Everybody forced here rip in 2122 prism basketball first off the line and hobby two box mixer number 13 random team style You can always find those results of late in sports cards calm in the Lincoln chat as well Good luck everybody. Let's get started. We'll do the hobby box first Quick outs, yeah, I think it's not that quick Frans Wagner Hyper fireworks sons Devon Booker Clippers auto Eric Bledsoe. How do you say? I think it's just kind of how you sound that out. I've never heard it said I just say like that. So maybe I'm right Maybe nobody knows sorry Williams Silver pelicans Brandon Ingram Hornets hyper kelly ubré Yes, he's the classic dude. That's like above average that just plays on every team now Yeah, so I can start for you know, basically every team in the league whole star rookie makes Quentin Grimes So I'm going to blue rookie Dubs Toscano Anderson to 199. I'm not gonna like to make or break your season Bones Highlands Silver Warriors played Thompson blue ice Bucks andro mama Kela Schveely rookie It's 125 Warte does everyone else just say Sondra. Oh, yeah Cory Kisbert I also can't say uh, what's a west book? Ruby Ruby wave magic Robin Lopez hyper Celtics Aaron Nessmith Every Sondra there's a lot Cavs rookie Evan Mowley Silver warriors Andrew Wiggins silver fireworks bad deal wizards I guess so mad watching The raise especially at home against um The red socks because everything in center everything in the outfield at all kevin kierry mire will get.  I'm like come on man Josh giddy rookie red grizzlies kyle anderson to to 299. I don't think us race fans appreciate He's like an above average here not like way above it But he's an above average hater And he's like arguably the best centerfielder of the past like five six seven years Silver Kings Harrison Barnes. I think Polar was up there when like what he's not that anymore. No hyperspurs alpha ruka minu But like blue jays Polar was definitely like that. Oh, yeah, Jackie was like that too Gardner's kind of like that for us Yeah, that's it's been a while since that though Ruby wave Pacers just in holiday purple ice grizzlies desmond bane to 1 49 Yeah, I think we'll pull something big. We've got four full cases of chronicles. So silver Lonnie walker spurs followed by a mojo pelicans nakeel alexander walker to 25 They just hit some nice stuff earlier in the breaks for sure Big the big rookies come out pretty frequently ruby wave heat jimmy butler hyper heat bam out of bio Sugs silver magic chuma okiki silver westbrook lakers mindset k g t wolves auto Go minnesota nice k g We're the last teams taken I think or no, no, no, no, this is uh, this is not a p y t's anymore Sorry guys one minds. I think all of our brains over here a little over the place today Photo time come on big shimmers Yeah, that's I mean that's just chronicles is like there's some sets in it that are that are really nice, but It can be tough to hit with those specific sets Silver pistons Ben Wallace hyper lebron lakers bones hyaline nuggets see there's flux into this year, I think yep This is number this number 13 around about 40 minutes blue shimmer jazz john stuckton number to 30 Go Utah blue prism jazz john stockton to 199 Stockton rainbow Cory kisper true gold now. What's this gonna be silver stuff for the dubs true gold Ben Wallace pistons Heck yeah, nice one pistons to 10 6 of 10 Evan mobility rookie base calves Oh, should I not be sleeping though? Why did I thought I sleep? I've been sleeping every night Silver spurs kelden johnson red rookie thunder josh giddy boom 35 of 299 great box And not even like first off the line parallel big hits just regular parallels Bobby parallels some would say ruby wave hornets kelly ubray hyper grizzlies jaren jackson feeling green Silver wizards davis bird's hands Blue prism blazers hand for the simons to 199. Yeah, it's weird. His era is like respectable, but like He's either locked down or just Just cannot do anything. I can't get it out Really good Blue shimmer thunder alexa pokusevski to 30 Lane's boy hyper prismatic xion rip hamilton base auto pistons Pistons with a nice box of a photo here Okay, though Pulsar jazz pistol Pete hyper rookie bucks soundro mama kelter schvili Garza kata I haven't seen much of it honestly So pretty much my first look at prison black this year is gonna be In our first box got silver pelicans valentunas purple ice sons of a cal bridges And a rookie signatures james book knight hornets redemption Go hornets. Yep, two shimmers per first off the line box They're supposed to be like that in football, but uh, that did not happen Ruby waves spurs tim duncan. There's like eight per box purple spurs off ruka minu did 99 to shimmer blue to 30 Think other than that it's just Gold shimmer green shimmer and black shimmer silver hawks rookie jalen johnson hyper calves okoro shengun jalen johnson same as boy Ruby wave pistons is isaac stewart kawai mindset the josunmu That'll do it. Let's go ahead and do a real quick recap Or we had that uh hornets book knight redemption there rip hamilton pistons kg t wolves eric bladsoe clippers gold prism ben Wallace pistons to 10 And a red rookie thunder josh giddy to 299. I'll do it number 14's up next. Thanks everybody


Hello and welcome to the session. Let us understand the following question today. Sides of a triangle are given below. Determine if it is a right triangle. In case of a right triangle, write the length of its hypotenuse. Now before writing the solution, let us understand the Pythagoras theorem. In a right triangle, the square of the hypotenuse is equal to the sum of the squares of the other two sides. For example, this triangle ABC, let triangle ABC is right angled at B. Then according to Pythagoras theorem, C square is equal to AB square plus BC square. And this is our key idea to the question. Now let us write the solution. Given to us is sides 7 cm, 24 cm and 25 cm. Now let A is equal to 7 cm, B is equal to 24 cm and C is equal to 25 cm. Here we can see the largest side is C, which is equal to 25 cm. So we have A square plus B square is equal to C square. That is 7 square plus 24 square is equal to 25 square. That is 49 plus 576 is equal to 625. And we have 625 is equal to 625. Hence Pythagoras theorem is satisfied. The triangle with the given sides is a right triangle. Therefore the required answer is yes with the length of hypotenuse is equal to 25 cm. I hope you understood the question. Bye and have a nice day.


From my family to yours, my dear people of Mekudnoff, I extend the warmest Christmas greetings and wishes for good health and prosperity in 2022. As we celebrate this season, we need to remain thankful for the gift of life bestowed upon us. Quite a few of our constituents of Mekudnoff, Saint Lucians and friends worldwide have lost lives due to the COVID-19 pandemic. My deepest and sincerest condolences are extended to those who lost family, friends and loved ones during this year. I pray that the good Lord brings you comfort and I would like to encourage you to remain positive and optimistic as we continue to adopt to this new normal and ride the challenges that this pervasive virus has presented us. In July of this year, you have entrusted your confidence in me to represent your interests and champion our collective vision to make our constituents a viable, economically thriving place that will benefit all of us. This responsibility I hold very seriously and as such I wish to reassure you that as your representative I will do all within my control to ensure your comfort and well-being during these times. There is lots of work to be done. However, we can only achieve this if we share the collective vision, effectively plan and remain focused on its execution. I am very optimistic that with your support, the competencies of the Installed Constituency Council alongside my office and the many related projects of central government, we will witness game-changing projects and initiatives in Mikudinof in time to come. I am very excited about the work plan of my office that is perfectly synchronized with that of Council. This plan incorporates four pillars for strategic intervention. They include an economic plan that considers agriculture and fisheries and community tourism. The sector development plan as a second pillar underpins a broader interest of central government focusing on education, youth empowerment, social and welfare development, health and elderly, disaster risk management, peace, order and public safety. The third pillar will address physical infrastructure and endeavour to address matters relating to our road infrastructure, water resources and land rationalization program. We will also seek to efficiently utilize the existing public buildings to maximize opportunities for all. Our final pillar will be on the Council's work by ensuring our constituency beautification remains intact, thereby providing a pleasant environment. Since taking office, I have engaged government ministries, foreign embassies, international, regional and local project implementation agencies, private sector groups, business support organizations, individuals from the Mikudinof diaspora among others. We have discussed some planned and envisaged initiatives that will benefit our constituency and improve the livelihood of our people. By all indications, there is much interest in our constituency that we need to prepare to embrace and benefit without losing our authenticity collectively. In 2022, my office, alongside the constituency council, will aspire to act on some of what I referred to as low-hanging fruits. These are projects, initiatives that will entrain to completion. Among them include the opening of the Mikud Wellness Centre, the Mikud Jetty, the opening of the Prowling Fish and Complex, the handing over of the new wing at the Mikud Secondary School, the commissioning of the Mikud Vendors Market as a sustainable, economically viable facility that will benefit our farmers. Our constituency is pregnant with opportunities and touristic potential. With excitement, I also like to report on my ongoing engagements with key consultants in developing a robust community tourism program for Mikudinof. I am confident that the rollout of this program will deliver long-term benefits to all from the Tomasi River right down to the Prowling Beach. Details will be shared with you in the coming months through town hall meetings. The development of the youth remains a focal point for me. We need to meet our young people where they are, the digital era. Towards this end, several strategic interventions, projects and programs are being developed in conjunction with the youth economy. These programs promise to be all-encompassing considering youth, in sports, youth entrepreneurs and capacity-building for our young people. Therefore, we will also seek to roll out a youth career mentorship program in the digital economy that will sustainably introduce youth of Mikudinof to non-traditional 21st century careers. Moving forward, I endeavour to keep you continually informed on the developments within our constituency. Having said this, we are in an advanced phase of an integrated constituency website that will serve as a central information point. We hope to launch this within the first quarter of 2022. In addition to constituency days and weekly workabout, my calendar for 2022 also includes quarterly town hall meetings throughout the constituency. I trust that these engagements will allow for sharing of ideas and information.  Every effort must be placed on your well-being and creating opportunities for generations to come. I am conscious of the fact that we will have adversaries.  Our collaborative efforts will determine our success and strengthen our competencies to take full advantage of what is to come. I hope that these festive seasons bring you renewed hope and faith. And as you celebrate, I encourage you to celebrate your life and the goodness of God. Please remember the less fortunate, the sick, and the shutting as you do celebrate. I also implore you to do so responsibly within the established COVID-19 protocols as we do not want to be victims of yet another wave. Please stay safe and God bless you abundantly with your heart's richest desire in 2022. Thank you.


to present the president of the United States. Thank you. Thank you very much. Please. Thank you all, and I'm delighted to be here. What a crowd. Looks like the index of Larry Speaks' book. It's good to see Norm Sandler and your incoming president, Jeremiah Jerry O'Leary. In his book, Larry said that Jerry used to fill his coat pockets with pastry. Jerry denies it. Earlier tonight, just to be safe, I told him to keep his hands off my dinner roll. Larry also said that preparing me for a press conference was like reinventing the wheel. That's not true. I was around when the wheel was invented, and it was easier. But even Howard Baker's writing a book about me. It's called Three by Five, The Measure of a Presidency. Mike Devers in his book said that I had a short attention span. Well, I was going to reply to that, but what the hell, let's move on to something else. Now, I forgot to acknowledge Yakov Smirnov. I've heard him before, and he's a very funny man. And I just have an idea here. Why don't you and I have a little fun? How would you like to go to the summit as my interpreter? The media certainly have had a lot to report on lately. I thought it was extraordinary that Richard Nixon went on Meet the Press and spent an entire hour with Chris Wallace, Tom Brokaw, and John Chancellor. That should put an end to that talk that he's been punished enough. And of course, you've been reporting on the New York primary. I'm afraid that Dukakis foreign policy views are a little too far left for me. He wants no U.S. military presence in Korea anymore, no U.S. military presence in Central America, and no U.S. military presence at the Pentagon. Dukakis got great news today, though, about the Jimmy Carter endorsement. He isn't getting it. George Bush is doing well. George has been a wonderful vice president, but nobody's perfect. I put him in charge of anti-terrorism, and the McLaughlin group is still on the air. But with so much focus on the presidential election, I've been feeling a little lonely these days. I'm so desperate for attention, I almost considered holding a news conference. I've even had time to watch the Oscars. I was a little disappointed in that movie, The Last Emperor. I thought it was good to be about Don Regan. Of course, I still have lots of work here. There's that Panamanian business going on. One thing I can't figure, if the Congress wants to bring the Panamanian economy to its knees, why doesn't it just go down there and run it? Ladies and gentlemen, this is the last White House Correspondence dinner that I'll be attending. We've had our disagreements over the years, but the time I've spent with you has been very educational. I used to think the fourth estate was one of Walter Annenberg's homes. As my goodbye, I'm not going to stand up here and deliver one of those worn-out sentimental homilies about the press and the presidency. Neither of us would believe it. A president may like members of the press personally, and I do. Jerry and Norm and Johanna and Lou and so many others of you. But a president institutionally seeks to wield power to accomplish his goals for the people. The press complicates the wielding of that power by using its own great power. And that makes for friction. Every president will try to use the press to his best advantage and to avoid those situations that aren't to his advantage. To do otherwise results in a diminution of his leadership powers. The press is not a weak sister that needs bracing. It has more freedom, more influence than ever in our history. The press can take care of itself quite nicely. And a president should be able to take care of himself as well. So what I hope my epitaph will be with the White House correspondence, what every president's epitaph should be with the press is this. He gave as good as he got. And that I think will make for a healthy press and a healthy presidency. And I think all that's left to say is to thank you for inviting me and thank you for your hospitality. Thank you, Mr. President. Like you, I'll not dwell on the fact that this is your last correspondence association dinner or at least your last official.


It's going on everyone, Sam here with the late in sports cards from the 22-23 Popscrum Bundesliga Soccer hobby, 6 box break number 6, random team style. Here is a look at those aforementioned random results. As always, you can find those on the website under the results tab, as well as the link that's in the chat. Good luck. Also, what province is this for? Top Scrum Baseball. Is it?  I'm just trying to think of who it's for man. Purple, Joscoe, Gavrador, 2-99. Is it for a player or an insert? Insert. Blue, Alfonso Davies, Byron Munich, to 180. I'm not worried more or less. Yeah, that's right, that's right, Jacob. Let's go Eagles, Davies. Hey, what up Mark? How you doing buddy? I've been doing good. Peschenov, Peschenovic, refractor rookie. Me and Sam are total bots. Neither one of us wore an E-team shirt. You have no idea either of us are fans of E-team. Good lord. Sally Osam or Oscon for Dortmund. Yeah, Sam wants the free season winning streak to be over with. I do actually, Tom Bischoff.  It'll always come up on like craziest sports stats in the comment section. You'll be like, too bad you can't do it in your season. Florian Newhouse, flash of genius. So it's very aggravating, very aggravating. That sounds about right. Let's go Raven's baby, Blue Eagles. So if I'm a Coco, Eagles stink. Peschenovic, rookie. We just have the leagues MVP. I don't know yet. The real MVP. That is for FC Kohn. We've got a Dahan Lubisic. Lubis-ish. Lubis-ish. It's a hard one. There's just the random J in there. Tom Krauss. Maybe the silent.  No, that's worse. Airborne, Phillip Linehart. That's worse than Raven's. Maxim Lyche. Whatever other team it is. Giant. Yeah. Right, Future, Paul Bonner. Chad, what do you guys think Washington's new name is going to be? Will they rebrand again? Airborne, Mohamed, Simacon. I know, right? It doesn't like two rebrands. They're going to do two rebrands in like three years. Kindly three if you count the football team as well. Kindly really three rebrands. When I hear Eagles out here, Carson Strong, Ritsu Done. 22 football product legend Carson Strong. Lauren Ulrich. That is Mergem Berisha. 230 for Augsburg. I should say Augsburg. That's Bright Futures. Jamie Beno Gittin's nice one there. Four. Dortmund on the insert. Yeah, let's get some of these spots filled everybody. Still 11 to go on. Washington Crooks. Geez. I don't think they're going back to the right. Because I think there's a confusion that people are signing. No, I don't think that'll happen now. Well, you know what happened with that too. That's Blue Maxim Lich, 280. Blue Wave. Again, I'm pretty sure this was the case. I could be speaking a little something I might say might not be 100% true. Joe Scali. Machin Glaubach. Might not be 100% true. I think this is what the case was, was Maxine LaCroix. I don't know why. I think it was because of the name. I don't know the exact reason, the name that Washington used to have. Thomas Castanaris. But at one point they took the trademark away from the Redskins name. Flash of Genius Marcos Richter, Perth of Berlin. So anybody could use it. That's like that South Park episode. Where they're like, hey, we're the Washington Redskins. Eric Martel. That was a real thing that happened. Anybody could just sell like... Was it only with that team name? It was just for that team name, yeah. They took away the trademark, so they couldn't monetize it anymore. But anybody like you and I could sell gear that said that on it with the logo and we wouldn't get in trouble. You and I could open up a store basically that sold only that. Freed Aladou to 275. Again, I might not be speaking 100%. I don't know the situation 100%. I remember talking about that in one of my sports marketing classes in college. Fonzo Davies. I think it was pushed back because of the name. Zenther to 75 for Augsburg. Hank Wave. That's Bright Future. Nelson Viper for Mines. Airborne, Lucas Hernandez. Georena. That's Freed Aladou. 14 for 20. 123 yards and a touchdown. That's Jamie Luling. This is a trick question. Jamie Luling base. What was the question? If they're going to go back to that name. Silas Katampa and Wumpa. Stuckert. Arnie Meyer for Augsburg. Yes, he is. Yes, he is. You have to remember all these things. That's Musa Diabe. I know, that's why Free Agency is so fun. You forget everybody is where they were. Otto is Lucanets. That is going to be 137 out of 150. Nice one there. Four. Marcin Gladbach. Lucanets. Burkart and base. The Washington IOUs. I thought the presidents would have been a really cool name. Washington presidents. You're the lamest team name in the world. Got him! Sean M with a spot in the select mixer. Thank you there Sean. You guys still 11 to go. So clever. 11 to go in UEFA museum. Blue wave Christopher and Kunku to 180 for Leipzig. Let's see if Corral can use the ball down. Dumb man. Old Corral right here. Eric Martel to 250 for Colm. Giorana refractor. Oh, you had him. Jamal Muziala flash of genius. That throw Maddie. Angelo Stiller refractor. Hoppinheim. What up Kuka? Kuka, what up buddy? That's a bad name. Nelson Viper, bright futures. Yeah, that was the one a lot of people wanted. Washington Red Wolves. Georgina Rudder is nice. 11 to 75 is Lucas to Sartre. And a Mark Oliver Kemp. Hearth of Berlin, dual auto. Two duels in this case. 11 to 75, Hearth of Berlin, congrats. Very nice, not bad. Not bad at all. That's Kevin Shade or Shade. Costantinos, Marfa Panos. Yeah, duels are clean in this man. Dules look really good in this. I'm a fan. There's a base pack right there. Coming in and out. Shot, awesome. Nicholas Stark, airborne refractor. Those jokes in the shot.  Bots is right. Sure haunt the base. Say bright futures. I'm going to be no-gettings for Dortmund. What if Sean Trash was just behind the bottle list? Mohamed Simakan.  Yeah, we're talking rebranding. No, I'm not really a huge sucker. Collector. I have a couple of soccer cards. I don't have any. Mirjim Barisha. I barely have baseball cards. Yeah, Bellingham would be a big one. Muziala, Ansgar Noff. Jamal Muziala, Dominic Sobozai. A couple of guys that have gone from what's it called? Bundesliga over to Champions League or EPL. Jonathan Burkhart, 275. Georena is not bad. He's an American guy. Bino Gittens, pretty good for Dortmund. Fridae Aladouk. And Koon Koo for Leipzig as well, pretty decent. So there's some names in here for sure. Kyle run me through the list a little bit. I mean, I know some of the bigger names, because a couple of these teams are in Champions League. So you kind of get to know some of the, especially Dortmund, Leverkusen, Leipzig. Leipzig is like a breeding ground for bigger clubs. The next one, Merlin comes out this week too, which is going to be freaking awesome. And then Sertemir. Cannot wait for that. And guys, still 11 to go on Champions League. That's Nicholas Sule. Champions League Museum. Get that sold out. Like I said, got to get everything sold out before we get to Nelson Viper. Almanac. We have to get through our breaks if we want to get to Almanac. Dominic Sobozai, 275. Nice one there for Leipzig. It's like eating your veggies and getting dessert. Exactly, exactly. Bright future, Tom Bishop. Matisse Tell. He's another good one for Byron Matisse Tell, really young guy. I think Forrest said he was the youngest guy to ever score Nicholas Dorsch in Byron history, I believe. If I am not mistaken, if I heard forrest correctly. And base. Oh yeah, there's a lot of good money in soccer. Saudi Omane. Clearly, look at some of what these Saudi Arabian teams are offering. What's his name? Karim Benzema. That's Felix Udukai.  Oh man. Shadera Ehuke to 184, Hrtha Berlin. Yeah, Hrtha Berlin and Archive Six series retired edition next week. Simon Torore. I am so excited for that guys. Six series you say. I'm so excited for that. Interesting. Our archives. Yep. Patrick Schick to 99. It's all retired guys too. Sounds like it's time for me to open up. What's up? Sounds like it's time for me to open up our guys, but not Daniels. Yeah, there you go. That is Georgino Rutter. Oh yeah, a lot of this stuff I believe is from said national. Would be what I would, I would most likely think. Haime Beno Gittins. Mario Goltze. I remember asking Sean, like did Lane bought a lot too? He's like, yeah, Lane bought a lot. Free day Aladu. So Paul Vonner. So yeah, that is going to be sweet. Some good ol' Almanac tonight. Yeah, any maize auto will be awesome. Jamal Muziala. I love a lot of the one-on-ones or guys on weird teams. Like one of my favorite cards I pulled. Or maybe I was top loading. Lahubisic. Lahubisic. Lahubisic. Was a Vladimir Guerrero senior. That is going to be Zidane Cirque de Mire. Nice one there for... Leverkusen. Glad to Leverkusen. Was a Vladimir Guerrero senior as an Oriole one-of-one, which was really cool. I don't see a lot of those. Vladimir Guerrero senior as an Oriole. I got Michael G. with a spot in the select mixer. Jeff S. with a couple of heritage PYT spots. Michael C. with a spot in the select mixer as well. Thank you guys. Select mixer one is getting very close to being sold out. Still have to get our museum collection soccer sold out. That's going after baseball. So we have another soccer break after this. Then we have two baseball breaks. Blue Wave. Lauren Ulrich to 180. Blue Wave. So 11 to go on that one. Donnie is dropping that link right now. Thank you, Donnie. Okay. Down to 11-4, UEFA museum, everybody. Very, very good product. Messi autos in there. Zalazar got Ronaldo autos in there. Pretty much every big name on that frame checklist. Plus you got Patrick Osterhage. You've got Relic Cards of Messi. You've got Relic Cards of Mbappe. You've got Relic Cards of Ronaldo and Haaland. Tuta, airborne. All kinds of stuff in there. A lot of big names. Rookie autos. Pablo Torre for Barça is a big one. A couple other guys as well. Bright Futures of Nelson Viper. Yeah, all my heck of things have been sold out for the last like three days, Mooc. That is going to be 225 for Leipzig. We've got Benjamin Henrichs. Nice one there. Again, that is an auto. 2165, 135, 165. Congrats, Leipzig. The Prism Auto. Bright Futures. Benogitans. Linton Mena to 250 for Cohn. Matisse Tell. Refractor of Danilo Docai for Union Berlin. Refractor of Rookie. Refractor of Vincenzo Grifo. Florian Burtz and Eric Martel. Refractor, Anthony Sassi for Mines. That's Nicholas Stark, airborne. Yeah, it was a fantastic price point, I have to say. Fantastic price point. Genki Huroguchi. The price point is incredible. And I don't know if you guys saw the teaser on Facebook, but there are some big cards in there. Dani Olma. Definitely a really, really, really awesome Almanac coming up here today, everybody. Really unique things in there. Florian Newhouse. Really unique cards in there. Really awesome stuff. Newhouse. Base, base, base. Oh, Boyle. Tim Boyle. Oh, man. Paul Vaughnner. Nice one there to 230 for Bayern Munich. Let's start fighting deep over here. That's what I think we need to start doing. It's going to get violent. There's Fridae Alidou. Cuckoo and Base. Will they spot as well? Yeah, just 11 on UEFA Museum Collection. It's going to be a fun one, man. UEFA Soccer is stuff's clean. Stuff is very clean. All right, last box here. Good luck, guys. Let's see what we got. Blue Wave, Thiago Tomas for Stuttgart to 180. It's a Maya Yoshida Refractor for Schalke. Silas Katampa and Bumpa. Paul Vaughnner. That is Patrick Schick for Leverkusen on the Refractor. I didn't know any better. We were working soccer. I don't think you're just saying. Making up words. Eric Martell, right? Future is a rookie. That is Waldemar Anton, Stuttgart. Auto is going to 50. I think that's going to be a gold. Yeah, Silas Katampa and Bumpa for Stuttgart. Congrats on that, Stuttgart. Nice one there. Stuttgart is going to be Niklas B. Congrats, Niklas. Received by the spots in the select mixer. Thank you, Chris. 250. Nice low-numbered gold auto there. Right future, three-day auto. Sadio Mane. Sadio Mane is not a big name in this, too. I would butcher all those names. I want to do it justice. Lucas Nemecha, 250. I know there's still some that I do butcher. I do my best, honestly. I know all the big ones, the really important guys. Adam Hosek, Leverkusen. The really, really big ones, obviously. At least the big ones that are harder to say. That's Lucanets. Speaking in tongues. That's Marco Richter for Hearth of Berlin. Jordyn Siobachu. Whoa. Thank you. Thank you. Evandro Borges Sanchez for Mach and Claude Buck. I was just reacting that you were going to say, well, I see you're a nice guy, but that's not... Phillip Lionheart, Airborne. I like some sort of stand-up individual. Manuel Raymond. And Koon Koo. Got me. Got me confused. Got me confused. Somebody else. Sobelzai on the back there, nice. Joe Chad Josh, anything beyond that stuff. Conrad Lamer, that is 2275 for Leibzig on the teal. That's all right, Leibzig. Teastel. And last pack here. Good luck, everybody. That is Derry Sherhart for Hearth of Berlin, Bright Future. David Rom, Jan Tealman. All right. We've got a quick recap here. Autos, Lukas Dusar and Marc Oliver-Kent for Hearth of Berlin on the dual, 275. Had Zidane Sertdemir, base auto for Leverkusen. Dihann Lehubicic for Kohn. Benjamin Henrichs to 185. Pink, Lukanetz for Manchin-Gladbach to 150. And Silas Katampa and Wumpa to Stukar, gold, 250. That'll do it for the break, everybody. Thanks again for the film. Up next, EPL Choice.


Hey you guys, this is Gabrielle with Oxmerata Group. We are so excited to tell you about some huge news. Oxmerata will be giving you a sneak peek on the first two 2018 Camrys in the state of Kentucky. So tomorrow morning we will give you in-depth videos of all the new offerings on the 2018 Camry. So Chuck, there have been a lot of rumors about all the changes for the number one selling card America. What do you think we will see tomorrow? Well, I mean first this is amazing that we get to preview these two cars because we really don't know anything and the reason they're bringing these down is so we can actually do content for Facebook and social media, YouTube and all of that. Right. But really all we know at this point are rumors from we've been following us for about a year with the sneak peek on you know spy videos and pictures and the car shows and all of that. Right. But what we're expecting kind of the rumors is it's going to be on the new TNGA platform which is going to make it more fun dynamic to drive. It's they've lowered the hood line and the roof line on this car. They've re-sculpted the seats on the inside. It's a whole new dash. It's real sweeping. It's very, you know, aggressive looking. Okay. Just some exciting things new technology Entune 3.0, which is the new Entune systems going to be in this one. We think and there's some other technology that I've heard about that it happens. It's gonna be really cool. So we're excited to find out tomorrow. Yes, very excited. All right, you guys now these will be on sale by the end of the summer. So we are expecting so you expect the videos will be up tomorrow around noon depending on their arrival time. So be sure that you have your Facebook and YouTube pages up so you can be the first to really see the exciting news on the cameras. So hopefully we'll see you all tomorrow. Bye, you guys. Bye guys.


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Welcome on this short video where we are going to see how to debug your M4 firmware with the S1032Q IDE. So there is two approaches possible that we are going to explain, and after we will make a demo with a GPIOxTi example on the Decay2 board. To debug your firmware, you have two possibilities, the engineering mode and the production mode. The engineering mode is used to develop your firmware when you don't need interactions with the A7 part. And also it can be used at the beginning to start your development. Then after, when you are ready, you can use the production mode as soon as you start to use the interaction with the A7 and the M4. The engineering boot mode is a special configuration. So the boot pins are set to, as you see, boot zero is set to zero. And in this case, the Linux is not started. The boot chain is not starting the Linux. And in this case, the Qube 8 IDE is going to use ST-Link to load the firmware into the RAM. And we connect under reset with the GDB. And you will be able to debug from the beginning your M4 firmware. In the production mode, it's different. Linux is started. And we are going to use the remote proc framework used by Linux. And this remote proc framework is going to load and boot the firmware. In this production mode, we have to be careful. There is a difference between the engineering mode. In this case, the Linux framework has started the M4 firmware. So when the GDB is connecting to the M4, the M4 is running. So the initialization phase of the M4 is already done. So if you want to debug the initialization phase of the M4 firmware, you need to put an endless loop that you release when you are in the debugging phase. There is also another important thing to underline. In the production mode, the security, the clock and the power are undone by the Linux. So the clock of the IPs that are used by the firmware are enabled by Linux. And the security settings also is done by Linux. Whereas in engineering mode, there is no security settings. And the clock and the power of the IPs that are used by the firmware has to be initialized by the firmware. So there is a little difference for that. The two modes are supported by QBID. And today we are going to see the engineering mode and there will be another video for the production mode. Okay, so let's make the demonstration. So we are using a DK2 ball, we are just using the USB cable and the boot pin 0 is set to 0 to be in the engineering mode. So I go to the QBID IDE. Here I am under the virtual machine. And I'm going to select the project coming from the Qube Firmware package. So on my machine, the firmware repository is on my home directory. And then you just select the directory. You get the example, GPIOs, ECI, new tech, QBID, we say OK. And finished. Here we have the project. So we have the main file which is there. We are going to check first when we make the debug, it's better to go in optimization 0. So this is the case, you see settings, set plus build settings, go into settings, and then after optimization 0. Okay, so you can compile it. It's a very short compilation time because it's a small firmware. Okay, in this firmware we have a very simple application. So we have an XTI external interrupt that is connected to a GPIO A, A14. And when we press on this button on the GPIO 14, it's connected to a push button. And when we press on it, it will raise an interrupt on the XTI. And so we are registering here the callback, the function that is called when the interrupt is raised, when we press the button. So we have the interrupt handler. And the XTI handler will call the callback that we have just registered here. And we are going to put the callback is just toggling the LED 7 on the PH7. So let's make the test. So we go back to the call. This is the source call. So you see here engineering boot mode. So in this case, we are using this function that is going to make the initialization of all the clubs because we are in engineering mode. The production mode, it is done by links. So I search for the callback. I put a break point here. Okay. Now let's make a build configuration. So you go to debug, build configuration. And here you have this. This is a build configuration. In here, the more important is to use the mode, engineering mode. You have the production mode and the engineering mode. So this is the load mode. So we are going to load the firmware, the Firmware, by the G-type or the S-value link. Here we have the debug configuration. And here, this is an OpenSD script that will connect to the S-type link, the debug cell. And then we will run the GDB using this connection. The GDB will connect to OpenSD server with this port. So that at the start, we will reset the M4 and we will hide the M4. And then after, we will raise the reset and we will stop at break point here. So we can do it here. So on the PC, you can see that there is no trace of the Linux console. So the Linux is not started. We have nothing. So here, start the debug. So we see the OpenSD script information that are here. And here we are on the main, ready to make step-by-step debugging. So we can make step-by-step. If I go to the callback, the right point is set. I just run the firmware. So it's just a white loop. And when we have an error, we will go inside the callback. So I run the software. I press on the user one button. And I get stuck. I get catch inside the callback. And if we want to see the GPIO PH7, which is actually the GPIO that is used to toggle the led, we see that each time I press on it, I see the GPIO 7 state. So it's 2-1. So I see the orange led. If I do it again, it toggles to 0 again. So we have here the little demo. So here we have all the IPs of the SDL32MP1. We have all the registers. And each time you have some description of the register below here. Here we have the call stack. So we can see that we run the main and run the third drive. And we are caught in the callback here that toggles the led. So this is the end of the demo. This is a short demo. Just a few recall of what we have set. So we went into the debugger. We set this. And we just ensure that the looping are correct. And here we have a little reference. So you can go in this wiki to have more information about debug mode or genuine mode. And here you have also more information on how to import a project inside QBDE. How to start an example or how to start an empty project. And here we have a workshop on the M4 that is very interesting. Where you will find a lot of information that we have seen here for the two modes. And after you have more insight about the M4 and the resource sharing between the M4 and the A7. So inside it is in the Google Drive. And it is inside the zip file. And this is the site set here. Thank you very much.


This is the ESOcast, cutting-edge science and life behind the scenes of ESOV, the European Southern Observatory, exploring the ultimate frontier with our host Dr. J, a.k.a. Dr. Joe Liske. Hello and welcome to this special episode of the ESOcast. Leading up to ESO's 50th anniversary in October 2012, we will showcase eight special features portraying ESO's first 50 years of exploring the southern sky. Stefan Guisard loves the stars. No wonder he loves northern Chile too. Here, the view of the universe is amongst the best in the world. And no wonder he loves the European Southern Observatory, Europe's eye on the sky. Stefan is a prize-winning French photographer and author. He is also one of ESO's photo ambassadors. In breathtaking pictures, he captures the solitude of the Atacama Desert, the high-tech perfection of giant telescopes, and the magnificence of the night sky. Like his fellow photo ambassadors from all over the world, Stefan helps in spreading ESO's message. A message of curiosity, wonder and inspiration, proclaimed through cooperation and outreach. Cooperation has always been the basis of ESO's success. 50 years ago, the European Southern Observatory started out with five founding member states. Belgium, France, Germany, the Netherlands and Sweden. Soon, other European countries followed. Denmark in 1967, Italy in Switzerland in 1982, Portugal in 2001 and the United Kingdom in 2002. Over the past decade, Finland, Spain, the Czech Republic and Austria also joined Europe's largest astronomy organization. Most recently, Brazil became ESO's 15th member state and the first non-European country to join. Who knows what the future will bring? Together, the member states enable the best possible astronomical science at the world's largest observatories. It's good for their economies too. ESO closely cooperates with industry in both Europe and Chile. Access roads had to be constructed. Mountain tops had to be levelled. The Italian industrial consortium AES built the main structure of the four VLT telescopes. Each telescope weighs in at some 430 tonnes. They also constructed the giant enclosures, each as high as a 10-storey building. The German glass company Schott produced the delicate VLT mirrors, over 8 metres wide and just 20 centimetres thick. At Riosk in France, the mirrors were polished to a precision of a millionth of a millimetre before they made the long journey to Paranal. Meanwhile, universities and research institutes across Europe developed sensitive cameras and spectrometers. ESO's telescopes are built with taxpayers' money, your money, and so you can take part in the excitement. For example, ESO's website is a rich source of astronomical information including thousands of beautiful pictures and videos. Also, ESO produces magazines, press releases and video documentaries, such as the one you're watching right now. And throughout the world, the European Southern Observatory contributes to exhibitions and science fairs. Countless ways to participate in the discovery of the cosmos. Did you know that the names of the four VLT telescopes were thought up by a young Chilean girl? 17-year-old Horsi Albanes Castilla suggested the names Antu, Kujen, Melipal and Jepun, meaning Sun, Moon, Southern Cross and Venus in the Mapuche language. Involving school children and students like Horsi is important. That's where ESO's educational activities come in, like student exercises and school lectures. When the planet Venus passed in front of the sun in 2004, a special program was aimed at European students and teachers. And in 2009, during the International Year of Astronomy, ESO reached millions of school children and students all over the world. After all, today's children are tomorrow's astronomers. But in terms of outreach, nothing beats the universe itself. Astronomy is a visual science. Images of galaxies, star clusters and stellar nurseries fire our imagination. When not doing science, ESO's telescopes are sometimes used for the Cosmic Gems program, taking pictures just for the purpose of education and public outreach. After all, a picture is worth a thousand words. The general public can even take part in creating these staggering images through the hidden treasures competitions. Russian astronomy enthusiast Igor Chakhalin won the competition in 2010. His marvelous images are based on real science data. Member states, industry and universities. By cooperating on all possible levels, ESO has become one of the most successful astronomy organizations in the world. And through its engagement with the public, you are invited to join the adventure. The universe is yours to discover. This is Dr. J signing off from this special episode of the ESOcast. Join me again next time for another Cosmic Adventure.


Today's topic is Post-Modernism. What is actually the meaning of post-modernism and what is the contribution of this theory in the development of political sociology? Basically post-modern school of thought, they believe that the social, cultural and literary theory which is basically related with the concept that everywhere in the world whether it is based on the development of social sciences or art or literature or fashion or communication, even technology, they have their own developments. Every society, every human being's life is related to knowledge, and at the same time there are changes in it and the effects of these changes are on the lives of people. The effects of such people's lives are also on the development of these sciences. It cannot be that some society, some time is like that when in that society there are a lot of questions, people are not satisfied, so their effects are not on the development of that world. We all know that after 9-11, when the world changed, the developments that were written in every country, the research that was being done in every country what was its focus? It was the focus of terrorism and the debate related to terrorism. Mr. Chunaji, we can say that in the same way that art was being created in the world, we could see the same debate from some perspective. Then the effects of these developments were in the people's economic situation, in the people's mental health, in the context of security, a lot of new things started emerging in the world.  And the basic philosophy of this school of thought, the basic concept of it, the basic purpose of it is that where in the world, there are general philosophical developments, in the same way, and specifically after the 18th century, all the world is under the process of a speedy change. Due to the fast development of technology, fast development in the fields of communication. And now, in the present world, when you don't have the need to move from one place to another, just to interact with the people, you can interact with the means of modern communication. You can use the internet, you can use the speedy channels of communication. So we can say that the postmodernism basically, they believe that it is the time when the human beings, they can be under influence of this speedy development and they can, even the societies, the minds of the people, they are under influence with the modern techniques and technologies. So the postmodernists, they believe that with the development of technology, the conceptual development, the thought process is also under change. And in every part of the world, whether they are the scientists, whether they are the historians, they all have to follow the modern means of technology and the change, the behavior. And the change is also influencing the behavioral pattern all over the world in every society. Okay, what is happening with this? When technology is very fast, sometimes it misguides human beings. We know that in today's world, in which we are living this time, what is the debate about? The debate is on cyber security, on cyber crimes. That is, if the society, if the world is very fast, will make more progress in technology and will make more progress in human minds, then there will be many questions in every society, because reason and logic are universally valid. That is, their laws are the same for or apply equally to any thinker and any domain of knowledge. Because in every washroom, in every mind, there is logic and reason. If anyone is not satisfied with this process, then definitely, there are many confusions and those confusions can create unrest, not only at the mental level, but as well as with the interaction. Because interaction needs a solid, a proper thought process and a proper interaction between the various segments of societies. So we can say that post-modernism is actually believed that human nature, it consists of many aptitudes or dispositions that are in some sense present in human beings. Even at a time of birth, everyone has a specific mindset. When the child came into the society, when the child came into the family, then they actually formulate those all-behaviours. So if at the same time, you, the things that are present at that time, when the child is small, they will not be a burden to them. And how to manage all of them, how to teach them good and bad, how to teach them good and bad. All of these are human beings, but not only are they influential. In fact, it can be said that the human psychology is determined by socially-social factors. That human psychology is actually determined by the social factors and socially-determined human beings are the important component of every society.


I don't want to watch something that is down four weeks in a row because there's no value there. It's just a linear move lower. Again, there's a difference between a stock moving lower and a stock going down. And this is a name that I definitely want to keep an eye on because it's not overextended yet to the downside. We started seeing... Welcome to Access a Trader, the number one community for those who are committed to taking control of their trading in order to achieve success, profitability and longevity. Thank you for joining us. Here's Dan Shapiro to help you find your edge, master your process and own your future. Hey guys, good evening everybody. Welcome to another edition of the Access a Trader dot com nightly wrap up show where everybody is doing well. Again, another day, same thing, right? Same thing. You're sell biased. The market is moving lower. You have headlines, geopolitical headlines coming across. That's pretty much on a day-to-day basis. But again, it's pretty orderly and that's the most important part. It is still a lot of good value trading on both sides of the market. Granted, if you're trading on the long side and we'll get to the pivots in a second, if you are trading on the long side, you have to trade for cash flow. And if you are trading on the short side, you have to make sure that anything that you are putting on the short side is not overextended five, six, seven, 12, 30 days away from its natural pivot. That's the most important part because the faster, the longer, the further a stock is away from its natural pivot, whether it's daily, well, this is used to word daily, daily pivot, the higher probability that the trade isn't going to go back the other way becomes very, very high. And that's kind of our job right now to go forward. Like today, for example, you had some news come out one o'clock or actually two o'clock was a little bit later. Ivan was taking the stands and he basically proved that he's a lover, not a fighter. Okay. He's not going to go into war against Russia. We have no interest in going into war, but we will penalize you. Shame, shame, shame, shame, shame, and we will put sanctions on you. And ironically, the market actually got a little bit of a lift off its lows. But here's the most important part of what we had today. Again, the drift goes lower. We tested the levels here. You can see here the January 24th low of 334 was successfully tested today and the market bounced. That's it. That's the only reason the market bounced today. Now, again, every single day, it's very, very tough to turn around and say, well, the market's going to go down every single day because again, like I said in previous videos, even the worst bear markets I've ever traded, there's always opportunities of upside price action, whether it's one, two, three days. You can even see here, well, well below the daily support breakdown, and we still had a three-day rally, again, rejected off supply and moved forward. But you can see with all the green candles, there's definitely opportunities to trade on the upside, but the market continues to be the meat to the downside. And what we're looking for going into tomorrow, going into the next day or the day after that, are names that haven't broken down from their technical basic range. Everything's lower. We know that, right? Everything's been selling off for about a month and a half, two-month period, and there's a lot of names that are still ironically above their 200-day moving average that if they start cracking, can get hit really hard. Here, case in point, look at a name like NVIDIA. NVIDIA, every single time it's tested the 200-day moving average, it held, it bounced, it held, it bounced, and today it closed right just above it. So this is a name, obviously, I want to keep an eye on. There was a really good pivot on Friday off this 236 level, traded back down to this level here, and it held the 200-day moving average. That's something I want to watch. Like, I don't want to watch something that is down four weeks in a row because there's no value there. It's just a linear move lower. Again, there's a difference between a stock moving lower and a stock going down. And this is a name that I definitely want to keep an eye on because it's not overextended yet to the downside. We started seeing some pretty aggressive short-term put buyers coming in for, let's see here, what was it? It was the weekly 220s, and we saw some March 200s and some 190 puts. So if they start building kind of a repertoire of buying deep out of the money short-term expiration, this is definitely something that we want to watch. Even a name like Tesla got really saved today by the Biden kind of announcement. You can see here, Tesla held onto its 200-day moving average here, and Tesla held onto its moving average here. Look at the bottom range here. It's pretty darn clear. Tesla starts losing the 200-day moving average just the way NVIDIA could potentially could lose the 200-day moving average. This could be really aggressive. That's the point. That's what we're looking for. We're looking for a really aggressive potential that stocks that are still above their natural support. And if they confirm that natural support, the stock can get hit as well. Also another thing, we're also looking for a lot of names that had recent weakness in earnings. For example, a name like ShakeShack, granted, it's not a stock that got destroyed. But this stock has been steadily going down for quite a bit of time. And you can see here where it stopped on its earnings lows. And now our job is to watch to see if it confirms its earnings lows. If it confirms its earnings lows, then it could start a nice channel down all the way back down to 58. So there's definitely things to do. There's definitely still a ton of value left on the downside. And until the market reclaims the 200-day moving average, we're going to be a broken record and say this. But you have to be sell buys.  Even if the next day tomorrow, we have a two, three, 400-point rally, yeah, we'll find some channels to trade to the upside. But they're going to be cash flow values, a couple of bucks here or a couple of bucks there. We're just trying to kind of take advantage of the channel, but we're not naive to think we're going to go straight down and every single day is going to get absolutely destroyed.  If you trade this market, if you're actively trading this market every single day, you can see that. Today there was absolutely nothing. It was pretty orderly on the way down. They pretty much rallied after the Biden speech, and then it kind of sold off pretty orderly on the way down. So there is no panic, right? There is no panic. There is no fear. None of my buddies would call me and say, oh my God, what do we do? Get out of underneath the desk. The market's about to... Nobody's saying that, right? It's just very orderly, and the most important part is it's very organic and it's very tradable. So going into tomorrow, again, is it possible we rally tomorrow? Yeah, okay, that's fine. We'll find some channels to the upside, just like we found some channels to the upside this morning, but I'm definitely sticking to some names. I'm definitely watching to the downside for tomorrow. Look at tractor supply, right? Tractor supply closed today on the first... Literally broke every single support, first close below the 200-day moving average. This thing confirms, hell, this thing has a lot more moved down. Look at Boeing, right? Look at Boeing today, Boeing closed below the 50-day moving average, has some room down, has some room down to 195, 190s, and if the market continues to implode, hey, who knows? Maybe we could get down all the way down to the 183 level, obviously watching Tesla, obviously watching the video, but the most important part from the macro point of view, let's continue to watch the cues. Now we have a definitive line in the sand. It's tested this 334 level both on January the 24th, and today, if this market starts confirming that 334 to the downside, it lights out its next leg down. So let's talk about today's price action, pretty solid, right? Pretty solid. Easy, but pretty solid indeed.  Obviously monster, monster move on Amazon on Friday broke that 3090 level, went all the way down to 3017, again, huge move Friday, 3017 if it builds below, has potential. It still does. That's the craziest part about the tape right now. If you look at Amazon's chart, right, and this is the first, this is literally the first close underneath this whole support here. Look at which room down we have, right? Again, if the market continues to bleed over the next several weeks, there's a potential. Why can't it get down all the way down to the bottom channel? If the cues could get down to the January 24 lows, why can Amazon? Not saying it will, but why can't it, right? And if you see, you know, your eyesight is not going to deceive you, there is no support until all the way down to 2737. Again, I don't know what's going to happen tomorrow. I don't know what's going to happen next week, but at least you see the air and the measure potential that it has in front of it. But anyway, 3017, if it builds below, can flush Amazon one all the way down to 2969 before recovering. But this is definitely the lowest close of this whole formation. If the market continues to bleed, it's going to bleed with it. Lucid, not a big move. 2550, 25, if it builds below, can flush. The buyer came in for the weekly 25 puts, traded down to like 2497 before it bounced. NET seemed to have a buyer there the whole day at 94. It only went down like 75 cents, nothing really there. Moderna reports in a couple of days, I still like this 138 level. I don't know if it's going to get tested here.  So that's me a big, big number there as well. Dollar Tree never got up there. Tesla, nice little pop for us. And this is kind of the point that we talk about cash flow just in case futures pop 846 needs to build for a possible cash flow move to 853. Here was Tesla, right? So it took out, it took out this right over here. So it took out where the hell was it? Excuse me, right there. So it took out this 846 level in right to this 853, 855 level. Nice little move. Again, cash flow sometimes is pretty good. Facebook, not a big move at all. 2063 needs to build only right up to like 207 before it got hammered. Again, beautiful move. You know, sometimes you don't need massive, massive moves. Sometimes you get the cash flow. Here's actually a nice move to the upside today. 121.50 needs to build for a cash flow move on Roku. Take on the way up. This thing went to 127, really nice move here. So here is, you know, so here was the 121.50 and it traded all the way up to, you know, all the way up to this 127, 128 level. Nice move on Roku there as well. Sofi daily support, I still like this thing. Sofi daily support, 10.50. If it builds below, can flush. The buyers who are coming in for the March 4th, $10 puts, I still like it. I think it goes lower. Look at the chart on Sofi, right, look at the chart on Sofi, right. This is the lowest, pretty much close at the lowest, 10.26, 10.50 was the pivot below this daily channel. I still think it sees south of 10. So continue to keep an eye on that. Nvidia, again, monster level here coming up. Lucid 25 on deck for all you guys who took the 25.60 level. And the most important part is kind of what we're setting up for tomorrow is the big, heavy tech names. Because again, if the big, heavy tech names continue to lead us down, it's going to pull down everything with it. Is it possible you get a dead cat bounce tomorrow just because, again, a lot of people are turning around and say, well, now we have to 3.34 as our bounce as ours are lying in the sand, we can go along here and use 3.34 as you're out. OK, if you're willing to trade, you know, if you willing to risk four dollars on the cues to each his own, right, you know, you're dying.  That's not really my game. You guys have a great night, everybody. God bless. Again, take it one day at a time, one trade at a time. Again, we're not trying to guess the closing price. We're just trying to win our interval, business as usual, nice and calm and orderly. Guys, have a great night. God bless. I'll see you all tomorrow.


the right way. All right. I hope you all enjoyed that introduction to the video with the coffee b-roll. I haven't done that in a while. I don't know why I got away from it.  Sometimes I do that even if I don't drink coffee. I'm really excited about today's video. A full day of coding and design. This is kind of a new type of video where I show you all my process of designing and building a web app. It makes me have to actually build something because I can go months without doing any side projects. Also, it's a really creative video and I hope it can be helpful to those of you all who are new to web development or just want some inspiration. If you could give this video a thumbs up, I would greatly appreciate it and consider subscribing to the channel for more content like this. Believe it or not, design is actually really important.  But for those of you all who appreciate design, it's a great skill set to have and it's pretty rare to find a developer who not only cares about design like UIUX, understands it, has experience with designing applications and coding like that's kind of a unicorn. There's such a high expectation nowadays when it comes to applications because let's face it, we spend a lot of time on our phones so all these different companies are competing to retain our attention as long as possible and you can't do that with a bad experience. In today's video, I'm going to be walking you all through how I would implement a new feature to an existing application. So I built this Pomodoro timer because if you've watched any of my previous videos, especially the routine and productivity videos, you'd know that also within the 45 minute time frames that I typically choose, I have like realistic goals and not these huge goals that I typically don't achieve and a lot of time frame. With all that being said, the feature that I would like to build out, at least part of it, is to have like three different dropdowns where I can select a focus time along with a long break and a short break. The current Pomodoro timer that I have actually only has two buttons in the Pomodoro timer. So one button to press start and the other button to reset the Pomodoro timer. Since I'm a front end developer, I thought it would be cool to do some front end development and maybe a little bit of react rendered component functionality as well. I think it's good to have small goals that you can achieve, especially when it comes to programming. I find myself too often trying to complete way too much just to end up never finishing the app because I stopped working on it out of frustration. When it comes to developing a new feature or creating an app, one thing I really like to do is I like to design first. So design focus development and I'm a bit partial and biased towards having good design and creating the design first before development. I think it makes it easier to program personally knowing how the different UI elements interact with each other can help you when it comes to building out the functionality later on along with the CSS. If you don't know what the layout is, you can find yourself pretty confused and stuck and frustrated because you don't have a starting point for the application. We know that we have a Pomodoro timer and that we want to add some dropdowns to the application. That will be our MVP. So now we can actually start doing some design work. Also keep in mind that I'm probably not going to finish the entire app in this one video. Give this video a thumbs up if you like to see part two or comment down below part two. Using this app should be like an escape from all distractions by selecting a focus time along with choosing between a short and long break in between focus time intervals. Since we are designing a relaxing Pomodoro timer, we need to make sure the theme of the React app is relaxing. I'll look up an adjective that describes the nature of the app and then colors hex value to try to pinpoint the specific colors. Then I'll grab a color, go to Adobe color wheel, make that the main color and try to find colors that are analogous to make the theme feel consistent. For the sake of time, I'll skip over fonts for now. I usually like to go with Roboto though. Wireframing is the next step in the design process. This is the stage where I'll actually just be drawing a bunch of pretty boring looking boxes, but the main purpose of wireframing is to create the layout and that will actually help me a lot when it comes to doing the CSS. So I'll use my iPad or a sheet of paper to illustrate relationships between elements such as a navigation, the Pomodoro timer, overall layout, call to action and imagery if there is any. Wireframing should be very raw and unpolished process with minimal colors. One reason I like wireframing is because it makes coding the layout more simple and less confusing because I know where each design element should be located within the app. I usually like to design with Figma, but I've used Adobe XD a lot as well. Designing with an intelligent app like Figma also makes coding easier because I can actually copy the CSS from the design into my favorite text editor, Visual Studio Code. Technology makes a huge difference when it comes to coding, which is why I am happy to be partnering with Logitech. Thank you to Logitech for sponsoring this video and sending me over the new Logitech Combo Touch keyboard case that's honestly made my experience with my iPad Air so much better before I would really only use my iPad when I was like on the go, like on an airplane and my wife and I wanted to like watch a movie. Otherwise, we wouldn't really use it because I love using a keyboard, especially when I'm consuming content or I'm doing some research. But now with the Combo Touch, in many instances, I can actually replace my laptop with my iPad because the Combo Touch keyboard case makes my iPad Air a much more powerful and usable device. Utilizing the Logitech Combo Touch keyboard case has made designing a lot more fun. I'll use sketch mode for the actual designing and wireframing part and then I'll use read mode whenever I need to do some research like I mentioned earlier looking for different color palettes and a theme for this web app. Before, I would just resort to using my laptop because I didn't have a case keyboard to make the research process easier. Now, after using the Combo Touch's spacious click anywhere trackpad to research, I can simply detach the keyboard from the case and start designing in sketch mode. As a content creator and front-end engineer, I spent a lot of time prototyping designs, editing pictures, and thumbnails on my iPad so I appreciate the Logitech Combo Touch's versatility that make my creative processes easier. The Combo Touch keyboard case offers four different modes type, read, sketch, and view modes. As you can imagine, one of my favorite modes to use is sketch because I spend a lot of time editing thumbnails for YouTube and designing as a front-end software engineer. The Combo Touch is incredible because not only does it protect itself from my clumsiness, but it also transforms my iPad into a more powerful device. The large trackpad combined with the new click anywhere feature gives digital creatives and professionals like myself on the go flexibility. The Logitech Combo Touch keyboard case is one of my favorite tech items and I would definitely recommend it to anyone who is a creative or professional. The first thing I need to do is to create a container that will house the drop-down menu items and position them into the same row. I'll do this by creating a CSS class for the container to style. Next, I'll add display flex to create a flex container. Then I'll need to align items and justify content properties, but I can't remember which axes they specifically work on. Now I'm going to go to like CSS tricks and actually see what justify content does versus align items. Before I import material design at the drop-downs, I'll simply create empty divs with borders to make sure everything is positioned correctly. Okay, so I'll need to do justify content to space evenly the items that way I don't need to add margin to the drop-downs because the space evenly property ensures that the items in the container are distributed so that the spacing is evenly between each other. Basically the space between the edges are equal. I also need to ensure that I add flag traps so the items aren't cut off or squished together at smaller viewports. So I already have material UI installed so now all I have to do is add the select menu items which are the drop-downs in the design. I'll do this by importing form control input label select menu item and form helper text which are necessary components for the drop-down to work. I'll next create a state variable and a setter method for focus time so I can easily update the value of the focus time whenever the drop-down value changes. I basically write the same code but using different variable names for short break and long break. Now you can see that you can select different drop-down times for the pomodural timer and you can use a break. The last thing I want to do is disable one of the break interval drop-downs if the other has a value to prevent any confusion for the user. To do this I'll simply create two new Boolean state variables with setter methods. The state variables will be set to false initially and when on change event occurs for one of the select menu drop-downs the other will be disabled by calling its setter method and passing it false along with passing the Boolean state variable to the disabled prop built inside the select component. Now you can see that the short break drop-down is disabled when the long break drop-down is selected and vice versa. Alright I think this is a good point to stop. I think I did a good amount of work. Remember I said try to achieve small goals opposed to basically trying to eat the whole pie in one setting. I got the drop-downs position correctly. I also added the functionality for the select drop-down menus to actually work along with adding some functionality for you to be able to disable one break if the other is selected. Obviously there's a lot more work to do.  I'm definitely going to finish this project I'm going to speak it into existence so if you all want to see part two like I mentioned earlier be sure to give this video a thumbs up. With all that being said once again thank you to Logitech for sponsoring this video and as always have a blessed rest of your week I'll see you all soon peace


Good morning. I am Dr. Kavneet Singh, a junior resident from Krishna Vishwapit Karat and I am going to presenting a scientific paper on MRI staging of rectal cancer and pathological correlation of tumor regression staging. So, rectal cancer is one of the most common malignancy with an incidence of 40 cases in 1 lakh population. The rectum is the most frequently involved site in the large intestine and accounts for one third of all large intestine cancer cases. The patient usually presents to us with complaints of bleeding per rectum, tenismus and morning diarrhea. The risk factors include obesity, diet, smoking, lack of physical exercise and genetic syndromes like lynch, gardeners and phab syndrome. The various radiological modalities that we use to evaluate the rectum are trans rectal ultrasound, CT and MR imaging. High resolution T2 weighted MR and diffusion weighted imaging are used in the staging of rectal cancer both before and after concurrent chemo radiotherapy. Now the patients who require chemo radiotherapy are advised to undergo neo adjuvant treatment before their surgery for 5 to 6 weeks. The follow up MRI is done at 5 to 6 weeks after the therapy and then MR tumor regression staging is done and patients are advised to undergo surgery within 2 to 3 weeks. Later these specimens derived from the surgery are examined to estimate the pathological grading of the tumor regression using Dwarak system. The aim of our study was to estimate the accuracy of MRI tumor regression grade with the histopathological grade in rectal cancer after administration of chemo radiotherapy. So this examination was performed for all patients who were histologically proven to have rectal adenogasinoma, the high resolution T2 sag, T2 oblique agil, T2 oblique coronal, diffusion weighted and large field view T1 pre and post contrast images were acquired using 1.5 Tesla magnetome Avento machine with pelvic faced array surface coils. A total of 21 patients were included in our study in a period of 1 year and 6 months. Out of these 9 cases were excluded from the study which did not meet our inclusion criteria. The purpose of our study was to determine the efficacy of tumor regression staging of rectal cancer in MRI with histopathological staging which was the goal standard criteria. The total of 21 patients included showed the median age of 51 plus minus 13 years, the most common age group between 50 and 259 years. The following was the grading that we used. So grade 1 was assigned to those patients who did not show any sign of regression or had a similar appearance as that was before treatment. Grade 2 is assigned to patients who still have a dominant tumor mass or signal intensity in the rectum with apparent fibrosis chronic inflammation with or without vasculopathy. Grade 3 has been assigned to patients who showed dominant fibrosis changes and signal intensity but still have a substantial tumor load. Grade 4 was assigned to those who have very few tumor cells remaining and have substantial fibrosis or low signal intensity. And grade 5 is assigned to those patients who showed complete response to treatment that is there were no tumor cells or there was absence of any tumor signal on MR imaging. So in our study 8.3% of the tumors were grade 1, 16.7% were grade 2, 41.7% were grade 3, 16.7% belonged to grade 4 and 16.7% landed in the grade 5 MR tumor regression grading stages. The accuracy of MR tumor regression grading system was between 75 to 91%. The maximum number of patients were in grade 3 with sensitivity, specificity, positive and negative predictive values as follows. Now this is the case of a 51-year-old rectal cancer patient, a male patient who showed pre-chemoradiotherapy staging of T4A tumor signal intensity involving the rectum. After the chemoradiotherapy we saw that the patient had regressed to 1 to grade 3 which showed a moderate response that is there were dominant fibrotic changes and there was also visible intermediate signal intensity tumor. In conclusion, there was a high accuracy between the MR and pathological tumor regression grading in rectal cancer. The preoperative assessment using MR can further predict the management and survival rate of the patient. The limitations to our study were that the sample size was small and we had a limited time period. Thank you.


for the Member's Statements. It's now time for Member's Statements. I recognize the Member for Mishkegawak James Bay. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Representatives of the Francophone Ontario teachers are with us this morning. Welcome to Queens Park. Member for Humber River, Black Creek. Thank you, Speaker. Educators have shaped our lives. They have taught us, took a personal interest in our success, pushed us to be our best selves. Their work goes far beyond the subject matter, and a terrible event last year in my community demonstrated the devotion our educators have for their students.  May he rest in peace. Our first responders, humanitarian and charitable organizations and many more rushed to help. Our school communities played a great role in helping students displaced by the fire by providing food, clothing, transportation, counseling, monetary donations and more. Of all the schools affected by the fire, St. Augustine Catholic School had the most impacted students. Their compassionate and dedicated principal, Rob DiLorenzo, stated that over $33,000 in gift card donations were collected by the greater TCDS community and went directly to the families of these students. Today in the galleries, I'm joined by two remarkable educators from James Cardinal McGuigan Catholic High School, where their impacted students were presented with clothing, food, furniture, transportation and of course an open door whenever they needed. These educators are Ms. Luisa Barone, a child and youth worker and Ms. Mina Adessa Salustria, a school social worker. Thank you, Luisa and Mina, for being there for your students and their time of need. We owe you in all schools a debt of gratitude. The work of our educators goes far beyond the classroom. They are there for our children in times of great need and they deserve our respect. They certainly have mine. Thank you. Member Statements, the member for Sarnia-Lampton. Good to see you, Speaker. Good to see you in the chair today. I rise again today to recognize the late Wilma McNeil, a community champion in Sarnia-Lampton who passed away recently at the age of 88. Everyone who is fortunate enough to interact with Wilma on a regular basis will miss her vibrant energy, great sense of humor and positive spirit. First and foremost, Wilma is a loving and devoted mother, grandmother and great grandmother who always put her family first no matter how many different projects and causes she was involved in. One of Wilma's most passionate projects was to have Remembrance Day restored as a statutory holiday in Ontario. A mission she worked on tirelessly for almost 30 years. During that time she collected countless signatures on petitions, championed her cause in the media and lobbied politicians of all stripes, including this one. In fact, less than a week before she passed, Wilma had a face-to-face meeting with my friend and colleague, the Honourable Monty McNaughton, Ontario's Minister of Labor, to discuss the idea of making November 11th a provincial holiday. Whatever the cause, Wilma's dedication and hard work were an inspiration for all of us on how to live our lives more harmoniously and make the world a better place for everyone. For her effort, she was recognized with the Lieutenant Governor's Community Volunteer Award, the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Award, among many others in the community. Mr. Speaker, I want to commend the late Wilma McNeil for her many acts of selflessness and her lifetime of service to Sarnia Lampden. As Sarnia Lampden's Mike Bradley said, Mayor Mike Bradley said, following her passing, quote, you wish you had a thousand citizens like Wilma. Thank you very much. Member statements? Member for London West. Thank you, Speaker. I rise today to salute the 200,000 teachers and education workers who are taking a stand this Friday to protect Ontario students. I want to give a shout out to the many businesses in my community who recognize the importance of quality public education to a healthy economy. Businesses like Physio 360, which opened its doors to those on the picket line in Byron, and Shelby's Food Express, which delivered shawarma to the Kensal Park line. I want to thank the many London West families who are supporting education workers in their fight. For example, a parent of three school-aged children wrote to me that the cuts proposed by the Ontario government will turn what should be a point of pride for Ontarians, our solid public education system, into something that puts us to shame, that the government is willing to fight so hard against Ontario families is disgraceful. It is something we all see and won't forget. I want to thank the many students who know exactly what is at stake, including members of my own London West youth cabinet who have launched a petition campaign calling for a reversal of class size increases and an end to mandatory e-learning and for more supports for students with special needs. Speaker, it's time for this government to start listening to businesses, families and students. Negotiate a fair deal now, one that protects the quality of education in this province. Thank you, Speaker. Thank you. Please take your seats. Member Statements. The Member for Milton. Thank you. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, it's always an honour and a pleasure to rise this in-house on behalf of my constituents. As everyone knows, yesterday was a family day, Mr. Speaker, and in my riding of Milton, my team and I organised an amazing free family skate at the Milton Sports Centre. Nice. And we had a tremendous, tremendous turnout, Mr. Speaker, where at one point we actually reached capacity and then we had lots of people waiting to get on the ice rink. And we had wonderful, wonderful young families, kids that came out for the free skate, enjoyed free cookies, even mini sticks, Mr. Speaker, as we all know, Milton is one of the fastest growing communities in the country and it's also very, very diverse. So anytime we get an opportunity to meet with constituents at community events and listen to their issues and concerns, it's extremely, extremely important to me. Another sort of a milestone in my community of Milton, Mr. Speaker, we were also able to proclaim February as the Black History Month in the town of Milton. I want to thank, of course, our mayor, all of my municipal elected colleagues, along with our federal member, who will all attend it and it's obviously a tremendous, tremendous honour to recognise and appreciate all of the contribution that the Black community has made, not just to Milton, the province of Ontario about our country. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Thank you. The member for Hamilton West and Caster Dundas. Thank you, Speaker. You know, a question that is on the minds of many Ontarians lately is who protects our water? In Hamilton, my residents are struggling with the aftermath of Sturgate, a massive spill, sewage spill, that contaminated Shadoke Creek in our beloved local wetland, Coots Paradise. This past week, outrage has turned to dismay with the news that a consultant's report has recommended to do nothing to clean up the mess. And the reason why? Because they conclude it will probably happen again. Hamiltonian John Vody writes that a Shadoke Creek fills up once with sewage, obey the law and clean it up. If it fills up again, clean it up again. And I couldn't agree more, Mr. Speaker. It's been shocking to learn how little input or control we as citizens have when it comes to protecting our water. And clearly, all levels of government have failed us. The Government of Ontario has a responsibility for real-time reporting to ensure that the public is informed of water contamination. And clean up and remediation should not be optional. The climate crisis is overwhelming our aging infrastructure and is contributing to the contamination of our waterways. We need Ontario to commit to investments in good, green infrastructure. We need to radically rethink our relationship with water. Water is a public resource. It's a common good. And it is our collective responsibility to protect it. Thank you very much. Member of Statements, the Member for Guelph. Thank you, Speaker. I rise with a heavy heart today to pay respect to Mario Rafalo, a security guard who has tragically killed while working at Guelph Central Station on January 15th. Last week, a vigil was held to honour his memory and to raise awareness about workplace safety. Every worker should come home at the end of the day. People talked about how Mario loved his family, cared for his father, and had a passion for horses. They also started a conversation about the intersection of homelessness, mental health and addiction and workplace safety. It's a difficult conversation, but an important one. When we fail to provide people with the care and services they need, it creates safety risks that are downloaded into public spaces and onto workers like Mario. We must move beyond thoughts and prayers by taking strong action on workplace safety and mental health services. That means more outreach workers and addiction counsellors, funding for mobile crisis intervention teams, and investments in supportive housing so that the most vulnerable have a safe and accessible place to live.  To his family, friends and co-workers, I extend my sincere condolences. Thank you. Member Statements. The Member for Don Valley North. The Speaker. On February 4th, 2020, I visited Canada's biggest karaoke television enterprise, CATS-KTV, in my riding of Don Valley North. That is scheduled to open in two months. CATS-KTV has 15,000 square foot facilities. That boosts state-of-the-art game centre and features fantastic gymnasium and basketball court. Among their many sport, music and games attractions, it is bound to be a great entertainment centre and a popular destination for locals and tourists alike. Thanks to our government's open for business policy and its efforts to cut the red tape for enter entrepreneur and business operators. In these past 19 months, we have helped the business all over Ontario, which has resulted in the creation of more than 300,000 new jobs. This is good news for business and the economy, but it's also good news for those who are now gainfully employed. With our government's job creation strategy, innovative and solid new business enterprise like CATS-KTV, and so many others, now find themselves in the right place at the right time to grow and flourish. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Thank you very much. Member Statements, the Member for Spadina for George. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. This new session of the House is actually starting with yet another fiasco in our education system. I was speaking with a teacher candidate, Madeline, from Cambridge, who attends Brock University. And yesterday, she signed up on February 3 to write the math proficiency test, which she needs to finish in order to complete her requirements to become a teacher. She signed up on February 3. Last night, she checked her website, and thank goodness she did, because she's no longer registered to write the test today. She asked to write at some point in the future. She's on a wait list. This is a huge fiasco that's hitting students, teacher-colleagues, candidates across the province. I've been told that students in Thunder Bay were planning to drive seven and a half hours to their location today, and now have been put on a wait list, so they've had to put that on hold. The first principle of education is that you prepare students for success. But the preparation materials on this government's website state specifically the sample questions on this website are not intended to be used for practice and do not cover the full range of subcategories and pedagogy components which will be assessed in the math proficiency test. So the students, their tests have been canceled, they haven't got the preparation materials, and if they don't write the test on time, then they will not be able to graduate on time and they will not be able to start teaching positions in September. This government owes the teacher candidates of this province an apology. I realize it's the first day back and a lot of people are taking the opportunity to re-inquaint themselves with their friends and colleagues, but could we keep the noise level down so we can hear the statements? The next statement, the member for Richmond Hill. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Today is the 25th day of the first month of the Chinese New Year. Since the house was not sitting, we were not able to organize a Chinese New Year celebration. However, as the Chinese scene goes, it is never too late. Please accept the red packet that I have prepared for you. With many Chinese in the community in Richmond Hill, Chinese New Year is the most celebrated event for them. This year is the year of the red. People born in the red year are optimistic, energetic, and likable by all. Men born in the year of the red are clever and adapt quickly to new environment, while women are organized and place great value on the family. Allow me to bring greetings to all of you here. 恭喜你生体健康万事盛宜. I wish all of you good health and wishes come true. And everyone in the Legislative Assembly 万众一生国泰民安 meaning that we will be of one accord bringing prosperity to the country and peace to all men. Today is also the lunar birthday of my husband. Happy birthday, Albert. Thank you very much. Member Statements. Member Statements. The Member for Aurora, Oak Ridge's Richmond Hill. Thank you very much, Speaker and Colleagues. As you all know, on January 8th, our extended Canadian family had the tragic loss of 176 lives, including 57 of our own on-board Ukrainian Airlines Flight PS 752. Those 57 Canadians were our close friends and neighbours. They were good parents and young children. They were renowned engineers, doctors, and students. They had bright and promising futures. They had friends and family who will always love them. And they had hopes and dreams which will now go unfulfilled. But even in this time of great sadness, the strength and resilience of the Persian Canadian community has been remarkable, and the outpouring of love and support from our fellow Canadians has been truly heartwarming. Since the tragic day, there have been dozens of vigils and memorials attended by Canadians from every community and representatives from all parties and all levels of government came to stand in mourning and solidarity with the victims' families. I'd like to thank every member of this House who agreed with our community, and Premier Ford in particular, for announcing the scholarship fund in honour of the 57 Canadian victims. I appreciate his leadership and his friendship throughout this ordeal. I'd also like to thank Mohamed Faqih for sponsoring the Canada Strong Fundraising Initiative in support of the Canadians who lost loved ones. In the wake of the tragedy of Flight PS 752, we have shown the world what it means to be Canadian, and we will not rest until justice is served. On behalf of myself, the member of Carleton and every member of this House, we offer our deepest condolences to the families, friends and victims. May you find strength and comfort during this difficult time.


Next question is from Janky Garage Jim. What are some good measurable mobility goals? I like this question and, you know, I don't know if this person has maps prime or prime pro, but in prime and prime pro, there's test. And this is the best way to do this, is, you know, there's test and then there's exercises and mobility drills that we give people to improve the mobility of the joint where they don't have great mobility.  Most people that will take our maps prime test will fail at least one, if not all three tests on there. So the goal is to be able to get to a place where you don't fail it. Or like, let's use our prime pro example where we have nine different tests in there that address every single joint. Some of the exercises in there you may not even be able to perform. So making progress in that, these are great goals. One that's really challenging for me that Justin does really well is what's the name Justin of the shoulder mobility exercise where you're really close to the wall? Wall circles. Wall circles are really, really tough for me to complete. I can't even complete them all the way around as well as Justin does. So when I watch him do that in the video and I know that I've been doing my mobility work for my shoulders, that's what my goal is to get to that place where I can do that as well as he does. And every time I go back and test, sometimes I test and I see I take steps back because I haven't been addressing mobility and then sometimes I know when I've been putting the working in because I've progressed and I've gotten closer to that. Yeah, that's what I love about, you know, us having two different programs like that. So the first one, you know, just prime, it's a lot more basic. It's like, you know, these three movements that are very challenging and there's lots of nuances that are going on in the body as you're going and performing these movements. But can you control your body to get into that position for one and then be comfortable in that position and then now own that position by being able to, you know, contract your muscles and be able to get out with strength. And so, you know, we highlight a lot of, you know, things that potentially may be pulling you out of that position or things to really look into and that's where Prime Pro, we can get even more specific with joint by joint type of movements. Yeah, I would say, you know, remember this was a challenge for us when we created Maps Prime. It's like, how do we generalize this, right? Because, you know, the other question is, you know, when you ask for what are good, you know, measurable mobility goals is, well, what are you looking to do, right? Are you an athlete? There's a different standard versus if you're just the regular person. But generally speaking, on Maps, and by the way, you can go to mapsprimewebinar.com. So mapsprimewebinar.com Justin will take you through the three that I'm going to tell you right now. One of them is a squat. Squat is a wonderful test of mobility, especially for the lower body, but it does use the whole body. Then there's a windmill and then there's a wall test. So all three of those kind of covers the whole body. So if you go on mapsprimewebinar.com, you'll follow along and then you'll be able to see where you have your breakdown in terms of mobility. So I would say those three, generally speaking, are probably good for most people.