Hey, I'm just about to do a video on how to pick the perfect boot and I'm at Kix. Check it out on YouTube coming out tonight. Hey guys, like I said, on this Snapchat, if you're not on Snapchat, add me, Progressive Soccer, or the username is SoccerTraining, find me on Snapchat. We're here at Kix, I'm picking out some new boots. If you've seen some pictures of my recent shoes that are torn to shreds, it's time that I get some new boots. So we're here at Kix, I actually used to work here when I was younger. Let's go inside. So yeah, I used to work here when I was like in high school, to mess around here, playing long balls, do the hauls, come on over here, get some boots. This is Dom, he's going to help us out. This guy's one of the best defenders in Calgary. So come and check it out, so I got a nice selection here, actually. Sometimes I've come here, there's been like four boots on the wall, this is great today. So these days, I don't like everything is so flashy, you can't even find a black boot these days, but I'm going to check out a couple things. And I think he's got a couple set up for me. So we're going to take a look at a few boots. And then basically I'm just going to talk about what I look for when I'm picking that boot, just to make sure it's the perfect fit. OK, so he's going to bring it out. First things first, I brought my own socks, because you don't want to try a hundred soccer shoes without soccer shoes, without soccer socks, or else you're not going to get the right fit. Thank you. So what do we got here? You know what they're called? It's just a Honda. Magistas, Copas, classic copas. Well, perfect. Thank you. OK. So I'm kind of leaning towards a couple already. So I'll try on the other ones first. But let's go with the Copa. And a lot of you are asking, like, I'm a defender, which boots should I get? I'm a striker, which boots should I get? To me, I don't think there's a specific boot for each position. It's just what you think is best, what feels best, what's the best fit? Nowadays, boots are just getting lighter and lighter. So although when you get stomped on, it might hurt. That's probably the way you want to go because you're being quicker on the field. You'll feel a little sharper. I've grown up wearing these and I think they're great boots. This is probably the most durable boot you can find. It will probably last you the longest. And that's the Copa. OK, so when I'm picking a boot, I'm just trying to see if it's a good fit. What's a good fit? Come in here and just take a look at my toe.  I want to feel my toe up here. And this is actually a really good fit. But you still want a little bit of room so you can actually wiggle your toes. If you're putting that on and your toes right at the front and you can't move it around, that's probably too tight.  You probably want to try on a 10.  OK, so you want it nice tight. But like I said, I want to be able to wiggle my toes there. And I want to feel a bit of space, nothing too much. OK, so I would usually come and I'd put these boots on. These are actually really nice boots. They're a lot lighter than they used to be. And then make sure you actually try them out. OK, so first of all, I would just walk around in them. See how they feel. Comfort is huge. You don't want to wear a boot. It's going to be pinching your feet, giving you blisters, even if they look cool. OK, it's not worth it. Comfort is number one. But I would just walk around and then usually I just try cutting. How does it feel to change direction? OK, so change direction. Maybe get a couple of touches, actually feel the boot out. Does it feel good when you make that touch on the ball? OK, I don't really like the synthetics like this sort of thing. I don't really like that. I don't feel like you get the as good of a touch as you do with the leather. Leather feels way nicer when you're controlling that ball. That's just my personal opinion. Again, don't take my recommendation. Take what you think feels best on your foot. Gives you the best touch feels the nicest for it. OK, so that's basically what I look for. I'm going to take a look at these boots myself. And I'm going to make my take my decision and then I'll tell you guys what I think before we leave. So as soon as I came in here, I saw these, I liked them, but it's very important that you're not biased with your decisions. So if you've already made up in your mind that you want this boot and then you try it on and it actually doesn't feel that good and it's not the best fit, then that's very important that you're honest with yourself and you swallow your pride and you focus more on what feels good and what's going to allow you to perform the best on the field rather than what looks cool. OK, so let's try these out. I'm hoping for the best. Oh, and it does feel nice. I like these new these new era with the ankle brace built in. It feels like I have more support. You saw some of my other videos over my last those pictures I've been throwing up on Instagram. You don't follow me on Instagram, follow me on Instagram. Progressive soccer. But it's the same style of boot with the ankle thing. And I think it gives you a little more support. Maybe it's just a mental thing, but it feels good to me. Not like it. So let's try these out. You feel pretty good. I'm trying not to be biased. With my toes right there, I can wiggle. How's the touch? So I decided to go with the Mercurial Proximo and let's just recap why I decided to pick these boots. Number one, I came in. I took a look at all the boots and I didn't talk about your budget. Maybe you have a smaller budget so you can only look at a few boots.  OK, so think about your budget. What kind of money do you have to work with? But in the long run, it might be better to invest a little bit extra so your boots last a bit longer. I focused on the right fit. So remember, if I walk around in like a 10 and a half, then maybe a 10. This is actually a 10 and a half, but it fell right for me. OK, so if you can try those little half sizes even trying on those different half sizes might make a big difference. The biggest thing is comfort. Like I said, I don't want to be biased. I did catch these boots. Did catch my eye and I did like them. I didn't want to be biased about that. They have to feel comfortable. They have to feel good, especially when you're cutting, when you're changing direction, you don't want your feet slipping around in there. And the touch has to feel good on the ball. So if these boots check all those boxes, then I think they're a good pick for you. And it's also good to try on a couple of things because you might be surprised which boot actually feels the most comfortable and which boot you prefer. All right, guys, thanks for watching this video on how to pick the best boots. Watch out for me wearing these in my next videos and I'll talk to you guys real soon. Please remember to like, comment and share this video with your friends.


Hey, this is Brett and this 2020 Ram 2500 Crew Cab Short Box Big Horn Level 1 Package is stock number 14331Z. I am here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. You're new and used heavy-duty truck and ram headquarters. This 2020 Ram 2500 has a 6.4-liter V8 Hemi engine, 410 horsepower. It's paired up with the 8-speed automatic transmission. The truck has been fully-safetyed and inspected by an over-service shop per the state of Wisconsin inspection process. It has a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off. This truck is 100% ready to go. Super clean for a 2020. I'm going to go all the way around in this video. Inside underneath, start it up, take a look under the hood. Show you all the options and just give you the most accurate representation that I can of the truck. Granite crystal metallic is a color. I show all my videos in 4K. If you like the video, subscribe to the YouTube channel. I really appreciate it. Click the bell notifications. 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So while this one does not have the factory navigation system, you can project your phone up there with Waze or Google Maps or some other nav program. It's like you have Navra in the screen. We did a demo on an 8.4 with Android Auto. So if you want to check that out, that's in the upper right-hand part of the screen. But I guess what I'm saying is if you need nav, don't let this truck... Just make sure that you consider this truck because you can get nav on there with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. Push button start. Push button four-wheel drive. Your eight-speed automatic transmission is right there. Your climate controls are right here as well. Factory brake controller, stability control, tow-haul mode. You do get two USBs, two USB-Cs, and an aux jack. Cell phone holder, sliding cup holder and coin trays right there. Does have keyless entry with remote start. Dual glove boxes, passenger side, floor mat and seat are in excellent condition. No rips, no tears on there. 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OK, I just wanted to quickly go over how we use this e to the x button. This right here, if you see that there, let's zoom in a bit. That guy right there, that's e to the x. That's Napier's constant. Let's take it back a bit. We can use that to determine the current at different points in the wave form. And we talked about this in class. You know what I mean. If we've got our time and our current, and it starts here, and it goes up, it looks like that. We're able to determine what the current is at each one of these points, up to five tau. Let's walk through how to do this using that calculator method. First off, we need our ISS. 200 volts divided by 10 ohms gives me 20 amps. Then I know that I've got that formula. 1 minus e to the negative x times steady state current gives me the current at different tau's. Let's walk through this. Current, oops, sorry. The current at the first tau, 1 minus second function, e to the negative 1 equals, and times that by 20 amps. And I get 12.6 amps. Quickly done. Let's do the second tau. Clear that out. 1 minus second function, e to the negative 2, equals times 20 amps. Gives me 17.3 amps. Let's keep it going. 1 minus second function, e to the negative 3 equals, multiply that by the steady state current, gives you 19 amps at that point. Clear that out. 1 minus second function, e to the negative 4 equals, multiply that by 20, and I end up with 19.6 amps. And let's take it all the way home. 1 minus second function, e to the negative 5 equals times 20, gives me 19.9 amps. And for all intents and purposes, we'll call that 100%, 20 amps. We could call that. So there you have it. It's a very quick and easy method to determine what the voltage is. Instead of having to take that 63.2% of its previous value method, which is long, cumbersome, and sometimes confusing, you can use the calculator here and get it every single time. All right, we'll see you on the next video.


J. C. Caldwell, fall! The Jell-O program, Phil Harrison, his orchestra opened the program with song of the marines from the picture, The Singing Marine. Week after week, I've been saying to you good people, get genuine Jell-O, except no substitute. Look for the big red letters on the box. Well, there's a good reason for this, and I'll tell you just why it is so important. Those big red letters spell Jell-O, and the name Jell-O is a trademark, the property of General Foods. So when you see the name Jell-O on the package, you know you are getting the genuine article made by General Foods. There is only one Jell-O. If you hear any other flavored gelatin dessert referred to as Jell-O, you will know that this is incorrect. The way to be sure that you are getting Jell-O's extra-rich fruit flavor is to insist on the real thing, and the trademark Jell-O is your guarantee that you are getting genuine Jell-O. Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. This is Don Wilson speaking. I'd like nothing better than to introduce Jack Benny at this point for a half hour of fun. But I am indeed sorry to have to tell you that Jack is confined to a bed with a severe case of flu and will not be able to appear tonight. Mary won't let anyone else act as nurse, so she's giving him expert care, and we expect her to have him back with us next week as hail and hearty as ever. So Phil Harris, Kenny Baker, and I will try to carry on with the assistance of Trudy Wood, who very graciously offered to work with us in Jack's absence. So now let's get on with the show. Are you ready, Phil? I'm always ready, and no cracks. Hmm, I see. Hello, Don. Well, hello, Kenny. I don't want to say hello again, and I don't know anything else to say, so maybe I better sing. Well, have you a good song to pep Jack up? Pep Jack up? Well, what's the matter with him? Well, he has a bad attack of the flu, and he's home in bed. Oh, I'm awfully sorry. Well, we all are, Kenny, but what's the name of the song you're going to sing? You are my love. I wrote it all by myself with somebody else. Well, what are the names of the people who wrote it? Kenny Baker and Don Hanrath. All right, ladies and gentlemen, Kenny Baker is singing the song that he wrote with Don Hanrath. Don Hanrath's happiness is mine, dear. It comes from above. And my happiness is so divine. My desire, you're so sweet.  Couldn't read heart this evening's compass claimed. Really, that was really swell. You think Jack liked it? I'm sure he did, but he's just itching to get back here on the program right now. Here's where I play my next tune, Don. You're pretty sure about that, Phil, aren't you? How do you know? Well, if I don't, you'll have to do a lot of ad-libbing. All right, Phil, you win. What's it going to be? Cause my baby says it's so. I see. That's another medley for our melody, rather, from the singing marine, isn't it? Thank you very much, Phil. Thank you. Oh, hello, Trudy. Hello, Don. Hey, Don, that girl looks exactly like Trudy Wood. Well, it is. Oh. Well, Trudy, I want to thank you for coming over here tonight. It's really mighty fine of you. It's a pleasure, Don, and I hope Jack Benny is back with you again next week. We all join you on that, Trudy, and we're sure that he will be. What are you going to sing for us tonight? Never in a million years. Oh, from the picture, wake up and lift. Miss Trudy Wood. If ever we were two, when I, when I embrace, what greater treasure can it be called? Never in a million years. It's splendid, Trudy. Really it was, and very swell. Thank you very much. Hey, Don, I always wanted to be an announcer. May I announce the next tune? No, Kenny, no. Oh, all right for you. Oh, I see. You got a pout about it, Don. Well, if that's the way you feel, go right ahead. You announce this next number. Thanks. Hey, what's the name of it, Don? Phil Harris playing a brand-new tune on the Isle of Kitchy-McCoco. Play, Phil. Oh, boy, can I announce? Thanks, Jack. Jack? What do you mean, Jack? My name's Wilson. I have to give Jack a hug someplace. Well, what have you for us now, Phil? Well, I don't know. I'm going to wait until you kids make up. I got an orchestra number dedicated to Jack Benny when he starts ribbing me. Well, what is it? That foolish feeling. Well, well, and I hope you feel just that way when Jack comes back next week. Harris feeling foolish, and one of the nicest cases of embarrassment that I've ever heard. Thanks, Don, for that broken down compliment. All right, you can go over there now while I introduce you again. Ladies and gentlemen, we now present the pièce de resistance for Phil Harris. Phil Harris' family, his wife, and all his friends are wired to listen in. Phil himself, not an imitation, singing, nobody. Then when that winter comes with all that snow and sleep, Yeah, I am all hungry, and I got cold feet. Who says, why don't you come on in here, but can't you see we're fixing to eat? Nobody. Now, I never done nothing. I never done a solitary thing to nobody, as far as I know. And I know very well that I ain't never got myself nothing from nobody at the no time. So until I get myself something from somebody at some time, I ain't gonna do nothing for nobody at the no time. Now, when summer comes so cool and clear, And my friends sort of see me edging there. Who says, why don't you break down and come on in here? Can't you see we're fixing to have a beer? Nobody. And then when I try so awful hard, and I schemes and plans To keep going around looking just as sharp as I can. Who says, oh, have a look, have a look, look at that handsome man. Not a single soul. Then when all day long, things kind of go amiss, y'all know how they do. And I go on out home expecting to find a little bliss. Who trips up to me lightly and plants upon my cheek a glowing kiss?  I mean a pretty. Then some time ago, I took that sauce bottle and worked out on it pretty good, But all, who says you better look out what you're doing, boy? Because that sauce is Tabasco. Nobody. Can't understand it. I ain't done nothing. Can you hear me? I ain't molested or irrigated around with no one. That's right. And you know yourself, folks, that there ain't nobody in the habit of coming up And giving you anything nowadays kind of offhand life, is there? Well, until I get myself something from somebody at some time, hear ye, hear ye.  Because I believe in that old saying, Let us do unto the others as we would have the others do unto us. Yeah. What is this land that show us often? Where'd you get that? Hey, kiddo, you know, I'm supposed to say that. I know, but I did so well on my other announcements.  Ladies and gentlemen, I will now say... Phil Harrison, his orchestra playing Southern hospitality song is still saying to turn off the moon, period. Nice going, Kenny. You saved Jack from a relapse. You seem sore about it, should Phil have said. Well, gee whiz, I don't know why. I can't sing. I bet the singing teacher could tell ya. Oh, wait a minute, Don. Don't you guys fight? What do you feel so badly about? Well, if Don feels so bad, maybe I better announce the next number. Oh, no you won't. No, you won't, Kenny. I may not be able to sing on this program, but I'm still the announcer. Ladies and gentlemen, Kenny Baker will now sing, as only he can, one of the most charming and popular songs of the season, September in the Rain. Gee, what an announcement. I bet this is going to be good. September Lots of people say that one of the nicest things about a dinner is the last course, and that's certainly true when you serve this grand dessert. Ice cream, real rich ice cream, made with jello ice cream powder. It's the quick, modern, easy way to make delicious ice cream, and you make it right in the freezing trays of your refrigerator. Though if you prefer, you can get the same grand results by using an ordinary hand freezer. And women all over the country are delighted with jello ice cream powder. Just listen to what Mrs. N.J. McDonald of St. Joseph, Missouri has to say. Jello ice cream powder produces the finest ice cream our family has ever tasted. It's so easy to make, and when company comes in, we are always prepared with a delicious dessert. I just want to thank you for this splendid product. That's a mighty fine letter, and we appreciate it and all the others that are coming in. And you will feel the same way about jello ice cream powder, too, when you taste the delicious ice cream it makes. Ice cream may not be available at all, and less cost. So order jello sir tomorrow. This is the last number of the 34th program of the current jello series, and the cast joins me wholeheartedly in wishing Jack Benny a very speedy and complete recovery so that next week he and Mary Livingston will be back here as well and jolly as ever to say to you, Good night, folks. K-E-L-L-O This is the record for the National Broadcasting. The Voice of Hollywood.


Hi, I'm Andrei. Today we're going to answer some frequent questions about the new features and capabilities for installed PWAs that were reserved previously only to native apps. And to tell us more about what is new and help us with some hard questions we have a guest. Hi, PJ, tell us about your role at Google. Thanks so much, Andrei. I'm PJ. I'm a product manager on the Chrome web platform team. I work on progressive web apps, usually called PWAs. And basically, progressive web apps are modern applications built using web technologies that are making users happier. PWAs have a lot of capabilities, of which one is that they can be installed into a user's computer, just the same as any other application. Oh, cool. So that means we have exactly the right person in the room. For people in the audience who are not yet familiar with installable PWAs, can you tell us a bit more about what they are and where they are available? Being installable is really a standout feature for PWAs because it's giving web developers the ability to make applications that can be started from the start menu on Windows, from the application folder on Mac, the home screen on Android and iOS. And these can really look and feel like any other application on the device. So for applications that users are using repeatedly, being installed means that app is a little bit more top of mind for the user because that launching surface is immediately accessible to the user. They don't have to navigate anywhere in the browser to get back to the application. It also means that the application is showing up in the activity switcher as a separate app. And that makes install quite attractive to developers. But I wanna be clear that a PWA doesn't have to be installed to be a PWA. Being installable is just one property of a PWA. You asked this question about distribution. So let's talk for a moment about where PWAs are available. So first PWAs can be installed directly from the web browser on both desktop and Android. And on desktop, PWAs can also be listed in the Windows Store. On Android, you can find PWA-powered Android apps in the Play Store. This is a technology called a trusted web activity. You also see PWAs in the Samsung Store. You might have heard that PWAs are showing up in the Chrome OS Play Store and that's an early access feature I'm really excited about. So let's save a little time at the end of the session to talk more about that. Oh, I'm really looking forward to learning more about Chrome OS Play Store. But before that, can you tell us about the recent features that you think are the most exciting for developers? I really wish that we had time to go into everything that's shipping because there's a lot happening right now. But I'm gonna have to just pick a few favorites for today. So the features that I'm most excited about are some of the things that web developers could previously only do using a hybrid technology like an Electron app or a Cordova app. And to begin here, let me just mention that the ability to install PWAs on desktop is still really new. So for those of you in the audience who have been paying close attention, I might have seen the announcement at IO last year, this might seem like old news, but I think for a lot of the web development community, this is still a very new feature and people are still getting used to the superpower that install can happen everywhere. You can now write one app and have it be installable on desktop, on tablet, on smartphones, and users can discover that app on your website in search results, in play, in the Windows Store, in the Samsung Store. And this is giving web developers a really unprecedented reach for distribution of their applications. So I'm just super excited that this is now possible to have install across all of these different screens and through all of these different channels. The other features that I'm most excited about are all the capabilities that were previously only possible with Cordova or Electron. So for example, registering a file type handler for an app, offering an immersive mode, so creating better web games through an immersive mode and adding context menus for shortcuts and more. So the file type handler would allow a user to start a web-based image editor by double-clicking on an image in their OS file explorer. That's exciting. Exactly that. So like with file type handling, you could register a file extension or MIME type. So let's say that you've written a new type of image editor and you can edit JPEG and PING files, you could register a file type extension for those file types and then those file types will automatically open in your editor if the user double clicks on those. A word of warning, file type handling, isn't quite here yet. We expect it to go into origin trial in Chrome 85 in August and to be available generally sometime in the fall or winter. Looking forward for this one to go stable. Tell me more about the immersive mode. What does that mean? Immersive mode is a term that's just been borrowed from native. It's a full-screen mode and basically it removes all of the operating system decorations. So no status bar, no navigation bar. And this is great for games or other media, basically when you wanna be able to address every single pixel on the screen. So I could start a video player full-screen from the icon at the home screen. Nice. And what about app shortcuts? Sure, app shortcuts are a way to provide quick access to important functions in the app directly from the app icon. So for example, on Android, you might be familiar with a long press on the app icon on the launch screen or on the home screen. So if you were to long press on a home screen icon for say a mail application, you might see compose functionality directly in the menu that appears when you long press on the mail client. App shortcuts also work on desktop operating systems and that support will be arriving in Chrome 85. Interesting, so that's like deep linking to part of my PWA directly from the icon that's on the home screen. Exactly. Switching gears a little bit, we launched Trusted Web Activity last year's IO and since then we have many feature requests and questions from developers and I wanted to go through some of those with you today. First, developers have pointed out that the way permissions work in the browser and in native is different and that makes their users a little bit confused. As an example, native apps get the notification permission by default while web apps need the users to accept the permission first. How are we planning to solve those inconsistencies? So this is start by just sharing my perspective on the philosophy here of I don't think that users should need to think about what technology was used to build the application that they're using. Users should really just have a job, users just have a job to get done and we want to help developers help users as easily as possible. So wherever it makes sense, I think an installed web application should use the operating systems, typical UI for things like managing permissions, launching and switching between applications just to match the user's expectations for how things should behave on the device that they're using. So we've introduced this concept of notification delegation into installed PWAs and that means that when a PWAs installed, it will delegate the notification permission into the native setting area on Android. So another difference between an app installed from Play and a web app, for example, is that an app installed from Play automatically receives notification permission. So we want that experience to be the same for Android applications that were built using a PWA and that's why we've delegated the web notification permission to the notification settings panel in Android and these apps can be configured to auto enroll users and notifications so that they just look and feel and behave exactly like any other Android app and the user doesn't even need to know that this application was built using web technology. In the future, we're going to be adding location to the settings panel too. Of course, there won't be any auto enrollment for location because users are not auto enrolled in location, for location permission on in Android native apps either. So we're just going to match what the behavior is between for a native application, for apps that are installed from say the Play Store or from any other distribution channel where the user may or may not be aware that this application is a web application. We're going to continue as well to delegate more permissions and match OS preferences over the next few releases. Got it. So this will make the experience more seamless to users regardless of the technology that the developer used to build the app. Another frequent request. Developers sometimes feel that when they make an Android app using PWA and tracer web activity, they should have a communication channel between the native application and the web app. This would allow them to use native platform capabilities where an equivalent on the web doesn't exist already. Is this something that is being considered? I'm really glad you asked this question because this is exactly the kind of product question that I really love. And I'd like to hear from our audience on this one. So today you can pass parameters into a tracer web activity when you launch it and you can use intents to leave the tracer web activity and pass some information into another activity inside of your app. And we're considering adding support for a message bus. For example, we could extend post message to enable a bus with this functionality. However, I don't have use cases from developers on exactly what they need here. Most capabilities are already in the web platform or are planned as part of the Fugu effort to add web capabilities to the web platform. So if the web platform has missing capabilities, I'd really rather add that capability to the web than create a message bus to native because if a capability is part of the web platform then it's gonna work everywhere and developers only need to have one code base which is simpler and that code base will work in multiple browsers, whether the app is installed or not installed, et cetera. So I'd like to turn this just to do a question for our audience. What do you need to do in native code that you can't do today in the web platform and are there things we could do to improve the web platform so you wouldn't need to do that in native or perhaps it's something that could only be done in native and you really need that message bus. I'd really like to hear from you about this. Cool, I'm also looking forward to hear from folks on Twitter or if you are watching this live on the live chat. Many developers have a native application and prompting users to install a PWA in the browser when they already have the native app installed can lead some confusion. Is there a way to prevent the prompts from showing when the native app is already installed? So that's a great question. It's also probably one of the top concerns that I hear from teams that are implementing a progressive web app. It's called channel conflict and it arises where you're not sure which experience is gonna be best for the user. So I think the most important thing for developers to know is that you do have full control over the promotion of PWA install. So you don't need to worry about the browser promoting your PWA if you don't want it to. There are ways you can prevent the browser from promoting the installation of your PWA if, for example, you have a native app. So let's talk about how that works. First, in the web app manifest, there's a couple of fields you should know about. One is called the related applications field and this is where you can list native apps for Android and iOS. And then there's another Boolean field called prefer related apps. And if this is set to true, the browser is not gonna promote the install of your PWA. Secondly, there's an event that fires when a PWA passes the installability check in the browser. And when this happens, developers can call a prevent default method and that's gonna block any promotion of the PWA install in browser UI. Finally, there's a new JavaScript API just landed earlier this year called get installed related apps. And this is gonna let developers inspect if the user has native apps installed on the device that are associated with the origin that the user is currently on. And just to be clear, this isn't gonna let you see any app that the user happens to have installed on the device. The app has to be associated with the origin that the user is on. This API does allow for a lot of programmatic flexibility for developers. So it means you have full control. Which experience do you wanna promote to the user? You could use, for example, user behavior. You could provide the user with preferences in your HTML. It's really up to you how you wanna use this control but it does give you, as the developer, a lot of control over what you promote to the user and when it happens. So this means I can use this API to check if my data application is installed and make decisions like showing that home screen prompt or not. What if my native app is using trusted web activity? Will this API is to return? So yes, absolutely. This does mean that you can use the API to check if your native app is installed. A trusted web activity is really just an Android app. So it will show up just like any other Android app and this API will return it. It will also return if the app is a, it has been installed from the web browser. So a PWA installed from the web browser will also get returned if I get installed related apps. Cool. On the developer experience side, we've been working on tools like bubble wrap to help developers view their project using trusted web activity. But many developers, as you wonder, if it wouldn't be easier if they could just copy paste in your role into the Play Store. That's a great question. So the reason why we've been focusing our efforts on making this easier for developers on bubble wrap is that we could create a much more powerful, much more flexible system for developer, for building Android apps using a command line utility like bubble wrap than what we could do in a web interface. So app stores are really a different ecosystem and they have different requirements and policies. And we believe that developers should have powerful tools that they need to rethink the experience of their applications for this environment. And we also want to avoid giving developers a perception that they could just drop a website into the store without thinking about that experience. So there are all kinds of design decisions that should go into building an Android app. Whether or not it's a PWA powering that app. For example, what's the splash screen gonna look like? When are you gonna hide it? When are you gonna show content? Do you need notifications? There wouldn't be this kind of flexibility for configuring these options with a web interface. That being said, we want it to be as easy as possible. So we've worked to streamline it to the maximum extent that we can with bubble wrap and make it a powerful but flexible and easy to use developer tool. What about place or policies? Do Android apps that use PWAs inside a tricetable activity still need to comply to those policies? I think you said the magic word there, which is Android app. It doesn't matter how your Android app is built, whether it's built using PWAs and web technology or whether it's built using Java or Kotlin. Play policies apply to all Android apps distributed in the Play Store. And therefore, they also apply to Android apps built using progressive web apps. Gotcha, so same store policies apply. What about applications designed for children? Can developers use web technology in those apps? If the target audience for your application is children, you need to comply with the Play Family Policy requirements. And these requirements are intended to help keep miners safe from inappropriate content. Unfortunately, that's really difficult for the review teams to evaluate with web apps where the content can change. And not only can the first-party content change, but it's really easy to include third-party content inside of a web application, which can be unintentionally inappropriate. Let's imagine that you were using an advertising network or something else where you're loading content in from a third-party site. You might not be able to verify yourself for sure whether or not that content is always going to be appropriate. So for the time being, it's not possible to build Android apps using trustable web activity that comply with Play Family Policy. We are working on ways to make this possible in the future. Got it. So it seems PWAs are crossing over ecosystems and developers need to adjust some of their expectations from that. Developers using trustable web activities are also expected to fulfill quality criteria. Is that why that criteria exists? Yeah, nobody wants an app store that's going to be cluttered with low-quality apps. And we also want developers to succeed with their apps in the Play Store. Keep in mind something that's really different about distributing through the Play Store than it is to just sort of build a PWA on your own site is that these apps have user ratings and reviews. And we want to make sure that developers are set up for success to get good ratings and reviews for their apps. So at a minimum, users expect apps that they install from the Play Store to look and feel app-like, to be fast, to work offline. And that's why we have quality criteria for PWAs in the app store. And this is exactly what progressive web app criteria has been intended to do from the very beginning. So first I want to share that there are certain types of events that can happen to a web application that are effectively a crash. And these are things like a 404 happening. These are things like failing an offline check when the user goes offline and returning to Chrome Dino. This is effectively a crash. Failing the digital asset links verification, which is something you need to do with a trusted web activity to verify that you are the owner of the content and the owner of the application in the app store. So if any of these things happen, starting in Chrome 86 in October, we are going to be mapping those crashes into Android vitals crash events. And you will see Android apps begin to crash if users are running into 404s in your application, et cetera. So that's just something that developers should be aware of and we're making another announcement with more details about this. The second thing is on the performance side. Right now, don't have a date to announce with respect to enforcement of performance, but developers should be aware that the criteria is a full batch PWA and a light has performance score of 80 or better. And you can use webpagetest.org slash easy or PageSpeed Insights against your start URL as the fastest way to check whether or not you're meeting this criteria because having the app launch quickly is an essential part of having a great application experience for your users. We will be providing a lot of notice as to when enforcement will begin. It will be in 2021, it won't be in 2020 for the performance and full batch PWA scores. So expect to hear more about this later in the year. So last one. Twitter has recently launched their PWA on the Chrome West Play Store, which was quite exciting. Can you tell us more about how they did it and when this is becoming generally available? I'm really excited about this. Right now, this is an early access program and it requires manual intervention from our team members. So it's not something that we can extend to everyone in the community, but we're working on getting it to general availability and when that rolls out, it'll be possible for everyone to just do this themselves. I'll give you a hint, it uses trusted web activity. So if you're building a great trusted web activity, it'll be really easy to make your progressive web app available in the Chrome West Play Store in the future. And I hope we can share more about this in the second half of the year. So wow, trusted web activities are coming to Chrome West, nice. Well, I think we covered a lot. I wish we had more time to discuss. I do too. So for those of you who are watching, please do reach out to us on Twitter if you wanna give feedback. And if you're watching this live, please join us on the live chat. We'll see you there and thanks so much for watching. Yes, thanks for watching.


Welcome, folks. This is Tom O'Brien of TFNN. We go five days a week. We go 10 hours a day. We go 24 hours a day on the internet at tfnn.com. Always remember, folks, whatever you think about, you bring about whatever you focus on and grow, so everyone's having a great day, safe day to make it a great night, a great week. To begin, a great relationship, know what you want.  There are millions of men and women, and some will make a good match for you and others won't. The two of you only need to be like a key in a lock, a match that works. Mugger to eyes! Let's take a look at it out here. We have the Dow Industries down 23, Nasdaq off 19, S&Ps off 9, gold contract up $10.10 straight and at $14.43 an ounce, silver up 16 cents, $16.59 an ounce, both gold and silver caught the bid once again, bottom line, they want higher price. Oil. Oil also caught a bid up $1.30, $58.17. The differential in oil, folks, and we will get the API numbers out of $4.30 this afternoon, is it doesn't have volume behind the moves. I don't expect this move is going to stay higher. Notes and bonds flat. You get the 10-year down 3 ticks, $127.11, 30-year up 1 at $154.26, $king dollar up 14 ticks, trading at $97.810, $king dollar 3 days in a row, volume contracting in a huge way. I expect we're going to see a $king dollar is going to fail once again at the $97.715 mark. That was the high that we just took out. We're at $97.810. We did not get to the continuous contract high out here, and we'll bring that up when I bring the rest of these charts up. The euro is trading at $111 to $1.00. The yen is out here at $108.60, and the pound is at $121 to $1.00. Our phone number is<PHONE_NUMBER>. Give us a call, folks. One note's going on in your world. In the world of the S&P's, let's take a look at them. What do you have? Okay, so if we take a look at the S&P futures, this is what you're looking at. We take a look at the futures out here this morning. We're trading up at a price point of $3,027. Trump came up with a tweet that bottom line, China is basically taking us to the cleaners. That sent them down to $3,001. Futures shook it off as the market opened. That was the low of the market at $9.30. So as we opened up, shook it off. It closed at $3,013. The ABC structure in the way up is $3,055. I do expect we're going to see this, and it looks like a bottom line I suspect before the end of this week. Spies at $300.79. You got down to $2,099.49 today. It rejected it. Bottom line, S&P. The spy, you have a price projection on the spy is $3,033. Gold contract. What do we have with gold? Gold contract out here. We are in the December contract right now, folks. Pretty amazing. We're in the December contract. So the next role is going to get us into 2020. Pretty amazing. So this contract here, up $10, trading at $14,43. Bottom line, volume $248,000. Not bad. We go over and we take a look at the continuous contract. What you're going to see is that we are finally up and over the six-year consolidation. Now, what we have to do now, since you're over it, folks, the bottom line, now we're going to get away from it. Getting away from it means that you get way over the $14,28 because $14,28 on the nose is the number. Right now, you're $14,31. We've got to remember something. Last week, we did get way over it at the $14,54. Then it gave it up in price. What I'd like to see out here this week is that we actually close over. I'd like to see this baby up somewhere about the $14,38. We get that going. Then guess what? Your probability goes up exponentially that this gold contract wants to run up into this $17,94 level. So we're talking about big numbers. We go into the bond and note and bond market. This is going to be pretty while watching this baby shake out. What we do know is this, is that you look at the Fed and fund futures rate and we have 100% probability that we're going to get a rate cut tomorrow. Remember something that the Fed started in meeting today, folks. They come out at 2 o'clock tomorrow with the statement, $2.30 with the news conference. So that's 100%. The next meeting is going to be on September 18th. Right now we're running at a 59% probability that you'll get a second rate cut. We'll see what the rest of this shakes out. What we do have inside the Federal Reserve, this is the first time that they cut rates in 11 years, fast 11 years, right? Bottom line, first time in 11 years. What I've found is that when the Federal Reserve turns, folks, they don't just turn with one rate cut whether you're going down or one rate hike when you're going up. Most of the time you're going to get 2 or 3, then you get nothing, then a reverse happens again. So what I expect we're going to see out here is that bottom line is going to be the first of a few rate cuts coming into the future. Kingdala, what do we have with Kingdala? Kingdala bottom line is that just to have a tough time getting any type of buyers up at this level. Right now you're up 96, you're at 97, 815, and the number that we got over was the 97, 715. I expect by the end of the week you're going to be under that number. If we go take a look at the continuous contract, what you're going to see inside the continuous contract is that DX1. Okay, so the continuous contract, the high in the continuous contract, I believe this is at 98. Yeah, 98 to 260. And thus far we've made it to 97, 9, 6, 0. So it's real possible that we won't even make it up to the highs that were generated out here inside the continuous contract. If we go to the Euro, you'll see that the Euro decided not to jump off the cliff last couple days. Right now the Euro is at 111.55. The pound's still in trouble. Bottom line is that being said, this is what you want to wrap your head around. The pound got to a low today of 112.119. And if we go back six months ago, it was 134. That is a monster move, folks, inside the pound. If we were trading in the pound, if that was the US dollar, you got to remember something that anything you'd be buying inside the country wouldn't be the end of the world. Okay, but your wealth basically got decimated in a huge way in the aspect of six months. If we actually go look at the pound in general, you're going to see right from the Brexit deal, you're talking about 171 to 121. That's about as intense as you can get. So picture this. What that specifically means is that you got 100, it used to be 171 thousand dollars, okay, to basically buy the pound per US dollars. Now it's only 121. So 50 grand, okay. Bottom line, picture, if they're coming over to the United States, you want to buy something, bottom line, yeah, you're going to get 121 for their pound per dollar. They used to get 171. See how it works out? That is a huge, huge haircut of buying power. Recap out here, Dow Industries down 23, Nasdaq off 19, S&Ps off nine and a half, and let's see if we got Apple out yet, Apple not out yet. As soon as we come back to Apple, I suspect Apple, I believe Apple's coming out of 430. Come right back.


Listen, you guys, I have been through it to film this video. My hair's a mess. As I was filming halfway through, my ring light broke. I turned off my camera without thinking about it. And so it ended up not recording the first two looks that I did. So I had to completely take my makeup off and then refilm it.  They are not happy with me right now. My camera froze while I was trying to take some thumbnail pictures and y'all better like this video. So for today's video, I'm gonna do three different looks to inspire you with the Natasha Denona Glam palette. All of the looks that I did and went for today, I wanted to keep it super simple for you guys. I wanted all three looks to be wearable and very easy to do with simple techniques. There's a lot of other looks that I want to create that aren't quite so simple or wearable. Like I wanna do super black smokey eye. I just, I wanted to keep it simple for you guys because I think you guys tend to appreciate those tutorials more. I want you to be able to wear them and recreate them very easily. But I'm still loving this palette. I also have a fourth look, which is an all gray smokey eye on my original review of this palette. And yeah, anyways, so if you would like to see three additional looks with the Natasha Denona Glam palette then just keep watching. For the health and safety of my eyelids, I'm gonna do two of the looks on one face. So one look here and one look here because my eyes are very sensitive to removing and then reapplying makeup. I hate having to do that, but duty calls. You guys want some tutorials. For this look, I think I want to do like an all brown neutral smokey eye obviously because this is more of a cool tone palette. We do have some browns that lean more cool neutral. We're gonna start off with the shade right here, which is a blend shade. I am using a BK Beauty 201 brush for this. And we're gonna put this everywhere. So this is gonna be a pretty simple brown smokey eye. Next, we're going into the smoke shade with a BK Beauty 202. And I'm going to blend this, mostly focusing this color on the outer corner and then whatever's left on the brush, work it inwards. Just like so. And this color blends out beautifully and really smokes everything out. Next, we're using this shade right here, which is labeled as outer eyelid, but I think it's a beautiful neutral deep brown. And I'm just going to use my finger to apply it. I just find it easier with shimmer shades, as most people do. And then to make everything seamless, go in with your crease brush and work it in. Next, we're taking the black shade in the middle. I'm using a Morphe M507 and I'm slowly packing this into the outer portion of the crease. This palette just screams smokey eye to me, so when I grab it, I just want to always do something that's really smokey. And I'm just using a touch of the black, nothing crazy, just to add that little extra depth. We're gonna take this shade right here, which is a center eyelid shade. I'm gonna use this to highlight the inner corner. Okay, so I'm gonna go off camera, finish the rest of my face, and when I'm back, this eye will be done, but we're just gonna finish this half of the look. So for the lower lash line, I'm taking my Tom Ford 14 brush and we're taking the smoke shade. We're gonna start off with this. Make sure you tap off the excess and trace this all the way along the lower lash line. And then take just a touch of the black shade to smoke it out. Just a touch, and if you have a little bit too much, bring it along the upper lash line, like so. If you want it to be a little bit more feathered out, just smokier, I'm taking the small M507 from Morphe, just working the shades. Okay, so that's all for shadow. I'm gonna do liner and lashes and you'll see the final look. All right, you guys, so here is the first look, as you can see, so you can get an idea. It's just as gorgeous, neutral, brown, smoky eye. I'm obsessed with this look, please try it out. It's so easy to do. So for the second look, I'm looking to do something a little bit more open-eyed and awake. So to start, I'm gonna mix this brown crease shade with this grayish transition shade and we're gonna get the best of cooler gray and cooler brown with this mix. I'm using a BK21 and I'm focusing most of the color on the outer corner to start and then whatever's left over on my brush, I'm gonna move it forward. This palette does not have a lot of mattes, so you'll find that I'm using kind of the same matte shades. I would have liked to have seen a bit more variety in the mattes with this palette. I mean, but they are essential colors that are going to be used a lot when you use this palette. With the Tom Ford 14 brush, I'm going into this smoke shade. So for this, I wanna create kind of like a winged out effect.  I'm just gonna kind of blend up into the outer corner of my crease and I'm even blending it all the way up here, kind of creating this V shape. Really work on softening those edges. So as you can see, we're keeping the depth out here and I'm going to take some of my Kaleidos tone activator and a refer 21 brush. And I like this because it's a little bit more sheer. It's not really thick or super pigmented. But I wanna just open up this eye area really. So I'm taking the Kaleidos tone activator, pressing it down and then I'm blending it out with my finger just to really brighten. And I actually think I want to add kind of a cut crease guide. So I'm just gonna do that, fill it in a little bit, but just really rough, not super crisp. I'm not going for that look. With the Wangos number seven, I'm taking this inner corner color. Now this is one of two shades that kind of have that crystal powder formula. So I really want this all over the lid. And I'm gonna do kind of a really soft, almost faux cut crease.  And you see how gorgeous this shade is?  I'm just gonna leave it like that. Now I'm gonna take those first two crease colors that we mixed together on my Morphe M507 and I'm going to bring the depth back into this area. Like so, even going with a little bit of the smoke shade that we used. I'm loving this look.  So for the lower lash line, we're again going to mix these two shades. I'm using my Tom Ford 14 brush. I'm gonna run this along the outer half of my lower lash line. I want to keep it very cool, not too dark. And then we're gonna take this shade again also and we're gonna stamp it along the inner half of the lower lash line. So this is gonna keep this eye very nice and bright. You can bring it into the inner corner as well. But do you see just how completely different these two eye looks? How this one, I mean it's nice, deep and smoky but this one, my eyes are just like popping and bright and awake. So let me finish the look and then you'll see kind of the final line. Okay, with liner and lashes, here is the second look. Cover it so that you can see very bright-eyed, super cool. I really love it. And I highly recommend you try this look out. I really enjoy it. So for the last and final look, I wanted to play with a couple of colors that I haven't had the opportunity to put on my eye yet. Same old, same old, BK201. We're taking the brown crease shade. I'm going to blend this everywhere. This shade is going to complement the pinky eye shade that you guys wanted me to use in a look. So I'm using it in this look and I'm just getting a nice, simple crease blend right now. For some depth, we're going into the smoke shade with a 202 brush. Brush is from BKBeauty by the way and we're focusing this on the outer corner. Same techniques. It's just the most flattering, you know. And then also run it along the outer half of the lower lash line with whatever is left. And I'm not going for too, too much depth just to bring in a little bit of it. So the two colors that I hadn't gotten to try that I wanted to try were this shade and this shade. So I figured I'd put them both in this look. So we're starting off with this pinky shade right here. I'm using a Wengos 07 brush and I'm literally going to pat this shade everywhere. And you can see it does have that gorgeous pinky tone to it, very slight. This color is gonna look fabulous with the gray side.  It will look fabulous. I wish I could do a fourth look playing with the grays in this shade. I just applied that to the inner third of the lid. With this Kaleidos S3 brush, we're taking the center eyelid color which is a little bit more golden. And this shade isn't necessarily warm but it's definitely on the warmer side or leaning a little bit more neutral as opposed to gray. And this is just showing you that you can mix a little bit more warmer tones with some cooler tones. Like I said, this isn't completely warm but I'm gonna go on with my finger. Play the shimmer a bit too high, hold on. And then also apply this golden color to the inner half of the lower lash line and it's gonna really play with how you put it on the upper eyelid. This is a look, it's not super extravagant. I wanted to keep this tutorial very wearable for you guys, very user friendly. And I just think it plays with the pinky gray tones and a little bit more of the warmer side of this palette. So I'm gonna do liner and lashes and I'll show you the final look. All right, so with lashes and liner, here is the final look. What I really like about this look is I feel like it's super simple. It's very wearable. You'll feel very comfortable but there's just a little bit of fun pop in there that you know exists.  Sorry, I'm having a really rough hair day. It's been a filming session, let me just say that. Let me know what your favorite look was. I think mine was the brown smokey eye that I created on this eye. It was, ugh, I'm obsessed with it. That's like me in an eye look. But yeah, I hope you guys enjoyed this video. I hope you guys enjoyed the tutorials. Overall, I am really loving this palette. I think it is fantastic and there's so many more looks that I want to create with this palette. Like I wish I would have done like an all black smokey eye. I wish I would have done a gray and pink look. I wish I would have done like a halo eye. So many different looks that I want to create. So thank you guys so much for watching. If you aren't subscribed to my channel already, I would absolutely love it if you would consider taking the time to do so and I will see you guys in the next one. Bye.


6 Tips You Need to Know About Jobs Teaching English Abroad Many people around the world dream of moving abroad to teach English. It's exciting, it's life-changing, and it can seem like a never-ending vacation. I have taught English abroad since 2015 in China and South Korea, and together with fellow teachers with years of experience, I've compiled this list of 10 pieces of advice that every new EFL teacher needs to know. 1. Teaching is actually not that hard when you are prepared. So many people want to live abroad and a large percentage of these choose the path of teaching English. The demand for teachers is huge around the globe and you can find positions in virtually all corners of the world. While that's great news, there's one thing to keep in mind – being a native or fluent English speaker does not make you a great teacher. Many so-called teachers step into a classroom for the first time and are completely overwhelmed and don't know what to do. If you prepare yourself, the ride will be a lot smoother. Taking a TEFL or TESOL certification course will give you the perfect base of know-how to be able to lead a classroom abroad. Once you have got the basic skills sorted, you should find that teaching is actually not that hard. New teachers receive extensive training at their school from colleagues and fellow teachers. A lot of schools also have said curriculums that make teaching even easier and if they don't, you will have learned how to plan effective lessons during your TEFL course so that planning your own lessons will soon become child's play. 2. Patience is gold. It's also important to keep in mind that even if you have worked through your TEFL course and you have done tons of research about teaching, there are certain things that you will just have to learn along the way. Your first class might not be perfect and neither might be your second or third, but as you continue your teaching career, you will get better at it and learn to develop your own personal teaching style. Everyone teaches in a different way and while some strategies and methods might work for one teacher, they might not work for you. Be patient and you will figure out your own style as you go. How do you deal with the one kid that is constantly getting out of their chair? What do you do when a student doesn't want to learn? How can you bring across a certain grammar point so that the students will understand it? The answers to these questions all depend on your individual situation and patience will give you the solutions in time. 3. All kids are the same. The majority of teachers working for English schools teach children at some point during their career. This is because young learners are the biggest target group in the English education market worldwide. After teaching English in China and South Korea, I have to agree with the statement all kids are the same. No matter where you teach, you can apply the same teaching strategies to young students all around the world. They love to play, they love interactive exercises, and they love music and songs.  They love to get rewards like stickers, smiley faces or whatever it is that makes them feel that they are doing a good job. Once you understand that teaching children anywhere around the world will suddenly become much simpler. 4. Don't underestimate culture shock. Chances are you have come across the term culture shock when researching teaching English as a foreign language abroad. While it might seem like a hard to grasp state of mind, it is very much a real thing and it can get to you. Let me be honest with you. I've seen countless teachers who came to China or Korea, started their teaching job and got up and left a week or two later. They just couldn't deal with the change in culture. So how can you make sure that this won't happen to you? Well, there is number 100% guarantee that you are cut out for living in a far away place with a culture that is very different from your own, but you can prepare yourself to prevent the effects of culture shock. Do as much research about your desired location as you can to understand the local culture. Read blogs of people living there, maybe engage with people from that country through social media or forums, read our ITTT country guides by books about the country and even take a language course, the options are endless. 5. You will be confused and that's okay. One of the effects of culture shock is that you will be confronted with situations you won't understand and that won't make sense to you. I was confused about the fact that teachers weren't allowed to write students names and read at my school in Korea. Later, I learned that this had to do with a local superstition. This was far from the only situation that left me baffled at first and I am still sometimes confused about the way of doing things in different areas. The best way to deal with this is to ask for clarification and to be flexible.  At the same time, stay true to your own values and don't completely change yourself. It's all about compromising and finding a balance. 6. You might get sick. Yes, teaching English abroad is fun and many teachers only have one year to explore their host country before they head back home. You might have made plans before leaving home as to which festivals you will check out on the weekends or where you will go on your vacation in your new country. While it's always great to plan ahead, don't forget that there is a chance that you might get sick. Will you have access to healthcare in the country you chose? If not, have you purchased adequate insurance for a long-term stay abroad? It's also a great idea to pack a health kit with all essential medications you might need, such as painkillers, headache medicine, or allergy pills. Also think about things like birth control or contact lenses as you might need to purchase these in bulk to last throughout your stay. 7. Your friends and family might not be able to relate. Moving to a different country, you will enjoy many new experiences and learn a lot of new things.  This is completely normal and a great thing, but your friends and family back home might not understand. When I first moved to China, parts of my family just didn't get why I would drop everything and just head to the strange place. When I call my friends back home and complain about some casual everyday issues living in Asia, most of them just can't relate. A lot of people might also ask when you are coming home and get a real job. Yes, apparently teaching is not a real job to some people. Especially when friends and family see you enjoying your time abroad through photos and posts on social media, they might not realize that you also do some actual work. And let's face it, some of them are just plain jealous. No matter what people say, don't take it too personally.  8. Read and understand your contract. The bottom line is, teaching English is big business around the world and there are more vacant positions than teachers to fill them. After teaching for a couple of years, I quickly realized that there are two types of schools. Those who actually care about their teachers and their students and those who only care about one thing, money. The latter often try to take advantage of teachers by bending the law and even setting up unlawful contracts. How would foreign teachers know the local laws? This is what those scams schools think and pray on. Therefore, when interviewing for a job abroad, ask as many questions as you can about the employer and see if they seem trustworthy. Ask to speak with current teachers at the school and, most importantly, don't blindly sign a contract just because you are eager to move abroad and start your new adventure. The best way to avoid this is by going through a recruiter as they usually work with trustworthy schools and they are also able to help you with the contract and make sure it is lawful and fair. Most importantly, understand that the schools need you more than you need them. 9. You might not go back. I have to admit, when I embarked on my adventure of teaching English abroad and moved to China, my plan was to come back after a couple of years. Fast forward six years and I'm still living abroad and have no plans of going back home. I still remember my mom saying you'll see, you'll like it, so much and stay. You won't come back. I didn't believe I would stay abroad permanently, but no, South Korea is my home base. There are many reasons why teachers decide to stay. It could be the attractive career opportunities for qualified EFL teachers abroad and some even open their own schools. Others, myself included, find love and settle and start a family abroad. You just can't predict the future. 10. You won't be the same person. If you do go back home, you will quickly realize that you are not the same as when you left. As mentioned above, culture shock is real and so is reverse culture shock. Yes, you heard that right. When living abroad for a long period of time, you change and adapt to your surroundings. Humans are programmed to do that. When you then return to your home country, you will find yourself having to adapt again. A lot of teachers returning home also have a hard time realizing that relationships with friends and family might not be the same as before. Many think they will return to the exact same environment as when they left, but the truth is, life goes on for those staying back home, even without you. Friends might get married, have children or simply move away and won't be available as they were before you left. Are you ready to teach English abroad? Apply now for your TEFL TESOL certification course and start teaching in a matter of months. Speak with an ITTT advisor today to put together your personal plan for teaching English abroad. Send us an email or call us toll-free at 1-800-490-0531 to speak with an ITTT advisor today.


Climatic uncertainty and a growing human population heighten the need to understand global availability of drinking water, a resource most readily accessed in surface waters of the world. Now fortunately, the data necessary to identify surface water patterns have never been more abundant. And in particular, high resolution data, capable of addressing questions related to water abundance at local and global scales are becoming more and more common. And more complicated. Effectively working with remote sensing, derived model products and in situ data individually can be a challenge in and of itself, but unifying these disparate data sources can require specialized skill sets and access to high performance computing, both of which are tools that can be just out of reach for many researchers. So to make these data accessible to researchers and managers with a range of data wrangling skill sets, we created the unified global lake area, climate and population data set or GLCP. By bringing together remote sensing and climate reanalysis products, the GLCP consists of annual lake area, basin air temperature, precipitation and human population for over 1.42 million lakes globally from 1995 through 2015. Creating the GLCP required a workflow that relied heavily on the Google Earth Engine in tandem with local high performance computing infrastructures. And if you're interested in how we created the data set, you can access our scientific data paper via the QR code. However, the main takeaway is we put in the grunt work of creating and validating the data set so you don't have to. And we envision future users repurposing the GLCP for many research questions. So to prime those thoughts, especially for users who have never thought of using these types of data before, we detail a few case studies in our L&O bulletin piece which are more focused on how natural resource managers can use the GLCP. Let's walk through one of those now. So take for example, Buffalo Lake located in North Central Washington State. Buffalo Lake is an oligotrophic lake characterized by steep littoral drop offs. And it's this littoral zone that could be crucial for creating fish habitat. Now, monitoring efforts at Buffalo Lake keep track of fish population stock estimates. And they may be interested in knowing how Buffalo Lake's surface area compares to other lakes in Washington State. And they also may be interested in pairing a time series of Buffalo Lake's area within situ chemical and biological data. Now, luckily with the GLCP, managers can address both of these questions. First, to compare Buffalo Lake with other lakes in Washington, they can take a page out of Amina Pollard's playbook at the US EPA's National Lake Assessment by isolating all lakes within Washington, creating a distribution of lake area sizes, and then seeing where Buffalo Lake falls in this distribution, here represented by the vertical dotted line. So in our case, Buffalo Lake is generally representative of larger lakes in the state. And it's with this information that managers can create a list of other lakes that may be more representative of Buffalo Lake based on its area. Second, managers can create a time series of Buffalo Lake's surface area in terms of seasonal, permanent, and total water, which could then be paired with co-located biological data. Now, we recognize that some potential users may not have advanced data wrangling skill sets. And the thought of working with a larger data set may be intimidating. So Matt Priscilla, one of the data set's co-authors, will walk through a brief live coding demo of what it's like to work with the GLCP. You can get started working with the GLCP data with very few modifications. To start, I've already loaded the packages I need and the data set itself into R. My next step is to filter for the High Lake AD of the lake I'm interested in. You can find this in the Hydro Lakes data set or by filtering based on latitude and longitude within the GLCP itself. Now I can immediately plot a time series of the total surface area and square kilometers of my lake of choice, Buffalo Lake. I do so by referencing the total kilometer squared column. If I wanna add additional columns of data to my figure, I can reference these columns as well and add them in. Lastly, I'll add in a legend to note which colors match up with which variables that I've included from the GLCP data set. Thanks, Matt. Finally, if you're interested in reproducing or tailoring any of the examples we present in our Eleanor Bulletin piece, you can access each of the scripts in our public GitHub repository via the QR code. Moving forward, we envision many potential uses for the GLCP, from global scale analyses to applied local questions. Now we have striven to make interacting with the GLCP as user-friendly as possible, but if you do have any questions, please feel free to reach out over email or Twitter. Thank you.