What's up everybody, Jason from jazkiescasebrakes.com. We just sold out a little certified team up one box break right on team number two of 2021 basketball. This is gonna give away 15 Donner's team all spots away with this one box break here. And first we do the break. Randomized customer names and teams distribute the hits out. And at the end of the break, we'll take all 30 customer names and then half of you guys. Top 15 names get a spot in the team all break that is sold out now. I want you to be coming up next. Here we go. So let's roll the dice and let's do the break first. We got a three and a two for five times. One, two, three, four, five. Christopher down to David. Three and a two five times. One, two, three, four, five. Pacers down to the heat. All right, again guys. So this is a quick little filler break. So stick to what you got but I'll let you quickly look at your teams right now. All right guys, trade when the close in. You got no guaranteed autographs here but there is this like little print wave that you can easily get here or you can only get here. It's kind of like a little scope feel. So what pen do you see on top of all these cards? Blood sew and actually we did get a patch autograph. Wow, we didn't get one in the last one. That is a red, yellow freshman fabrics of Zeke or the Denver Nuggets, nice. And this time we actually also got a rookie, Obi Toppin. Remember this is exclusive to Team All Edition. It's like little scopes on the prints and a little Zion as well. Say hi to my, all right nice, successful box. We got a Zion, Obi Toppin rookie and a patch autograph. Now let's switch scenes and give away those spots. Remember top 15, half of you guys get in, roll it. It's a four and a two for six times, good luck. One, two, three, four, five, six. Boom, six times. Eric, Adam, Sarah, Scott, David, Brian, Steve, Jonathan, last but not the least, Scott. W, Scott, B, Adam, Jeff, Brian, Jake, Eric. Congratulations, top 15 get in. I feel like there's a lot of different names in here. I got in, so appreciate it guys. Top six, sorry, six times, top 15 get in. So coming up next, guys, is the Brick itself. Jaspyskatesbricks.com.


Over the past decade, a variety of new drugs and surgical techniques have been developed to lower intraocular pressure and treat glaucoma. This trend has reinvigorated interest in understanding how and where aqueous humor outflow occurs. Three main pathways are currently known, trabecular or conventional outflow, uveoscleral or unconventional outflow, and subconjunctival outflow. Current methods for imaging these pathways are at varying stages of development. With conventional outflow imaging being the most advanced. Nevertheless, each route possesses a unique biology that can be leveraged in the quest for more knowledge about aqueous humor outflow. Conventional outflow accounts for approximately 90% of aqueous humor flow under physiologic conditions. Here, imaging methods have focused on capturing structural or flow-based features. Optical coherence tomography has enabled researchers to assess ocular tissue in live human subjects, while tracer-based methods, such as aqueous angiography, have enabled visualization of blood flow. In conventional outflow, growing evidence suggests ocular hypertension may be an expansion of normally low-flow segmental areas. Further research could improve understanding of why intraocular pressure increases in disease and how to lower it by modified drug and surgical approaches. Imaging of the unconventional outflow pathway is much more difficult. In fact, such imaging has never been performed in real time in a living subject, but research points to a few strategies that could help. These include identifying low-flow regions, using large tracer molecules that are less likely to leak out of the conventional pathway, and patients on the part of the observer, as unconventional outflow lags conventional outflow. Better imaging could lead to improved treatment of both hypotony and ocular hypertension. Unlike for the other two routes, there is currently no evidence that subconjuctival outflow directly affects physiologic intraocular pressure, but because of the potential effects on glaucoma surgery and drug delivery, the subconjuctival route could be exploited to improve eye care. Bleb-related surgeries, which are reserved for patients with highly advanced glaucoma, may be able to be enhanced by improving lymphatic outflow. And improved drug delivery through the subconjuctival route could aid the treatment of all eye diseases that require drug therapy. Overall, visualization of how and where aqueous humor outflow occurs is improving. As knowledge and techniques continue to advance, researchers are sure to gain a better understanding of ocular hypertension in glaucoma and how to treat it.


Live from New York, it's theCUBE, covering AWS Summit, New York, 2018. Brought to you by Amazon Web Services and its ecosystem partners. Welcome back everyone. It's theCUBE live in New York City for Amazon Web Services Summit 2018 in Manhattan. I'm John Furrier with my co-host Jeff Frick, all day coverage here in New York. Our next guest is Erica Windish, founder and CEO of IOPype, CUBE alumni. Welcome back, great to see you. Thanks for coming on. Thank you. All right, so you are a superhero, Amazon hero, superhero, what do they call it? Amazon community hero. Community hero. Specifically of the first serverless, I'm the serverless community hero. The serverless community hero, and of course that was their theme all last year, be a superhero, burner on stage. What's new? What's new since last year? With, well, a lot of things are new since last year. IOP, IOP, are you a company? Yeah, IOPype, maybe we're not new, we've been around, we've made a lot of changes. We've been working not just on the infrastructure observability, but also helping developers understand how the application is being used by the users. So if you build an application, let's say, filters data, you can understand how many records were filtered or how many were processed. You can understand really more insights into things, like for instance, if you have an Alexa scale, you can automatically, without any changes to the app, besides adding IOPype, filter down the conversations to users and really get insight into each indication, the whole conversation that occurred for that Alexa scale. And that's just not for Alexa, that's for any serverless app. The key is the data pipe. So the question that we heard earlier, I asked an early Amazon guy, came on and said, hey, what's going on with the adoption of serverless and Lambda? And she said surprisingly, she said, enterprises are adopting more than they thought. Do you see the same thing with Lambda and serverless? What's going on there? What are some of the trends that you see happening? Yeah, I mean, yes, there's lots of adoption. And I think it's, what I'm actually seeing is a lot of the smaller companies, really, like individual developers that a year ago, were saying, oh, serverless is a fad, serverless is silly, whatever. Those people are now turning around a lot. And some of those people even joined Amazon, right? They were like, yeah, they were like skeptics and now they're like, oh, we're going to work for Amazon. But for those large enterprises, Amazon solved a lot of challenges that they had in the early days, things like PCI compliance, the HIPAA compliance. Like these are problems that Amazon's been solving in the last year or two. And now enterprises are able to adopt. There are still challenges for some of those larger enterprises, especially around things like the development model. It's a bigger paradigm shift to go to serverless than it was to go to Docker. Because with Docker, you already moved things to VMs. You just have to shrink that image and fit it into containers. And now with serverless, it's easier, but different, right? So I would say it's easier that containers were, but also more different than they were. So mindset's shifting, easier. So you kind of got to take a leap of faith if you're from the old VM world. You're like, okay, I've got to kick the tires. I got to go play with it. Is that some of the adoption challenges? Is it, I mean, because that seems to be the issue. It's like, once you believe it's like, okay, once you take it with Amazon, you're like, okay, that seems to be the trend. Do you see it that way? A little bit. I think that Amazon's improving their messaging. They were really pushing for, let's go into an enterprise and tell them, you know, rewrite your entire application or your whole business around serverless, right? Go all in on serverless. And you know, I think they've gotten better with saying- Don't let the door hit you on the way out. I think they've gotten better at telling the story of, it's okay to put your feet in the water.  You don't have to build large, complex applications with it immediately, right? You're going to get there. I think that there was definitely a lot of push to telling corporations and our large enterprises to go all in, which is not realistic, right? It's a transformation. And that transformation takes time. So when you say different, that needs to be more of like, makes sense now because if it's different, you can't hard sell it. You got to get people to ingratiate into it, feel comfortable because it's going to be the fear of will the parachute open if I jump out of the plane? And then once it works, they kind of get it. I guess the question I would have is, if I'm a developer and I'm like, okay, I function as a service, you got to land all this cool stuff with microservices right around the corner. You get containers, you see service meshes and you see Kubernetes. Certainly the cloud native community has been going crazy over Kubernetes. But then the eye on service meshes, what's your take on that? How does that fit into serverless trend? Is it a FogUnl? Does it connect? Is it a migration path? So I look at serverless applications or stateless applications that run on stateless architecture. You cannot, serverless is a stateless architecture. That requires it to be a stateless application. If you cannot describe your application as stateless, then it's not going to be a good fit for serverless today. So if for some reason you can't define your application as stateless, you're going to have to run on something with Kubernetes. Databases are really straightforward. Example of something that's very, very staple. It's very hard to build a database that is stateless.  And those workloads of staple applications are going to continue running for now on things like Kubernetes.  Cause you're building a stateless application. It makes sense to run it on stateless architecture. Makes sense. What's your biggest observation the past year? What's your, when you look at the landscape, obviously you got other clouds in there. You got Google and Amazon, both consumer companies that build clouds for their scale. And then you got Microsoft, they're not a consumer company. Oracle, IBM, kind of business to business companies. Is there a trend? I mean, we've been kind of poke at this. Stu and I and the team have been like, okay, is there a pattern? Is there going to be two sides of the street? Because I think Google's got a great cloud, a great tech, TensorFlow, right? Not as robust as, say, Amazon, and not as deep and further along, but Azure is essentially a bolt on. And so it's Oracle, IBM's IBM, those are business companies. Is there a pattern? Do you have any insight into that? What's your perspective on the makeup of the cloud providers in general? I mean, is consumer a good thing? I think it is. But then there's other things don't have a consumer background. See the pattern? What do you think? Yeah, I don't know. I guess I haven't thought too much about this.  There's not everybody loves Amazon. Not everybody loves Google. Not everybody likes Microsoft, right? There were a lot of the tech community just like Microsoft for a long time. A lot of the non-tech community dislikes Amazon's practices around just like their factories and so forth, right?  And I'm sure that bleeds over a little bit into the cloud. Probably not so much at the enterprises, but I mean, like the fact that these are large enterprises with multiple business segments and subsidiaries and whatever, that all affects the end product. I was talking with a person at Google, it was a great interview I had with her and she was talking about like, okay, they did a study around what makes developers happy. And interestingly enough, wait time was critical between commits. They don't want to wait more than a few minutes before they move on to something else. And the other thing that was interesting was they want to work in an environment that's going to be safe, but they really wanted to have the collaboration. And so the question is, is that, what makes developers happy these days? Is it the time? Is it the collaboration? What are some of the things that you see are making this new modern developer happy these days? What do you see out there in the marketplace? So, I mean, developers generally don't want to be operating things. You know, there's this whole idea of like DevRel, or sorry, DevApps and how DevApps is a culture. It's a way of development, it's a way of approaching your thinking. And I think that really the thing that they were selling there was, developers don't want to operate, right? Or operators don't want to deal. I mean, DevRel was in a way kind of a pushback from operators saying, please, we're going to give you the tooling so you can do this yourself. But then there were a lot of developers that pushed back and said, but I don't want to do operations. I don't understand it. And I think things like Serverless is really helpful for those developers who don't have to do operations anymore. They like the cloud is now handling the upside of DevApps. And it's just depth again to a large degree. These things have kind of like operations are still there. It's just much different. And it's much more about application operations instead of infrastructure operations. What's next for you guys in the company? What are you guys working on now? Any big news you guys hiring? Give me an update on the company that you've found.  Can I say that word? Of course, yeah. Damn straight, you can't. But we've been making sales, improving a product. We're about to release what we call auto tracing, which is going to give users, developers insight into API calls and their responses and their timings and so forth. So you get more of a deeper tracing of an invocation. We released the GoLang agent, Java. I mean, since last year when I spoke to you at least at this conference, we made a lot like, we support it four different languages, three different languages since then. Cause I think back then we're just node. Now it's Python, Java, GoLang. We have profiling since then for all of the languages we support. Wow. You guys been busy? We've been very busy. So we've just been building and building and building and selling. Awesome. How many people in the company now? Still lean and mean? Yeah, just shy of a dozen, I think. Cool. Yeah. Awesome. Well, congratulations, Erica. Great to see you. Thanks for coming on theCUBE. Thank you. Serverless Hero here at AWS on theCUBE. Bringing it down. A stateful and stateless application whenever we want to be in theCUBE. Of course, we're bringing it without any service because we are in Amazon. Thanks for sharing the comment there. I'm John Furrier with Jeff Frick. Stay with us for more coverage here for all day here in Manhattan for CUBE coverage of AWS in New York City. We'll be right back.


And I honestly and ultimately think that that is what got me the interview and then my personality What's up you guys it's the Dada welcome back to my channel. Thank you guys so much for watching If you haven't already done so and if you're new to this channel Go ahead take a look around if you like what you see go ahead and subscribe Hit that notification bell so you can know every time that I put a new video out Also follow me on instagram at adana the pa So, um, this video is going to be about the whole like my whole application slash Reapplication process so the mistakes that I made in my first applications And then how I changed that to get into pa school like, you know How I feel I changed that to get into pa school when I was originally applying to pa school I thought that I kind of was just gonna like wing this thing, right? You know, like I told you guys before like I applied to some schools Like in the Caribbean and stuff and I got into those and I was like, all right Well, if I can get into some med schools, then I can absolutely get into pa school No, and I was wrong So that was like my first mistake just kind of thinking like, okay I can just go ahead and apply to pa school because I got into med school. So why not right and from that mistake I learned that I needed to do my research and that's why I'm always telling you guys do your research I heard me say that many many many many times before and I had to learn the hard way And this was one of the reasons why I had to do my research on pa school The prerequisites what I had what I did not have because I didn't have some of the prerequisites I had a biomedical sciences major and for my major I only needed like a general psychology But for pa school they want abnormal or Developmental psych and I didn't have those so I was applying and I didn't even meet the requirements Stupid, right? So for me, I did that research another mistake that I made was Just kind of not really going through my gpa and making sure that it was exactly Um, the gpa requirements for those particular programs and that along goes with doing my research So, um, I thought that I met like some of the gpa requirements of the 3.0 Science, um, I met the 3.0 with respect to cumulative But when I went through my cast but I realized hey, I didn't meet the science gpa because cast but calculated One of the courses that I took that was not considered a science course at my program But cast but considered a science course and I didn't do as well I think I got like a maybe a b-minus or something like that in it Or like yeah, like a b or b-minus in that and so from that I was like man, I have to redo this like I Didn't this is not the gpa that I should have like I think it was like a 2.9 something I'm like what a science gpa 2.9 and you know, I thought like, okay Well, it's right there. I will be okay I can I can you know kind of slide on by and that is not the case They're looking for any opportunity that they have to kind of weed students out because they're getting so many applicants, right? So with respect to that, I had to make sure that I went back I took my prerequisites and I took some science courses over. I made sure that I Got better grades in those courses that were lower so that I could raise my gpa because it wasn't at the requirement Along the lines of that I also made the mistake of again not doing my research and seeing that Hey, my courses were running old So when I decided to go to you know, the whole go through the whole application process of pa school There were certain courses certain science courses that needed to have been done within like five years seven years 10 years and then some like within the last 12 or so 12 to 24 months and The crazy thing is that each program has their own requirements on that So there's nothing it's not standardized across the board and so that made it really difficult for me because I thought okay You know, this is like the MCAT. This is like MCAS, right? So if I fill out the MCAS like it's standard for med schools Like that's it. That's all I have to do and I can apply to how many of our med schools I want to apply to but that's not the case for pa school You literally have to go to each program that you're looking at and see like, all right, so how many years or how old can this Anatomy course be how old can this Micro course be so all of your science courses, you know Do they need to have been completed within the last seven years or five years? And for me that was a mistake that I made because some of those courses were either old Or were going to be old by the time I applied and that was some of those stipulations And so I went through my gpa. This was a difference that I changed I went through my gpa and I looked at all of those courses and I made sure Okay, and is this going to be old within the next year to two years if it was I retook it Especially if it was a science course because it was mainly with respect to your science courses And so I made those those decisions to retake those courses. I took them over I made sure that I got A's in them because I knew that that would not only help me going in to application But help my gpa and so I did that And I think that that helped me as well get into pa school The last thing that I feel like I did differently, which nesta which doesn't fall on the the do your research Umbrella was my personal statement I used the same personal statement for pa school that I used for med school Because I was like, hey, they're both, you know medical professions Let me just like tweak a little thing here and there and kind of send it off. No wrong First off my personal statement from med school was trash. Oh my gosh It was trash if you have not seen that video of me reading my personal statement me and my husband talking about it And then like how I changed up my personal statement For the cycle that I actually got in Please go right now. Um, I will leave maybe like a little Q box or description like link in the description box for you guys to go watch that because that was important Um, I really think that the personal statement is like one of the single most important parts of Your pa school applications that is what is going to get you into the interview And it's it's your opportunity to tell people about like who you are as a person apart from the paper That they see with all these grades and the wonderful things that you've done And so my personal statement was trash. So ultimately I was trash as an applicant, right?  I did my research. I really looked at all the things I needed to do I decided hey, I need to change this personal statement I am not the same person that I was like three four or five years ago Whatever it was that I wrote that personal statement in my junior year of undergrad. Um, I'm a mom now a wife now I've had like some life lived I've worked So it was important for me to address those aspects of my life And I did and I changed my personal statement around. Um, I thought it was a very strong personal statement And I honestly and ultimately think that that is what got me the interview and then my personality Is what got me into pa school But those were the mistakes that I've made and then those were the things that I changed to kind of Make myself a better applicant to get into pa school. And so for you all who are looking at this Um, and you're like, all right, you know, I don't want to make some of these same mistakes My main takeaway my main take home point is Do your research if you do your research, um, and you kind of just look at these things and you see Hey, you know, I'm here. I want to do this and you do the little comparisons sheet that I've talked about Then I think that you will be very prepared for your application. Um, ultimately your interview and then pa school If you have any further questions for me, please leave them in the comment section below If you have not already done so like this video and follow me on instagram at adana the pa Thank you guys so much for watching. I will talk to you guys next time. Bye


You need a financial advisor with the freedom to focus on your specific needs. Whatever your goals, Reeve Potter can create a game plan tailored to you. Call Reid at 432-0777 at Pikeville, Kentucky to learn more. On Tuesday, January 10th, Pikeville PD arrested a Floyd County resident and charged him with burglaries at two local businesses. Now in custody of the Floyd County Jail, James Prater was charged with third-degree burglary and first-degree criminal mischief. Prater has allegedly caused several thousand dollars in damages in the process. On the first burglary we had at the Funtime Inflatables, the subject attempted to open that door with a pry bar for several minutes and created substantial damage to both doors. It was a double door and he was unsuccessful and he subsequently just busted the glass out with the crowbar, entered the business, and once inside there there was damage done all over the store, including in the back where the public can't even go, behind the registers to the arcade machines, which I'm sure customers are probably going there right now and see they're probably not offerable and that's why. Then he got to Riverfield, Tent Cinema, where one of the reasons we tied these in together is that he had the same method of operation of entering the businesses, which I'm sure that'll all come to light in court for him, but he had damaged the door there and he had done some damage upstairs with an item that he stole to the wall and he had stolen much of the other miscellaneous items from the movie theater as well. Through a two-day investigation, Lieutenant Branham, along with help from Detective Bruce Collins, Sergeant Jeremy Giles, and Floyd County Deputy Kevin Johnson were able to find and arrest Prater. It's always a team effort. They don't come out here and do this for individual accolades or recognition whatsoever. Like I mentioned before, we just want justice for the victims and we have to work together as a team with other agencies too in order to accomplish that. These small businesses, these are both locally owned businesses. You're talking about the Riverfield, Tent Cinema, and Funtime Inflatables and they suffered hardship from this. They suffered a lot of damage and they lost a lot of things and they lost money and they're still trying to recover from it. So I wanted to see that these businesses got justice for that. I did not want to just open a case and type it up and leave it there. I wanted to make sure that we put a face with the burglar and put them in jail that way there would be justice for these businesses and that way other businesses and them didn't have to worry about it anymore. We believe we got an extremely tight case on this suspect and we're very happy that these businesses around town don't have to worry about getting broken into and burglarized at night anymore now. Reporting from Out in Top News, I'm Nick Colum.


Got that left slightly. That's it, arms folded for me. Perfect. Arms folded again. Keep looking at me. Perfect. Keep looking at me. That was good. I feel very repetitive. So we'll set something up. It's over there. Just one more time. Just cover that step. Just cover the step. I'm going to get you coming out of this bend a bit tighter. Just walk up. That's a drag one. Cover that. You might look kind of upset. Right, got it? Why are you going this way? Yeah, if you... I think the door is on the right there. It's interesting though. So kind of go in that door. I'm faking it. No, I'm faking it. Now, yeah. It's the ball made though. One more time. Hang on. One and back. One, two steps. One, two, we go. One, two, come on. Just one. What a kiss. Are we doing a bulls***? Yeah, I think we should. He's got to walk over. He's got to meet Jamie. He's got to meet Jamie. He's got to meet Jamie. He's got to meet Jamie. I'll get it. Wow, that was so natural. That's a key thing. Yes, this is just like an informal quick fight. What's your name? Do you have a nickname? Where are you from? Scotland. Who's your footballer and eye? I don't know. He's too old. No way. How old are you? How old are you? How old are you? I don't know. Can you imagine how old you are? I don't know. You're from Austria? I don't know. How old are you? I don't know. How old are you? I don't know. How old are you? I don't know. How old are you? I don't know. How old are you? That's beautiful. Straight ahead of Paul's. We're going to head back to that first pole. You're going to go right for it. When you're inside, head back straight. Let's go. Why Bradford City? I think it's evident that the fan base is brilliant here.  It's part of it. A few bruises here and there. I'm sure that will be coming my way. But it's also a big part of my game to be able to win three kicks in those areas and then be able to deliver good quality. And especially in set pieces can be so important in this league. So it's something that's an advantage to my game. Like I said, I think I'm very fortunate that I've done well myself to put myself in a position to work with a guy like that and I'm just glad I was able to do it for it. There was a bit more of an expectation that was supposed to be there and we fell off towards the end of the season. So in my experience it was God-dependent in time so I don't know what it would be like here. But obviously that's an aspiration for this club and something I hope we can get. Thanks very much. That's a lot of luck for them. That alright? Watch the highlights and all the interviews. Meet the guys I'm brilliant.


Welcome back. You're watching Wake Up with Cheddar, President Trump and Chinese Vice Premier Liu signed a phase one deal that will roll back some tariffs and increase Chinese buying of U.S. goods. The U.S. and China, the world's two largest economies, have been engaged in a trade conflict for the past 18 months. Here to discuss is Melissa Armo, founder and owner of the stock swoosh that will consumers. Melissa, thank you for joining us. Do you think consumers are going to feel an impact from this trade deal? Honestly, I think the farmers will feel an impact, as far as everyone else, not so much, because they're still keeping the tariffs on into probably the next phase two if a phase two in fact gets done. I really don't see that much that occurred here other than the fact that China promises to buy more agriculture from the farmers, which is really going to help the farmers that have been struggling throughout this. As far as consumers, I really don't see much difference in what's going to happen with consumers. How do you think investors can capitalize on this phase of the trade deal? Well, we're up this morning. Markets gapping up this morning in every market index in the QQQs and the spy and the diamonds. So the market's probably going to have a rally today. The market has been anticipating that some kind of deal was going to get done, even though this isn't really what everybody wanted. Everyone wanted a big trade deal right away. Instead, they decided to break it up into two parts. But I think the hardest part is coming up ahead. And again, I think they're going to push that off past the election. And again, it could take several more months or even years to finish that because that's the most difficult part. We're talking about the part that includes the intellectual property. So for right now, the market is rallying. For right now, the market is just happy that no more tariffs were put on. So we're seeing a very positive reaction this morning. This is a by opportunity. Quite frankly, the market we're making no highs right now this morning. In terms, though, of that second part of the trade deal, you just mentioned that some of the bigger and more complicated issues still haven't really been addressed. Do you think that perhaps we could see some more trouble down the line? I know investors do not like uncertainty. I definitely think that this last part, which is the critical part, is going to be the toughest and could take a long time. And I think potentially, even though with this phase one, the Trump administration said they're not going to put any more tariffs on. What could occur, which would be a negative for the market, is if they don't see progress, say Trump gets reelected in 2020 and then they continue to negotiate. If they don't see progress with that second phase, then Trump could potentially put more tariffs on again, which would create volatility in the market. I think any halt in further talks would create volatility in the market. We're really not seeing it now. And we've had such a bullish start to 2020. We gapped up and started the year incredibly bullish. We've had very few red days at all in the market so far to start this year. Now, I realize it's only January 16th. But I mean, when you look at the momentum from 2019, it says if it's just ongoing, carrying right on through into 2020. That said, do you think that the ripple effects or any of the problems that we were talking about having to do with a trade war with China, do you think that that was overblown? The market doesn't really seem to be impacted by it? Well, the market's happy that China and the US are still talking. As long as, like I said, as long as all the talks are going on, as long as no more tariffs are put on, I think the market will continue and shake off any pickup that would be a tweet. But if more tariffs get put on or if the talks are halted, then the market's going to shake around and possibly have a drop off. I know a lot of people waited. They didn't buy any pullbacks in the market because they wanted a deep pullback. And I don't look at that. I look at momentum. I look at gaps to look at the market. That's what I'm saying today is a buy opportunity in the market. But I know that a lot of people have missed this rally. So some people are waiting kind of for a sell off to happen before going long again. One thing I will say, though, even if we see some volatility at any point in 2020, whether it's because of the election, whether it's because of the impeachment, whether it's because of something with tariffs or China, I still think the market holds the uptrend. I'm still a firm believer that the market is going to continue to be bullish for the next several years. The tax cuts that were put in place for corporations were so lucrative for those companies. And I just don't see that stopping anytime soon. What happens, though, if President Trump doesn't win the election in November? I mean, just in terms of the uncertainty surrounding that, if a Democrat were to win the election, what does that mean? As you mentioned, phase two is where a lot of these big issues are going to be resolved. I don't know who would get elected if Trump wouldn't get elected. Quite frankly, to me, there really is no front runner. And I think if a Democrat would get elected, it depends who it would be. If they would continue with the Chinese tariff negotiations, however, I will say this, it's very low odds that Trump is not going to get reelected. When you look at the economy is very strong. When you look at unemployment rates, it's very low. We're at a point where you say almost everyone is working and that is good. When you look at we're talking about the consumers, consumers are spending. Look at the sales that we had. We had record breaking sales for the holiday season. So by and large, and also the fact that the markets rolling, so people's 401ks are increasing in value, by and large, I would be shocked if Trump would not get reelected. So I think it's low odds that that wouldn't occur. But say a Democrat would get elected, it really would depend who it would be. Remember Bloomberg still in the race. He didn't participate in the in the event last night. But I still think that Bloomberg could be out there and surprise people as far as the Dems go. All right, Melissa Armo, founder and owner of this stock swoosh. Melissa, thank you so much for joining us this morning. Have a great day.


We salute the states and territories whose sons and daughters will graduate today. Connecticut, Massachusetts, South Carolina, Mississippi, Puerto Rico, Northern, Mariana, Flagstaff, Order to join the staff of Recruit Training Command in welcoming the graduating divisions with your applause as they enter Midway Ceremonial Girl Hall and are announced in the following order. Today's graduating conforming unit is Division 916. Honor staff, Honor Guard, the Recruit Review Commander, Adjutant, and Graduates who provide support assignments for today's ceremony. Ladies and gentlemen, you may be seated. Thank you. Division is right. Section leaders fall out and collect outer garments. And we ask this as a courtesy to our viewing officer. Photography is certainly encouraged, but we ask that you remain seated and off the drill boat. The photographers you will see undead throughout the review are the official photographers of Recruit Training Command. Division commanders, left or right, face, parade, rest. Lieutenant Josh Jones, Recruit Training Command's drill division officer. I would like to welcome you to today's pass and review. Today you will see five divisions comprised of 337 sailors participating in their graduation ceremony and soon to join the most powerful Navy in the world. Please draw your attention to the unit position at Center Deck. There is the review commander and staff. The review commander is responsible for conducting the graduation ceremony. Today's review commander is Fireman Alexis Rigby from Cedro Woolley, Washington. Let's give her a hand, folks. Performing today is the Triple Threat Unit on their seventh week of training, the State Flags Unit on their eighth week of training, and the Staff Unit on their tenth and final week of training. These units are comprised entirely of recruits. During their night of arrival, recruits are placed into divisions of 88 personnel and assigned division commanders. Recruit division commanders form the backbone of recruit training and are key individuals in the life of every recruiter. Division commanders must serve as counselors, disciplinarians, administrators, and military leaders. Above all, they must show themselves as outstanding examples of military bearing, appearance, attitude, and behavior. Each division also has a recruit chief petty officer. This senior recruit supervises the divisional staff positions and leaves the division in the absence of their division commanders. Now, ladies and gentlemen, it is my pleasure to introduce the graduating divisions, their division commanders, and recruit chief petty officers. As I introduce each division, they will raise the competitive flags that they have earned throughout their training. As I introduce each recruit chief petty officer, the flag representing their home state will also be raised. Please hold your applause until all introductions have been completed. I will be starting from their right. Division 075, commanded by Chief Petty Officer Dela Gonzalez, Petty Officer First Class Kimberly Hammond, Petty Officer Second Class Cleaver Presti, and the recruit chief petty officer, Airman Apprentice Jordan Silva from Deerfield Beach, Florida. Division 076, commanded by Chief Petty Officer Robert Allison, Petty Officer First Class Peter May, Petty Officer Second Class Elijah Stansberg, recruit chief petty officer, Airman recruit Brian Sissel from Bardstown, Kentucky. Division 077, commanded by Petty Officer First Class Brandon Romano, Petty Officer First Class Moises Beltran, Petty Officer First Class Aliyah Mangan, and the recruit chief petty officer, Seaman David Cope from Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. Division 079, commanded by Chief Petty Officer Willie McGee, Petty Officer First Class Robert Shortfigure, Petty Officer First Class Dylan Sublett, and the recruit chief petty officer, Seaman recruit Ethan Wood from Alamo, California. Division 916, commanded by Petty Officer First Class Michael Sherer, Petty Officer First Class James Furnison, Petty Officer First Class Valerie Litwinko, and the recruit chief petty officer, Fireman Alexis Rigby from Cedro-Wooley, Washington. On behalf of the commanding officer and staff of recruit training command, we congratulate these division commanders and recruit chief petty officers on a job well done. In a moment, you will see the ceremonial side boys, Boatson and Honor Guard take their places for arrival honors. This time, Honor tradition is our formal greeting to this morning's reviewing officer. When requested by the announcer, please stand for the arrival honors, marching on of the colors and the national anthem, and invocation. As a reminder, military guests shall be covered throughout the entire graduation ceremony. And ladies and gentlemen, one final note. As we fit in the importance of this occasion, our ceremony is conducted in a formal manner. However, we do encourage you to participate in today's graduation ceremony by letting your applause show these sailors just how proud of them you are. Once again, welcome aboard.  We thank you for the brave men and women who have answered the call to serve our nation with honor, courage and commitment. We ask for your continued presence and guidance as they embark on this new journey as sailors may they be strengthened and empowered to uphold the values of duty, loyalty and selflessness, help guide them to be war fighters of character who embody the highest ideals of integrity, resilience and excellence. May they always remember the sacrifices of those who have gone before them and be inspired to carry on that legacy with humility and honor. We pray that you would bless each one of them with good health, safety and success and all of their upcoming endeavors. May their families and loved ones be comforted and supported knowing that their sailors are in your loving care. And as we hear the words of the Navy Hymn, Eternal Father, may it serve as a reminder of the ever-present protection offered in the hour of danger whether we find ourselves on land or out to sea. In your holy name I pray, amen. The ocean deep, it's all night's peace. At this point, the commanding officer would issue orders and instructions to the unit commanders. Then, the unit commanders would face about and relay the information to their divisions. Today's events show how orders are passed through the chain of command. Regional Navy Center would also like to complete sponsors. USS Curesar, Sponsoring Division 075, Southeast Region Navy Center, Sponsoring Division 076 and Construction Battalion, Navy's Unit 303, Sponsoring Division 077, Latorre Combat Ship, Squadron 1, Sponsoring 079. Our fleet sponsor program allows recruits to connect sailors from Navy command from around the world for valuable mentoring and motivation while training here at RCC. I would also like to welcome all our veterans here today. Thank you for your dedicated service to our country. For all our veterans, please rise so we can give you a round of applause. Thank you for your service to our country. Division 916 graduates today, there are support staff in it providing arrival honors, Honor Guard or Kurt Root Commander, Adjutant and support staff for the ceremony. Please join me in giving them and four other graduating visitors here today a round of applause for their outstanding performances. We are here to train physically fit, smart discipline sailors such as those standing here today. These sailors before you have completed 10 rigorous weeks of demanding training earn the right to wear the uniform recognized around the world as a symbol of freedom. I would also like to take a moment to introduce you, their family and friends to your new dating family. As you reconnect with your sailors shortly and navigate your new journey together, we encourage you to stand here in Great Lakes and around the world. Search Navy Boot Camp, Navy Family to learn more about your new Navy Family. Today's graduates serve as a bedrock of our Navy forces and will join other American sailors around the world to defend freedom and liberty from those who have threatened it. I can say with pride this training group is ready to graduate today. Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you 337 of the newest sharpest sailors in the United States today. Attention to detail and pride in accomplishment. Divisions performing above standards throughout their training are awarded recognition flags in the five mission areas. Academic achievement, military drill, compartment readiness, applications and physical fitness. These flags are carried as a visible symbol of the division's success. Each flag indicates that your sailors individually and as teams met performance standards in one or more mission area events. A division that exceeds basic requirements in these areas during their training as a battle efficiency division is awarded the battle to the flag in recognition of their performance. Division zero, seven, five. Commanding officer, Captain Frobert, recognized the review commander for today's ceremony. Fireman Alexis Rigby, Division nine, one, six, from Cedro Holy, Washington. Throughout our training, Fireman Rigby has exhibited great pride in naval service and has consistently demonstrated her potential as an effective leader. She has maintained a high standard of personal appearance and displayed excellent military bearing and command voice. Congratulations on your outstanding achievement. Well done, Sailor. Academic score during recruit training, Seaman Robert Valdez, Division zero, seven, nine from Edinburgh, Texas has earned the Academic Excellence Award, which is sponsored by the Fort Dearborn Chapter of the Illinois Society of the Sons of the American Revolution. Seaman Valdez receives a letter of commendation from the commanding officer. Well done, Sailor. For having displayed extraordinary qualities in expressing the American spirit of honor, initiative, and loyalty, Seaman Hernando Umayam, Division zero, seven, six from Mason Lock, Philippines is awarded the Navy League Award, which is sponsored by the Navy League of the United States. Seaman Umayam is presented with a commemorative plaque and a letter of commendation from the commanding officer. Well done, Sailor. Division zero, seven, nine from San Pedro Sula, Honduras is the winner of the United Service Organization Award for best exemplifying the spirit and intent of the word gypny. Constructionman Alavarez Flores is given a commemorative plaque from the United Service Organization. Well done, Sailor. Division nine, one, six from Tucson, Arizona is the recipient of the Military Order of the World Wars Award of Merit. This award is presented for meritorious performance during recruit training. Airman Diccini is presented with a commemorative plaque from the Military Order of the World Wars. Well done, Sailor. The Association Leadership Award is presented to Seaman Apprentice Emilio Avalos, Division zero, seven, six from Ventura, California for demonstrating exceptional tenacity and professionalism. Seaman Apprentice Avalos is awarded a letter of commendation from our commanding officer. Well done, Sailor. Ion Sissel, Division zero, seven, six from Bardstown, Kentucky is the recipient of the Navy Club of the United States of America Military Excellence Award for best exemplifying the qualities of enthusiasm, devotion to duty, military bearing and teamwork. This award places him at the pinnacle of today's newest sailors. He is awarded a flag leader of commendation. Airman Apprentice Sissel, the staff of recruit training command salutes you as the finest of this group of graduates. Well done, Sailor. For recruit training command for their dedicated service this past three years where they've trained over 70,000 recruits for the fleet. Lieutenant Markey and Chief Beldez report to the drill back front in the center. Department of the Navy, this is to certify that the Secretary of the Navy has awarded the Navy and Marine Corps commendation medal to Lieutenant Seamus C. Markey, United States Navy for meritorious service while serving as a human performance program officer and senior watch officer at recruit training command from May 2021 to April 2024. As human performance program officer, he oversaw the safe execution of specialty and high-risk programs leading to the successful transformation of 336 civilians into the smartly disciplined, physically fit and basically trained sailors ready for duty in the fleet. His efforts to overhaul recruit physical fitness remediation contributed to an impressive 8.3% recruit nutrition rate in 2024. As senior watch officer, he led a dynamic watch bill and qualification program managing 1,000 sailors charged with responsibility for command safety, operations and facilities. By his unswerving determination, determination, wise judgment and complete dedication to duty, Lieutenant Markey reflected credit upon himself and upheld the highest traditions of the United States Naval Service. Given this first day of April 2024, K. J. Froberg, captain of the United States commanding officer of recruit training command. Well done, Officer. He pour commendation medal to Chief Fire Control and Surface Warfare Juan S. Beldez Amarillas, United States Navy for meritorious service while serving as a recruit division commander and commanding officers in Lysidae have a recruit training command from April 2021 to April 2024. As recruit division commander, he led six divisions transforming 528 civilians into basically trained and highly motivated sailors ready for duty in the fleet. As the commanding officers in Lysidae, he maintained the command triad schedule, enabling processes at all levels, escorted 54 distinguished visitors during past review ceremonies and was responsible for the command's first official ball cap universally raising morale by his unswerving determination, wise judgment and complete dedication to duty. Chief Beldez Amarillas reflected credit upon himself and upheld the highest traditions of the United States Naval Service. Given this first day of April 2024, I'm K. J. Froberg, captain U.S. Navy. Well done, Chief Petty Officer. It is appropriate to recognize such outstanding individual accomplishments by these sailors with a round of three cheers. Chief Adjutant will lead all graduating divisions in three cheers for this morning's award winners. Our staff here, recruit training commander, in this mission is absolutely central to everything we do, and that's why we want to take a moment to acknowledge Lieutenant Markey and Chief Beldez as an outstanding contribution to this mission and the production of these outstanding sailors right before you today. Who are you? I'm the regional maintenance for the Center. A native Anaconda, Montana is a 1997 graduate of my alma mater in the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy, Kings Point, New York. So, way back when, in 1993, we showed up and started a journey of adventure at a small school in Long Island that would take us 20 plus, 25 plus years later to this position we're at today. Thousands and thousands of miles traveled numerous journeys, numerous stories and numerous adventures.  That sense of adventure, that sense of wonder to seek out and choose the other path for one less travel. You are held to a higher standard and you will achieve amazing things. All right, back to my script. Assurance included. The World War Fair Development Committee exhumed a loud transfer to the Engineering Duty Officer Community in 2007. Among his EDO tours are Waterfront Operations Officer, Southeast Regional Maintenance Center, Surface Maintenance Branch Head and U.S. Fleet Forces Command, Engineering and Maintenance Assistant Chief of Staff and Naval Surface Force, Atlanta. Captain Dow became the 7th Commanding Officer of Southeast Regional Maintenance Center in 2021. He's been warming up and crew training commands well for Captain Dow. Can't speak any more. All the podium. Ladies and gentlemen, distinguished guests, and most of all, welcome to the friends and family of these five Navy sailors you see before you today. It is truly an honor to join you as we welcome these young men and women as the newest sailors into the greatest Navy in the world, the United States Navy. I thank each and every one of you for the role you've played in their successes thus far as they begin their Navy journey. Whether you know it or not, each of you here today have helped shape these sailors into an elite group. A group of individuals who understand they are part of something bigger than themselves. Someone who is volunteer to stand up for their country and is willing to put service to their country over their individual gains. We now also welcome all of you to our Navy family. Your support to these phenomenal men and women remains as critical throughout the rest of their careers as it has until this point.  As Captain Frohberg should ultimately put it, our Navy journey started nearly 31 years ago as plead candidates at the U.S. Merchant Green Academy in the summer of 1993. Captain Frohberg, I'm sure, will echo my sentiments when I say that along our journey during our Indock period at King's Point and afterwards there contemplated quitting on multiple occasions. Thank God did not do that and here before you today adjusting from high school to civilian life into the Navy isn't always easy. But to each of you here today you have already proven your worth and have completed Navy's boot camp. I applaud you now as you enter the profession of arms and begin your service to our great nation. Each of you has selflessly answered the call to duty to serve a cause greeted in yourselves. You have passed every test triumphed over every challenge and proven yourselves worthy of wearing the uniform that symbolizes freedom throughout the world. The uniform of the United States Navy sailor. Wear it with pride every day. Whether you only stay for your initial investment or serve for close to a 30 year or more career you now join an exclusive organization of those who have chosen the path of service. Service to the greatest Navy and the greatest country in the world. Sailors I can tell you from experience that you are about to embark on the most challenging adventures of your life. But I can also tell you that with your service if you serve with honor keep faith with your fellow sailors and strive for excellence in everything you do it will be one of the most rewarding and fulfilling journeys of your life. You've chosen to serve your country at a time when we need you the most when America must show a strong presence throughout the world on the sea and in the skies. As tensions grow across the world it is our Navy and our fellow sailors who are answering our nation's call many of whom are on deployment of the freedom across the world as we stand here today. You've accepted the call of defending our nation and the instructors and staff here at RTC have done a masterful job of preparing you for that tremendous duty and responsibility. You've earned not only mine but the respect of a grateful nation. When you leave this drill hall please know that your journey will continue as you will continue to grow as a United States sailor soon joining your shipmates around the world. In closing not just as a Navy captain hearing the end of my career but as a fellow American I would like to be one of the first to say to all of you thank you for your service thank you for the support you provide to this great nation. I'm proud of you I cheer for each one of you and I look forward to seeing the great contributions you make in your journey to the great Navy. Congratulations again you are now United States Navy sailors. A great Navy day on purpose Go Navy Beat Army. Captain Dow will now receive the salute of the graduating division and he will be joined on the drill deck by our commanding officer Captain Frover. Please remain seated until your graduates have been placed on Liberty. Proud of appreciation for our wonderful musicians of Navy band Great Lakes. Let us fall out and retrieve powder garments. Ladies and gentlemen, today is the only day for access to the Navy exchange and photo pickup. Today and tomorrow you can pick up your sailor at the Yorktown parking garage. Sailors going on Liberty without a vehicle are to exit gate 8 towards the train station parking lot. Naturalization Sailors please report to the chapel at the conclusion of today's graduation with your families for the naturalization ceremony. Thanks again to each and every one of you for joining us on this most memorable of Navy days and without further delay now hear this. Liberty call!


Hey friends and welcome to my channel. I'm Yoshida and this is Norris Cove. So you guys I Apologize that I haven't made any Updated content. I've just been from my new releases The SC shop has picked up steam and I just ran quite busy, but If you want to get flipped through things like that you can go to my Instagram channel There but let's hop right on in as you can tell by the title. I am showing you my updated planner stack So this will probably be for the rest of the year I'm not certain but here's where I am. Okay, so I implemented I started the year with Just these two which is my Motam Personal and then my a5 from Target then I wanted to try out the mini HP and That became my extension of these two right here worked fine. I Had been eyeing the pocket since the beginning of the year But felt though it would be too tiny for me and I still wanted to kind of give it a try so I ordered a Clear one from wish still hasn't come so I saw that this was finally in stock on Amazon So I just went ahead and got it from Amazon. Well, I have been wanting a Tool as well, and I wanted to use that just for my budget planning I kind of miss having a you know budget planner So I got this from Office Depot and I've been we're gonna set this up together But I've just been trying insert one's and so I Purchased Something else. I bought twice. I purchased a cover for it and I ordered one on AliExpress back in May and We're about to go into July and it still hasn't come so I saw this come available again on Amazon So I purchased it so once I get the other one I was going to sell it But then I said I may just keep it for note-taking because that's what I've done here After this been kind of taking notes. So yeah So let's jump in and I'll try to be really really quick. Okay. So first I'm gonna go ahead and start here So what I plan to do I ordered a clear Cover for this one. I was cool with this one. I actually bought some discs for this And because I knew I kind of eventually wanted to put it in one of these So I don't know about this yet. So this will be my budget planner Next up I'm gonna go with the personal So here's just a quick flip with my personal So I wanted to do a setup reset up. I did a flip on my channel on my instagram whenever I'm getting ready to Switch out my planner. I do a quick flip And then I update it. Well, I've been so busy. I haven't had a chance to update it. So that's why this is sticking here I made my own dividers for it I made these myself as well, but I was ready to change so I wanted to do pink But totally forgot that I got these from cloth and paper But once I got these from cloth and paper and I got some more inserts once I got these from cloth and paper I'm like, but is that how I really want my personal to be So I thought about like resell them or just holding on to them because I still will hold on to these in case I Would want to just switch the color back. So I think I'll keep them, but I'm going to set this planner up. We're going to set it up together. So I have a couple of setups So we need to do so not a lot has changed in this planner since you all seen it These flaws some Cards are in my shop, but they come in black. I'll show you those later But I printed out on some vellum and I really think this is the pocket size Not sure and I think it came out just a little shorter And I just stuck it in here. But other than that, not a lot of new stuff besides this no spin tracker Not a whole lot of new stuff I still come in here because I do have it tracking in here I have it track across all of my planners for one. I love it And I think that's it and then I had this card so I wanted to keep it in here I'm just trying to figure out where I want to put it and how I want to put it So a video will be coming up of me Setting up my personal The next up we have my a5 again. I got this planner from target And as you can see I have some inserts to put in these are from clothed paper So this is my business planner And like I said, not a whole lot And I love this. I do come in here not as often And I'm so glad I got the undated weeklies from clothed and paper for this because I don't always Weekly plan in here Um, I come in here when there's like a busy week And even sometimes when it's busy, I'll just throw it maybe in my pocket Or the personal and I still have all the months My only issue with this planner Is that the rings are so small. I don't even I think they may be one inch And I wanted to get the cloth and paper Quilted But if the ring size is the same because they said they're one inch That's not gonna work for me. I need to get a lot of stuff in here I'm sure I could put more in here if I take all the These out all of the months out But I kind of like the plant ahead for like content and stuff like that. So this was made as you can see May was kind of busy So I decorated it and that's another upcoming video That you'll get this week in June. I tried to do June with June was like a blower like it just um Was so much going on So what I've done here, this is my business spring dump And I just go back and look and see if I've done anything I plan out our ideas. I put down things that I want to implement into my shop or add to my shop update You know like items in my shop things like that Or things that I just want to do and so this was my deco for June in here very, you know pastel soft light I made a key so that I could start just putting the dots instead of Of y'all can see instead of just writing a whole bunch of stuff So now what we'll be doing this week We'll be planning for July and my business planner and sometimes I like to do this just on my own because um You know, nobody I can see nobody really cares But there may be some content creators that want to know so maybe we'll do a plan with me for the month of July here And I was going to do that video first like how I plan in all my planners for the month But then I decided let me break down to you guys my planner Line up first and then you can see each planner As I do it and that also gives me more content to create for you guys And so sometimes when I'm planning daily in here if I have a busy day I'll plan and then sometimes I just want to plan in a bigger planner, which is my a5 And so I'll just come in here and daily plan. So That's pretty much it and this is from january. Let's y'all probably see that. So here's april And then this one doesn't get a whole lot of fluff a whole lot of deco I try to keep it minimal only time I add a lot of deco. I think It's like when I probably do it for you guys or something like that or if I'm just feeling in a fun kind of mood But it's mainly highlighters and pen But I do love this size. I just need something more fluffy I've been looking for the more term one something that I can kind of stuff with a soft Cover, I don't like hard covers. So I like a soft cover Sort of like the tea ends. So I did put this project analysis in here So the SWOT analysis in here my goals. I haven't really fooled with that But yeah, so I do come in here just not as often I'm especially on the go. So I think I'm gonna leave this one in the office and it doesn't need to like be with me upstairs On the couch, but what I like to do when I do have it Let me get to it. Here we go These came in my subscription box So also like I write down my expenses as you can see I like to use these half cards because they are perfect for me I write down my expenses that I'm spending on supplies um going dumping as you all saw So I love these little cards and they're perfect. So I don't have to basically daily plan sometimes I can just drop some ideas now take it out stick it somewhere else. So let's get off of that Next up we have my mini hp Love this thing because it's like the perfect size. It's wider than a personal Um, just about the same height as a personal. I love the disc. I love to be able to change the disc And I really don't want to call it a mini hp I'll just say the mini hp size because it's far from a mini hp It's just the mini hp size. So as you can see I've done some layering and that's an ollie clip And this is from sequence and plans And then this is the card this in my shop is called a flossing card And it's an objective an individual who embraces their flaws and knows knows they are also regardless Um, this dashboard I made myself. This is an inspirational dashboard. I just took some of my favorite um inspiration from Pinterest and put it, you know on a card and I used some thick Card paper and this came from Pinterest as well But it seemed like it rubbed off on there and this is on development And then this came from I think it's caffeinated plans out of the minimal group and see that rubbed off. I don't like that also her And these are mine So I'll just do a quick flip if I've done one through here You can always find these flips on my channel. So what I did was I changed And put these in box these excuse me these dividers. I made myself I wanted pink for like summer so I added pink and also the updated thing. I think we did an update on here If so, I'll link it in the cards if I did an update Um of me setting up this planner So I think the last thing I had to do was add these and that's what I did So you've seen a flip of this and I put in the new Weekly by cloth and paper. I love their weeklies. I love their monthly's and so I finally decided to invest in this planner When I made this planner, it was pretty much from scratch the most expensive thing in the planner was the disc And I used a tortoise shield disc by lavender. So that's the most I had paid for this planner I downloaded inserts, um, which doesn't cost a lot two three dollars And um, this is something new too as well I'm debating on this because I got the wrong size but um, yeah So now I'm kind of doing a month on one play page and that's like project planning. That's like, um business planning So if I didn't mention which I think I did this is my, um extension planner hold on y'all It's my extension planner and I love it as an extension planner Also, this card is in my shop with this vellum is in my shop. Um right now. I don't have it for download I just have it for, um Purchase and I print it for you on the vellum and then you have it So I have had a track and I implemented that so I cross plan So if I have a tracker in my pocket my personal It comes in here as well at least supposed to So it's just an extension of all my other planners And I'm just coming here and cross reference. So if I have to grab this, um, I'll be going back to work soon So I can take this And then easily wipe down like all the plan says this is perfect for if you have to go out in the workplace You can easily wipe this down. Um, I went into my drive the other day just for a minute And I did have this one in my purse, but I really wasn't there long and I didn't take it out So I did just leave it in my purse, but when I do go back to work permanently, um, I'll probably be taking this one So it'll have everything In there that I need to do and I do have like daily planning in here And I love the simple and trendy code um Daily planning inserts I took them out I might have sent them out Now here they go. Now, this is for weekly, but those are some of my favorite inserts too as well And then I have another Uh, inspirational card back here A lot of my stuff comes from Pinterest. My Pinterest should be below And you can just check out my Pinterest for a lot of things I have saved and you can just point off yourself Um, this card came from planter craving and um, it was pretty long vellum And I just ran it through the laminator to make it just a little thicker But it's still light which I like because it's easy to turn And that's just for a little deco in my planner And I still like this Right here I'm going to change my top tabs because I feel like they're not even so I'm going to redo my top tabs And then I have this which was on my front. It started out as on my front Oh, and I also, um Journal I use this one for journaling So this is the only place that I journal at the moment And so this kit is about a nature's creative closet And see I've also been journaling this week and oops totally totally I did not finish so That's that and I like this because it just got big and I can just put so much in here and it's not too big to be um as a Basically cross reference extension planner. So I just think it's the perfect size for extension planning So that is again the mini hp. Let me put the cards back the layering effect back here Doesn't have to be perfect. Here we go Next up is my new favorite, which is the pocket planner This is a mo-term pocket in the leachy pink And this clip comes from ollie clip Now she stuff I just recently did a flip on my instagram. I added it to my highlights So feel free to go over to my instagram and you can check it out the flip out in my um highlights because I am going to change her I'm going to change the rings in her but um She she was stuffed more than this, but I couldn't turn the pages So I just took it out so I could still be functional For me. So I'll just do a really quick flip. But back here I just keep these little bow. I think these are from scribble prints code. Not sure I keep a little Functional journal card from cloth cloth and paper in case I just want to jot something down Like I said, I like to do a lot of brain dumping so I can just Pull that out And then these um this came from A kit I did and I just kept it because I was going to sell it separate It may still be available in my shop, but um, it's like your self-care Stickers affirmation mani petty exfoliate face mask shampoo hair bow bath meditate read journal podcast coffee time knit Listen to music sleep and go to bed early and work out. I'm gonna see if this is still in the shop I'm gonna do something that you're interested in and let me know but these are my self-care stickers that I keep in here And then this is also in my shop summer icons. I want to make this a little smaller So right now this is what's in there And I'm going to probably make these smaller and double them up And I just keep those in there because this summer and so there's things I can just add, you know, quick deco And then these I made for myself for basically My shop plans and things like that. So I just made those for myself And then this came from Eight lotus, excuse me infinite lotus Then this is my um dashboard do it for the aesthetic I made a clear divider and what I did was Okay, so to make these little top tabs I just took the little I think they're by Avery and they have like they're outlined in a color Um, so what I did was just fuzzy cut the color off because I wanted to be white or clear And then I just took my labeler and put in box there And then here's a thick um ballot box and paper of inbox Some layering effect. This is in my shop. You can get it cut to whatever size that you want But it comes also in eight and a half by eleven And then this is my overview, which I have not really gotten into So this is still fairly new so it's somewhat naked not really And I pretty much use this plan to I'm use this planner to just kind of daily plan Um It's also kind of like an overview. It's kind of some things that's in my personal Are kind of in here So it's just something for me to grab really quickly I keep forgetting to put my grocery guide in here But um, yeah, so it's just like kind of reminders and again, I was just testing out the size And wanted to see what all I was using here, but it would basically be for a on the go type of planner I just got these from cloth and paper. I mean Peanuts planner code. So I haven't quite decided what I'm going to use this for But I just wanted some flow doubts In my um pocket And now we're getting into the weekly, but you only did one week, which was last week I don't know this week just kind of went past so fast that I kept saying I was going to do a video with you guys Of course it never happened. So that's why I didn't fill it in And these are into my habits and daily And I love habit tracking. I don't know why and because I eventually believe that if I keep tracking the habits And I keep saying these X's that I'll eventually do right And these are from eat lotus as well And then I have another clear divider, which I may move around and then we get into the dailies And I love daily planning. It's just my thing. I found out about it like last year and just been Loving it every since and here's one of the new dolls that's in my shop and since she's small enough to go in a pocket She's not too big so I'm incorporating dolls back because um I don't really miss them, but um I Sometimes want to just minimal plan, but sometimes I just need that little pop of color and I'm more Like dolls that look realistic and more dolls that look like me. So I can do that And then you'll see some days It's just not a lot of deco It's just a bunch of pen and I love my icons because it goes great with the black and white spread So yeah, so that's it I'm not going to do like I said a whole flip because there is some on my instagram channel So I check it out And then again, this is my favorite part of my one of my favorite parts of my plan Is to be able to do that And hide stuff So yeah, so this planner basically is like a to-go planner again mainly like when I go to the grocery store has A guide in there. It's supposed to have a guide my zone cleaning. So this is something I can definitely carry around the house and um my project section, which is also one of my favorite parts of this planner I'm going to put it in my extension planner as well. But um, I love the project planning because Like if I'm on the go and I'm doing something for my office and if it's something that I need Um, and I'm in a store. I can look and see if I need it and then definitely Add to it or pick it up And then my zone cleaning insert fits in here. Y'all it's just a little tight. So that's why it's looking like this So I'll be glad so glad when I get these new rings And then like I said on my instagram, this is just a thank you card from the dollar tree and I just cut it off and stuck this in the back And all this is cloth and paper. This is schedule planners and this old pen also came from cloth and paper And there's nothing back there But I love this thing and I love to just kind of throw it in my purse and I was going to use it as a wallet, but for some reason I'm just nervous about putting my Cards in here and stuff and money because well, I don't really carry a lot of cash anymore since the Covid but I'm kind of nervous about putting my cards in here because the my Wallet at the present time is smaller than this and it has all my cards in it And it's perfect, but I think what I'll do is maybe throw in cash in here because in the little wallet that I'm carrying It's hard to get cash and it's more like a change purse. So I imagine the change purse is that size. So this would be perfect to throw You know, like on the go So I'm liking this and I'm going to get some more colors so that I can kind of use it as a wallet I guess but I love the color love love it. So you guys that concludes my Planner setup for the summer so far. I'm not going to say to the end of the year, but the summer setup And let me know what you think in the comment section So this is pretty much my lineup For the summer. So I hope you guys enjoyed today's video Please leave me some feedback in the comment section and I will talk to you later. Bye


Manitoba. We've got these reels on our trailer. We're going to bring them into the city now to deliver. I'm going to have to tackle rush hour with these things. It's going to be fun. A lot of fun. Let's see what happens. Been of choice here. Been, he flies, decide to invade my truck. Got my defenses right here. Always be prepared. Always. Okay. Lights are on. Double check our trailer again. I do it every day. Trailer brakes work. Trailer is connected.  And we're rolling forward trailer brakes release. Just part of my daily checklist. I know some people say, well, you only got to do that when you hook up the first time. Yeah, but I slept here all night and I don't know if anybody mastered it. You know, you never know. I checked it with my own eyes when I was outside and it was connected, but he just never know.  You'll better just check it on it. This guy's low day. Quiet, Karen. Very nice. Interesting that they would load it all like crooked like that. We'll deliver some reels. My appointment's at 9am and I believe I will get there at about 8.45. Okay. I got my weapon of choice here. If any flies decide to invade my truck. Got my defenses right here. Always be prepared. Always. Okay. Lights are on. Double check our trailer again. I do it every day. Pull on that. Trailer brakes work. Trailer is connected.  And we're rolling forward. Trailer brakes release. Just part of my daily checklist. I know some people say, why are you only going to do that when you hook up the first time? Yeah, but I slept here all night and I don't know if anybody mastered it. You know, you never know. I checked it with my own eyes when I was outside and it was connected, but he just never know.  You'll better just check it on it. This guy's low day. Quiet, Karen. Cat man to road and end. Turn right into hundred and seventy meters. Interesting that they would load it all like crooked like that. Let's go deliver some reels. My appointment's at 9am and I believe I will get there at about 8.45. 8.56. Cut your close, eh? Stick a little bit longer than I thought. But we're still on time. Gonna walk inside there and figure out who I gotta talk to. We're gonna get these reels off my trailer. I'm thinking I'm probably gonna have to drop this trailer back off in Brunk Hill. That's where I picked it up earlier this week. It'll be reloaded with another load that'll go out next week probably. That's where we usually bring these rental trailers. I'm just assuming, but you know what they say, never assume. Never assume. We'll get finished here first and then we'll figure out what's going on. And that's Henry over there. He's getting unloaded now. I am headed this way. Fun fact, that big building right in front of us is the National Microbiology Lab, I believe. That's where all the worst viruses in the world are kept under lock and key. If that building gets destroyed, we got a big problem. We got like a Wuhan problem right there. That's like a virology lab. The national one for the whole country. If there's a leak from that building, there's another pandemic. And we're right beside it. Good thing we have more safety protocols here than other places, right? It goes right through the city to the south end where I can hit the south perimeter and then head back. I got to go switch this flatbed tri-axle that I have behind me for a tandem flatbed. Those of you who aren't in trucking, that just means two axles instead of three. I'm taking that empty flatbed down to Thief River Falls in Minnesota today. Switching it for a loaded flatbed and bringing it back home and then we're done for the week. This weekend, we have a family gathering coming up at our house with Britside. And on Tuesday, we got a whole bunch. First things first though, on Tuesday is Brits birthday, July 25th. I know you're probably watching this after that, but if you want to wish her a belated happy birthday, don't forget. She's turning 25 again here. See, this is where the regret begins. Construction ahead. This is lovely. Why did I come this way? Why did I come this way? I don't know. I just wanted some adventure. Ah, see, I could have gone a little further north up Route 90 from where I was. I was at Logan, if you're familiar with Winnipeg. I could have gone north from Logan and then taken the Canada way or the Canada Port, whatever it's called. Center Portway. And taken that to the West perimeter and taken the perimeter all the way around the city. It's a lot further to go that way, but a lot faster sometimes. I figured I'd go this way because maybe it would be faster and shorter. Nay nay. I was wrong. Oh, I got to get out of this lane too. Is my lane that's ending? Of course it is. Of course it is. Now I got to get over into that lane.  Let's see what we can do. Let's see. As soon as I get through this intersection, I'll turn on my signal and see if anybody knows what that means. Can't change lanes here anyway. And they're going to block the whole lane here so that we can't get through. Oh, come on gravel truck. Keep moving forward. Keep moving forward. Keep going forward. And now we turn on the signal. This will be interesting. Place your bets. Who's going to let me in? Is anyone going to let me in? Or am I going to have to get a little aggressive and make a spot? I don't like getting aggressive. I don't have to, but hey, nobody lets me in. Eventually this big long nose, it just sticks in. You know what I mean? Oh, that guy was making room for me.  This Honda here, that guy behind me was making space for me.  It's always a Honda. It's always a Honda. Usually it's a Honda Civic. But today it's a Honda CR-V. It's always a Honda though. Honda drivers are not all of them. Let's not generalize too much. Not all of them. Look at this guy.  He's probably right. But usually when someone like makes an aggressive move and cuts me off or like just goes flying past me or something, like I'm going to say like seven to eight times out of 10, it's a Honda Civic. You ever noticed this? Is it just me? Does Honda Civics have something out for me?  And we got to look out for our own sometimes, right? Hey, Mr. Custom. I'm making a hole for you. Don't go too fast. There you go. Wait for it. There you go. All you, bud. All you. Flash them in. Okay, so that wasn't so bad. Wasn't so bad, right? Important that they had to mess up everyone's day. If my day is so much more important than their day, this turns into the center lane. I'm just going to stay in the center lane because both side lanes are going to have turning vehicles. This will be the through lane. Oh, what's going on over here? Bunch of flags and people. Oh, is this one of those strikes that's going on? Oh, look at this. They're on strike, aren't they? But I can't honk for you if I don't know what you're fighting for. Sorry. I don't support causes I don't understand. You know what I mean? If they're asking me to support with a honk, first I have to know what you're standing for. What are you protesting? Figure if I'm on your side first. If I'm on your side, I'll lay on the air horn all the way past. I've got standards. I don't just support nothing. But it's different if it's a kid. If there's a little kid on the side of the road giving me the arm pump, I'll give them the horn regardless. They get, they get the horns. 507. But I see here I need a coffee. I need coffee. I had a small one this morning, but... Nice little truck stuff. This town is called Lake Bronson, Minnesota. It's way up on Highway 59 near the Canadian border. It's a popular stop if you're coming through here. But if you're going south, you have to be empty. Because I crossed through from Tolstoy, Manitoba to Lancaster, Minnesota. That's a non-commercial crossing. So I can only cross there when I'm empty. So I can go like south. But when I'm loaded coming north, I've got to go back around and it's about an hour further or so. And I've got to cross from Pemboda, North Dakota into Emerson, Manitoba because that's a commercial crossing. I've been asked before why I don't cross at different crossing. That's a good question. And the answer is that not every crossing is a commercial crossing.  The ones I use the most are from Fort Francis, Ontario to International Falls on Minnesota. There's one there. In Manitoba here, we've got Emerson, Manitoba and Pemboda, North Dakota. And then there's, what's the town called again? There's another one in Manitoba. There's another one a little further west, Boisevane, Manitoba. And what's the American side called? Boisevane, Manitoba and Kelvin, North Dakota. Something like that. And then it goes further south and Saskatchewan, another popular one I cross at is Portal, Saskatchewan down, sorry, North Portal, Saskatchewan down into Portal, North Dakota. But there's lots of other crossings in between. You can cross during your personal vehicle or whatnot. But you've got to pick and choose. You've got to be at the right one.  They don't like that at all. They like us to have our ducks in a row. They don't want to put our ducks in a row for us. That's not their job and they will let you know that. Okay, let's quickly grab a coffee, maybe a little bite to eat here. Let's head down to Thief River, switch trailers and get back home. I'm going home tonight. Got all my paperwork in order here. Got my new trailer behind me, trailer 118D. That's a drop deck. Got the empty flatbed right beside me here. They're going to load that one up some other time. I'm going to pull this one back home. Like I said, we've got to go through Emerson, Manitoba from Pembroke, North Dakota. So it's a little bit around, about an hour further. They're just coming straight down 59. So we should be back. What is it? Is that quarter after three now? Three. Oh, it's actually only like two and a half hours back. Not three. Four, fifteen, six, thirty. Three hours, yeah. Two and a half to three hours. Six, six, thirty. We'll be back at the yard.   Like I said, we've got some family stuff going on this weekend. It's Brits' birthday in a couple of days. And we also have some doctor's appointments. Theo's got another doctor's appointment. There's always something. Always something. All you kids, you think your life is hectic and busy now. You wait to become an adult. One day you'll really get to know what busy really means. Unless if you're lazy, well, you can be lazy if you want to be, but you can either have money or you can be lazy. That's usually how it goes. It is more a stampede this weekend. That's right. Manitoba's version of the Calgary Stampede. It's a Manitoba Stampede. It's actually pretty big. I mean, it's like a mini Calgary Stampede. They've got all kinds of rides and rodeos, all the fun stuff. I really want to go one year, but I've never actually been there. But as you can see, cars all over the place here. It's going to be busy here this this weekend. Maybe we'll come check it out. I don't know. I don't know what we have. We have a whole bunch of stuff planned this weekend. Of course, it's always busy. Maybe we can swing out here. We don't live too far away. What is Steinbeck? An hour from here? Not even half hour? 45 minutes on lap? And 600 meters. Go straight on. Lord Selkirk Highway. Highway 75. Lord Selkirk. We need to get a highway named after diesel. Lord Weasel Highway. Wonder what we've got to do to make that happen? Do we got to sign a petition or like show up at legislature one day and make her a westerner? Go straight on. Lord Selkirk Highway. Highway 75. Lord Weasel Highway. He is a Lord. He owns land. He owns a square foot of land in Scotland. My dog owns more land than some people. Staying your lane there, bud. Staying your lane. I know it's a little narrow, but there's enough room for you. Carrying stuff, he happened. I'm talking. I know it's Friday, but calm down. We're at the party too early. All right, you thought it was a mess before. We're reorganizing everything still. This is going to be old blue spot off to the side here because we've got to make room for the camper. We've been storing the camper outside since we bought it in 2016. And it deteriorates fast when it's outside 24, 7, 365 days a year. And we want to use it. We want it to be preserved. We won't use it for a while yet. So all of this stuff that's along here yet, all has to go. I moved along. I moved everything on this side out of the way already. See? It's the truck can be only here and I have room to walk along the side here. I have room in the front here to open the hood. There's just so much stuff because all of this stuff over here is what needs to go to our house once we get a bigger house. But we live in Canada and buying houses right now in Canada is next to impossible. Thanks to our, you know, wonderful, wonderful people running the show. Who knows? Who knows? There's a whole bunch of reasons that all piled up and houses are so expensive in Canada right now that, you know, we're just taking our time. We'll be able to get a bigger house. It's not impossible. It's not like it's never going to happen as long as things kind of level out. But we're just waiting right now. I'm a little bit nervous. Interest rates have been going up and up. So we're waiting.  We're going to wait to see what the market does. Because the last thing I want to do is buy a house at the height of the bubble, right? I kind of want the bubble to break and everything to come down, though I know that that would be terrible for some people. I want to wait till it levels out and comes down a bit because I don't want to buy it at the peak because then in five years, it's going to be worth less than what I paid for it. I'm just trying to be smart because we only want to buy one more house rest. I'm only moving one more time in my life and this is going to be a forever home after this. Forever, ever, ever, forever, ever, ever. I know we've said that the last two houses is ready, but this one's for real. This one's forever, ever real. So all of this stuff, once we get a bigger house, that's all going to go into storage under the stairs or in a storage room or garage or shed, something once we have more space to store stuff in. So that's not always going to be there, which is good because this wheelbase is going to get extended eventually and I'm going to need about another 24 to 30 inches of space just to fit my truck in here. But for now, this will work, right? So all of this stuff I've got to find spots. I might have to build a second level up there yet. We might. We might have to get creative and figure something out. But some of this stuff can go into our shed at home. Like this is our treadmill. Like that doesn't matter if it's cold. It can freeze. We've got to go through all this stuff and figure out what can get cold. Because we have a big shed on our yard in our backyard, right? But it's not insulated. So in wintertime it gets really cold in there. So we've got to be careful what we put in there. I'll figure it out. I'll figure it out. We're not going to put the camper in here just yet, but we are getting ready for it. And I've already measured it out. It's going to fit in here just fine. We'll have two feet of space between the camper and the wall there. And we'll have four feet of space between the camper and the truck. So it'll work. We can keep all of our assets that are depreciating very quickly out of the depreciating elements of the sun and the cold winters. Hopefully make them last a little longer. We have the space. I'm paying for this whole shop. Like I've said before, I'm paying for every square foot in this shop. I'm going to use every square foot of this shop. And I might even build a second level. I might have to. We'll see what happens. I've got a lot of stuff apparently. Anyways, I'm going to get all my stuff out of the truck here. Britt is running around town doing errands. I'd like to be at the house when she gets back. So I better hurry. I'm going to get everything out of old blue here and I'm going to go home.


For something slightly more interesting, we'll solve the fizz-buzz problem. The fizz-buzz problem, if you're not familiar, is a basic test of rudimentary programming knowledge. The fizz-buzz program, as usually prescribed, is supposed to print the numbers from 1 up to 100, but for numbers which are evenly divisible by 3, we should instead print fizz. For numbers which are evenly divisible by 5, we should instead print buzz. And for numbers which are evenly divisible by both 3 and 5, we should print fizz-buzz. In all other cases, we just print the number itself. So you'll see printed 1, then 2, then fizz, then 4, then buzz, then fizz, because 6 is evenly divisible by 3, then 7, then 8, then fizz, because 9 is evenly divisible by 3, and then buzz, because 10 is evenly divisible by 5, and then so forth, all the way up to 100. So to solve the problem, first of course, we obviously need a loop, because we're going to be iterating over the integers from 1 up to and including 100. And so, in our fizz-buzz function here, we have this loop in which i is bound in the first iteration, the value 1, and then we have a test if i is less than or equal to 100. Then we do the business of the loop, and at the end, we invoke recur to do another iteration in which i is incremented by 1. So ignoring that big if expression and all that complex business there, ignoring that part, the skeleton of the function is just this loop that starts out at 1, iterates to 2, then 3, then 4, then 5, and so forth, all the way up to and including 100, and then pass that at 101, the if tests false, and so we don't call recur again, and that's the end of the function. And the function actually will then return nil, because the if form has no third expression, and so it defaults to nil, it'll then return nil. The loop in turn will return nil, and so the function will return nil. This function clearly is meant to be impure, it's a function to produce side effects, it's not supposed to return a value really, so it's fine that it returns nil. In any case, so looking at the complex business, notice that in our if we're using a do form because we want to do this if business, this printing business, and then we're going to do the recur. That's why we need a do form, because the if form is expecting one expression, but we want to do two things in succession, that's why we need a do form. So we already explained the recur part, but looking at the if, that effectively what you see there is an if else ladder. It looks a little strange, because you're used to seeing the clauses of the if else ladder lined up at the same margin, but here each time we're indenting in by one extra level. But anyway, starting at the first if, we have that condition, which is a call to and, and is a standard library function, which returns true when all of its arguments are true, otherwise it returns false. Inside the ant, we have two equality tests with the equal sign. And then inside the equality tests, we are using the REM function, which is short for remainder. So REM i3 returns the remainder of division of i divided by three. So this equality test tests whether or not the remainder of i divided by three is equal to zero. And likewise, the second equality test is testing whether the remainder of i divided by five is equal to zero. And so if both of those things are true, we're going to invoke print line with the argument fizz buzz. Otherwise, we're going to go on to this other if, and we're going to test whether or not i just by itself is evenly divisible by three. So we're going to call remainder of i and three and test whether that result is equal to zero. And if so, then we invoke print line with the argument fizz. Otherwise, we go to the last if where the condition tests whether or not i is evenly divisible by five. And if so, then we print line buzz. But if that condition tests false, then we go to the default and we print just i, the integer number itself. So we have these four exclusive cases effectively. There's the one case where i is evenly divisible by both three and five, in which case we print fizz buzz. Then we test whether or not i is just evenly divisible by three, in which case we print fizz. Then there's the case i is evenly divisible by five, in which case we print buzz. And then we have our default case where none of those are true, in which case we just print the number i itself. There's one other way of expressing this logic that uses a macro called conned, which I believe is short for conditions or conditional or something like that. In any case, conned is basically the macro form of an if else ladder. In the conned form, you have any number of pairs of conditions with expressions, such that the conditions are tested top to bottom. And the first one that's true, its expression is executed and the whole rest of the conned is skipped over, just like an if else ladder. So here we have a conned where the first condition is that and test, testing whether the remainder of i divided by three is equal to zero and i divided by five is equal to zero. And if so, then we print line fizz buzz and skip over everything else. But if it's not true, then we go into the next condition, which is an equality test of ram i three zero. And if that's true, then we print line fizz. Otherwise we go into the next condition of equal sign ram i five zero. And if that's true, then we print line buzz. And then finally we get to a default case here denoted with the keyword else, in which case we just print line i. We actually really don't need this keyword else syntax. We could just simply have a condition true, and that would serve just as well as the default. But the con form lets you put this else keyword here just to make the intent clearer. We don't really need it. It just kind of looks better.