In our church we like to take time and take, and kind of go through these series of messages that we do. We talk about healings, we talk about deliverances, we talk about prosperity, we talk about salvation and evangelism. We like to take a month, a month and a half, a few weeks in a row where we like to talk about subjects that really dive into the particular subject and discover God's truth about that subject. Last couple of weeks and today we're going to continue to talk about money, prosperity, and we're going to talk about and renew our mind and the outlook on finances and prosperity. What pastor was talking today about is very important. You have to understand that money, like the Bible says, it answers for all things. Money is the legs that the gospel runs on. You cut off the financing and a lot of missionaries won't be able to go out and do what they do.  You know the Bible app, one of the Bible apps, I think Bible.is, Bible app costs over a few million dollars to design. Somebody had to sponsor it. You know that hospitals as you see and many hospitals around the world even till today are sponsored and supported through church. You know that a lot of advancement in the medicine, it's happening or happened because church sponsored the scientists to make the vaccines to study the issues. Finances are very, very important and one of the biggest damages that Satan done in the church is came and injected the lie that finances are not spiritual. Finances are evil. Money are root of all evil, even though Bible says the love of money is root of all evil and the crippled church to do more than what it does today. Imagine if every Christian will embrace the mindset of God. Imagine if every Christian will embrace the character of Christ. Today we could accomplish as a church a lot more and establish God's kingdom and able to live and take care of our life and our families in Jesus mighty name. Money is influence. See influence will happen, whether Hollywood will influence or whether church will influence. Depends who's going to have more money, who's going to run more ads, who's going to run better TV shows. Money buys things and whatever those things are will depend what kind of influence will be. Today that's why we as a church, we can't undermine the subject. We can't belittle the subject. We can't not talk about the subject and pretend as though it doesn't exist. While we ourselves spend at least eight hours a day working for it. While we ourselves put all the effort, education, knowledge to advance ourselves yet ignore Godly principles and how it's obtained, kept and how it's advanced even further. Today I want to talk about finances and prosperity, but I want to shift to something a little bit different and I'm going to talk about very practical things. How many of you guys want to know practical things? How many of you say you know what, I'm embracing the mindset and I think I'm ready to take the next step. I'm ready to do something. Turn to your neighbor, say do something. Turn to your other neighbor, say just do it. Amen, amen. Open to Psalm 1. Psalm 1 and I'm going to read from Amplified Version, it's a simple version and I like the way things sound there and let's read from verse 1, we're going to read 3 verses. Blessed, that's not Psalm 1 that I sent. Okay, I'll read it from my version, Amplified Version. Blessed and in parenthesis says this, happy, fortunate, prosperous and enviable is the man who walks and lives not in a consul of ungodly. Listen, blessed meaning, happy, fortunate, prosperous and enviable. How many of you want to want to be in a position where people envy you?  Now, we're not talking about jealousy, we're talking about envy. Want to be in your place. How many of you want to live in a house that it's enviable?  Or how many of you want to drive on a car that's enviable? Now you say, hey, you're taking things out of context, no, I'm not. Bible says blessed is the man. The word blends means enviable, one of the meanings of it. Blessed is the man who walks in the life, who is the man who walks and lives not in the council of ungodly and apprentices says following their advice, their plans and purposes, nor stands submissive or inactive in a path where sinners walk, nor sits down in apprentices meaning relax or rest where the scornful gather, meaning the mockers. But his delight and desire in the law of the Lord and on his law, meaning the priests, the precepts, the instructions, the teachings of God, he habitually, say habitually, meditates, meaning plunders and studies at day and night. And he shall be like a tree firmly planted by the streams of water ready to bring forth and to bring forth its fruit and its season. Its leaf also shall not fade or weather and everything he does shall prosper. Say everything he does shall prosper. Do you want to prosper and everything do you do? Today we're going to talk about practical things. There's a lot of things that we can take out of this scripture. But today I'm just going to skip those things like don't associate, make sure you watch who you associate with, don't associate with sinners. Don't spend your time with mocking people. Don't gather with the sinners. Delight in God's word, desire his word, study his word and meditate. Those are the things that we must do to be successful. But today we're going to go into the practical things. Point number one, if you want to be successful, you have to set a goal. Write it down, set a goal. Action without vision is a nightmare. Action without vision and goal is a nightmare. Bible says write the vision and make it plain so he who runs, he can run according to it. Can I ask you today, do you have a goal? Do you have a plan? Is it clear cut? Is it defined? If I ask you, can you automatically respond to it? Do you know where you're going? Do you know what you're trying to achieve in your life? Do you know, are you a dead fish that's floating with the stream of life and hoping the stream of life will take you somewhere nice? Or you're a fish that is alive, that is able to navigate through the river, whether it's upstream or downstream and get to the place where you desire? Are you just drifting through life without any goals, without any vision, without anything in your life? In Proverbs 21 verse 5 says, the plans of a diligent lead to profit. The plan of a diligent leads to your profits, Proverbs 31 verse 5. Do you have a plan? If you don't have a plan, that means you're not working on anything. That means you're not striving for anything.  The culture neighbors say, have a goal. Have a vision, have a goal, have a direction of where you're going. You know that Howard Business Study reveals a remarkable statistics. It says that 83% of population does not have a goal. That's why 83% of population are where they are, they're average or below average. 14% only have a plan in mind, but it's unwritten. Only 3% of goals are written down. Can you imagine 3 out of 100 people only have a written goal down? That's why they're in top 5% of wealth in the world. Right, somewhere underneath that point have a goal, write it down. Have a written goal. A goal that's not written is not a goal. Have a written goal. It must be written on a paper. You know the statistics says that writing your goals gives you 95% higher chance of succeeding it. Just by simply writing, how much does it cost you to write a goal down on a paper? How much does it take of efforts and time to write a goal down? Barely nothing, nothing. But you know it increases your chance by 95% of success. Don't mix it up. It doesn't mean that 95% of the chance you'll be successful. It just increases your chances by 95%. Bible says write a vision and make it plain. Run according to it. Make it simple. Make sure the goals that you write, they're broken down. Have a long-term goal, mid-term goal, short-term goal. Make sure you have like a five-year goal or a dream what you want to achieve. I want to move from this house, move into a better house, bigger house. Make sure you know what kind of house it is, how much it's going to cost, how many rooms it's going to have. What kind of square footage, the more detailed it is, the better chances you have at achieving it.  It's going to take me four years to get this diploma.  And I'm going to do this, this and that and I'm going to get it done. Write it down. Put it somewhere where you see it constantly. Put it on your mirror. Put it in the dashboard of your car. Put it on the wall of your bedroom. So when you wake up, you see it. When you go to bed, it's the last thing you see. Have a vision. Write it down. Keep pursuing it. There was a story, now that Olympics is going on, if you can put that picture up, of Michael Phelps and Joseph Scowling. Michael Phelps in 2008, that was him. He had a dream to compete in Olympics and win a gold medal. Eight years later, in 2016 yesterday, Joseph beats Phelps, his hero, in a 100 meter butterfly and sets a world record. Come on, let's put our hands together for Jesus. Maybe your goal is you're struggling with your health, you're struggling with your weight. Get a picture.  Put that picture on your mirror. Put the picture in your wallet. Put the picture on your phone where you've seen it, constantly look at it. This is my goal. I want to go from 180 to 150, that's probably for girls. For guys, maybe more like I want to go from 250 to 180 or something like that. Whatever your measurements are. But have a goal.  Pursue it. If your goal is to lose 50 pounds, you won't lose 50 pounds in a month. Break it down. My goal is to lose 10 pounds by the end of this month. Work towards it. Celebrate it, just make sure you don't celebrate it with a cake.  Have a vision. Have a goal. Turn to your neighbor and say, have a vision. Study says that if you're going to share your goal with someone close to you, you have more chances of achieving a goal. That's why we have home groups. You have to attend your home group. You have to be a part of a group that believes in you, that supports you. Somebody that can push you and challenge you. Somebody that can keep accountable for you. Somebody that can keep you accountable. Amen? Point number two, have an action plan. After you set a goal, have an action plan. Before we go into that, I want to share a personal story. Setting a goal. Me and my wife a couple of years back, we wanted to double our income. And so we decided that we're going to begin to tithe according to the income that we want to see. Not according to the income that we have. And so we started tithing above what we were tithing, giving to where we wanted our income to go. First two, three months, I'm going to tell you, it was tough. Because there was a couple of times we had to borrow a couple hundred bucks because we were short on bills. We had to adjust our budget and kind of learn to live below our means so that we could tithe. But faith, we made a goal, we want to see it. We wrote it down and we put an action to it. We decided to tithe where we want our income to be. It took about a year and two months or three months and our income doubled to the place where we were tithing. It brings me to the second point is have an action plan. Vision without action is a daydream. Action without a vision is a nightmare. But vision without action is just a daydream. It's just a wishful thinking. You know, in our church, we talk a lot about four dimension. We talk about visualizing and meditating, keeping a clear-cut picture of what you want to see, where you want to be, what you want to achieve in life through the word of God, how Bible teaches us, you know. And then a lot of us, we kind of grasp that idea. But this is the only step that we've grasped. And this is the only step we're at. And we're daydreamers.  He had a dream that his oldest brother, even his mom and dad, will bow before him.  If you have that dream, don't share it with your mother and father and your brothers. Just learn from Joseph, okay? They call them a daydreamer. Here, daydreamer comes. But Joseph was no daydreamer. Joseph was a hard worker. Joseph had a plan. Maybe he didn't quite knew the plan, but he worked hard. He got into part of first house, he worked his way to the top. He got into the prison, he worked his way to the top. God supernaturally opens the door, he becomes a prime minister. He saves the nation of Egypt and saves his own nation of Israel and supplies for the most, for that part of the world with food. Have an action plan. Set measurable goals. Put dates on them. Here's the problem sometimes when people do the first step and they start having goals in their life. And their goal is like, I wanna make a million a year. Well, it's awesome, it's great. I mean, I would say go for more. Why settle for a million? But let's just say make a million a year. And that's the goal that they have. But they're making $2,000 a month. Well, you're gonna get really, you're gonna just get discouraged on that goal really, really fast. Because $2,000 a month and that probably bring you about 20,000 a year plus, minus. And a million dollars, that's not incomparable. You set goals that you can achieve. I wanna double my income. I wanna go from 2,000 to 4,000. And I wanna do it by the end of the year. Or I wanna do it in one year. I wanna do it in two years. I wanna do it in 18 months. Okay, you stride for it. You got to that point. Now you have more confidence in yourself. Now your self-esteem is built. Now you know you can go further. Now I wanna go from making 4,000. I wanna set the goal to make 10,000. You reach that goal and you go next. You say, why to set the dates? Because it will make you everyday to push you forward. Push you forward. You begin to say, oh man, I'm running out of time. I gotta work harder. I gotta come up with an idea. I gotta open a business. I gotta do something to get to that goal. If your goal just stays up in the air, you'll say, oh, I'll do it tomorrow. I'll do it tomorrow. I'll do it tomorrow. Tomorrow comes. Next thing you know, already in 2016, we were already in eighth month, August, and some of us have not done anything. We haven't even started our New Year's resolution. Time flies. If you don't put a date on it, you don't push yourself to achieve it. What do you say? Well, you say, what if I put a date for it and I did not come even close to it? Be thankful where you got. Because if you would not set the goal, you would have stayed where you were. You've got further than you were before. Don't give up on the goal. Set another date and keep pushing for it. Keep pushing for it. Keep pushing. Just because you didn't reach that goal within a year. Don't quit on it. Don't get discouraged. Remember that if you would have not set the goal, you will have been where you were. At least you are a bit further than you were now. Keep going. Set measurable goals so you can track your progress. When you set big goals, when you have big dreams, the bigger the dream, the longer time it takes. It's easy to get discouraged. Once you get discouraged, you stop working on your dream, your goal, and where God wants to take you. If you are tracking your progress, if you're having goals that you achieve day after day, journal, have things, write significant things that happen to you. Write little progress that you make so that when you're discouraged, you can go back to it. See God's faithfulness. How far has God taken you? And you say to yourself, if God brought me to this place, he's gonna take me further. If God didn't fail me up to this point, that means he has a plan for me. He has a destiny. He's gonna take me further. Am I helping somebody? This is how you become a person of success.  And point number three, where I just wanna spend more time on it, do something. Turn to your neighbor and say, do something. A lot of people, not a lot of people, I'm lying, people that get to this, to stage number two, where actually set goals and they have a, get a plan. They write their schedule down. They begin to kinda, they break their schedule down of every day, what I'm gonna do here, what I'm gonna do there, what I'm gonna do on the weekends, what I'm gonna do next week, what I'm gonna do a week afterwards. And even if they get to that stage, a lot of times, they just don't do it. They just quit. You know, by January 5th, 80% of people quit on their New Year's resolution 15 days afterwards. They just, I'm gonna go to the gym tomorrow. Tomorrow comes. You know what I feel tired today? I'm gonna go tomorrow for sure. I'm gonna wake up early. And tomorrow, not only you didn't go, you slept in and were late to work. And tomorrow turns into after tomorrow and after tomorrow. And that's our life. That's how most, that's how 80% of people live their life. Do you wanna be above average? Do you wanna achieve, accomplish something great in your life? You gotta change your habits.  Success is hidden in application, write that down. Success is hidden in application. There are people that have so much knowledge, yet they do nothing with it. They have college degrees, they have knowledge of how to do and how not to do, and they tell everybody what to do, except they don't do it themselves.  Yeah, I, sadly I have those too. But success is hidden not in knowledge. Knowledge is the key. But in application. Matthew chapter seven, verse 24, Jesus says this.  Sand, it's easier to build a house on a sand. A wise man takes longer. He puts an application. Probably they both went to some kind of a carpenter's school or something like that, a construction school. One man decided to apply his knowledge and dig and put in foundation like you're supposed to be. The other one ignores the instructions and builds it on a house because it's faster, it's better, he doesn't have to put much time. Bible says the time of test came and one was justified, another one was destroyed. The point of what Jesus is saying is that it's not the hearing, it's the application that will make you successful. It's by doing something. It's by applying, taking that little knowledge that you have and applying it and becoming successful in your life. Proverbs chapter six, verse nine through 11 says this. Read, listen to this.  When will you get up from your sleep, a little sheep?  What the scripture says is that folding of hands and a little nap here and there at all asleep will surely, that's a promise from God, turn you into poor person. You have to begin to work and do something. I want you to look at the statistics of wealthy people versus poor people. It says this. 70% of wealthy eat less than 300 calories of junk food. 97 of poor people eat more than 300 calories of junk food. 23% of wealthy gamble, 52% of poor people gamble. 80% of people are focused on accomplishing some single goal in a day, only 12% of people do. 76% of wealthy exercise, Arabic, whatever that word is, for four days a week, 23% of people do. 63% of wealthy listen to an audio book during communes to work versus 5% of poor people do. 81% of wealthy maintain a to-do list versus 19% of poor. 63% of wealthy parents make their children read two or more books of non-fiction books a month versus 3% of people. 70 of wealthy parents make their children volunteer 10 hours or more a month versus 3% of poor people. 80% of wealthy make happy birthday phone calls versus 11% of poor people. 67 of wealthy write down their goals versus 17% of poor people. 88 of wealthy read 30 minutes or more each day for educational or career reasons versus 2%. Let's go to the next slide. Six of wealthy say what's undermined versus 69% of the poor. Now you can, from this statement alone, you can determine where you're gonna end up. 79 of wealthy network five hours or more each month versus 16% of poor. 67 of wealthy watch one hour or less of TV every day versus 23% of poor. 6% of wealthy watch reality TV versus 78% of poor. If you cut that out right here and just spend reading, I promise you you're gonna see some results in your finances. 44% of wealthy wake up three hours before work to start versus only 3% of people. 74 of wealthy teach good daily success habits to the children versus only 1% of poor. 84% of wealthy believers believe good habits create opportunity luck versus 4% of poor. 76 of wealthy believe bad habits create detrimental luck versus 9% of poor. 86 of wealthy believe in lifelong education and self-improvement versus 5% of poor. And last one 86 of wealthy love reading versus 26% of poor. Now I want you to notice all the way up to number 17, first 16 of them, it's all about do. They have a task list, they have a goal, they have this, they do this, they read, they do, they do, they do. Only about three of them here talks about believe. Now, we've been covering about belief and believing, it's very, very important. But do you see the difference? Do you see the difference what makes a person rich and what makes a person poor? It's what they do that makes a difference. Where do you wanna be today? Where do you wanna be five years from now? Do you just wanna be a person that has a wishful thinking? A person that wishes to be like that song Mars Bruno wrote, I wanna be a billionaire so freaking bad. But wanting to be a billionaire and doing something about it is two different things. By the way, when they ask you why a billionaire, not why a millionaire, he says, well because million dollars is not that much nowadays. So I would say live to buy a hire. All joking aside is we gotta put action to work. Bible says that everything that he does will prosper. Everything that he does is prosper. Well, I wanna ask you today, what are you doing today? What are you working on today? What project have you taken on? What is your hands doing? Bible says that all the works of your hands will be blessed. But are your hands doing something else besides flipping or remote control or playing a halo or whatever they play nowadays? Pokemon Go, that's the one. At least you get an exercise walking around. But my question is, what are you providing for God to bless? What are you doing with your life? Let's look into just a plan of action. I'll give you five quick things before we wrap it up. Number one, educate yourself. Educate yourself. Study, learn. Continuously improve yourself in your area. If it's construction, if it's cars, if it's engineering, if it's a medical field, constantly improve yourself. Subscribe to magazines, subscribe to articles, subscribe to blog. Guys, today we're drowning in the world of information. So much information. It's only for you to pick and choose what you want. What you want to receive. Somebody said that we're drowning in the world of an issue of information yet starving for wisdom. Today, information is everywhere. Choose the right information, advance yourself. I spend 30, 40 minutes every single day reading, just random articles here and there about electronics, about politics. I read about, I read about even things like science and about business, different articles every single day to enrich myself, to stimulate myself, to motivate myself, to get my mind working, to get my juices flowing. You have to educate yourself. Number two, get a coach. Get a coach.  Your coach could be your employee, employer. You know, you can learn from your, you know, most employers are willing to share the secret of success and how they got there. You know, most people that succeeded, they're easily, they easily converse, you can start in conversation with them very easily. If you ask them for tips and ways of success and how they succeeded, they'll be more than happy to share with you how they succeeded. It's like they're pride. It's like they're accomplishment. Hey, somebody recognize that I succeeded. Of course I'm gonna let you know. Hey, here are the things, you know. Just ask. Nobody's gonna punch you in the nose for asking. Have a coach. Before you get into a certain area, find those people that succeeded in those areas. Those that are failed, you can learn from both of them. Ask how to succeed in it. Don't jump with all your two feet in it. You might drown. Educate yourself. Find a coach in this area. Your coach can be a book, podcast. Google can be your coach. You know that? If you do it properly and use it properly. Have a coach. Practice number three. Practice. Practice, what did I say? Makes it perfect. But you say, well, how can I practice business when I don't have money to start? How can I practice buying a property when I don't have the money? How can I practice this or that or that? If I, I can't do it right now. I don't have money. Maybe I don't have time. I'm still working in school. I'm still finishing school. I'm working all these crazy hours. Do virtual deals. Before I bought my first real estate property, I did many, many virtual purchases. What do I mean by that? I went and found a place that I want to buy. I ran the numbers. I asked different people what is gonna take to buy it? What's gonna be the interest rate? What's gonna be the payment? How much is gonna cash flow? What needs to be fixed? I did literally hundreds of deals before I purchased one. I'm in the middle of land development and before I got that land development that I'm working on, I did probably at least 20 to 30 of them. I actually went and told the man with the real estate agent, told them that I had the money. I'm interested. I one time I even signed a deal and gave $500 earnest money. When I knew there's no way I could do it. Pulled that land. Yeah, I lost that earnest money but I'll tell you something that I learned. I went to the city. I figured out what needs to be done. What are the codes? Who do I need to hire? How much is gonna cost? How much is engineering? How much is short-plating? How much is this and that? I couldn't do. I didn't have money to do it at that moment. It cost millions and millions of dollars but I've learned something. And when opportunity presented that I could take advantage of it, I knew what to do and I took advantage of it. There was a time I bought a car for Fusion that I have now that I'm selling if you wanna buy it, you can talk to me. But I bought the car and it was brand new 2014 and there was a damage on the front and so I was trying to buy off parts for that car from a junkyard anywhere that I could to get it cheaper because from dealers, buying parts from dealers is like, might as well go buy a new car from them. And so I bought all the parts but I couldn't find a grill for the front. So I went to look at the dealers, how much the grill cost and the grill cost about $700. I was like, I put together a car for less than that. And so I was wondering, man, it can't be, this grill is simple, it's plastic, except that there's like eight different pieces and each piece costs like $70, $120 for another piece and this piece and this piece. And I'm thinking to myself, look, I bet somebody else has the problem that I do. So let me find a solution how to find a cheaper grill and create one or make one.  So what I started doing is I went on different websites to figure out which factory I need to go to get moldings. I contacted some companies from overseas, some in America, specifically ones in China. I learned about different kinds of plastics, which ones are bendable, which ones are breakable, which ones are stronger. I never used it, but I learned the molding process. I learned how it takes or not molding, casting process. I learned about different plastics, which one responds how to the heat and all this stuff. I never end up doing and mass producing all this stuff, but I learned something. Next time opportunity presents to me to cast something or to do some kind of mass production or maybe some kind of idea, I know where to go, which companies to contact for molding, I know about plastic and about all these things. And I can go on and on and on and on about all these things. This is how I started my screen printed business. I knew nothing about it. I went and bought a DVD that taught me how to screen print. I went and bought the equipment, I learned myself and then I had a successful screen printed business. Same thing with, I knew nothing about satellites and communication. Just jumped into it. Prof. T. B. Joshua Colts said, Hey, is any of you need to know anything about satellites and communication? There's a project in Georgia that I need somebody to go and look at the property and look at the equipment and give me feedback. I was like, sure, yes, I do. I had no idea about it. Me and Brent, we went to Georgia. We had those people in Georgia educate us about the satellites, the equipment, the backup power, everything that it takes to run the whole facility. And guess what? Now I know how the satellites and how telecommunication runs through satellites. Will I ever use it in my life? I don't know, maybe, maybe not, but I've learned something and it opened doors for me.   I was taking photos, you know, you can do scan. Like I scan a document now on your phone, you take a picture and you can send somebody. And one time I had to scan like 50 or 60 pages. So you can imagine how painful it was to, you know, trying to align the thing, make sure the lighting is right, make sure there's no shadow and all these things. And I was, and after doing 50 or 60 of them, I was like, there must be a better idea to do this.  And I drew up the, you know, what it's gonna take. I took apart a printer or a church and I look at all the gears, how it operates, how the feeder works. I looked into creating a software. I wrote everything down. I practically put together a virtual business. I never end up going through with it. I look at the market share, what's the possibilities, what's the, you know, what kind of market it is and you know, how much I'll be able to charge for it. I never end up going through it but I've completed a successful idea, at least in my head.  Nobody's stopping you from making virtual deals. Whether it's buying a real estate property. Whether it's, nobody's gonna stop you from going and asking a bank how much do you have to pay for down payment. What kind of payments are you gonna be? What kind of credit score are you gonna have to have? Most people don't even know that. They just kind of blindly go in or even buy in a car. I mean, it's the things like these that sets aside one person from another. There was a time where I had a hedge fund business when I was trading the market and I came up with an algorithm to do an automatic execution of trades. I knew nothing about coding. I knew nothing about writing algorithms. I knew nothing about logic and how it's supposed to do. I partnered up with a person and he taught me all of these things. I shared my side of the knowledge of trading. He shared his side of the knowledge of making algorithm, what it goes in it. And today, if I come to the place and opportunity where I'll need to come up with some kind of algorithm or some kind of app that runs on algorithms, I at least I'll be able to have a conversation with the person and tell him in general what I want and they will execute on details.  You have to do something. You have to engage in work and God will bless yourself, bless you. God will guide your path. You make a plan Bible says and God directs your steps. In other scripture, God says that the steps or the righteous are directed by the Lord. But if you don't make a step, if you don't go some direction, I tell you, I have notebooks and my wife can tell you, sometimes she would catch me in the middle of the night at two o'clock. I can sleep, my mind is working and I'm writing things down. I'm writing things down. I've wrote maybe a hundred different business plans for a hundred different things. I have some things I'll tell you it's laughable but nonetheless I practiced. Practice and the last thing, or two more things, work hard, work very hard, work very hard. What I was talking about last Sunday, you have to work, you have to be diligent in your work and the last one is pray even harder. Prophet D.P. Joshua says this, work is everything depends on you. Pray is everything as if everything depends on God. God is waiting on you to make a move. Will you make a move? Will you begin to do something? Say, do something. Say, do something. God promises to bless the work of your hands but you gotta work, you gotta work. You gotta let your hands do something. You gotta take your hands off of remote control and begin to put it into some kind of a, to do something productive, something practical, whether it's studying and having a career, whether it's coming up with some kind of an invention, whether it's coming up with some kind of creative invention or manufacturing or something or some kind of idea. You know that you don't even have to create or make something to be successful. You can just have an idea that'll improve another idea. That will generate millions of dollars because of it and you can get a portion from it. You know you can, in this day and age it's the easiest way to make money. Literally a guy in a basement with his friends came up with an app called Instagram and six months later got bought out for six billion dollars. Facebook started in a basement. Google started by two Russians. I mean, today the possibilities are endless. My question is, do you have a plan? If you do have a plan, is it clear enough? Is it, you know exactly what you're going for? Do you have a plan of action? Do you know what you're gonna do next three months, next six months, next year? Do you wanna have employees in your company if you own a company? How big do you want the company to be? Or do you always wanna, or do you just wanna own a company and just always work by yourself? Pretty much have another job which comes with a lot more responsibilities and stress. It's up to you what you do. The habits, the small things, reading books, listening to podcasts, listening to audio podcasts. You, in this day and age, it's up to you to succeed. It's up to you what you're gonna do and God will bless the work of your hands. Did you receive anything, church? Come on, put your hands together.


Okay, friend. So in this session, we are going to take up some questions on arithmetic progression and its general term So the question says show that the sequence 9 12 15 18 is an AP and find its 16th term and the general term, right? So how to solve this and how to show that any Sequence is an AP so solution will be something like that. So for an AP for an AP What do we know? T2 minus T1 should be equal to T3 minus T2 should be equal to T4 minus T3 and so on and so forth. This must be equal to the common difference D Okay, so let's find out T2. So if T2 if you see T2 T2 is equal to 12 right and T1 is equal to 9 So T2 minus T1 is 12 minus 9 is 3 Right, let's check if this common difference is same T3 is 15 T2 is 12. So hence T3 minus T2 is equal to 15 minus 12 this is also equal to 3 Okay, similarly T4 is 18 and T3 is given to be equal to 15 So hence T4 minus T3 is equal to 18 minus 15 is equal to 3 So you can show at least three Terms, you know or you can you know if you are clear that there is no No mismatch or no, you know anomaly. So all all these are Same difference right if there is anything. Let's say for example here It would be 19 then you can show that clearly. This is not an AP because 19 minus 18 is not 3 Okay, so clearly it is an AP. So what is the first term first term T1 is Given to be equal to 9 and what is D? D is 3 So first, let's find out the general term. So Tn general term will be first term We have learned this formula plus n minus 1 times D that is 3 Okay, so this is our formula for general term This is the formula for General term, isn't it? So we can write the values. So for example T1 is 9 Plus n minus 1 3 So if you solve this, this is 3 plus 3n minus 3 So hence it becomes 3n plus 6 Okay, so this is the general term. So what do we learn Tn is 3 times n plus 6. So we got a formula for the general term. So hence you have to find out T16 16th term will be T3 into 16 plus 6. So it is nothing but 48 plus 6 is 54


J.E. Talboud. Oh! The Jell-O program starring Jack Benny with Mary Livingston and Phil Harris and his orchestra. The orchestra opens a program with Gwen. Here's a news bulletin for everybody. A news bulletin about everybody's favorite dessert, Jell-O. Now on every package of Jell-O, you will find one or more exciting new Jell-O recipes. Printed clearly right on top. This is done to help you enjoy Jell-O in any number of new, different ways. For Jell-O, certainly a versatile dessert. Just listen to the names of some of the recipes on the Jell-O packages. Pineapple snow, date and celery salad, raspberry tarts, cinnamon crystal dessert. They're all made with Jell-O and they're just a few of the many suggestions for varying your menus. So whenever you buy Jell-O, look for these recipes. And you'll be sure to find some delicious new suggestions for serving America's most popular dessert. And no matter how many ways you serve it, you'll always enjoy Jell-O's extra rich fruit flavor. Flavor that comes from real ripe fruit. But always be sure you get the real thing. Look for the big bread letters on the box. They spell Jell-O. Gentlemen, we bring you the man who has thrown away his medicine, hot water bottle and Dr. Bill's Jack Benny. Jell-O again, this is Jack Benny talking. And Don, I want to tell you something. I may be okay physically, but mentally I'm a mess. Tonight I'm so nervous that I, well, I don't know what I'm doing. Where's Phil? He didn't get here yet. Why? Thank heaven. What's the matter, Jack? What's wrong? Don, Don, you know that beautiful diamond wristwatch Phil gave me for Christmas. Yes? Well, I lost it. Lost it? Yes, and I just can't bear to face Phil without it. If he comes in and asks me what time it is, I'll swoon. No, Jack, Jack, don't get excited. There must be some way to find it. When did you last wash your hands? Oh, I've had the watch since then. Gee, I miss it. I used to get so much exercise winding it, you know. Oh, it'll turn up. Don't worry about it. Don't worry. Look at my fingernails. Look at them. I don't see any. Of course not. They're home on the floor.  Oh, hello, Mary. Hello. Mary, did you put that ad in the paper for my watch like I told you to? Yes, Jack. I brought you a copy of it. What does it say? It says, notice, Jack Benny's watch lost straight or hawk. Hawk? When last seen was wearing a wrist. Well, Mary, you should have put it in a description of it. I did. Here it is. Large mole on minute hand and face needs washing. It's a fine description. Uh, finder, please return to. Return to where? That's all the money I had. Well, it's a lucky thing I had my name on it. I only hope I get the watch back before Phil gets here. Jack, don't let it prey on your mind. Come on now. Let's change the subject. That's a good idea. Say, Mary, have you started your watch? I mean, have you started your picture for Paramount yet? Oh, sure. I've been on it a whole week now, and I'm getting the biggest kick out of it. Well, I can imagine. You know, Don, this is her first picture. It's called This Way, Please. Well, well, good luck to you, Mary. Thanks, Don. Same to me. How's the script, Mary? Have you got a good part? Oh, Jack, you should see the director. He's tall, dark, and has the most adorable accent. I know, Mary, but what about your lines? I mean, your part in the picture. And the cameraman. Has he got the duckiest dimples? The duckiest. Yeah, he had me behind the camera all day yesterday. How can you make pictures behind the camera? Who cares? He's cute. Well, you certainly get around. I bet you even met the janitor. I'll say, brown eyes, baggy pants, and the blondest brooms. All right, Mary, that's enough. Hey, Jack. What? Have you forgotten about your watch yet? Hey, what are you trying to do anyway? See, now I'm all upset again. Oops, I'll bet that's Phil now. You can't kid me. It's Kenny Baker. Oh, hello, Kenny. Hello. What's the matter with you, Jack? You look so calm and excited. Well, you're half right, and that's a record for you. What happened? Well, if you must know, Kenny, I lost that beautiful wristwatch Phil gave me for Christmas, and I can't find it anywhere. Did you look on your wrist? Yes, Kenny, and it's not there. Well, maybe it's lost. Yes, Kenny, that's the idea. I lost my watch, and I don't know where to look for it. Gee, if it was a collar button, you could look under the dresser. Oh, I could, huh? Yeah, and if you were an old maid, you could look under the bed. Well, I won't even answer that. Jack, your watch will turn up, now take it easy. Gee, if that's Phil Harris, I'll die. Come in. Mr. Benny? Yes? I understand you lost a very valuable diamond wristwatch. Yes, I did. Have you seen it? Not lately. Goodbye. Don, I wish you'd set some jello out in the hall for that guy. We might trap him. Playboy. This is very good, especially without your leader. Say, Don, Don, while the boys were playing, did anyone come in or call about the watch? No, and stop worrying about it.  Well, of course I'm sensitive. Yeah, Jack wouldn't even bait a fish hook without giving the worm ether. Well, I certainly wouldn't. Believe me, do you ever notice the look in a worm's eyes when you're about to put him on the hook? He just seems to say, take it easy, bud, not through the vertebrae. People don't realize it.  Gee, I miss him. A pet worm? What happened to him? He ran away with an apple. Well, that's the trouble with worms. You can't trust them. I never saw one yet that wouldn't turn on you. Ain't it the truth? But they're smart, though. You know, I knew a worm once that used to get up late just to fool the early bird. Well, maybe he didn't know about daylight saving time. Oh, yes, he did, Don. Yes, he did. You'd be surprised how clever those little fellows are. They might wiggle around like they're doing nothing, but believe me, they're thinking, thinking all the time. Yes, sir. Answer the phone, Mary. Maybe it's news about the watch, would it? Hello? Yes? Yes? Yes, he did. Mary, what is it? Yes? Oh, yes, he'll be very happy. That's all that's on his mind.  He's right here. Yeah? It's for you, Don. Hello? Yes? Yes, madam. You can always tell Genuine Jello by those big red letters on the box.  Yes, you will find that it tastes twice as good as ever before with its six delicious flavors, strawberry, raspberry, cherry, orange, lemon, and lime. Orange, lemon, and lime. You're welcome, madam. Goodbye. Don, I wish you'd keep your romantic affairs off of this program. But it was business. Oh, business? Sure, with you gushing all over the phone. And it's your age, too. Telegram for Jack, Benny. Hey, maybe that's good news about the watch. See who it's from, Mary. Here, boy. Oh, dad. What does he say? Dear son, is your watch insured or should I worry, too? Good old dad. Always so practical, you know. So, Jack, I just happened to think of something. Let me see. Were you in any restaurants yesterday where you might have left your watch? You're blushing, Don. That's the strawberry for you. What did you ask me? I asked you, Jack, if you were in any restaurants yesterday where you might have left your watch. Don, I always have enough money to pay my check. Well, I mean, where you could have mis-laden. Well, let's see. I had lunch at the Biltmore and dinner at the Ambassador. Come in. Pardon me. Does Mr. Jack Benny broadcast from here? Yes. I'm Jack Benny. What is it? Did you possess something yesterday that you un-possesses today? Yes. Yes, my diamond wristwatch. What do you know about it? Nothing, Seth. I found it. You did? Well, hey, that's a load off of my mind. Give it to me. Now, wait a minute, son. Wait a minute. First, we's going to have a financial skirmish. Oh, naturally, a reward. A reward, yes. Now, what would you consider a fair amount? Well, you just shout out some figures and I'll hop on one. Okay. Now, let me see. Shall we say $10? Inflate that. Well, maybe I can... maybe I can do a little better. Suppose I make it 12 and a half. Listen to them fractions. Well, look, what do you say to $15? Is $15 okay? Confidentially, uh-uh. Now, hold on. You don't own the watch. You just found it. I got it, ain't I? Oh, Jack, you were so anxious to get the watch back. Why don't you give him what he wants? All right. How much do you want? Well, $50 would make tomorrow Christmas. All right. I'll give you $50. There goes my vacation, folks. I'll make you out a check right now.  Well, let's not argue about it. I'll give you cash. Mm-hmm. Wait till I open my pocketbook. I'll have to oil that. Oh, look, a butterfly flew out of Jack's pocketbook. That's a moth. All right, young man, here's your money. Thank you, sir. Here's your watch. Oh, boy. Oh, by the way, young fella, where did you find Mr. Benny's watch? In a restaurant. No, sir. This was the at-me-hot dog parlour. That's right. That's right. I stopped there on my way to the ambassador. I went in to get a cigar. You was eating when I seen you. I was not. Well, goodbye. Goodbye, young man. And thanks very much for finding my watch. You know, you must be pretty good at finding things. I don't know about that. I never did find Albucoogie. Oh, it's you. $50.05 for a hobdog. Oh, well, as long as I got my watch back. Sing, Kenny. You certainly can hit those high notes. Say, Kenny, how can you tell when you've reached your highest note? Oh, I just take a deep breath, and when I can see my neck tie, I quit. Well, that's a good system. And besides, I ought to have my head examined for asking you. And now, ladies and gentlemen, Jack, here comes Phil. Oh, well, remember everybody, not a word about the watch. I don't want to know what happened. Hello, Phil. Hello, Jack. I'm terribly sorry I'm late. I overslept and I had a flat tire. At the same time? Well, well. But it's all right, Phil. That can happen to anybody. Gee, aren't you mad? No, no. As a matter of fact, I'm glad you're late. Say, what is this anyway? Don't tell them, folks. Oh, Jack, what time is it? Now, Mary, I told you. Oh, what's the matter? You got a back, didn't you? Now, cut it out. What's all the excitement, Jack? Well, I hate to break it to you, Phil, but the cat's out of the bag. I may as well tell you. I lost the watch. What watch? What watch? The watch you gave me for Christmas. But I got it back. Oh, that's good. Hello, Kenny. Hello. And after the way I worried. Oh, well, on with the show. And now, ladies and gentlemen, for our dramatic offering tonight, I mean our P.S.D. resisting... We will attempt to solve the battling mystery which we began last week, entitled Death at Midnight. Once again, I will be Captain O'Benney as fearless a bloodhound as ever sniffed a clue. Phil Harris will be my assistant sniffer. And Mary Livingston will be Mrs. Cropsmir, who was suspected of murdering her husband, played by Kenny Baker. You bore me, blue coat. Watch out or I'll drill you. I'm practicing my part, folks. I see. Kenny, why are you laying down on the floor? I'm practicing my part, too. Well, don't get stepped on. I won't. I got a red lantern on my chest. Well, the Death at Midnight will go on immediately after the next number. Play, Bill. And if any of the boys make a false move, I'll shoot. I'm practicing, too, folks. And now for our play, Death at Midnight.  As you may remember, last week, Mr. J. Wellington Cropsmir was found murdered in his den. His wife was in the room at the time, but claimed she had nothing to do with it. Captain O'Bennie, what was called in, but up to now he was unable to get anywhere with the crime, or Mrs. Cropsmir. The latter causing him considerable annoyance. As the scene opens, we find Detective O'Bennie and Sergeant Harris at police headquarters. Curtain. Music. Is that the phone cap? That ain't the good humor, man. I'll answer. Hello, police headquarters. Captain O'Bennie speaking. Get away from that phone or I'll let you have it. All right, goodbye. What's wrong, cap? Oh, some family spat. Well, we got to settle this Cropsmir case first. Anything new on it? No, but I got to hunch there's a man in the case. You know that saying? Cherché la femme. Hello, police headquarters. Hello, Cappy, this is Mrs. Cropsmir. Yes? Why don't you come over and investigate my husband's murder? It's no use. I can't find any evidence. I've dropped in anyway. I'm lonesome. Okay. Do you like tea? Yes. Well, have a cup and come over. I'll be right there. Hmm. Come on, Sarge. We got to get over to Mrs. Cropsmir right away. I think she's guilty and ready to crack. Where's my gun? In your coat. Where's my handcuff? In your vest. Where am I? In your pants. Fine. And we're all set. Let's go. Here's the place, Sarge. Hello, Pee-Pee. Where's Mrs. Cropsmir? L.A. de la Chambre. Acute L.A. su repose. Oh, quesquise, huh? I thought so. Make a note of that, Sarge. Goulé-vous. Now listen, Pee-Pee. My name is Pee-Pee. Well, I'm in a hurry. You get Mrs. Cropsmir down here. Tute, sweetie. Okay, Tute. Here she comes now. What's all the commotion? Oh, hello, Mrs. Cropsmir. I'm here to find out who killed your husband. Let's not talk shop-skippy. Come over here on the sofa and sit down. None of that, Mrs. Cropsmir. None of that. I represent the long arm of the law. Well, put it around me and relax. I haven't got time for that. I have.  Not yet. Now, listen, Mrs. Cropsmir. If your husband was murdered and as long as you won't talk, you were the only one at the room at the time. There's only one way to solve this. We'll reenact the crime. You mean I'll have to shoot him again? Quiet. I'll find out my own way.  I got my gas. What? I got my gas. Good. Then let's go get him. I mean, let's get going. Now, I'll be Mrs. Cropsmir and you stand over there and fire at me.  Don't worry. Go ahead and shoot, Mrs. Cropsmir. I got my bullet-proof vest on. Okay. Ouch! Don't go, and I forgot to button it. Make a note of that, Sard. One, two, button your vest. Now, I'm going to get to the bottom of this, Mr. Cropsmir. You murdered your husband. You might as well admit it.  Don't evade the question. Come clean now. All right. Then I didn't do it. That's a lie. Listen, you. Oh, nuts. I'm going home. Lay down, Kenny. Death takes a holiday. Come on, sister. No wisecracks. Hey, Sard. Yeah, Cap? Let's give her one more chance to confess, since you don't do it this time. We'll give her the third degree. Look out, Cap. Look out. What was that? Someone threw the butler through the window. The butler? Yeah, and there's a note in his hand. A note? What does it say? It says that jello is the finest tasting gelatin dessert in the world and every day millions of people eat it. Hang on to that message. It must be a cold. Do you know anything about this, Mr. Cropsmir? What are you torturing me for, Cap? I told you I killed him, didn't I? I couldn't stand it any longer, so I shot him. I shot him dead. I knew you'd break down.  I killed him because I loved him. You loved your husband? No, the Iceman. Oh, so that's it, eh? Why didn't you kill the Iceman? Why did you look in the icebox? That's all I want to know. Slap the bracelets on her sarge and let's go. Wait a minute. Hold everything. No one moves. Come in. Pardon me, but I'm looking for a guy by the name of Jack Benny. I'm Jack Benny, but you'll have to wait. I'm right in the middle of a place. Well, I don't know anything about that. Have you got a diamond wristwatch with a platinum band? Yes. Bill Harris gave it to me for a present last Christmas. That's the one. Hand it over. Now, wait a minute. Who are you? I'm from the credit jewelry store, and the payments on that watch haven't been kept up. Oh, when was the last payment made? A week after Christmas. Now, come on. Give me that watch. Hey, wait a minute. Wait a minute. Oh, Phil. Phil. Good night, folks. Phil! Come on. Give me that watch. Here it is. Of all the cheap, low, poor, flushing... You better play, boys. By the most contemptible, humiliating thing I've ever heard of to give me a watch. There's one dessert that always gets a grand reception. Just listen to this. It's ice cream, the creamy, luscious kind made with jello ice cream powder. Ice cream made this modern way. It's rich and mellow, and you make it more quickly, more easily, and much more economically.  And you make it right in the freezing trays of your refrigerator. Or you can use an ordinary hand freezer and get the same marvelous results. Just combine jello ice cream powder, milk, some cream and sugar, and soon you'll have a quarter-and-a-half of smooth, velvety ice cream with that real homemade flavor. One package of jello ice cream powder makes a quarter-and-a-half of ice cream, twice as much as most other such products you can buy. Jello ice cream powder comes in five flavors, rich chocolate, vanilla, strawberry, lemon, and maple. There is unflavored, too, so that you can make ice cream in any other flavor you want. Ask your grocer tomorrow for several packages of jello ice cream powder. The last number of the 36th program of the New Jello Series will be with you again next Sunday night at the same time. Of course, I'll have to guess at the time. Say, Jack. What? Don't worry about the watch. Oh, it isn't the watch, Mary. It's the principle of the thing. Besides, I gave that fella $50 for finding it. That's Phil Harris of all the mean, deceitful, false friends that I've ever... Good night, folks. I've ever... Jello program comes to you from Hollywood over the red network of the National Broadcasting Company.


Hello friends, welcome back to the channel. In today's video, we're going to go through one of the best methods for quickly farming large amount of Pokemon materials to use in the brand new item printer facility in the Indigo disc. So one of the brand new facilities that we've got in the Indigo disc with the DLC part two for Scholar and Violet is the item printer. It's a great facility where you can go in Pokemon materials into the machine, use Bluebrew points as well to get a bunch of high cost items and very rare items as well. You've also got the bonus when you open this up later on to get double item drops as well as entering into the Pokeball Lotto which is probably one of the features a lot of us use this item printer for in the first place because it gives up Beast Balls, Master Balls and all of the Apricorn Balls as well as special rare drops. We have covered a video all about the item find out everything that you would need to know about it here on the channel already. So if you want to take a deeper dive into it I'll link it down in the description and up in the right hand corner now so you can check it out after this video. But in today's video we're specifically going to be talking about how to quickly farm Pokemon materials because they are one of the key criterias that you're going to need when using the item printer along with Bluebrew points. Again a side note for Bluebrew points we have covered these on the channel already if you want to take a look at the best methods for farming these in the game right now you can check out that video I'll also be linked in the description below. So when you come in to use the item printer in the club room before you're able to use it you have to meet a certain criteria of Pokemon materials. Now each Pokemon that you defeat or catch in the wild drops materials that you then put into your bag you use these also for making TMs. Each Pokemon's material has a different waiting percentage against it to meet the requirements that you need to fulfill a job for getting one item out of the item printer. One item requires 100% materials achieved and the maximum 10 jobs you can do would require 1000% of materials. As you can see down the list every single Pokemon material has a different number against it. See here these magic hop skills have 9% waiting whereas this ditto go has a 68% waiting. The basic premise is to basically use a higher percentage per material as possible as this means you'll be using less resources overall. For instance if you're using the magic hop skills to complete 10 items in one job lot that will be 1000% you need to hit magic hop skills on 9% so essentially you're going to be using 112 magic hop skills that's basically going out and catching 112 magic hops to do one set of 10 items that is ridiculous it's going to take a long time if that's the only Pokemon material that you're relying on whereas if you use the ditto go which is 68% waiting then you're only going to need 15 ditto go to meet the requirements of that 1000% to get over the threshold so you can start the item job for those 10 items. The problem with ditto is it's a difficult Pokemon to get very quickly in the game so forming for ditto go is probably not the best idea for you but if you look through the list there are other Pokemon that have similar waiting to their percentage with their Pokemon materials one of them in particular is Hapini Dust and this is the one that I'm going to recommend that you go out and farm because it is very quick and easy to do in game. With only 15 Hapini Dust you're going to be able to do 10 items through the item printer making it very effective and resource friendly method of using this facility but to do this we're going to have to firstly travel back to Paldea and head to the North Province area 3 fly spot. When you're at this Pokemon center you want to come around the back and down this bank towards this area and to a point where you can set up a picnic. We're going to be creating a sandwich which is going to give us the encounter power level 1 for normal type Pokemon. This is a ham sandwich and is number 80 in the sandwich list if you've got all those listed so basically that is how easy it's going to be so you just want to set this up like I say it's going to give you the encounter power level 1 for normal type Pokemon just ignore the other powers that it gives you because that's the one we're concentrating on and in this area you are going to get an influx of spawns for Chansey and Blissey. Now both of these are going to drop the Hapini Dust which is what we're going for and you've got 30 minutes now to farm these Pokemon. The best and quickest method to do this is going to be using the let's go function. Now I personally use Relo. You can use Varun but I like to use these Pokemon in particular because they can go long distances to knock Pokemon out and they're very quick at doing it as well compared to some of the other options that you can use as let's go Pokemon. So once you set your sandwich up go crazy go nuts for the next 30 minutes knocking out as many Chansey and as Blissey as possible.  Each Chansey will drop between two and three Hapini Dusts and each Blissey will drop between three and four so it's a very quick effective way to get a lot of these high percentage materials that you're gonna need for the item printer. Like I said it took me just under 20 minutes to max out my bag to get 999 Hapini Dust materials. Now that equates to about 66 item printer jobs and of course you've got to factor in that you will need Blueberry Points with that that's about just under 2000 Blueberry Points for that amount of jobs but it is a very quick method you're taking basically half an hour out of your day to form these materials which are going to give you 66 jobs in the item printer and that's a 10 items per time so it's a really good effective method for doing this and probably one of the best ones that we've got in the game. This method with the Chansey and the Blissey can also be doubled up as well for XP farming so if you've got newly caught low-level Pokemon that you want to level up and you don't really want to use your large XL or rare candies this is a way to kind of kill two birds with one stone attach lucky eggs to the Pokemon that you want to level up and you can get those levels up very quickly by beating these Pokemon they give a lot of exp out when you defeat them even in the let's go mode. The basic premise is that simple you want to just keep going knocking the Chansey and the Blissey out until you've got that 999 of the Hippini dust materials in your bag and then you can return back to the Blueberry Academy back into the clubroom and go crazy with the item printer facility. In the list it is quite far down the Hippini dust but you can quicken this up if you just toggle the left d-pad controller seven times and then up once that will get you straight to the Hippini dust then you can toggle right on your d-pad that will max out the amount of material needed to complete that thousand percent threshold and then just press the plus button and that is a really quick way to just cycle through when you're running and farming through for these items from the item printer and trying to get the Pokeball Lotto because that is the key I think a lot of us really if we're honest about it that is the main facility that we're really using when coming to use the item printer for those special Pokeballs for this Beastballs, the Sportball, the Safari Ball, the Apricorn Balls and in particular the Master Ball as well. They're all what we're really wanting but anything else on top of that is a bonus of course you're gonna get the double item drops every now and again as well but the Pokeball Lotto is the one that we're all wanting but this is a very good effective way to farm for materials I think it's the best one that we've got at the moment keep an eye as well on the mass outbreak events that we do get in game of course as of recording this video right now there is a Daily Bird event happening over Christmas now they have a very good waiting as well Pokemon material percentage so this is gonna be a great event to take advantage of the short period of time that it is to just farm for those materials because then you're gonna be able to use them very easily in the item printer as well of course like I'm saying keep an eye on the mass outbreak events and what the waiting of those Pokemon materials are from the mass outbreak Pokemon and you can utilize this kind of combine it and to go for the shinies while also getting a lot of material for the item printer to use in future but if you're short on them if there is no mass outbreak events running at the time this one that we've mentioned today about the bliss and the chancey is always gonna be a very good reliable way for you to go and get materials whenever you need them in a very short amount of time so that is everything for today's video friends I hope you found it useful a very quick one today but a very effective method and one that I did want to share to make sure that everyone's got the ability to go out and do this if you're looking for ways to get quick material in game to utilize the item printer which is just a fantastic facility that we've got the indigo disc I've been loving it so far and getting some good drops as well I've had some bad ones as well with the poker ball lot though had a few occasions where I haven't even had a special poker ball and that kind of stings but it's very fun nonetheless have a great rest of your day thanks for tuning in if you find it useful do drop a like do subscribe to the channel to stay up to date with all of our Pokemon scholar and violet content and I will see you all in another video very soon so until then friends take care of yourselves and bye bye


Welcome back to the Average Golfers Channel. We're down here at Wall Street Golf Club. The sun is shining, it's a tad breezy, but I'm going to put to the test a real interesting one for me on a personal level. And I hope you enjoy it too. I have got a brand new MG3, that's a Milgrine 3 tailor made wedge. 50-60 degrees, the wrapper is coming off now as you can see. First time we have tried this thing. And I want to find out this. What is the difference between a brand new wedge, grws never been touched before, and I've got the identical model of the previous year. It's a little bit dirty to say the least. It's the raw version, so it's rusted up a little bit, changed its colouring. I can see plenty of grass and mud in the grws, so I'm not great at cleaning my clubs, and that's the way it's going to stay. Because the test is going to be brand new wedge, never been used grws versus old used, grass filled grws. What happens in terms of spin, and what I'll do is I'll try it out in three different locations, and I'll record data with Trackman, and let's see what actually happens in terms of performance differences between these two clubs. First of all, some close-ups of this wedge I'm referring to, and the dirt and muck in the grws, and like I said, it's a year or so old. I want your opinions first of all. Well, two things. Are you cleaning these grws after every shop, which effectively should be to get ultimate performance?  More importantly in that comment section down below, what are you expecting to see in terms of differences? Mainly spin rates got to be the difference, surely, between these two clubs. That's what I want to know. Old and dirty versus new comments down below. What are you expecting to see in this video in terms of data from Trackman? Right, so for me, spin with wedges is a real interesting thing, because I think we pay a lot of attention to it, and not always sure how critical it is at our level. And I'll explain as we go through the video, but the first thing we're going to look at is I'm 86 yards out from the flag. We're playing into this green, and it's three shots with the brand new wedges. This is the first time it'll ever been hit. We'll switch over to three with the used wedge, let's call it, and record Trackman data. But as you can see, we'll start off with the new wedge.  You can see what they're doing on screen now. I haven't seen this footage. I've hit the shots already, but you're looking and seeing how they've reacted on the greens. We'll then switch over to the older wedge, and these are the shots that you're looking at now, which are the spin and the way the ball is reacting on the green. You've also seen the spin number and the data that we recorded on Trackman for each of those shots. I've not really seen any of that, or certainly not seen how they've reacted on the greens, and I've glanced back and toward the iPad for the numbers in terms of Trackman. What I've seen from these full wedges, there was a lot of similarities. There was very much nothing to split them. The main thing that would have split them was the quality of strike from me. So, at this stage, what I'm seeing is virtually no difference between the two wedges in terms of the spin. All I am seeing is variables in terms of the quality of my strike. Interesting one next is the sort of, well, what are we? 30 yards short of the flag. We've got plenty of green to work with, effectively a chip and run. Maybe not a 50, 60 degree wedge on this shot, but anyway, for the purposes of the exercise, that's what we're going to look at. The first question is on this, what is it you want from the wedge? Do you want spin, or do you want the club or the ball, rather, to actually release? And that very much depends on the way you're going to play the shot. But like I said, let's interpret this as a chip and run. And again, you'll see me. First three shots are played with the brand new wedge. It's only ever at three shots at this stage. What I'm seeing, and hopefully what's being relayed to you on the camera, is it's very much releasing as expected. I don't know, there's a great deal of spin being impacted with that sort of swing that we're putting on it. Then we switch over to the old wedge and I am seeing virtually exactly the same. So the ball is pitching in, it's releasing and rolling out. The spin numbers again that you're seeing are very, very low indeed. And then exactly what you'd expect is very difficult to generate spin from that chip and run type of shot and from what is just a couple of yards of swing as well. So, again, in terms of old versus new, is there any difference? Absolutely zero at this stage. Right, so you've pitched up in what is our third and final location and a different type of shot again. So for me, first thing to notice is we're coming out of the rough. Only the first cut of rough, so there's not a lot going on there, but first cut of rough. We've then got a bunker to the left. We'd ideally be looking to go straight over that. This is the flop shot and we're looking to get this ball high. We want it to pitch and we want it to stop fairly quickly. So the question is first of all, let's see the three shots whilst I'm talking and waffling on. Three shots as we've started with the new one. They're pretty much decent connection. The club itself was great to be able to open up and throw that sort of club under it. Got plenty of height with it and as you can see, they've pitched and stopped relatively quickly. But once again, is that down to spin or is that down to descent angle?  You can see from the spin numbers again, nothing major generated in terms of spin. Go through to the old wedge and don't forget, I just want to reiterate the point about the wedge grooves. I'm just looking down on them now.  They're pitching a ball fairly high. It's coming down relatively soft and it's stopping fairly quickly. And it's doing exactly the same as what we've seen with the MG3. And again, from a numbers perspective, this is not a shot that generates a great deal of spin. So the only shot that we've seen spin generated really was from the full wedge. And the other three, it had no impact on the result whatsoever. Right, so I just want to go back to the first shot because we did a little bit of a pan on the greens of where those pitch marks were relative to the balls where they finished. And yet again, as you can see, there is virtually no difference between where that ball landed and where they stopped with either wedge. The point to mention, yes, we're playing on a Lynx golf course here at Walsy Golf Club, but we are playing on mid-October so the greens are softer than they would be in the height of summer. However, everything is relative and those distances would be pretty much the same no matter how firm or soft the greens were. But my overall summary would be this. I think the tailor-made no-grind wedges are absolutely superb. They really are good and what they've done with the MG3 is just refined it and looks a little bit. I think it looks really good, but that's not what we're here to do. We're here to measure a performance difference between the two. They're both raw finished wedges and obviously one as aged as it should do. It's sort of changed. Its collage rusted up a little bit. I actually found that to be the biggest. The more interesting fact throughout the whole review was how much better the MG2 felt in all the shots that I've played to be quite honest with you. Really sort of felt that little bit softer. Again, it could be all in my head what I'm thinking, but I certainly felt that little bit better off the clubface. That was the most determining factor of why I'd perhaps choose one over the other. But in terms of performance, yet again, and I've done these wedge reviews all being new, I've done them in wet conditions. I see very little differences in there that suggest to me that there's average golfers when you've got so many variables in your strike pattern. That's the biggest factor that impacts on your performance and not necessarily whether it's a 1,000 or 2,000 revs of spin difference when you're hitting one of these wedges. Anyway, that's my thought process on it. We've tried to back this one up like I said with a little bit of trackman data. It's not just a pinion led, we've got some data to have a look at as well. You spend some time looking through their numbers to see if you can find something that I haven't had a look because I haven't spent lots of time looking at this. I've gone from my immediate response from what I've seen out here on the course and a quick glance at that data. Put your comments down below, tell me whether I've got this right or whether I've got this completely wrong and either way, I'm not bothered. I love to hear your feedback. Thank you for watching. Hit that thumbs up button and I'll see you all very soon. We're going to carry on into some wars on this board and stay at Wallisley Golf Club.


Whether you're getting home from last week's WEC in Toronto or another industry trade show, you're likely armed with business cards and notes and little slips of paper with comments on them. Well, don't recycle all those notes just yet. There's plenty of things that we can do with these notes to help keep your notes from your industry trade show organized. Hey everyone, it's Leanne and last week's WEC 19 in Toronto was an incredible event. I came home armed with mountains of information whether it was notes that I took in the different sessions I attended or business cards and notes I took when I connected with people either in the village or in the networking receptions and now I have all of these bits and pieces of paper and business cards that I need to file away. So let's take some time this week to make sure it does get filed and actionable so that you can move forward with all of the information you brought home from the conference. Number one, scan your business cards. I don't know if you have a Rolodex anymore but my Rolodex is now in my Evernote and I scan all my business cards to my Evernote app. It is a paid feature of Evernote. Camcard is also a very popular app for scanning business cards. So make sure you don't lose those cards. Make sure you have a system for filing them away where you can find the information easy for when you need it. Number two, get your notes into a system. Now again I have a CRM or a content relation manager system called Salesforce and I can plunk all of my notes and all of my action items into the CRM and attach dates that I'm going to really look at that information in depth and act upon it. Now if you don't have a CRM like Salesforce or a Sana or Trello, use your outlook. Assign yourself a task, make the notes in the description and that way it's going to pop up in your calendar and you're going to look at all those notes and act upon them. Number three, create content. So we're not meant to work and operate in silos. We are meant to share the information that we bring home from these conferences. Now you can share it through social media, through digestible pieces like videos, blogs, podcasts, tweets, all of those little social media soundbites, or you can create a business case to give to your colleagues in your office or to your supervisors as well. Number four, reach out to notable connections. Now you likely made dozens of connections at the conference last week. So for meeting planners that might be other planners that you meant, met at the show, it could be speakers that you heard. So your breakout session or your keynote speakers. But it could also be meeting partners and suppliers that offered a product or service that you feel you could really use for your programs. Now for meeting suppliers and partners, you want to reach out to the planner friends that you may have met at the show as well. But remember when you do so, provide them not only information about your product or service, but provide them something with value in addition to that. I did do a blog post quite a while ago about what to do when the trade show is over. I'm going to include a link to that blog post in the description for this video. So you can always go to that video and blog post as well. So what are tips that you use at the end of a trade show? Whether some of the things you do in the few days when you get home from your big events. Whether you follow these tips or you have your own agenda, make sure you take some time this week and follow up on all those bits of paper that you collected throughout the show. If you've received value from this video or any of my other two minute tip Tuesday videos, please be sure to share them with your colleagues or with your LinkedIn network. More importantly, watch for me at the next industry trade show, which will be CM and E back in Toronto in August. I hope to see you there. Bye for now.


This lesson explores reasons why much of our food travels an average of 1500 miles before it reaches our plates. Our traveling food system has an impact on both the health of the environment and our bodies. When we reduce to us, we can become healthier through building our local businesses, protecting the environment, and eating fresher and possibly healthier food. Where do many of us purchase our food? Recently, we have seen the explosion of chain superstores, which are larger versions of the conventional supermarket, with at least 40,000 square feet in total selling area and more than 25,000 items. Some stores have as much as 180,000 square feet of selling space. That's the size of more than three football fields. Most of the food sold in superstores are shipped from far away because of the distribution and warehouse system these store chains have in place around the country. Because buying things that don't go through their warehouses for shipping out to all of their stores is hard for chains, more often than not, having chain stores carry food from far away is actually easier and cheaper than to carry products from close by. Some of the foods that we buy are flown thousands of miles to be in our stores when they often grow in our own state. Whenever possible, we should try to eat foods that have been grown close to where we live to reduce pollution caused by food being flown in trucked long distances. Foods that can be grown in North Dakota are often flown from far away, such as apples, grapes, lettuce, and tomatoes. Did you know apples are a member of the Rose family? Apples are grown throughout the United States.  Most regions that grow apples will have their own special variety. In some parts of the United States, apples are harvested in the autumn. Yet, in some parts of the United States, apples are grown year-round, such as Washington State. If we want to eat apples in the winter, we must choose apples from Washington State or even as far away as New Zealand. Grapes are true berries. Most of the grapes grown in the world are for juice or wine. Grapes have a long history and were cultivated as far back as 6000 BC. Fresh table grapes or dried grapes are mostly of the Thompson variety. Grapes are grown all over the world and actually grow best in less fertile soil, especially for wine. Here in the north, if we want to eat grapes in the winter, they have to come from places such as Chile. Some of our food sometimes is better traveled than we are. Lettuce is surprisingly hardy and prefers colder weather. That's why in northern climates, we can plant lettuce in the early spring and have lovely green leaves by the end of May or early June. But in the winter, when our ground is frozen, we get lettuce shipped from Arizona, Florida, or even Mexico. Do we have other types of salads besides lettuce salads that we can eat in the winter? Tomatoes in the winter? They're hard, sometimes mealy on the inside, and sometimes lacking flavor. But tomatoes in the summer are sweet, juicy, and soft. Many people wait all year for the first taste of a homegrown tomato. Tomatoes are a useful fruit and can be stored easily in the dried, frozen, or canned forms. In fact, certain nutrients in tomatoes are better utilized by the body in canned versus fresh tomatoes. So canned tomatoes in the winter are a good alternative to fresh. We can store summertime tomatoes easily in salsa or spaghetti sauce. If we want more fresh tomatoes in winter, they usually come from Florida, Mexico, or California. The origins of single food items are easy to track. However, the typical grocery store product from frozen dinners and pizzas to prepared and ready-to-eat soups, cakes, pies, and cookies contain multiple ingredients. For example, the ingredients in strawberry yogurt are sourced from all over the country. This is an example of strawberry yogurt sold in Des Moines, Iowa. Ingredients from the product include sugar from the Red River Valley, milk from Northeastern Iowa, and strawberries from California and Florida. The total weighted miles, or source distance, equals 2,216 miles. The source distances of the yogurt container, lid, seal, and shipping box were not considered in this mile calculation. Miles are one way of understanding the energy needed to get food to our plate. Now let's understand how this energy is translated into what the human body uses.  Humans use calories as body fuel. Cars, trucks, planes, and trains use gasoline as engine fuel. One interesting way to understand the amount of energy used to transport food is to convert the gasoline used to calories used, and then to compare it to the number of calories and the actual food being transported. Remember, when we talk about fruits and vegetables, we are not talking about a lot of calories. One apple has 55 calories, one strawberry has 2 calories. Transporting one pound of apples from Washington State to Des Moines, Iowa takes 439 calories. These are only the calories used to transport the food. Consider the calories or fuel used to grow, harvest, and process food. Our food system uses a lot of energy. In fact, the amount of energy we put into our food system including growing, harvesting, transporting, processing, selling, storing, and preparing food far exceeds the amount of energy we actually get out of the system to sustain our bodies. Food miles are just part of the equation to consider. Some say we also need to think about how the food is grown. For example, raising and shipping lambs from New Zealand that graze on grass full of healthy clover actually requires less total energy than lambs raised in the United States and fed grains, which require a lot of energy to grow, harvest, and ship. Here are some ways we can conserve energy in the food system. We can grow crops that require less energy input, have our own gardens, consume less processed foods, eat a variety of foods, eat regionally grown foods, eat foods in season, and have energy efficient appliances in our homes and restaurants. We can impact the energy used in food production by making smart decisions about the foods we choose locally. Does eating only local foods make sense while other foods are still better shipped longer distances because they take less energy to grow in those far away places? Large variations exist between food types and energy used, so we need to be smart consumers. In general, eating foods within our food shed can save energy by reducing the fuel needed to ship foods long distances. A food shed refers to foods that are grown in our community or region that we actually can eat. The idea is to reduce the transportation energy used without adding to the other parts of the food system such as production, processing, and packaging. Fruits and vegetables are lower in calories and fit into this category of potentially saving energy by reducing their transportation. In 2007, the word locovor was chosen by the Oxford University Press as the word of the year. A locovor is someone who intentionally chooses locally produced foods to the fullest extent possible. Another word, food shed, is used to describe the geographic area that feeds people in a given population. Think about all of the places food eaten in your town or city possibly could or actually comes from. These places supply food to your city or town and are part of the food shed. Even Chile is part of your food shed when you eat grapes from there. Much of our food comes from far away, but a food shed can change as we eat more foods grown and processed closer to where we live. Think about where your tap water comes from. Most likely it's pretty local. Maybe a more familiar term is watershed, the area of land that catches rain and snow and drains or seeps into a marsh, stream, river, lake, or groundwater. So a local food shed is food grown and processed nearby to where we live. Think about these questions. What are some of the benefits derived from eating foods from your shed? What are some of the difficulties related to finding foods from your shed? How do you overcome the difficulties related to finding foods in your shed? Here are some ideas for learning about your food shed. 1. Learn what foods are in season in your area. 2. Take a trip with your family or friends to a local farm to learn what it produces. 3. Surf the internet for nearby farms and community kitchens where people gather to can foods. 4. Find your farmer's market on your state's Agriculture Department website. 5. Find your farmer's. 6. Start a garden, even a tiny one. 7. Plant a winter garden. Carrots can be mulched and harvested in the dead of winter. Greens can last through the cold. 8. Buy in bulk and preserve. 9. Get your school or community center to plant a garden. 10. Join 4-H, become a junior master gardener. 11. Find restaurants that feature local foods in your community. Ask the cooks where they get the food from. Do they indicate local foods on the menu? 12. Talk to your school's food service director or food service staff to ask what foods are local and what foods they are willing to explore buying locally. What will you do to eat more local foods? Step 1 is to decide on one thing. Will you learn more about what foods are grown and available locally? Ask the school lunch program staff in your district what foods they purchase locally or go to the grocery store to see what locally grown and processed foods are sold. Maybe you'll connect with a local farmer to buy direct. Or, on a wider scale, you'll form a buying club with a group of other people who are interested in buying direct from a farmer. Many small things we do together will add up to wider community changes.


Thanks for the nice introduction also hello from my side Usually I would say I'm happy to present here, but quite frankly. I'm not as you can see from the Kind of or that list of authors Foukang should have given a presentation However, his visa process was kind of delayed. So we lost our nerves and decided to send me instead Now you have to deal with me and Let's get through it together So why do we look at ripe MD 160? The primary two reasons why we look at it is that it's quite old It's a hash function proposed in 1996 and that it's standardized as part of an ISO international standard It's a hash functions created in 90s. So it Kind of uses the Merkle-Donglet mode of operation with a 160-bit state It has an ARX based step update function which is iterated for 80 steps and To the best of my knowledge, it's not broken yet and it will not be broken after the presentation so Let's go back to the 90s to the Area or time frame where ripe MD has been designed So around the time ripe MD 160 was designed a lot of other hash functions have been designed which share some similarities with each other and If we look at attacks on these 90 hash functions Then we see that we have a set smiley for md4 md5 and the md1 This means that we have practical collisions for them As far as I know for ripe and d128 there are only some theoretical Non-ideal properties on the hash function. This is why I've drawn this math smiley So let's see how it's the state for ripe and d160 As I've told at the beginning ripe and d160 has 80 steps If we look at pre-image attacks at most we can attack 31 steps If we look at collision attacks and just focus on the compression function We can do up to 48 steps when we do not start at the first step of the function And we can do up to 40 steps if we start at the first step and Before this paper for collision attacks on the hash function The best attacks covered 30 out of 80 steps with a rather high Time complexity and in this paper we present collisions for round-reduced versions reduced to 30 and 31 steps We are practical examples and theoretical attacks for 33 and 34 steps As mentioned before ripe and d and almost all Hash functions from the 90s Used the mercury-darmgat constructions Which means that we have chain compression functions. So the interesting part that Distinguishes these hash functions happens in the compression function If We look at md4 md5 show moisture to the compression function kind of looks like this so We it kind of resembles Block cipher with a white state and a large Key schedule, so we have here the message expansion and the state update where the chain value gets updated Together with the feed forward If we look at ripe md The situation gets more complex So basically we have two state update functions and two message Expansions which work at the same state and which are merged together at the end of the compression function As promised ripe md is an ARX function. So within one step One of the five State words is updated Using modular additions Rotations and this bitwise pull-in function which changes here Depending on the current step we are in Also, there is a constant addition and per step one Word of the expanded message is also added to the state So how do we find collisions for ripe md160? Basically the higher lever idea of such a collision attack is almost unchanged Since 2005 and it was introduced by Bang and Yu. So basically We see the collision search as a differential problem. So we Basically search for Message which has a difference and which ends up in a collision and this collision search also follows always the similar steps, so At the first in the first step we search for a suitable differential characteristic those differential characteristic Usually as a dense part at the beginning and the sparse part and we use the freedom as we can choose the message words freely in a collision attack to Find a solution for the dense part and to connect the dense part with the chaining variable and the propagation of the sparse part is done probabilistic Kelly So what do we do now for ripe md160? Since the compression function is a bit more complex How does the differential characteristic look like one option is to Place a dense part in both branches of ripe md This has already been done by Several papers, but here from my point of view the problem is that we have to use the freedom in the message to basically solve the dense part in two branches, so The available degrees of freedom are consumed very rapidly rapidly and typically if we do an attack following this framework we Can only do a semi-free start collisions An other option is to just place the dense part on one branch for instance the right branch Then the freedom in the message word Words are only used to solve the dense part on one side and connect with the chaining value and the rest of the characteristic is propagated or Solve by chance basically This was done in the previous collision attack on round three do strap md and Clearly there is also a certain option to put the dense part on the left In this paper we looked at those two strategies and proposed one where Leftist bars and the right is dense and one where the left is dense and the right is sparse and The one where the left Is dense gives us the better attack, so we will have a closer look at this framework So let's start with the search for differential characteristics basically We've used automatic techniques to search for the non-linear part in the characteristics Which is based on a long series of works which always improved and added new tricks to this techniques and the high-level idea of these automated techniques is basically a guess and determine attack which means that we Start from a certain starting point and then we do guesses on the pit conditions then we propagate information of this guest other pit conditions and if we have Contradiction we backtrack and try to solve this issue So I think from this description you might not know what I mean, so let's do an example So we exercised through the rest of the presentation by the example of the 30-step collision attack so what do you see here is basically the 30 state words or the respective state words which gets updated in each step of the left branch Then here we have the state words which gets updated in a respective step on the right branch and here we have the differential description of the 16 message words we use in Reipende and So per word we have 32 bit conditions and each symbol here presents a Bear of bits So a dash means that in the differential description that this pair of bits has to be equal So there's no difference which means that this pair of bits can take the values 00 or 1 1 If we have a 1 then we mean that those pair of bits has to value 1 if it has a 0 those pair of bits has to value 0 With a u and an n differences are symbolized One is the one zero pair and the other one is the different bear the Zero one pair and the question mark means that we have not refined the condition yet So every assignment of the pair of bits is still possible So From the starting point on we are now searching for a differential characteristic. So how does this work? Let's fast forward to the end of the search kind of So what we do in a guess and determine search we have here are still a lot of question marks and undefined bit pairs of bits And we guess some of these bit conditions for instance We guess here this question mark to a dash and then we propagate the information and see how we can refine Other bit conditions since every bit is connected via functions in Reipende And we see that we can propagate a bunch of information then we guess a next bit for instance here this question mark and Then we propagate again Then we guess another bit and Then we propagate again and what you can see here is that for this guess we have a contradiction. So This differential characteristic does not work out So we have to backtrack which means we have to go back to a state where we didn't have or couldn't Notice the contradiction and try to resolve it So in this case here instead of guessing dash we guess an x which means a difference and Then we propagate again the effects then we guess the last question mark propagate again To end up with our differential characteristic Now in the next step we have to search for Bear of message words which follow this characteristics This is done in four steps and the first step we Find a solution for the dense part of the differential characteristics by consuming the degrees of freedom in the red message words here In the second step we then compute one step forward by guessing m3 then we aim to connect The dense part from the beginning in step three and in step four We see if the conditions of the rest of the characteristics are fulfilled So let's start with step one. So basically what we do here is we refine the conditions more and compute the corresponding message word to this refinement. So we do it and we consume more degrees of freedom until we have Determined our starting point from Word 11 to 23 If we take a closer look here, we see that for the connection then we might have a problem since The degrees of freedom and certain and and then are already used So we have to find a solution for this for the later connecting step and the first part of the solution is that We compute the solution set of x9 x10 Which fulfills this equation for the state word x14 with the given m13 So then we are at step two. Basically, we just guess The word m3 and compute one step forward Then we Start the connection phase and try to connect from the beginning How do we do this? We? Randomly choose those three message words and then we can After we've chosen those message words we can compute till step eight Then we have to connect Which basically means that we calculate this variable With the help of the equation involving the message word and then And here we find the solution for x9 x10 with word xor. Yes Okay where the xor corresponds to this variable and if we found such a Solution we can compute the message words m8 and 9 and 11 and 12 and I'm 14 and achieve Connection so basically will fill in here a solution Which gives us the rest of the five not determined message message words and then We can attempt to Propagate the rest of the characteristics and see if we have a contradiction or if it works out and Since this is a staged example it works out and gives us the Solution for the 30 step collision But usually it doesn't work out what we do then then you go to step two again and Try for another choice of those message message words There's a follow-up work Which is presented at FSE 2020 and hopefully this time it will be presented by for Kang so thank you for your attention Thank you very much. Is there any questions? It's Semi-free start collisions. Basically. I already had them in the table. I can show you the results If you don't want to go to FSE for some reason basically Do these techniques apply to other hash functions as well? The high-level strategy. Yes, but there's is there more examples for these these parallel hash functions Not that I know. Okay. Thank you Okay, thank you


The Water Cycle Multimission Observation Strategy and Ndash, Evapotranspiration, WACMOS-ET, project aims to advance the development of land evaporation estimates on global and regional scales. The project is the main objective is the validation, validation, and intercomparison of existing algorithms driven by a common forcing data set. The Priestly and Taylor products, PTJPL, perform best overall for most ecosystems and climate regimes. This article was authored by D. G. Mirales, C. Jimenez, M. Yong, and others.