All right, thanks everyone for joining us today. We're here to talk to you all about GA-Gives on Giving Tuesday and really today focus primarily on touring the new GA-Gives.work platform. My name is Bethany. I'm here from the Mighty Cause team and I'm joined today by Betsy from the Georgia Center for Nonprofits. I'll let her kick us off with a little bit of introduction from the GCN side and the transition to a new GA-Gives.org platform. And then I'll take it away to spend the majority of today's time really going through the details of what you can do on the new platform, how to build your page, how to get registered for the event, all that great stuff. So Betsy, go ahead and take it away. Hey everyone, before Bethany gets started I just wanted to say hello, wanted to introduce myself. This is my third year leading this initiative and I'm very excited as always to kick off a season bright and early. We're doing it earlier every year because we hear feedback from you all that you wanna think of this as part of your full year development campaign and we couldn't agree more. So you're gonna be seeing a lot of support from us that talks about how GA-Gives on Giving Tuesday fits into that, not just as a standalone event but thinking of it in a bigger picture way to attract new donors and to engage more deeply with your supporters. So a couple of quick notes I wanted to share with you. One is a shout out to this partnership with Mighty Cause. We are so thrilled to have launched this new georgia-gives.org. I hope you're as excited about it as we are. This is gonna be a fantastic partnership. I've been working with Bethany and the team for the last quarter to get this site up and running and there's a lot of work going on behind the scenes. We chose them because after we looked around at the options, we really came to the absolutely clear conclusion that they had created a superior Giving Day platform. It is mobile first. I would ask you all to go check it out on your phone. It is a gorgeous interface. User friendly, both for donors and for you all, very importantly, and just rich with features. Features to engage donors, features to support you in developing your campaigns. We've just been super impressed by the way they have thought through every step of the user journey for both you and for the donors. So take a look at the site. Please have a look around and be sure to look in the nonprofit section and check out the FAQs. And I think you'll get answers hopefully to every question you might have. And if you don't, I'll tell you how you can get some answers as well. From us, while you're in there, keep in mind that you are seeing the site in a pre-event mode. So right now it's focused on you, on getting you registered, on providing you with support. Come November 1st, when the campaign officially begins, this site is going to transform into campaign mode and it'll all be donor first positioning and features. Why should you register early? I know that the campaign feels far away. You're on this call, which is a great start. We know that it may not be at the top of your to-do list to get you signed up, but we have a couple of reasons why we would really urge you to do so. One is the site is actually searchable by donors now. So don't miss potential opportunities to get found. You also can use it as a year-round donation platform if that's of use to you. And then once you register and you add your team members as admins to your account, you will all be receiving our communications with invitations to events and webinars throughout the summer. You'll be getting campaign planning tips from us. You'll be the first to hear about new prize announcements and we'll get you the resources as they roll out. And then lastly, and I think very importantly by spending some time in the platform now and setting up your page, you're gonna get to know the new tools and the features. And I think this is really gonna help inform your campaign planning. We've got a lot planned. As I said, here's how we're gonna support you. Our next event is on May 17th for hosting an Atlanta workshop with GCN senior consultant and our resident fundraising expert, Crystal Cherry. And she's gonna really give you lots of ideas to help you jumpstart your campaign planning. Crystal is also gonna be presenting a webinar later in May. So you'll have two opportunities there. And then we are planning a series of webinars through the summer and fall on campaign strategies and tactics that are led by experts from some fellow campaigners who've had great success and the Giving Tuesday team. We are planning on doing a kickoff event this year. I know you all really enjoy that. It's a highlight for me. We'll also be live streaming that. I believe we're gonna be planning that for September. And then keep in mind, you can always check out the events calendar in our online nonprofit toolkit. It's right under the nonprofit section. It's called nonprofit toolkit and there'll always be links there to register for events. So last but not least, I promised I would show you how to get help. So there's two ways. If you have questions about the website, your account, your profile, these folks on the Mighty Cause support team are the ones to go to, and that's their email. If you've got any other questions or inquiries, please contact GCN's team at infoatjagives.org. I am listening, I will respond quickly or other members of the team will. So with that, I'm gonna hand it back over to Bethany. Thank you all for joining us and here's to a great 2019 campaign. Great, thanks, Betsy. You bet. I'm going to share a little bit about Mighty Cause and then we're gonna jump into the details that you all are looking to know. Just a quick note, logistically, technically. You do have the option to expand your screen so make sure that you've got your go-to webinar slide opened all the way so that you can see the full presentation and then you should also be able to see on the right-hand side a dashboard that you have a little arrow that you can open it and close it. That's the way that you can ask questions if you do have any throughout. All right, so as Betsy mentioned, Mighty Cause is a new partner for Gagives.org and we are really excited to be able to service this platform and support all of you as you raise funds for Gagives Day but also as Betsy mentioned, it's available year round if you need it as a year round tool. We've been around since 2006 and really have been doing giving days that whole time so we've learned lots over the years about what's really helpful for the GCN team in hosting a great event as well as what's helpful for you all participating in the event and what features you really need to drive a great campaign. So we're really excited to be partners on this platform. All right, and now we'll get into it. So I wanna start with just a couple of things that you'll need to know to get started. The very first step is actually logging into the platform. So for those of you that were previously on the Gagives.org site, you already had an account set up. We have created an account for you and connected it to your organization's page so all you need to do is reset or create a new password for that email address and you'll be able to log in and you'll already have access to your organization's page. So we've streamlined that process for you so that if you've had access previously, you should have it now. You'll just need to create a new password to access your account. And for anyone that's new this year and in the future, there is an easy quick registration form that you can fill out and while you're filling out that form, you'll create a user account and request access to your organization's page on the platform. So everyone has to fill out that registration form that wants to participate in Gagives on Giving Tuesday, but like I said, it's a very short form. It's just that for some of you that have used the platform before, we've given you a head start by already giving you an account that you should have access to once you create a new password. Once you complete that registration form, there are five key items that you'll want to complete to be up and running and fully registered for GA Gives Day. Now, these five items are quick and easy to set up on your page, but they will really ensure that you have a good, sharp, strong-looking page to engage donors and supporters for the Giving Day. So I'll walk you through as we go throughout the webinar where to find each of these items and how to do it, but I wanted to take a quick moment to just highlight the five key things you'll want to accomplish. All of these five items you will find on a to-do list on the home screen of your organization's page. So when you log into your account, you should see an upper right-hand corner of the screen, a drop-down menu where you can click on a dashboard that has your organization's name on it. When you open up that dashboard, the very top item that you'll see is a little icon of a home. Clicking on that will get you to your welcome screen as you see a screenshot here, which has your GA Gives registration status that will update as you move throughout the process, as well as the to-do list, that blue box there on the lower left, that's gonna walk you through the five items that you need to complete. So that will be adding a background image to your organization profile page, uploading your logo to that profile page, adding a brief story and description of your organization to that profile page, creating a thank you page that all donors will see upon completing their donation to your organization. They will see this thank you page. So this is a great opportunity for your first stewardship follow-up with that donor. And then the final step will be signing up for direct deposit with EFT. It's quick and easy to do that. That will ensure that you receive your disbursements quickly and in a more streamlined fashion after GA Gives Day. All right, so I mentioned earlier, navigating your dashboard. That's really gonna be how you move throughout the platform, build out and customize your profile page, as well as manage other key things that you'll want to have access to both year round and for the giving day. So on that dashboard, I wanted to highlight just a handful of the key icons that you'll want to follow along and know what's where. So the first one, the very top icon, as I mentioned, is this home screen that you'll see here with a little picture of the house. You can access your to-do list. You can see your GA Gives registration status. You can also see additional announcements. Right now, there's an announcement that drives you to find out the resources that are available on the nonprofit toolkit, but announcements may change as we move throughout the spring and summer and leading up to the event. There may be more information there, so check back always on that home screen. The next item down is your profile page. This is the organization page that you're gonna wanna customize to tell your story. This is the link that you'll share with supporters to make their donations for GA Gives on Giving Tuesday. Clicking on that profile, you'll have the option to see both the live view that visitors and donors will see. You can also open up your editing mode so that you can edit live on page, make any of the changes that you'd like. The next item down on your dashboard is the dollar sign icon. This is going to be your access to your donor data. You'll access your donation report. You'll have the ability to customize the donor experience with a few key details. You'll also have access to your disbursement reports. So whenever you receive an EFT disbursement from the platform, you can access that disbursement report to reconcile your funds. You'll have a campaign screen. This is something that you'll only see once you have additional campaigns and fundraisers started for your organization. So if you're not seeing it today, that's why. This is a really helpful tool if as we move throughout the year or on the Giving Day, you are planning to encourage career to peer fundraisers to start campaigns on your behalf or you as an organization are starting multiple campaign pages to focus on different areas within your work. If you have additional campaign pages, you'll have a campaign screen to manage and navigate all of those. And finally, your settings page. I'll go through some of the things you have access to in detail. But this is really where you manage your overall presence adding additional administrators, which will make sure that they all get access to. The GA gives emails. So those are your key items on the dashboard at a high level. And now we'll dig into really what's helpful and important where. So that welcome screen, that home screen, of course, this is where you will want to focus and keep an eye on, especially at the beginning. Look at that to-do list as your guide to check off all of the five items in that to-do list because once you fill out your registration form and complete those five items, only then will you be fully approved and registered for GA gives on Giving Tuesday. Now there is a helpful link in each of those items that you'll wanna check off your to-do list. There is a link that you can click on right in that item, which takes you directly to the place where you need to make that update. So when you want to sign up for EFT, you can click on that link in the to-do list and it'll take you right to the place on your page where you can add that information. So pay close attention to that to-do list right here upfront so that you make sure you complete all those required steps. Also, as I mentioned, you'll get announcements and updates from the GA Gives team. As well, you'll see the ability to get up-to-date information on monthly activity through the platform in terms of visitors to your page, donations, donors, all that kind of good stuff just to get a quick insight into the activity on your page. So the next item down the dashboard as we talked about is your profile. This is really the page that you wanna focus on. Building out this page to tell a powerful story about the work that your organization does and why a donor or a supporter should be motivated to give during this campaign. So this is the main page that you'll wanna share. You have the ability to customize the look and feel. And now I'll show you some of the key things that you can do here. As a note, the logo and the background image are something that we're gonna talk about right here. These are two of those required items on that to-do list. So right in the center of your page, you'll see the ability to upload your logo. This is best to use your organization's logo. One-to-one aspect ratio. So that means most likely the best option if you don't already have a one-to-one aspect ratio for your logo, pull the logo that you're using on Facebook or Twitter. Those places also need to have a one-to-one aspect ratio. So if you already have a logo up on your Facebook page, that's probably already the right dimensions. You can pull that one and upload that directly here. You have the ability to select or upload a background image. So you'll see GCN already has their background image updated here. It's a really great opportunity to just add an image that adds a little context for the donor when they visit your page. You have the option to select from a gallery. There's already a gallery on the platform with a handful of different images that are just there with a little texture. But we definitely recommend taking the time to find a background image that really speaks to the work that your organization does and add that in there for extra effect. You'll see that you also have the ability to choose a filter color that goes over that background image and play around with the strength of that filter by gliding that little button along the sliding scale in that theme editor that's open. And the last option within this theme is setting a theme color for the page. So that green color that you're seeing on the page and the donate button and throughout, you have the opportunity to select your own theme color that really aligns with your brand, with your logo. Clicking right into that theme color box will open up a color picker like you see for that filter color. And all of these changes you're making live on the page while you're playing around with it. So it's really easy to come to a design that you really like and feels like a strong representation of your organization's brand and mission. The real meat of your page, once you have customized that theme, is the ability to tell your story. This is what's gonna get donors excited about the work that you do, give them the chance to learn a little bit more and encourage them to make their gift. So you have access to an inline editor to tell your story in a powerful way. So rather than just adding a block of text in here, you can add formatting, lists, bullets, numbers, you can add images, you can embed videos directly. You can also add a custom tab to share additional information. So we encourage you to use this key story section to really get to the heart of the message, why should a donor give to your organization as a part of this campaign, as a part of this giving day? But you may have additional information you want accessible for visitors, whether it's information about upcoming events or volunteer opportunities or anything else that you might wanna share, you don't wanna distract from your key message, but you'd like to have that accessible. That would be a great opportunity to add a custom tab, which just creates an additional tab with the same inline editor here for you to share additional information, fully optional, but for some organization, it's a great opportunity to share some of that additional content. As we move down the page, you'll see an opportunity to feature fundraising efforts. This is similar to that campaign screen that I mentioned on the dashboard, a really great opportunity if you've got peer-to-peer fundraisers started for your organization as a part of this campaign. Whether they are started by board members, volunteers, supporters, or campaigns that your organization has started to feature different programs or initiatives within your organization. All of those fundraisers will show on your page, but you have the opportunity to highlight some as your featured campaigns, featured efforts, if you have relevant active campaigns that you really wanna draw attention to and highlight. You'll also have the opportunity on your organization page to add additional media, additional photos. You can upload them from Facebook, Instagram, your computer, Dropbox. You can also connect your Instagram account directly so that anytime you add a new photo to your Instagram account, your Instagram gallery on your gagives.org page will automatically add the most recent image. So it's a great way to keep your page dynamic, up to date with fresh content without you having to come back and regularly add new information. All of that recent Instagram history will automatically flow in here. When it comes to social sharing, obviously, this is a key part of how you may spread the word when it comes to the giving day. So you have the opportunity to optimize and customize the social share settings for your individual organization page. So by default, the platform will pull in the logo that you've added to your page as well as the first set of characters in that description that you've added to your page. But you may have a different image that really works well with social share. Or you may wanna change up the description to keep it super short and sweet because the main goal, when of course your link is shared on social, is just to get the donor to click and visit the link. So you might want a little bit of a different description than you actually have right on the organization's page. So under your settings, under your organization settings, you have the ability to customize the social share experience of your page. You'll see throughout your page and really throughout the platform, prompts to share Facebook, Twitter, and via email throughout.  So from that profile, you'll have access to a page settings menu. And through that, you can access this widget. There's a couple of different options on the widget. You can get the version like you're seeing here with a donate button on it. You can get a widget that doesn't have a donate button on it, or you can just get a standalone donate button. This is something that you can embed on your organization's website, on your organization's blog. And it allows donors to make a secure gift to your organization without ever leaving that website. It is a simplified donor experience there. It's gonna be very streamlined, quick give solution, but it's a great way to make sure that you're capturing gifts wherever they might be coming from as a part of your GA GIFs campaign. So we've walked through most of the items that you'll have to actually edit right on your profile page and a couple of those social and sharing settings. And now we're going to keep moving down the dashboard. The next item is your donations report. So by default, whenever a donation is made to your organization, anyone who has administrative access will receive an email notification. You can turn those off if you have the great problem of way too many donations and you're getting too many notifications, but by default, everyone will receive that notification. You can also at any time, log into your organization's dashboard and access your donor data in real time. You'll see right on screen kind of a quick view, but you'll always have the ability to download the report and access all the detailed data related to any donations made to your organization. You can see here, you've got different options for filtering, the report, et cetera. And as I mentioned, there is also a disbursement report that you will be able to access disbursement details. This is the second item down on that donations tab on your dashboard. You can sign up for EFT through that disbursement settings button right at the top of this page. You'll also see detailed reports. Many of you may not be seeing anything there now because you've not received a disbursement through this platform. This will become helpful once you receive your first donation on this platform or after the giving day in particular, when you receive an EFT disbursement, this is where you'll come to get a report on the details. We send out the funds twice a month when you're signed up for EFT disbursement, but all donations that are received for the GA Give's event will be disbursed before the end of the year. So you will close out 2019 with all of your donations from the GA Give's campaign. Organizations also have the opportunity to add offline donations to their page if you have a donor that gives to you directly by a check or cash in person. Through your donations report, you have the option to add offline donation amounts. So you can choose whether you want these to show in your organization totals right on the page, whether you want the offline to be a part of your metrics for the event, but you can easily add these offline donations again, right through that donations report. I mentioned earlier that through that donations tab, you have the ability to customize the donor experience in a few key ways. The first is the actual checkout process that donors go through. There is a structured process that they will follow and as Betsy mentioned, it is highly optimized and designed for conversion, especially on mobile, but of course across all different devices, but we give you some flexibility within that structure. First, you can choose what data you collect from donors. So you have the ability if, for example, phone number is a really critical piece of data that you wanna collect from donors, you can toggle a switch, turn that on to ask donors to give you their phone number. Now, it's up to you to decide what data you wanna collect, but we always encourage you to think through that balance between what's all the information you might use for stewardship versus keeping the process quick and easy for donors. So you can decide what's the right amount of questions to ask the donors any additional questions and just make sure that any that you ask are really critical and going to be useful for your stewardship. You also have the ability to set four custom donation suggestions. So this allows donors to give at certain levels, for example, $25 buys one pound of food for animals in the shelter, or $100 provides training for two students, whatever it might be that's meaningful and tangible for your organization and your mission, you can set those four custom donation levels so that when donors come and make their gift, they see the option to give at those levels and they're maybe encouraged to find a higher level because of the tangible impact you are able to help them relate to with their gift. Donors can also leave a dedication with their donation or they can select a designation if you have opted to come in and create designations that they can select from. And the final tool here is the ability to preview that donation experience. So right in that view checkout button at the top of this tab, you'll be able to walk through the process exactly as donors are seeing it. So your team, your board member, you can be really fully confident in exactly what that process is gonna look like for a donor before the event. And the second half of your donor experience is the thank you post-checkout experience. So you have two key options to customize that post-checkout experience. The first is building that thank you page. This is, you'll remember one of those required items to complete on your to-do list. You'll have access to the same kind of inline editor that you saw on your main organization page to build out a thank you page. You can add a video here, you can add a photo here. You also have the ability to customize a button that will be available for donors on this page. If you want donors to learn more and come back to your website, if you wanna direct them to your Facebook page, if you wanna direct them to an upcoming event that you have going on, you can choose that next call to action that donors see immediately upon making their donation to your organization. You also have the opportunity to add a custom message that will be added into the automatic donation receipt that donors receive. So you can customize both of those and then just like with the donation experience, you can preview, what will this thank you page look like for my donors? What will the receipt look like for my donors? So all of those things you can customize and preview so that again, well ahead of the giving day, you feel really confident in exactly what that process looks like for your donors. The final item that you'll see on that dollar sign icon on your dashboard is a matching grants tool. Through the ga-gives.org platform, you have the ability to display a matching grant on your page to add extra urgency and excitement for donors. This is a really awesome option to take advantage of on a giving day in particular. The whole reason that a giving day is really fun and exciting for your donors to be a part of is because of that urgency that has been created by this event that you're a part of. Adding your own matching grant is just a way to go above and beyond on that. So you connect with the matching donor, they can fulfill their matching gift right to your organization directly. They don't have to pay through the platform, but what this tool gives you is a chance to add that match and promote that match right on your profile page. So you can recognize the matching donor if they'd like to be recognized. You can be sure that any of those matching grant totals are added into your organization totals. You have flexible options. So you can do a one to one match, a two to one match. You can select a match just to be active for a specific hour of the day if you'd like. You can have multiple matches at a time or one that kicks off as soon as your previous match is met. So lots of different flexibility there. And again, the real benefit of this tool is that when donors come to visit your page and make their donation on Giving Tuesday, they are excited and encouraged by the fact that they know their impact will be doubled or tripled or whatever it might be by this additional match that you've been able to secure. Really great way to increase your likelihood of success with your GA GIFs campaign. So I mentioned your campaign screen. Likely as I said, many of you won't have your, this available right now on your dashboard if you don't have campaigns started for your organization. But you'll see once you do have any campaign started, here's where you can access any fundraisers, any peer-to-peer fundraisers. You can download details. You can see contact information for anyone that has started a fundraiser for you. And you can also start a new fundraiser right from this tool if you'd like to. So your settings tab, the last item down on the bottom of your dashboard is not to be overlooked. There are some great things that you can do right through this tool. So the first and one of the most important, especially here as we get started is you can add or remove admins for your page. So once you have access to your organization's page on GA GIFs, you can go in and decide if other people on your team also need access. If you find that there is an old contact on there that doesn't work for the organization anymore, so really easy for you to manage who has access to your organization's page on the platform. And as Betsy mentioned, this is a really great way to make sure that all of those people that are needing to be in the loop get emails from GCN about Georgia GIFs Day. It'll also make sure that they're all getting emails about those donations as they come in. Again, anyone can turn off donation notifications in their user profile if they don't need to get that. But it's great to make sure that whoever on your team should have access and be in the loop is added as an admin here. You can also, through this settings tab, update your legal name or your legal address. You'll be able to update your display name or the display address that's shown on your page right directly on the page when you've got the editor open. But because we sync regularly with the IRS database, if you'd like to make a change to your legal name, and that's different from the legal name as it is in the IRS database, for example, you can do that. You'll just need to upload documentation to prove that change. And then the customer support team here at Mighty Clause will approve that for you. So changing legal name or address can be done through your settings page. This is also where you can sign up for EFT disbursement. I mentioned it a few times before, but it is a quick and easy process for EFT disbursement sign up. You'll add your routing number and your account number. And in many cases, that information, along with your organization's name, is enough for us to look up the account in the database that we partner with and approve the EFT. There may be times when you need to add additional data in the form of avoided check or a bank letter, but it is a quick and easy sign up to get your organization set up for EFT. Again, that's another one of those required items on the to-do list. Finally, as I mentioned earlier, customizing the social share settings for your profile page, customizing the URL of your organization page, those can both be done through this settings tab as well. All right. So we've covered all the great things you can do on your page. So I just wanted to take a quick moment to recap your key five items that you're gonna wanna focus on first. A background image, a logo, and a description on your organization's profile page, building out that thank you, that first touch point with donors right after they make their gift and signing up for electronic funds transfer disbursement. So Betsy mentioned this earlier, but it bears repeating, how to get help as you go throughout this process, have questions. The Mighty Cause team is here to support you. We are fully staffed Monday to Friday. The best way to reach us is over email, but there is a phone number as well. For some of those that you just need to talk to somebody on the phone and get your questions answered, we do have a phone number as well, but the quickest way to receive support is by emailing support at mightycause.com. That's gonna be best for any questions on the platform, how to use it, how to make updates to your page, et cetera. Any questions on GA-GIVs, the event that's being hosted, any prizes that you can all send directly to info at ga-gives.org. But a great place to start is on ga-gives.org. There are all kinds of resources available for you from FAQs for you as nonprofits, as well as FAQs geared towards donors. So you might learn more from there as well. There are support articles and helpful resources all available in the nonprofit toolkit that's really designed to help you get up and running quickly, make your campaign a success. So make sure to check out all the resources that you have available to you there. And then of course, contact us if you have additional questions. And with that, I'm going to open it up to see what kind of questions that we've had come in. We're right around 240, so I'll take some time to answer any questions that have come in. If you have any questions, please feel free to type them into the control panel now. Let's see, good question here. Is there a word limit or a length to that story description? So the minimum to have your story complete to check off that item on the to-do list is you'll need to have at least 50 words in there. There is a maximum character limit, but you have lots of space to work with. I would say keep it short and sweet is probably a helpful guideline. We know how short donor attention spans can be. So make sure that you focus on adding the right kind of content in there, not just trying to add a ton of information. Focus on what's really going to get the donors excited about making their gift. And again, those additional tools like form adding or images and videos, that helps to fill out that section, share important content, but to make it really easy for the donor to read. So hopefully that's helpful. Somebody has a question here on the correct URL to log in. And it's a URL of GCN.force.com. I'm gonna say no, the correct URL to get started is gagives.org. If you go to gagives.org slash welcome, if you have an existing account or you had an existing account on the platform, going to gagives.org slash welcome will be a quick way for you to jump right into that password reset process to access your account. Next question down here. Does the system send an automatic email to the donor as well? And the answer is yes. The donor will receive an automatic tax receipt when they complete their donation. And you'll have the opportunity in that donor experience tab that I showed you to add custom information that will be inserted into that receipt that is sent to the donors. And again, you can preview that receipt through that tab as well. All right, scrolling down. Question, will there be a replay of this webinar? This webinar is being recorded and it will be up on the gagives.org website under that nonprofit toolkit. So you can always access the recording and rewatch it there. Question here, are the Click and Pledge campaigns we used in the past dead null and void? Betsy, I don't know if you have anything you'd like to add on this Click and Pledge piece in particular. I know that your Click and Pledge account still exists at this point. It's just no longer associated with gagives.org. So I believe it's yours to choose. Do you want to continue using Click and Pledge as an external solution that's not associated with gagives? Yes, reconfirming that you do have an account still with Click and Pledge, but there's no longer a profile page associated with it. And that profile page in my understanding has been deleted, that site is down and you're not able to access it anymore. All right, thank you. All right, scrolling down to some more questions here. Do we need to pay something for this year? I'm assuming that is a question of registration fee for the event. There is no registration fee to sign up for gagives. I don't know, Betsy, if there's anything else you'd like to share on that in terms of membership or anything as it relates to GCN, but there's no fee to register for gagives on Giving Tuesday. No, that's correct. We continue to just host this for the community. You'll want to look in the FAQs and see, understand the processing fees that are paid. Bethany, if you'd like to share some information about that around the donor boost option, that's a really very exciting new tool that we have on this platform that I actually believe is going to reduce, reduce the expenses for participating nonprofits by quite a bit. Yeah, absolutely. I'd be happy to share that. So as Betsy mentioned, there is, similar to what you might have seen in the past, platform fee and a transaction fee that will be associated with donations made on the platform. The details of these fees are always available for reference in the FAQs, but there is a 2% platform fee along with a 2.2% plus 30 cent credit card fee unless you're using AMEX and then it's a bit higher for AMEX, but the really exciting thing is that donors are encouraged to cover all of those fees for you with a simple checkbox right in their checkout process and when they cover those fees, which in a giving day experience, typically it's about 80 to 90% of donors that will cover those fees for you. That means that there will be no fees taken out of your donations if the donor covers it for you. So as Betsy mentioned, a really exciting opportunity to hopefully reduce the overall effective rate that you see in terms of fees on any donations associated with this Gibbs Day and the platform. Next question is the address and the business name are showing it's inaccurate on your profile. I would confirm first and foremost that the EIN number associated with your profile is correct. The EIN is the key unique identifier across organizations, so be sure that the EIN is correct for your organization. And if the EIN is correct, but the address and business name are incorrect, then it's either because the IRS doesn't have the up-to-date information or it's something that you can update for us. So that would be something that again, you do in that settings tab, click on update legal address. You'll give us the new address as well as documentation to show that new address. And then our customer support team will be able to verify if it matches with the IRS and if it doesn't match with the IRS, does your documentation give us enough ability to make those changes for you? All right. So question here is I have an account but I'm not seeing anything, am I fully registered yet? So when you log into your user account on the platform, the first thing you'll wanna do is in the upper right-hand corner of the screen, you can hover over a little user icon and you'll see a dropdown menu. From there, click on the dashboard that has your organization's name on it. That is going to open you up into your organization's dashboard, which was all of the tools that we talked about today. And on that home screen, the first item on that dashboard, you will see your registration status. So you'll see if you're not yet registered for GAGives, if your registration is still pending because you haven't completed those to-do list items or if you're fully registered. Let me just pipe in that. So that very short registration form, that takes everyone probably about 30 seconds, 10 seconds. After you complete that, those five items, you'll be registered, but you need to complete the five items in order for your page to go live. So it won't be searchable until you've completed the items. Great. The next question down is, can individual donors who start campaigns share those campaigns on social? Yes, absolutely. So just as you have access to the social sharing prompts, Facebook, Twitter, on your page, any individual fundraiser that starts their own campaign to support your organization also has those tools to share their campaign on social. Next question to input to our databases, we'll have to do an import. I'm not seeing any automatic integration. That is correct as of right now. You will be able to download a CSV file of all of your donation reports. Though I will say a tool that is an advanced feature on the Mighty Cause platform, something that likely we'll be opening up to everyone before GA Give's Day does have additional options for automatic integration into a number of external databases. So stay tuned for that. Next question is, when does the campaign begin? I believe Betsy, you can correct me if I'm wrong, but November 1st is when donations start being eligible for this year's event. Correct, starting November 1st and culminating on December 3rd. Great. Great. Let's see, moving down. All right, great question. I see in one of the screenshots that the donor can see the number of donations and donors or total that has been received so far. An organization is saying that they'd rather not publicize that information from the past. You can choose on your organization's page what metrics you'd like to show. If you'd like to show a donor count, if you'd like to show a dollar count, you can choose that. And you can also choose when you'd like to start counting those metrics from. So we would certainly encourage that before the GA Give campaign starts, you reset those metrics to start counting from November 1st. That way donors visiting your page will be able to see what you've raised for this campaign in particular. But sorry, lost my train of thought. But it's up to you. In your profile page settings, you can control those metrics. You can also add a thermometer. I don't think I mentioned that, but you can add a thermometer to your page. So if you have a specific goal you're trying to reach for this Giving Day, $5,000, $10,000, you can add a thermometer with that goal amount to your page so that donors can see progress towards that goal. Great question. Is the platform fee taken out of each donation? Yes, so the way transaction fees will work is they'll be on each donation. But again, each donor has the opportunity and is encouraged to cover those fees on each donation. So you will only be responsible for the fee if the donor chooses not to cover that. Here's a question. Are transaction fees waived on Giving Tuesday? Facebook did this last year. Betsy, I'll allow you to add after I share just a little bit myself. The transaction fees are not waived on Giving Tuesday when you're using the gagives.org platform. It's a very different platform than Facebook for many reasons, including all the tools that you have access to. And one of the very key things is the donor data that you get access to on this platform. So it's just a different platform than Facebook with a different concept and key goals in mind. I don't know if you have anything you wanna share there, Betsy. No, I think you've said it, yeah. If as Bethany had indicated earlier, if you do want to have a total that sort of captures your total from other platforms as well, you are welcome to upload it so that you will see a grand total on your page. So you could upgrade, you could load your Facebook totals if you wanted to. Yes, absolutely. The goal, I think, of this event is that your team is really looking to show the giving that's happening all across the state. So if you receive donations on Facebook, that's absolutely something that you can add as an offline gift to your page. And I will just add that it was very interesting to get the survey results that many of you responded to early in the year. And one of the trends that we have seen is that there is more and more interest on your end to explore other donation platforms, particularly Facebook. So we understand you have options and this site is here as a resource, as a tool that GCN kind of puts out there for the community, how you choose to run your campaign, whether it's through this site, which we think is terrific and a great opportunity for you. But there's lots of different approaches to running campaigns and you all are gonna need to figure out what it is that works best for you. And I think Bethany's point around the value add, the work that we do to drive folks to this website, there's a lot of value there, but it's really ultimately up to you to decide. Great. And I think on that, we are just about at the end of all of our questions. If you have any additional questions, please feel free to email, like we mentioned, either support at mightycause.com, if it's a specific, trying to get your page set up or work things out on that end. Bigger questions about the GA-GIVs event. Please feel free to contact info at ga-gives.org. Again, thanks for your time today. We're looking forward to working with you all and happy fundraising. Thanks everyone. Bye-bye.


We've known about the possible association between the consumption of alcohol with excessive mortality from cancer for more than 100 years.  Current estimates suggest that alcohol causes about 5.8% of all cancer deaths in these organs worldwide. Here's how that breaks down for men and women. In men, alcohol causes mostly head and neck cancers and gastrointestinal cancers, whereas it's mostly breast cancer in women. Alcohol appears to cause more than 100,000 cases of breast cancer every year. Yeah, but is that just among heavy drinkers? No. All levels of evidence shows a risk relationship between alcohol consumption and the risk of breast cancer, even at low levels of consumption. Now, eating a healthy diet may help modulate that risk. Yeah, alcohol increases the risk of breast cancer, but a fiber-rich diet may have the opposite effect. And so eating more whole plant foods may be able to help ease the adverse effects of alcohol.  But you see the opposite happening, eating fiber-rich foods. Fiber appears to bind estrogen and the colon help flush it out of the body. But even so, there does not appear to be any level of alcohol consumption that is completely safe from a cancer standpoint. So that's why you see commentaries like this in the medical literature, exclamation point, and all that consumption of an addictive carcinogen cannot be considered a healthy lifestyle choice. Thus, the final message on alcohol should be clear. It is toxic, carcinogenic, birth defect causing and potentially addictive. By arguing otherwise, scientists can give the alcohol lobby and advertisers the opportunity to manipulate the scientific evidence to place profits over public health. They do this through denying the evidence, distorting the evidence, and trying to distract the public's attention. The alcohol industry, Big Booze, appears to be engaged in the same kind of extensive misrepresentation of the evidence for which Big Tobacco is best known. Yet they are able to maintain this illusion of righteousness. Alcohol, tobacco, and junk food companies increasingly seek to present themselves as objective providers of health information about their products. But health information should come from health authorities, not the 21st century's most successful drug peddlers. Alcohol industries profit hugely from this disconnect, though, and sometimes even appropriate the cause of cancer prevention in order to promote their carcinogenic product. Case in point, Mike's hard pink lemonade. Join the fight drink pink carcinogens, associating the creation of their pink rib and alcohol with the death of one of its employees from breast cancer, ironically contributing to risk in the name of prevention. Who, after all, came to forget the Kentucky Fried Chicken's Buckets for the Cure campaign? Cancer risk is one of the things the alcohol industry won't tell you, but why doesn't your doctor tell you? There's relatively little public awareness of the link, and the medical community has largely remained silent. The medical profession may be getting more hip to corporate conflicts of interest in general, but why are we ignoring the alcohol industry? In other words, why is alcohol cancer's best kept secret? Maybe it's because the doctors are drinkers themselves, and swan to remain in denial over the whole thing. Not only do most doctors drink a significant proportion to admit to drinking while on call, and reported encountering fellow physicians who were on call who were apparently impaired, even though most doctors felt they had an obligation to tell their patients should such a situation arise. That's how many actually do. Only 12% reported that they informed their patients they've been drinking. The industry has identified the alcohol causes cancer messages as a considerable threat. They have a vested interest in maintaining the status quo of relative ignorance, uncertainty, and denial among the general population and their trusted health advisors. In the face of this, it is time the health professionals set aside any leanings that might stem from their own drinking and convey unreservedly to their patients and the communities they serve that alcohol causes cancer.


Amazing, baby! Amazing! Look at this! That's awesome, man! That's for Luke Carter! That's for everybody, baby! That's for Johnson County! That's all year work. Leave it on out, baby. That's what he said all year, man. Leave no doubt. It feels great. No surprise. It feels great to be able to celebrate. It's amazing. The fans in fourth quarter, man. It's great. It's awesome. We're blessed. That's for you. That's for Johnson County. That's right. That's for you all. Love you all. For the first time ever, the Johnson Central Golden Eagles are bringing home the hardware and football. Last season, Johnson Central made their first appearance in the state title game, but fell by a score of 36-6. But that was a different story this year as they swept Franklin Simpson 48-0. It's one of the most memorable moments of my life. It's been a long time coming. I keep telling our kids that God has a plan and it was getting, you know, it was getting hard to understand, really. But things worked out and now our kids really understand that it's important to work hard, keep the faith and good things will happen. It's great. It's amazing. This year's been an awesome year and we left it all on the field. It feels great to be the first team for Johnson Central ever to win it. I don't even know yet. It's really surreal right now. I was telling someone else a minute ago after everything that's went wrong over the past couple of years in this little community, it feels good for something to finally go right. Words can't really describe how it feels, you know. And to be a freshman, this isn't what I envisioned for my freshman year, but it's been a great experience to be back next year. It's great. You know, we've always dreamed of it and we're here. We took it to them. We're taking it back to the mountains. It's great. Nothing better. You know, last year we felt very fortunate to get here last year. I saw one newspaper downstate that said we laid an egg and, yeah, I guess we did, but they didn't understand what adversity we had overcome just to get here and so this year we had kind of determined that things were going to be different. You know, after last year's game, I knew we could do a better job. I knew there was lots of things that we had left on the field. One thing, though, I got to say that good players make good coaches.  I'm very appreciative. I'm very thankful for Johnson County and for the people of the mountains. We just wanted to do well. Reporting in Bowling Green for EKB Sports, I'm Makayla Colley.


Anything from long, wide and straight to short, narrow and jagged. Fortunately, we don't have to come up with new repair procedures for each type of crack. Nearly all of them can be corrected by sealing, except these. We call this condition alligator cracking because the cracks are so close together. Sealing simply won't correct this problem. That's because both the cohesion and strength of the pavement are lost. So for alligator cracking, the best solution is to remove and replace the damaged pavement, or as title in the Foreman's Handbook, but tumenous surface replacement. Basically, this procedure involves closing one lane of traffic, excavating the damaged pavement, leveling and compacting the base material, tacking the surrounding pavement, placing premixed material in the repair area, leveling the material to the original line and grade, and compacting the reconstructed pavement. Okay, that's the basic procedure. Now let's go back and look at each step of the operation in detail. As with any other maintenance activity, the first step is to set up all the necessary traffic control devices. Because of the nature of this operation, you always have to close at least one lane of traffic. So you'll need a lane drop symbol sign if two or more lanes will remain open to traffic. Or a one lane road ahead sign if traffic will have to alternate through the work area. And of course cones are needed for all lane closures. After all the devices are in place, closely examine the damaged pavement. The major thing to look for at this point is settlement of the roadway. If you find anything like this, surface replacement won't be enough to solve the problem. This situation calls for base repair because the base itself can no longer support the pavement. So discuss the matter with your supervisor before continuing. If you've gotten to the problem early enough, though, settlement won't be a problem and you can continue with excavation. Be careful not to undercut the remaining pavement. The sides of the repair area should be as vertical as possible. Also, take care not to disturb any of the material under the pavement because that could weaken the base and sub-base. And the strength of the foundation is critical to the success of the repair. After excavation, level the underlying material and compact it as much as possible. Again, don't disturb the material any more than you have to. The whole purpose of this step is to simply make the foundation uniform and stable. Now before the pavement is reconstructed, apply a thin coating of tack material for a few inches along the existing pavement and to the sides and bottom of the repair area. This procedure will help bond the new pavement to the existing pavement. In order to get the most compaction for the new pavement, you'll normally have to place it in two lifts. So if the reconstructed pavement will be about eight inches thick, place two four-inch lifts. Here again, the thickness of each lift has to be uniform and compact it as much as possible. The top lift, however, has to be fine-graded first. Pay special attention to all the transition areas. The new pavement has to match the existing pavement all around. You'll find that it's a good idea to compact the material after each grading pass. That way you can better determine how smooth the transitions are. After fine-grading, the steel wheel roller can be used. This, of course, provides the final compaction, but it also smooths the transitions as much as possible. And here's the completed job, a reconstructed pavement over a firm foundation. Try to keep the points you've seen here in mind. And remember, these procedures are intended to repair alligator cracking. If you notice any settlement in the roadway, or if you uncover another problem such as water or spongy material under the roadway, discuss the situation with your supervisor. It's entirely possible that the activity will have to be reclassified as base repair.


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Hi everyone, Joe for Jaspy's casebreaks.com coming at you in 2021 Panini Immaculate Baseball It's a half case break four boxes. Pick your team number five note. This case was accidentally opened by a jaspy's employee Some of you may know who this person is But we apologize about that, but we didn't take any boxes out of the case We and we had that disclaimer up so people bought into it and I don't think anybody even asked for a refund I gave everybody the option. I don't think anyone really cared all that much. So there it is So we ended up putting some blue tape right on there. So, you know, it's locked up. Anyway Big thanks everybody who picked their teams straight up. I appreciate that Arthur Peru and on the action with the Diamondbacks sub Arthur. All right, and Eric ended up with the last spot mojo And here is the number block right here. I Did not upload the video for that number block, but I'll do it after after this break Let's get to the break first Next to me right over here. All right, and here is the case right for YouTube Let's pop open the seal right here, and there's four boxes on either side and let's see which side we're gonna do We'll use that Dodger blue dye We'll go one two three for the left side and four five six for the right side three One two three right there and This we will say for next time, which will be pick your team six which I'll post after we're done with this break So that'll be pick your team six, which I've marked six All right, Joe P. What did I hear about the conspiracy theory in baseball? Well, I don't not a really big conspiracy theory guy That's not my thing but What what's what's the latest in the world of of conspiracies? Well, thanks Andrew. I appreciate that. I Think I think that's why we have to get away with some of these Some of these miscues here, but I appreciate everybody understanding, but yeah, it's not like we started doing this yesterday We we've been around for many years Seven plus years and there's the reason why we've lasted this long In this industry the finax is in the corner of the market. I think that's gonna be great All of this all of this panini immaculate will now be licensed. It'll be pretty awesome I think all the all the all the hobby insiders Joe P from all we've and we've talked to a panini executives We've talked to fanatics executives that the boss man's pretty close with And other people in the industry And I think we're we're all pretty excited about it. They're gonna cut out a lot of people. Hopefully not us We got a randomizer Cardinals Tampa Bay Did they trade these guys for each other? No, don't know. I think the Arzirania deal was for like Libertor Anyway, 21 out of 25 on this one So that'll be a randomizer between the Cardinals, which is a number block team and the Rays, which is Eric Got it straight up. So that'd be Cardinals Cardinals won so Prim versus Eric on that Yes 31 out of yes, we can't see you 31 out of 49. There's George Brett dual relic for the Royals That's gonna be for Tommy The same as a creepy little Yeah, it's like a disembodied head like kind of floating in the window and looks ghostly. All right Next up is force Whitley 2 out of 75 three-color patch and autograph Charles with the Stroze got the Stroze straight up Well, and a one out of five dugout collection dual relic and autograph Matt Manning out of fives and under get the train Whistle Tiger's Carlos with Detroit out of five done to get the train whistle all aboard the big hit express And then we got a three out of three. Is this mr. Tiger Alan Trammell. They call mr. Tiger or was that Al K line? Who was mr. Tiger? Anyway, this tiger and another train whistle goes to Carlos three out of three all The board whoo-hoo and the last one here. Whoa dual auto Silver ink on the eye black 25 out of 50 That's Christian Javier for the Astros in Braylon Marquez for the Cubs. That's a randomizer between the Cubbies Oliver and the Astros Charles. Oh Al K line was mr. Tiger Well, Alan Trammell Could have been right up there. Maybe mr. Tiger part two Another randomized there one happy person one sad person We'll do that at the end of the break Next box. Oh, wow. I didn't know that Majorly baseball has a no autograph policy now under the fall league which Joe P's in Arizona So he gets that's that's one of the things he likes to do out there So you're thinking that the deal with fanatics has players they can get fined if they're signing interesting I see so okay. You're you're saying it's a conspiracy as an actual legal term Not like not like the government's hiding aliens in area 51 kind of conspiracy. I see what you're saying I don't know like what how does how does anti-trust stuff work with that? I I failed law school so How does the anti-trust stuff work with that there's Louise Tiant That's a one-of-one Louise Tiant and that looks like California Angels version of Louise Tiant Yeah, the longtime Boston ace told the bump for California that evening against his all team Louise Tiant was an angel in my head. He is in where he's a Red Sox But yeah, he played with the California Angels for a season this Angels edition of Louise Tiant That goes to Carl and the halos all aboard the big hit Express Next up another randomizer No, all Boston Curt Schilling David Ortiz Martina Pedro Martinez and Roger Clemens nice quad relic 91 out of 99 for Carlo. No check that for Arthur King to Arthur's in this break Arthur actually Brad in the chat Brad King and the Boston Red Sox 14 I 25 Fernando Tatees jr. Dual relic Jersey and piece of his lumber and autograph to 25 That Padres are a number of lock team. They could have been picked up straight up. So that'll go to Padres four and That's gonna be brup There you go Padres four nice hit And we've got another nice hit three color patch on card autograph nine out of 25 for the Rangers that is Anderson Tejada And that goes to Carl and the Rangers Yeah, some strong stuff out of here only really like almost two boxes and we're not gonna finish with this There it is big sexy Bartola Cologne 11 out of 25 Nice shadow box autograph for the Mets and the Mets were also a team that was roped in that was grouped into that number block So that goes to Mets one remember we go by that digit right there Mets one prim with one And the last one here is a Jose Garcia nice patch nice on card auto 38 out of 99 And that'll be for the red legs. That's gonna go to Nick L in Cincinnati. We're on Cincinnati We're on Cincinnati All right, two boxes to go We're using the seven of hearts today to hide the hits a little bit. What's Louise Tian doing these days? Louise Tian is the subject of a documentary film the lost son of Havana Produced by Chris Meyer and the Farrelly brothers and directed by Jonathan Hawk had a world premiere in 2009 Looks like a little Shallow box that might be a redemption in there. Yeah, it looks like a redemption right there Empty slider box there Seven of hearts help us out and we got a Padre on top and that is Kim Ha Sung jumbo nameplate Love the classic chocolate and mustard Colors of the Padres that's Padres are a number block team and that's five out of nine Padres five That's gonna be for mark mark C We got an Alex Bregman piece of his jersey 24 out of 49 for Houston Charles with the Stroze The redemption is gonna be Rookie triple memorabilia signatures hollow silver away Spencer Howard for the Phillies and that's Phillies are a number block team. So that goes to Philly zero brup I'm not sure if that's how I'm supposed to say it, but let's say that's how we say it But what is that? What's the seller to 25 maybe and a free top loader? That's like gold. All right next few hits We've got a Brent Rooker Two tonight two out of 99 two color patch on card autograph Jarrett K with the twins Couple more here. We've got Jersey and autograph monochrome Jersey autograph Alejandro Kirk four out of 34 Toronto Blue Jays Steve W With the bluebirds got the Blue Jays straight up and back here is ooh nice Pedro Martinez shadow box autograph seven out of ten oh Google wouldn't let you put a dash. It's supposed to be b-rupt kind of like the way brup goes though seven out of ten That'll be for Arthur King and the Boston Red Sox gets the Pedro Martina's one box left and after this break I I'll load up the second half if you want to run this back you want to get your team straight up And I'll also don't for don't let me forget about the uploading the Number block portion of this Sort of fatter box a little bit fatter than the other ones can see a little bit of an extra bump there Let's see what we got just fat hits or something. Oh, oh, what is that? Who is that? What is that? Who could it be now?  All right, let's see what we got First one out of the gate is a jumbo fielding glove prime Andres Jimenez And that is one out of three Cleveland this is for you That's Sean K Sean Koski with the Cleveland Indians. That's awesome. I don't think I don't think he gave him his gamer He's not giving up his gamer for this Maybe like a practice glove Maybe one that he was breaking in I'm like here. You can take this one You're not taking my gamer though That's one out of three Cleveland once again This is for you Sean All aboard the Big Head Express Out of fives and under get the train whistle All right onwards another redemption there, too. We've got for Oakland eight eight, uh, yeah eight out of 15 That's Billy Martin. It's a good good picture of Billy Martin pretty intense dude Fired up there Nick L with the A's It's Billy Martin Oakland A's edition The redemption is Rookie triple memorabilia signatures red Isaac Paredes who I'm certain is a Tiger Isaac Paredes is indeed a Detroit Tiger and that's gonna go to Carlos and a free top-loader Right there. All right. Some more. What do we got Lewin Diaz? 12 out of 68 for the fish that goes to Kevin M and the Miami Marlins Miami Marlins. I'm good at alliteration there There you go, Kevin next we've got another nice patch right there Dane Dunning 75 out of 99 dun dun dun dun Carl with the Texas Rangers Must be like an anniversary patch or some sort of commemorative patch and Another fat hit on the bottom Is just a big fat hit that is jumbo fielding glove relic and autograph 19 out of 25 Estevan Floriel Yankees it looks like he was signing this these stickers on Like a in a moving car or something like that but that goes to Yankees nine, which is a number block team that goes to Prim. That's last spot mojo Strikes again 70% of the time it hits a hundred percent of time Nice you can see a little bit of the glove stitching right there, too. That's pretty strong Nice break ladies and gentlemen now time to make some people happy and some people sad not my favorite part of the show, but It's what we got to do So let's go back to red dot org. There's a new list right new dice right there and For the first list we'll put the dual relic Dylan Carlson st. Louis and Randy Arzirania Tampa Bay rays The second one was a dual auto that 25 out of 50 that was Christian Javier for Houston and Braylon Marquez For the Chicago Cubs one dice roll for both lists fingers crossed. Good luck So all it randomized both lists six and a three nine times the dual relic first one two three four five six seven eight and Ninth and final time team on top Tampa Bay rays. That's gonna be Eric J with the rays last spot mojo for him It's a 21 out of 25 Dual rally you can even see Randy Arzirania's old Cardinals stuff right there, too He was in that Matthew Libertura trade is where they flipped. I don't know Dylan Carlson was drafted I think he was a homegrown product for for the Cardinals anyhow There you go Eric that one is for you. Thanks for wish there were more rays in there for you But got a little consolation prize here at the end. All right now One happy person what's that person in this dual auto? Once again six and a three nine times we did nine for that. We've got to do nine for this Houston and Chicago Cubs one two three four five six seven eight and Ninth and final time after nine stays with Houston goes to Charles. There you go Charles and my apologies to my apologies to all of Ressoria but ran out or After nine times Houston on top so Charles congrats to you you get the dual silver ink auto Christian Javier pretty Some Astros fans will say he's got some top of the rotation stuff in the future actually added a moment fantasy team Thinking that he'd get a lot of innings this year But there were some injuries and then he couldn't quite crack the rotation and they gave him some time the miners who can keep it Anyway, Bailey Marquez is one of the Cubs up and coming pitching prospects to if I remember correctly So not too shabby at all. So happy times to Charles sad times for Oliver Good mix of happy and sad people in this break But overall you should have a warm feeling in your heart because you helped fill this break and you made this happen I appreciate it. Thanks for watching everybody. I'm Joe for jazby's case breaks calm I'll see you next time for the second half of this case. Bye. Bye


Be birthday to you. Trying to sing all sexy. Is that your Marilyn Monroe version? And the be birthday to you. Wow. Happy birthday. Mr. Count. It's shower cunts birthday.  Of course. Happy birthday, SRK. How old is he? Is he old on you? Let's see. Let's find these things out, shall we? You are around the same age. No, we are around the same age. I think he's I think he's a year older than me. Oh, no, I was wrong. I think he turns 58 today.  Fifty four. Yeah, before he is four years. He's four years my senior. Well, happy birthday to the senior. What are they? What are they? And like when Kamal San talks about like older actors than him, do they call him sob? Or is that something else? Don't know. Like when they show respect to like somebody who's their senior, even though like they're like the same place in terms of like stardom. Yeah. It's is it sobbers. Gee, it's just for a lot. All right, then. Well, it depends because like there's the stodges that you're saying. Yeah, I feel like I feel like it's. Or do they does he just call him sir? And that's what I'm thinking. I don't know. That's all this is about. You know what you're here. Obviously, the first. Is this the first ever thing outside of when the announcement of outside of the announcement? I think that's absolutely correct. And obviously they've I think had a poster, maybe. Yeah, a vague poster at that. I think this is the correct first thing we're ever seeing from donkey outside of when they first announced it. Yeah, maybe maybe that's very normal for Rajkumar Arrani. This is we are first Rajkumar Arrani film in like new film in like a new release. We've seen all of his other films. So if you haven't seen our review of all of his other films, please go watch us. We've seen every single one of Rajkumar Arrani's films now. Very excited about this one. The the third in the trilogy of Shahrukh Khan of twenty twenty three. Donkey and a SRK posted something on Twitter when you posted the teaser, he said, a story of a simple and real people trying to fulfill their dreams and desires of friendship, love and being together of being in a relationship called home. A heartwarming story by a heartwarming story teller. It's an honor to be part of this journey. And I hope to you will all come along with us. Donkey Drop One is what they're calling this is here. OK, and drop. Don't get you. And it has Shahrukh Khan, Tapsi Panu, Bowman Arrani and Vicky Kershaw. Rock and roll. Heck of a cast. No joke. Heck of a cast. All right, let's just get into this. I'm hoping for some Raj Kumar Harani flair. He has a very distinct style of filmmaking, which is fun to watch. Agreed. All right, let's do it. Three, two, one. Oh, wow. Yeah, we know who you are. I swear to God, I'm going to London soon. My gran-grandma is busy. There's one in my family who wants to go to London. There is a girl called Anu. Our first child is in the name of you. Now tell me her name.  Venkatam Kuppu. No worries, sir. We'll write it down. Reminds me of fam. Yeah. Coming soon, drop two. They're calling them drops. Do you think that's a reason because it's called donkey? Do you think they're calling it donkey? Maybe. Do you think it's because of the pronunciation? Maybe. The synopsis on INDB is a rampant use of a legal backdoor route called donkey fight by Indians to immigrate to countries like Canada and the United States is the synopsis there. Yeah. A couple of things. The first one, he resembled his character in fan. Yeah. And that close up, right? Yeah. I think that's most definitely a flashback. Yeah.  I guess we're going to use it all the time now for sure. And Bowman's looking full blown Bowman in me. Oh, he has to. Every director has like their muses, right? And that, I feel like Bowman Arani is Rajkumar Harani's. And that one clip was exactly what I would want from seeing Bowman Arani in this thing. Exactly. But yeah, I'm excited for it. I'm looking forward because it felt Rajkumar Harani. It felt like it's going to have, it's going to be fun. It's going to be commercial. That's like staples of him. Like it, it has to be something that the whole family is going to have fun in coming to watch, but also usually always has a deep message behind it. I think every single one of his films, right? I'm from. Munabai. Yes. To Munabai too, right? Yep. Yep. To PK, obviously. Obviously.  Oh, Sanju even. That was probably the one that the least like him, but still had his fingerprint on it. Yeah, they've all got heart. They've all got heart. They got heart and they got a nice message to them. Yeah. But they're very distinctly his style and fun and like enjoy. It's actually kind of funny that with stars, his. No, stars isn't his. No, I don't believe that was his. Okay. What am I missing? I said three. It's in PK, right? You did say that. Yeah. Okay. Gotcha. And Munabai. Yeah. Yeah. I'm shocked that like, I know he's done only done so few films and he's so known as like the director without any flops, but how the Hammond shower con have never worked together. It just seems like they would have a long time ago. Right. Yeah. He would think, but thankfully they have now and I love. It felt like a lot more cards were held up close to the vest with this, which I'm thankful for. Don't give too much away. Just let us get a taste. I think it was exactly what people are probably looking for. And when do we know when the second drop? Yeah. So I don't know. Maybe it's. I don't know if it's like a donkey drop or like droppings or if it's like, I want it to be what it said online to be the illegal back door route. So it's like a drop. Right. Of stuff. My, my guess is it's that it's the drop like you drop off the person to the route, but for you and I, it's donkey drops. Yeah. Yeah. Oh yeah. So Vicki obviously worked with Rush Kumar on Sanju. Right. Obviously. Right. Yeah. I don't think she worked with, I don't think she has, right? Cause it would have to be Sanju. Cause that's his most recent. Yeah, I don't think so. She hasn't worked with him. But that's great. That has this phenomenal cast. Cause. The. Something that is so strange with his films. Outside of Bowman, Arani. He's his own thing. He is his own thing. Um, everybody, like, especially his leads, even though there might be these ridiculous moments, I feel like a lot of times his leads are pretty grounded. Moona by even, even though those pictures are ridiculous, they're still pretty grounded in, in, um, like for, for heart reasons, right? Yeah.  Even though extremely silly moments. Yes. Uh, and Sanju, once again, probably hit the least of all of that, but still had its silly moments. But obviously the groundedness of the great Ren beer performance and, uh, Vicky Kershaw.  We're actually really, really, really good. Yeah. So that's just another thing I've come to expect. He has, every single time I think I've seen a film, at least since I've known about him. Cause obviously the first film we saw and then PK, and then I've seen really register who Rashqamar, Ronnie is in terms of Indian cinema. Yeah. But now that I do, he has such a unique style of cinema. He does. And he does the quirky things that aren't throughout the entirety of it. They're like these endearing moments that are forgivable in terms of just the baseline reality groundedness that he predominantly wants throughout films. with Bowman being the exception throughout because Bowman is always like the guilty pleasure. Yeah, but he loves he loves the silly moments. He loves silly moments and they work. It's amazing how much he can incorporate the silly into really deeply moving moments in all of those films. I'm expecting that in this. Do you get some whistles? Yeah, I'm expecting especially with Bowman, man. I'm expecting some silly. I think we got a little hint of it with then if I ever go to London, maybe my grandma died. And then here I think we're going to get typical some silly stuff with some deeply moving and endearing stuff. I think it'll be very interesting to see how this film does with obviously shower con box office wise is one of the greatest years ever in terms of a box office. So does Rajkumar Harani type film that's not a big action film that's more of a family heart entertainer? Is that going to get the same reception? Is that going to get people go into the theater still? It's shower con. So you'd think so. But that's not what has been working really. My my hope would be if it's let's assume it's going to be as good as his past films. Yeah. My hope would be is it would be the biggest of all three because people would want to go see the stuff that has the beautiful storytelling, the moral to the story that makes you feel more connected to the human experience. But I doubt it. I doubt it. I doubt it, even though in the past, I think it would have. And I think everybody predicted in and maybe I'm totally wrong. Obviously, I could be totally surprised. I think I think before Patan and Joanne came out, everybody was probably predicting that donkey with Rajkumar Harani is going to be the big hit. And maybe it will be. Who knows. I hope it is. I hope it lives up to the expectations and that it really, really is, especially if it's as good as other films. It's going to probably be my favorite three. Yeah. If it's if it's just even if the you just take the lowest one, which we still enjoyed, Sanju, but that would be his. Well, Mona by two was probably our favorite just because we didn't we didn't really get it as much as I think Indians did. But we still liked it. Yeah, we still liked it, but it definitely it definitely didn't want to buy one. No, no, it wasn't like my bubble. And it definitely wasn't up to like PK and three idiots. Yeah. Yeah. So I yeah, that's probably the least. But in terms of recent, I guess, if it's just as good as Sanju, I think I would hope it's better than Sanju, obviously. But he has a pretty darn good track record. But also the people with the greatest track records don't always hit either. So you never know until you see it if it's actually going to work. But it looked good. It looked like what I wanted from Arash, Kamar, Arani, Shawer Khan collaboration. Obviously, we'll see what else comes out. I'm sure the songs will be we've had some iconic songs in all of them, right? Oh, my stars. Yes. Three idiots, obviously. PK. What was the song in PK? Why am I forgetting a song? I know there had to be a couple songs in there that I am, too, because now my brain's on. All I can hear is but then moonabye, obviously moonabye. And maybe yes. Sanju, I don't remember much. I don't remember that either. And I'm trying to really rack my brain in regard to anything from PK. Wait, there's what song are we forgetting from PK? Let's see. Hold on. And then we'll end this. Sorry. I remember musical montage, but I don't remember a musical number in PK. I'd have to hear. I'm just seeing these dance like these names and I don't. It's also been a long time since I've seen PK. Over four years. Yeah. Anyways, that was good. Let us know what you thought about the teaser.


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So you know that there are general formulas for solving linear equations and for quadratic equations. Cardano's formula is a general formula that will allow us to solve a cubic equation. So the simplest version of it begins as follows. If I have a cubic equation of the form x cubed plus px equals q, this is a depressed cubic, there's no quadratic term, then my solution is going to be x equal to u minus v, where u and v are two new variables that satisfy the following relationship. u cubed minus v cubed is q, that's our constant term, and 3u v is p, that's our coefficient of x. This one's actually fairly straightforward to prove, we can do this by a direct substitution. Here's my original cubic equation.  So here's an example of how that might work. So let's say the equation x cubed plus 6x equals 20, this is actually Cardano's original problem, and so I can set up a system of equations, and that system again, the difference of the two cubes is equal to the constant term, and 3 times the product of u and v is equal to the coefficient of x. Now this is a fairly standard system of nonlinear equations in two variables, and we can actually solve this using any number of methods. But let's take a look at how Cardano solved this method, because there's some particularly interesting insights that result from it. So the first thing I'll do is I'll solve for u v by dividing both sides by 3, and then I'll cube both sides there. So I get u cubed v cubed equals 8, and the reason this form is interesting is if I think about u cubed and v cubed as being variables m and n, then what I have here is I have the difference of two things, and the product of two things, and this is a very classic form of an algebra problem. If you have the difference of two things and the product of two things, can you find what the things are? And so we can do that as follows. The reason that we found this is that we can solve for the sum of the two things, and so we'll do that by taking our u cubed minus v cubed, our difference, and squaring it, that'll give us u to the 6 minus 2 u cubed v cubed plus v to the 6 equals 400, and if I add 4 u cubed v cubed, so let's find out what that is. That's 32. If I add 4 u cubed v cubed, then the left-hand side simplifies as a new expression, which you should recognize as the square of the sum of u cubed and v cubed, and that tells me that u cubed plus v cubed itself is going to be the square root of 432, or simplifying it to root 108. And so what I have now, I have the difference of two things, I have the sum of two things, and that means I can find the two things individually very easily. So I'll go ahead and write down that second equation there. Now if I add these two equations, the v cubed terms drop out, and I'm just left with the u cubed. So that gives me 2 u cubed 20 plus 2 root 108, and solving for u cubed, and then solving for u is just going to be the cube root 10 plus square root 108. So I have that first term, and then similarly, if I subtract the two equations, if I take this equation here and subtract u cubed minus v cubed, then the u's drop out, my v cubed minus a negative v cubed becomes 2 v cubed, and the constant terms become what they are, and I can solve for v, and so I get v equals cube root of square root 108 minus 10, and again Cardano's rule says that x is the difference between these two. So my solution x equals cube root 10 plus root 108 minus cube root 108 minus 10.


Greetings, I'm Gerd Leonhardt, futurist in Zürich, Switzerland. I've been working on this concept of the future principles for quite some time and it's been a real big topic in my speeches. And so today I just want to outline quickly what they are starting, of course, with technology. So the principle of the future is clearly, you know, the technology is exponential. It's leaping, Moore's law, Metcalf's law, Reitz's law, right? We're now at four, next step is eight, sixteen, leaping into the future. That has been discussed a lot, exponential change. A lot of my speeches, just check it out. Example, my film from six years ago called Exponential Change, Change Two. And then industries are converging as a result. So now we have the convergence of transportation, mobility with technology. We've had already the transformation of the media business with technology. And now in the future, we're going to see the conversion of the pharma and healthcare industry with technology and banking converging with technology, with digital currencies, digital wallets and so on. And lastly, it's combinatorial, which means that the biggest effects of change come in when we see all of the stuff happening at the same time, combining new ideas into new products. For example, the digital trend that's widely used in manufacturing and production allows us to see what's going on on the factory floor virtually in virtual reality and 3D computing and all these things coming together to recreate how we actually do manufacturing. That's just one example. So that's all on the technology part. And we have to understand this because it's basically profound warp drive changes coming to us, as I say in the next 10 years, more change than the previous 100 years. On the other side of the equation, we have everything that's going on around sustainability and humans-centric, a planet-centric world, holistic business models. Business models that make sense for everybody, not just for the shareholder, the stakeholder economy, that's a tall order. Clearly, the circular economy making sure that we don't just take out. You know, we don't just extract things like energy or human power and human workers. And we actually put it back. So the circular economy idea is very simple. Whatever you take out, you put back. So tourism, energy, sustainability, that is the circular economy. Circular will be the default by 2030. If you're not moved to a circular economy by then, you will be discarded. And I think many companies that are not capable of circular economies, for example, the oil and gas industry, that is clearly a very tall order or cruise ships, they won't be here if they can't make that switch. So this is a very, very big challenge. I think many people foresee and I agree on that, that, for example, actively investing in oil and gas and coal, of course, will be akin to a crime by 2030 in the very near future. We're always going to have oil and gas in some way or the other, but not as a primary energy source. Finally, human benefit. Human also means planetarium, I'm thinking of human in a larger sense, not just people, but also animals and environment, of course. So make it sure that we have collective benefit. Every technology we invent should result in human flourishing or we shouldn't be using it. And that should be the measurement of how we do all this in the future. So these six principles together form the framework for what I call the good future. And that's, of course, my main topic now, the six future principles. If you can put those into action in your company and in your life, of course, but also in government, you know, I think that's a very, very good direction. And the other thing that's coming, of course, at the same time is this concept of going away from this simple obsession of profit and growth. That I had to a larger story, people, planet, purpose and prosperity, which, of course, is also my main mantra of operation, right? That's the future. The future can't be just profit and growth because that will kill us. And we're pretty much on our way. If you're watching what's happening at COP 27, you know, yeah, if we don't change our course and really fundamentally question how we do things and what the purpose of it all is, yeah, we're going to be in deep trouble. We will not survive global warming of four or five, six degrees, as has been the discussion now. Well, if we survive it, it will be in special climatized suits for the rich or on other planets, just as Elon, I suppose, right? So the four piece, people, planet, purpose and prosperity, they form the backbone of all these six future principles. And we should look at that together. So any business planet does not involve the future principles equally is flawed. And this is why we're seeing right now the drawback on the, you know, the what's happening in the tech industry, this kind of decline of value like Facebook down 74 percent and as a time of recording, it would probably be 90 percent very soon. But, you know, we're seeing that here is the same story. And we need to put that back into business, right? And put those future principles to work. That's the ticket to the future. So thanks very much for tuning in and take out my other videos and be sure to subscribe and hit the notify button down there. Thank you.


Potato pancake, potato pancakes, latkes, derineer boxties are shallow fried pancakes of grated or ground potato, flour and egg, often flavored with grated garlic or onion and seasoning. They may be topped with a variety of condiments, ranging from the savory such as sour cream or cottage cheese to the sweet such as apple sauce or sugar or they may be served plain. The dish is sometimes made from mashed potatoes to make pancake shaped croquettes.


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Leatherback sea turtles have been traveling the world's oceans for over 100 million years. Their unique teardrop-shaped bodies and long powerful front flippers are built for swimming long distances and diving to great depths. They can grow to be true giants weighing in as much as 900 kilograms and up to two meters long. Leatherbacks spend their whole adult lives in the ocean. Except for mature females when they haul their large bodies ashore on warm sandy beaches every two to three years to lay their eggs. When the turtles arrive on shore, females dig a deep nest cavity using just their flippers before laying about 80 eggs, covering them and returning to the sea. It is estimated that only one out of 1,000 eggs will survive to be healthy adult turtles. Leatherbacks are highly migratory animals, which means they travel long distances. In the Atlantic Ocean, adult and sub-adult leatherback sea turtles move between the warm waters off Central and South America, the Caribbean and Florida in the winter where they feed and reproduce to temperate waters off Atlantic Canada in the late spring through fall. Jellyfish are founded high concentrations in the Gulf of St. Lawrence throughout the summer and fall. Because of the currents around Nova Scotia and through the Gulf. While in Atlantic Canadian waters, leatherbacks love to eat jellyfish, eating more than their body weight in a single day. This helps to keep jellyfish populations from getting too big. Leatherback turtles are an endangered species in Canada. Accidental capture and getting tangled in fishing gear like trawls, long lines and gillnets are major threats to sea turtles. One way you can help to protect sea turtles is by using less plastic. Plastic bags can resemble jellyfish and leatherbacks might mistake them for food. Bags and other plastic waste has been found in their digestive tracts, which can harm or even kill the turtles. If you see a leatherback sea turtle in Atlantic Canada, please report the sighting to your region's sea turtle network or Coast Guard. We can all play an important role in keeping these prehistoric giants safe.