like a neat little dev system get your infant started on Joe Rogan as fast as possible That's that's right. He's got it. They've got to get on TRT Okay, so next up. That's teething Yeah, test the replacement therapy. Yes Okay, so we've got this Outline it's all good. And so here's all the little chunks So I've got I basically took a feather ESP 32 S2 and I kind of gutted it and then I did a couple of decisions And one of them the decisions actually made was So this is an unreleased guys, this is JP's C&C Brick C&C Yeah, you'll see tomorrow it's gonna be live really soon And so I kind of started this was like a month ago Like hey, can you grab one of these C&C's and like cuz we you know, we got a gift when gifted and It's like here's a cow or like here's a sheep. I'm like, there's no sheep in Manhattan Why need I need this baby to know like here's a taxi Or you know, that's a delivery about our train or the ice cream Truck. Yeah, there's a lot of things that a modern baby needs Probably not gonna run into hippos as much as Barking dogs and how to handle Train can be the train guy. Yeah, it's a rat So I love this artist artist by Brian Kiss kissinger. I hopefully a prince. All right, they're kissing her So it'll be only tomorrow, but you know as JP was building it we actually learned a lot because he's like I was like, can you try this with a power supply try that? It turns out like you really do want to for at least the RP2040 you really want to have one of our little TPS boost converter chips and Because the batteries that people can put in might be rechargeables Which means we're gonna get only 2.5 volts. I was like, well, you know, theoretically they're P24 I can run 2.5 volts. Yeah, but the it was amplifier like really was didn't sound so good at 2.5 It really wants to have a higher voltage in this case. They're boosting up to five volts and then regulating it down to three Not sure we're gonna do that But I did want to add the TPS 61023 so one thing that's funny is this is a like total overkill. It's like a two amp Outputs sorry one amp output and there's no, you know, I don't think we're gonna use one amp because the speakers like only You know half a watt a quarter watt, but you know, this chip is actually really inexpensive the TPS 61023 and only 20 cents whatever in quantity and so it's actually even though it's like total overkill because we stock it I'm used to it. I have you know, I know that it works That's the Power supply we're using so this is the boost converter. So I'm pretty sure I'm just gonna boost a 3.3 volts I think that'll be fine and then I'm not done here. I'm still working on it, but I added a micro SD card slot them it wire up There's one neopixel, but I'm actually gonna have I think six on the front of the Like the display on the player because I think that could make like for cooler facts I think like six pixels Three by two. Maybe you can go to the overhead and we'll We'll show it. So this is where The screen goes and you can see the the bosses that hold it in place So I'd have to bring the PCB out a little bit But instead of just having like three like one red one green one blue LED It would be like one two three one two three. So I think I'll have six because I like cool I'm gonna be seven. We'll have one up here, too And they'll also be used for like, you know, a state of the of the Wi-Fi and stuff Yeah, we can have it do things like tell the time and you know We could put a bunch of way files on there That'll be like the time is or you can have it like you're you know, hi, baby.  Yeah, we're just making the platform Yeah, so people could do this and that's second Python makes it really easy like audio projects are really they can't really do this Anything else? No Arduino. I mean you could do with Arduino or platform. I know but I want to make it You know really easy for people. I don't think you know what I will throw down the Challenge because it'd be great to have multiple versions of this like cool Coated up in whatever do rust do you Arduino? But I but I really yeah, totally Yeah, but but I but I really think the the whole idea of this being so easy or just drag and drop files That's really hard to do on I think any other embedded Platform language or whatever. Anyways, yeah, and then for the audio output, we're gonna use the i2s The max 98 through 57 on the last great search We actually found another good alternative, but I happen to have a lot of these in stock Because we bought like a year's worth because of the silking shortage And so I'm you know, even though there's there might be more fancy amplifiers. I don't need all those fancy things This one's good. And then I can just wire this up to the i2 To any pins because ESP32 can use any pins for i2s and they can use any pins for SPI for the SD card So it's actually kind of nice. It's like I still have these pin names left over from the feather. Oh, sorry I forgot to say go to the computer. This is the Max 98 357 audio amplifier and then This is gonna be hooked up to the ESP32 s2 module here, which still has the feather pin numbers But we'll I'll just I'll just arrange them to use whatever and then there's that native USB see which is great And they'll kind of you know if you really have to and then you always put you know Probably, you know, if you don't put an SD card, we'll just store You can store like fairly small but not like, you know, maybe like a minute or two of audio on the built-in Memory, but if you have an SD card, of course, you can have the long, you know as long as you want and There is an MP3 decoder for The ESP32 10 silica core, I think it'll be able to run on the s2. We have to go look into it But there's definitely wave playback and we have wave playback working. I'm almost positive Because we usually that's like one of the first things we get working and it's probably fast enough You know, you'll just initialize the SD at like, you know, 60 megahertz Read it off and blast audio onto the max 98 and then you'll just have to generate wave files We have tutorials on how to do that. So there's still a couple pieces going together There's also going to be a stem IQ t port if you want to connect sensors, you know, you want to have it like motion activated or Maybe it can like read air quality and I'll tell you the air quality, you know, whatever you want to do You can like hack this hack this even more But wanted to start with like just the basics the little audio platform To get this going and then if the s2 turns out to be not powerful enough The good news is the ESP 32 s3 is the module is pinout compatible. So you just Swap it in. I don't have to change any pans or any, you know, it's just the code that gets updated so the next thing I have to do is route this board out and Get prototypes and make the prototypes and then just see if I can just start streaming audio or make sure it fits inside I have to make the ports for the the slide switches that the slide switch is off low volume and high volume and The button is going to be the boot zero button, too So if you hold it down while resetting, it'll enter into like the bootloader so that way you can If you're using USB you can bootload it manually. So I think Yeah, sorry about that That's okay. Okay, so that's why that's my part two. So part three Hopefully by this weekend is Laying out all the parts and then I'll probably cut it out. You know, I'll print it out on printer at work Cut it out and just make sure that it all fits like kind of like put the pieces down and make sure because I'm kind of fitting to And the closure that already exists. I want to make sure that I'm not bumping into anything and then ordering those PCBs Okay, all right. Well, keep staying tuned. We will keep sneaking around the night while we sleep later


The things that people used to source their identity have withered in this civilization. One of them is to be of a place. To be of a place meant that you knew the stories of that place. You knew everything that happened there. You knew going back many generations. You knew the real and fictional stories about every stream and every hill. You knew the habits of the plants and the animals that lived in that area. Like you belonged to that place. And you could say, I am of this place. No longer can most people say that. Even regional accents have become homogenized under the impact of mass media. So many, many different, and well, so that's one to be of a place, but also people normally get their identity through their human relationships. And these too have contracted down to the nuclear family and a few friends. Maybe I'm over-generalizing a bit here. And there are certainly places, rural places and outside the industrialized countries where there still is connection to extended family and clan and place and so forth. So yeah, this breakdown in identity makes people really vulnerable to those who offer them a temporary or a false identity. Makes them vulnerable to political fascism, for example, to nationalism, to xenophobia, bigotry, all of these things. Here's a way to identify yourself. Here's a way to know who you are, to belong, to political polarization. Makes people vulnerable to political polarization because here's another way by which you can belong. And that's why people react so defensively when any of the pieces of their makeshift identity are attacked, because it is a threat to yourself. In that context, nobody's gonna be willing to change their opinions when they're so identified with them.


Hello, and welcome to the session in which we would look at a consolidation problem that could appear as a CPA simulation on the exam day, or you could see this in your advanced accounting course. It's very important that you understand consolidation from A to Z, at least a basic solid understanding. Because on the CPA exam, you might see a simulation like this one. It's very possible you might see a simulation like this one where you are asked to compute the investment account where you are asked to compute the consolidated net income. You are asked to compute, for example, the account balance sheet for equipment, the consolidated account for the equipment. So you have to be able to understand and be able to answer various questions. This exercise, again, it could be a simulation, an actual simulation, although it may be a little bit on the longer side of simulation, but it could also be in a form of a multiple choice where you are being asked one question. 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Take a look at my LinkedIn recommendation, like this recording, share it with other, connect with me on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and Reddit. So let's take a look at this exercise that's going to illustrate the consolidation process. In this, there's a lot of information. It's going to be in this exercise. So you might, I can generate 15 multiple choice questions from this exercise alone or I can give it to you as a simulation on the exam day, so be prepared to deal with both. Adam purchased 100% of Ryan's company common stock on January 1st, 2020 by issuing 9,000 shares of $10 power value. So they did not pay cash. They purchased the most stocks. Adam's share had a $15 fair value. Well, I might ask you how much, what's the, the consideration transferred? It's 9,000 shares times 15. That's the first question I can ask you on that date, which is January 1st, 2020. Ryan reported net book value of 100,000. However, its equipment with a five year life remaining was undervalued by 5,000. What does that mean? It means their equipment, we need to add 5,000 to their equipment because it's undervalued in the company's accounting record. Also Ryan had developed a customer list with an assessed value of 30,000, although no value, no value had been recorded on Ryan's books. And the customer list has a life of 10 years. Excellent. So what do we need to generate from this, from this question? Well, first thing, again, I could ask you, what is the consideration paid by Adam? How much did Adam pay? Well, let's see, Adam paid 9,000 shares, let me get the calculator here and keep it up. We're going to need it for a little bit. Adam paid 9,000 shares and paid, the value was $15 per share, therefore consideration transferred was 135,000. Now for this 135,000, the net book value of Ryan was 100,000 minus the net book value of Ryan. We have access of 35,000. That's fine. What are we going to do with this access? Well, we are told that the equipment are undervalued, therefore we're going to allocate $5,000 to the equipment. Remember this equipment here was undervalued by 5,000, therefore I'm going to put down equipment and I'm going to allocate $5,000 to that equipment and I'm told this has a five-year life and because of that I would know that per year I'm going to have an amortization expense of $1,000. So I'm told the customer list, there is a customer list that's worth $30,000 also, so of the 35, minus 5 for the land, minus 30 for the customer list, voila, I allocated all my access paid, access amount paid divided by 10-year, it has a 10-year life, therefore I am going to amortize per year $3,000, so good. So that could be, again at this point I could ask you what is the access amortization per year, I could ask you what is the access amortization for equipment, I could ask you what is the access amortization for customer list, okay and stop there or I could have it as part of a simulation as I'm doing this right now. So notice there is no goodwill here, so we're keeping everything clean, okay. What else are we giving? We are giving Adam and Ryan income statement as of December 31st, 2020, which is the end of the first year and Adam and Ryan income statement as of December 31st, 2021. The first question we're going to try to answer using the equity method, could you compute Adam's investment account on December 31st, 2021, which is after two years. So what is the investment account on the consolidated, well not on the consolidated, on the consolidated will be zero, what is Adam investment account as of December 31st, 2021? Well what do we have to do? Well we have to start with our investment account. We started, let me get back to calculator here, I don't know why I took it out, we started with a value, let me put it right here, we started with a value of $135,000, this was the investment account. In 2020, Ryan earned $110,000, that's going to increase the net income, it's going to increase the investment account, which is we're going to debit the investment account if we're talking debits and credits. Also Ryan declared and paid $50,000, that's going to reduce our investment account by $50,000. Are we done yet? Absolutely not. What else do we have to worry about or what else do we have to do? We have to account for that, this access amortization, because that's additional expenses minus $4,000. Okay, now this is for year 2021, I'm sorry for year 2020, so if we want to compute this, if you want to compute the balance as of year December 31st, 2020, because I can ask you about this only, $135 plus, oops, $135 plus $110 minus $50 minus $4, the balance will be $191, if that's the case, I hope I did this right, I did not mistype any answers in there. Now they're asking us about year 2021, well in 2021 Ryan earned revenues minus expenses in additional $130,000 of net income, let me identify those. Ryan declared and paid $40,000 of dividend, declared that doesn't matter, that's going to reduce the investment. Then again we have this $4,000 to account for year after year of this access amortization because at least for the next five years because the equipment, we have to chip away the equipment for the next five years, let's see if I did this right, $130,000, $191,000 plus $130,000 minus $40,000 minus $5,000, and I'm getting an answer of $276,000, actually should be minus $4,000, not minus $5,000 minus $4,000, I don't know where I get the five from, therefore the answer will be $277,000. So this is what the investment account will be using the equity method, okay, we started with $135,000 plus net income minus dividend minus access amortization, this was the balance as of December 31st, 2020. Then in 2021 Ryan had income, then they paid dividend, then we have access amortization with the balance of $277,000, okay, so make sure you are comfortable with this, make sure you are comfortable with this, okay, let's take a look at another question, I'm gonna erase this because I wanna take a look at the second question, what is the consolidated net income for the year ending December 31st, 2021? So they're asking us about this year, what is the consolidated net income, what is the consolidated net income, well it's gonna be my net income, when I say mine, the parent net income plus the subsidiary's net income, right, so let's go through this, the parent net income $700,000 minus $460,000, that's gonna give us $240,000, that's $240,000, that's Adams which is the parent company, Ryan's net income which is $280 minus $150, which is $130,000, then remember, we have to account for the access amortization now because we purchase Ryan's company as a result, we have a customer list to amortize, we have equipment to depreciate more which is an expense, well that's gonna reduce this by $4,000, again where's the $4,000 coming from, it's this $4,000, now if I take $240,000 plus $130,000 minus $4,000, this should be $366,000, therefore what we say is the consolidated net income is $366,000, we could compute the consolidated income also obviously for December 31st 2020, net income for Adam, net income for Ryan minus $4,000 because we're gonna be chipping away those balances, let's take a look at this question, what is the consolidated equipment balance as of December 31st consolidated, equipment balance as of December 31st 2021, how would this answer be affected by the investment method applied, it will not be affected, so what is the equipment balance, well the equipment balance is what, well we have, let's see, equipment balance right here, we're dealing with this balance here, it's $500,000 for Adam plus $300,000 for Ryan's company, now we have $800,000, remember we over, we needed to over allocate an additional $5,000 to the equipment account because it was undervalued, that's $5,000, but remember they're asking us about the consolidated amount about the equipment balance, remember every year we are chipping away $1,000 of depreciation therefore, well we have two years because they're asking us about 2021, so I'm gonna deduct $2,000 which is $1,000 per year, it's $805 minus $3,000, the balance is $803,000, I could also ask you what is the customer list balance as of December 31st, 2021, well we're starting with $30,000 and we're gonna chip away, two years, we're just gonna chip away $6,000 of this, it will be $24,000, we're not being asked but just I want you to know this, I'm gonna remind you whether you're an accounting student or a CPA candidate, if you want an additional resource to help you understand your CPA material, please take a look at my website farhatlectures.com, I don't replace your CPA review course, consider making this investment in your career and your future, the CPA exam is a long-term investment, don't shortchange yourself, it's worth it, study hard, invest in yourself, that's the best investment you can make, good luck and of course stay safe


We're kind of a diverse team people from you know all around and I speak for mist itself and that and the ethereum community as a whole So let's you know move with the web3 ecosystem and let's talk a little bit about The current landscape of it. So we've got mist which is a concept browser. I can tell you more about this later, of course We've got the amazing metamask, which is a It's not only an extension. They are much more than that more they they'll talk more about Some other new projects on the second the same room We also have a brave browser that joined this ecosystem You know two years ago Opera which recently launched the beta which has web3 access You know opera is still the fifth major browser worldwide and this is actually pretty big so We have wallet and some mobile Experience as well mobile trust browser cypher status, of course coin base And the list is growing. Can I have this? Alright, maybe that's too far. Oh, yeah So let's talk about miss history and updates. Actually, actually, this is our fifth Davcon we've heard Here since the start Alex, which is there he presented the vision and Alex presented the vision and then Inspired lots of developers All around the community to build other things on it and around it We got oh Yeah, so that's Gavin and Alex, you know several years ago That's on zero and then they've gone one Can we have it? Oh, yeah, they've gone one and then while miss was a Better, you know structured concept we got, you know, lots of wireframes and all and then came the theme wallet. Oh Yeah, they've gone two three that's me and for so I like to, you know, make a little bit of Advertising here. There are some interesting talks from our Former and current team members. So there's universal logins by Alex later today this room introducing formality by Victor Maya browser web 3.0 how to be secure web 3 clients. That's actually a missed thing and Here's our current team we got Philip myself Mark Alex and Ryan we managed to grow the team actually we were you know some dark You know times where we had you know two developers now. We're thanks to the theorem foundation. We've got plenty of them Let's talk about things that we've done this year. So there comes a time where a user Executes a transaction. So that's actually One thing that should be really carefully thought about so We put lots of thought into that Because executing transactions is actually the biggest Emotional pick in the user experience Picture that you're you know transferring 100,000 ether Well, I'm pretty sure that your hands will be sweaty You know you're deploying a multi-seg wallet that can be dangerous sometimes So in order to in order to design and oh thank you guys in order to design a pretty and useful and Transaction we know we had to you know the user has to know At a glance what's happening. It has to be a well crafted interface with pretty clear instructions This is not it This is how it used to be But we were pretty You know by the time we did that we were pretty happy with that but now we are changing this Just something you know more clear more, you know straightforward But it doesn't end that of course you can transfer, you know tokens you can execute functions And we are you know going a bit further than that well the user types of password execute transaction Then we can have you know this kind of Description thanks to an aspect or ad spec also, you know, thanks to ENS we can have these kind of More description descriptive information about addresses So yeah, this is our new transaction window we gather and mix Lots of information together. So we've got gas estimation price sequence feet functional ABI signatures That's back and in yet you know as look up for address look up Well thinking that's a major issue Back back in time back then we one could Sync the blockchain in a matter of minutes So we know how it is the state of its of this nowadays And we used to have these loading screen It was actually needed because otherwise all the depth that subscribe it to block new blocks that would be bombarded by You know events from from the node So in order to cope with that and to meet user expectations we could have you know Make the best load the screen in the world But I'm pretty sure that no one would stare at it for you know more than five minutes so we had to be creative and we devised a mechanism to to have two sinking mechanisms one with a remote node as you can see in food over there and A background sync using go Ethereum like client or fast sync and when This node was up to date it would take over the connection as a main one so ideally the user will wait a little time to See in an interact with the blockchain When the node takes over you'll be you know in a totally secure environment Totally centralized fashion. Oh, yeah Hi Peter That's the responsible for the like line and to go with you So we've got this which we call layer nodes instantly connected to the blockchain via remote provider Like line sinking in the background and well when it up to date it just takes over the connection We implemented a transaction history window Which will gather all transactions made In the browser Which is pretty convenient for depth developers because they wouldn't have to implement that themselves within the their websites using our web 3 1.0 with web sockets implemented and There are some breaking changes to how we connect with the websites. Actually, this is Coordinated effort so misuse it to inject web 3js within the DOM So we don't do that anymore. That's up to the dev developers to to choose which versions they will use And then we would only provide the web 3.0 current provider This is now changing to window dot ethereum only for simplicity sake. So here we can have The method that will request accounts and then in mist This window will pop up Which we can you can you know have Or create a new account or select one or multiple accounts you want to provide to the to the website Yeah, so in order to implement the change will be simple. You have to instantiate to make web 3 with this kind of connection pretty simple change and This is a convenient way to access blockchain resources. This is actually a Collaboration effort metamask and lots of other players are on this same boat You guys can point your devices to this QR code to see more, you know in depth Documentation we are about to roll out in the next weeks and well, of course, there's a PR for that We're also making some deep architecture changes This This is how miss looks at the moment. Okay, we've got a browser shell Which we use electron we've got the back end made in Node.js and the front end Meteor Those are all tightly coupled that makes quite difficult for us to to experiment new technologies to you know Especially when there are you know some security concerns, which in our industry is fairly common So we're changing to this kind of model so we have Totally isolated a breath really thin browser shell still using electron at this moment but the main process would be separated and the front end would be in react and That will allow us to make such changes We can have lots of updates Frequent ones just like continuous delivery mechanisms in the web development So you can have you know lots of updates the user will can subscribe to those kind of updates and of course With the user consent we will It will be as simple as a browser reload, but you're using a desktop application Then we can update only the main process and eventually when we've got new browser shell versions You'll update only that again But hey, why are you still using electron if you're building a browser? That is so true. We agree with that And this is a tweet from young from brave browser. They just got rid of electron all together And we're playing to do so as well, but We came, you know with a different solution We'll be using chromium embedded framework in a project called how Which I highly recommend you guys to watch a Philip talk would be on day Which day and time you guys hear that tomorrow at two I Think we'll be here in that same room, right? Okay, so regarding these deep architecture changes. I think In practice what can bring us to Instead of a 80 megabyte update at least you'd be like, you know less than five megabyte updates for the UI You know, that's less than a wide image And you can do that, you know frequently we can put our continuous delivery server to to work for you So increase it cross OS testing effort today is actually a pain for us So we can get rid of this all together making those frequent releases for the interface and Today we put the security burden of validating the checksums To the users. I think that is not really fair because you know, sometimes it requires some tooling additional tooling, you know Command line instructions and we can make it better with automatic checksum validation at module level a bit more about Transparency we got some feedback saying that well our roadmap wasn't quite public People sometimes wouldn't know exactly what we were working on. So Yeah, we now have medium publications. We've got just one public post there, but we've got three more You know just about to be public. So if you guys can follow us there, you'll see our roadmap would moved from Closet application to GitHub projects and Well, today I created you see your message on Twitter. So, you know Good that it was available. So he has it has zero followers, but you can Can be the first No formal guys So how to contribute to this project and to this web ecosystem Well, we have Such an amazing community where we can see from from protocol design Studies research and how they interact with each other merely using I guess if the research website and some forums and chats But here about the web protocols and changes in discussions We mainly use the easy theory magicians.org website and the EIPs, which you're probably familiar with already Also, we have well Poor requests are pretty welcome. We can guide you in your own adventure and I have you know This is something that Should be, you know exposed A tweet from AFRI Oh, yeah Yeah, that's it. If we don't stop relying on put any Centralized service not just in for it because we love him for that, but you know, that's I think that's too much on their shoulders Division of Ethereum failed just like we're defeating the purpose So I think we should you know, give more attention and and to those new projects like line incentivization Incubed that node VIP node denote There's metamask project which I can't pronounce babies was tecala, baby Well, of course universal logins and meta transactions, which you know can remove the burden off of the user interfaces All together So remember guys these things for distance relies So that that's you know for your own website where you you know about is about to To publish it is about to which kind of services you connect to This is exactly what we're here for You know So, you know just a bit a bit more about our features Mist really wants you to have any real with your node in your computer Even if it's a like client or ultra like client in a possible feature Use of swarm communication layer in and yes, we can read ENS content hosted on swarm So That's pretty much it guys. So the Web3 progress is so exciting and this is so proud to be part of it So, thank you so much


Hello, friends. I'm Sanjay Gupta. I welcome you on Sanjay Gupta Tech School. In this video, I'm going to demonstrate you how you can show related parent record details on child record in Salesforce. For this, we are going to use two things. First, we need to create protection that will be a data record and then we will be going to edit the lightning pace and we will be placing a component that is related record, right? So before starting, if you want to watch more Salesforce training videos, you can go to description of this video and you can find links of various playlist there. Now I'm starting the demonstration. So first I'm moving to account object creating a quick action here. So I'm choosing a data record name is related account and clicking on save. So now it will provide me a page layout where I can place account related fields. So I'm choosing these fields only. Those are listed here and I'm clicking on save, right? So this way, this quick action is available to use. Now if I move to any contact, so if I open this contact so you can see on contact we can populate account so we can relate a particular contact with account. So here it is available but on contact record we don't have account details available, right? So we need to click on this so that we can have compact layout or we can, sorry, we need to hover this so that we can see compact layout and if we click on this then we can see the account record in new tab. But if I want to show account details in a particular component, right? So for that purpose I need to click on this gear icon, clicking on edit page. So after creating quick action we need to choose a particular component that is related record. So this component we need to drag and drop to contact page. So I'm dragging and dropping it here so here you can see it is being placed and here at right-hand side you can see related record component related information are available. So here we need to choose the lookup field so use this contact. So I am choosing account name, right? Clicking on done and here we need to choose the quick action, right? So update account so we created related account quick action right now so it is by default available here because this is the only one and if we hover this so select the action used to view and edit the related record. If no action is available create the action or select a different lookup. To change the displayed fields customize the action in setup if you don't see the action or can't modify it create a new one, right? So we have only one update action so that's why it is by default selected and if you want to choose the create action so it is also selected and here select the action used to create a related record, right? So this way first you need to choose the lookup field and then related action and from here we place the related record component so now I am clicking on save. So on child component you will be able to see, sorry on child record you will be able to see the details of parent record in a component so we are on contact and if I scroll it down so here you can see account details are available. So account name, type, phone, website industry five fields are available. If you want to place more fields so you can go to account and from here you can search that related account if you click action you can click on edit sorry don't click yeah so if you go to that related account so you need to click on this label so that this layout option will be available you can click on edit layout and here you can see if I want to place one more field let's say active annual revenue, customer priority and I am clicking on save moving to contact and doing a refresh so you will see three more fields will be available there. So if you choose update quick action, update or record quick action so we have two facilities we can view the details as well as we can edit the details so it is not visible so yeah now it is saved so I need to refresh it again so sometime there is a refresh issue so you can do a hard refresh using control shift and R so that cache will be raised and the changes will be reflecting so now you can see one two three four five six seven eight total eight fields are available here and if you want to edit this record from here so you can do that as well so it is modified so view and update option are available and if you have access to contact and on account as well so you can modify both from a single page now so here you can see details of this account sorry contact and at right inside in this component you can see details of account as well which is associated with this right so I hope with this you understood how we can show information of a related parent record details on child record itself so you need to use two things for that first you need to create a correction and then you need to use the component related record on the lightning page so I hope this video will help you to implement this thing and if you want to watch more Salesforce training videos you can go to description of this video and you can have links of various there thank you for watching this video


Welcome back to our lecture series math 4220 abstract algebra one for students at Southern Utah University. As usual, I'll be your professor today, Dr. Andrew Mistledine. In this lecture, I want to continue what we started in the last lecture about algebraic coding theory and how we're going to use algebra, particularly linear algebra, on the vector space z2n to help us develop error-detected and error-correcting codes. So, in order to do that, we're going to actually introduce what's known as the hamming distance or sometimes called the hamming metric. And so this is something that's very common with linear algebra on vector spaces. We want a notion of distance, of norm, of length, so we use some type of distance function or norm function to very well do that. Now for the real numbers, we actually employ the dot product, an inner product of some kind to develop this. That's a little bit harder on a finite field or the vector space over finite field. But the hamming distance will do exactly what we needed to do to create a metric for our vector space here. So imagine we have two bits, or two sequences, two vectors, I should say in our vector space z2n. Let's call them x and y. And as these are vectors, I'll typically write them in boldface font. The hamming distance is defined, the hamming distance on x and y, which we'll denote as d of x, y. This is going to be the number of bits in which x and y differ. So just as a quick example right here, let's say that x is the message 0011 and y is the word, we'll say 1001, something like this. And so when we look at the hamming distance between x and y right here, notice that they disagree on the first letter. They agree on the second bit, they disagree on the third bit, but they agree on the fourth bit. So as we're trying to count how they differ, this means that the hamming distance will be two because they, again, they disagreed on the first bit and on the third bit. So that's how we calculate this thing. On the other hand, the weight or norm of the hamming norm of a vector, which we'll denote this as w of x. Sometimes you'll see like absolute value of x or like double absolute value of x. Those are sometimes used instead when it's clear what we're talking about. We'll use the notation w of x in this lecture series here. The w of x, the weight or norm of our vector here, it's going to be the number of ones inside of the vector here. So if we go back to our original vector here, w of x, it had two ones, so its weight is two. Likewise, the weight of y here was also two because it had two ones in the sequence. We'll just count the number of ones. And so that gives us the hamming distance and also gives us the hamming norm. Given a code, remember code is a set of code words. Code words are elements that belong to Z2n. There's these binary sequences here. The minimum distance of a code is going to be the smallest distance between two vectors in that code. So it's the smallest distance between distinct code words. Now be aware that if you take the distance between a vector with itself, you're always going to get zero. So we are talking about distinct here. The minimum distance is the closest that two code words can be in a code. And so here's some more examples. If I take the code words one, zero, one, zero, one, and then one, one, zero, one, zero, and then zero, zero, zero, one, one. We can see the weights of these things very easily. The weight of x is three, y is likewise three, z is two in the situation. What's the distance between them? Well, if you look between x and y, their second bit disagrees, their third bit disagrees, its fourth bit disagrees, and its fifth bit disagrees. So the distance is actually four in that situation. They're relatively speaking far apart in the code there. Worst case scenario, they would be five units apart. If we look at x and z, they differ on the first bit, they agree on the second, they disagree on the third. They, let's see, they disagree on the fourth, but they do agree on the fifth bit, so the distance would be three. And then lastly, comparing y and z, they disagree on the first second bit, they agree on the third. They agree on the fourth, they disagree on the fifth, so the distance between them would be three bits. So that's how this hamming distance works. Now, some important properties we should know about the hamming distance is that the first one, which I already mentioned a little bit, the hamming distance satisfies the positive definite condition. That notice, if I take the distance between any two code words, this distance will always be non-negative. It'll be positive or zero. And in fact, it's equal to zero only when the two words are the same. And that makes sense, and we argued already that the distance between a word with itself would be zero. But also, the only way that the distance could be zero is if they don't have any differences, which would mean that's the same bit. And likewise, the way we've constructed it, that the hamming distance is always a natural number, zero or positive. So the positive definite condition is satisfied here. We also have that this function, the hamming distance, is symmetric. That is, the distance from x to y is the same as the distance between y and x. It doesn't matter who you compare to first, the number of differences will be the same. And the one that's hardest to see is the idea of the triangle inequality, that if you take the distance between x and y, this will be less than or equal to the distance from x to z, plus the distance from z to y right here. Again, that one's a little bit harder to convince yourself, but the reason it's called the triangle inequality is the following idea. If you think of these as points in space, x and y right here. Well, if we add some third point, call it z, the distance from x to z, excuse me, from x to y, is going to be shorter than if we take a detour. A detour is going to be longer than going the straight path. And therefore, you get this triangle picture right here, the triangle inequality. I'm not going to prove the triangle inequality for the hamming metric. I'll leave it as an exercise to the viewer here to try to figure that out. Now, one thing I do want to mention is that if you ever have a function from a set across itself to the real numbers that satisfies these three conditions, this is what you call in topology a metric. And so the set x equipped with a metric function is called a metric space. So this shows us that the vector space z to n equipped with the hamming metric is in fact a metric space. And so we can talk about distance between objects and do some basic topology on these things. This will be very useful in our conversation going forward. Now, it's not just a topological thing, the metric space. We also have some algebra going on here and these things do work together. So if you have two words x, y and z to n, then it turns out that the weight of the sum x plus y is identical to the distance between the two words x and y. In particular, the weight of a single word is just its distance from zero. And the argument for this is actually fairly simple. Let's note that the weight of x plus y just counts the number of ones that are in x plus y. But how do you get a one in x plus y? If x and y both had a zero in a specific bit, then the sum would be zero. And if they had a one in the same bit, let's say the second position, right? If x and y both had a one in the second position, when you add those together, you'll get a zero. So whenever x plus y has a zero in a certain bit, that's because x and y had the same number. On the other hand, if x and y differed, that's because x would have a one and y had a zero, or it was because x had a zero and y had a one. And so the ones in x plus y correspond to the differences between x and y. And therefore the number of ones inside of x plus y, its weight, will also count the differences between x and y, thus calculating the distance. And then the last observation is also very trivial here. W of x is W of x plus zero, which will be the distance between x and zero. So this gives us then the hamming metric for our vector space. It makes it into a metric space. And then like I said, this weight function right here satisfies the conditions in a vector space called a norm. So z to n becomes a normed vector space for which a normed vector space is always a metric space, like we saw in this proof right here.


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The following is a presentation of T.F.N.N. Trading Hour with your host, David White. Call now toll-free at 1-877-927-6648 internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER>. Now, David White. And welcome all to another exciting edition of the Power Trading Hour with me, our humble, lovable and squeezively soft host. As always, we love to come to you at this time. The following takes place between 2 p.m. and 3 p.m. So what do we have going on today? Well, we're up 11, now 12 points on the S&P cash. 37 on the Dow, Nasdaq's up 42, Russell's up 12. And I think if there's any story out here today, since I don't think a lot happened, the story I'm looking at is the absolute abject lack of any energy as we go higher, only 3.6 billion shares by the CBOE volume summary today. And man, we should be doing at this level 4.5, 5 billion shares. So this is, and yesterday too, was, yesterday was poor. This is on the edge of ridiculous. I think everybody's pushing the market up making an assumption that there will be a spike in the market to go after the, or on the trade deal or an announcement of a trade deal. And everybody wants to be there and everybody wants to sell it as soon as the spike comes. And I have a feeling that they'll be a little disappointed because if everybody's thinking the same way, generally it's already in the market. Other things going on. We talked about the housing market down here in Florida, which tends to lead the rest of America. And I think it was a year ago, about half of the houses down here, I had to reduce their asking price for sales. That's gone to about 80%, both in the bigger markets of Miami and Tampa, not so much Orlando. So I saw that a little bit and I thought, okay, that's going to be kind of interesting. But more interesting to me is who was hating on and what were they hating yesterday in the stock market? What do you think? Do you think that they were shorting Tesla or maybe shorting Boeing or maybe shorting something else? Well, it's a little bit different. It's a bit what you would think weird. But I'll show it to you here. I normally put it in every day in my daily newsletter. Let's zoom in here. But on the S&P 500, the most shorted stocks yesterday were Polte and DH Horton. And maybe that tells you something about what the thinking is, at least in the markets. But I guess they're not the ones that the Toll brothers at the very high end. Maybe that's not being affected, but certainly looking at those two very much affected. Netflix normally on the list, which is kind of funny. But the one that always is weird to me is Apple. And we talked about this for the last couple of weeks as Apple went higher. But people continue to have this on the most, what I call the most hated list, which is which ones that everybody hates the most. Generally, if they hate them a lot and they're on this list, they don't go down. That's because everybody knows there's a lot of shorts that are almost always the weakest hand in any room. They're 10 times more likely than a long position to actually trade in her day. So people don't have much tolerance for higher prices when they're short. And when I see stuff like Apple still on the list of highly shorted stocks, I think we've got to ask the sanity of people that are shorting Apple. And what's the reason? They got $250 billion. They can buy back those shares at any time, run all these shorts. And I can't guarantee you that that's not what they're doing right this minute. But it doesn't make a lot of sense to me. I want to find if I'm shorting stocks, I want to find stocks that need cash that have a real business problem. Now, can Apple go lower? Certainly can and it has. But I want to find loose bricks in the building that these guys have. And Apple, could it pull back? Yes. Is it going out of business in 10 years? No. If they didn't sell anything, they'd still be in business in 10 years. Generally, you want to look for stocks that have problems. Somebody brought up in the den earlier in the day, Wayfair. And it's kind of interesting to watch stocks that are vastly overpriced, like Wayfair. But that doesn't mean that they can't get incredibly more overpriced. And we'll look at that chart today, too. I think it was seven days to cover or something. And it wasn't that the overall short were that bad to give you seven days to cover, which means on the average volume, it would take seven days just for the shorts to get out if no longs bought whatsoever. And you know that's not going to happen. But you got to think, what are people thinking? Certainly, I brought up, they say don't be short a quiet market. And light volume is particularly painful to shorts, because normally they won't hold long enough for the market to flip and head lower. But this is kind of a very interesting day with a lot of highly shorted stocks that aren't in there. I mean, a lot of these things like Twitter, everybody knows eventually Twitter has got some major business issues. They don't have that much cash. They do have some. They do make money. Kind of better to find stocks that they were making money. And somebody came in a new product that cuts them off at the knees. But again, very weird stuff. Normally, when you see something like this with the two housing stocks leading the most hated, a lot of times that's actually a low market, because it just can't go anymore. But yesterday, 35% of all shares started in the trade as a short position. You don't know how many people went home that day short, but you know the lot of people did. Advanced micro devices also hated. Hated, they say, Twitter, Netflix, Echo Lab, Fortnite, F5 networks, 25% yesterday, Kohl's, Apache Corporation, Constellation Brands, Hess Corporation. When resorts. Kind of interesting to see that one. Catching the ire of the shorts. Microchip technology. Checkpoint software. JB Hunt Transportation, 21%. Anyway, we'll be back. We'll do a little bit of history. And then we will get on with the business of looking at lots of interesting and succulent charts. Yes, succulent is the word of the day. The Taz Profile Scanner is the most revolutionary piece of trading software that you will ever try. Wouldn't you like to approach the markets with confidence? As you begin your trading day, it's likely that you'll be faced with lots of decisions. In order to make the best decision, the first thing you'll need is a strategy that will help you minimize your risks. Whether we're in a bull or bear market, a good strategy is to have the tools needed to help you scan and analyze the markets before you trade. The Taz Profile Scanner instantly scans and filters over 2,500 global financial markets such as stocks, ETFs, commodity futures and forex. 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America on the HMS Beagle as the ship's unpaid botanist. If you've not ever seen it, I don't know why it didn't do well. It's actually an excellent movie. Master and Commander kind of, if you ever get to watch it, he's kind of supposed to be the guy that the doctor on the ship. It's not quite, not true history. Inspired by a true story, not even somewhat a true story, just inspired by one. Excellent movie though, especially if you love yachting and ships. I wouldn't like going out there going that slow in a big boat like that. It's kind of bouncing around a great deal. But of course, from now on, people would actually have to do science. They yell and scream. They'd say that the earth was flat. And by the way, people that email me, the people that say the earth are flat are not real. They're trolls. They're just there to make you think that other people there. And they love to see your responses when you think you're superior because you believe that they actually believe that the earth is flat. They don't. There are many places around, kind of before the internet. There was a thing called Newsnet where you could post messages. And it was, it was, there's a guy named Tom Henry, Phil Henry. He used to have a radio show down here in Florida when National and all he would do was actually he could mimic all the collars. And no one actually calling in was real. They were all people he made up. He did voices. And of course, he'd always have some kind of insane idea and people would call up and get all mad and flustered. That's basically what these guys do. Don't pay too much attention to what people say on the internet.  And when I make fun of the flat earthers, it's because I think that they think that you're having a good time watching your blood pressure go higher. They really don't believe it. Anyway, on this day in 1959, we're going to go start looking through some charts today. As I said, a volume just horrifically light. Not a lot of signals. Again, we're looking for any kind of dip, but there hasn't been that yet. And, you know, we're just up to this level where I think a lot of people are thinking that they want to plant their flags short at 2900 on the S&P cash. But I don't know if we are quite there yet. I think at a minimum, we need to pull back to take a run at higher prices. I would not be surprised to see a lot of selling before we go into the closed due as the volume has been so poor. Market just looks like they've been holding it up for a while. In any case, we're going to go through as many stocks as we can to take a look and we will continue on higher. Okay, so what do we have? XPO, you know, the sneezes are back folks. XPO logistics. XPO is the symbol on this one. And this is exactly what you're looking for in seeing a top in a stock. And that is no volume. We should come back and fill something on the 15th of February. XPO came down with 19 plus million shares. We're up on about 1.3 million shares right now. It got to 5980. Could it go a little higher? Maybe it opens up on Monday a little higher. But yeah, I mean, we're talking extremely in markets. So just don't be sure. Don't be surprised if that gaps down on Monday or the entire market starts rolling lower to see that some of those retract the last $5 like in this stock almost instantaneously at 1pm. Let's turn all this off here. At 1pm. Do I want that? No. We had the rig survey come out from Baker Hughes. And what it showed was a massive amount of new wells coming back on. As we said, this is the time when the winter summer gasoline formula change comes on and almost all these wells get turned off. They get service and of course it makes gasoline and crude a little bit tight. Almost everybody just decides to build a little bit of supply. But of course, because there's not nothing come in, it's pretty much standardly bullish. Unfortunately, as soon as they start turning those wells back on that changes. And it doesn't change overnight. But my guess is that by next Wednesday, we're probably going to see some kind of high in the energy stocks for a while. We also saw news out that the Department of Interior is going to change the way that water purity or water tests can be done state by state instead of doing them nationally, especially for those states that do a lot of oil production that don't want the same level of those that do zero oil production. So that should mean that we get a little bit more oil production going down the line.  We probably will be through some kind of high in this at least short term sector with crude in the 62s. I suspect we could actually see. Well, let me check it. So I don't tell you wrong. 6296 is the last quote. I say I would not be surprised to see it come back to 58 fairly quickly in the next two weeks or maybe even a week. When it does start to break, I think that's what you're going to have. You're going to have somewhere between 63 almost I would imagine in a handful of days back to 62 58. I think that's probably where short term support comes in. What else do we have going on out here? UTX will take a look at it. Of course, you can give me a call at<PHONE_NUMBER>. Someone lost my chart. I've got it. It's right here. We'll get it back. Path of least resistance is David White's daily trading newsletter. And if you're looking for active trading ideas, then now's a perfect time for a 30 day free trial to this powerful daily trading advisory service. David uses his years of trading experience to offer his subscribers his trading ideas each morning in his path of least resistance newsletter. 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And of course, the decay on them is absolutely nightmarish. You have to be right in about two weeks on the VIX, maybe three weeks. That's about as far as you can go out without them getting so expensive that it doesn't make any sense. One of the other things you can do is buy puts and calls on the UVXY2, which is sometimes a much better value than trying to pick up something on the VIX itself. And that's generally what I do. But I guess we can look at it real quick, UVXY. See what it's doing here. To get a lower low out here, a light volume. My guess is going to consolidate out here. But again, you got no signals on this market yet to actually pull the trigger either way. So you know that this thing is kind of hanging up here at the highs. We're up nine points on the S&P cash, by the way. Up 22 on the Dow and 35 on the Nasdaq. Russell's up 13. But the Russell's leading the market again makes me suspect that the market actually has got kind of a whiff that this trade deal is not going to be instantaneous. Although many people think that they're all going to sell the high when it hits that high. See what else is out here that I wanted to look at. That's about it. Yeah, I normally buy puts and calls on the UVXY and then try to get them out of the money. That seems to be the best bang for the buck if you're going to be right on those. Question, what are your thoughts on the complexity of life, especially with codes inside cell in my background of electronics or for Sperry? If DNA information is the epitome that can control the information, wonderful. Not to mention the nanomachine. What's the place that the very first cell without this complexity so would have not functioned. That's not actually true. There are a lot of fossilized animals that had very little in the way of DNA. So yeah, would they be something we recognize as something important today? The answer is no, but they slowly and randomly did come to fruition. Probably one of the best examples of why this eventually works out is the odds against winning the big state lottery like Texas are hundreds of million to one. And some ladies actually won it four times. Even though it's hundreds of millions to one, people humans especially have a very bad feeling on the way or intuition on the way statistics actually works out in the long term. And it's just that there were a lot of long shots that through hundreds of millions a year actually eventually paid off. There was a lady that won the state lottery in Texas four times. And any statistical view of that would be impossible, but it's happened. So don't be surprised over hundreds of millions of years if we have a few people like that lady that eventually run the table in the giant DNA casino. That's what it is kind of a DNA casino. At least that's the way I've had it explained to me. Okay, my router bits are in. So I'm happy about that. Let's go ahead and look at something else. You still have plenty of time. Give me call at<PHONE_NUMBER>. We looked at UTX. Did I bring that up? We did. Let's look at TCO. Let's see on that. See, okay. T, we're looking at AT&T. Another one coming up to its gap. AT&T gap down with 118 million shares on October 24th. That gap's left open. Last time you tried it with 45 million shares on December 4th. Tried to get into it on January 8th. Didn't get there. Now, yesterday you had 28 million shares. Today 22.6 million shares.  And again, just not real big sign of strength doesn't mean that you should short it. It does mean that you should really keep an eye on all these stocks. This is when they can actually flip back on you fairly quickly. And what do we have here? I've got something that's not updating. Let me do this. Let's start over. Let's take a look at this. Okay, I'm playing with a new version here. I guess I should go back to my old version. How much time I got? Just a minute and a half. Let's find one here that we would want to look at. Yeah. Doesn't look like that's the one we want to look at. Let me go ahead and do this just before the break.  We'll go back to this.  Okay. Bross stores. I'm going to look at before we go to the end of the break. This is coming back into this right shoulder all the way down from November 9th back down to, what is that, about the 19th. We've been kind of, you kind of cruised for a couple of months around that level at about 93, 94. Broke through it yesterday with 2 million shares. And again, most of the days that you were coming down were on about four or five million shares. Now, today is what I'm talking about. Two million shares yesterday right now. You're at about 1.35 million shares. My guess is you get about 1.6. And these candles on the way down, 5.8 million shares, 4.7 million shares. 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Again, you got plenty of time to give me a call at<PHONE_NUMBER>. Email me at path at TFNN.com. And of course, you can always leave a message in the den. Question to go back and look at Sonoko. We talked about that last couple of days. You spiked the high again today of 1.1 million shares from February 14th. This is the April 5th high today. All day, actually, with just 170,000 shares. So it gives you an idea that there just isn't really any appetite for our higher prices right now. Doesn't mean that we're rolling over instantly. We haven't gotten that signal. But certainly, as I look at a lot of stocks, there just isn't any volume. Site-1 landscape supply, SITE, 400,000 shares on January 9th. At 59.48, we went through that today. And like I said, just very light volume, 110,000 shares so far. Let's go through some of these other ones. Sherwin-Williams, SHW, going through its February 20th high. Of course, they're selling paint for all those new houses. So what do you want? You want 500,000 shares. Survey says 118,000 so far today. What else do we have? RS, which is Reliant Steel. Actually, been one of the stronger ones out here getting back up into its high. A little dogey out here. But just no volume the last three days. 455,000 shares two days ago yesterday. 312,000 shares today. Hardly breaking 100,000 shares. We talked about Ross Stores. And this breaking through the previous high 4.4 million shares today with 1.4 million so far. Also going into a candle that had 4.7 million shares on the way down. So again, just very quiet. We did this like a month ago. And the market kind of dipped for a handful of days. And that's what it took to get the market going higher. Again, I suspect that at minimum, that's what we're probably looking at. And a maximum maybe a longer term pullback. Pet IQ had a nice spike with one and a half million shares on January 16th symbol is P.E.T.Q. Very light volume 460 yesterday. 200,000 shares today. 126,000 shares. As I said, I mean, there just isn't any real juice here. Now it doesn't mean that we can't get it on Monday. But if we don't, this is getting off along on the tooth for no volume. What do you have? May 11th, Pegasus Systems, P.E.G.A. 6789 for the high that day, 1.3 million shares. As we look at the last handful of days, two days ago, 417,000 shares. Yesterday, 400,000 shares today, 91,000 shares. So this is where you have to be very worried if both you're short and or if you're long, they can push it on light volume, maybe a little bit more than you can stand. And of course, the straw that broke the camel's back can actually be over almost instantaneously. Okay, we got that one. We got that one, got that one. NXP semiconductors. We'll look at the SMHs directly after this February 25th. $98.20, 4.8 million shares. Yesterday, you had 2.9 million shares today, 1.6 million shares as you test that February 25th high. Let's take a quick look at the SMHs. Again, we hadn't seen that signal, but man, you don't like to see this. Back at $112 on June 7th of last year at 112, we hit that today. You had almost 9.3 million shares against 3.2 so far this day. Yeah, now you did have kind of 9 million shares a couple of days ago, kind of spiked that went sideways. So you're back up today now, which is a lot of these stocks. They want to run right up to the top, and as soon as they get there, all the volume falls out. That doesn't mean that they've sold off yet, but it does mean that it's more of a flip of a coin than prudent speculation as far as the traders part, at least in my opinion. Maxim Integrated Products, MX, I am the symbol. 5.6 million shares back on December 3rd got to $57.27. Tried to hit that a couple of times on very light volume. Now, we're looking at 3 million shares two days ago, 1.2 million shares yesterday. We get to this high less than 500,000 shares today. Morgan Stanley, also testing its previous high, $45.11 with 30 million shares on January 16th. Hit that today. Are we talking half the volume? No, we're talking a whole lot less. We're talking about 5.2 million shares so far against 30 million shares on that island reversal going back to January 16th. Mickey Doodles went to town riding on a railroad. I forgot that song now. I'll remember it. What do we have on Mickey Doodles? November 29th, $189.72. 4.6 million shares tried to get into it with equal volume and really did a reversal that day on January 25th. Got into it again on the first of this month with a reversal only about 3 million shares. Now, we're back up into this with 1.4 million shares today. Now, here's what I'm saying you really need to start watching because this is how highs are made and generally they don't instantly just fail. But normally what you get is this light volume move, get a little bit of a pullback. Not one that gives you much of a signal. You go back up one more time and boom, they pull the carpet or the rug pull out. Two, what else do we have? Let's get off this. Back up, Kennedy Wilson Holdings, KW, the kilowatt company. With about a million shares on July 10th of last year, 1.2 million shares on August 2nd in this $22 range. Up with 288,000 shares yesterday, 1.4, 141,000, excuse me, today. And I probably could have had 40 or 50 more of these easy. I just ran out of time this morning as I was going through stocks. But there are a lot of these and they're all kind of doing the same thing as they did last month before we had that little hiccup and then the market picked back up to run higher. November 8th, 2 million shares on a gap down in Jack Henry's sells nice jackets for the employed, which is not me. Happily unemployed. Oh, 21 years. No, 20 years. Yeah, not over. We'll be back in a minute. We'll be back in a minute. The fact is, markets can be timed. 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Banging up against this high 47s. December 3rd, 4768, four million shares. Got into it with four million shares on February 20th, but couldn't hold it, pulled back to 43.72 on March 25th, we're back up. Had three million shares a couple of days ago, not much yesterday. Today kind of pushing up on 1.7 million shares so far. So no real signal yet. That's what I'm saying. We're kind of a few days out. I just don't see a great deal to be had in a lot of these. Risk reward looks kind of poor at the moment. Guidewire software, a lot of the software stocks and the software ETFs rolled over over the last couple of days. Guidewire going up against this 6.4 million share on March 7th high and 6.4 million shares. Two days ago, 1 million shares yesterday, 1.6 million shares today, a little doji 445,000 shares. So risk is really starting to up on a handful of these. And Etsy, kind of looking like it would be ready to pull back to about $60, in which case that may be one of the better looking buys out here. Comes back on lighter volume. In the meantime, we're going to be a guest on Tom O'Brien's show at 3.30 today. We've got lots of interesting topics. We're going to talk about wireless charging and the issue with Apple and others. And Amazon. I think everybody's in this pie. It's one of the pies or stews that's got everything thrown in it. We'll be able to talk a lot about a lot of different things. In the meantime, sell when you can, not when you have to. We will see you Monday. Same Bat Channel. Same Bat.


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