So as you can see in the title the name of this video is called Random Numbers Pick My Wash Day Routine or Numbers Pick My Natural Hair Products. So this challenge is very new to the natural hair community. As a matter of fact there's only three other videos if I'm not mistaken that have a video like this. So this challenge started in the whole beauty makeup world. So there were challenges such as random numbers pick my palette or random numbers pick my eyeshadows or random numbers pick my lipsticks or whatever it may be. So this was the challenge that was going on in the beauty world. Meanwhile a couple of natural hair YouTubers got ahold of that and thought let's try this in the natural hair world is something different it's creative and I love the idea. I've never seen anything like this in the natural hair community. Our videos tend to be pretty much the same, washing goes and twist outs and just the typical things but sometimes you can take the same of an idea and you can kind of kick it up a notch and make it more fun and creative. So I thought this was a really great idea to try because this is something again that's not seen in the natural hair community right now and I'm hoping it's a trend that will catch on and other YouTubers, natural hair YouTubers will start to do the same thing because I would actually love to see more videos like this one and you know when the trend starts in natural hair community it takes off so I'm hoping this is one of them. So often times I kind of get a little bored with some of the content it's kind of redundant and of course everything on YouTube has been done over and over and over and over again it's just very repetitive but it's the way you can kind of tweak it and make it your own well maybe not so much make it your own but kind of tweak it and just make it very interesting for your viewers and for your followers and I thought this was a really great idea and a really great challenge to do so the gist of this challenge is basically to allow a number picker or a number wheel something on the internet you can get on your phone it can be an app that will randomly pick numbers for whatever your products are so let me give you an example so I have a list of all the products I use for my wash day shampoos, conditioners, masks, leave-ins, stylers, my styling tools, my hairstyles all these things that I do for my my wash day so instead of me choosing the items I'm gonna use for my wash day I'm going to allow this random wheel or this random numbers picker to pick the items for me so I have a list of shampoos I have a list of conditioners and a list of my stylers and so forth and so I have them numbered and I'm just going to hit the button allow the wheel or allow the number picker to pick a number and whatever number that is the corresponds with that shampoo that's the shampoo that I will use and the same thing for the conditioners and masks and so forth so that's pretty much the gist of it so I have no control over what products I'm going to use and I'm also going to mix it up a little bit just to make it a little bit more extra fun and entertaining so I'm gonna put some products in there that are my least favorite and put some products in there that are my most fave just to kind of like I said make it fun and interesting so currently under this blended I have not done my hair my hair is not clean at all I just did not want to show it on camera so this is what I grabbed to put on on my hair so I have a list of shampoos about seven shampoos that I'm going to be choosing from so let me share with you what those shampoos are and they will be on the side of the screen on the other side of me so you can also visually see the names of these products as well so for my shampoos number one is the texture ID curl clarifying shampoo number two is the main choice slippery when wet number three is the myel organics rosemary mint shampoo number four natural club avocado shampoo number five Giovanni 5050 balance shampoo number six is TGIN miracle repair RX shampoo and last number seven is the herbal essence detox black charcoal shampoo so I have seven numbers on my wheel corresponding with the seven shampoos that I have and we're just going to see what shampoo it chooses and of course it ain't making no noise all right looks like number three so number three was the myel organics rosemary mint shampoo so far so good so I got a really great shampoo to start out my wash day routine so I'm glad it selected this one and not one of my least favorite ones so I did do a video on this one and this is a really really great shampoo so I will highly recommend it so that's what we're going to be using so starting out really good so far okay so the next thing is to determine if I want to do a mask or just a regular conditioner so just gonna have two selections on the wheel and we'll see which one will be going with all right so it looks like we're gonna be going with a mask this time so now to select which mask we're gonna do so for my mask my selections are number one the raw sugar all that shines number two TGIN honey miracle mask or number three beautiful mains sweet sugar okay so I have three numbers on the wheel so let's see which hair mask we go with I was just dying my some noise looks like number three so number three was beautiful mains sweet sugar I have reviewed this product before it is one that I fell in love with it's a really really great hair mask black-owned company definitely check out beautiful mains they have some really great products so so far I'm really excited about the products that I'll be using for my wash day so far so up next will be the leave-ins okay so I have four leave-in choices my choices include Kiki Kelly not today is number one number two natural club nourishing avocado number three as I am olive and tea tree oil and number four the TGIN green tea super moist all right so here we go and I think it may make some sounds this time well I guess a lot looks like number two so for my leave in will be going with number two which is the natural club nourishing avocado leave in okay so I'm really excited because we are on the right track with a lot of great products for my wash day so so far I have not got any products that are my least favorite so I got a great shampoo I've got a great mask and now I have a really great leave in so now on to my stylers so for my stylers includes number one TGIN honey curls custard number two the Eco Styler gel number three Uncle Funky's daughter curly magic number four extreme wetline gel and number five the natural club flax seed gel plus yogurt and here we go does it look like it's gonna tilt on three okay so which one was number three number three they're gonna be going with Uncle Funky's daughter curly magic this is unbelievable I am getting the best products for this wash day so far so about two videos ago I did a video on this styler on this curl stimulator curly magic curl stimulator and this stuff is absolutely amazing and I said I was gonna leave it and keep it in my natural hair stash and this is just one that I fell in love with and yeah this this is like this is gonna be a great wash day cuz as long as I got a really good styler that's just gonna really set this whole thing off so yeah I'm in love we're gonna have a good wash day all right so that's four great products that I got for my wash day so far so next on the list will be my edge controls which edge control will I be using so I think I have a total of four of those yeah have a total of four edge controls so let's see which one I'll be using for this wash day all right so my options includes the ORS or ORS olive oil that's the sweet almond edge control I think it is number two made by beautiful hydrating edge gel number three style factor and number four from natural club the flax seed gel edge control looks like number two okay so what was number two number two was by made beautiful hydrating edge gel this is a pretty decent edge gel it is very hydrating and I have used this quite a bit in the past it's just been a while since I've used it since I started using the style factor and the and some others now for this particular edge gel this one is hydrating it smells really really good it has the most beautiful smell ever but it it smells so good it is very hydrating but it doesn't keep my edges as slick as I would like for them to it just it kind of it just makes them feel good and it hydrates them and moisturizes my edges and it does leave a little bit of sleekness but it doesn't last long so it'll be okay I guess yeah it'll be okay I still got a pretty decent hair gel but I would have really loved the style factor better but this is what it shows so this is what I'll be going with okay so so the next thing will be my styling tools which styling tools will I use for my hair now for this particular selection I'm gonna select two only because one styling tool is just not gonna do it for my hair so I have to have an alternate or backup so I'm gonna be selecting two styling tools to accomplish whatever style which is gonna be the next thing that I'll be doing for this wash day so my options are number one my fingers number two them and brush number three tangled teaser number four the Felicia leatherwood the tangler or number five the wide tooth comb so again I'll be selecting two styling tools so here's number one so number one will be my fingers that I'll be using for my styling tools which is gonna be new for me because I don't typically just use my fingers only really for any styles that I can think of as far as styling my hair so this should be interesting and my second pick oh my goodness okay so I'm using my fingers and I'll be using the Felicia leatherwood detangler as my second option I was hoping I could get a Y2 with comb in there somewhere tangled teaser I was really hoping for those two but again this is what is selected I don't have a choice well technically I do have a choice but to follow along with the game and to you know keep in line with the game I have to go with what is selected so here's my Felicia leatherwood detangling brush and you saw my fingers already so that's what we'll be using okay next on the list will be my hairstyles I have my choices include number one a high puff number two a wash and go number three a twist out number four flat twist or number five a mohawk I'm really hoping for a wash and go with this or a flat twist but I'm really hoping it turns out to be a wash and go so it looks like we're gonna be going with a flat twist which is good because I can do a flat twist pretty decent it's quick and easy and I don't have to do a whole lot you know a styling so that's actually good so I'm pretty pleased with that so for my style will be a flat twist and last on the list will be my hair accessories will I be using bobby pins clips or beads those are my choices so let's see which one it selects okay number two was bead beads beads what I'm gonna do a flat twist and beads wow so here are my beads that I'll be using I've used these beads for like boho styles kind of summer styles I have not shown you guys any bead hairstyles which I was eventually but I guess I'll be doing it in this video this is gonna be very very interesting how that turns out that's what I like about this channel it's like it's fun like that cuz you just don't know this it's like surprises you know what products you're gonna use what accessories you know it's just surprises you know and you have to put it together and create and be creative and this is part of the challenge so it is what it is this is where we are this is what I'll be using that is everything that I'll be using for this wash day and we're gonna bring it all together and I'm gonna show you guys the final results at the end of this thing pray with me bow your heads that this is going to come out great and be a success let's go ahead and dive right on into this thing so without further ado let's get started yeah don't forget to like comment and subscribe it's just Janine and I will see you on the next one


Hi, I'm Zor. Welcome to Unizor Education. I would like to complete the overview of the vectors before I go into the details of operations, etc., with one lecture about what is equal, what is equality, what is congruence in the vectors world. Let me first start from intuitive geometric representation of the vectors. Now, we are talking about some space where the vectors operate and let's say this is the plane, this whiteboard will be the plane and I have a point which is moving on the whiteboard and it moves with certain velocity which I represent with this vector. Now, let's talk about another point here which is moving towards the same direction and with the same absolute value of the speed. Can I say that these two vectors are equal? Well, in many respects, yes, because let's think about what is a direction. The direction is, in both cases, the same. It goes this way. Now, what's the magnitude? The magnitude is the length of these two segments, which is also the same. So, I think it makes absolute sense to say that in geometric representation, two vectors on the plane which are originated at two different points, but point to the same direction meaning that these are two parallel lines and the segments which represent the lengths of the vector are exactly the same or again congruent, if you wish. Then we can call these two vectors congruent. Now, in the old days the term was actually equal but right now it's more in both to use the congruence as a term. So, basically, my point is that two parallel vectors from two different original points but having exactly the same lengths are congruent. Now, congruence in geometry usually is related to some process of transformation. Let's say this triangle is congruent to this triangle because I can reflect it and shift it a little bit and they will coincide, right? Now, two circles of the same radius are congruent because I can parallel shift one and it will coincide with another. So, this superposition is important for congruence in geometry. Now, can I superimpose these two vectors so they will coincide with each other and what kind of transformation should they use? Well, I obviously can use a parallel shift because if I will connect these two lines, now what I know about these two are parallel and of the same length which means this is parallelogram so these are parallel lines as well. So, I'm shifting parallel to itself this vector towards this and they will coincide. Now, what if I will have the situation when I have one vector and another vector like this of the same length? Well, I can actually superpose one into another using the rotation, right? Now, with vectors it's not allowed. Why? Because direction is the most important characteristic. One of the two actually only characteristics magnitude and direction. So, if magnitude is the same but direction are different, I cannot really superimpose one into another because it would distort my direction. So, rotation is not allowed and so not allowed is reflection. I mean, I can reflect one vector over another and they would coincide relative to this axis but that would distort my direction because the direction was opposite. So, I cannot use rotation, I cannot use reflection, I can only use the parallel shift which preserves both direction and the magnitude. Reflection and rotation do not preserve direction. Now, obviously if two vectors even parallel to each other but they have different lengths, obviously I cannot superimpose one into another so they would coincide. So, only vectors which are parallel to each other and having the same lengths are congruent. Now, if this is true, then I don't really have to connect my vector to the point where it's physically originated. Let's say this point is moving on the plane and it's tempting actually to put the vector of velocity exactly at the point where this point is located at the time. But at the same time, I can put it somewhere else. For instance, if I introduce the system of coordinates, I can always position this particular vector originated at point zero zero directed parallel to this one and having exactly the same lengths and I will say, well, these two vectors are congruence so I will analyze this vector. And I know how to analyze numerically this vector because I can always find out what's the endpoint coordinates and analyze it numerically. Now, if I have two vectors which are congruent to each other in geometric sense, obviously they will be congruent to exactly the same vector which is originated at zero zero. So the congruence in geometrical sense means parallel and similarly directed, the congruence in tuple implementation of the vectors when just a couple of numbers in case of two-dimensional space or three numbers in case of three-dimensional space represent the vector. All I have to do is just check if my representation is exactly the same because representation of this vector will be AB, but representation of this vector will also be AB. So two vectors congruent to each other if and only if their components are correspondingly equal. So pairs are equal if each individual component, corresponding components, first to first, second to second are equal. If it's a tree tuple, like a vector in space, then I need three equalities between the coordinates to make the triplets equal to each other. And if I'm talking about the oil refinery vector of change which is let's say 100 parameters, 100 tuple, then I need 100 equalities among corresponding coordinates or numbers which represent this vector to make sure that two vectors are exactly the same. So if I have two oil refiners, let's say, and I'm asking, okay, are they changing in exactly the same fashion? I have to check each and every parameter if it's changing by exactly the same value towards exactly the same direction, plus or minus, increasing or decreasing, right? So the condition on geometrical representation of congruence of two vectors is parallel and similarly directed in the same absolute, where are the same lengths? The condition on tuple representation of vectors is that every corresponding component must be equal. This is a number and this is a number. Numbers must be equal to each other. Well, that's basically it. Why did I do it? Primarily because I don't want to deal with these vectors in geometric representation. I want to deal only with vectors which are originated at zero. It makes much, much easier because if I will take two vectors originated at zero, I can manipulate them, let's say, add them, subtract them. We will talk about all these manipulations and as a result, I will have exactly the same vector of the same type will be originated in the beginning of the coordinate origin. Now with these two vectors, it's more difficult to deal with them because first of all, if I want to introduce these vectors, I need coordinates of the beginning and the coordinates of the end. So it's like two pairs or two triplets depending on the space, dimensionality of the space. So I prefer to deal with only one end having another end fixed in geometric representation and that's what enables me to represent the vector as a table which has only the number of parameters which corresponds to the dimension of the space, two in this particular case. In this case, I need two and two and this two and two. And now I have to check.  If this vector has coordinates, let's say, I don't know, let's say three, five, and this is two, four. Now, this is, I don't know, something like six, six, and this is three, five. Are these two vectors congruent or not? Well, that's not easy to determine, let me tell you. But if I'm comparing only these vectors which are originating at the same point, all you need to do is just to compare the numbers which represent the end. They must be equal. So these two might or might not actually, I can't even calculate right now very fast, to be parallel and having the same lengths. I mean, I have to use some Pythagorean theorem, et cetera, et cetera. Too difficult. This is much easier. And since these two are congruent and these two are congruent, so that's how I can compare their basic representation as vectors originated at zero, zero. And that's much easier than to compare their spatial representation with origin not really fixed to any point. So from now on, when we are talking about geometric representation, we would try, at least not always, but we would try to use this particular representation with vectors originated at zero, zero. And if we are talking about topical representation, which has only the numbers which represent the coordinates of the end point, then obviously it's assumed that this is a vector with a region at zero, zero, zero. So this particular vector is this one. If this is the point 3, 5, then this is the vector 3, 5. All this. Topical representation implies the, this, I don't know, centrally located or whatever you want, with origin at the zero, zero point. All right. So that's it for this particular lecture. I wanted to make sure you understand that the congruence is extremely important with vectors. We have to know when things are equal to each other, right? And the congruence is defined analytically very easily. The coordinates must be just equal to each other. Geometrically, you have to really imply this congruence with parallelism and unidirectional analogy. All right, that's it for this short lecture. I think that would complete my, the information which I would consider to be an overview about vectors, basically, what they are, what they mean, et cetera. We will have much more, obviously, with operations on vectors, manipulations with vectors, how to multiply, add, et cetera. Some physical, maybe, applications will be discussed as well. But that's in the future. So far, this completes the overview. Thank you very much and good luck.


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Diane Schutter, now Senior Vice President of HR, a long time ICANN employee. Diane, how did you first become involved with ICANN? In 2000, very early 2000, Louis Tutan, who was the first general counsel, had brunch with a friend of mine. We used to work together about six years before that. And he asked how I was doing and I had my own business and I had just had one of my larger clients relocate and I was looking for something to replace about 15% of my revenue. And he said, well, do you think she'd come up 10 hours a week and help me set up the office? And I'm still there. Diane, what was it like in those early days? There weren't a lot of people around. At the time that I came on board, there were really only five people. The CEO, the general counsel and the first policy person who was also the CFO because in those days you had to have three different people as officers in the state of California and there were only three of them except for the receptionist. So our first policy officer was our CFO at that point. And it was a small suite that we were subleasing from USC. That was a USC building in Marina del Rey, right? In Marina del Rey. The early work that was done on this was all done by John Postel's staff. And so when we started up, they continued to do the work on a loan to ICANN until we could get funding. And then as we got funding, we hired people and we sent John Postel's staff back to USC. So Suzanne Wolfe was one of them, John Postel was one of them. There were a couple of other people who did things behind the scenes up at the USC offices. So we started in this small little corner and every time we needed space for quite a long time actually, more than 10 years, USC gave us another little chunk of space somewhere. And that's how we grew and eventually started bringing people on as the funding came in. You mentioned funding. How tight was money? Well, when I started, we had $75,000 in the bank. And part of what I was asked to do was set up a financial system because it was being run off a spreadsheet by Mike Roberts, the first CEO. And the very first thing I was asked to do, I was asked to build the test bed registrars for their very first invoices. But I had no clue what a test bed registrar was. It was like total Greek to me. And that was actually the very first invoices that went out that came in with funding for us came from that. And then as the registries contracts had been executed, we started invoicing them. We operated really the first two years off of four large corporate loans that we were given. And we paid two of them back at the end of the first year and two of them were extended into a second year. And by that point then we had enough funding coming on a regular basis from the registrars and the registries as well as some donations from country codes and the RIRs that we were able to repay those and fund on our own. Were there ever times in those early days where you thought, you know what, we're not going to make it? Not as an organization as a whole. Not make payroll, yes. Because the cash flow wasn't steady because of the donation aspect of it and the timing between quarterly registrar billings and, you know, every other week payrolls.  When's the check coming? In fact, my very first international meeting was Melbourne in 2001. And I got on the plane and this man sat down next to me and said, are you going to the ICANN meeting? Because most of the people on the plane appeared to be. And I said yes. And he said, my name's Bruce Beckwith and I burst out laughing because Bruce was with NSI in those days who was the largest registrar. And I said, you're going to love this. I'm Diane Shredder. I'm the woman that calls the bugs you about money all the time. I can do that all the way to Australia. So he was very nice. We struck up a friendship right there and then, but it was just, you know, to me, he was one of those people I needed to get the checks in from. So aside from money, what were the biggest problems that you were facing?  But in those days, when you had a very, very small staff, you did everything. I mean, Louis was our webmaster, our general counsel, ran our phone system. You know, I basically ran the meetings, ran HR and ran finance for three or four years all at the same time until we really had enough funding in to kind of go to the next level. That was probably our biggest problem. There was a lot of time just trying to establish legitimacy and being challenged by people that didn't really want to see us succeed because they have their own agendas in the space, whether it be someone like Verisign who saw us in those days as a big threat or the civil society groups who did not see us as the path they wanted to see taken. People in public forums who were very, very contentious about a lot of the issues in the early days. So there was always this constant criticism in the early days. So it sounds like what you're saying is that the very legitimacy of ICANN wasn't there from day one. It grew. It grew. Absolutely not. And it really took a long time. In some ways, it's still one of those things that we struggle with because we're such a unique organization and have such a unique niche going through the transition period. There were definitely people who questioned legitimacy at that point still, but usually because of their agendas, not because of what ICANN itself was doing. How much of a hassle was it? And how much were people scrambling in the context of the very sudden and unexpected death of John Postill? He died before I came, so I don't have as much context about that. The piece that I know in the early days, we did get a lot of people who purported to speak for what John would have done. Oh, John would not have done it that way. Oh, you can't. I know one of the early conversations was when John Crane joined us was about his title because John Postill... John Crane, now one of our security people. Correct. John Postill would have carried the CTO title, as I understand it, and they proposed to give that to Crane and people were like, oh no, nobody can have that. That would have been John's title. So there was some of that type of talk around John Postill when I came on board, but I don't really know how they dealt with the other question. Was there a point, Diane, or maybe there wasn't? Maybe it was just a gradual sort of thing. Was there a point where you thought the ball's rolling? We now have a funding model figured out. We're bound to grow. Was there such a point? So I think one of the turning points for me in understanding and seeing the future was when Stuart Lynn, who was our second CEO, proposed pretty much out of the blue on his own initiative that I can do what they called evolution and reform at that time. And that was in 2002. He presented a plan to the community about, okay, we've tried it for a little while and we need to reorganize. And that was when we moved some things like it went from the DNSO to the GNSO, and it went from being an outside organization to one that was supported in-house, where we really got the basic structure that we're in today. I think the fact that it didn't make us fail as an organization, because when you talk about changing what you're doing, you open the door to people who want to take it apart, right? But instead it reformed in a way that actually led us down the path we're at today to where we've gotten to. So I think that was one big turning point. But this isn't just a regular startup. This is an organization whose primary role was the organization coordination of the Internet's addressing system. Correct. But there were people out there who wanted to see that done differently. Mostly because they had a commercial interest that they wanted to see succeed, or sometimes they had a personal agenda with believing that tech should be done a different way that we were doing the addressing. And I really think that with what Stuart did at that point was a big risk for the organization, because if you open the door and you go out into community consultation to agree upon what your new format should be, it's just as easy to say no format. You shouldn't be here. But it really did. I think it cemented us through the next period. Shortly after that, when Paul Toomey joined, then he proposed the new funding model that took us from the $3 to $5 million type of a budget up to $15 and then up to $25. And that's really when we were starting to be able to resource well, to be able to support the work that we were trying to do. How much concern was there internally about the U.S. government specifically and all other governments generally? I don't think it was concern as much as it was trying to have people on both sides understand what an appropriate role would be for them with governments that kind of want all or nothing. That's what they're used to. And with a lot of the people involved on either the commercial side or the civil society registrant side of things, they didn't want government interference in it. And so the whole subject of the GAC and their role was pretty contentious with a lot of the various groups in the early stages. The fact that in the bylaws it has the provision about GAC advice needing to be accepted by the board sounded a little bit to people like, well, the governments haven't yet. Governments are used by their very nature. They're used to having the final word. They're used to being the voice. All of a sudden in ICANN, they are a voice but not the only voice. Correct. Well, in the early days, just writing the GAC communique used to take hours. In Bucharest, the GAC communique went until like two in the morning one night because you're having all of these individuals, even though it was a much smaller group at that point, who have to agree upon what the language and something is like. And that's very unique in the government world. You have the United Nations where they each have a vote, but they don't come out with one document in the end. So to have any group of governments, all of whom have different needs and represent different constituencies, so to speak, come together and issue one statement as something I don't think you see anywhere else. Well, you're hitting on an area that I was wondering about because the multi-stakeholder model is such a weird funky creature. I mean, it's just not well understood by anybody who's not participated in it. What kind of task was it to convey understanding of this unique model to not just governments but everyone else? Well, I really think that we still struggle with that. I think it's something that we take a little bit for granted the people that work with it all the time, not just within ICANN but within the constituencies about how strange it appears to people outside the world. And I think that I saw a chat passing this morning from some of the conversations at the GAC today where somebody's comment was, we need to do a better job of educating some of the newer GAC members on what it is that we really do. You have governments in particular where the people that come to the meetings will change as governments change. You don't necessarily have the same person representing a country for a long period of time. And you may get a minister one time and you may get a lower-level person the next time and they may have a complete different understanding of what the multi-stakeholder model is and what you actually can do within it without the consultations that go on. So I think we still struggle a bit with how we explain it clearly from the perspective of the person looking into it because that perspective is very different among the various groups. There are some people who honestly believe we're just here to make the money and then there are a whole lot of people that have a much different... You have the people that have the mission of keeping the internet open and keeping it stable and so you have that tension there, the governments, the control, the money, and then the people with really the passion for the... Quite a mission of interest. Yeah. What was a two-part question? What was the greatest challenge in the early days? You mentioned the funding, perhaps it was that, perhaps it was something else. And fast-forward to today and what is the greatest challenge for the organization today? I think in the beginning it was not getting distracted by all of the forces that were really kind of trying to bring us down as an organization and trying to take away any of the legitimacy that we had established because we would get attacked, so to speak, on multiple forces. There were various players in that world who were funding people behind the scenes that weren't obvious. Some of the user groups in the early days had members that had been funded by some of the commercial interests to come and really raise questions from all angles about ICANN and what you're doing. Today, I think it is trying to be too many things to too many people. We only have so many resources. We only have so much bandwidth mentally. So as we get into this age where things are very, very complex in the world and you just take the data privacy issues alone, that can really absorb a lot of time and resources dealing with that. At the same time, we're looking at people who want the next round of the new GTLDs to come out. We're doing the KSK rollover. You've got all of these various pieces and how do you prioritize it so that your resources are really helping you to get to the best and results? So what I'm hearing you say is it sounds like sometimes we need to learn how to say no. We need to learn how to say no or we need to learn how to make the participants in the multi-stakeholder model understand that they may have a really good point and a useful point of view, but that isn't something we can necessarily tackle today. Let me ask you, let's talk about you personally. Twenty years you've been there. Seen an amazing transition in the organization. Six CEOs. Six CEOs. Why are you still there? The people. That's easily the very first thing and I am never bored. So anytime I've been at that point where you get a job and you think it's time to get something else because I'm getting a little too comfortable I can't offer me that opportunity because the organization has evolved and so I, you know, supported the board for four years. I wanted to change my pace. That was a very challenging role time-wise. You've got board members all over the world. You've got committee meetings at four a.m. in the morning where my time and I was getting older and I wanted to come my pace back. So I looked around and there was an opening in the organization so I stayed with the organization. Every time I've needed to do that I've been lucky enough that there's been something that I can that has fit my needs as well as me fitting the organization's needs. But the real thing is the people. I've met the most fascinating, smart, nice people through this whole process. I've met, you know, I'm a milkman's daughter. My mom worked in retail and I've met the president of Estonia and the president of Uruguay and Bill Clinton. Who thought? I've met people who do this out of passion. I've met people who do, you know, who are multimillionaires because of the businesses that they built around it and there's really not much difference in distinction between them. We're really fairly classless as an organization and that really appeals to me because people have a lot of passion about it for better or for worse sometimes. Let me ask you a softball as a senior VP of HR. Yep. Is the organization as committed to the people as Diane Schroeder herself is? Oh, I absolutely believe it. And I think it's one reason that we continue to be a fairly successful organization people-wise is that even if people don't really understand what we do when they come in, the passion that we have as well as the commitment of the organization to people in general, as we developed over the years as an organization, most of our funding went to our outside work. If you didn't do the outside work well, you didn't need an inside structure. So we didn't build up HR, finance, IT. Well, we got to the point where Fadi joined us and we doubled in size in 18 months and we went from about 130 to 260 staff. It broke. It broke that foundation that didn't exist. But Fadi had the foresight to say, okay, I need to give you the resources and he did. He funded HR, went from four people to I have 15 now. Finance the same, IT the same. By doing that, he showed a commitment to people. Yarn has the same commitment to people. Our people come first. We try to do what we can to help. I really truly believe we are an ICANN family and we've been able to keep that feeling no matter how spread out and diverse we are. And it's one of the things that people really focus on. I can't tell you why we've been successful at doing it, but we don't want to lose that aspect of it until we do the work that we have to do and the work changes. I read a magazine or the Clinton administration official who arguably could be considered the father of ICANN. When I post the question to magazine or about what do you see as the greatest risk to ICANN moving forward, he said something to the effect of if ICANN becomes very self-impressed or if it becomes too bureaucratic and too big, what do you think about that? That's definitely true. I mean, I feel very much like if we lose the passion, which is what I think you do if you become that type of an organization, I think that you will lose a lot of the committed staff. It's a very hard job, and it's a very hard job at any level that you have. It's very fast-paced. It's very diverse. You have to be thinking about a lot of aspects at any given time. It's a lot of different agendas coming in, and you have to try to balance those. You have to really be able to see the big picture. There are people that don't fit well with the organization. They will come in and they will find that it's just not for them. I admire the fact that sometimes they identify that early enough on, and sometimes they're lost for a little bit, and usually either through mentoring in the department or getting involved with somebody in one of the other departments, they start to see where they fit into the picture. I hope that will keep us from doing that. We do have to find a way, however, to balance the tremendous pressure to be everything to everybody against limited resources and people who need to have lives, so to speak. It isn't the organization that it was when I joined when you had to do everything 24-7, and I think that we're still struggling how to find that balance. Very good. Diane Schroeder, one of the first employees of ICANTH. Thank you very much for taking the time. You're welcome, Brad.


A group on other rospices of coalition of ethnic nationality youth leaders of Nigeria has commended the director general of the NYSC, a major general Shaibu Ibrahim, the leadership and members of the House of Representatives for the successful public herein, on the bill seeking to establish the National Youth Service Core Trust Fund. The bill seeks to address infrastructural deficit in orientation camps and provide lodges for core members to ensure adequate provision of operational logistics and expand NYSC ventures. Addressing newsmen in Kaduna spoke spursing of the group. Farouk O'Folk who said passage of the bill and its implementation will play a significant role in curbing the menace of insecurity. To support the bill that seeks to establish a trust fund for the NYSC scheme, I came to that of the tertiary education trust fund, TET fund, the gas infrastructural fund that was recently established under the Petroleum Industry Act. The coalition notes that the bill seeks to address the infrastructural deficit in the orientation camps and provide lodges for core members in states and local government areas, ensure adequate provision of other operational logistics and expand the NYSC ventures to enhance revenue generation, as well as address the problem of graduate unemployment in the country through training and empowerment of core members. Hello, hope you enjoyed the news. Please do subscribe to our YouTube channel and don't forget to hit the notification button so you get notified about fresh news updates.


Hi this is Dr. Don. I want to show you quickly how to solve a simple linear regression problem using stat crunch. This is in your homework and we're given a table here of the hours spent studying which is our x variable, our predictor variable, and our y variable the test score in hours. And they want us to come up with a regression equation, select the correct graph and then predict the values for these four values of x. So let's go ahead we're going to click on open and stat crunch. There's our data and stat crunch and all we need to do is go to stat, regression, simple linear, our x variable they tell us is our hours spent studying our response variable y is the test score. We don't need to change the where group by we're going to leave the hypothesis test set as it is leave everything else the way it is except we want to put in our prediction values. So we just put our insert there and let me scroll this down. We've got three, four values of x. So we put in four comma 3.5. Whoops. It should be a point five comma 112 comma 2.5. And we want a line plot and that's all I'm going to get right now and click compute drag this up here and expanded a bit so we can see everything. We've got a lot of information there. Let me go ahead and drag it up so you can see everything. So can't see everything. There we go. I finally got it opened up. We've got our correlation coefficient of 0.98 which shows a very strong correlation. We've got our intercept of 37.7 and our slope of 5.11. And let me see if that's the answer. Yeah, 5.112 37.68. Yeah, we have that. And now we want to get our graph. So let's click over here since I selected that and we've got a graph but it doesn't look like any of the options. And that's because you can see that the x and y axis intercept at zero and stat crunch here has not given me the y axis at zero.  Now I can compare the graphs that I have and it looks like that one. You can see that we've got two below, one above, one below, and two pretty close on. And that pretty well matches that one. And obviously these two are sloping the wrong way and that one, the pattern of dots, don't match. So make sure you remember how to change those x and y intercepts. Again, just click on the little icon, either select x to set the minimum for the x or we select y to get the minimum y. And now I'm going to go back here. We've got our predicted values of y for x. We've got 58.13, 55.57 for 3.5, 99.02. And but let's pause a minute. This one x value there, 12, our largest x is 6. So 12 is way down here. That's not in a reasonable range. Therefore it's not really a valid prediction. So anyway, I hope this quick and dirty shows you how you can get your equations, get a plot that resembles the real one on the homework, and then get your predicted values. Hope this helps.


So, speed is actually the hardest metric for us at Ducan. Because we're using a single camera, so when you have like that single vantage point, depth perception is just hard in general. And then speed is even harder because it's like the change of depth over time. So that's really hard. We focus more on like where the ball is landing, because that gives you line calling and things like that, which we felt like it was a bigger problem. But I mean, everybody loves seeing their speeds on swing vision. Everybody wants accurate speeds, so I know that's a big issue. You can bump it up. You should just add 10. Yeah, we probably could just do that.  I paid extra for more miles per hour.


Hello and welcome to the session. Let us discuss the following question. It says, find the value of p so that the three lines 3x plus y minus 2 is equal to 0, px plus 2y minus 3 is equal to 0 and 2x minus y minus 3 is equal to 0 may intersect at one point. Let us now move on to the solution. The lines given to us are 3x plus y minus 2 is equal to 0, px plus 2y minus 3 is equal to 0, 2x minus y minus 3 is equal to 0. Now we are given that the three lines intersect at one point. So we first find the point of intersection of the lines. So we solve equation 1 and 3 since the value of p is not known to us, we cannot solve equation 2 with any of the equations. So we solve equation 1 and 3. Equation 1 is 3x plus y minus 2 is equal to 0 and equation 3 is 2x minus y minus 3 is equal to 0. Now we add equation 1 and 3 when we add plus y gets cancelled with minus y, 3x plus 2x is 5x minus 2 minus 3 is minus 5 is equal to 0. So this implies 5x minus 5 is equal to 0, this implies x is equal to 1. Now put x is equal to 1 in equation 1. So we have 3 into 1 plus y minus 2 is equal to 0. So this implies y is equal to minus 1. So point of intersection of 1 and 3, 1 minus 1. Now we are given that the three lines intersect at one point and we have obtained the point of intersection of line 1 and 3 as 1 minus 1 therefore second line also passes through the point 1 minus 1 that means the point 1 minus 1 satisfies the equation of line given by 2. So put x is equal to 1 and y is equal to minus 1 in equation 2. Now equation 2 implies px 2y minus 3 is equal to 0. So this becomes p plus 2 into minus 1 is minus 2, minus 3 is equal to 0 and this implies p minus 5 is equal to 0 and this implies p is equal to 5. Hence our answer is 5. So this completes the question. Hope you enjoyed this session. Goodbye and take care.


What's up everyone it's your girl Kenzie here from Layton Sports Guards and I'm ripping 2022 Panini mosaic football hobby three box break number 22 figure team Got Barry G Chargers Barton L Rams Ben L Packers Bowie S Texans Diana D with the Jags Patriots and Bucks Diego I with the Niners Jen Carlo F Washington James G Jets Jeremy H Ravens Jonathan A Steelers Lawrence S Titans Luke S with the Falcons Martin J with the Eagles Matthew M bills Nick P Vikings Patrick H Panthers Peter B Browns Regina A with the Broncos and Saints Sean S Colts Stephen M Giants Terry S Cowboys Thomas S Lyons Timothy M Dolphins and Seahawks Todd C with the Chief Spangles Bears Tyler R Cardinals and Valerie P Raiders All right good luck. Here we go. Here we go. What's up Lane? Is the did you end up going to the Tampa Card Show? How is it? Here we go. 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They have Red Rookie for the Cowboys Sam Williams. Mary Sanders Center stage Archie Manning. Again everyone Force will be live starting at five tonight for some more group breaks. Start off with some baseball. Bots are starting to come in here pretty quick. I do believe he is full for Personals. So whatever you get ordered now will most likely break with me tomorrow morning for Sunday daytime Personals. debut George Pickens. He's Price Ingram. We've got Red Rookie of Pierre Strong Jr. Patriots. Red DeForest Buckner Colts. Nausea and Silver Minna Mastery Devonte Adams. Cook Crystal Lave Rookie Base. We have a nice Amon Sauce Gardener Rookie Auto for the Jets. Nice one there Jets. Sign a little bit off of the sticker but nice card. Jacqueline Bricker Red Rookie Bears. Silver Pink Manning. Herbie and Sam Howell Blue Chips. Hey look who made it back. That's how long it took for you to get a toe.  Yep. Sam Howell debut. I'm so sorry Sam. Sorry now I got you so good. 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I'm pretty sure Teddy Bridgewater's down too, right? Is he? I think so. I don't know. I hope. I don't know who's starting this week. It doesn't matter. Red or Rookie. A better chance for the Steelers. Aught in the Rookie. They play the Dolphins? No, they need the Jet Stone and the Milestone one. That's right. Prescott Mosaic. Kate Aught in the Red. Rookie for the Bucks. Capri. Jerome Betis Overdrive. Look at the different scenarios that have to happen. Watch both of those happen and then us lose to the Browns. Sam Howard, Rookie debut. Let me put it past them. Aaron Donald Mosaic. Silver. Jamar Chase. L.A. and a Tom Brady Stairmasters. Bucks. We have a Len Dawson Mosaic. Red JT for the Colts. Cooper Cup and Blue Chips. Jameson Williams. Taylor Wilson. Kway Walker. Pierce. We've got Daniel Bellinger. Rookie Giants. Silver Eli Mitchell. Derek Carr. And Silver Overdrive of Jamal Charles. Jamal Charles. Jamal. See a Honeycomb. George Pickens to debut. And about young boy. Kevon Thibodeau. We have a Jalen Naylor. Rookie Otto for the Vikings. Jalen Naylor. Patty Mosaic. Nick Bosa. Red Face. Matt Corral debut. Dodson McDuffie. We've got Roquan Smith Mosaic. Blue Buddha Baker for the Cardinals. 52 out of 99. Kirby and Silver in it to win it. Andre Reisen. Reisen. Reisen. Reisen. Yeah, I think that's it. I'll at least second guess myself. We've got Antonio Gibson Mosaic. Silver Michael Pittman Jr. and Mosaic Kyler Murray. Malik Willis on the rookie base. I don't see too much of him out of this yet. Rucker Rookie. Quinn Williams Mosaic. Joe Nameth on the Silver for the Jets. James Cook in it to win it. Simeon Rice. Yeah, he just popped in there. Aiden Hutchinson debut. Kyler Gordon. Romeo Dobbs. Drake London on the Mosaic Rookie. Red Drew Grease. Derek Henry and Silver Bluechips of Sam Howe. Last pack. Box number two from Thomas Ebner. Have a Redemption. Let's see who it is. Good luck, everyone. Rookie Otto Graus Mosaic. Card number 18 of George Pickens. There you go, Steelers. Nice one there. Yo, Pittsburgh. Matt Corral on the Mosaic Rookie. Panthers. Silver Rookie of Charlie Colar. Ravens. Drake London introductions and Dacros Scouts. Right last box here. See someone at the back. Hamilton Prize. Frank Cook. Mosaic Carson Wentz. Chase Claypool Silver. Black Wilson. And Swagger and Debo Samuel Silver. Thought that might be it. Costing Glass. Tease. Rogers. Ingram Rookie. Crystal Lave Rookie Base. We've got Otto Jeremy Ruckert on the Red for the Jets. Ruckert Red. Grease Hall Mosaic Rookie. McKinney Red. Bluechips. Drake London. Montage Travis Kelsey. You watch hockey? Yeah. Just started watching more of it. Kenny Pickett Debut. We have a team, or are you just kind of watching? I like the Bruins a lot. Kenny Pickett. Isn't that a four sustained two? Born a Rondell Robinson Red Rookie, Montage Murray, and Overdrive Barry Sanders. I just don't know a ton about the sporting that's where I'm really knowing what's going on. Grease Hall Deville. And they have Spiller, Evan Neal, Desmond Ritter on the Mosaic for the Falcons. Silver CMC. And Montage McJones. I love Power Plates. Yeah, TC, where's Georgia? Georgia's favorite by 13 and a half. Oh yeah, Toebert Rookie. Quinn, I didn't realize that much. I think TC will come in that. Yeah, for sure. I don't think I'll be that big. It'd be nice to see them win. Yeah, that quarterback would keep jumping. He would be like probably a top 10 pick if they won. Yeah. Darius Lay Jr. Mosaic. We've got Blue Mean Joe Green. That's sick. Steeler is 71 of 99. We'll see him too often in cards anymore. Silver Center Stage Paint Manning. Pickin' debut. You know, baby, Ajaubot on the Mosaic for the Ravens. AJ Dillon Silver, Mastery, and Shreya Lance, Second-Year Montage. Sam Powell debut. Hershel Walker, Zoran Davis Watson. Rashad White Mosaic, Bucks. Silver Garrett Wilson on the debut, Jets. And Center Stage, Tony Romo. Allager, James Cook. Mosaic, Larry Tunsel. Kenneth Walker, the third on the red debut, Seahawks. And Blue Chips Rookie, Trayvon Walker. Last back, we'll do a quick recap. Karelin Burks. We have a Barak Kori Rookie. Son Haskins. Blue Otto, Garrett Wilson for the Jets. 84 out of 99. There is a nice one. Here we go. Second Jets hit, I believe. This break. Very nice one there. Time-Law Mosaic. Silver, John Mechie, the third. Chris O'Lave introductions. And a Koopa Cup. Let's go ahead and do a recap here. That's unnumbered in our autos. We have the Blue Mingeau Green Steelers. Blue Budabaker, Cardinals. Blue Swagger, Najee Harris Steelers. Purple Rashad Penny, Seahawks. Blue Jamal Williams Lions. Our autos to 99. Garrett Wilson for the Jets. Red Jeremy Rocker Jets. Steelers Redemption, George Pickens. Jalen Naylor Rookie Auto for the Vikings. Montsauce Gardner Jets, Face Auto, and David Ejabo for the Ravens. That will do it for this Mosaic break. We've got one more for the daytime. Thanks, everyone.


Hi everybody it's Sam at Mixed Up Craft, thank you for watching today. So I thought I'd do a what did I get? I've got a few things that I've accumulated so I thought I'd share them with you before I kind of put them away. So first of all I picked up these really really cute little mini crackers. So I picked these up from Chaplains. It's just a local bit of a hardware kind of like arts and crafts just does everything really. It's a kind of tube and cheerful place and they were £4.99 you get £8 but I'm going to you know I want to collect these bits now because I'm going to be starting to think about my Christmas makes and I just thought they were really cute as a little kind of maybe just a stick on the front of maybe a gift box or gift bag you could have them hanging down.   Whilst I was also in Chaplains I picked up these it's just Halloween 20 gift bags obviously with everything that's going on in the world at the moment I'm not sure how many trick or treaters will be out and about if they're even going to be really be if they're even going to really be doing it because you know who's going to want to really take things from someone else's house so I don't really know what I'm kind of going to do with my Halloween stuff this year but I'm going to do some of these for family and have a few kind of treats at the door if anybody does knock I mean we'll have it all kind of cleaned I'll go to my mum and dad's because they always get loads of what they have done in the past had loads of people knock on the door for trick or treat and it's so nice but yeah I just don't really know how that's going to go and if it's really it's not really a wise thing to do is it let's face it we need to be socially distancing and and so on but you never know there might be ways around it we might put something maybe outside the door with a little hand sanitizer next to it or something I'm sure there's still ways that we could do something but I've got them I'm going to you know do some little things for family anyway and we'll see how it goes so that was those I also just picked up some more of these which is the 5x7 Salo bags these were 229 it's that Craft UK brand and you can pick these up online as well lots of the you know craft online craft stores have them and then I had some bits and oh actually yeah I got this as well this was in a charity shop it was 20p and it's a adhesive rubber I mean I'll show you my one that's my one there's not too bad I just pick all these bits off when it kind of builds up but I mean that will still last for ages but I saw it then I thought for 20p so I'm going to keep it in the packaging because I don't know I don't think they do dry out they just stay rubbery I mean mine's still very very soft I imagine if it's kept near sunlight and stuff like that it would dry out but I thought for 20p I'm going to grab it then I've got a few bits and pieces from Craft Stash so I mentioned these I've had these now for about two weeks and I love the card making magic verses so these are perfect for outside the card but mainly for inside your cards so you know I know lots of people print off their inserts and have them kind of all cut and ready to kind of put in the cards I to me I just can't even be bothered to do that to be quite frank so I like to just quickly have a stump and you just get so many here so I already have three of the other verses and you see me probably use them in most tutorials and if not I do stamp them after I've made the card but this one here is your Christmas verses and this is the birthday verses these are the two newest ones there is another one as well there must have been a reason I didn't get it I don't know if I was too keen on the verses or I didn't think I was going to use them as much but you can see I've already used this one here so it says wishing you a day of happy moments and a year of happy days but I love this one here at least you are not as old as you will be this time next year you've got hope you have a delightful day and a year full of joy and love here's hoping your birthday is full of delightful surprises then you have all of us from me everyone you've got happy birthday on its own there with love on its own and a few other ones so just they're just so handy so picked up that one and then also this one here which is obviously Christmas base but you do have sent with love we've got happy new year which is obviously handy you don't need tons of those and I only probably send out maybe a handful of new year cards seasons greetings these ones are nice wishing you sparkle wishing you cheer for a bright and cozy Christmas and a peaceful new year from our home to yours at this special time I mean that you can use you know for for a multiple of occasions really thinking of you at this special time of year again that one could be a special anniversary you know it could be another you know kind of moment in time that you acknowledge and then you have have yourself a very merry Christmas and get all my words mumbled up there but anyway you get the idea I think that's pretty much all of them on there really handy and just something that I use a lot I also picked up these they were dead cheap and you get 400 and they are your stamen detail and I want them to put inside the centres of my paper flowers when I make them you can see them all there crafters companion and you can colour them too that's why I've got the white ones so I can just you know make them match anything I need then I picked up these ribbons here so I've got the purples and these kind of teal blue colours they were just ones that I didn't really have and they're just a nice quality again from craft stash pretty inexpensive you get quite a lot on there I can't remember how many it said you get it's not listed on here it just says assorted colours some of those blues are quite nice for Christmas cards as well so I picked up those two then I also picked up some card stocks to match so I have this one here is the adorable scorable you would have seen if you watched me do the launch for the terrific towers this was the one that I done the six by six in so it's the truncle turquoise by hunky dory really really nice card stock the 3d makes I just love that colour then I picked up this glitter it's gorgeous this is the tonic nebula purple a4 250 gsm you get five sheets there single-sided low shared acid and lingham free I don't have this kind of deep purple colour it's so nice so I've got that one which is electric purple again that's the tonic 250 gsm high gloss mirror card acid and lingham free and I've got this another adorable scorable royal purple and then I've got this one which is gorgeous this is 220 gsm so it's a great card weight size and you can still use it with your 3d makes but it's the wisteria such a nice really soft lilac colour and it's the a4 size and that's creative expressions that's one that is used they put as used by sue wilson just some nice ones and that one you get 20 so I mean they do vary in quantity so I've got 20 in that one I think this one is 10 these ones you get a five and then again that's another adorable scorable which I think is 10 so yeah just some card stocks there and just some kind of different colours but they're going to work really nice for Christmas snow scenes and things like that as well so I'm just kind of you know stocking up where I need to and then I also in the charity shop picked up these jars whenever I see them I grab them these were 20p each so they only had the four I've given them a clean and I've just put some of my embellishments in them and I have them on my Ikea pegboard and I have quite a few now some of the sizes vary but this was the other lot that I brought from the same charity shop you see they're the same size jars and I just love that I have these right in front of me so when I just want to add little extras onto cards or if I think I'm going to do a shaker card I've got some Christmas bits there little baubles these are my little water droplets and I have some little stars and little angels they're those recent Christmas wooden embellishments that I shared in another watch that I get I've got snowflakes actually what I'm going to do is probably sort them so I have all my Christmas on one and then kind of other you know occasions and colours and stuff on different ones I've got these gorgeous um lovely life faceted gemstones there and then that's another one that I've got for example these ones are taller there's a couple of different ones you can see there how they differ in size but you can see again all the sequins and stuff on them I do my shaker cards and I've also got things like these were the paper discovery I sorted them out so I had the shells in one and the fish in the other um and then I've got yeah things like this little Christmas pom-poms again I need to kind of get all the Christmas stuff together these ones here all these like little sequin bits in there um so they're just really handy I really like them they fit nicely in these trays again they go on my pegboard and I just like having them all in front of me so I grabbed those one I saw them and then lastly I've got some magazines so I have the latest issue of Simply Cards and Papercraft um and it was again a very pleasant surprise to see my card on the front and I am so so pleased it's a gorgeous freebie I really did love this one I enjoy most of them to be fair because it's just always something a bit different but this in bottom folder with the Christmas tree and then you have the decorations here the little dies and stuff and then you have this stump set so that was just one example there where I've created a diorama card and then you also get these papers and you've got ones with like the scenes in the background you've got this one here so you can have the Christmas tree you've got snowflakes you've got this one here really nice so I'll show you the other makes again I never really show too much because I always like it to be a surprise but I do like to show the free gift because I think sometimes when they're in these packaging like this it's in the supermarket and you can't open it it's really hard to kind of sometimes see exactly what you get so that's why I always like to show the magazines and lots of you have said that it's really helpful in helping you choose whether or not you want to get it so I'm just going to show they were near the front yeah here we go so I done so you always get loads of inspiration it's a really thick magazine but I've done seven in total so here's some of them here so I've done this kind of silhouette effect I've done a bit a little bit of masking that's using the embossing folder and then the presence along the bottom that's the main card on the front which was that diorama and I just cut lots of the trees here this one this is that stamp and then I done this bridge fold and I just used the papers as the main kind of focus on that one and then I done this lovely easel card with the vellum embossed Christmas tree and then there's actually a tea light inside there show you how to make that one and then the other one that I done was oh yeah I done the triple cube so just a nice way to show that again it shows the papers really well and then I done this one here which is a box is it a shadow box I can't remember what I called that one it was a shadow box I think and I've just done a little bit of the embossed tree there and then used one of the papers again with that scene to kind of build that card so it was a really nice one you again I always like to show a real kind of mix of cards so that's something there for hopefully everyone's taste and you can see how you can use your free free gift so that was the issue 209 of simply cards and papercraft okay and then I have here issue 190 of papercraft essentials and with this one you get this free 112 elements and it's the Highland collection and it's perfect for those masculine makes so you get this gloss paper with all the papers at the back there sorry is yeah gloss papers at the back of the pad and then you start to come into all of these kind of pop out pieces here so you've got these pages where everything kind of sits together and you've got two yeah you get two of each there so you got the pheasants then you've got that Highland cow or bull you've got the hair and you have the fox and then you have the stag or the deer there as well so it's a really nice one the great colours perfect autumnal colours as well one of the contributors there has done a pencil pot that's my card there actually I just realised and then you've got some more makes along the bottom here and again I'll just show you and here's the ones I've done so you can actually see that pen pot was done by Vanessa she's also done a post-it note cover and then I've just done some different card shapes so you've got a centre pop out I think that one was I've done an easel like a z-fold or an m-fold this one was nice there's actually acetate behind there I just built up that scene that was a really big 8x8 one just showing all the different layers I think that was it oh there's some stuff there from Jeanette some Christmas makes so I haven't had a good look through this yet so yeah that's what you get with that one so for again those people because it all comes in this case here so it's really hard to really see what's inside so hopefully by me flicking through that you're able to get a bit of you know a better idea really so that is everything okay so as always our link is much of the product here and below in the description box as I can and yeah I'll be back very soon with another tutorial thanks for watching bye


Hi guys, welcome back to my YouTube channel Currently walking here in Jerusalem on a quick morning, very very much morning hike It's about 6 a.m. in local time and according to the calendar and the Jewish religious calendar is amazingly helpful in this regard because it always lists the time of sunrise and it always lists the time it dawn I thought I'd come up here to the Taelit where I've been before but this time I have a cool new toy The DJI Ronan SC should be able to see behind me that beautiful sunrise absolutely gorgeous looking eastward there and This is Jerusalem in the morning. This place is actually Depending what time of day you go it can be pretty empty 6 a.m. Is dawn so I'm now two or three days back from my US trip still a pretty jet lagged and But this is an amazing place to go walking. We're actually gonna go today is the Sharovah promenade, which is this little one kilometer stretch of Paving here in Jerusalem it runs from the back of the Hass promenade which is the better known promenade on the Taelit and it goes for one kilometer running along with this Amazing view of the old city, which I'm just gonna swivel right now and show you and it comes out by Abu Tor Cinema City, so that's it's a really nice walk about one kilometer built in 1989 according to the internet But and you get to see this amazing view Over East Jerusalem slash old city, which I'm gonna swivel my my new toy the DJI Ronan SC around Show you guys what I'm looking at here sunrise in Jerusalem The way you get from the first part of the Taelit Is you just gonna keep going keep going down those stairs and then Depending on which way you come into the Taelit from you'll get to this beautiful path very ornate Leading down towards the direction of the old city and Jabal Mokhabar and all those different places And if you just keep going down you'll get to like a series of paths that just intersect and you can actually explore All of these different levels There's some really really interesting things over here And just keep going down and you'll start seeing signs saying Sharovah promenade and if you take it this way You will get to come out in Abu Tor So you can use it as a shortcut if you want to bypass the busy traffic on Der Chavron or you can just go for a nice walk This is one of the lookout point along the promenade. Unfortunately this particular piece of signage has been kind of Not sure if the face is the right word. Someone's just gone ahead and like grabbed one of the whole slabs out But nevertheless, you can see it's labeled with two different neighborhoods You can tell what you're looking at. For example, we have Abu Dees in front of us the very concerning sounding hill of evil council Jabal Mokhabar Peace Forest and Governor House, and that's what you're looking at where the Sun rises over in that direction is the End of the Tayyalet and where also is based in government house So some would say appropriately that it's called the hill of evil council So looking at you have these amazing views all over the old city You can see just in front of me or we're looking at here is the old city That's the dome of the rock and a lax mosque and the holiest site in Judaism Har Habayt and the western wall is all just spread out right in front of this amazing morning view and just in front of that You've got this lovely lush grass Green verdant area. There's actually some places here that you can go and have a picnic. Some people would use this on Shabbat The Jewish day of rest Some spots here for picnics and actually I think that this particular Promenade this part of the Tayyalet is kind of underexplored and underwalked As you can see I'm just a bit the only person here I'll be at at six in the morning So I'm just back from a trip to the US. I was there for about three weeks went to NYC Went to Welfly my first time in Cape Cod Went to the amazing town of Stores, Connecticut Um, and then went down to Dallas and it went on this trip basically to see my in-laws My wife is originally from Dallas and her family is Her father is originally from Stores. So that that was why we went to Stores It's kind of weird to be back. It's an adjustment period But I'm really glad to be making these videos. I picked up some Really really nice kit while I was over in the US Just compared to trying to source stuff in Israel So much easier When you can use services like amazon to just deliver stuff Right your door overnight. So I'm looking forward to getting into This new hobby of mine making videos now.  Just kind of a Something I've always wanted to kind of get into Um, I particularly enjoy the kind of technical aspect of it Learning about sound lighting as you can see I'm looking myself the monitor. You can't really see me. I have so much to learn But uh living in Jerusalem is cool and I feel I've been living in this city now for seven years and I've been started to really feel that For living in such an amazing place in the world. You kind of get wrapped up In, uh, you know, normal life and working and paying taxes and paying your bills And one of the things I wanted to do or one of the reasons why I wanted to start a youtube channel Was to give myself an excuse to go out and be a bit more adventurous So if you're watching this channel and you've always wanted to see Something or somewhere in Jerusalem Uh, drop me a comment and uh If I can make it happen I will. No promises, but I'll try Time for a mini amazon review. This thing you are looking at this europek backpack is literally The greatest thing one of the greatest things I've ever owned Uh 30 bucks or something like that on amazon made me more like 50 But I was looking for ages for like a really beefy backpack. This guy is a 50 liter backpack It says it's tsa approved so you can bring it and if you're looking for something to fit the DJI Ronin SC Which can be something of a challenge because it's a big piece of gear Uh, this guy is just incredible as you can see. I've got a couple of uh Monopods and tripods stashed away here, and that's where I'm actually keeping the Ronin when it's not in use This whole backpack compartment. There's a second compartment Uh, I've got a couple of microphones and cameras there And you've even got space to keep your sunglass and your wallet So if you're looking for a bag big enough that it is beefy enough that it will take it in one of the compartments So, uh, yeah, if you're looking for a backpack for the Ronin consider getting the Yorepec This item here on the shower of our promenade is labeled scope tool pull up pay And I'm guessing that what this is in uh, this plaque is referring to is this interesting looking structure here Uh, this guy if I believe I'm not mistaken is listed on google maps. You can see what I'm looking at here and it's this, uh Interesting structure here just beneath a tree on the shower of a promenade a really popular tourist site because of the fact that the Old city is so visible and uh, as well as that the city jerusalem Has these water sprinklers that are primarily working On the lawn or that's what they're intended to do. I assume But they're useful because if you want to get a bit of a sprinkler yourself While you're passing by i'm recording this in early august And even at this early time in the morning It is insanely hot here So the plants and the grass Are getting some, uh, body needed water Just towards the top of the Haas promenade show over promenade. There is this quite eye-capturing, uh Memorial it says here departure and expulsion memorial, and this is actually commemorating the 850 000 Jews Uh, who were forcibly expelled from arab lands and iran it says um, and the kinesit instituted a departure and expulsion memorial day This particular memorial was donated by the jewish american society For historic preservation with support from the world's safari federation city of jewsland and the jewsland foundation You can see the sculpture and the various, uh patrons and supporters Of this project and this is it right here


Good morning, you know a well-dressed man is a man dressed by his wife I'm not in black. She dressed me. Look at this color coordination bringing it See Friday is a big separator too because we'll bring it harder today than any other day during the week because most people are letting down on Friday and we're turning it up Art of the mind and the art of business. That's right brother. Good job. Keep it up Keep paying those, paying those dues man. It won't come easy because what I'm expecting of you comes in time It's just facts. You have to pay the price. You have to pay the rent You have to make mistakes and you just fail fast to move swift And then we will fill it in our people down because you're all heart But I need you to fail make those mistakes on the phone do the things that maybe won't close the deal But ultimately you'll learn from it for as long as they feel your passion. You can't make a mistake with our people It's all I want from you every day 18 hours a day until you get it down I love you, baby See ya. I'll be like let's go catch a little crew. This is what it's all about. I love this place I think about this palm trees saguaro cacti and then mountains with snow on in the winter You know cacti grows one inch a year So that means that cacti has to be four or five hundred years old if it could speak what would it say done? And then we got the really young clothes up Yeah, baby It's your Friday pearl, baby It's freaky Friday, baby. You know what we do every day is freaky every day is Friday The days don't matter time doesn't exist. All we're doing is growing getting better and getting younger, baby We're reverse engineering through biohacking is something Sean Pollard is creating going to top a multi a trillion dollar company Ex a genetically chipped brain from the AI synthesis of Elliot will be launched next year Yeah, that'll be big. I'll be fine.  We're creating sales funnels for greatness. That's the kind of drugs We're uh, if you believe the way that I believe you'll get whatever you want Anytime any place Zella is very quiet getting her out of her shell 24-7 we push her hard She stepped up and says hey man. I want to do the Friday meeting like okay So she's prepped some stuff and then I don't know exactly what's going on But 830 it goes down. We'll see what she got Jacob my brother Congress call this Yeah, Congress home. Yeah, what they say they said I got a comment Would you just buy a bottle okay? Okay, cuz I wanna one seven hundred and seven hundred and seventeen horsepower with the right key That's crazy, right? It's funny. The one thing I love about the elite group is in the last three years I've been here I bought three different cars. I just tried it off on my taxes I love it in the cars grown with your personal audience. I think so Yeah, I don't know if you can literally explain the things that come out of his mouth We don't have sales beings we have sales clergy You know about that. I know it happens at church. So it's got to be pretty good Like I work with a lot of automotive sales professionals and they always talk about how much they love their job, right? I love doing my job I love helping people I get to walk outside because it provides me exercise But it's like do you love your client more than you love your job Do you put the customer first before your job? Are you servicing them at the highest level before your own job, right? Cuz the day that we decide to put our clients first is the day that all the money's gonna Which you call a planet Earth man. I'm fired up. I'm excited to talk to everyone today. You know, I start this Everybody make sure please for love of God have piece of paper and a pen because without that you guys aren't gonna learn So make sure you write everything down we're gonna go guys We got a treadmill for the Lions then obviously more goodies for Selena because she needs to curl more weight She's built different to use her words. So We got new And Hold on right here like that. How hard is that hang right there? That's hard What's going on savages, hope you guys are doing amazing it's Fabio I'm here at the Elliott's residence by myself Nobody's here. I literally got a message from Sean today to be here at the Elliott's residence at 7 30 p.m But it wasn't for today in my workout clothes. I got a bond. Here's not done look like a mask So I'm kind of out of luck, but we make our own look here at the alley a group No matter what comes our way after I got done with my workout.   Let's go Yes, sir. Yeah, all the y'all looking good man. I'll meet you. Yeah, I look good Proud of you That guy's I remember it was a year ago. We're working out a self-made and like he was just like kind of training I didn't really know who he was just made the introduction that next thing I'm working out Yeah, he's beating out of that bag. I'm like He's a great person Winning we talk about a lot about like belief we talk a lot about mindset We talk a lot about attitude those important things to being able to close a transaction. Yes Well, what's the most important skill you can have in this business is the closing is really the closing closing is the number one skill in The world if you can't close then you'll end up quitting. That's it as you start to close more transactions and bigger Transactions, what starts to happen to you you start to believe you start to believe in yourself Listen a lot of people right now the way that you're gonna get more belief is to close more transactions How's that gonna happen more phone calls? How's that gonna happen a harder work ethic? What's all of that gonna affect that's gonna affect everything in your life, but I want to mention some things in persuasion I want you guys to write down reciprocity think about your reciprocity after the sale Do you have do you have something after the sale where you're sending them something?  You send them a video see all of these little things they matter Like if I sent you something after I close that sale with you you would feel so good You'd like dude. I want to do more business with you then I can ask Chad for a referral I can say Chad dude. I love the customers who fight for me. I'm gonna fight for you You want me to send some of his boxers in the mail dude? I'll send them. I got you dog Whatever you want Chad, would you give me a referral if I was treating you that way? Oh, here you are. Hi, Fabio Accountability is what made me who I am ended up winning two state titles You know how we had truth and we had honesty that's lacking in the world today You know why I liked Andy when I first made Andy my coach when I was in car sales killing it because he always Told me like it was not like everybody thinks it should be he was like hey, dude You suck and I'm like what and he's like here's how you do it But here's what you don't know if you don't get constructive criticism or you get offended by constructive criticism It's because you're an offended person offended people live offended lives and it's horrible for them It could be the smartest guy in the room But if you can't try to transfer energy and emotion then your customers are never gonna move to where you really want them to move We're all here it's all about teamwork to make the dream work come on All right, we need a break I Mean Don't put that in there need to raise a baby sales or play Tuesday yeah mind dropping some knowledge for us outside of how you bought a five hundred thousand dollar car Let's not just forget that real quick. It's a daily driver. That's a daily driver Let's talk about how you scaled in the LA group to the top producer seven-figure or a figure producer We just got a statement worse. Yeah, like you guys literally have to embrace the suck The problem is you get so far along and then all of a sudden everybody wants to hit coast Oh, it's super easy man. Look, I've got the hundred thousand dollar paycheck. I've got soft What's your next step? What's your next gear if you're not always running to pressure? You're not willing to get uncomfortable it on the other side like you don't go to the gym and go through the motions No, I mean look at this guy. Look at the veins on this guy, right? He's like superhuman. I'm getting there by the way I am working out. I'm watching my fitness see this look at this 30 grams. He's doing the work If it was easy Everybody would do it mindset is huge in any community whether you're in sales or your teacher Whatever it is that you do mindset to massive You have to have massive mindset great sales people get them to convince their clients convinced that this products for them The unstoppable sales person gets a client to believe that the person selling that product believes in that product That makes you unstoppable Why are we growing so fast because we have 41 automotive sales professionals that have come business professionals that believe in the product They believe in Andy Elliott. He does what he says he's gonna do He's hit the mark every single time so now we believe that this man does what he says and plus we're all products of their trainers We trained on all the stuff Unstoppable and that's what we need across the industry people to believe Guys it's so here's the crazy part. I want you guys to know something so it's 8 30 It's a Tuesday night, which I've already missed Taco Tuesday But what we do is we pour into each other because we're not individuals We're actually a team what's done in the dark will eventually show in the light Our job is to literally create such an amazing customer experience and be pros at what we do everybody thinks Oh, it's the Elliott group.  All you guys do is push products No, we don't push products. We change lives. We give people the pathway to greatness two days left guys Most people they just like dude my month's over. I'll get it next year. I'll get it next month You think that's average 99% you think that's a pro which one every time you lay up on your dreams Guess what you just backslide more and more and more one last thing guys We'll either see you at the top or from the top swipe up annual Elliot flag football 7v7 work. It's We had to get flags Instruction this thing yoga Selena Jesus Christ. They don't know I play D1 football I want some good angles of me jukin Ian me jukin Danny Klein leaving Chad in the dust Fabio he wants the good angles every angle is gonna be a good angle if his garden me Yeah, hear me. All right. This is the first annual Elliott group flag football game. It's gonna be chaos Everyone's gonna have a lot of fun. It's mandatory. Um, what do you guys say five seconds to throw? All right, Jonathan, you have to repeat this like It's okay Selena you just it's zero to one hundred. Okay, just listen Or whatever Pick the ball but look at the picture who picked it. He's six foot seven Like this I'm not gonna make excuses. Let's go baby. You got to get tacked Do a curl Bryson you do a curl. It's simple guys.  Me and coach Okay, all right, that's how we need here we go game day What's about how you finish right? Play the world As we're just out here kicking this one It's all about a little competitive team Commodity amongst the boys and the girls and the girls are almost more savage than the boys out here today What I tell you get praise out here. I think my ACLs torn