What is going on everybody is Stas here welcome back to another video so in today's video We're going to be doing an overall market update taking a look at the Dow Jones the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq We're also going to be talking about what I did today in terms of my trades as well as taking a look at some other stocks And ETFs that I'm personally watching and looking to trade here heading into the month of September and kind of just wrapping up The month of August in 2019 here So if you find value in this video feel free to go down below and smash that like button It really supports me and supports the channel in general and feel free to join our Strive smart Facebook group and the Strive smart Discord group chat those are linked down below. So guys, let's get right into it now the S&P 500 ticker symbol SPX the 500 largest publicly traded US companies ended up closing the day today up $18 and 78 cents up 0.65% so pretty strong green day out of the S&P 500 today going over here to the Nasdaq We can see up $36 and 50 cents up around 0.5 0.48% to be exact here another solid day for the Nasdaq if we go to the Dow Jones Industrial average guys it had a 1% day It was up 258 points and you may be asking yourself Why was the Dow a lot higher in terms of a percentage well Boeing had a pretty good day today And that has weight on the Dow Jones. You guys can see Boeing was up about 1.5% These are just some of the you know top performance up in the in the Dow And I believe UNH also had a good day today as well up around 2% up $4 and 42 cents So overall across the board the markets today were pretty green and you can see on on you know the S&P the Dow the Nasdaq I have a bunch of trend lines drawn across because I'm looking Religiously at the support levels at the resistance levels seeing where we could potentially get topped off at where we might hold Etc. So I kind of want to go over that with you guys right now And it's honestly no surprise based on what you're seeing here You know, it's very obvious to see that the S&P has held 2850 very nicely and it held that level twice in the past on the 1st of August to the 5th of August and in the middle of August on The 13th of the 14th and then now towards the end of August I've been talking about this level and pretty much every single one of my market update videos here on the channel And honestly until we break that guys, you know the S&P really has potential to go either way here especially if we pop out and break out of the moving average resistances, let's say we break back into 2,900 and especially if we break past 2,930 and start to get up into the mid 2,900 I think that there would be a lot of bullish potential if we do that But on the flip side since we very nicely, you know, and we break that we could be going down from that point in time Maybe down a low 2,800s maybe even back down to the 2,700s But the fact that we've kind of been trading in this horizontal pattern here if I zoom in Honestly, if I go to the 20-day hour chart, you guys can see it even better. Actually, no, that's not the 20-day This is the 20-day you guys can see Horizontally, we've been trading in a very clear range of supports and a very clear range of rather support and a very clear range of Resistance we've literally had a triple top and a double bottom now So whichever way we pop out of this horizontal pattern is really the direction in where the S&P is going to be going at least in the short term and Those moving averages as well They're very important in determining the direction of the S&P 500 as of right now You know if we get rejected by them that might be a bearish move Especially if we break below 2850 if we break above them start breaking into 2950 high 2950s Whatever it may be that's going to be bullish, right? So if we go over here to the NASDAQ kind of a similar thing here You know we're trending under the moving average resistances on the hourly chart here You know under the 180s ma and right now we're peaking above the 50s ma But overall the trend is still pointing down, right? We have a bearish cross here Which is whenever a smaller timeframe moving average crosses below a larger timeframe moving average, right? This yellow line you see here. This is the 180 day simple moving average This green one is the 50 day and we clearly see the 50 day has crossed below the 180 and that is a bearish move Right if we go a bit further here to the 184 hour Right you guys can kind of see we're trading in a horizontal channel just like the S&P We're trading, you know above 7450 which which has been a solid support where we bounced twice in the past and the Resistance we're seeing here is at around 7700 to around 7775 right that's the clear spot where we've seen a triple top at and then a big Rejection so if I just drag this across you guys can clearly see it even more right So whichever way we pick just like the S&P if we break out here if we just dump below the support That's the direction that we're going to be moving right in the Nasdaq at least in the short term and of course depending on You know what's going on in the economy at that point is the media blowing something up Is there a trade war tensions? Are they heightened? You know a lot of things can play into the psychology of where this ends up Moving and I in my opinion guys if we have something with the trade war again Something blows up on Twitter whatever it may be new tariffs We're going to be moving in the downwards direction in all the markets because each time we've gotten that in the past The markets have dumped for the most part right so let's go to the Dow very quickly guys Um, you can see Dow right now is holding above 25800 we're trending still below 26 200, but we're just in this channel between 25 500 and about 26 200 roughly a 700 point range We're trending under the moving averages here both the 50 and the 180 SMA But again just like the Dow or rather than that is that in the S&P whichever direction we pick If we break above that resistance, that's 26 200 we break above the 180 SMA That's going to be bullish right if we get rejected here dump below 25 500 That's going to be bearish so at this point since all the indexes are trending, you know in a in a Horizontal channel right now. We just need to see what direction we go to if there's anything You know going on in the economy again Like I said that's influencing the direction because that can have a heavy pull whether it's positive or negative It's just really important to just keep an eye on everything right now guys especially with how sensitive the Markets have been how volatile they've been you know if you're trading if you're looking to buy in into long-term stocks And you want to like kind of time your position on one of these days where the markets drop I think it's very important and just steady watch the markets Understand what triggers the market negatively positively and just keep an eye on the news right everything that's going on day to day I just think it's super important whether you're looking to invest or you know trade a stock Of course trade a stock or swing trade day trade whatever it may be so that's kind of the market update for today's video Let me know down below in the comment section. What are your thoughts on the market right now? What are you looking to do with your money? Are you sitting on cash? Whatever it may be? I love talking to you guys down below. So let me know so today guys I Ended up trading Altria ticker symbol M. Oh Altria is a stock that I actually talked about this morning I was watching it due to the hype around well not really the hype at this point more of the news surrounding a potential Remerger between Altria and Philip Morris. So this is a comp or these two companies tobacco companies They were actually united back in 2008 and or before that too and that's in 2008 is when they actually ended up Splitting ways and now they're looking to potentially come back together as a company reunite Remerge and that news actually came out yesterday morning You guys can see Altria popped up all the way to 52 So it kind of had that really big, you know initial reaction that it ended up dumping heavily at that point You know that was over a 15% move from the peak all the way down to $44 and you guys can see that support actually held throughout the data The aftermarket hours and into the pre-market hours of today's session and that support being at around 45 ish dollars if I get one of my little tools out here you guys can see Excuse me guys my voice is a bit scratchy today, but you guys can see 44 I guess you could say 45 44 80 roughly that general area is a strong support So, you know, we popped up to 45 60 I think that was yeah, that was this morning pre-market ended up pulling down to roughly that support level today Opening up that margin of profit that I was looking for and just because you know I was looking at this simply because of the news catalyst, right? A lot of the times these might end up running the day after although the news already came out the day before It's kind of weird. It's tricky sometimes but sometimes, you know stocks do end up running So this one ended up dropping 1.8% not anything crazy But the retest and then the pop on this support is what kind of gave me Kind of the initial okay, maybe I should take a look at this one Maybe I should potentially look to trade it because it was on my watch list again I talked about it in this morning's video for those of you guys that were able to catch that so, you know We started to trend up here We broke moving average resistances and this is when I started to scale in at about I believe like $45 and 23 cents and then I started to ride up and then once we ended up breaking out of this Resistance, which was the resistance from this morning. I ended up adding a bit more money bringing my total position to around 45 doll I think it was like $45 and 40 ish sense and then after this pullback and this pop is what I ended up selling off guys when We started to pull back here. I was like oh crap I'm like even right now, but then when we held that 50 SMA if we were to break there I might have taken a break even or just a tad bit of a loss on the position if we were to break down here It made me get back down on like the 45 30s whatever it may be But the fact that we held a higher low on that 50 SMA that kind of gave me Honestly reason to just continue to hold it and just play it out and write it out And that's exactly what I ended up doing You know ended up just taking the profits once we filled the gap back up at like 46 10 just to play it safe So from where I ended up getting in guys up to 46 10 you can see it was a day trade of about 1.5 1.4 ish percent so that is what I ended up doing today all Shria is just honestly one that I'm going to be continuing Watching because any news that might come out this who knows it might tank the stock It might pop the stock up if they actually do end up merging. I'm just really interested in seeing What's going to happen with ticker symbol mo here? So that's it for the trading update portion of the video. Let me know down below what you guys ended up doing Trading today. I would love to know so to finish off guys I want to talk about a couple of stocks that I am pulling up on my phone right now that I am watching For the rest of this week and honestly heading into the month of September so the first one is Bank of America ticker symbol BAC so BAC at this point Looking at the four-hour chart we can notice one very good thing about it We see a double bottom on the previous support at around $26.43 and that's where we actually bottomed out at when we sold off in the markets in the month of May BAC got from $31 all the way down to about 26 30. We hit that level again in the middle of August This was literally 10 days ago. We hit that level. I was actually watching it During this time period to see if it was going to hold it. I didn't end up trading it no big deal Right, but now we're seeing a juicier opportunity because listen to this guys double bottoms Usually indicate to a potential bullish breakout in a stock, right? So we're seeing a double bottom now all we need to see in my opinion is a pop above the 50s and a Resistance which we've clearly struggled under over the past couple of really the past 10 days because the past 10 days is Where we've been down trending in BAC stock So I think if we end up popping breaking out above this level maybe 27 25 2750 this is going to be a point in time where I'll definitely be taking a swing position in BAC and managing my risk Accordingly because listen to this guys if you get in at 27 25 27 30 your Risk is about 2 3% to the downside really down to that You know support level here But of course if you have a stop loss of 2% your risk is only 2% right But just judging off of the levels here in terms of support resistance, you know your maximum downside based off the technicals here Right again 2 3% your maximum upside if we get back up to $30 even let's say $30. That's around 9% Let's say we get back up to those highs at about 31 dollars. That's around 11% So the risk is about 2 3% down to the support the reward is roughly 11% So I'm liking that in terms of BAC. I'm just waiting for that pop above that 50s and may I think that's going to be very Very important another one here is ticker symbol T No one really talks about this this stock that much but T has been on an absolute roll this year AT&T this is one of my long-term investments. I've been buying this one Not as low as 26 is to be completely honest with you guys But I've been buying it in these levels like 30 31 32 I just like this company the dividend I like the debt repayment program that they're doing because they do have a lot of debt They're trying to shave that off and I like the dividend and the future of 5g for the company That's just a very gist. You know why I like the company overall, but on a trading perspective here from a trading perspective We hit a peak at $35.60. We're pulling back down now and there's this area There's a zone at about $34 to about 34 50 where we need to see T Hold above if we hold that old resistance where we double-topped here a couple months ago a couple weeks ago Actually, we hold that level we pop above the 50s and may we're also going to be holding above the 180s And may support here on the four-hour chart. I think that's going to be a very good You know dip by on on ticker symbol T here for potential swing trades So there's a lot of swing trades that I'm watching right now. Honestly, it's T It's BAC BAC obviously has a lot more potential than T You know T if we end up getting on the dip here, you know up to the highs That's about 1% 2% if we end up breaking above maybe to you know another high here Maybe $36 if we continue this upper up trend of higher highs that might be a 3-4% Trade there, but still you know riding the momentum not fighting the trend just riding the trend This could be a very good Entry point on ticker symbol T. So I'm watching that One that a subscriber and a discord member ended up calling out wanting me to talk about is MGI and this is a stock that you guys probably know this by now if you've been following my channel This is not really my style of stocks. I don't really trade penny stocks to be completely honest with you guys I really don't trade penny stocks ever. Maybe sometimes if I see an opportunity You know Neo stock was one of them which I'm actually still holding that was more of the kind of like a long-term spec play That wasn't necessarily a day trade But that's actually the only like penny stock that I own in my portfolio and it's just actually a speculative Play but in terms of like short-term day trading Um, I'm not really doing too much with penny stocks. I'll be completely honest with you guys But you know these really rely on volume and they rely on Not really to say hype because I don't know about this company in particular But a lot of penny stocks they revolve around hype So if someone if there's a catalyst around it it might pop a hundred percent whatever it may be you guys can see here On this chart, you know that very well could have happened here with MGI They might there might have been there's definitely a catalyst on this day because the stock went up Hundreds of percent literally like a hundred fifty percent in the matter of one day But you guys can see at this point, you know on a technical basis. It seems like it's filled the gap back up to That point in time where it ended up flying up from all that I'm guessing hype right and at this point if we look on a on a larger term basis Okay, this is actually looking decent on a long-term basis. I'm not again I'm not too sure about this company. What fundamentals caused it to go from 17 a share down to a dollar That's that's that's probably not a negative thing, right? We've seen Fitbit go down from 50 down to $3 go pro the same So I don't know if this is a similar scenario, but you know technically speaking here We've broken above the EMA. We've broken out of the 50 SMA now That's a pretty good sign and we're looking to test that resistance at $4 that we saw in the four-hour chart that if We break above it, you know, there's some levels that we might be getting to we may be getting to 450 next We may be going up to 575 Right, we may be going back up to 630 Another one I'm watching is $8 here and if we zoom back in you probably won't see it because the chart doesn't show that high But let me go to the one year. Let's see if we can see it on the one year There we go. Perfect.  I don't know how that's going to end up playing out But let's say we end up getting some hype around the stock again This could end up flying up to 450 right very easy and especially if there's volume coming in So, you know overall this one may pull back, right because again, we're very overextended we may pull back and retest that 50 SMA on the four-hour chart that could offer a dip by if you do You know want to take a you know This particular position in a penny stock whatever your style of trading is, you know We may be pulling down to 375, you know on this hourly chart that you guys can see There's a lot of different places that this one could be going to again It's not my style, but hey if you like trading, you know a high volatility stock stocks I can run up a hundred percent two hundred percent This one's proven to have done it in the past it's done it again Literally in the past couple of weeks, so hey it might level up again to six dollars whatever it may be And I'll just keep an eye on it for the next week to kind of see if my analysis ends up panning out But that's it honestly those three are Ones that I'm personally watching CMG I guess you could throw this one in as well. I talked about it this morning This one's setting up in my opinion to maybe pull down a bit to the 50 SMA That could also open up a potential swing trade on CMG there a dip by I'm liking that Let's take a look at some inverse ETFs very quickly before I do end off this video inverse ETFs Natural gas. Let's see what it's doing. It's breaking out guys. This is a pretty good sign We're breaking above long-term moving average resistances here on the four-hour chart Now I would love to see it just continuing to pop and get into the two thirties You guys goes up whenever natural gas goes up So this could be one definitely just keep on your watch list because when natural gas gets in that bull run phase You know when winter comes around, you know, it does pretty well typically I'm not saying it's always going to do well, but it typically does well and you can see We may be popping up and this could be a perfect dip by on you guys So that's it guys. I kind of have to run here. I have some errands to do So I hope you guys enjoyed this video I was a bit quicker than normal or at least it feels like it was but if you did enjoy the video Feel free to go down below and hit that like button consider subscribing if you want to see further content for me Whether it's stock market trading investing long-term investing personal finance just tips in general This is the channel for you and feel free to share this video with a friend for those friends of yours that might find it Useful so I'll catch you all in the next video. Thanks again for watching. I really appreciate you guys. Peace out What is going on every


Welcome to theCUBE's coverage of PagerDuty Summit. I'm your host for theCUBE, Natalie Erlich. We're joined with a special guest, Sean Mack, the CIO and CISO of Wiley. Thank you very much for joining the program. Great to be here Natalie, thanks for having me. Terrific, well tell us about Wiley, what do you do? Sure, Wiley is a really wonderful company. Wiley drives the world forward with research and education. Through publishing and services, we help researchers, professionals, students, universities and corporations to achieve their goals. Wiley's primarily known as a publishing company, but really now more than ever, we're a tech-enabled research and education company and we have three major areas of impact, research, education and professional learning. Terrific, well, you know, obviously the pandemic, the big topic of the last year and hopefully, you know, new topics as we move forward, but you know, how has education community evolved during this pandemic and what's the next step for hybrid learning? Yeah, it's been amazing to be part of education and research during this pandemic, during a time when these things have never really been more important. Wiley is a company that's transforming at every level and to many extents the pandemic accelerated those changes and this is nowhere more evident than in the education space. You know, for a long time, we've been building these online and computer-based education platforms and really trying to get folks to move there. And that's been a long, long process and it's been wonderful because we've seen the pandemic has really accelerated that and we've seen huge increases in usage on our online education platforms which we've been pushing towards for years. So in many ways, it's really enabled us to move forward in a way that nothing else could have. Yeah, I mean, that's really incredible. You mentioned incredible silver lining with the pandemic, accelerating digital transformation, especially in education. What do you see as the next phase now that this has really developed over the last year? Yeah, so as I mentioned, we're transforming at every level and at a business level, we just talked a little bit about that. Education is moving more and more to online and hybrid models. Research, we're moving more and more to open access models where everybody has access to research. Again, with the pandemic, this has been critical to make sure that we're getting out good medical research and that it's available as widely as possible. But we're also transforming internally. I've been with Wiley about a year and a half now and when I started, so this is actually prior to COVID, our CEO, Brian Nabak, said that we're not in a single market that's not going through major disruption and he's right. And it's so exciting to be part of this company. And internally, we have to make sure we're going through a transformation so that we can deliver the products and services that the world's demanding at the speed which they're demanding them, right? And so we're also going through transformations from agile to cloud to DevOps and it makes it a really exciting place to be as a technologist and also someone who's passionate about education research. Yeah, well, terrific. Why did you choose PagerDuty? I think there are a few key elements that PagerDuty really enables for us. So as I mentioned, we're going through this DevOps transformation and some of the core competencies, the core principles of DevOps are ones that are enabled by PagerDuty. I think a couple of key ones that I love about it are the ability to empower the users rather than having a centralized service desk that is looking up things and paging out and needs to manage a registry of all the technology people. We can put that power, that control in the hands of what we at Wiley called the functional delivery teams, these teams that are fully responsible for their stack, fully responsible for their research and education solutions that they're delivering. And we using PagerDuty can put that responsibility and empower those teams to take full ownership of their on-call schedules, their team management without having to go through several hops to get there. And I think this also drives another key element which is that accountability. Look, we're asking these functional delivery teams to take responsibility for their applications and services. We don't work in an environment where we say, oh, that's operations teams responsibility. We're working in a DevOps model. And we can't ask, we can't rightfully ask teams to take responsibility if we don't provide them the tools to be in control of their own fate. And I really think that PagerDuty is a key element of that tool chain, which enables them to manage their full stack and thereby drives that accountability and ownership. Yeah, well, I'd love it if you could tell us some of the challenges you were trying to solve by implementing PagerDuty. Yeah, there were several, I think it speaks to some of the underlying principles of DevOps and Agile that we were trying to enable. More than anything, it's really about driving better, meantime to resolution when incidents do arrive through faster escalation directly to the right person. We are breaking out of this tiered service model where it has to go through a tier one, a tier two, tier three before the technical issue gets to the right person. Now with PagerDuty, the issue goes directly to the person who can solve it. And they're there, they're able to solve it. And we have made huge strides in reducing our meantime to resolution. I have never seen improvements like I've seen in the past year and a half in Wiley using PagerDuty as a part of our overall tool chain. Yeah, I mean, if you have a concrete example that something released it out, would love to hear that.  We track how long it takes us obviously to resolve problems when they occur. And I was blown away by what this team has achieved. And I don't wanna take away credit from all the work they've done either, right? Tools alone doesn't solve any problem. We have an amazing technology team, an amazing team willing to take that responsibility. But if you look at the numbers over the past year and a half in terms of the reduction in time to resolve across every team, it's truly impressive. And what are you looking forward to at the summit? Well, I'm always excited to hear about what's going on in PagerDuty. I think there are a couple key items or key sessions that I'm excited to see. I'm really looking forward to hearing more about the future of work, the views from the C-suite. I think PagerDuty always has a really unique and fresh perspective. And so I think that's gonna be very pertinent and timely as we look to what's coming next in our hybrid world. I'm also excited about what's next in DevOps presentation. Some great folks speaking there and I think DevOps is maturing. And we can, for a longest time when we were asking what is DevOps, right? Can we define it in an inconsistent way? And I think we're at a point now where we can. And we know the components. So it's a really good time to ask what's next in DevOps. And finally, I'm just excited to hear what's next for PagerDuty. It's been a great tool for us. And I'm excited to see where the company is going next. Yeah, terrific. Well, let's shift gears a bit. Staying on point with digital transformation. How is that in line with some of the broader organizational goals that Wiley has, such as bridging the higher education gap? Yeah, I think that as I mentioned, all our businesses are changing dramatically. And we're not gonna be able to meet the rapidly changing technology demands unless we have technologies and teams that can rapidly change with those demands and rapidly expand with those demands. So whether that's auto scaling, whether that's more resilient systems, we need to be there. And I'll also mention the key element that security plays here because the other change we're seeing is a huge increase in the threat landscape and the depth of some of the attacks we're seeing. And so this focus on security is another important part of the transformation and the transformation from just security to DevSecOps is something that's key for Wiley. It's critical because security for Wiley is security for our customers. And one of the things that we offer is the promise of reliable and secure services. You know, and what are some of the innovative ways that Wiley is now delivering content solutions? So we're always trying to push the envelope of education in many different ways. I think that there's huge possibilities with AI machine learning, adaptive learning to really push that envelope to really... I mean, one of the things that I love about being at Wiley is that I get to be involved with education and research. Like my job gets to be helping people learn better, helping people learn quicker. If we can, through technology, make learning easier, make it quicker to learn and also look at reducing the cost and availability of that education, we can make an impact around the world. And that's the exciting thing to be part of. Terrific, yeah. So in terms of digital transformation, obviously that's a priority for you. Security, tell us more about specifically the main points that you're gonna be focusing on in this next year in 2021. Yeah. There's a few key elements that we're focusing on as we go into. It's actually coincidentally the start of our fiscal year. We have a bit of an interesting fiscal year, but that kicks off or just kicked off last month. So we've spent the last four months doing a lot of planning for this year. For me, I think some of the keys are gonna be driving agility through simplicity, right? And one of the places that comes into play is through our tool chain. Making sure we don't have every tool, but we've got the right tools to connect our users and that that tool chain is very much interconnected so that we can hit on another key concept for me, which is the enablement of our business, right? We enable our developers, we enable content editors, we enable all of Wiley to do the best jobs they can through technology. We want technology to be seamless for our users. So, and these three concepts, seamless enablement and simplicity, agility through simplicity, really work hand in hand to enable our users, our community to develop, to build at the speed that business demands. And obviously, security really key feature of your role. We don't often think about security going hand in hand with education, but for some of our viewers that are not directly involved in education, why is that so critical? Yeah, well, I think anyone who's involved with technology today can grasp the criticality of security. Not many days go by that we don't hear of new threats, new ransomware attacks, and Wiley is now more than ever a technology enabled and driven business. When we talk about education, we're talking about technology. When we talk about research, we talk about technology and the underpinning systems and the threats that are out there impact education and research technology just as they do any other research in education or any other line of business. We have an amazing security team at Wiley. I am really blown away by the work this team does every day. And I'm excited about where it's going to. It's so critical for us because we need to provide, if we talk about enabling education for more people in a more effective way around the world. Part of that is making sure that all of our users are secure and safe and confident. So we are investing heavily in security and going beyond just spending more money but really taking an innovative DevSecOps approach focusing on application security, focusing on making security not just a team but part of what everybody in Wiley does because technology can't just be a set of tools and it can't be one team that sits in a dark corner of the environment and tells people what they can't do. Security has to be poor to everything we do. And so when we're talking about people building new products and services, we have to make sure that they're part of the security solution. When we talk about our finance users, they need to be part of our security solution. If we're not only by making sure that security is integral to everything we do, are we truly going to be able to make sure we have a secure set of products and services for our users? Terrific. Well, thank you so much for your insights and thoughts on Patriot Duty Summit as well as digital transformation at Wiley. Really appreciate it. Sean Mack, the CIO and CISO at Wiley. Thank you for joining the program. Great, thank you. Thank you so much for having me here. And that's all for this session of Patriot Duty Summit coverage by theCUBE. I'm your host, Natalie Erlich. Thanks for watching.


Welcome back to Silver Breakfast and Plus TV Africa, now it's our first major conversation of just as the Oshun State APC is about to hold its primary election in the state this Saturday. The internal wrangling in the state is far from over as the former governor of the state, Agbeni Rauf Arabeshola, and incumbent governor, Boyga Oyetola, are at loggerhead Saturday battle for supremacy and control of the APC in the state. There have been accusations from both sides against each other, but joining us now to make some sense of this and to get to the bottom of this is Ismail Omipidon, who is a chief press secretary to the governor, Oyetola. He's joining us right now from Oshun State capital. Good morning to you, Ismail Omipidon. Thanks for joining us. Good morning, the pleasure is mine. All right, fantastic. Just give us a sense of what's been happening, especially from your side as spokesman of a governor. Well, thank you. Let me say that I listen very well to some of the claims made by the former commissioner in the state, who is also priding himself as the secretary of a supposed splinter group within the APC, my brother and good friend and a senior colleague, Mr. Lani Baderioka. Let me say with a sense of modesty that governance should not be about individual interest. Governance should be about the interest of the generality of the people. And if you look at what we have done in the last three years, we have proven beyond every reasonable doubt that indeed it was possible to run a state like Oshun with all its challenges in a depressed economy without necessarily inflicting more pains on the people. Each time they speak, they talk about my principal eroding what they call the legacies of his predecessor. And I ask, what are those legacies we are talking about? Are we talking about legacies of half salary? Are we talking about legacies of single uniform? Are we talking about legacies of major schools? What exactly are they talking about? If you look at the reforms we carried out in the education sector, it was never, never targeted at anyone. It was meant to correct the mistakes of the past. In any case, every responsible government must make the demand and aspiration of the people, the center of its policy. In the due doubt to the 2018 election, apart from the issue of half salary, one of the issues that dominated the campaign was the issue of single uniform. And virtually all the aspirants, except Oetola, made it clear during their campaigns, hopefully that they were going to reverse those policies, including a deity that are for my governor's parade in today. The records are there for everybody to see. And for them to have concluded that they were going to reverse that policy, what that meant was that the policy was probably not popular with the people. In any case, when we came in in 2018, apart from the fact that during one of the governorship debates hosted by the channel television, where my principal was put on the spot, as per the issue of single uniform major schools, it tried to defend the policies and it tried to explain the rationale behind the introduction of the policy. But then it was asked pointedly, if you become governor, will you reverse that policy? And what it said was that if indeed the people wanted the policy looked into, that it believes that there's no policy that is cast in iron, that if you become governor and if it's the wish of the people to have a second look at that policy, it will be looking at it. But when it came governor, he embarked on a thank you talk around the state. Apart from the issue of roads that the people were asking for, one of the other things they asked for was a review of that single uniform. Again, there was a citizen needs assessment that was carried out by the UK DFID. Top on the list of the needs of the people of the state was a view of that single uniform. So we now sat down as a government to look at what these issues are. Apart from the issue of security, because for people who may not know, before we came in, the entire schools in Oshoon were using the same uniform. So by equation, you cannot differentiate between school A from school B. That is one. Two, the major of schools meant that schools that were meant for only girls will be attended by boys. So by implication, we had students who are, for example, we have John Mayaki carrying a certificate of gas ice food. So there were a lot of contradictions. And so when we now came in, the first cabinet meeting that was held in November, without prompting, the Ministry of Education came up with about 46 items to be reviewed in the ministry. And top on those lists were this issue of single uniform, major of schools and what have you. Left for the cabinet, they wanted the matter discussed. That's the end of the decision taken. So Mr. Zopno said, no, they let us invite experts to take holistic view at this policy. And that was what led us into setting up the panel led by foremost educationist, Professor Oluwai. That panel had seasoned educationists, including Professor Pai of Bahia. We had former Jam Registrar. We had Professor Bidafu Oubi. We had our head of statesman, the former chief of defense staff, Lieutenant General Alani Akigadi. These were prominent persons who sat on that committee. And at the end of the day, they recommended that one, that it, that Osho cannot be appointed as an island. According to the report of the committee that in the entire 36th of the Federation, Osho was the only state that was operating an education policy that was at variance with that of the federal government. For example, we debated from the 634 system of education, which we all know is the norm all over the country. They went for that to recommend that the media of schools should be, the schools should be damaged, and that schools should begin to put on their old uniform. Let me also add that tech orders, old voice association, even took the government to court over the change of school name and their uniform. So it was the agitation, the demand by the people that these things be looked into. That was what led us into reviewing this thing. Okay. We have to, Mr. Esmal Omipidong, we have to take a break now, not a break, but let's go over and listen to some of the things that were said yesterday by Adela Nibaderewa, who is a secretary of the Osho City APC, though you've said he's parodying himself. And interesting, you've pointed out the fact that these policy changes were not because the current governor or your teller wanted to change or discard his predecessor's policies, but was born out of a consultation, needs assessment, and even things thanks to a setup to analyze and look into, do we keep the 4534 that the former governor brought on board and the single uniform policy or do we change it? But let's go over and take a recap of what the Secretary to the Osho State APC, albeit a faction, like you called it, Adela Nibaderewa, said to us on Plus TV at the breakfast yesterday. I do not think he attacked them. He only stated his own side of the case. Everybody's been saying that, yes, he picked, Ashwaju picked him from the daughter's.  By the time they met, he was contesting for the House of Representatives for a limo chauffeur or constituency when Ashwaju was contesting for the Senate seat for Lagos West. That was where they met under the purview of Chief Daposha Sarumi, who had the primrose group then. And with that, he saw the innate capacity in him. And that was the reason why he, you know, attracted him to his side. I think it would be hard of place for anybody to say that he brought me from the daughter's. I do not think it makes sense. And so he has to state his own side of the case, which he stated very well, you know, that, yes, this is the situation between us. And I didn't see it as an attack. All right. That's the man who we had on the show yesterday. Of course, the Secretary of the APC in Oshun State, Mrs. Malumi Pidong. One of the things he said was that, you know, former Governor Alfa, I specialize not, doesn't have any interest in controlling the state. He just simply feels that as a card carrying member of the All Progressives Congress, he should contribute to the development of the party, not be sidelined. And also, you've addressed the issue of destroying the legacy of the former Governor Alfa Rebeshola. You said that's not true. But how about sidelining Rebeshola? And of course, not giving him a free room to also participate in the activities of the party. You look at the complaints of the Oshun Progressives, right from the ward congresses to local government congresses. And now we have the state congresses. And now we have the primaries of the party holding. What do you say to this allegation of, you know, sidelining such a member of the party who's an important person in the party? Thank you very much. I don't really understand what he meant by sidelining, but I will give one major instance to prove to the whole world that from the one we set out to carry a former Governor along in all that we do. When the party started its liberalization exercise, you can verify whatever I'm saying, even by punching the niche. After President Muhammad Ubarri's liberalization exercise, the next person that had his own done was our leader, Ababa, the former Governor of the state, Chief Bisi Akande. And because the Governor accompanied the delegation from Abuja to Ilah, where Chief Bisi Akande had his liberalization done, the committee also moved with my principal to his country home in Iraq, BG, who had his own liberalization exercise done. After that, we came back to Shubu, the state capital. And by the next day or there about, I wasn't told I was there with my principal. My principal put a call through to our former Governor to inform him that Baba Akande has done his liberalization exercise and that on the day Baba Akande had his, was the same day I had mine, you are the next person we are looking at to have your own done. And we are looking at, was it Monday or Tuesday? I can't remember now. And the next thing the former Governor said was that the day we were proposing was not convenient for him, that he was going to travel with Mr. President Wida Kasina Okadena. I can't remember now. And that from there he was going to go to Quara with the Minister of Information, Lai Muhammad. But that he was going to give my principal 48 hours notice. I repeat, he was going to give my principal 48 hours notice to inform him of when he wants to come and have his liberalization exercise. For about a week or so, we didn't hear from our former Governor. But by the weekend or so, we just had him in Malaysia saying that some presidents were trying to block him from carrying out his liberalization exercise. So how else can someone be carried along? And that was where he said unpretatable things about my principal, about the government around. So I don't know how best you can carry one along. And talking specifically about our Congresses, usually when Congress, when planning for Congresses are going on, you host Koda's meeting, you brainstorm. I am aware that about two days to the commencement of the World Congress, the then Secretary of the Party, who today is parodying himself as the chairman of a splinter group, honorable Razak Salinshile, was the party secretariat to confer with the party chairman, Prince Moya Zafar Moudou. I wasn't at the meeting. I have no access, so I didn't know what they discussed. And so, but surprisingly, by Friday when we had the stakeholder's meeting, they stayed away from the stakeholder's meeting. Nobody prevented them from attending the stakeholder's meeting. The next thing they said was that because the stakeholder's meeting was heard at the government house, nobody could have allowed them access to the government house. And I said, that is not correct. Did you make any efforts to attend the meeting now? And we heard that meeting at the government house to prevent our people from going through unnecessary hardship, because we're working on a major intersection, online outreach. And we knew that if we were to hold the stakeholder's meeting at the party secretariat, we would have to block some routes because of the presence of Mr. Governor and other dignitaries. And so we felt that doing that may cause unnecessary hardship on our people. Okay, but let's quickly come in there for the want of time. The major issue, yes, I know that you have also talked about a regra shula here on the other hand saying, well, yetola has actually destroyed the eight walks and you have talked about the legacy. Well, you still have some persons in Oshun state who are saying, this is actually the truth because nothing has been done by your, I mean, talking about the governor, the incumbent governor right now, nothing really has been done, apart from maybe the flyovers. And that's the only thing you can talk about. So can you categorically tell us the achievement of the current incumbent governor in Oshun state? Thank you very much. First, we have done, we started with the rehabilitation of 332 primary head care centers, one per word across the state. And as I speak to you, we have completed at least three 20 of those primary head care centers. Again, the general hospitals were fixed, a number of them too. As a matter of fact, one of them that we fixed is situated in the Jibu, where the former speaker of the House of Assembly, Honorable Najem Salam, comes from. And the day we were to inaugurate that project, the traditional ruler of the area, the Uginyan, he said that when we came to allay the foundations that he thought it was one of those gimmicks. But I was surprised that within one year that the hospital came on stream. And let me also play some records that we thank God that we started with the head care sector. How do I mean? We never knew COVID was coming when we started investing in our head sector. But for our heavy investment in that sector, COVID-19 would have cut us a hand down. Again, the road leading from Oshobo to Ejibu. Ejibu is where the former speaker comes from. It was weaker for eight years on that special day. They could not fix that road. As I speak to you, we have fixed that road. Again, there is a road at that budget road. That road had been abandoned for over 30 years. As I speak to you, we have fixed that road. The Moro road, Lieutenant General King, you know him very well. He's not a frivolous speaker. According to him, he said the last time that road was touched was about 44 years ago. As I speak to you, we have fixed that road. So it is not correct for anybody to begin to say that apart from flyover, we have not done anything, you can send your team down to come and verify my claim. Apart from building infrastructures, we are also making fantastic efforts to diversify the economy. As I speak to you, before we came in, the stage had on to 17 mining licenses for years. Until we came in about three years ago, that we started investing heavily in that sector. As I speak to you, the Gold Buying Center is coming on stream in Osho. And so it is not correct for anybody to say that apart from the flyover, we have not done anything. I think if you notice in all their conversations, even the top members, they have not been able to afford my principal on the area of performance. All they are talking about is personal interest. And so it is not correct for anybody to claim that we have not done anything. As I speak to you, we feed 30,000 vulnerable persons in the state on monthly basis. Our health insurance cream is one of the best in the region and above the second in the country. These are claims that you can verify. So there are some quarters that are still arguing that up until now, you have the issue of the water pollution in Osho state. Can you quickly tell us what government is doing to address that and if there's something to go by? There is no any case of water pollution. I'm sure you are trying to talk about the Elisha Water Works.  And the politics started, I think, about a month ago or so. And thankfully all the claims they made as far as the project was concerned, including the claim that my principal had sucked the project consultant who was hired by the former governor whom we narrated, the project consultant herself came on air to disperse the claim. And as I speak to you, the water project is on course. And by the grace of God, it will be delivered. Okay. Mr. Mipin, a very last thing, very quickly, one sentence. The supporters and loyalists of Ralf Rebechel have said the governor, Boygao Yatala, your principal, is using the police to malign the image of the former governor. I'm referring to the shooting incident where the police and the CP in Osho State came out to say, put the blame squarely on the security attached to the convoy of the former governor who is currently the mayor of Interior. What do you say to this? I would challenge you to ask your reporter on the ground to send you the video clips of the so-called shooting. And if you watch the video, I'm sure you will be able to see whether what I want to say is true or not. As far as the Monday shooting was concerned, those who shot according to the police report and even according to eyewitnesses, there were people around the area, people around the area. These are human beings that you can interact with. It was those in the entourage of the minister that were shooting. In fact, in the video, you will hear the Interior Minister telling them to be on the alert and they claim he was attacked. Is it possible for someone to be attacked, someone who was in an open roof, is it possible for him to be attacked and he will still be standing in that open roof? Go and check the video very well. So it is not common. If anything, they are the ones that have been using the personnel of the civil defense to terrorize and intimidate the people of the state. All right. All right. Ismael Mipidon is the Chief Press Secretary to Osho State Governor Boyega Oyetola. He's been a guest on this segment of breakfast. Thank you very much for your time, sir. The pleasure is mine. All right. And we do hope there'll be a peaceful party primary come Saturday in that the best man will win. Of course, we'll enter the magazine. By the grace of God, the primary will come and go peacefully and from the display of support from the leaders, stakeholders and elders of the party, including the deputy governor that served our former governor, all of them are with the governor. Thank you. And that tells you that the majority are with us and by the grace of God, we will be free tomorrow. We'll see about that. Thank you very much, Ismael Mipidon. That's the much we can take on that particular issue we'll be watching. And of course, plus TV will be on ground right there at the APC primary in Osho State. We'll be right back to talk some more. The EFCC is talking tough on a government, a public official over some amount of money that has been looted. We'll look at this when we return. Stay with us.


Hey guys welcome to SSUnitag social decide and today we are going to see about the pivot transformation in data flows. So what is pivot transformation? So to use the pivot transformation to create multiple columns from a unique row values of a single column. The pivot is an aggregation transformation where you can group by columns and generate the pivot column using the aggregate function. So basically we can say we will be going to have one input table and where we will be going to have one of the column. So it's just a rotation of this column distinct values from this column and we will be going to have the columns there. So for example here let's assume we are having employee table and it has something like the department. So it has the IT department then we have HR department then we have payroll department. So by using the pivot transformation we can rotate this like to the different columns. So first we will be going to have the IT department then it will have the HR department and then it will have the payroll department. So all these will be having the different columns and we can also use the aggregate values for any other column. So go to the source and we will try to see there. So here our source is one of the input table that we can see. So this CSV file under these blog stories. So here it is having the data for the expenses of the employees. So like here we can see the employee ID one so one ID for the month of Jan it will be going to have the day and then it has the expenses. So for example like employee ID one is coming four or fifth time. So what we want to get from this so we just want to pick this day of week column from here and we'll get the distinct values from this. So that will be the day like Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday and we'll be rotating this from this order to like the output of this will be employee ID then the month then day of week will not be here it will be having Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday and the expenses will be going to some on the basis of day of month and we are doing the group on the employee ID and month. So let's try to implement this in practical and after doing this rotation we want to keep this in the output folder of the blog stories. So here let me try to add a new data flow and let me call this data flow as pivot 0.1 something like this. Now here we need to add the source so we can add the source and let me go here let me use the new data set here. So let me try to click on new and this is as your blog stories we can click on continue then it will have the delimited text so we can select and click on continue. Then we can call this data set as Pivot source. We can select the link service name so that is SSU testing first row as header and we can browse and try to select the pivot file. So that file is available under the input folder and under this we can see the pivot.csv we can select and click on continue then we can click on OK. So this data set will be created and it is pointing to the pivot file. We can go in the data preview and try to click on this refresh so we can see the data now we can see the data here let me click on this plus symbol to add the pivot transformation. So here we can see this pivot transformation so click on that and after that here we can see the output stream name so that will be the pivot one we can call this like pivot so that is OK then the incoming stream so incoming stream is the source one that is also OK. Here we can see the group by so we need to do the group by on the basis of employee ID and month so we need to add these two columns there under the group by here we can see the columns so first we can select the employee ID then we can see the plus symbol here so let me add the another column and this column is the month so we have selected these two so this is the group by now we can go in the pivot key so under the pivot key here we need to specify the column which we want to do the rotate so we just wanna do the rotation on the day of week so we can select that and after that here we can see the inter values and this is the optional so it will be going to generate automatically the distinct values from this column so no need to specify anything here now we can go in the pivoted column so under the pivoted column here we can see the pivot expression so what will be the expression so we just want to do the sum of this expenses so we can go so here we can do the sum of numeric value that will be the expenses so this is for that and what will be the column name we can specify here so the column name may be expenses like that now so it is saying it is expecting the number and this type is not correct so let me try to cancel this and go to the source and here go to the projection and under the projection we can see the expenses so let me try to make this as integer now go back to the pivot again and go to the expression and under this expression we can have the sum of the numeric value from the expenses so this is good now now we can click on save and finish so everything is done here we can go directly in the data preview and try to refresh it here so it will be going to rotate as we have discussed so here as you can see it is having like expense Friday expression Monday expense Thursday so this is something like so go back to the pivot setting again and here we can see this column so if you are not going to specify anything here because this is optional now go back to the data preview and try to refresh it again so that text will not be appended there so that we can see here we can see the day of week so like Friday Monday Thursday Tuesday Wednesday and all these so this is we have done now we need to put this in one of the sink so we can add the sink here and under this sink we can go this time by using the inline and under this we can see the inline dataset type so that should be the delimited text we can select it now we can see the link service so we can select the link service here and after that we can go in the settings and here we need to specify the folder path by which we want to keep the file so that will be in the output folder we can select and click on ok now here we can see the first row as header we can select that and after that we can go here the file name option so let me output a single file and let me call this file name as pivot data now we can go in the optimize and this time we need to use the single partition as we have already seen in the earlier videos now we can publish this so once we will be publishing this so it will be published the data set that we have created and this data flow so public is in progress in between let me try to create the pipeline and public is completed so let me use the data flow here so data flow activity let me try to go in the setting directly and let me select the data flow that we have created so that is for the something pivot 0.1 now we can debug it so once we will debug it so it will be going to generate one of the file in the output location so let me go here so go to the output folder and under the output folder here we should see the pivot data file so this file will have the data so let me open this go to the edit and it should have the data as we have seen so that we can see like employee ID then the month then the day of week like Friday Monday Thursday Tuesday and Wednesday and whatever the summarized value on that so that we have seen here so this is all about the pivot transformation if you have still any doubt then you can comment your question in the comment box thank you so much for watching see you in the next video with unpivot transformation


2014 saw the launch of Parsons Extreme Golf, or what's better known as PXG. Gen 1 soon became Gen 3, throwing a proto-driver and the old two 11 irons, and you're up to speed. PXG set out to make the very best golf equipment with no expense spared, and very quickly became a brand with a hefty price tag. So what's about to happen could throw a hand grenade in amongst the price of golf clubs, and not in the way you would assume. Things are about to get interesting. Interesting is an understatement. The thing I most admire about this brand is they make a bang, they bring some theatre, and this is no different this time around.  In fun to me, I've got four brand new products. It's the 0-11 range for 2021. We've got hybrids, we've got a new set of irons. We've got fairway woods, and we've got drivers. But there's a massive story behind all this, and there is only one place to start, and it's this thing, the driver, because this is the game changer amongst it all. So in the past, the first thing you would think of when you mentioned PXG product was price and high price. That's what it became synonymous for. In fact, in recent years, lots of people have commented that the price hike in terms of mainstream product was largely due to the fact that PXG introduced these such high prices in the first place. So what I'm about to tell you, if that was a fact, is going to have a massive impact in bringing things right down the other way. Because we've got a driver from PXG that's going to be pitched in at US$375, £325. Nothing like what we've ever seen from PXG before. And just put that into some kind of perspective. Here's what I would consider the sort of major players right now. So you've got Callaway in at 449, you've got the TM and Ping product in at 400. Down at the bottom end, you've got Cobra and Mizuno, £349 respectively. And then now you have this product from PXG which is going to sit right down that bottom end at 325. And that's the bit that baffles me. Where PXG have been and where they've decided to pitch this in is the major story in this range for me. So the question is, if this thing looks performs rather as good as it looks. This will be the game changer that I referred to earlier. But we all know that price means absolutely nothing unless this thing can perform. And that's exactly what we're going to find out now. I'm going to hit some balls and collect data as I normally would do on the driver. I will then continue to go through the bag in terms of the irons, the hybrids and the fairway woods. In today's video, we're going to focus purely on the stats and numbers that I get from the driver. And I'm going to follow up with some individual videos on each of the other products and take a closer look. But for now, let's see how this driver gets on. Before I go any further, the first comment I've got to make is address how this club head looks identical to the Proto driver. So from the top line, it is exactly the same. If you lay them both aside one another right now, I wouldn't be able to tell the difference. There is apparently a slight change in the profile in terms of their head shape. But that really classy, what I think is a very classy matte finish on top of this crown is exactly the same as what we'd see on that premium price driver. So that's the first thing of note. But anyway, let's hang around there and let's just see. First ball on the camera, that's a solid swing. The pressure on the camera tends to focus the mind a bit. That's solid. It's right down the target line. We'll see what it's done in terms of numbers. And then I want to give you some immediate feedback after a bit. Quite a few decent balls with this of how it sounds, how it feels, and how I think it's performed overall are relevant to that price tag. Right now, the thing that interests me is your opinions. What do you think of this range and how it's going to impact overall? Because it's a massive change up in terms of the pricing structure. This whole range is really, it's surprised me a great deal in terms of where it's been pitched. More importantly, what are your thoughts? Comments down below, I'd love to hear from you. Right, so first impressions. Have it, well, got enough few balls now to get an understanding of what this club is doing and we'll get to data at the end of this video in terms of performance. In terms of how it sounds or feels in my hands, right now on this cold morning it's a little bit firmer in terms of its sound than the previous models in my opinion. And again, it's something that we've noticed that in terms of adjustability in this design, there's one weight port at the back which can be changed, that weight can be, you can buy a weight pack and you can change the weight in. But it's situated at the very back in terms of aiding CG and ability to launch. And this, literally without, before we get to the numbers, this performs exactly as we've seen all the major drivers do in the last 12 months or so. It's launching well, the ball speeds are good, the ball speeds relative to swing speed are good, I'm giving away all the clues here but this thing is ticking the boxes. That's all I need to say. It's still possibly a game changer but it's all down to that price point that is the major key. But anyway, let's get back inside, let's have a look at that data. Right, so that's back in dry ball data and the dry ball data has been collected for both the irons, the hybrids, the fairies and the driver but as I've already said, I'm going to pay more attention to the driver stats in this video. But for me, the big story in amongst all of this is the price. Yet we want to know how it performs but ultimately, like I said, what we've seen here is a huge change from PXG.  The hybrids are going to come in at 250 pounds, 275 US dollars and the irons will be 130 pound and that's 195 per club US dollars. So again, it's just each of those products is nothing like what we've ever seen before. They're pitched in at the lower end of things and all of a sudden they're becoming a major player to all those mainstream brands and arguably at 130 club with the irons again, then that is really pitched in lower than some of the mainstream brands. So, forgetting all that, let's get back to the performance of the driver. Don't forget we know where it sits in terms of price, where how did it do in terms of performance. Was it any good in the hands of this average golfer?  This is the averages across the board, which it always display in terms of it's done exactly what I would expect it to do. It's right in amongst it. So that sort of average around that sort of 240 carry off the swing speed that I've got is as good as it's going to get. It was fairly consistent in terms of where I hit it. I've not been able to get this out on the course as you know we're on lockdown right now so I would have preferred to give you some more feedback having tried it out on the course and we'll do that in the future. But for now all I can tell you is that what you've got to do I think is put some perspective on the whole thing and what they've achieved is I think personally that the PXG range of products is an extremely good looking brand. That's a personal thing, but that's what draws me to the product in the first place. It was then always a big off put for many because of where it's pitched. So what you get in here, we know that all the drivers are pretty much maxed out in terms of what they do in terms of their performance. So you're really starting to pick your choosing your product based on how it looks is going to be a major thing, perhaps how it sounds and feels, how you're dispersing, all those kind of things, but I think the net is closing and everything is performing very, very similar right now.  So if you like the look of this but the price range has always been out of your bracket then all of a sudden it has now become an option that it never was before. And that's the big deal for this whole thing. Like I said, is it a game changer? I don't know, time will tell. There's no doubt that them coming in, them being PXG, coming into this marketplace at 325 quid for a driver is I think fair to say unexpected. I never thought a year ago I would see a PXG product being sold for that kind of price. So it's a surprise. It'll be interested to see are those bigger brands, those sort of 400 plus drivers, are they going to react, are they going to bring theirs down? Again, only time will tell. I think again if you want my overall opinion on the driver on how, for those of you who've perhaps bought the Proto driver, what's the difference and why is the sort of the £100 difference? Well for me, the negative that I had on the review was I still think for me that face, whether it's that Ti face or wherever it is that material they're using is a bit hard for me. Therefore the sound was not what I would like to hear but I think what I prefer was in the Proto. I don't know how much, whether that's worth under a quid or not difference, I have no idea. But there are small noticeable differences but that's the one major thing that I would pick up on but from a performance perspective I'd say it's hard to say that any of these drivers are performing that differently right now. It's as simple as that. But it's a massive story. Like I said, all about a brand that carried a price tag coming into a marketplace, into a mainstream marketplace at a price point that we never ever thought we'd see. So let's see what impact that has on everybody else going forward. It could be love or hate PXG, it could be a real positive for every golfer in terms of the price of product moving forward. Anyway, as ever there is literally loads of these reviews to come. I think you're going to be bombarded over the next month with releases from literally every brand. So if I could ask you, if you've liked what you've seen in today's video, hit that like button, maybe consider subscribing. The notifications bell will also let you know every time we post and that'll be pretty much daily for the next 20 odd days on the bounce I think. That is it, I'm done. Everybody take care and I'll see you all very very soon.


Here are the top five reasons why the Mac Mini is the best Mac. Number five, it's small. That mini name, not a joke. It's deadly serious. At 3.58 centimeters tall, 19.7 centimeters wide and 19.7 centimeters deep, it can fit anywhere. Number four, connections galore. M2 Mac Minis come with two Thunderbolt 4 ports, two USB-A ports, HDMI, ethernet and an audio jack. Number three, bring your own keyboard, mouse and monitor.  Use the ones you already own and love. The base model Mac Mini can support one 6K display and a second 5K or 4K display at 60 Hertz at the same time. Number two, great performance value. An M2 Mac Mini can handle photo editing, audio production and even like 4K video editing. At number one, the Mac Mini is the lowest cost Mac option with a price starting at 599 US dollars. What would you add to the list? Let me know in the comments and if you can help support us, do so at patreon.com slash DTNS.


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What's up everybody? Jason here for jaspyskatesbase.com guys. Another wax party promo break sold out 22-23. Canadian Packable Basketball 3 Box Kates Break Picketing is number 3. And again guys, here is the sheet. Let me print it out first. I forgot to print it out. But again guys, this is a wax party promo break so we'll gather these names here at the end and we'll do the wax party promo giveaway spot. Alright so we had to do a team random filler which we did and then everybody else bought it straight up. But I believe 16 total teams in here. Here we go guys. Usually the metal card is the top box so I kind of want to save that one to be last. So we'll go with the other two first. Go with the other two first. Hey what's up Trance? Not much man, not much you? Are you still going to university this weekend? You said you were going this weekend right? Alright Yolkich. Nice one right there. 60 out of 75. Tomorrow. Noice. Let me know how Mara Land is. Super Mara World. So what time do you leave home if you have to be there at 9am? Taitai Washington out of 30 for Houston. And Kristoff Porzingis. The Wizards. Alright we have Quinn Gramps and Bryce McGowan to start us off for the autos to 99 for the Charlotte Hornets. Charlotte Hornets that is Greg Dash G Dash. Alright that's not bad, that's not bad. Louis Dampier and that is out of 10 for the Kentucky Kernels. Now I believe Kentucky Kernels didn't turn out to be affiliated with any team so that is the case. We'll have to just randomize this to everybody. And yeah and I guess not so we'll have to randomize that. And I don't even think they came out with a checklist even yet. I remember yesterday I couldn't even find it. Let's see if it's still there. No it doesn't say that on the Riga Peter page. It says the Kentucky Kernels were one of the only two ABA teams along with the Indiana Pacers to play for the entire duration of the league without relocating. Changed his name or folding. But yeah, nada. Oh wait did they have the checklist? No they didn't even have the checklist.  But yeah I found correct yeah. Kentucky had to give that out to somebody. Sorry about that Marjahn. Marjahn Ryukyap for the Bucks going to call Harvard. What's up kidrobots? And then we have an on-plate auto Tari-Eason that is a Houston Rockets going to UG. And then Benedict Mather, very nice. 90 out of 99 for the Indiana Pacers. Oh yeah you got the Express Pass one?  What happened with Jurassic World? Why has it been down? Like two days? That's a lot. Alright then we got a Jade and Ivy. That's pretty sweet. Number 25 out of 25. You're like well you guys better fix it by the time I get there tomorrow. And they're like yes sir, yes sir. Alright we got out of 20, our friendly silence for Portland. And then drew Holiday to 30 for the Milwaukee Bucks. Quinn Grimes for the Knicks. To 99, Knicks is out. How about a Kenny Skywalker? 88 out of 99, New York Knicks. That's another one there for Ed. How about back to back to back Knicks? This time it's Bernard King out of 25. Immorto Inc. I love getting those Homer Donuts at University of New York. Those SimSim Donuts. They're solid. I'm assuming they still have those right? Our friendly Simons, autographed to 75. That's the nice one there for the Blazers, Adam Kelly. Jeremy So-Chan. These actually end up selling really well. This is draft pick numbers out of nine. Very nice one there for the Spurs, Benjamin. One of nine, Jeremy So-Chan. Gotta take a picture of that one. That one's pretty sweet. And how about a Shaden Sharp for the Portland Trail Blazers. What a nice box. 82 out of 99. Portland Blazers, Adam Kelly. Solid box, this is a great box. Here we go, last box you should have the metal part. Desmond Bain and Tyler Hero out of 20. We have Anthony Edwards to 99 for Minnesota. We got for the Lakers, Jamal Wilkes. Nice one there out of 25. Indelible Inc. That looks really nice. Lakeshow going to Scott. We have Colin Sexton out of 25 for the Utah Jazz. Also going to Benjamin. Couple teams at the bottom of that team round. I'm starting to hit right here. That's nice. We have Jovic. Plate for the Miami Heat. That's 44 to 75. Miami Heat going to Matt Johnston. Jersey number, which one is it? Oh yeah, that is a Colin Sexton Jersey number. Good eye. Good eye, good eye. We have Grant Hill for the Detroit Pistons. Brian with that one. 33 out of 40. Another Jersey number. Man, we're just hitting Jersey numbers tonight. Two in the same box. And last one, how about a little Penny Hardaway? One. Is that a third Jersey number? One of 25? Man. Just hit the trifecta of Jersey numbers. Canvas creations for the magic. And Orlando Magic is going to Mark Al. And we just hat tricked it. Hat tricked. All right. Here we go guys. Here's the medal card. And we have for these Spurs, Tony Parker, 10 out of 21 off the Jersey number. That would have been sweet. We went for four for four. There you go. That is a little triumph of fine, fine silver. And San Antonio Spurs with that one. Benjamin. All right. This was a pretty solid case, I feel like. Got some good hits from vets to rookies. Love that Penny Hardaway. Colin Sexton is very nice. That last block, so the Shadon Sharp, the Jeremy Sochen, our Frini Simons, is pretty nice. We got the Benedict Matheran. Pretty solid, not too bad. Now let's randomize the names, guys. So what we're going to do here is we'll randomize all the names. Number one's going to get the Wax Party Promo spot. And number two as a little consolation we'll get the Louis Dampier, which is Kentucky Kernels, which did not transfer to the NBA. So here's the dice roller. Let's get the list. Gather the names there. Let's roll. It is a five and a five, ten times. Here we go. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, and ten. Ten times. Ten, ten. It's a Brennan Ross. Just missed out. You're going to get that Louis Dampier though out of ten, which is pretty nice. That's a little consolation. And number one, Scott from Prism Packfiller 41. There you go, man. Congratulations, you are now part of the Wax Party. And this would be impeccable three. Awesome, awesome. So, appreciate it, folks. Thank you guys so much. Another impeccable is in the store that you guys can run back for tomorrow, guys. JaspysCaseBricks.com. Thank you.


The Impact 30 and the 30 jury meet that I chat today has always a great, it's a very energizing thing to be sitting and judging hundreds of entries of youngsters in the industry and you see their resume, see the body of work they have done. It's so, so impressive. I mean, that speaks a lot about the next generation. I think the awards in itself is a great thing to recognize 30 people out of hundreds in our industry. I think it will serve as a great inspiration as for others to want to be part of this list and a great jury. One thing I noticed is a lot of people, a lot of entries were from the digital agencies and that's a new trend I guess and I would urge more and more people to be part. I mean, it's a, it's not about the 30 who have been chosen today. I think it's about celebrating the youngsters in our industry. Great job Impact and thank you for having me as the jury chair and what I see is this property growing year on year. Thank you so much.