Hello everyone, welcome to another Narc's Fiver life video. As you can see I am out here at the lake. I did a video here before a few months ago when I stayed up this condo there behind me. And now I decided to come back again because I remember it is a very peaceful place. And I've just seen a few fish, even a lizard was walking there. I do prefer it at night, it's a different vibe at night. But it's pretty cool in the day as well, not too many people around so it's a perfect place to do a video. And in this one we do have a very interesting topic. This is definitely one of the more interesting ones on Narcissus. Because we always talk about how Narcissus are completely self-centered, self-absorbed. They lack empathy, they lack insight, introspection. But that isn't completely true. It is, but then it isn't. Because, and you may notice this from your own experience if you've dealt with a Narcissus, you can see it in their eyes. Their eyes just kind of bulge out of their heads when you catch them in this, when you catch them in a lie. When you get them to reflect on their own behavior. But that doesn't mean that they're going to change. No, I stand firmly in my beliefs that they cannot change. If you're dealing with a real full-blown Narcissus that is impossible. They will never change, they will never come to the light. They will never fully understand where you're coming from. It will always be all about them. But there are these little moments where reality does sink in for them. There is a small window where they do self-reflect. And I can't say the exact amount of time where they do actually reflect. I mean, it's a very short period of time. We're talking maybe one or two seconds, maybe less in some situations. And you will notice that you can see it in their eyes. You can recognize it on their facial expressions. It's like something just hits them and they really feel it inside. So yeah, when you hold them accountable for something, when you confront them, deep down they do know. And I think everyone knows what is right and what is wrong at a core level. Even Narcissus, they still have something inside of them. Some humanity left where they do know. But as I said, it lasts for only a short period of time. And then they try to defend it, they fight it, they justify it. They deny, they blame shift, they gaslight, they project, they do whatever it takes. They become very defensive. And the reason why they do that is because it benefits them to do that or so they think. Because what they're actually doing is they are denying the very things that they want. Because deep down they did. And I think they still do. Desire, love, connection, intimacy, a common understanding, a sense of belonging. I do think that deep down they do desire those things. I mean, just look at how they behave. Everything they're doing, it's as though they're trying to move towards some form of connection with people. At least in the beginning, but they don't know how to sustain it. They haven't got the tools to sustain it. So it always falls apart again because they're very self-absorbed. And they're only thinking about their own needs. But yeah, there is this small window where they do self-reflect, where reality does sink in for them. And it can be quite funny when you see it. When you see that they actually do completely understand where you're coming from. They really do in that moment. They completely understand. They know it. And when you see it in their eyes, in their body language, how they become defensive, they immediately overreact. It's like, yes, I got you. You do know. You do understand. Because yes, they do deep down. The problem is they don't want to understand. Because if they do, then that means they don't get what they want. So they have to find a way to justify it so that the abuse can continue. Because that's all they really wanted to serve them. It makes them feel better. So they can't ever just accept it. They have to deny it. They have to push it away. And you need to be very careful if you are questioning and confronting a narcissist on their behavior. Because they will self-reflect in that moment. And it's like they feel it at their core. It's like you're confronting them. And then inside they're like, yes, I know this is wrong. And then they're thinking, but I can't be wrong. I have to be perfect. I have to be right. It can't be me. It has to be you. I have to have the authority over you. You're my subordinate. I tell you what to do. You don't tell me what to do. Because in their minds it's unfair after everything they've been through in their lives. They've had a hard life. And they think it's worse than what anyone else has been with. So that justifies them doing whatever they want. And you can't tell them what to do.  They'll bring up things for your past. They'll say, what about these things they've you done? Or they'll just make stuff up. They'll make false accusations. To get the heat off of them. To put it back on to you. Because they don't ever be accountable for anything. They want to be able to do whatever they want. And the disorder is designed to support that as well. It's designed to support them continuing in that direction. Where they can just do whatever they want without any accountability. But as I've said, accountability is the key to success in love, relationships. Anything that is long term. So at the same time they kind of block and deny the very things that they actually want as well. And that is why many narcissists do end up alone. Or they have an enabler who doesn't really love them. Although they may think that they do in some situations. They may care about the narcissist and just see them as someone who's misunderstood. No one really knows them. No one really gets them like I do. That's how they see it. And they enable the narcissist to do what they do. They justify their behavior. And in some situations they may actually think that it's right. They may think that it's okay. So at the end the narcissist either ends up alone. Or with one of these enablers. But even then they don't even care about them. They don't love them. It's just someone that they use in. Because they support the illusion. And if you're with a narcissist that's all you're good for anyway. It's to support the illusion that's your only purpose. But yeah I think it's important to remember this. Because a lot of people think that narcissists are just completely in denial. And you try to confront them and it's like no no I didn't do that. I don't know what you're talking about. I don't know anything about it. It's not always like that because there is as I said the small window. Where they feel it in their core. It hits them in their gut. And they know. Shit. Maybe I am wrong. Maybe you are right. But then it's like no no no I can't be wrong. It has to be you. Because if it's me then I can't get what I want. So they have to justify it. And it's so crazy because. The way that they see it. It's like they are the exception to the rule. It's like in their minds. Yes I know this is wrong. It is wrong. For you or for anyone else. But it's not wrong for me. Because I have suffered. I've been through so much in my life. And that justifies it. In their minds. That is exactly. How they see it. And there is really no getting through to them. Because. They look at it as though. Life has been unfair to them. Things have been done to them. Which they didn't like. And they look at it like. If they were worth anything then why did they have to go through that. And then they have to try and fight it. And it's like no no I am worth something. They develop this arrogance and. Sense of entitlement to where they can do whatever they want. Because their true self is. Completely flawed. Bad. And then they create this false self that is perfect. Who. Has this grandiosity. And sense of arrogance and entitlement. To where they can do whatever they want and they don't have to answer to anyone. So that's what it is. And when you confront them. You trigger them to self reflect. And then you are. Essentially the the only thing. You can do really is. Hit whatever is left of the true self. Which is essentially it's. Just a child. It's this. Undeveloped. Child self. Inside of them. Because you can never get. Them to reflect. On who they are now. Because that's just the false self. And they never developed enough psychologically and emotionally. To become an adult. So you won't get any accountability. Because that's what has grown ups do. Narcissists don't do that. They hold everyone else accountable. But they will never. Respond to the best of their ability. And. You can hold on as long as you like. You can wait until the end of your life.  But I can promise you if you are dealing with a true narcissist. And anyone who's been in this situation. Can confirm. That you will never. Never. Get what you're looking for. That accountability. Them responding to the best of their ability. Where they own up to their choices and decisions. And it's like yes. I did that. That was wrong. Let me be better. Let me change. There's no incentive for them to do that. Maybe if they want you back. Or they want you to do something for them. And they know their only option is to just put on this act.  Just giving you what you want. This false apology. These fake epiphanies. Where they tell you yes I'm going to change. You're going to be different. That's just to get you back. They're not really about that. And that is why you'll never actually see. Any action. Where. They are actually trying. To develop. And be better. You will never see that. Over a long period of time. They might tell you. Things. But they're never actually going to do it. If they did it then. You're not dealing with a narcissist then. There's no way. You must be dealing with something else. Because that's the whole point. Of a narcissist is that they are maladaptive. They do not. Change. Adjust or adapt. It may look like they do. They just.  What they're actually doing is they're just creating this. Character. Which is. Really it's just you. They're reflecting you back to you. Fearing your. Ideals. Well knowing fully well that they ain't about any of that. They're just putting on an act. They're putting on a show. To be whatever it is that. They think you want them to be. Whatever it is that they think you want to see or to hear. And they can play the role. They can play the role. And they can fool you. They can trick you. So you need to be aware of that as well. You need to be very careful when you're dealing with a narcissist because they can be very convincing. You will get the sob stories the crocodile tears you'll get all of that. But the reality is that deep down they don't actually care. They don't actually care at all. There's no empathy there. Or there might be some but. Their needs always override it. Because in their minds they're always the victim. Life has been unfair to them. So they think that's justification for them to do whatever they want. And to get away with it without any consequences. And to even blame you for it. To even blame you for your own abuse. And to even laugh at you. After what they've done to you and to kick you when you're down. And that's how you should know that they do not care. That's how you should know that. It's okay because. We can. Take accountability. Yes, we may have been abused. We may have been affected in our lives. But as long as you're not a narcissist. You can. Heal. You can repair the damage if you. Really want to. You can do that. And you can get back to where you were before. It is possible for you. But the problem with narcissists. It's because the one thing standing in their way is. Accepting the truth. The reality of the situation. And taking accountability. Because without accountability there is no growth. All you're doing is just deflecting. The work onto someone else. And then they might move on. And become the best versions of themselves. But the person who doesn't take accountability. Is going to remain stuck for the rest of their lives. That's just how it is. So. That's what I'd like to finish with for you. Is. To recognize. Your power.   To ever realize the power in that. But we can do that. And that is where our power is. That is where. We can find our. Ability. To determine the course of events in our lives. To change everything and make a difference. Because our future. It could be very different. Than if we were to. Not take accountability. If you take accountability in your life. You can change everything. It doesn't matter what it is. Doesn't matter what you've done. It doesn't matter where you are. Just that one thing. Accountability can change everything. But that's for you. And I have to make that clear to you. That is not for a narcissist. They won't ever do that. If you're dealing with a true. Full blown narcissist. They cannot self reflect over a long period of time. They will never be. Anything greater or better. They just won't. You're not going to get anything out of them. You're wasting your time. Take that time and energy and put it on yourself. Because if you're watching my video right now. You are self reflecting right now. You have self awareness. And you're listening to me. You're taking accountability. That means that you can change. You can be better. Yes. You may have been abused by a narcissist. That doesn't mean you're stuck. You can take the right path for you. And you can be greater. You can do it. And this is my message. To you. Don't ever undo that. Because I know that you are capable of it. If you found my videos. And not everyone can do that. I'll be honest. I mean. Of course there are some people in these communities. Some people who watch my videos. All they want to do is play the victim. And I've seen it myself. I can only say. Of course I can't mention any names. But I have worked with some people.  About what the narcissist did to them. They don't want to take any responsibility. For how they got there. And I can tell you right now. If you do that. You're not going to get anywhere. You're going to remain stuck for the rest of your life. Just like the narcissist. It's not going to change anything for you. You have got to take responsibility. You have to recognize. What got you caught up with them in the first place. So that you can then change it. And take a different path in your life. If you take a different path. You will end up at a different destination. But this. Message is for those of you who. Have the awareness. Those of you who can self reflect. Because if you can't do that. It's just going to go in one year. And out the other. You're not even going to listen to me. Probably already clicked off this video. Those of you. But if you're still watching this right now. And you're listening to me. Self reflecting. You're taking a look at yourself. You have a chance. You have the potential. To change. And to find. A suitable partner for you. Someone who will help you to grow. Or rather.  Of course. But you can build something with them. Because that's how it should be. It shouldn't be. Two people who complete each other. It should be. Two people who come together.  Because those are the healthiest relationships. Which is why before you do that. You do need to.  And that doesn't mean you have to be perfect. You just have to get to some level. Where. You are. Constantly self reflecting. And you have that awareness. To where you are able to look within yourself. And see things that you need to change. So that you can be better. So that you can heal. And when. You can do that. You will. Feel a lot better. Because a lot of it. When we get involved with narcissists. A lot of it is guilt and shame. We feel foolish. We feel like we've been tricked.  And. Some of us we feel like we're just not worth anything. Because if we were worth anything. Why would someone do that to us? Why would they trick us. And just string us along. Make us believe in a future. A relationship. When all they were doing is just. Using us like we're garbage. You have to recognize that. That has nothing to do with you as a person. They don't even know you. They're self absorbed. They lack empathy. They only care about themselves. It says far more about them than it does about you. You will never get. That love that you crave from the narcissist. But you can get that from someone else. And you do need to recognize. Your own value. Just got to look back. And remember everything you did for them. They. May not have been. Happy with it. Or appreciative. But they still took it. They still took it and they stuck around. For a reason. And you've got to think why did they target you. Why didn't they target someone else. They picked you for a reason. Because they saw value there. But a lot of times they leave too soon. Because. Especially if you are standards. You may have value to bring to them. They don't have value to bring to you. And that's really what you want as well. That is the best situation for you to be in. Is where. You do develop these standards of what you're looking for in life. But you're not going to accept anything less. Because when you have that. Then the narcissist can't even gain access into your life. They can only gain access if you're willing to accept less than what you really deserve. Otherwise they can't get in. They can't even get through the door. And then that leaves space. For healthy people. People who can reciprocate. People who have something of value of their own. That leaves space for those people. And I know that's what you really want. That's what you really deserve. So yeah that's my video for today. I know it's a very deep video on this topic. I don't think many people have talked about this at length. But that's really it when reality sinks in for the narcissist. But remember it's only for a short time. They can't self reflect over a long period of time.  And there's no incentive for them to do it. Start to rain a bit now. Just got the car cleaned as well. But I've got to clean it sometime. Got to take care of it. It's a new car. The new BMW. 330i. It's a nice design. Got the blacked out windows. Rear spoiler. BBS rims. So yeah. That's it for today. I hope you enjoy the video. As much as I enjoy recording it. Because I do enjoy recording it. Because I do enjoy getting on here. Sharing this information with you. So yeah that's it for today. I'm going to go and get something to eat now. But if you enjoy the video and if it was helpful for you. As always please get a thumbs up down below. It helps the YouTube algorithm. It helps to support our community. And to get this message out there. So that it can help other people as well. And also share the video. Subscribe. Let me know your thoughts down in the comments section. Let me know. Of a moment where. Reality is sunken for the narcissist in your life. I'd love to hear about it. I read your comments every day. And. I am available for one-on-one coaching sessions. Which you can book on my website. It is. NarcSurvivor.co.uk. And also there's my Instagram as well. I've got new pictures and videos of my travels. Every day on there. And you can send me a message on there as well. It's NarcSurvivor YouTube. On Instagram. Alright that's it for today. Starting to rain. But I'm going to drive off now and get something to eat. I hope you all have a great day. I hope you enjoy your lunch or dinner. Depending on what time it is where you are. And I'll talk to you in another one. Very soon.


Hi guys, welcome back to my channel. Today's video is going to be talking about everything that I have purchased during this quarantine time One of my friends did this video. Her name is the Jesse Jins. I'll leave her channel link below This is not a collab or anything But I really liked the video she did on this and I thought it would just be a fun thing to do Luckily, I'm very blessed to still have my job. I'm working from home right now Obviously too. I make somewhat of a living off of making these videos So I am very lucky if you guys are new to my channel Make sure you subscribe and give this video a thumbs up and leave a comment down below What you have purchased during this time, so I guess without further ado I'm just gonna get on into this video. So starting off. I wanted to mention a Charity that you can give to I will leave a whole like list down below But it's really important to give back if you can And I just wanted to put that in this video because I have made a personal donation to a local charity Here it's United Way So I just really encourage you to look online and give to any charity in your Community that could use the help because I'm sure a lot of people could use help right now And that's one thing that we can do to make a more positive impact on what's going on right now So the first thing I want to show is this fake ring. It's not actually fake. It's real metal and stuff It's stainless steel I think and it's basically like a fake Cartier love ring Cartier Cartier love ring and I got it off of eBay I'll link all this stuff down below if I can find it So you guys can shop it if you want but this is a size 7 these things run super small But this fits perfect on my ring finger So I just wear it on my ring finger But I really wanted to wear it on my pointer finger But my finger is too fat and the first time I bought one of these It was way too small like it wouldn't fit on any of my fingers So it was embarrassing because I was like I need to kind of return this I decided to just keep this one because I already returned another one and I was like I'll just wear it on this finger. It's fine The next thing I got is this fake love bracelet because I really really love the design and I love the concept And I love the story behind it. I just think it's really cute and I don't know There's just something about this bracelet that I really like got this one off of eBay So both of these pieces came from eBay and this bracelet came with a screwdriver So it's all good in that department like it hasn't fallen off or anything But I'm gonna say one of the screws comes out a little too far So it scrapes my skin a bit, but I don't really care It doesn't scrape me like all the time. It just scrapes me sometimes the next item I'm gonna show you guys is the most adorable sweatshirt ever and I splurged a little bit on it It is this Disney and Gucci Inspired okay, it's kind of a knockoff honestly of the Disney and Gucci collection. I absolutely love this It looks almost like the exact same thing only the real one is like over a thousand dollars So that is what it looks like and it's so comfortable. I got this off of Etsy again I will link it down below so you guys can shop it. The next item was really a Stupid purchase, but I decided to get it because I thought it was cute and I could use it maybe next year for a photo or For decoration in my room something like that But I got this Easter basket because it was on clearance on the pottery barn kids website and I came across this from Karen from taking baby J obviously because like I follow them and They have these cute little bunny Easter baskets and the ears are so long when you set it down on an actual surface the ears kind of like lay like this I just thought it was the cutest thing they were out of the version I wanted so this is what they had left So I was like, okay, whatever. I'll just I'll just get it. I'll be influenced by an influencer during this time Though I'm going to mention that I have been influenced by influencers a lot more than I normally have been I normally never really care what influencers promote or show. This is another item that I was influenced by This big hair scrunchie. So short story one of my co-workers Amelia I don't know if she watches my channel, but anyway Amelia had this really cute big Scrunchie kind of like looking like this only it was black and I think she got it at Target I was like, oh, I really want that but you know, I don't want to copy her or whatever So I was like, I'll admire it from afar and then I was scrolling on Instagram and then Amber fill her up She's a really big blogger on Instagram and stuff her company and everything is known by I believe the barefoot blonde hair So she does hair extensions hair tutorials everything like that lifestyle beauty And she was showing hairstyles that you could wear with the big scrunchies like this and I was like, okay It's a sign. I have to get it. So I got the exact one she got because I like the color I just ordered it. It's from free people and it's called the super scrunchie and this one is in the color mauve So the next thing I have purchased during this quarantine time You already saw you have been saying on my channel, which is my intro and my in card or in slate Whatever you want to call it. It was a hefty price But I think it was worth it and I was supporting a local creator not local She lives in California, but I was supporting a small creator She makes graphics for a lot of the big names you see on YouTube like Alicia Marie, Aspenovar, Miss Remy Ashton Those are just a few to name some but I love her work. She was a pleasure to work with I kind of want to make a video about working with her because it was so smooth It's almost like how I work with clients when I do get little jobs on the side Her Instagram username is at type Haley And you can see a lot of her work that she's done for bigger youtubers and other content creators And I highly recommend her if you're looking for YouTube graphics or just graphic design in general If you're looking for something her style is really aesthetic, I guess But she knows how to do other styles too Hence like Aspenovar's vibe isn't the same as Alicia Marie And the last few things I have purchased during this period of time are the Chloe Ting workout resistance bands They say keep thrusting and there comes three in a pack So I have the light pink one. This is the it's the weakest one out of all three of them And then here we have this purple one that looks like so This is the medium strength and then here is the toughest strength And this is this blue color blue teal and it's super It's super hard and then they all come in this little cute bag I think that's obviously supposed to be Chloe and it's just this tan drawstring bag And now I want to pose a question to you guys I will leave a poll on the screen or you can let me know in the comments I don't know what to get should I get a bike because I've been really wanting a bike Or should I get air pods? The struggle's real I don't know what to get so I want you to kind of help me Also, don't forget to check out the links down below to where you can donate And help any organization during this period of time Everything that we're going through and that is pretty much it for this video If you guys enjoyed it, make sure to give it a thumbs up Don't forget to subscribe and I'll see you guys in my next video.


Welcome everyone. So this is a webinar focused on getting ready for conferences and how CISA can really support you in that endeavor and all the amazing work that you're going to be sharing with families as they come and visit you. I just want to give you a little glimpse about what we are going to talk about here today. I'm Angela from CISA if you're just joining in. And we are going to talk about gathering those work samples, getting your folders ready, having your students build in that reflection piece while you know they're getting ready to either share at conferences or you are sharing at conferences and then of course it's a great opportunity to connect families. So if you haven't ever joined a webinar before just a couple things to note is you're going to get the recording emailed to you automatically if you registered for this webinar. And you're going to get the slides as well. So keep that in the back of your mind as we are going through some of the materials I have for you here today. So I just thought it would be good to pause for a moment and just reflect a minute on I guess me personally but I'm guessing you're in a similar situation is what is the whole point of conferences right so we're really showing our student growth. We're talking about the whole student and not you know just maybe their test scores. We're talking about and not even talking about but really making sure that partnership between home and school and families is really, really solid and it's it's two way communication that happens at those conferences and of course goal setting also takes place. And I mentioned these things because that those are the four points that came to the top of my mind thinking about conferences. And they're also very well aligned with all all the things that seesaw can do for you. So I know it's just a great tool to really maximize your time at conferences so not even maximize your time but really do all those things really really well so the first thing we're going to talk about is just gathering those samples gathering that student work. And what are you actually going to share at the conferences. So I know a lot of people have different approaches to this and unfortunately you may be a little bit like I was in this picture of a massive amount of folders stacked. So I remember pre seesaw. I would, you know, it was a situation where I'm collecting, you know, 24 writing folders and I'm hauling a moment my little wheelie cart and I'm sitting on my, you know, living room floor and trying to collate 25 different stacks of papers and I know some of you might be doing that right now as we're watching and participating in this webinar. But I had personally in aha moment when I thought, Why am I just not adding it to see that once I started using seesaw. So what I did it was for me it was the moment where I was trying to haul those writing folders home again. And I said, Well, if I just take a picture of their writing sample it's in seesaw it's going to be organized in the writing folder I'm not hauling all this stuff home. And then I also thought, Wow, let's let's involve the students in this process right let's add their their layer of reflection. And I thought it's so simple if I'm just even starting as simple as taking a photo and adding that work to seesaw. So some of you might be thinking, Yes, I already do that which is awesome. But some of you might be having that aha moment just as I did thinking why am I hauling all this, all this other stuff home I can just do it in seesaw easily. So I'm going to talk about a couple options for that if you're thinking, Oh, that's a great idea why why haven't I done that yet. And so the first thing I did was I started thinking about what do I actually want to share and show our conferences. And I thought about what I did before I use seesaw and how that could be replaced or included in seesaw. So things like I always had a writing sample fluency check or you know latest progress and map all sorts of things like that. So you have a couple of options. So first of all, you as a teacher as a reminder can always post to the student journal. So by just tapping that green add button, go to post into student journal and you know you can take a picture of their writing or add other work samples that way. Another favorite of mine and this worked great with my kindergartners is students can just post on their own. Okay, so they go to that gigantic green add button. They're totally set and can just be adding this content as well really really easily.  But another option if you haven't yet explored this and I would recommend this. If you have in your mind mapped out those things that you want to present and share at conferences. And they're not yet in seesaw. A great way is to actually create an activity and share that with your students. So on this slide I'm just going through this flow a little bit so on the left you'll see an activity that I found in the seesaw activity library. I'm going to share that with my students and when I do that I have the option here in the center to actually edit the folder that this piece of work is going to go into, which is amazing because it's already saving me some more time organization wise. And then on the right, you'll notice in this particular class, I have all sorts of folders already set up. And so I would just tag that. And then when that activity is shared with the students and they respond. Those things are already going to go in that folder, which is amazing and a time saver. And you also know, you know what samples you already have from each student and see what students you might need to follow up on. So this is again, an example of, you know, including their latest writing performance or sample from writers workshop. So in my kindergarten classroom, we actually did at the end of each month they picked out their favorite writing piece to make sure they had in seesaw. So if you haven't done that yet. That would, it would be a great opportunity just start with maybe the latest one. I wanted to pause here for a moment and read a couple of things that that came through my mind when I was transitioning to really using seesaw as an amazing tool for conferences. And these are, these are common questions that I hear a lot from our community as well. So things like, well they've already seen it in seesaw now what I'm going to show them at conferences they've already seen this work it's already been posted. But I don't want families to see the work until conferences so two things going on there. And again, I have said these things myself as I started using seesaw I had a moment of moment of panic, because I thought well my conferences aren't going to look the same anymore as they have in years past. So what I realized is kind of are kind of my three stars down here. Number one, let's make it less about the reveal right so I found that when I did that. I was way less rushed during the conference I had way more time to actually engage in meaningful conversations with families, and there weren't surprises families don't really like surprises they really really don't. In my experience I think you might have similar experience as well, but I also I think the biggest eye opener to me was I had that fear of oh my gosh they've already seen it, or oh gosh I don't want them to see it yet. And what I realized is when I just went for it. The other way for me was we could talk beyond the, the reveal. Okay, so they already knew about this but I was adding more context. I was showing growth of our time and then we could talk more about next steps and really have time for four questions. So I encourage you if you were like me, asking the same questions and having a little bit of fear about that to just give it a go and I think I think you're never going to turn back and totally love it. I'm going to talk a little bit about folders because I mentioned them earlier. And this goes a little bit into the conversation of what families can see and, and not if you are interested in that. But we're going to talk a little bit about emojis and folders, but I kind of gave that that was to that was that was a quick reveal I wasn't trying to do that. I want to actually go into one of my classes here because I'm going to demo this for you. And I know some of you already have folders set up but I'm going to do a quick demo for people that don't yet have folders set up. So, here we go. So, here's your seesaw class right I'm signed in as a teacher and if you're thinking, you know I already have work in there or I've added work now I want it organized. So what you can do is I'm actually going to scroll to the top this example. I'm going to tap the folder icon right under this post so once I tap there. It actually is going to bring up the folders that I have already created for this class. You can see I have, you know, all sorts of different folders but for the purpose of today I'm going to create a conference folder which is what I suggest you might do. I'm going to call this folder in the past while work. So if that's something that resonates with your kids go ahead and say that too. So I am going to create a folder so I'm going to tap on this button right here. And what I'm going to do actually is this is kind of a pro tip. I am on a MacBook and I'm at get emoji.com. Using iPads you can do, you can actually type emojis but I had a little emoji I'm going to see if I can find it that I thought would be perfect for conferences and of course as I'm scrolling right now I'm, you know, I'm going to not not find the exact ideal one that I want. So I'm going to copy that. I'm actually going to go back here I'm going to paste it. Did you know that you can do that how fun right so I'm going to call this conferences. Like I said or you could call it wow work.  I'm going to do a fun color. The reason that I put a dot there is I'm going to do this green check. And what does do what do you notice it is at the top of my list of folders. So if you want your students involved and you're working with younger students if you want them involved in actually tagging folders with work. This is a great way to just make it even easier for them. So for little this little picture queue of this emoji is awesome when you're typing in the name to insert an emoji or at it. And then I can just do the green check and you'll see that this piece of work has gone into the conference folder. So, what is handy about this is that on the right here with all of your students you can sort by folders. So for example, if Karina's parents are coming in. Not only can I filter to Karina so everything here will show all of her posts in her entire portfolio. But if I'm thinking oh that's too overwhelming I want to focus on just a few pieces for the point of this discussion. I would tap here on this folder and then I can choose which folder I would like to focus on and I would of course say conference folder right which I don't have anything in there yet. So, in order to prepare for this I'm just going to tag a couple things with conferences, and you'll notice if work is already in seesaw you see what I'm doing here right I'm just tapping the folder under it. And of course I would actually be selecting only the work I want to show at conferences not everything. So again if I'm in the class journal I'm going to see everything from all students. But if I want to go to a unique student like Karina right here and then go to her conference folder I can tap the folder on the right, and then conferences and boom there we go. I have all of my posts that I want to share with families right here, really really handy dandy. The other thing I'm going to just note and this might come in handy later in the year for you is this print PDF. When you add content to folders you can actually print the entire folder of work up to 80 posts with this print PDF button. And again I'm on the web showing that so make sure you do that. Okay, a couple other things about folders is if I go in the upper right to my wrench my class settings, and I scroll down if you are new to folders, scroll down to this folders section and make sure this show add to folder step. Is actually turned to students and teachers if you want your students to be able to add work to folders. If you only want you yourself to add work to folders just make sure it's checked with teachers. So at the kindergarten level I did not have my students add work to folders at the beginning of the year but I think actually by November conferences they were adding work to folders, and I think the activity flow. Actually makes it even easier where they don't even have to do that you can do that for them if you're choosing to do it that way. Okay, so lots of info about folders. And I'm going to go back here into my slides for a moment to show you a few more things. So again if you want to know more about emojis. We have a little video about how you get them on a Chromebook, I was on a MacBook and so you saw that. But if you go to get emoji calm they actually have tutorials about any device and how you get emojis on any device if that is something you like to add to your folders. So let's talk about something else to get ready for conferences. I think it's a perfect time to give your students a chance to reflect and set some goals. So I think a great way to do that is through our activities feature. Again, you might already have ways that you're doing this in your class like favorite, you know, activities that they've already done, you can simply take a photo of that, add a voice recording and see sign you're set. But if you're looking for maybe something new. These are activities that you can when you get the slides emailed to you you can save these and actually be ready to use them tomorrow so on the left here you see more of a primary example of goal setting. So maybe these your students have thought about their hopes and dreams at the beginning of the school year and it's a logical time to check in with those and see if they want to adjust. And then on the right I have more of an intermediate upper elementary example of two stars in a goal meaning what what are two things that they've done really well. So a new idea for a goal they they would like to to work towards. So again these are activities that you can use and get again your students involved in that reflection process. If you go into the seesaw activity library I want to actually show you something here quick. If I'm signing as a teacher again and I go to browse activity library. The other thing that you can actually do is if you search conferences. You're going to come up with all sorts of activities that other teachers have already included with themselves getting ready for conferences. So that is another way to kind of save yourself some time and see what's already existing so that you can take advantage of that as well. So let's keep chatting and then we're going to have time for questions. Another thing is let's talk about getting those families connected so tons of you here live today already have family members connected which is awesome. And for those of you that don't yet I'm going to show you a couple things. So on this slide this is these are this is for my my teachers out there today that don't, or that have family members connected, but maybe some family members that aren't yet connected. So I have this reference here in the slide but I'm actually going to demo live both options really.  You will not regret it and they're going to love it. You're going to love it. The students are going to love it. It's going to be amazing. So if you're ready to do that just in the bottom right just click on this plus families button, you can turn on family access and then you can print the paper invites. This is what I would suggest if you're meeting face to face with with families to have it right there ready to go.  So we are creating all of these handouts for each unique student so this is of these handouts. This is Karina's handout. And again these QR codes are unique to that specific child. So what I have what I have done personally is if I have family members that weren't yet connected and I'm going to show you that in a moment how to determine who who is and is not connected.  I think you would enjoy being connected to seesaw to see what your student is reflecting and sharing. And really it was sometimes just a matter of, you know, let's download the app if they want to do it on their phone or let's, you know, let me give them this handout so they can take it home and be ready to go. It's just a great another great opportunity so I highly encourage you to take advantage of that. I want to scroll back here for a moment because this will also show you if you have already invited families this will also show you currently connected parents. Okay, so you'll have a list that have connections already so you don't have to worry about that. I also want to show you this way. So if you already have families connected if you go to the wrench in the upper right, and then you go scroll down to manage families, you click here it actually has it divided for you so it will show you a list of not connected so it'll show you the students and then you would just of course prepare those invites for those families and be all set to go so again I think it's a great time to take advantage of that face to face time to to get them connected with what their child is doing on seesaw. And of course, it's always an option they don't have to download an app it's always an option to they could just go to the website app dot see saw that me to see their child's work as well. Now we're going to go into questions here for a remaining time we have about almost 10 minutes, but I also want to just give a little shout out because in about 25 minutes I'm going to start my next webinar that's all about family communication. So if you want to register for that there is the link right there it's also on our PD site for registering for even this webinar. So if you made it here you can probably make it to that one as well if you are curious just more about all the things you can do with family communication in seesaw so you can join us in a little bit for that. I'm going to take a quick question slide and eagerly answer the questions that you have coming in. So take a moment and type in some questions and I'm going to go ahead and go through these questions. While you're typing in questions, those of you that are watching the recording, so glad that you're here as well. Just note that we've got tons of webinars always happening here at seesaw and locked on our YouTube channel as well. So for those of you live, we're going to have a survey that comes up at the end of this webinar and we love love love for you to fill it out, gives us a lot of feedback, lets us know what you want to hear and learn about. So please take time to do that but let's go into some questions.


Sätt till important things to have it work. Without managers and then you can just put questions of all sorts. So I have started from scratch with some small businesses in health care in education in and also in cold center, but I also took over old organizations that were a lot of managers around. Så det key thing is the working climate, as I said here before. And that sounds much easier than it is. So people are really polite and insecure at workplaces. So we don't have. We don't have a history of being honest and direct at our workplaces. We pretend to be grown ups and skilled and have it all together.  So fostering that kind of climate where you can have straight forward talking. Så. Like to be able to say I don't feel. I don't feel listen to here.  That that takes a lot of time and effort to have that sort of working climate. And what is needed is that you know people and that you know where where you have people trust that you know that you can trust people. Then you can try to be honest and straight. And and that it's not done in a flash. And the other thing is if you are going to deal with managers. Anyway, I mean, I try to avoid it, as I said, because it's so few managers that has that has empowerment skills in themselves. And usually they are not the easiest one to train to be empowering either because they became managers for some other reason because of their try drive their knowledge or their expertise in some way. So often there is somebody else in the organization that are much more suitable for being trained in empowerment. Skills, or less. So I did that mistake many, many times. I thought I would train the managers that the manager I inherited. And I was very often disappointed and have to reorganize again. So don't underestimates that challenge. It's really. And just just a few words of how you how you do it. So you talk so how to to foster that climate. It's really to. To invite as James said here to invite people to have that sort of climate. Do you want? Can you see any benefits with an open climate where feedback can happen? So everybody needs to choose to have that climate because they are the people that are going to produce that climate. Nobody else. So if they are not convinced about the benefits, it won't happen. And it's scary to start to speak your heart or speak your mind. And this is not just speaking opinions in Sweden. A lot of people say we have a really high ceiling. You know, you can say anything on this workplace. Well, I say you probably can because opinions is OK to have about everything. But is it OK to say to a manager? I don't think you're listening to us in a meeting. Is it that OK? Then I can agree on you having. But but but really natural feedback climate. I very seldom experience. So that's a difference. And it's scary to have that because you have to take risk and that you you need to. Yeah, you need to believe there is trust there among other.


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The second oxide we have, that is nitric oxide, NO. It's oxidation state, state is plus 2, OK? It is prepared by the direct combination of nitrogen and oxygen in electric arc, direct combination of nitrogen and oxygen in electric arc. Electric arc, why we use? Because we know this N202 does not combine at room temperature. If you remember, it requires very high temperature in the order of 3,000 degrees Celsius, OK? And that electric arc will produce a very high temperature with a high heat over there. So that is why it requires, OK? So it forms 2NO, electric arc. Basically, whenever you see this electric arc, it means high temperature we need for this reaction. And for that high temperature, we're using this electric arc, OK? This is one method. Another one is it is also prepared by the oxidation of ammonia with platinum catalyst. Oxidation of ammonia with platinum catalyst. The reaction is 4 NH3 with reaction with 4 NH3 with 5 O2. With platinum catalyst. And when you heat this around 750 degrees Celsius, you get NO nitric oxide plus H2O. This is the reaction we have. Now, this reaction or this method, we call it as host-walled process. Host-walled process. Properties cut less, slightly heavier than air, soluble in water. If you count the number of electrons for NO, it is an odd electron. It is an odd electron molecule, 8 plus 7, 15, OK? NO, odd electron molecule. Hence, it is paramagnetic in nature. The structure of NO, if you see, we have N double bond O. Oxygen has two lone pairs. Nitrogen has one lone pair and one electron. One note you write down into this. In liquid and solid form, nitrogen has, sorry, nitric oxide, NO. In liquid and solid form, nitric oxide, NO. Tendency 2 form, a dimer, that is N2O2. And it becomes diamagnetic and becomes diamagnetic. Next molecule, we have nitric acid, HNO3, nitric acid. Write down, in laboratory, it is prepared by, in laboratory, it is prepared by heating a mixture of alkali nitrate with concentrated S2SO4. Alkali nitrate with concentrated S2SO4. This converts into KHSO4 plus HNO3, laboratory method of preparation. For large-scale production, we use the method and the name is post-worlds process. Write down, in this reaction, we have already done it for the preparation of nitric oxide and NO. In this reaction, what happens? Ammonia is getting oxidized in presence of platinum. Ammonia is getting oxidized. So reaction, if I write down NH3 plus 502 in presence of platinum around 750 degrees Celsius temperature, 6 is not fairing pressure we use. It gives you nitric oxide NO plus H2O, and energy comes out into this, okay? Delta H, isothermic reaction. This nitric oxide is further oxidized by O2 and it gives you nitrogen dioxide, NO2. I am not writing down the balanced reaction, okay? I am just giving you the product, okay? I know further it will get oxidized by oxygen because we have excess oxygen here, converts this into nitrogen dioxide. Now, this nitrogen dioxide is dissolved in water and it gives you HNO3 plus nitric oxide, okay? Nitric oxide. So this is the preparation method. We have O2O process, okay? We get this and then it oxidized and then reacts with water. Property is colorless liquid, colorless liquid and gives a pungent smell, pungent smell, very strong oxidizing agent, strong oxidizing agent. It reacts with most of the metals except the noble metals, except the noble metals. This reaction is very important for this. You see the two reactions I am writing it down. Copper reacts with HNO3. It gives three molecules of CuNO3 whole twice plus will get nitric oxide plus will get H2O. Another reaction is when this copper reacts with HNO3, it gives again CuNO3 whole twice plus NO2 plus H2O. This is the product we get. Two different oxides we are getting. One is nitric oxide and other one is nitrogen dioxide. Now, why these reactions are important? Because we get nitric oxide when the acid is diluted, okay? Nitrogen dioxide will get where it is concentrated. This question they have asked many times in the exam. Even this particular reaction, they have asked in need exam directly. You must know what is the product we get with concentrated acid and dilute acid. Similarly, one more reaction we have, I will write down here. This is also very important. Zinc reacts with HNO3. It gives four ZNNO3 whole twice plus H2O plus N2O. Another reaction is ZN plus four HNO3. It gives ZNNO3 whole twice plus H2O plus two NO2. Here we are getting dinitrogen oxide. Here we are getting nitrogen dioxide. This is possible when this acid is diluted and this acid is concentrated. You must remember this reaction with dilute acid what gas you are getting and with concentrated what gas you are getting. Important thing is this only. I will give you options with this oxides only. Nitrogen oxides. Next point, note you write down. Metals like chromium and aluminium. Metals like chromium and aluminium. Forms chromium and aluminium. Forms a passive film or layer of oxide. Passive film or layer of oxides. Hence does not dissolve in concentrated HNO3. This is also important. Does not dissolve in concentrated HNO3. Concentrated HNO3 also oxidizes some of the nonmetals like carbon phosphorous sulphur iodine. Some of the nonmetals like carbon phosphorous sulphur iodine. C plus HNO3 concentrated. It gives carbonic acid H2CO3 plus nitrogen dioxide plus water. This is carbonic acid. When phosphorous reacts with concentrated HNO3, this gives S3PO4 plus nitrogen dioxide plus H2O. This is the two reactions we must remember. What is the structure of HNO3? The last point for today. The structure of HNO3. HNO3, the structure is N double bond O, single bond O and OH. This is the structure we have. N double bond O, O and H. This hydrogen is the acidic hydrogen. Yes, acidic hydrogen. Since only one acidic hydrogen we have, this is monobasic acid. This is a monobasic acid. It can release only one H plus into the solution. It is a planar molecule. It is a planar molecule. This bond is a coordinate bond. You must remember one thing. For the elements belongs to the second period. The coordinate bond can be represented by this, a single bond or an arrow like this. Both are same thing. But for third period element, like we have discussed in phosphorous oxides, for the elements of third period, the coordinate bond is defined by either a double bond or an arrow like this. This is a coordinate bond we have. N coordinate bond with O. That is why we do not have any lone pair on this network. This is the structure of HNO3. We have done this. Few things are left in this chapter. That is phosphorous. Some compounds of phosphorous. Then we will finish this. We will do it next class. We will wind up the class here. We will let you know regarding the next class whenever we have. Is there one doubt? Not sure. There is a second. Hello. There is a lone pair in oxygen. You can draw the resonating structure here. This oxygen we have here, lone pair. You can draw the resonating structure. That is not a thing. Any doubt? Tell me. You had said that for nitrous oxide, it can be contaminated by NONH3 and H2O vapors. To remove ammonia and water vapor, what do we use? Ammonia and water vapor, if you have any acidic compound you can use. Like the molecule which can produce H+. You can use that to remove ammonia and water vapor. Got it. Anything is there? We will wind up the class. For these chapters, I am telling you, NCRT, you must read line by line. Don't leave NCRT for problem solving. You can refer to any of the books. NCRT, each and every line you should know. We will wind up the class here. Take care. Thank you. Thank you, sir.


Welcome to Think Tech on Spectrum OC16, Hawaii's weekly newscast on things that matter to tech and to Hawaii. I'm Cynthia Sinclair. And I'm Keisha King. In our show this time, we'll review some of our Trump Week episodes, where we try to connect the dots on what's happening in the White House. Every Friday, we do a talk show to examine the actions taken or not taken by this administration in these very interesting and unpredictable times. It has appeared to us that the news by and about this president is often unpredictable and moves from day to day driven by his impulsive decisions rather than on any rational or systematic basis. So we established a weekly talk show called Trump Week, where we look at actions and events generated by and surrounding Donald Trump and the Trump administration and try to make some sense of them. That means looking at the history of what has gone before, the context, the individuals and advisors who participated in the decisions, motivations and impulses involved. It also means looking at the way these events unfold and connect with each other and the implications they have on the United States and on the world. Of course it's complex and we may never actually get to the bottom of what he does or the effects his actions have on the country and the world, but we need to try and we need to share our thoughts to raise public awareness on what is going on. So here's a few clips from a few episodes of our Trump Week series. There are many more. If you want to see these episodes in their entirety or if you want to see all the episodes, check out the Trump Week playlist on our YouTube channel. What happened in Europe? Well, on one hand, he got through it and he was even praised for following his teleprompter. If that's the bar that's been set for this President of the United States. I'll use the word bar on this show. If that's the level of competence that has been established for this President of the United States, we're all in big trouble because, hooray for President Trump, he read the teleprompter and he didn't go off script. I mean, that we've come to for a while. So he received praise for his Normani speech, but really what happened just before that was the interview with Laura Ingram on Fox News Station. What a background was the headstones of all these 4,414 brave soldiers. He decided to take this moment 15 minutes before the actual ceremony began to basically lamb base Nancy Pelosi and Robert Mueller and Chuck Schumer and the whole gang. Well, it wasn't just 15 minutes beforehand. He ended up having the whole entire ceremony late by 15 minutes because he sat there and did that interview. I was telling you guys before the show that a few years ago, my wife and I went to Normandy, went to the American Cemetery at Normandy and it is one of the most powerful, memorable experiences that we have ever had, I have ever had, to be there just to stand and look at it in the flesh in the reality of it. It brings home your national connection. It brings home your sense of history and morality and honesty and the greatest generation and sadness for the people who are buried there. It is the most powerful experience I've really ever had with respect to an institution along those lines and for him to abuse it, to defame it and deface it that way is extraordinary. What it means is he was there, he should have felt the same feeling, but he didn't. He doesn't understand American history, he doesn't understand the American morality, American ethics, American core values if he would do that. So it was particularly disgusting to me to see him make them so interesting. It really did ruin the moment that he got praised for and that was his speech. It ruined it. It completely dis-tarnished the entire speech he gave, given the backdrop and the interview. Did Mueller do a good job here? Mueller did a good job if it was 1962. Right. I'll go on with that. The rules of the game have changed and what are the rules of the game? There are no rules. I respect Robert Mueller and his dedication as an ex-marine and service career individual and what is their model? You don't wear the badge of politics at all when you're in the armed services. You don't bite the chain of command. You don't bite the chain of command. He lives his life and I think it's played out here during the two years of the investigation and certainly in the portrayal of the report. So can I fault him for that? No, because in his heart that's what he's trying to do. Now, he said some things that I think go beyond him trying to be completely neutral on it and let me just read one quote, that the Constitution requires a process other than criminal justice system to formally accuse a sitting president of wrongdoing. So he's giving these tidbits, these little trail notes for Congress to follow and he's saying, look at the report, look at the Constitution, it's all there in front of you. In fact, he said, the report is my testimony. There it is. I remember lawyers who used to, you know, in my practice experience go to court. They write it out. They write it out in their brief and when it came time for argument, oral argument with the judge, they would make this strange assumption that the judge read the brief, that he understood it and he was on the same page and then they would lose. They would lose because they miscalculated what the judge was looking at and thinking about and realizing and, you know, you have to calculate your audience. So you want to hit a 448 page deal and you want to get very cute about how you frame everything so cautiously, wouldn't it have been better for him to say in English, expressly, I don't feel that I can charge, you know, obstruction here. But I have had a number of, I have found in my investigation a number of elements that would permit Congress, or if he wasn't a sitting president, a court who convict him of obstruction of justice. I am not going to do anything because I feel, you know, restrained to do that. But you guys can and you should pursue this. OK, so what did he say? He said, had we had the confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so. So he's kind of. Why couldn't he say? We think the president did commit a crime and you should do something about it. It's a flip side of that. Why is he being so cute? No, most of the country. I agree he's not clear. He's not. The base is not going to accept anything he says. And then all the other people are confused about what does he really mean? Will the guy please speak his mind already?  He was going to be our savior. Girls, I got to tell you, he has not been our savior. And will he be our savior going forward? What did I say about calling those girls off camera? Will he be our savior? Well, you're going to get what you get. This is it. You could take him behind closed doors and have him do further testimony. He's not going to give any more than he already has in that nine minutes. Right. I guarantee you. He's done. He's done. He's done. But you know, I don't think he's done the job the American people had hoped for, or at least the people I know had hoped for. So the cyber command, which is in Virginia, I think, part of the army, I think it's like a separate command, was found to have been hacking the Russian electrical grid. I don't know where it came from, but when the New York Times called them to confirm the story, they confirmed it. They confirmed it and they didn't say anything about how this was a big secret. OK. The Times, if you remember, three or four days ago, published the story about how the American military was hacking into the Russian grid. This is breaking the deterrence factor that we've had. We've enjoyed for the past few years on hacking, on nation-state hacking. And this could lead to really bad things, what they're doing, and making it public. But the Times reported what they found. It was their job. So Trump went after them, called them traders now. So it's not enough to say war on the press, enemy of the people, fake news, which he's been doing since his campaign started in 2015, but it's now treason. Treason in the Constitution. It's a very serious crime punishable by death. OK, he's calling the New York Times traders. That is the biggest attack yet on the First Amendment. Well, a couple of days ago, he threatened the Time Reporter in the Oval Office. There was, I believe, four Time Reporters doing an interview in the Oval Office. And he showed them the document, the letter from Kim Jong-un. And he said, OK, this is off the record. I'm going to show it to you. And apparently one of the reporters took out his phone camera. I don't know if he took a picture or was attempting to take a picture. Sander said, no, you can't do that. And so that was the end of it. And then as they're asking them about whether or not Jeff Sessions was instructed to go light on the investigation and the testimony, he brought this thing up. He said, you know, I could jail you. I could jail you just to let you know that you tried to do something you shouldn't have. Yeah, maybe some jail would be good for you. They said, quote, you make some friends in jail. My God. That's the part that is, I think, the scariest. We have death threats going up to so many journalists right now. And instead of saying this is part of our democracy, a free press, he's doing just the opposite. And he's doubling down and putting all of our reporters out there in more danger, which I think is wrong. And I think a lot of the story does is wrong. AC Salzburg, the publisher of The New York Times, got on, this is interesting, on Murdoch's Wall Street Journal yesterday. And it's a long article about it. From The New York Times on The Wall Street Journal, not on The New York Times, but on The Wall Street Journal. He also got a national public radio and said, you know, we really can't tolerate this kind of thing. He calls us all these names. He calls us The Failing New York Times. And we're OK with that. Because as a matter of fact, all his Mishigas, you know, that craziness, all his Mishigas is actually made The New York Times very profitable. More prosperous than before. And The Washington Post. And The Washington Post. And they're doing a good job. And they're free reporting fairly. But when he calls The New York Times, The Failing New York Times, Salzburg says, it's OK. You can call me that. Because we're not failing. My P&L is looking better. But at any rate, he says, she's not my type. Now, I want you to look at her next to the pictures of all of the people that have claimed that he insulted them. And they all look the same. And they all look just like his wives. So you're going to eat. And he said to each one of them, oh, she's not my type. So what's the opposite flip side of that statement? Well, she is my type. And I'd be happy to rape her. Yeah, exactly. And I'm sorry. But not my type is a really bad response to this allegation. The worst we've lost. She's not my type. And therefore, I would not have raped her. So that's ridiculous. I would not have raped her. Well, you said you didn't know her, too. Yeah. I mean, nobody believes that. Right, because there's a picture of them together. I don't think I've got confirmation of two other women who were consulted at the time. The problem is rape is a felony. It's punishable by decades in jail or worse. And yet, he gets a pass on it. It's a moral sin. She still has the dress. I hope the women in this country unite against him on this. I hope she still has the dress. And it's able to find some kind of DNA on it. She does have the dress. And she's turned it in. So if they can find some DNA on that, she doesn't have to bring the rape case. The state can bring the rape case. Well, yeah, but this goes to a whole new area. Monica Lewinsky. That's what I've reminded them of. Exactly. Let's assume she finds the dress. I mean, she has the dress. Let's assume that the modern science can pull some DNA off it. I know when that's been made. Let's assume it's a suspicious DNA. And we believe it's his DNA. But we have to get a swap from him. Where are we going to get that from? Because he's not going to cooperate. We're going to do phone around and grab his cup. Are you just going to do it? Yeah, he doesn't cooperate. We're reading the process. Think about that part. Thank you. Catch me if you can. So it's going to be hard to make that case without a use to you.  And it's yet a peep within the news cycle. And it's a peep within the ranks of the American public. Is this horrific? That's because it's the new normal. Well, the deplorable new normal. The deplorable normal. And I guess maybe I'm just getting too old. I'm just shocked. What I saw in the paper, he's going to do another raise in tariffs right now. Another one, another one on China. $300 billion. Now remember, the other one was, I believe, $200 billion. And he said, we could do this. This is easy. I mean, $300 billion now is subject to 25% tax. Unbelievable. It reminds me of when he fired somebody on The Apprentice. You sat there watching that show. Why did he fire that guy? There was no rhyme or reason about it. And why is he doing this additional tariff? There's no rhyme or reason about it. He's already getting all this pushback from American industry. And as you said, Tim, it's a tax on us. We pay it. It disrupts world trade. Disrupts their economy and our economy. And I don't know what the purpose is, but he keeps on doing it. Did he do something wrong? And he wants to do another, what, $300 billion? What's the problem with him? Again, how many shows have we said is this just another way of distraction? But this tax could potentially cost $900 per American citizen. And we're talking about potentially 200,000 jobs in the state of Arizona. Because Arizona actually will be the greatest state impacted by this act if it goes through. When it goes through, he does it all by fiat. He does it himself. Well, OK. So he's, again, he's taking on to himself the power of taxation. And finally, in the Senate, we have a number of senators, Republican, who said, hey, this is not what we like or want. So they're finally, some of them are raising their head and saying, stop it. We have Ted Cruz saying this is going to be very harmful impact. We have John Cornyn from Texas saying, we're heading to, it's like holding a gun to our heads. We have Joni Ernst saying it's overwhelmingly we oppose these tariffs. And they will count to answer on everything. And then last but not least, even Mitch McConnell, our Mitch McConnell here, he said that there's not much support for this. And they want to sit down with the president before Monday, because that's when the first 5% is going into play. How about national disgrace at the border? OK. What do you think? Against my will. International disgrace at the border. Yeah. Because the whole world's watching. Yes. Cynthia, what do you think? I think it's horrible. I think it's horrific what is happening. And it's all private. This is for profit stuff that's happening down there, too. It's not like our military that are running these camps. This is for profit. Private people that are running these camps, they don't have blankets. They don't have medicine. They don't have toothbrushes or soap. You've got kids taking care of kids. They don't have diapers that are being changed. And they don't allow anyone in. This is the thing that really gets me. Security. Security. Not a single senator gets to walk through that door. Even the Geneva Convention allows the Red Cross to come in and monitor what's going on. Right. Exactly. They're not even compliant with the Geneva Convention. But this was a war. Stalag 17. Oh, yes. Absolutely. And there's people that are bringing. Red Cross is bringing stuff. My own church, the United Methodist Church, Angkor, has been there from the beginning for a year now trying to bring things for these kids. And they won't accept them. Well, maybe the president didn't know the details. Oh, please. Don't give me that. I don't believe it for a minute. He knows all of the details and does not care. You watch his television all day. He's got to know. He knows. Now, you know the Congress, at least the House passed a bill providing $4.5 billion to support those kids in these Stalag 17 installations. But it had controls on it. It said, you can only use this money for the kids and those installations. It said it passed a bill for $4.5 billion without any controls, allowing him to use the money for his long-awaited wall and other things along those lines. Security, OK? Then Nancy Pelosi said, OK, OK, in order to get this passed, we're going to take our controls out of the House bill. And I think it's going that way. That's what's going to happen. So there's no way to be sure. In fact, you can be probably sure that the controls won't be there and he will misuse the money. What are your thoughts about that bill? We carried out. Yeah, she didn't want to. I don't think she wanted to have a controversy while the children were in such dire straits. That's what it was. 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Several days ago, I released the Vim Diesel's official VimTutor Let's Play. It was over an hour long, but in the course I talked about VimTutor and I talked about a lot of tips added on a bunch of stuff that was not in VimTutor. Now one of the big ones that made a big fuss was the fact that you can literally time travel in Vim. So I'm going to talk about that in this video, but in order to do it, I mean here's the annoyance. I actually have to do stuff in Vim before I time travel over the changes. So let's talk about some other Vim tips while we're at it. Okay, so here's a little file here. I'm just going to edit it a little bit because I need, again, I need to edit it to be able to time travel over it. So let's say I do something like this. I want to replace or substitute every single sequence. Really what I want is I want to get spaces between these little entries in here. I don't like the way they look right now. So I'm going to say, okay, substitute whenever you see a sequence of a beginning of the line and a closing of a curly bracket right here. Replace that with a curly bracket and a new line. And so once I run that, you'll see that now there are little spaces between everything. If we want to redo and undo and redo it, we can see the difference. So now we got some stuff there. So some of the stuff we talked in the little tutorial about is commands that you can run multiple times, stuff like that. I think everyone sort of knows you can edit something. Let's say we throw something at the end of this line. You can go to another line and just press the dot command and it will rerun whatever you just ran on a different line. Additionally, we talked about this, right? So let's say I highlight this entire paragraph and then I can say this. I can go into the command mode and I can say run the norm command. And what the norm command does is it just reruns, or well it runs a sequence of normal mode buttons, key presses on all of these lines. Let's say for example we want capital I, capital I goes to the beginning of the line and enters insert mode and we'll say this comes to the left and then some hyphens and then blah, blah, blah. You'll see that now this sequence has been added to the beginning of all of these lines.  Additionally, some things I did not talk about, these are actually really cool. Global commands. In fact maybe these weren't in the run videos but here's how a global command works, okay? Really tight. That's how we used to say it when I was in fifth grade, tight. So here's how it works. Command mode, you press G, then what you give it is a sequence of a regular expression for something to match. Let's say we want it to match every single line that starts, so at the beginning of the line, with a asterisk at sign. So all of these entries start with one of those lines.  One of the most popular things to do is move things around. So let's say we move it and then we can give it a location to move. You could type in 50 for line 50. You could type in dollar sign for the end of the document. So if we run that we see that all of these lines, just to be clear, all of the lines that started with an at sign are now at the end of the document. That's what just happens. So now things are getting a little messy in this file. We might have to time travel in a minute. Okay, let's see what else. What else can we do to this thing? Maybe I should do some macros. We'll save macros for another video. All right, I think we're good enough. Let's do some time traveling. So the time traveling command is earlier. Let's say, oh I messed up this file really bad and I don't want to press U a million times to go back and undo my changes. Here's your time travel command. You can just say earlier and then you give it some kind of the increment of time that you want to go backwards. So let's say I want to go backwards one minute. Now we're back to where we were before. Except for see, oh look this stuff that I had added at the very beginning is still there. So we can actually go back even further. Let's say earlier 10 minutes. That's before this video even started and you'll see that everything's back to normal. Those original spaces we put between these are gone as well. Now let's say you change your mind, oh I actually like the way I ugly'd up this file. You can always say later and then some time interval, maybe 10 minutes and you will see that everything has gone back. All the changes that you had made have returned. So it's a nice little way. Let's actually get back to how things really were a while ago. So that is a nice little way. If you make some cataclysmic change in a file in VIM, you can just be like oh man maybe I made this seven minutes ago. Maybe I made this 30 minutes ago. Maybe I made it an hour ago. It actually can deal with hour long intervals as well. So let's say later one hour or earlier one hour, it still works. It can deal with pretty big time intervals. So if you make some kind of mistake you can easily rewind or fast forward or do anything else. It would be really nice if you just open a filing you need to write and type later five hours and get five hours of work done. Doesn't quite do that. Maybe in the next version of VIM. But that's time traveling in VIM and some other tips. See you guys next time. This has been VIM Diesel.