What's up my curly people?  You've probably seen me use my beloved Diva curl diva dryer. This looks um very interesting. We've never seen before. It's definitely a very unique Looking blow dryer and diffuser attachment, but this has been my little ride or die Ever since I got it. Although I do love my diva dryer and use it pretty much every day This little baby is expensive. This dryer plus the attachment is a hundred and fifty nine dollars But just like diva curl in general it is a high-end company So you're kind of paying for the name the luxury and the lifestyle But I understand that not everybody can afford a hundred and fifty nine dollars plus tax Diffuser, so I wanted to offer you all an alternative Introducing the Revlon salon styler this baby is Super affordable ask me how affordable ask me how much it is 1699 That's Affordable I got mine from Amazon, but they actually sell you said target as well for the same price So target or Amazon if you have Amazon Prime, you know that you get that free two-day shipping And this will be waiting for you at your doorstep in two days. So let me show you what it looks like Oh Here is the diffuser so as you can see you know doesn't have the little hand claw like the diva fuser But it's definitely still cool looking because it's clear You know see through and it just has the blow dryer with this diffuser attachment I use this on my hair today as you can see got some good volume didn't get any frizz love the results now Since you guys have seen me use my diva dryer and basically every curly hair video that I have or you Seen the results from it. You could watch pretty much any video on my channel to see how that looks I'm gonna show you how the Revlon diffuser got me to this point Today we'll be diffusing on day two hair. This is refreshed using the Trey Luxe high definition gel I do like to use gel when I use a diffuser cuz gives me a little bit of crunch that way when I diffuse It'll be perfect. So my hair right now is about 85% dry, which is when I like to diffuse grabbing my Revlon dryer I'm gonna put it on the low fan speed and put it on warm the warm is still pretty hot So I definitely prefer the warm over the hot because the hot is super hot and we don't want to risk any heat damage I've also realized that because I don't have my little claw. I'm used to I kind of diffuse differently I mean I still flip it upside down to give more volume, but I've also been putting the diffuser directly on my curls I'm kind of stretching them down This is so I don't get too much shrinkage and it kind of stretches out the curls as I pull them down and Diffuse each one. I also like this diffuser because it gives a nice airflow where it's not too strong Therefore it's not blowing your curls around creating any frizz And a couple hair flips never hurt anybody So now my curls are starting to look fabulous. They're shiny. They're bouncy. They're completely dry now But still look moisturized which could be because of the ionic technology that both the Revlon dryer and the diva dryer have So when you see that word ionic on there or termaline Those are good terms to see on your blow dryer to make sure that it's not drying out your hair But just literally making it not wet anymore Now I'm grabbing my handy dandy pick to give it a little bit extra volume and then we'll be good to go Ready to slay So first of all the diva dryer is a lot heavier Maybe you know, it's that high quality heavy-duty I don't know but this is heavier than the Revlon one the Revlon one feels really light compared to the diva dryer The nozzles are definitely different The diva fuser has this little claw shape because it is made to go in between your curls giving each curl like 360 dry and you're also being able to target your roots very Easily so that is one thing that's like the best thing about the diva fuser is that it really allows you to get into your roots Where your hair is usually the most wet whereas a regular diffuser of any other sorts You can't exactly get on the roots I mean you could lift them up and make it work so it's not the end of the world But you just don't have that exact sensation of knowing you're targeting just the roots Let's look at my diva dryer and the buttons that it has on here I can't even read the buttons anymore because I use this so much that all the little like writing actually rubbed off But I do know that this is a cool shot button at the top It has two different speeds so you can go low or high and you have three different Temperature settings so you have cool warm or hot when I use my diva dryer I usually can put it on a low fan speed and I use the middle warm option on the Revlon Diffuser it also has a cool shot button at the top and then on the other side It has warm or hot and then it has high or low now I've had the nitpick the two which one looks cooler the diva dryer which one is lighter the Revlon one Do they both have removable attachments? Yes. Do they both come with that other little like skinny looking one? Yes, which one has a longer cord the diva dryer has a much longer cord I realized that as I was filming today. I couldn't get my normal range Which one has more wattage the Revlon one which one has the most fan speeds They both have to which one has the most Temperature settings the diva dryer has cool warm and hot where the Revlon just has warm and hot at the end of the Day the biggest difference is definitely the price this one costs 10 times the amount of This blow dryer you could buy 10 Revlon diffusers and blow dryers For the price of one diva dryer So that is everything I think you need to know about both the diva dryer and the Revlon dryer I personally love them both. They both give me great results. I still recommend both of them So whichever one you decide to choose I hope you enjoy it as well if you have either one of these dryers leave me a comment Let me know your thoughts on which one you have or might be thinking about getting and make sure you come back next week For more curly hair videos. I post makeup reviews on Fridays and hair product reviews on Sunday So push that little subscribe button and the bell so you don't miss any more of my videos Oh, and let's be besties follow me on all my social media Twitter Instagram and snapchat at miss Bianca Renee. Hope to see you guys next time. Thanks for watching Bianca Renee today


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In the philosophy of mathematics, constructivism asserts that it is necessary to find or construct a mathematical object to prove that it exists. In standard mathematics, one can prove the existence of a mathematical object without finding that object explicitly, by assuming its non-existence and then deriving a contradiction from that assumption. This proof by contradiction is not constructively valid. The constructive viewpoint involves a verificational interpretation of the existential quantifier, which is at odds with its classical interpretation. There are many forms of constructivism.These include the program of intuitionism founded by Browar, the finiteism of Hilbert and Bernice, the constructive recursive mathematics of Shannon and Markov, and Bishop's program of constructive analysis. Intuitionism also includes the study of constructive set theories such as CZF and the study of Toppe's theory. Constructivism is often identified with intuitionism, although intuitionism is only one constructivist program. Intuitionism maintains that the foundations of mathematics lie in the individual mathematician's intuition, thereby making mathematics into an intrinsically subjective activity.Two other forms of constructivism are not based on this viewpoint of intuition, and are compatible with an objective viewpoint on mathematics.


Hi and welcome to the session. I am Deepika here. Let's discuss the question. This term of the AP 121, 117, 113 and so on is its first negative term. Hint, fine and for A n is less than 0. So, let's start the solution. We know that and that term of an AP that is A n is equal to A plus n minus 1 d where A is the first term, d is the common difference. Let us use this key idea for the above question. Now, let's start the solution. Given AP is 121, 117, 113 and so on. Here, A is equal to 121 which is the first term and d is equal to the common difference 117 minus 121 which is equal to minus 4. Let of the AP is its first negative term. Then, n is less than 0. This implies A plus n minus 1 d is less than 0. This implies 121 plus n minus 1 into d is minus 4 is less than 0. This implies 121 minus 4n plus 4 is less than 0. This implies 125 minus 4n is less than 0 or 125 is less than 4n or greater than 125. This implies n is greater than 125 by 4 or n is greater than 31 and a 1 by 4. Now, this is our natural number. So, we will take n is greater than or equal to 32 because n is our natural number. The answer for the above question is that 32nd term of an AP is its first negative term. We can check our solution also. We know that let us check is equal to A plus n minus 1 d that is 30 d which is equal to A was our 121 plus 30 into minus 4 which is equal to 121 minus 120 which is equal to 1. So, this is positive. Now, when we will take A32 that is equal to A plus 31 d this is equal to 121 plus 31 into minus 4. This is equal to 121 minus 124 which is equal to minus 3. So, A31 is positive and after 31 we have taken 32 so A32 is negative. So, our answer for the above question is that 32nd term of the AP is its first negative term. I hope the question is clear to you. Bye and have a nice day.


Yes, Judge Hughes, it's a fortice. How are you? I'm just fine. Well, I'm doing a little work for the president because of these stories about the Bible. Now, I've explained to everybody around here that it doesn't matter as a matter of law just what kind of book is used that you can administer the oath without using any Bible or any book at all or you can do it on a copy of Dickens. So that that...  Yeah, well actually I told the president he could take his oath on a copy of Playboy. Well, let's hope he won't. But now I've gone through the files up here to try to get this thing straightened out. And let me, and also gotten together whatever information there is in the immediate staff, let me pay very briefly where we are at the moment trying to untangle this thing. Number one, Larry O'Brien has a recollection. He was on the plane, you remember. And he has a recollection that you came on the plane with the Bible and that he handed you something that he thought was a Bible that a steward had handed him and which had been in the president's quarters and that he asked you to use that book instead of the book you brought on. Well, first I did not bring on a Bible. Oh, you did not? No, I did not have one. I see. Don't know who handed me the Bible. Yes. It was a man. And when it was handed to me, he said, this is a Catholic Bible. Did you give it to somebody on the plane? I gave it back to somebody. I gave it to somebody as I was leaving. Yeah, I see. Do you remember whether the person who handed it to you had on a white jacket whether he was a steward or whether they wore glasses and the person to whom you handed it? I remember whether he was a man or a woman. Right. Now, actually, just for your information, I do not think you are to say anything about this. There is no great mystery about this because the book that you used was turned over to the official in charge of presidential papers and it's here and has been here, you see. So it wasn't stolen, it didn't disappear, and whoever you gave the book to so it got where it should have gotten, which is in the official archives, you see. Well, does it look anything like what I said about it? Yes, it's about, it has a black leather cover on it and there's a sign of a cross on it and it's about, you described it in a letter that you wrote as about six by eight inches, actually it's about six by three or four. Oh, really? And it is not a strictly speaking Bible, it's a prayer book, a missile. But I think you ought to, I want to tell you this because I think it would be wrong for you to have any lingering problem as to whether this is a Kennedy family Bible and as to whether it did disappear. Actually, the book had never been open, obviously never been open, never been used, you see. There's not a mark in it, there's no name written in it or anything of the sort. And it appears pretty clearly that it was just a presentation copy that somebody gave President Kennedy. Was it the years in the Catholic Church? Yeah, it's a Catholic missile or prayer book, that's all it is. And anybody looking at it would think that it was a Bible looking at it from the outside because it's got a cross embossed on it on the front of it, you know. But it's perfectly clear that it was never used or open, there's not a single mark on it and the only thumbing that it's had has been by me since all this rose, you see. So I just wanted you to know that. Now if you're asked anything about this, may I suggest to you quite unnecessarily, I'm sure, but I hope you won't think impertently that all you say is that when you came on the plane somebody handed you something that you understood to be a Bible and that that was used and neither you nor the President looked into it and then Vice President looked into it. I've stated that any number of... I know you have. Well that isn't very incorrect anyway because it's a small book but of course I've seen Bibles you have two that are much smaller than this and it's about, it's a good inch or inch and a quarter thick. I might very well... That's the one I was looked at. That's right, well that's important to repeat if you're asked again because you see this... I see. And when do you ask him? Will he ask me all these questions and things I've given him? That is incorrect because it is not a Bible and this obviously was never used, you know. Yes. The copy. No, no, no I think you'd better let it ride because now all the newspapers in the country are going to be crawling over everybody. Actually you see this is... you've seen many of them so far. It's the authorized Missalord prayer book which has prayers in it in the Catholic Church. It has prayers in it and this is a... it's got a nice little two leather slip cover with a cross on the front of it and it obviously has never been used at all. No, no, don't say it because you don't know and I'm just telling you for your own information about it. It's not something that President Kennedy ever used. Well I think that it's a great piece of interviewing me. Isn't it? Isn't it awful? When I was at the American Bar Convention two reporters interviewed me and the one thing they wanted to talk about... Is that so? Well it was a historic event. It was but I think we ought to be pretty talking about it. You know I agree with you but they've got this Manchester phone name Manchester's getting out this book and it looks going to serialize and they're going to... and that's why we want to be quite meticulous about the whole business. Well I thank you very much for calling me. I want you to know that I appreciate... Well thank you nice to see you. I sure want to see you and I hope that I'll have that pleasure very soon. I have a log for you today. You ask him to call on me and I'll be just delighted to see him. All right fine. You come to see us. Thank you judges. Thank you so much. Bye now. Goodbye.


Welcome to the Donahue Group. We're so delighted that you could join us for a half an hour of fast-paced and highly intelligent conversation on the issues of the day, focusing this show on some city and county issues, which I think will keep us more than interested and entertained. Joining me today, former State Senator Cal Potter, Professor Tom Pineski, math professor at the UW-Shabuigan, looking very natty in that color, which is perfect for you, matches your eyes. The sartorial splendor does not end here today. Look at the suspenders on Dr. Risto. I just love it. Braces. Yes, and we'll brace ourselves. Ken Risto, social studies king for the Shabuigan area school district. I'm Mary Lynn Donahue. I practice law here in town. With a new firm. Yes, but that's... And a new attitude. There you go. There you go. And a new workload. That's really irritating. Oh, that was unkind. That was terribly unkind, coming from someone who's sucking in the public trough, but in any event, public service. And let's go into public service and talk about... It's a tough group tonight. We have a lot of interesting things to talk about city-wide with some county implications. I'm going to start, why not, with the Orange Cross Ambulance routine, which by now has been settled with lightning speed. As I remember the last time the Orange Cross contract came up, it was studied basically to death is my memory. I don't know if that's completely correct, but this fairly major, I think we can say, decision in terms of impact on the taxpayers came about very quickly. Tom? I'm pretty passionate about that. I was at Alderman at the time when we moved it from the police department to the private sector, and we spent a lot of time discussing that and a lot of effort. In those days it was the police? It was in the police. So you could actually get pulled over for speeding by an ambulance. They didn't have paramedic service then, they were just basically EMTs. So to move up to every community was to build to a paramedic service and obviously the police didn't want to be in that field. They wanted to be policemen. Was there any talk then about the fire department taking it over? They put in a bid, we went out for bids and the fire department put in a bid and a couple of the Orange Cross put in a bid and Curtis Ambulance and two or three others and we really went through the bids and selected Curtis and then of course Orange Cross was upset at the time and it was the big hullabaloo about Orange Cross as homegrown or whatever it is to keep the company. We thought Curtis put in the better bid and however it didn't materialize and we had Orange Cross and we have Orange Cross for 15 years. And so what year was that? That was 15 years ago. Okay. Yeah. Because they're talking about the contract coming up now they were three, five year contracts so that's probably 15 years ago. So 1991 were thereabouts? Yeah. Okay. Thereabouts? Yeah. And a contract being sought now was a 10 year? A 10 year. Yeah. Okay. And they couldn't negotiate it maybe they could have gotten or the city could have encouraged Orange Cross to pay a little more for you know the right to have the police calls or the ambulance calls or whatever. But to do what the council did, they're going backwards in my estimation. So is there a contract within the fire department now?  I mean they agreed to turn it over. Go that way so they're probably, I suspect. Why should they? Well they don't need a contract. No. I mean within a department. But you'd almost think there'd be certain benchmarks, you know, like making money. Well and there was a proposal that the fire department did submit that is actually on the city's webpage and you can take a you know take a look at it and so they obviously thought through many of the issues and the proposals are proposals and you know I hadn't thought about it but maybe the better course of action might have been to take bids to put it out for to put it out for bid and see who could come back. But obviously the city didn't want it. They, they, I'll go out on a labor but we got a young council who's interested in power and greed and they're taking over the city and they're forgetting that they're served city. They just put out there I don't know 30 or 40 workers from Orange Cross. I mean these are paramedics probably people who moved here, got jobs here. Some of them probably are homegrown. All of a sudden now they're not going to have a job. They're going to be moving out so instead of creating jobs I think the city council with their quote power and greed view are now eliminating jobs in the city. It's backwards to me but it's done. Now tell us how you really feel. Are you referring to the fact that the chief Lestesky sort of dangled out the proposition that there's profits to be made here? Well yeah, I'm reading the paper Alderman are saying we can make money. We can make money. What you're supposed to serve the community. So it was the thing and then the chief says if I lose money then I'll take it out of the budget. Give me a break. The chief knows that Alderman are not going to take money out of his budget. Kind of like the police department and we'll get to that in just a minute. So he could say that knowing when the time comes that they don't make money the Alderman won't take money out of his budget. It's politics. It's the way they play the game down there. Let me just ask philosophically should government be in the business of making money? And that's a legitimate question. Yeah it's a philosophical thing. I think no we were there to serve the community as best way we can. If we can provide a service to the community they can't be done in the private sector then we should do it. But the ambulance service was something that could be done in the private sector and was working well with the arrangement with the county. And to take it over is just a power grab. That's my kind of government. I don't know if you might have a different view. That's the yin you we have a yang. I think you know whether government makes money or not probably depends on the use to which it's put. If it stays within the safety public safety realm whether they're going to help finance the fire department or police department probably that's a good idea. The property tax is not a good idea to you know it's a right aggressive tax. It does force a lot of elderly people and others to think about how big of a house they have and whether they need to sell this monstrosity to be able to stay in the living quarters. You know those are type of decisions that are forced on them by the economics of the property tax. And I think there are legitimate ways that government ought to look at financing government in their times other than the property tax. Wisconsin relies very heavily on the property tax. A lot of other communities in this country rely very heavily on user fees. It's not unusual to see communities with unit fees for everything there is from parks to higher water and sewer and fire charges and whatever to try to minimize other sources of taxes namely the property tax. Or the income tax. Yes. I mean the state of Wisconsin actually has a percentage of revenue from the state perspective from user fees is pretty high. It's in the 20 percent range. I was just looking at their pie pie chart of where where money comes from surprisingly just a tiny percentage from corporate taxes. So that was just a that was just an interesting which has been an evolution over the last 30 years to try to do that. Right. Now we're seeing the results of that shift. And now local governments are looking for alternatives to the property tax which is the goose that's now what's the other yeah. Well so the question is there a golden egg in this and I have not looked and there wasn't a counter bid to really look at and not much time was spent on this. But if Orange Cross is only making seventy one thousand a year in profit which is not bad. I mean but that's kind of razor thin and for the fire department to indicate that it is looking and I'm sure not right out of the right out of the box but you know fairly soon at making I thought four hundred twenty five thousand a year was was put out as a as a possible profit if you will. It seems you know Orange Cross probably has full time staff and the fire and I'm sure I don't know I didn't participate in the discussion with the figures I guess the chief presented. So I may be doing a disservice but I would think he would consider his paramedic staff. Fifty percent or whatever as a paramedic and fifty percent as a fireman putting out fires inspections other kinds of things. So already that's a way to paper reduce staff by half. So obviously they could say they're going to make more than Orange Cross because Orange Cross has to count its staff full time. OK I see what you're saying. I mean plus Orange Cross may also have a holistic budget here and that includes probably people at the emergency room level who obviously the fire department would not in any way have to finance. Yeah so they're just going to be carriers to the hospital. I'm getting back to Cal's coming. Is there been some discussion already because I'm on kind of coming late to the to the table about knowing this. Is there been discussion about where the money if these monies materialized these profits materialized where that money is going to go is it going to stay within the realm of public safety as Cal was talking about. I think so. They were talking about putting it into vehicle maintenance if I'm not mistaken and and the fire department is obviously the trucks and so forth are it's a huge capital outlay. I mean if they are making money to like you know alternate sources of revenue for taxes and stuff they ought to reduce the taxes with the money. But I think that's that's what I was thinking is that it's going to be interesting as a pool of money starts coming in. Obviously that money is being it's a user fee. You're charging people who use the ambulance service a certain amount of money. I assume they're using the same fees as Orange Cross is currently charging folks when they pick folks that are people up who need medical attention. So pretty soon they started saying well you know the pressure would be and I imagine you're going to get some pressure to say well if you're making a profit government should be making a profit. Let's simply cut the user fee here just like we got rid of the wheel tax not so long ago which was designed which was designed to maintain roads and streets in the city as well. One of the big issues that needs to be addressed and probably should have been early on is the whole issue of what do we do to service to Town of Shebaug and Town of Wilson communities that are now served by Orange Cross and whether we should not start looking in this area more at Metro government. I know that's always been some of the pariah. Nobody wants to even touch because Towns want to have their little realm and sort of villages and cities and so on.  Those areas they do have county wide services. They're fire departments. They're police departments are county wide. I know that's something you don't want to talk about but maybe there are some services where we need to start looking at providing them across borders rather than now as we are arguing what are we going to do about these entities and that are now left, you know. Well, it might be a golden little egg in that where the fire department would now stretch out and but you need some you need some really people who are really broad based thinkers who are and who get elected to office and who can bring along their constituencies with them. I think the the shared services committee had been revitalized well about two years ago when Mayor Prez was elected. There was more discussion between the city and the county than there had been. Interestingly enough, the shared services committee met last week and constituted a study committee to look at ambulance and emergency services provisions within the county that did not slow the city council down at all, unfortunately. And so I don't know where that discussion is going to go. I wonder if some of those relationships have been impaired at this point so that it'll be the philosophy will be a pox on both your houses. We're not talking about anything. I don't know, but I think if you really do zero base planning, if you say we have this county that needs these services, what is the best most efficient way of providing them at the lowest cost to the taxpayer? Remembering now city taxpayers pay for county services as well as city. I mean, it's a city taxpayers are paying. They're not paying twice, but they certainly are paying more than their county counterparts. I just I don't see a political will to do that. And and now I see a lot of hurt feelings. And it appears that the council has taken a position that is at least what you hear is diametrically opposed to what the majority of Shaboyganites who care about this issue feel calls are 10 to one. Against against getting rid of getting rid of Orange Cross. This is not a popular decision. It's an 11 to five vote. I found that the politics making strange bedfellows, Ryan, Clayunas, Berhassel, Wongamon and. He said, yeah, another fifth person. It's just boring. Yeah, I said for it. No, boring voted. No, he didn't vote. I thought he voted against. He voted against. OK, and that would be and that would have certainly been consistent with his philosophy. But it was an odd group of interest melding there, you know, people that you normally don't see. And so I just don't know where this leaves us exactly. Well, you had a new influx of kind of business types. And my older man, the numbers don't lie. Because other issues besides numbers, you know, that you need to consider about the numbers don't lie. Tom, the numbers do lie. They lie all the time. I know, I know. I spent half of my time where I was just trying to be honest about the numbers. Yeah, I know. But that being said, that's kind of interesting, you know, the perception is the council, especially the last election, elected people with more of a private sector orientation would think they would be the last group that would want to turn something over to the public sector. I find this kind of an interesting turn of events. Yeah, it is. And I don't know how much of it really is just we know we've got a zero. I mean, I've talked to very informally and very confidentially, some of the members, the older men and older women on the council. And they all tell me that they're just really frightened about zero based budgets for the next couple of years and what that all means that they've really in many ways kicked some of the cans down the road. And now they're looking at the future and they're saying, I wonder how much of their vote is just really determined that we really do need to generate revenue because otherwise the scenario is not what we really want to face because we're going to face really unpopular decisions down the road. And that's what they're elected to do. That's what they're elected to do. And it should end, and I think I mentioned this before, but my treasured mom living with us falling, called 911, the first folks on the scene are three big firefighters. The guys are all big and they're in good shape and they come rushing in. And then about three or four minutes later, I mean, in a very timely fashion, orange cross is there. So you've got five big guys trying to maneuver around. And it seemed to me just to be a duplication of services. This may keep the fire department more efficient, more occupied. Only 20% of their calls now are fire related. The other 80% are responding to the same calls that orange cross comes to. And again, if you had just fearless planners with a vision who might look at the most efficient way of providing services, it'd be interesting to see what the services would look like. Yeah, I didn't send a letter to the editor, but I really thought about it. Well, you're doing this today, so. I know, but you had all the... A verbal letter. Dulce Johnson submitted a letter and she gave her view. Then Alderman Tetschlag, usually pretty reserved, wrote a letter. He was like a dean of the council for a while. And then we had Mark Leiter from the county planner. Three people involved over time felt this is a no-brainer. It stays with the private sector. So there's a new mindset out there. Although I do think Ken's points are well taken about just the look. We've got a municipal court, for example, instituted in large part to save money and to make money. I forgot about that. And it's pretty brand new, not even a year old yet. And financially, I don't know how it's doing. It would take a while for it to become financially viable because you gotta get people to pay their fines or their forfeitures. So there's a little bit of lag time. Well, let's segue nicely then into the other big issue that has been in the paper, which is Chief Kirk's decision to pull funding for the street crimes unit and the community policing unit. That's caused quite a bit of controversy. Apparently his overtime budget is severely strained. Eight officers short. The paper today indicates that the council, the finance committee has now told the council, find the $175,000. What are your thoughts? This would be to keep those two units functioning. Well, one bunch is tight. Sometimes you cut the things that are most visible. It's oftentimes most important. And it does force people to then say keep them but cut elsewhere. And I think maybe that decision is being made here. And there's a prioritization of services being done as a result of this. There's usually another issue when they do budgeting. They try to treat all the departments the same. And when I was on the council, we did the same thing. It's very difficult to discuss priorities. And some departments may have higher priorities than others, but they try to treat everybody the same. Take them one percent cut from every department. Well, if something in the police department is really important, maybe the cut should have come from public works. Maybe the parks, they always cut parks. It's easy because it doesn't affect people. And you could cut back a little bit on parks, but not too much, because you don't want to lose the image that Cheboygan has. So, but they don't do that. Especially the dandelion crop we have around the city. I mean, I've just noticed that maybe because the last couple of days he's driving around and clearly we're not spending any money on keeping dandelions down, that's for sure. That's not such a bad idea. We've got enough pesticides running into them. There you go. Country boy. Maybe we could take our firefighters who are not doing anything and waiting around and having them harvest dandelions and making wine and selling it. Now there's another buddy maker. There's another buddy maker. That's an activity there. Well, we're just, you've got a bunch of good ideas. I am buying my computer ink cartridges now from Monks, Laser Monks. It's a nice little monastery and they're doing, well, they're making money. And they are making money. But Tom, back to your point. The plain fact is, is that the budget for the police department in the last 10 years has had a very, very steady growth. Fire department behind it. Public works has been going down and libraries, cemeteries, those things have been staying about the same. So really the police department has had about a 30% increase in its budget over other departments and here's the question. What is the priority? It seems to me that people are feeling very strongly that street crimes and community policing are priority and I think that's certainly a defensible position. Police officers issue in the city alone and Mr. Risto here having been victimized in that regard, over 9,000 traffic tickets. I was guilty. A year. No complaints. I went peacefully. I thought you just got a warning. Nobody had a taze or me. Yeah. There you go. There you go. The officer was kind enough to give me a warning and I was greatly appreciated. All right. I don't think it had anything to do with being a TV star. Oh, I didn't know you were a TV star. Where is that? In a different show. In a different show, very good. Excellent. Support of education here is good. Well, there you are. 9,000 traffic tickets. That's a lot. I think traffic enforcement's pretty important. You have reckless people like the guy wearing suspenders here going down the street, 45, 50 miles an hour, a little dangerous. What do you think about the idea? Some roll on the way the truth just got. Well, the chief apparently is deciding to go back to that issue. I think he's apparently deciding that that's less important to him than other issues in the fire department where traffic and crime. Although the way the newspaper article was written, it's not chief rearrange and re-prioritize how you're delivering services and what is most important to the community. And I wonder, would there be any utility in asking the community what it feels is most important? But that's neither here nor there. But they're actually going to get $175,000. They've been, the council has been directed by the finance committee to find that money, essentially for overtime, so you can keep those two units going. I think, Cal, you pointed out, and that's not a bad tactic, is to take the most popular visible kinds of programs and... Cut them, generate public interest and response. Exactly. So, because the $175,000 is gonna come from somewhere with the wheel tax being gone with absolutely flat revenues from the state, well, not absolutely flat, but pretty flat revenues from the state. Okay. I think it's real interesting. It's a situation in my mind that cries out for zero-base planning. Let's put a big white piece of paper on the floor and think about, if we had the chance to create from scratch, what would it look like? And get a lot of people in talking about that. I realize that's very pie in the sky and certainly not likely to happen in a political circumstance, but if I were running the world, I wouldn't do it. No, that's okay, Tom. I promise I won't do that. When the mayor first took office, he had the hearing sessions where, essentially, community members were invited to do exactly that, right? And they did. Talk about priorities and what it is they want. So, is that information now becoming relevant? I don't think it was done with the planning perspective, necessarily, although I think it's a good database for that. Number two, I don't think it got that particular. Should we balance, I don't know what street crimes are exactly. I mean, I don't know what they do that's any different than regular policing, but that's my ignorance. But do we wanna take traffic enforcement? Should we have less management? Should we have fewer lieutenants, sergeants, captains, and deputies, deputy chiefs? Should we have those folks participating on the street? Would that be a good idea? I mean, those are all things that I think you could talk about. But it's just been a very interesting political process. And I think right now it's pretty tough to be an alderman. I wouldn't want to. That's not gonna get easier. As you pointed out, there are a lot of things that they've forwarded. Fast forwarded. And they have to pay for them in the future. Yeah, and people used to say being on the school board was the worst job that you could have. Oh no. I'd beg to differ. I would say being a city alder person right now is about as tough as it gets. One of the good things about school board members, you used to have a guarantee by the state to try to reach two thirds funding. There's no guarantee for municipalities. It used to be a benchmark when we were down to about 40% state funding of schools to provide about city of Sheboygan anywhere from 35 to 40% of their budget through shared revenue. Well that has gone by way, by the wayside, because of the commitment to go to two thirds state funding of schools. Hey, only a couple of minutes left. And I'm sure that this will continue to play out and we'll have interesting discussions about it all summer. Any golfers in the group? Golf? Sort of. Sort of? Once or twice. So I'm not a golfer. I'm not a golfer either. But the senior open is starting. Interesting article in the paper about not reduced expectations but modified expectations on the part of business people who, when the PGA was here, I mean I think we all thought that there'd be just literally waves of people coming through the downtown. Again, there was waves of money coming through. Agreed to aspect again. We're gonna capitalize. But it looks like the city tourism department is doing some interesting things to try to get people downtown. I guess it was traffic patterns too that kind of steered people. It was so well run. That was, it was well run. You got on the freeway and there was no incentive to look back and go back into Sheboygan. Exactly. I know there are a couple of friends of mine who ran businesses. We anticipated they would be near the normal sorts of routes that people would go to get out to Whistling Straits. And so they anticipated huge amounts of business. Drive by traffic. And they saw the actual route and the way they got people in and out, there was no way.  They were back in Milwaukee before they knew it. Yeah, so it'll be interesting to see how that plays out and how we enjoy having a good time in the city. It's nice that they're coming. That's always nice. In the county. It's huge. I mean it's huge. It's very big. Yeah, and I think it really makes people, there's so many volunteers from within the city and the county who get involved in the. The National Exposure Sheboygan County. My brother and the principal of South High School are in charge of one of the holes. Well, all right. Now is that gonna be troublesome or? Here's everything. Oh, I know anything about Phil. He's gonna run a tight trip on that hole. And then with that happy note, we'll close out. 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So y'all forgive me I'll have to change that after the video is up But now Let's talk about this Now Ryan Matthews with one t because I was just corrected um Ryan Matthews He had been injured. He got injured like at the end of last year. So he's been injured a lot really He's been injured a lot. He got injured a lot. I believe he was a charger's first round draft pick I think y'all let me know if i'm wrong about that because y'all will let me know if i'm wrong Which I love I don't I love when y'all let me know that i'm wrong because it's easy to correct it right here on these live streams but um I believe he was charged his first round draft pick a while back Then they ain't want him anymore. He went to the eagles and he wasn't bad Ryan Matthews wasn't bad and especially as a Ravens fan.  I think when we played the eagles I think he scored like two touchdowns. Haven't been he scored. He killed it He killed it. He made right. He was running all over us the whole game The whole game um Now he has also But his his injury problem his injury problem caught up to him He said didn't he have like 89 rushing yards on you? I think he had even more Or maybe he just had I know he had over 100. Maybe it was over 100 total yards I know he had a good little chunk. I feel like he had like 129 rushing yards I don't know though, but maybe it was total yards. I have to look it up But maybe maybe y'all can look it up or something. Somebody can look it up and let us know um, but anyway Ryan uh-oh called us back But ryan mathews I don't think He's not bad. He just gets hurt a lot He gets hurt a lot and that's what's been his downfall. Now ravens. They've been linked To uh to ryan mathews for a while now because they had already been So much speculation that he was gonna get cut They there was a lot of speculation that ryan mathews was gonna get cut people have been saying it Since the end of last season. They were like, oh, yeah, he's out of there for sure He's out of there for sure and and I guess the people were right the people were right and the GM the owner the head coach of the eagles have all spoken and they got out the scissors and they cut them They cut them So it's not a move that caught anybody by surprise. It's not a shocker. It's not a oh my gosh I can't believe that ryan mathews got cut none of that Because everybody saw this coming everybody saw this coming now Where is he going to go to next?  Oh, it was 128 rushing yards. Okay, there it goes. There it goes I remember just real quick real quick tidbit being a ravens fan I remember when there was a time When the ravens had went like so many games without allowing a hundred yard russia And look what just Look what just walked into the room Who's that? Who are you?  Who are you?  Is it stuck? It's stuck All right. Anyway, Carter everybody say what's up, man Carter Carter all right. I'm gonna leave him alone. Carter vibing right now with me Anyway Where does he go to next? Where's he gonna go now, man? Ravens have been linked to him for a while Uh, just a while being this offseason Um, because they said they wanted a veteran back, but they wanted somebody with some speed Right now we have tarence west. He's not a speed back. He's nice. He's not a speed back though Um, we got danny woodhead danny wood heads for catching passes out of the backfield I think his speed might be underrated I think I might even underrated speed. So I don't know. We'll see. Um But they need that they they want a third guy too Uh, so I don't know who that's gonna be Buck allen he I don't know what's what we're gonna see some things in the game tomorrow I mean third day, excuse me. Third Thursday the vikings will be nice Yeah, vikings like running the ball Mike Hutchison said are you good at madden? No, I'm not at all. I'm pretty bad at that game actually You can look at the videos the madden videos and you can see for yourself too. I think they like west at this point I don't see them signing anyone else I Who's going to be that third guy though because it's not going to be Lorenzo Tala fiero buck allen I It wouldn't be I wouldn't be surprised if he got cut even though the past couple years I wasn't going to be surprised if he got cut because I had expected it um Takwan The ravens don't usually keep undrafted running backs It's just their history And with smoke to kwan smoke muzeo Will things change from the game the other night? I don't see it. But who knows maybe we'll see um What has the third down back? Yeah, I mean, I'm I'm kind of excited for woodhead man. I'm excited to see what he does Uh, I like that rookie that ran a couple days ago missed a couple strings, but I'm back. Okay ace. We're welcome back, man But some where did some good fits for ryan matthews because he's He's like he's not slow.   That'd be a nice one to punch I like that one bills. I think will be pretty good Woodhead is just going to increase black holes check You may just be right man the bucks Who do the bucks have didn't they they know they didn't get rid of dug morn? Or did they Did the bucks still have dug morn? I think bucks might be all right too Doug morn and uh, and ryan matthews they they're kind of similar to each other than me. Um Do you think the ravens will still be a challenge for the stealers? Definitely It don't matter how sorry the ravens are how sorry the stealers are those games will always be close dolphins dolphins got j a jai um I don't really think you'd be that good of a fit for the dolphins um They got a jai and they got they got drake too not the rap or a single whatever you want to call them They got drake too and not drake from uncharted either. We were just talking about that But um, I don't think you would be that good of a fit there but As depth maybe but I don't I don't I don't feel like he would be I don't feel I feel like he'll be better used on other teams In that I don't trust the jai what because of the concussions or what why you don't trust j a jai You think he's the one hit wonder last year Ravens should get ryan who knows they've been talking about oh dug morn suspended. Ah, well there we go So they just may need to make that call me Because you it's better to take a back that just got cleared from injury Then to have a back that's cleared from injury, but not cleared from suspension. So there you go West had over 700 yards and the offense that barely ran the ball while splitting carries. He's underrated. Oh, yeah I love terence westman. I like him a lot. I'm I'm excited for him this year. He could do some big things, man a raven's gonna be in a 10 and six a raven's gonna hit the 10 and six playoff mark I think they can do better than that man. They got they got the ability to but they just got to put it together Baltimore need to get ryan matthews. I don't think they need to get him um I think he would he'd be more of a luxury pick right now because yeah, they do have terence weston danie woodhead Um, and ryan matthews will be a good little mix He's a good little mix of both of those too because he has some power and he got some speed too But um, I don't think he's not he's not a necessity He's not a necessity. He'd be a necessity.  You hope wetter recruits are I don't know man I he's just I ain't got no problem with him. I like I think he's a good back. He is injury prone If it was for the right price, I'd say, you know what? No, I say, you know what address Make sure your quarterback situation is straight first which ravens. I'm sure they're gonna just keep mallet and that's gonna be the end of it And make make sure you I know it's not much time left. It's preseason But make sure your offensive line gets it together Make sure that offensive line gets it together Um, but anyway, we ain't even talking about ravens right now.  I don't know. I don't know It seems like all the ravens running backs had the same styles. We don't have any speedy running But that's what they said. They want they said they want to speed run them back What do you think the ravens team leader is the ravens team leaders to rail sucks brandon williams um, eric weddle those guys the defense guys um I think that's it.  He's becoming a lot more vocal um And yeah, eric weddle too those three grads right there Do we have rainy? We do have rainy I personally I don't see rainy making the team when they first said they were gonna sign him. I was like, okay Whatever, um, I don't see him making the team at all. I just I can't see it I remember when he came on the team and there was all this hype around him because he was doing pretty good in preseason He was doing it But he uh, he ain't make the team they cut him a lot of people upset Included myself. I was kind of I wasn't really upset. I was just like kind of like, oh, he didn't make the team really He was killing it in preseason, but they brought him back. I don't think he makes the team now. I don't see it happening No one where no one was the team captain patch on the Ravens though Maybe that's because hardball that's how hardball wanted it. I had um, we we could talk about that later about the uh I don't know if y'all watch the um That Ravens thing it's a a series on you can go on Baltimore Ravens.com or you can go on the app Where sara ellison she's one of the Ravens reporters and She was having an interview. She's talking about the hardballs and just when he first came on board coach We'll get into that in the Ravens video later though. We're talking about eagles right now I don't want to be rude to the eagles fans or something here. The g-men know the bears will be a good spot for Bears, I think will be a nice he'll be a nice little compliment at Jordan Howard. Uh, the giants I don't even know who they're running back is So I feel like Matthews could be an automatic upgrade Um, if he can stay healthy, that's the thing that's It sucks with Matthews that he has to be one of those question mark players too Um, he has to be one of those guys and we talk about these question mark players all the time or one of those but or if players Ryan Matthews or will he'll got cut from cfl team two jeesh Um Ryan Matthews, he can be a nice running back, but he's always heard Ryan Matthews could be a nice running back if he would stay healthy That's the type of running back that he is and it's a shame that he's liked that Uh, but that's that's how it has to be dealt. It comes where it's crazy boy. Oh, we tackle me Whoa But that's that's the kind of player he is being a distraction in on field problems. Who you talking about? What happened to benar pilot? He was a killer. Oh, yeah Benar pilot Oh ravens they had cut him I believe they yeah, I believe they cut him and I don't know what happened to him after that I don't remember what happened to him after that Shout out to carter because he spilled milk all over the floor But it's all good because he's too and that's what two-year-olds do right son The cap boys need to pick up carter. Yeah, they can sign they can sign them to a deal, man Come take carter. We have a thousand yards in the game straight up Uh, I know he he was their best player But he was creating issues on the field and was cut. Oh really I didn't know Paula. Oh, yeah, he went to Titans. There we go. Thank you.  He said my baggers need to pick up carter. They just might man They cut him being cheap yet for cap room. I mean I don't think it's necessarily being cheap You need cap room, man. You got it. You got to have some money um, but teams With cap room, it's it's weird how it works because you can't you can't save it you have to You have to uh, I think I know you have to use a certain amount of the caps You spilled all your milk. It's going now. You're looking in the empty bottle The carter came in here. He was sizing up his milk like he expected something to be in there, but he spilled it all Pyramid needs to be back. Oh, we're gonna talk about that in a little while Cardinals need to pick up Matthews. Cardinals. I think what Cardinals would be a nice team form They got Ellington. They got they still got Chris Johnson, I believe um Yeah, Cardinals would be a good team form A secondary to do so many things all your safety's in the corners Who's the Y receiving number one on the Ravens depth chart? Mike Wallace Mike Wallace So David Johnson. Oh, yeah, how could I come forget about David Johnson? How could I completely forget about David Johnson? David Johnson? Wow What did parlor do after he left the Ravens? Yeah, he ain't doing anything. He disappeared off the face of the earth I had even forgot he went to Titans I forgot he went there. He just he he he fell off. That was the end of everything Cardinals don't need them. They got both Johnson David and Chris. Oh, yeah, they got a nice little and Ellington too They got a nice little trio right there They got I don't think David Johnson is underrated. I think a lot of people recognize and respect David Johnson Chiefs, you know chiefs chiefs could be an opportunity to Um, they don't got Jamal Charles anymore. I don't even know who chiefs running back is right now Remember Paul Kruger. Yeah, me neither Kruger Kruger did his thing man. He did his thing in Baltimore. He got his contract after Because of Terrell Suggs. Terrell Suggs missed Um missed all those games and came back Uh, and when he came back, that's when Paul Kruger woke up man Paul Kruger said oh, I got somebody I got them watching Terrell Suggs You know, let me take advantage and let me cash in and he did his thing He got his money from Cleveland and that was it I think he ended up going to the Saints for a little bit too. I think I don't remember But I don't where it's Paul Kruger now I don't I don't even know if he's on the team right now. I haven't heard of Paul Kruger in forever Is he even still in the league? It's part. Does Paul Kruger still play? I'm not sure man I'm not sure Do you think the ravers will make the playoffs? I sure do. What if we get Zach Orbeck ain't having it Kruger did his thing in Madden. Yes, that's true. He sure did He's a free agent man. I haven't I haven't heard his name in forever Maybe he's gonna go from having one of the worst secondary to one of the best Hope so man Hope so, but anyway We're gonna go ahead and get off of here now Ryan Matthews, we'll see where he goes. I'm sure he'll get picked up soon enough It's gonna be a low down thing anybody gonna give him too much money Because they don't have it. They don't want him to have to use all that money just for a hospital bill Because uh, they know his history So oh, you just saw Paul Kruger at Starbucks for real If I would see Paul Kruger, I probably wouldn't know it was him because Paul Kruger I'm not trying to sound racist anything. He just got that white guy look He got his dirty blonde hair And he had his beard and he'd just be kind of tall and I guess kind of athletic built because he's a football player But I just I wouldn't know who he was if I saw him Oh, he messed up his drink. Oh Oh, you're saying Paul Kruger works there now. Oh this guy, man Are you gonna stream about another team? Yes I'm gonna be streaming about my favorite team in a couple minutes. So anyway Appreciate all barista. Yeah, shout out to all the baristas out there, man. That's a tough job working in food Working in food is a tough job tough job I my first my first two jobs both Wendy's One in Miami and then another one in Tallahassee It's crazy people are very rude. I never worked at the cash register I uh, I started and I know we got way off topic all of a sudden we always do every stream I started when I started Wendy's I was doing I did the fries first So I started with fries And then they were like, oh you're doing fries. You can do burgers too now started doing burgers And did burgers and fries. So that was a lot of responsibility there Did the burgers and the fries then they started letting me do the chili Um, so I'm cleaning up the floor. That was no fun Um cleaning the bathroom Never worked the cash register Wendy's though never worked that But anyway, we ain't talking about that. What's my expected expectations for the Eagles this season? I think they can compete man. I like Carson Wentz. I like Carson Wentz um I like that He just seemed so tough to me, man He seems tough. I like him a lot Um, and I said it I said it last year too. I said it um, I believe for the Ravens and Eagles stream that we did I think uh in a in a couple years.  You sure brought it over I think is that empty come here? Carter always puts his straws in these little in the main Anyway, um, I think Eagles in about two years Maybe even next maybe even this year they could Because Carson Wentz he could he might take it to that next level like that But um, I mean he got Tory Smith now. He got uh, Alshon Jeffrey Um, so he got two guys. They are perfect compliments to each other Tory Smith and Alshon Jeffrey because Alshon Jeffrey is the big body possession receiver. Tory Smith is your speed guy I love when teams have that that one two punch like that Um, I feel like it works out perfectly my favorite. Oh, I forgot about Nelson. I don't know. Will he break you out? I don't know about that guy, man. I don't know um But my favorite teams like I'm a Ravens fan So my favorite times of their receivers their receiver uh tandems was when they had a possession guy and they had a speed guy Like they had Steve Smith and Tory Smith. That was great They had Anquan Bowden and Tory Smith. That was great, man I love when they have the combo to the possession guy the tough guy and then the speed guy to compliment him I think it works out perfectly So for the Eagles, hopefully it works out with them too. They got two guys that's been around So they're veterans. They've both been around for a little while. Alshon Jeffrey and what's up godbear Alshon Jeffrey and Tory Smith. So they're not new to the NFL. They already know what time it is So and they both got stuff to prove Alshon Jeffrey would they give him like a one-year deal? I think they didn't sign up for too much I don't believe but let me know if I'm wrong and Tory Smith I think they gave him like a two-year deal or something like that But we'll see We'll see how the Eagles do. I like Carson Winston. I do like him a lot. Um, I think that dude's gonna be special He's gonna be special He got the bill. He's tough. He can throw and he got a big on too But that sometimes I kind of get a little biased with big on with big on quarterback They gave blunt and Alshon. Okay. Appreciate that joy graves. Thank you They gave blunt and Alshon a one-year deal Mike Hutchinson said Packers new England the Raiders and the Steelers best off offenses And godbear said falcons too I appreciate that Nathan. Thank you But anyway, y'all appreciate y'all. Thank you for tuning in this stream was fun And we are saving the best team for last This last stream we're gonna go out with a bang and talk about our boys because that's when you know When it gets real if y'all want to join me for that last stream of the night Y'all stick around on the channel because we will be up. I say in about three to four minutes I gotta go drink some water because we've been talking for a long time Appreciate y'all. Thank you And I'm out. I see you all when we talk about them Ravens I'm going y'all stick around the channel real quick for the people that's new here Make sure you subscribe to the channel to people that's old here. Stay subscribed and turn the notifications On turn notifications on appreciate that Rashid Nathaniel, I probably won't be playing madden tonight. I'm not sure though, but probably not I need to edit some videos I I would love to be able to put all my madden videos out over the next two days Because I really only have two days to put them out because madden 18 will be here Um, do I think it's gonna happen? No Do I want to do it? No, I mean, yes, I do want to do it But do I feel like editing all those videos? No, not at all But do I want to put them out? Yes, I do, but is it gonna happen?  I'm rambling Y'all come through man. We're talking about Baltimore up next. I'll see you on the video and the Eagles fans Carson Winston's gonna be something man. He's gonna be something. I'll see you all in a couple minutes when we talk about Baltimore. We out


Hi and welcome to Learn WordPress, in this session we are going to explore some of the new features that have landed with WordPress 6.4. We are going to cover the following features, the lightbox functionality of the image block, improvements to the group block, image and gallery thumbnails in the list view, advancements to the command palette, categories for patterns and enhanced filtering, the alignment settings, in sync patterns, importing and exporting patterns as JSON files, adding patterns to the navigation block, enhanced pagination in the query loop block, and finally, writing flow improvements as well as using the nofollow setting when adding links. Let's jump straight into it. Number 1, enabling the lightbox functionality. With a simple setting turned on, your images can now have added lightbox functionality, meaning when clicked on, they take over the full screen for easier and more immersive viewing. So at the moment when I click on an image, nothing happens. The individual image does not open up, but let's see how we can change that. You can set the lightbox functionality globally or for individual images. To select it for an individual image, merely select the image and then in your sidebar settings, enable, expand, on click. And let's select it for another image as well. But to set it globally, let's make our way to the site editor, click on styles, open up the style book and then we can select media and then the image block. And now we can enable, expand, on click from here and that means all your images will expand when clicked on. And you don't have to enable this setting for images one by one. Let's see this in action on the front end. When we select an image now, it will of course expand and I can just press escape or click outside of the image. And this is all possible thanks to the lightbox functionality. Next, let's talk about some exciting improvements to the group block. You can now rename group blocks, making it easier to distinguish between different parts of your content and of course it improves organization within the site editor. Let's see how it's done. Select a group block, click on the three vertical dots and then select rename. And in this case, I'm going to call it specialists call to action. Then I will select a second group block and follow the same process. In this group block, I will call services and then one more. And this one, of course, I will call prices. And now if we scroll up, we will be able to see each section named accordingly in our list view. Another new improvement is that you can now add a background image to the group block. Make sure you select the parent block in the list view and then open up styles. And then below background, you will see the option to select a background image. I will go ahead and add an image from my media library. And there you have it. Next, when working with images in your content, it's now easy to see at a glance where each image is directly in your list view. In this example, we can see the gallery and image thumbnails in the list view for quick skimming. This new feature also allows you to quickly find your way to a piece of content, a gallery or a specific image. Next, let's discuss some advancements to the command palette. The command palette was introduced with 6.3 and allows you to quickly navigate to different areas of your site and execute commands. For example, to create a new page. There are some new commands that come with 6.4. For example, opening up your list view, exiting the code editor, hiding or showing breadcrumbs etc. You can also now perform block specific actions seamlessly. For example, grouping, duplicating or adding before and after. Let's perform some of these new commands in the site editor. In this example, I am editing my about page. So to open up the command palette, I can click on the title bar or I can use the shortcut command K on Mac or control K on Windows. And now we can start executing some of the commands. So from here I can open up the list view, I can hide or show breadcrumbs for the page, I can open up the code editor and if I select a block, I can perform block specific actions. For example, adding a block after or before or even duplicating the block. Additionally, the command palette also allows you to transform a block to different types of blocks. And in this case, you have all these options to choose from. Now let's shift our direction to categories for patterns and enhanced filtering. You can now add categories to patterns. So to do that, let's make our way to the patterns area in our site editor and then click on the insertter to create a new pattern. In this case, I am going to create a contact info pattern. And when I click on categories, we will be able to select one of the categories provided by our theme or you can create your own custom category. In this case, I am going to select one of the existing categories called contact. And once selected, you can decide if you want this pattern to be synced or non-synced. And I'm going to go ahead with a synced pattern and click on create. And then you can create the pattern. And in the sidebar settings, you can edit your pattern's categories. You can remove a category, add more, etc. When we return to the patterns area, we will notice that our custom pattern is available below my patterns but also below the contact category which we've added. And when we make our way to one of our pages and insert a pattern, we will see that categories help us to organize our patterns but also to quickly find the pattern we are after. A more advanced filtering option is also now available, allowing you to sort by theme created patterns versus user created patterns along with synced or non-synced patterns. Number six, keep alignment settings in sync patterns. So say goodbye to alignment issues when creating a custom sync pattern. WordPress 6.4 ensures that all alignment settings in sync patterns are preserved. So let's say for example I want to turn this design into a synced pattern. You will notice it's already full width and now I can go ahead and create a synced pattern. I'll make sure it's synced, name it appropriately, in this case I will call it a four column call to action and I'll add the category full width and then create. Now we can see that the alignment settings for this pattern has been preserved. Let's go ahead and add this pattern to a new page and I will use the slash command. And when inserted, we can see the alignment settings are intact. The last thing related to patterns is that you can also now import and export patterns as JSON files. From the site editor, make your way to the patterns area and in this case I will open up my patterns, my custom synced and non sync patterns and then if you click on the three vertical dots, you'll be able to export this pattern as a JSON file. And to import, click on the plus icon next to patterns and then below create template part, you will see you can import pattern from JSON. Another great new feature is that you can now add buttons to the navigation block. Let's see how this works. Let's go ahead and edit our navigation menu in our home template. So the first thing you'll have to do is make sure that you select the navigation block and then we can click on the plus icon to add a new block. I'm going to add a book now call to action button. So to do that, I'm going to type book now and then create a draft page as this is the page I want folks to go to when they make the booking. And once I've done that, I will transform this block to a buttons block. And once transformed, I can edit. I will open up styles and then remove some of the padding of the block. And then I'll also change the background color and make the text bold. At the bottom, we will see that this button is linked to the page that we created. And we can also select to open in a new tab. Now I can go ahead and save the changes I've made. The enhanced pagination in the query loop lock is another important feature to highlight. At the moment, when you switch between two pages of the query loop lock, the entire page refreshes. That 6.4 has a solution. Let's see how we can change this. You merely have to select the query loop block and then in your setting sidebar, scroll down and then below sticky posts, you will notice it says enhanced pagination. Let's go ahead and enable this feature. And then after updating, we can preview this page in a new tab. And when we go to the next page, the page does not reload. To end off, let's look at some writing flow improvements as well as using the no follow setting when adding links. First up is deselecting blocks using the escape key. So if you have multiple blocks selected, you can merely click escape on your keyboard to view content. Next, you can use the keyboard shortcut commands shift and D on Mac or control shift and D on Windows to duplicate single or multiple blocks. So if you select a block, you can select the shortcut and then it will duplicate or you can select multiple blocks and repeat the keyboard shortcut. Next, let's talk about the verse block. In the past, it has always been difficult finding your way out of the verse block or adding a new paragraph. But now you can press enter three times and a new paragraph will be added. Lastly, let's touch on using the no follow setting for links. Normally when you add a link to your site, you tell search engines that the other website is trustworthy and relevant. However, sometimes you can't vouch for a site and you don't want it to negatively influence your SEO rankings. Well, then you can select the no follow setting. Setting a link as no follow is like telling search engines, hey, don't follow this link too closely, I'm not vouching for it, it's just there but I don't endorse it. So if you select a link and click on the pencil, below advanced, you will be able to select mark as no follow and therefore protect your SEO. Enjoy exploring WordPress 6.4 and visit Learn WordPress for more tutorials and training material.


Hi, it's Virgit. Oh, we're not landscaped. Oh, hang on. Is that all right? Are we good? Are we good? See, what kind of what kind of shop am I operating here? What kind of business do I got going on here? One woman show. That's what we've got. There we go. So we work our best to do our best and work with what we're given. Okay, so let's see. Where's the camera is here? This is how it works, you guys. All right, so let's try this again. Let's try it again. Yes, I got a Disney World shirt on. Of course I do. Brilliant. Brilliant. Hi, it's Virgit. Welcome to Above Life Channel. The purpose here, as you know, is to inspire your spirit and to fill you with hope today. We're gonna have an afterlife conversation with, can you guess? Now, if you've already read the title, by the time you see this, you'll know it's with Princess Diana. Of course, we have to have a conversation with her. She is lovely to speak to and speak with, and you can connect and speak with her no matter what your nationality is, which side of the pond you reside upon. She will communicate and connect with you if you are connecting in through the heart-based channel, especially if you're an empath. She is so so connected to empathic energy, and I really respect and appreciate that, and I know that you do too. All right, so we are doing this particular channeling video on, oh, it's really warm out here. Let me just say, oh, I have like this plastic chair I'm sitting on, and see if I had an editor or like a fancy videographer or something, I'd edit that out, but no. It was just like hot. Whoo! It's June 2021. It's warm here, where I'm at, like record-breaking heat right now. It's like 93, and it's later in the day. It's like almost dinner time here, and connecting in then from the shores of the United States, where the beautiful little baby of Prince Harry and to Meghan Markle has made her arrival known to all near and far, and what a beautiful name, Lilabette, Diana, and so we're gonna have a conversation with Diana about in part about motherhood and the baby and and other topics that may be related. All right, so it's lovely to see you. She says it's good to be seen. I feel like we're a little more casual now. It's so interesting, the evolution of how this works, because I feel like my report with you is a little more casual. Like, I don't feel like I have to be like super formal or anything like that. I want to be very respectful, of course, but I like the protocols and things. I don't know them anyway, so. But I feel really comfortable with you now, and and it's really evolved over time. She says good, good. How are you feeling? Because I know there's not like this heart kind of thing. Like, I don't know how to explain it. It's like you don't have a body and you don't have a persona or a human-ness that you can project into your feelings. But I know as a spirit, the energy is what I'm asking about. How is your energy in response or reaction to or collaboration with this new baby? And how are you feeling about it? I mean, Harry has a little girl. Oh, it's the sweetest. He says, oh, it's just the sweetest thing, isn't it? The sweetest thing. It's so precious, you know. Children really are, she says, quite, quite precious. They do change everything. They really change everything.  How, how would you say that they changed you?  And then when she laughs, she has this beautiful laugh that's just really light and it's hard to explain, you guys. She's so quiet, like just class elegance, just incredibly just amazingly beautiful here. They change everything. They just, they have a way about them that makes them so, it, it reminds you of your, it's funny, she says, it, it appears at first that they remind you of your inadequacies. Not, not because of the lack or the deficiencies you have, but because they're so special and so miraculous that how could you even, oh, there's a big huge, some kind of bug flying around here, my goodness. There's such a, a, a, a, incredible contrast to how we are normally used to living that when they come into your life, when a, when a child comes into your life and it touches you, it changes you in a way that you can't, you can't very well explain. And even others who have felt this can't, don't really have the words to adequately describe how much of a, of an incredible realization you have to which life is precious.  To which life is precious. You, you, you experience, like it's not, and she says it's not the childbirth or the labor itself, that, that it's like this sense of earning, this motherhood experience. She says it's, it's not, it's not that. It's this, this unbelievable realization that this, this person is, is, is a gift, a gift to you. And she says it's like a gift from God to you that you are given. It is, it is bestowed upon you as though you are worthy. There's this incredible assumption and trust that you are worthy and, and will rise to the occasion to, to give this beautiful being the equal amount of love and attention and care and, and honor and respect that it deserves. And there's this assumption that you just will be able to do that. And most, most, I think shared by most mothers would be this rather heavy responsibility of being charged with not as much framing or molding these lives, but, but to really our job is, is to constantly and consistently remove the barriers and obstacles that they may face that and it's not as much making life easy for them. That's not, that's not at all, that's not at all what I just, that's not at all. I cannot do the accent, but I can hear it and it's so hard. You guys know how hard it is for me not to do accents. And I'm trying so hard not to do accents because dialects and different slang languages can be really offensive to people. And so I'm trying really hard not to do it, but I can hear it. And so to my British friends, I'm sorry. I know I would have a horrible accent and sometimes it just slips in. Continue, please. She says, really, you are the one that's quite, quite bothered by that more so than others would be. She says, we are not as, she says, we are not as stuffy like she's talking about the British people. She says, we are not as stuffy as you make us how to be. And she's kind of saying, maybe you are the uptight ones.  And she's like, well, your taste could be brought in, could be called into question.  Okay. All right, so back to motherhood and the children. And she says, it is completely, a completely natural thing to feel less than adequate when, when you are gifted with these incredible lives. And she says, and it's not so much removing barriers to make their lives easier. It's really not about that there's nothing easy about life. And in particular being in the, and she says the public eye, being in the public eye and, and recognizing that your life is instantly made for service, that you were born into service. She says, both Harry and William did not have choice into the life that they were born into from a human context. She says, of course, for what you know of afterlife, the soul is quite evolved and well knows the path. And with that, there is still this feeling of questioning as a parent, particularly as a mother, feeling an incredible sense of duty to, to maintain a normalcy for them, while also living very public, very service oriented, duty, dutyful lives. She says, dutyful lives. There is a, there is still this natural instinct. She says, as a mother to protect, to want to protect your children at all costs, at all costs and everything is at stake. And she's sharing that with my divorce from their father, it was essential in order to not, not, not only to maintain my, what you would refer to now as mental health, but to, to encourage the individualism and to be in a place of respect for myself and to my family. My children, my children were very much not immune to the, and she says, the disturbances in my marriage and disruptions in my marital life. And she says, they're not, they're not ignorant to that, they're not saved from that just because you don't speak of it, you don't talk of it. And when you think that you are protecting your children by not, she says, she's like very careful not to criticize anybody else in their decisions about being in a marriage, staying in a marriage for the kids or leaving a marriage for the kids.  You are giving your children permission to see you as a person. And being a human being is extremely important because we, we sort of idolize our parents and we sort of see them as these superhuman expressions and of people, extraordinary people. And to see that they are human and they have needs and they can, they can specify, specify what those needs are and that that is a normal thing that it, it lets them be human too. Do you think that has something to do with Harry now being so vocal about mental health and, and his mental health struggles and things and speaking about going to a counselor after your death and then now recently with all of the, the relationship challenges that he and his wife have had and in the moral family and with the pandemic and all of that and the move and their babies and everything like that.  Like is there a legacy there?  I'm talking about the way that you handled yourself, the respectful way and the very, you know, the way that you handled yourself and things. Oh, I've made mistakes and she says I've made mistakes. I've been misled and I maybe have trusted when I maybe perhaps shouldn't have and my judgment was blurred at times. Yes. And I feel that knowing that it could be very difficult for, for either of my children to trust. It would make sense for them to have a bit of a struggle with that and potentially have that be a struggle. But for Harry in particular, perhaps because he was younger, she says perhaps because of his age. He was, he was much younger. He, he didn't have as much of a mothering presence then. That's not to say that William was so much older and had so much more opportunity. What I think it affected, it really impacted Harry more in some ways. And it's hard to say that, she says it's hard to really say that accurately because each of the boys have their own lives and their own experiences and they get to talk about their feelings in their own time and in the appropriate circles. It would be remiss to say that William affected or suffered any differently than Harry when he may just simply speak of things in private or handle things in a different way. Whereas Harry is quite vocal and he always has been quite animated and expressive and you, he could not really hide his feelings anyway. And his personality just very outwardly known. I think it, it, it makes sense. It is in line with his character and I think he shares his experiences with integrity. That isn't something I can necessarily take credit for, but it is something that most certainly my death or the absence of the mother, of his mother, she says, of his mother. She says mother, but she says the absence of his mother most certainly formed him and made an impression. And she's like, it's not like I had a choice in that, but it wasn't something that he, that we shouldn't, she says it's like it's, it's, she's making me feel like it's not something that we should expect him not to be able to handle. Although he was so young, you know, they were young, both the boys were. But she says there, there are dual expectations for both of the boys. Their paths are different with William and his expectations of being the king of England at in one day. His very different set of expectations and the behaviors that he has a great deal of pressure upon him. And that is something that you cannot measure and you can never really know and we may never really know unless he leaves some kind of private journals or has, she says he's much more private. He's much more private. He's been, he's been taught privacy and for him to speak out of turn in any way, or even perceived in that would never be something he would ever deter from or step out of or he just, he just accepts the role that he has. And the birth right that he has been, that has been assigned to him, he just, he accepts it, she says. So does that make you feel sad? Like your two boys have two totally different expectations about like paths, you know, like Harry seems like he can choose his own a little more and William kind of has everything set out for him. Does that make you feel sad or do you feel any kind of different way about that?  Like how do you feel about that? Is that, as a mother, like is that, how do you feel about that? She says it is their destiny. This is something she says that you will come to learn over time and as you become more aware of the way, the rhythm of things. She says you, us as an audience where, okay, so wait a minute though, wait, wait, wait, when you say destiny we need to describe that a little bit because I feel like things are not fated or predetermined. What do you feel? To destiny almost seems like predetermined. She says it is for William. He has a predetermined fate. He will be the king of England. When he was born that was what was accepted and yet he as a spirit accepted that. She says to understand that there is this acceptance of a choice that is made prior to birth is a very hard concept to explain when you have a mind and a free will and have this kind of, this feeling of almost contrast and conflicting human heart, head, soul, like destiny. She says all of these things seem very like a soup almost mixed together. She says yet when I use the term, when I share destiny, he was destined to be, there is an energy of choice in there, so I need to say that. So for Harry then there's not and almost feels like he's always this like quirky, almost not outcast but kind of being in service and then kind of doing his own thing and then kind of coming here and then do. She says oh no, the boys have always been very close, very close. And she says it's not because of the tragedy or the loss of their mother.  And she says it's not because of what you may think of the loss of their mother brought them together. She says that's not necessarily the defining thing that created their relationship. The relationship was made before that and an understanding of the brother bonds that they have. And while at the same time the very different paths, she says tracks, different tracks their lives are on and we're always on. And she says this is as expected, Harry having a very different lifestyle and wanting a different way of life in the public eye but also still in the public eye using his birthright for influence, for positive change to effect global change to make a difference that way. And William in his succession to the throne and to providing a consistency, a traditional yet gently evolving monarchy. And she says so two very driven and purposeful lives and yet different tracks. I mean they look so different to me too. I mean these two boys to me I'm looking at the boat and they couldn't be more different. And she says and yet they were just normal little boys, normal brothers. She says so it's those moments that are so special. She says I think just watching television or watching a movie or with popcorn and sitting on the couch together. And she says just those simple moments that many families, she says many families I think may have taken for granted. And yet they're so memorable. And she's interesting because she says rememberable, rememberable. That's interesting is any word. So the baby. So what do you think of the baby the name. She says it's lovely. It's quite lovely. So here's the deal. Did they ask for permission? Can you tell me that? Like is that too gossipy you guys? Is that too gossipy to ask? Is that rude to ask? Like we're friends right? We can just chat and she kind of smiles and looks up and she says Harry is quite respectful. He wouldn't just it may seem as though he's off the cuff or or makes assumptions and she says but there is a very heartfelt connection that he has between between he and his grandmother and he and his grandfather. And it's more so an honoring of the relationship between his grandfather and grandmother than just about anything else. She says it's the marriage, the relationship of the two of them that is is this heartfelt, very sentimental name. Nice. I can feel that. I can feel that is really true. Yeah. So despite the reportings, Queen Elizabeth isn't up in arms or angry or upset or deeply heard about that. She says, well you would have to ask her that. You'd have to ask her that she could she could answer that for you. And she kind of smiles. And then I look back and I'm like, no, no. So the answer is no, she's not all upset about that. Well, thank you. She's beautiful. That's what she's telling me. She's just she's she's absolutely beautiful. Beautiful. She says I couldn't be happier for them. All right, you guys. So this is Bridget. We've been talking with Princess Diana and the afterlife having a conversation June 2021 with the addition of a new grand baby and little bet Diana. I'm on Baton Windsor, who has joined us in June 2021. So thank you for that. Thanks for the conversation today for those of you who are parents. Those of you who are mothers, especially I hope that this has been heartwarming for you to connect.  So see afterlife celebrities, you guys and influential people, they're just like the rest of us. All right. There's not anything all that unique or different about you that makes you weird or bad or anything like that. It's like, we all have our stuff, right. And we're doing the best we can. Yeah, so try to be gentle with yourself. That's that's my, my recommendation for today. Thank you so much for the conversation Diana. I love it as always. Just just love absolutely lovely, very heartfelt to connect with you today. And thank you here viewers of above life channel. Thanks so much for being here. I hope we've inspired your spirit today and filled you with some hope to keep you going. If you want to check out some of my other videos, go ahead and check out the playlist here for Princess Diana on above life channel. And if you want other videos about other things intuitive and intuitive topics and my psychic vlogs, check out fairy grasshopper on YouTube. You can find me on social media on Bridget inspired and every Sunday you can experience Sunday morning coffee with Bridget, which is posted here on above life channel. Thanks for being here.


I want to just have a quick final question to take into the direction more about the state of the computer science sector that we're living in, obviously, the world of cloud computing and social media, social networking, society from, you know, online e-governance to education to learning to just collaboration interaction. You guys are pioneers. Can you guys just share with the folks out there your vision for some of the things that are hard problems that entrepreneurs should be thinking about? This is not so much a jive question. This is more of, you know, as COMSI engineers and leaders what the world of social means and areas that are yet untapped and or need work. I think to me it's about the personalization of your everyday experience. So right now it's, you know, a user going out and manually searching for something that she wants. What if the information was constantly searching for her instead, sort of turning that model on its head? There's so much out there and social is one filter that we have for dealing with information. It's largely untapped. We're just at sort of, I think, the forefront of really combining kind of edge methods in social science and applying that in new ways to computer science types of problems. There's a powerful combination there that I think needs to be pursued and the demand is great. We can't deal with the information we have now and it's growing in a nonlinear rate. So what's the solution? I think it's personalization of information. And my take is mostly around security and privacy. You know, at Jive we've had to spend a lot of time thinking about compliance regulation, e-discovery, all those kind of challenges and we've built into the product a fairly rich model around entitlements and privacy. But I think everyone is concerned about the implications that Twitter and Facebook have in their day-to-day life. So we want to make sure that in your work environment we take advantage of the public information to do the right things, but also respect the privacy of the individual and the worker, as well as make sure that they have the right privacy as a company to make sure that secrets aren't leaked out. Guys, thanks so much and we're happy to cover you on SiliconANGLE.com and we'll be following the progress and thanks for your time.