Just because it's minus 40 outside doesn't mean we can't barbecue But the fact that we have no propane Does mean we can't barbecue and that's a problem It's Saturday the first day of the long weekend and there's no way We're gonna let this tragedy happen We're gonna go get some propane so that we can barbecue Oh, we're gonna put all the fancy jacket for this We're fancy people on the weekend. We may just be a little truck driver during the week, but on the weekend We're fancy Right Because I'm going out I'm gonna go get some propane. I Don't know if we're gonna barbecue this weekend or not, but I like to be prepared Brits that work today. She's got to work tomorrow and the next day.  So I remember today Let's go get it done Start the truck up. I already warmed up through one command search cycle. Oh, it's cold. It's cold. All right. All right Let's just take a little breather before we go All right, here we go. It happened again. I left the house and this just appeared right here I don't know what's going on Do any of you drive these little tiny Chevy sparks? I think Brit might be in one of these next week Because she's bringing her well, she's bringing the terrain in on Tuesday to get looked at right and I believe she's getting a rental car While they're well, it's in the shop And I'm pretty sure it's probably gonna be a little Chevy spark like this little go-kart. I Feel nervous in little cars like that Because out here everybody's vehicle is so big right and they keep getting bigger and bigger every year They just keep making them bigger. I love it. I don't even drive the biggest pickup But it's a bigger vehicle and I feel like I could just drive right over that car I mean if if there was a Unfortunate event and there was a collision I mean you're never gonna win When you're in a small car like that you're not you're always gonna lose you're setting yourselves up To lose and we're winners. That's why we drive big vehicles, right? I get why those cars probably use practically no fuel. It's probably really cheap to run them Is it worth it? It's so safe. I mean it's so unsafe. I mean Then you get those like God, what are those Mercedes smart cars?    I Don't know I Like to be one of the bigger vehicles on the road. It just makes me more Feel more safe At least if someone hits me, I'll be like, hey, what was that? I'll be okay I'm bigger That's the way I look at it. I don't know. I don't think I Don't think I could drive a little spark are a little tiny Chevy spark all the time unless if it was like a Necessity I mean I got nothing against them. I don't know. I'm rambling now. It's a weekend. My brain is shut off I don't know if you notice or not. I'm running on autopilot minimal minimal Operating minimal operating procedures right now. I Can't even English I've only got the part of my brain turned on so I can drive and go get this propane And as soon as we get home return that part off to there's a lot of work for a weekend I do all the way there get propane come back trying to blow ourselves up along the way Having a little trouble finding my propane today My usual propane Supplier out in Mitchell is apparently not selling propane anymore because they're renovating their whole property building a new building I'm guessing they're in the process of moving their propane thing over to the new building Had to come back here to Steinback and I think co-op over here by Canadian tire sells propane I'll keep wandering around someone's got some propane for me. It's a Saturday. I got nothing else to do I'm not gonna wash the truck this weekend because it's Unless it gets dirty from here to Monday, but the truck is still pretty clean This week was so cold It didn't get any dirtier. I've seen a few cars before that run on propane. That's interesting You don't see them around that often, but every now and then you see a car and it runs on propane and you're just like Why? Is it cheaper? I'm guessing it's probably cheaper But man it must be kind of difficult to find places to fuel up all the time Right because you got to go to a special fuel station then to get propane for your car unless if I Remember that big fire that happened here a couple of months ago Then the process of rebuilding right now. This is like money.  They're renovating that whole thing to probably a lot of smoke damage and stuff Very co-op. Where's your propane? How do I do this here? Do I got to go in first? Probably got to go in first talk to the people Got a mask with me. Yeah, I got them disposable mouse There's the propane There she be I'm gonna park right here beside this and walk around and Joink one of them back here to help me Well, I got my propane back in there Also, these are my new favorite air fresheners. They're the pure steel from Little Trees Smells so good. I got one for the pickup One for the semi I love getting into a vehicle. That smells good Hopefully I'll have time to clean this this thing out this week really need to get to that I've been trying to kind of kind of a Kind of been putting it off till the weather gets warmer Once the weather gets warmer, I'm gonna you know, probably put it off until Some other reason The outside of my vehicle will be clean Just the inside I keep it relatively clean like I've been in a few vehicles That are way dirtier than mine. Mine looks brand new according to a parent Can't even talk mine looks brand new compared to theirs but uh, I Like I like getting into my father-in-law's truck like his pickup you get in there And it's literally like you're getting into a brand new pickup every time always has it just Spotlessly clean and that's sort of the standard That I'm trying to lift myself up to so that my vehicle is always like that too So whenever someone gets in my vehicle they can feel like they just got into a brand new It's not as easy as it looks especially when you have dogs But my dogs don't come with me in my pickup that often anymore So it's a little easier In that regard but it's always a struggle doesn't matter how many times you clean things it just gets dirty again, eh? Gotta keep up with it so we got the charger on it here and Have it on trickle charge Should be good to go when we're ready to take it in whoo Weasel Don't worry The train's going to the doctor. Okay Tuesday Who knows what's all gonna need to get done do it. We're gonna do a Multi-point inspection and make sure that everything is Not everything is as it should be like to keep it tip top want these vehicles to last for a long time, right? So to the good doctor she goes But so I threw my two quay too far back Oh Can't find my good to call the sudden Really weird cuz remember I brought my good to to work by accident on that half day This week and we call I shouldn't wear this to work anymore Now it's just gone. That's what happens when you wear your good to to work Just appears What? It's always time for breakfast Frosted flakes are one of my favorite. I haven't had this in years. Now. What better for a midday snack? Then some sugar in a bowl Any do you like this stuff? I didn't even know Britt bought it. I didn't realize it until she brought it out for herself this morning The weather is supposed to get warmer next week. So There's some good news This cold snap will be coming to an end. It was actually pretty short this year Like I've been saying it came two weeks late and it seems to be leaving at the same time as it usually does around the second week of February which means All downhill now to summer or is it all uphill Like everything's getting better. Everything's looking up or everything's getting easier on the way down to summer On the way downhill. We've had this debate before. I want to know what you think What is it when you say something good is coming in the future? Things are getting better I always say it's all downhill from here because it's all you're over the hill You climb the mountain and it's all downhill the summertime in the valley Which is where it's nice and warm and everything my wife, however her the way she looks at it is When things are getting better and the future looks good Everything is uphill from here because everything is looking up You just keep going up and up to higher better places Personally, I think my mind makes more sense the valley, but it all depends. I mean do you like to be hired? Do you like to be in the valley?  You can't make me.  He's like a snake.  It's not much we can do Can't go anywhere because it's so cold outside and Even my cameras my equipment and stuff it's outside for too long freezes and it could damage it So we're stuck inside for the most part hibernating But it's all downhill from here Things are getting better We'll see you tomorrow everybody. Thanks for hanging out


So we're here at Solvae. So who are you? So we are Solvae specialty polymers. We are specialists in very high-performance materials. So here we are exhibiting our piezoelectric, electroactive materials. So what is this? So this is a piece of the capacitor structure made of our electroactive piezoelectric polymer with printed silver electrodes. So this can be used either as a sensor or as an actuator. Sensor or as an actuator. So a sensor is like a sensor of what? A piezoelectric material is a material that will react to any mechanical stress received by generating an electrical field. Conversely, if you apply an electrical field to the material, it will actuate, it will deform. And you can generate some vibration. You can make this a loudspeaker. So it can be a speaker? It can be a loudspeaker. But what does that have to do with the sensor? That's the other one? That's the converse effect. If you press, imagine you have to press this. This is connected to some electronic device. You press it. By applying a mechanical stress to the material, you will generate an electrical field that can be detected. So it's like a button? It's like a button, a switch. Is a switch? Yes, it could be. A switch or what kind of other end user and industry application is going to be? Like speakers, switches? Pressures and so on. So you can measure how much pressure there is? You can pressure how much pressure because the electrical field you will get out of it is completely proportional to the mechanical stress applied. Is it very precise? It is. Even with printed electronics? Of course. So you're doing printed electronics, right? We are producing raw materials and we have partners that are making the devices out of that. So what is the raw material? It's fluorinated polymers that are inherently piezoelectric. So they can be printed. You don't need any mechanical post-treatment. We formulate them into ready-to-use inks that can be printed on a flexible substrate or whatever, a low-temperature process. Are you the first company in the world who is able to do printed at the speakers? We ourselves. You will be able to make it happen? Yes, it's already demonstrated with raw materials. So it's demonstrated for now? How soon is it mass production and a big quantity of real products? The product is commercial. It is commercial? It is commercial. The product is, we have been working on these products for many years. It's commercial. Our partners are developing prototypes, so we're ready to get commercial as well. We also have some commercial applications of it already. All right. What is this one? It's the same except it's the same type of things. It's a larger size. It's also silver, inkjet silver, inkjet printed silver electrodes. This one has been encapsulated in a kind of two layers of PET, so it's more rigid. But it's the same... So they could also be coming sound of it or measuring the pressure? Absolutely. Puts against it? And right here? The interest of the product as well is the electroactive material. The piezoelectric material is really fully transparent. Of course the silver electrode is not, but the material is fully transparent. And if we put it here, it is transparent. It is flexible. So that part is transparent? No, that part. The electroactive material. The printed silver is not transparent as it is. However, we can use other type of samples, also type of conductive material for electrodes, like B.pses that are more transparent. So what you do is everywhere on this? What we do is we produce the electroactive, piezoelectric polymer, which is the transparent thing. So you make a transparent film, and on top of that there's some silver stuff, materials going on? We make the polymer that can be printed or casted in a film. And then you can print on top of it, the bottom and top electrodes, you need to make the device. So where is the company from? Solve is a Belgium group, and Solve has specialty polymers. He is a quarter in Italy, close to Milan. And how long has Solve been doing what kind of things before? Solve is celebrating his 150th anniversary in... 50? 150 years. 150? Yes. So doing what? Two years ago, in 2013. Doing what? Yes, mainly. Chemicals, polymers, and this is now the Printed Electronics Conference. What do you think about this conference? It's a very interesting conference. Many people are visiting it, and it's for us a very good opportunity to meet our partners and customers. And find new ones.


Welcome. This is Melissa Arma with the stock swishing and reviewing Baidu. Baidu was the stocks was show play of the day. Today a gap down. This was earnings. It was a nice gap. The low of the day actually was set fairly early in the morning. I'm going to show, well actually no, let me blow up the daily. So here's what it did. Close the night before at 1.64.95. Boom. Open in the morning, down fell. Low of the day, you can see here was 1.56.80. I tried to hold this a little bit longer than I should have. I was distracted this morning. The market was falling. I was watching a lot of different things. Some people had a perfect, perfect, perfect exit in this today, though I will say. Just go over here. So anyways, here's where closed. Here's where a gap down. For those of you that don't know, I do only gaps. And I mostly like to short. This was a short. So again, this didn't go as far as I would have liked it to today, but some people did it and got out immediately. I thought it would keep going. So again, it's very difficult to have a lower the day exit in every short or a higher the day exit in every long. I did the best I could, but this though, I liked it. I still think this is lower, but I ended up getting out of it, obviously with profit. It was a trade. It was a trade, but it's so funny how it just crashed in the morning so quickly there. Where do I think this would go from here? 156, it never got there. It tried 155 possibly lower. Will this depend on the market? Not necessarily. Not necessarily. I mean, here's the overall chart of this. I mean, this has been falling now for so long. The last time that this stock made brand new all-time highs, I'll tell you exactly, was February. I was going to say March. No, it was February this year. A very, very, very long time ago. And that's the way the cookie crumbles. You know, for whatever reason, this has been falling. Again, I don't follow fundamentals and follow the gap. It was a good short today. It worked. It went. Do I think it's lower? Yes, but it will have to see when and how fast. I think this is going to be on its own though. I think this could continue falling without the market as my point. I don't think anyone's going to buy this. I could be wrong, but I don't think anyone's going to because nobody really bought it today. This is lifting slightly here. Really only, it just is lifting because we're getting into the close. Like it dropped, open dropped, fell hard, fell, pitted out, based out, and now into the close. You know, there are, I don't trade into the close usually, but there are people that just do trades into the close. Like they'll do the reverse of a move. That's not what I do. I don't want to sit all day and watch for that. I like to be done in the morning quick. I was done quick this morning, but not as quick as that first drop, which some people had that beautiful exit. I mean, that was a beautiful exit. Anything with a one of five, six today in front of it was a really nice exit. Anyways, it's been a good week. It's been a good earning season. A lot of nice day trades here by me called lately. We'll see where we go. We'll see where we go tonight. Disney's out tonight. We'll see what happens tomorrow. Looking for a good one tomorrow. I don't know if it's going to be Disney or something else, but I'm going to do my best to rate the best thing. If you're interested in the Golden Gap course, the next class is August 28th and 29th. That is the last class for a while because then it's Labor Day, September. My birthday, September's a really busy month for me. So if you want to get in to trade for this fall period, really, this is the next class, the end of the month. Email me at MelissaTheStockSwitch.com if you have any questions or you can call me at 929-3200-Gap. Have a great day.


Now, Roma Wines present Suspense! Tonight, the merry widower, starring Reginald Gardner. Suspense is presented for your enjoyment by Roma Wines. That's R-O-M-A, Roma Wines. Those excellent California wines that can add so much pleasantness to the way you live. To your happiness and entertaining guests. To your enjoyment of everyday meals. Yes, right now a glassful would be very pleasant, as Roma Wines bring you... Suspense! This is the man in black, here for the Roma Wine Company of Fresno, California. Who tonight from Hollywood brings you as star, Mr. Reginald Gardner. And a suspense play in grim three-quarter time. And so, with the merry widower and with the performance of Mr. Gardner, we again hope to keep you in suspense! You don't listen to me. My good woman, pray, what is the meaning of this intrusion? What? Oh, hello, Ethel. I say, who do you think you're calling my good woman? Well, for a moment I didn't know who it was, Ethel. You didn't know who it was? Well, who did you think it was, the servant? Please, Ethel. Not that it wouldn't be nice if we did have a servant. We shall, my dear. We shall. Of course, that's what you say. That's what you always say about everything. Sometimes I wonder why I ever married you, George Munce. It hasn't changed my life much. When I met you, I was waiting on people all day long in Hoffman's restaurant, and now all day long I wait on you. You don't think by any chance do you that I'm unworthy to be waited on? That would be amusing. Oh, George, it isn't that. I'm no snob and you know it. And I'm not afraid of a little hard work, either. But you're always making such great plans and such big promises. Yes, well, I have big plans. Someday you'll realize, my dear, that you've married a rather remarkable man. Well, remarkable man. If you don't hurry up and get down to work, you'll be fired. I'm not going to work this morning. You're what? I said I'm not going to work this morning. George Munce, are you crazy? What? What did you say? What's come over you lately, anyway? Ah, then you've noticed something. I should say I have. Wearing wing collars in the daytime all of a sudden and buying yourself a fancy hat and a cane. Really, Ethel, it's quite appropriate that I should wear a Homburg hat and carry a walking stick. After all, I... Appropriate, is it? Well, I haven't had a new hat since I can remember and you know how we have to scrape along here and now you're not going to work. Well, where are you going? I'm going up to London. London? Yes, there are certain very important affairs that I must take care of in London, my dear. And just what are these very important affairs, your royal highness? Hmm. Why did you call me that? Because you act so high and mighty sometimes. Oh, George, why can't you be a little more practical? My dear, has it ever occurred to you that I might be different from other men? Oh, George, you are. I know you are. In most ways you're the most wonderful husband a girl could ever have. But really... Yes, perhaps it's time, yeah, I think it is. Time that I took you into my confidence. Well, perhaps it's time I took you into mine. There's just ten shilling sixpence in the house to buy groceries for the rest of the month. Please, Ethel, don't be sordid. Sordid? Well, if you think three meals a day is so sordid all of a...  George! You're not fit to share my confidence. You're not fit to share my confidence or my station. George! George! George! George! I've seen it now for the twelfth time within as many weeks. And again, as on each previous occasion, I'm all but overcome by the one astounding incredible and yet quite simple fact. The story being played upon the stage is my story. And the hero of that story, the dashing prince Danilo of Massovia, is myself. The time is not yet ripe for me to return and take my rightful station in my country. All this must for a little longer yet remain my secret. Ethel has no suspicion yet, that's obvious, but there is one who knows and I'm sure of it. Although she's far too tactful to say so, my lady of the veil. And she'll be waiting for me again tonight, that I'm sure of too, in the lobby of the theatre after the performance. Ah, fair lady. It's you again! My, this is the coincidence. No, no, I'd set my heart on meeting you again. May I walk a little way with you, fair lady? If you like. Shall we go through the park? If you like? Then we meet again. You must be almost as fond of the place I am. Fond of it? That's hardly the word for it now, is it? But I suppose you have some special reason. Ah, then you do suspect me. Oh, now one doesn't have to be a mind reader for that. Every young man in town is halfway in love with a merry widow as it is. Not every young man, fair lady. Remember the prince himself does not return her love until the very last. Well, that's so. That's as it must be, fair lady. If you don't stop calling me fair lady, I shall have to start calling you Prince Charming. Shall we sit here? You know something. What? You've never told me your name. Haven't I? No. What is your name? My name? Why, as a matter of fact, it's Prince. Prince? And what's your first name? My first name? Yes. Daniel. Daniel Prince. Well, that's rather like the name in the play. Daniel Prince? Prince Danilo? It is rather like, isn't it? Yes, it is. Well, don't you want to know my name? Oh, I know it. It's Sonya. No. It's Hilda. Hilda Callamere. Oh. Well, I must say you're not very curious. Don't you want to know anything more about me? Whether I'm married or...  Yes, so I am. However, did you know?  Well, since my bereavement, I may seem a little older than you. Even a few years older. It's not one's age that matters, but who one is. Oh, that is so true. Daniel, are you married? Married? No. Well, I don't see why you act so skittish about it. But I suppose you're like all the rest you've a guilty conscience. No, I have not. Some liaison with a pretty barmaid, like the prince in the play. That's it, isn't it, Mr. Prince? Yes, there is a little liaison, yes. And now you're tired of her, and you're wondering how to break it off. Is that it? Yes. My poor prince charming. Miss Callamere, if you could help me, I... No, no, Daniel, that's something you must do for yourself. But I can tell you this. It's best to be strong about it. Break it straight off, open, and aboveboard. Like a true gentleman. Isn't it now? Yes, yes, of course. And things like that are always so unsatisfactory for a young man of your station in life, aren't they? My station, yes. What's that? Why, 12 o'clock, I expect. I'll have to hurry. Daniel, wait! Where are you going? Home. Are you, George? Yes, my dear. Oh, I must have fallen asleep waiting for you. What time is it? A little after one, I think. After one? Where in the world have you been all this time? I told you this morning that I had certain very important matters to attend to in London. And what are these important matters, may I ask, that keep you out until one o'clock in the morning? Ethel. Tell me, do you believe in morganetic marriages? In what? Morganetic marriages. Whatever's that? When a person of royal blood marries someone beneath his station. Well, I never thought about it. I don't see what's wrong with it if they're both in love. Why in the world do you ask me a question like that? I just wanted to know what you thought.  I still dance. Please, Ethel, I'm very tired. I think we should get to bed. All right. I don't want to quarrel with you tonight of all nights. George. Yes? I did an awfully foolish thing today. What? I spent all our money, or most of it. Here, look what I got. What's that? A little box. It's for cigarettes or hairpins or whatever you like. But when you open it, it plays that tune you like so much. See? That was very thoughtful of you, Ethel. It's really quite appropriate. Yeah, now I didn't get it for you. Look, look what else I got. Well, what are those? Oh, you can see what they are.  Well, why did you get them? Oh, I know it's silly and all, but... George, if we were to have a baby... A baby? Yes, mind you, I didn't say we will. It's impossible. Well, it's not impossible either. I tell you it is. It's not the way the thing should happen at all. The way what should happen? No, it's not wrong. It's not fitting to my station. It can't happen. Oh, it can't?  Ethel! George, I thought you'd be happy if you thought that... Of course, my dear, of course. Yes, the idea just came as something of a surprise, that's all. Then you mean... Well, let's talk about it in the morning, my dear. I... I think now I shall take a bath. A bath at this time of night? Nerves, you know. Relaxing. Well, do hurry then. Chant belong. George! I can't hear you. Oh, it's no great matter. What is it? Why don't you come in here and talk to me? 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And now it is with pleasure that we bring back to our soundstage Mr. Reginald Gardner in the Merry Widower, a tale well calculated to keep you in suspense. Shall I tell you more? Yes, I believe I shall. You've been very attentive, and it pleases us to have you share our confidence. Very well then, at the performance that evening, the lovely widow and I sealed our betrothal. Miss Callamere! Why, it's my Prince Charming. Miss Callamere, may we have our walk again, please? Why, of course. Really, I hardly expected to see you at all this evening. You know you were rather a naughty boy so suddenly last night, without a word or anything? Yes, I suppose I was, but... You were going home, you said? Yes, to my lodgings. Oh, of course. Tell me, did you enjoy the performance tonight? I didn't see it. I don't want ever to see it or hear it again. Oh, Daniel, do you have something to tell me? Yes. Is it about your... about her? Yes. Did you do as I told you? Yes, it's finished. My poor dear boy, and that's why you don't want to hear the music anymore, because it reminds you of things you'd rather forget. Yes. That was very good of you, Daniel, and very brave. I hope it wasn't necessary to hurt her too much. No, it didn't hurt her very much. And what are your plans? I've come to you, Miss Cal... I've come to you. Daniel, you mean... You're the only person in the world who understands me, Miss Calamity. Oh, my prince charming. It's like a dream, like the play that brought us together. We are the play now. Until death do us part. Yes, until death do us part. It has come off precisely as it should have. I've married the lovely widow, and we shall live happily ever after. She has a fine home and her own income, and it's very fine, and she's very good to me, and very tactful too. She never refers to my true identity or to the imposter who continues nightly to play out my life upon the stage. At her suggestion, I've taken a position in a London chemist shop for my self-respect, she says, but of course she means the better to disguise my true name and station until the time comes. Now, each morning she walks down with me as I go to work. Well, be sure and start with the headers on your way home and pick up your new Hamburg. I've ordered especially for you. Yes, my dear. I'm sure it'll be very becoming. And now let me see. Oh yes, this is the day you're paid, isn't it? Yes, so it is. You know, I've been thinking you should have your own bank account. What would you say to that? Whatever you think best, my dear. Very well. But bring the money home as usual, and I'll arrange it all for you tomorrow. Yes, my dear. Well, here we are. Mind you, come right home after work, and don't be late. We're having something very special for dinner this evening. I shall, my dear. Goodbye. Goodbye, Daniel. Oh, so there you are. Good morning, Mr. Aversmith. You're late again, Prince. I'm sorry, Mr. Aversmith. Well, being sorry isn't enough. This is the second time this summer. See, it don't happen again. Yes, Mr. Aversmith.  Yes, sir. Here's something new. I want you to pay attention to it today. It's a novelty. I want you to try out, see?  Oh, very good, Mr. Aversmith. You have to demonstrate it so. Look sharp here. Yes, sir. It's a cigarette box. When you opens it, it plays a tune, like this. You see? Stop it. Stop it. Stop it, I say. What? I'm sorry, sir. But you see, I'm quite allergic to music.  Well, mind you don't talk to me in that tone of voice so you're liable to find that I'm allergic to keeping you on here.  Yes, sir. And here's your pay. The sixpence dock for that glass you broke Saturday. Thank you, sir. And mind you give some attention to trying to sell that music box. Allergic or not allergic? Yes, sir. Oh, hello, Prince. I was all around, the old man. Oh, nothing at all. Just a minor difference of opinion and a matter of policy, that's all. Matter of policy, eh? Oh, here, what's this? Don't touch it. What's wrong? Has it got a snake in it or what?  Well, let's see. Oh, I say. Give it to me. Well, you are edgy. Why, you look as though you'd seen a ghost. A ghost? At the lunch hour I took the wretched thing out to the back of the store. I smashed it to bits and threw it into the rubbish bin. It had been priced at seven and six. And I rang it up on the cash register. I say, Prince. Yes, sir? Where's that music box? I sold it, sir. You did, eh? Well, that's jolly good. Nice to have you show a bit of initiative for a change. Thank you, sir. Here, here you are. There's another one. What? Salesman taught me into buying three dozen of them. I thought for a while I'd be stuck with them, but I guess that's going to be you that's stuck with them. Eh, Prince? That's it. Now, it's you that's stuck with them. Three dozen. Yes, sir. I'll get rid of them, I'm sure. Well, come on, Prince. Let's go have a spot of lunch together. No, no. I'm going home to lunch today. I must get something very important. Well, good night, Birdie. Hi, Prince. Good night, Mr. Aversmith. Good night. Oh, Prince. Yes, sir? Eh, how did you do all of those musical cigarette boxes? They're all sold, sir. What? All three dozen? Yes, sir. You see, a gentleman came in and said he wanted them for an orphanage, sir. Three dozen musical... Well, that's a nice travelling bag you have there. Genuine alligator. Pretty expensive, eh? Yes, sir, it is. It's, sir, it's my wife's. Three dozen musical cigarette boxes for an orphanage.  No, he was quite sane, sir. As sane as you or me. Well, good night, Prince. Good night, sir. Can you spare a poor man a copper gavner? Yes, here. Here's a shilling. Oh, go bless your gavner. But there's something you must do. I want to give you something else. Oh, what? Here, take this suitcase. It's yours. You can do anything you like with it. Yeah. What's that game, gavner? There's no game. I'm just tired of it, that's all. It's a good bag. You can probably pawn it for a nice price. What's in it? Do you want it or don't you? Well, I'll take it. But I hope you don't have your wife tapping it or something.  Yes, my dear? Well, it's about time. I've been looking for my alligator bag.  I borrowed it. Borrowed it? What for? Where is it? It was stolen. Stolen? Well, how? You see, I was riding on the underground and some chap grabbed it and dashed out of the door with it before I could stop him. My beautiful bag. Oh, Daniel, how could you have been so careless? Well, it can't be helped now, my dear. I'll save up and buy you another one. Stolen. Well, at least we can phone the police. Police? Well, why not? That's what one usually does about stolen belongings, isn't it? It's not the slightest use, my dear. Well, there's no harm in it. Oh, I'll answer it, Daniel. Yes? Why, yes, my husband and I were just... Yes. Yes, that would be if... Oh. Well, that is odd. Well, yes, come right up. Yes, we'll both be here. That was the police, Daniel. They found my bag. No, no, they couldn't have. They saw a beggar carrying it. They thought it looked odd.  Oh. Daniel, it was full of music boxes. 36 of them. All right, then. They were down at the store. They got on my nerves. And, Daniel, they all played the same piece of music. The tune from our play that you used to like so much. That's right. And you haven't ever wanted to hear again. Hilda. Well, Daniel... I'm... I'm very tired, Hilda. I... I'm going to take a bath. I want to talk to you. Very well. You may talk to me while I run my bath. Daniel, something's happened. You're different. I'm no different. Well, why do you hate that piece of music so much?  Oh. What? Well, it's because of... it's because of her, isn't it? Yes. No. What did you do that night?  Who are you? I am His Royal Highness Prince Danilo of Massovia. Daniel? What I have done, I have done in the interest of my royal house and of my kingdom. And what I am about to do... Oh, that is the police. I'll go send them away. Daniel, open that door. What do you want? Scotland Yard. That's him. Oh, George. Careful. Oh, George, why did you leave me? I'd fallen in the bathroom and cracked my head. And when I woke up, you were gone. You'd fallen? We've been trying to find you for this lady for quite a while, Mr Muncie. All we had to go on was your taste in music. Oh, George. And when this bag showed up with the music boxes in it, by the way, is this your other wife's bag? Oh, George. There was someone else. Ah, so you don't want to answer, eh? Well, you better call the other lady down here, Mr Muncie. It looks as though you'd have to answer to a charge of bigamy, Raleigh. Bigamy. Bigamy. I've turned at last to my rightful place and have taken up residence of my castle in Assovia. There are heavy bars upon the window for the protection of my royal person, and I am most courteously treated by all my court attendants. Even now, I hear the approach of my prime minister whose quaint conceit it is to call himself my doctor. He has been on a personal errand at my request. Did you get it? Did you bring us what we asked? Yes. I managed to find one. Here it is. Ah, yes, yes. That is it. We thank you. Because it seems a trivial thing, a mere trinket, but it reminds us of so many things that we cannot quite remember, like some dream of another life. And it will serve to take our mind from cares of state, which is most necessary, since we know that now we shall be here all the rest of our life. And so closes the merry widower, starring Mr. Reginald Gardner. Tonight's study in suspense. Suspense is produced and directed by William Spear. Yes, Roma wine makes any meal taste better. That's the proven experience of those who have discovered the flavor-complementing magic of these delightful yet inexpensive wines. 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Prophet Shepard Bushiri resists R-10M extortion by cops. Prophet Shepard Bushiri in his private jet. Bushiri has reportedly opened a case of extortion against cops who wanted R-10M from him to make his allegedly concocted cases disappear. Enlightened Christian gaffering leader Prophet Shepard Bushiri is embroiled in R-10M extortion drama that allegedly involves corrupt crime intelligence cops and then Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa's advisors. Bushiri opened a case of extortion with the Independent Police Investigative Directorate, Ipid, in February against Crime Intelligence Unit cops and two men purported to be from Ramaphosa's former retinue. He also reported the shenanigans to the Crime Intelligence Inspector General Setla Mamaruddin Tweet.


What makes for excellence in heart care? It starts with one of the most amazing teams of heart surgeons and cardiologists that I've seen assembled under one roof and the region's leading technology in a new $40 million facility. This is the nationally recognized Heart and Vascular Institute of Eastern Kentucky at Pikeville Medical Center. On Monday, February 27th, the Pikeville Police and Fire Department showcased their year-end reviews to the City Commission. Reports have increased activity from both departments was presented by Police Chief Michael Riddle and Fire Chief Johnny Lee Cole. City Manager Phillip Ellswick expresses his gratitude for their efforts. Every year in February, the Police Department and the Fire Department does their year-end review for the prior calendar year where they present the commission with the statistics on arrest or the number of EMS calls and things of that nature. We talk about new equipment that they brought in, new training, new activities they're doing in the community. We believe we have the best Police and Fire Department in Kentucky, if not more, or not a larger area. But there's always room for growth and new things that come along and we do set high standards for them and they meet them every year. Both departments have become much more involved with the community in recent years. Thanks to them, the quality of living in the city has grown. There's been a large significant growth in that over the past few months where they're much more engaged in the community, they're present at more activities there. They refer to their special details. That's how they refer to those activities, is a special detail. So that may be putting up Christmas lights or Christmas decorations or it may be Nightmare on Main or something of that nature. But their involvement in the community has grown significantly. Chief Riddle said that the Pifal Police Department is responsible directly for over 53% of the indictments that were handed down in Pike County last year. That's phenomenal. For a police department of 25 officers. They're very proactive. They seek people committing crime in Pikeville. They don't wait on somebody to call 911 to respond to a call. And Pikeville is a much safer community because of those guys and the work that they do. And the people of Pikeville should be very thankful for both the police and the fire department. Reporting from Mountain Top News, I'm Nick Colum.


Welcome back we are in the final theme of our lecture course. The theme is entitled Continued Fractions. So these are basically fractions which are continued in some way. More precisely a continued fraction is an expression of the following form. Here these integers a i they are positive integer from a 1 onwards. So these onwards these are all positive and a 0 is just an integer. It can be 0, it can be positive or it can even be a negative integer. We have such an expression and this expression observe that it involves only finitely many integers. Such an expression is called a continued fraction. It is being called like this because it involves fractions and they are continued in some sense. So we call it continued fraction. We also saw an example in the last lecture that 15 by 11 can be written as a continued fraction in the following way. Moreover, this is not quite unique such expression because the last integer 3 can also be written as 1 by 2 plus 1 by 1. So we have some sort of nonuniqueness whenever there are rational numbers involved but the nonuniqueness would only mean that the last term where you will have an n that can also be written as n minus 1 plus 1 by 1. This is the only way by which we will have nonuniqueness for the continued fraction for rationals otherwise it is essentially unique. So before saying all these things we should also give a way to construct a continued fraction representation for a rational number and so on. We will do all these things as and when the time comes but we also noticed another thing that if you have a continued fraction then it is necessarily a rational number. Observe that a continued fraction is obtained by starting with an integer and then you write it as 1 upon a.  So we observed it in the last lecture also that this is necessarily a rational number let us see the proof once again. So suppose theta n denotes this continued fraction then theta n is a rational number and as one would expect this proof follows by induction on n. So induction will start with n equal to 0 or n equal to 1 wherever you want. So we observe that a0 is of course a rational number. So if your n was 0 so we are done if n is 0 more over any theta n can be written as 1 a0 plus 1 upon here I will write it as theta prime n minus 1 where theta prime n minus 1 has a continued fraction expansion or here theta prime n minus 1 is a1 plus 1 upon a2 plus 1 upon dot dot dot plus 1 upon a n which we write as b0 plus 1 upon b1 plus 1 upon dot dot dot 1 upon bn minus 1 and if we assume the induction hypothesis because we are done with n equal to 0 so assuming the induction hypothesis showing the induction hypothesis theta n minus 1 prime is a rational number and then theta n a0 plus 1 upon theta n minus 1 prime also has to be a rational because once theta n minus 1 prime is rational this quantity is a rational number being reciprocal of this rational and then you are simply adding an integer so ultimately the number that you get theta n also has to be a rational number. So by the induction hypothesis whenever the result is true for n minus 1 the result is true for n once you have a continued fraction expansion a continued fraction representation having a0 a1 up to a n and if the for any a0 a1 up to a n minus 1 if you have that the corresponding number is rational then we prove that the number for a0 up to a n is also rational of course we have proved that for n equal to 0 the result holds so by the method of induction this result is now done. So every continued fraction is a rational number is the other way also true if we have a rational number is it equal to a continued fraction that is also true. So every rational number if you start with a q in rationals then it can be written as a continued fraction remember continued fraction is essentially given by the sequence a0 a1 up to a n where a0 is an integer and a1 a2 a n are natural numbers. So we want to write q a rational number in this form suppose our q has the form a by b where a is an integer and b is taken to be natural number so our b is taken to be positive and we will also have that a by b is 1 the GCD of a and b is 1 this is our standard requirement. Now a might be less than b or a might be bigger than b so what we do first of all is that we apply the division algorithm to a and b so by division algorithm a is going to be n1 plus r1 a is going to be n1 b plus r1 where your r1 is strictly less than b and of course you have that n1 is an integer. The division algorithm introduced by Euclid that we have studied in our course requires both a and b to be natural numbers but we can of course do it whenever b is a natural number and a is any integer we can of course have the corresponding result with the small change that the quotient that you had obtained that quotient can now be an integer. Earlier when we worked with a and b to be both natural numbers we had that the quotient q1 that we had obtained there was a natural number but if you have your a to be negative then it is possible that b into a negative number gives you a plus there is a remainder. So we will now take the n1 to be an integer and r1 is now a positive integer with the property that it is between 0 and b but it is not equal to b. So with this we then have a upon b equal to n1 plus r1 upon b. So we have written a by b the given rational number as an integer plus r1 upon b. Now this r1 can be 0 or it can be nonzero but it is strictly less than b. So r1 by b belongs to 0 comma open 1. Since r1 is strictly less than b r1 upon b is a rational number which is less than 1 and because r1 can be 0 you have that r1 upon b can also be 0 but it is otherwise strictly between 0 and 1. So if you take the reciprocal of r1 by b that will be a number which will be bigger than 1 we have q equal to a by b to be 1 n1 plus 1 upon b upon r1. Now r1 is less than b and so we can apply the division algorithm once again to the pair b comma r1. So we get b equal to n2 r1 plus r2 with 0 less than or equal to r2 strictly less than r1. Now all these are natural numbers because our b is a natural number r1 is a natural number so n2 is natural r2 is natural and moreover r2 lies between 0 and r1 with possible equality at 0. So this gives q equal to a by b which we have written as n1 plus 1 upon b by r1 but we once divide by r1 we get this to be n2 plus r2 by r1. Once again r2 by r1 is strictly less than 1 so you invert that and repeat the procedure you will get r3 by r2. And notice here that the denominators that you are getting at all these levels earlier we had b then we got r1 which is strictly less than b then we got r2 which is further strictly less than r1 and so on if you continue this way you are going to get denominators which are strictly decreasing and these decreasing denominators will eventually reach the number 1 which is where the Euclidean algorithm concludes to give you the GCD of a and b which is going to be 1 because we have assumed that a and b are co-prime. So once this reaches 1 then we will conclude this process so once ri becomes 0 this process concludes to give a continued fraction representation for q which is a by b. So we proved that while every continued fraction is a rational on the other hand every rational number can also be written as a continued fraction. Now the next thing we would want to do is to look at general real number and see how the continued fractions help us in approximating the real numbers. There is of course the question of uniqueness but we have already noticed that when you have the uniqueness does not hold as n is n minus 1 plus 1 upon 1 but this is the only possible such instance. That means every rational number thus every rational representations as a continued fraction different n's. So if you have a continued fraction representation for n integers involved there then you will have another with n plus 1 integer or n minus 1 integer. So this is the only difference that we will have for a continued fraction representation for a rational number. This is the small thing that we have to be careful about whenever we want to write any rational number as a continued fraction but the algorithm that we have expressed is going to give us the continued fraction for the given rational number. Note that even if you have two representation for the same continued fraction one with n integers involved and say another with n plus 1 integers the value of the continued fraction does remain the same. So unless you have to really work with the numbers which are there involved in the continued fractions unless you have to do that you do not really have to worry about this question of non uniqueness. So we would further want to see that every real number theta is a limit of continued fractions in some sense a unique way. So I expect that all of you know how the real numbers are constructed from rational numbers there is some small bit of analysis which we will have to consider here. So everybody knows that this is the set of rational numbers you have a by b where a is an integer b is a natural number and we will also assume that a by the GCD a b is 1. This is the set of rational numbers and if you have the real line then the rational numbers can be plotted on this real line you have 0 you have 1, 2, 3, minus 1, minus 2, minus 3 then you have 1 by 2 this is 3 by 2, 5 by 2, minus 1 by 2, minus 3 by 2, minus 5 by 2 and so on. We can continue this way but the distance between the 2 rational numbers will become smaller and smaller once you increase the denominator. So for instance 1 third will come somewhere here 2 thirds come somewhere here then this will be 4 thirds and this will be 5 thirds and so on and on this side there are negatives. So this is also a fact that any real number now what is the real number? So one way you can think about real numbers in an intuitive sort of way is any number which can be plotted on this real line. You take your pen and point it anywhere suppose I point it here. So I am looking at this real number anything that can be plotted. So the real number now is the quantity which is the distance of 0 to this particular point. So any such point will give us a real number once we have specified where we are putting 0 and once we define what is 1 that will decide what is the unit. Once you have that then any point on the real line gives rise to a unique real number and it is clear that any real number is always a limit of rational numbers. So this is expressed by saying that the set of rational numbers is dense in the set of real numbers. There are many ways to obtain the sequence of rational numbers converging to a given real number. What you can do is that first of all you can look at all integers. Now distance between any two integers is at most 1, any two consecutive integers is at most is equal to 1 and your real number theta has to belong to some such consecutive pair of consecutive integers. We have the whole real line which we are going to cut into several sub intervals of length 1 whose end points are integers and then your real number will have to belong to some certain n to n plus 1. Then you take the smallest one call that n that will be the first term of the sequence converging to your real number. Because once you have this integer next you can look at all the numbers whose denominators is equal to 2 and the numerator can be all integers once again. So you have the number 0 by 2 which is 0, then 1 by 2, then 2 by 2 which is 1, then 3 by 2, 4 by 2 which is 2, then 5 by 2 and so on. So once again you have an infinite set but now the distance between any two consecutive such numbers is reduced by a factor of 2. Earlier we had integers where the distance was 1, now we have these rational numbers whose denominator is 2 or 1 and so the distance between any two such numbers is equal to, any two consecutive such numbers is 1 by 2 and your theta has to belong to one such sub interval. So we will again take the one which is just preceding your theta. So you have gotten another element possibly it is the same element that you obtained in the first step but it could also be some new element. So this is your second element earlier element had the property that your theta and your earlier element were bound the distance between these two was less than or equal to 1. Now the second entry of the sequence that we are going to construct has the property that theta and this second entry the difference of the two is less than or equal to 1 by 2. Then you will go to the rational numbers whose denominators are 3. So you will have 0 by 3, 1 by 3, 2 by 3, 3 by 3 which is an integer 4 by 3, 5 by 3, 6 by 3 which is an integer same on the negative side and once again you get third entry of your sequence with the property that the distance now from theta of the third entry is less than or equal to 1 by 3. So we just continue this way and you will get some number a by n for every n you will get an a depending of course on n such that the distance of theta and a by n is less than or equal to 1 by n and a is an integer and you can also always choose a by n to be less than theta it is on the left hand side. So you when you look at mod theta minus a by n it is actually theta minus a by n that is a positive quantity because theta is bigger than a by n. So we have this difference to be less than or equal to 1 by n and this can be done for every n as you let n go to infinity we have that actually a sequence is constructed of rational numbers going to theta. Now you could have taken the numbers coming after theta and that would give you another such sequence or you could take the first term to be before theta, next one after theta, third before theta, fourth after theta and so on. So there are many ways to construct these sequences but what we want to know is whether there is a nice way to approximate real numbers by rational numbers. So what we have constructed so far has the property that theta minus a by n has distance less than 1 upon n. Now we may say that 1 upon n is a very big number we want the distance to be less than 1 upon n square. We want to have for every theta we would like to have rationals of the form p by q such that mod theta minus p by q is less than 1 upon q square we would like these rationals to come very close to our theta while keeping theta as small as possible. This is what we would want to do. So this and many other things will come in the next lecture so I hope to see you then. Thank you.


all right so we're in first gear and if I let off the brake you're going to see we're going to roll a little bit right there so I'm going to mash the trans brake button right now as you see the lights engaged I'm going to take my foot off of the brake and the truck is going to stay put I can floor the gas pedal right now if I want to this truck will not move at all I'll show you rpm and we didn't even flinch so I'm going to hold it down to about 2000 much how it works very very simple so what I'm going to do now is I'm actually going to back up a little bit I'm going to let my camera guy get back and I'm going to drop this thing at about four grand and let you guys see it launch on the trans brake again we're not going to hook up it's not going to do nothing to stir but that's what we're working on so I'm going to back up let you guys see a trans brake once from outside the truck he's having an awesome time out there I know it has been a minute since I've uploaded the video we're going on about two weeks and I have been extremely busy with work work and more work it has been absolutely crazy but today's video I'm going to do basically kind of like an update on frostbite and a walk around a lot of people have been asking me to do another walk around since everything's changed so that's what I'm going to do I'm going to start the truck up and we're going to do a full walk around of the outside of the truck while it's running under the hood inside the truck and let you guys hear it check it out and then I'm going to go into detail a lot of people have been wanting to know how the shifter works from cope racing in the transmission and so we're going to kind of go over how the shifter works and I might even do a little small trans brake test right here just kind of show you guys how the button what buttons does what and how it works and the whole nine so hell yeah let's get to this badass walk around ppp shifter that I got from cope racing and the buttons how it works what I got to do and just kind of like go over the whole thing so how we have my truck set up right now is my truck will start only in neutral that's why you see it's already in neutral right now so my truck will start neutral that's how we wired it up it starts in neutral only it does not start in park right now we have it set up to start in neutral so I have to be in neutral to start my truck and then I can put it in park and let it sit do whatever but that is how I have to start my truck so if we have this shifter in neutral the truck will start and I can go to any gear forward or backwards whatever I want to do from there now how this thing works so we're going to go to park and there you go you see park so if I want to go to neutral I got to push down the button here push the handle in front where you see my fingers that would be neutral if I want to go to first same thing that's first now if we're actually driving the truck or racing the truck or whatever to go to the rest to go through the rest of the gears and keep in mind the 46 re is a four speed transmission and I did the overdrive dilly so we have an actual overdrive and that is what this button right here does we will go over that in a second but right now we're in first gear so we're going to pretend we're driving or racing whatever and it's time to shift then all we got to do is pull back and we are in second gear as you can see the indicator makes a very cool bad ass sound if you ask me I love the sound the shifter makes so if it's time to go to third gear same thing we're just going to pull back and now we're in third gear and if we want to go to fourth gear same thing we are in fourth gear now when we're in fourth gear and say we're going to be cruising on the highway for a little while or we're going you know down a road and we're going to get over 45 50 miles an hour and we want to lock up the converter we will hit this button right here and then that activates my converter and the converter will lock the rpms will drop down and we will be cruising you know about 65 70 miles an hour in this truck right now with the converter locked in fourth gear I'm just at about 2000 rpm maybe a hair over that it cruises very well I'm actually very impressed with the cruising ability with you know going from a five speed transmission down to a four speed transmission it didn't really lose a lot on the highway it still cruises just as good as it did if not better honestly so the other thing there's two lights right here and one light indicates the lock up for the torque converter lock up and then the other light indicates the trans brake this is the trans brake right here this red button here so I'm going to go to neutral real quick and I'm just going to put the key in we're going to have to hear the door the door ding in here for a second but as you see I have a green light LED right here and that's because we activated the converter a second ago so the converter is unlocked I'm going to lock it again and we have a green light so if that green light's on you know the converter is locked if it's off obviously it's off now with this being a full manual valve body if the converter is locked and you come you know you start to slow down you get to a stop sign or red light um and the truck's slowing down you come to a stop and if your converter is locked if I have a converter locked this thing will completely die it acts just like if you had a standard transmission or manual transmission and um say you have it in gear and you forget to press in the clutch when you come to a stop the same thing applies to an automatic transmission when you have a manual valve body and a separate torque converter lock up switch like this uh before you stop you have to remember to unlock the converter if you had it locked um so it's nice to have a little uh light right there especially if it's dark you can see that light very well and then the trans brake if we were going to use the trans brake and if I press the trans brake you'll see it lights up red on the led right here if I let go it goes off if I press it it lets you know the trans brake is engaged um and the trans brake is basically used for first gear only um to go forward and launch now the other thing a lot of people want to know okay you see my neutral and my reverse is the same place on the shifter okay neutral and reverse is the same except for if I want to go into reverse on my truck with this transmission with a manual valve body reverse manual valve body with a trans brake reverse is right here as you see where the neutral and reverse section is but when I press the trans brake in the neutral position right here it actually engages reverse gear um that is how it works so I have to press the trans brake button and hold it to retain reverse gear and as soon as I let go of the trans brake button the transmission goes right back into neutral and that is how reverse works I will kind of show you I'm going to start the truck it's going to be very loud so I don't know if you guys will be able to hear me but I'm going to show you what that looks like um I'm going to start the truck we're neutral right now I'm going to let off if I let off the brake we're going to roll oh maybe not we're not rolling at all so that works out great so we're in neutral and if I press the trans brake button you're going to see the truck is going to kind of bump and start to go backwards so here we go that is reverse right there if I give us some gas you see we went backwards so that is how it works pretty neat I'm going to do it again we're neutral if I press the button that's reverse so hopefully that kind of whoops hopefully that kind of helps you guys out a little bit of how the reverse uh works on the reverse manual valve body with a trans brake that is how it works again reverse and neutral is the same spot on the shifter pattern but when you're in the neutral position and you press the trans brake button that is your reverse gear and as long as you're holding it down you're in reverse when you let go it goes right into neutral pretty neat it's a little weird to get used to but I actually love it and I have found it's very simple because you can be backing up and when you're ready to go you just let go of the button and you're neutral and you throw in the first gear and you're ready to go so I'm going to show you how the trans brake works real quick I'm not going to really launch it right here because this road is going to suck and we're not going to go anywhere we're just going to spin but I'm going to show you how it works what you have to do and we'll do a small little launch and let you guys check it out so we're going to be putting the truck in first gear we're going to be pressing the button right here and holding it and you will see the truck will will stay completely put this thing will not move at all and as soon as I let go of the button all hill breaks loose and we go forward in a very quick manner so I'm going to shut the door I'm going to let my camera guy get real close to the truck right here kind of get over here at an angle if you can there you go and I'm going to start the truck up again where my keys go back up just a little bit right there that way there you go I'm going to put the truck in first gear and so we're in first gear and if I let off the brake you're going to see we're going to roll a little bit right there so I'm going to mash the trans brake button right now as you see the lights engaged I'm going to take my foot off of the brake and the truck is going to stay put I can floor the gas pedal right now if I want to this truck will not move at all I'll show you RPM and we didn't even flinch so I'm going to hold it down to about 2000 pretty much how it works very very simple so what I'm going to do now is I'm going to actually go back up a little bit I'm going to let my camera guy get back and I'm going to drop this thing at about four grand and let you guys see it launch on the trans brake again we're not going to hook up it's not that's for sure but that's what we're working on so I'm going to go back up let you guys see a trans brake block from outside the truck like I said we spun a lot like I figured you know no burnout I'm going to turn the truck off for a second so you can hear me better um it's running right off the long tubes guys we haven't put the exhaust back on since we did the transmission swap and uh that's another story and another day with exhaust I got an idea for my exhaust I want to do and it's going to be badass um but back on topic I want to show you the newest thing that we added which I'm going to be doing a video in an uh an actual kind of a better go over on this on this uh new gizmo that I got from Holly um let me see the camera real quick guy so I have a little shift light right here okay this is a holly sniper shift light it's very small it's awesome um this thing is very programmable and very very easy to use and again I'm going to do a separate video for this thing and go over a little better so if you're interested in it and you want to know more about it just stay tuned and I'm going to be doing a video on this shift light by itself but right now I want to show you something so we have it set to 6000 uh shift points right now so at 6000 rpm the amber light will light up and let me know when it's time to shift it also has a launch control um on it as well and right now if I remember I think we have it set for like 3000 um I'm going to let you see that real quick I'm going to start the truck up and put it in first gear again I'm going to active I'm going to engage the trans brake and act like I'm at the tree at the drag strip and we're going to I'll show you the the rpm gauge and everything we're going to hold the rpm's up with the trans brake and let you see the shift light where my launch control is so this will light up at about 3000 um which is where I think I have it set and you can set it for any rpm and when it lights up it lets you know okay that's your rpm that you want to launch at and you just try to hold the you know hold your rpm right there obviously when I get a two step which is coming next thing to do um this will be even easier to use but let me crank this thing up real quick so we are going to put it in first all right we're going to hit the trans brake button up here on top you see the red light just came on so the truck won't go anywhere and let me back up a little bit so you can see the rpm gauge all right so I'm going to give it some gas and you'll see the sniper shift light should come on when I hit about 3000 it's 3000 right there and I want to show you something real quick guys this is a five grand converter this stall converter in this truck is five grand and I'm going to demonstrate that real quick if you watch my rpm gauge I'm going to hold the trans brake button down and I want you to check this out so here you go five grand yeah get you some of that so there you go that's kind of how it works in a nutshell um we will do some better driving videos with this it's really hard to do a video in the truck right now with the exhaust it's just so loud inside the cabin guys that it cuts the audio to the videos very much and it's just hard to talk and do a video inside the truck so when I get my exhaust ran the way I want it um we're going to do a lot more videos on driving the truck down the street going through the gears and everything and just how all how all of it works it's very simple it's it's so simple and awesome it's hard to describe but it's it's badass um my son wants me to do another five grand trans brake uh hold and let you hear the truck when it's sitting on the converter at like five grand on the trans brake it sounds hellatious especially in this little spot we're in so I'm gonna have him back up and we're gonna hold it down again okay so that is pretty much what's going on with frostbite she's running she's working there's nothing wrong with it um I just been super busy guys like I said work work work and more work has been nuts tomorrow we are going to caffeine at the drags and it's going to be pretty badass I've never been there it's the first time they've done this it's basically a huge car show with some drag racing now it's going to be an eighth mile drag race which is weird I've never raced on an eighth mile track but this is on a lana motor speedways where they're going to be doing the racing and it's in pit row and it's a legit eighth mile you know times and everything and there's going to be some super crazy cars there there should be a little bit of everything probably some lambos some you know super cars who knows I would love to get next to a lambo and hopefully let frostbite wax a lambo in an eighth mile that would be absolutely insane so I'm hoping that can make that happen I don't know we'll see but that's the plan tomorrow we're heading down to lana motor speedway for an awesome car show some drag racing and all kinds of other stuff so we'll be running the truck I'm gonna be getting some more data we're gonna bump the rpms up a little bit for the shift points um I haven't even talked about this yet but the meth injection you know we've been running the meth injection again lately and we've actually changed it up we're running a hundred percent meth right now me and Justin Baker which is doctor differential and speed shop he's the one currently tuned in the truck and that's his camshaft this is the enforcer camshaft that's in the truck right now a lot of you guys know that so if you don't that's his camshaft that's what it sounds like I love it it sounds awesome the cam definitely hits hard and I am in love with the camshaft and how the truck sounds now but we're gonna try to get some data tomorrow um we're tuning it on a hundred percent meth we're trying to start get a little more aggressive with the tuning with it and shifting higher rpm you know we are trying to turn the truck up that's for sure you know like I said the last time I went to the track we actually beat my jaygreen uh my fastest pass I had on the jaygreen tune and jaygreen camshaft before I changed the transmission we beat my time on the jaygreen cam and tune by a little bit but I beat the time in summer heat I had I think it was like a 1800 almost 2000 da worth and it was full weight um my fastest jaygreen time and with the camshaft and everything was last winter it was right before the track closed up and I had the truck gutted we had no passenger seat we had pretty much all the interior removed except for the driver seat and we ran like 11-6 and change I was able to beat that time now with the trans with the coat racing transmission and dr differential's camshaft and tuning I was able to beat that time in the summer heat so I'm super stoked guys when when winter gets here and the da gets down to a zero or even negative this truck is going to be hella fast especially with us starting to turn things up and uh kind of work through you know just getting the bugs out everything getting it working right you know with the trans brake we're going to start working on the rear suspension you know we have adjustable shocks up front right now from qa1 and we got the rears but I'm thinking about going pretty crazy with the rear and I'm thinking about doing a coilover a weld in coilover kit for the back so I'm thinking about ditching the stock springs and doing a weld in coilover kit so we can have full adjustability with the rear end of the truck I think that'll help us a lot with the trans brake you know the trans brake launches very violently especially when you're trying to launch it you know above 3000 rpm which is what I really want to do um but we're gonna have to we're gonna have to give the old rear end a little bit of love to take that hit on the tire especially with you know right now we have the the mickey Thompson et street r radials and probably a probably a slick you know a full slick would probably be a better idea with the with the trans brake it would probably mush the tire flex the tire a little bit better kind of soften up that hit maybe um so a little bit of everything going through my mind guys you know we may have to change tires we're definitely have to play with the rear end the suspension some but the truck is there guys the truck is there the equipment's there um you know motor we're still stock block five seven with a camshaft stock pistons stock rods stock crank stock everything except for camshaft stock heads stock throttle body stock five seven intake manifold like we have a lot of stuff we could put on the motor still if we wanted to get some more power um so there's a lot to do and uh hey we're gonna get there we're gonna get it done um but obviously next thing on my list too is going to be building up the the motor you know I thought about just doing dropping pistons and rods I kind of like the idea of staying with a five seven one parts are cheaper um anytime you stroke a motor every part's going to be more expensive you know pistons rods is going to be more expensive um and I kind of like the idea of staying five seven you know if you stay with a smaller displacement you know you're if you're running boost turbo supercharger whatever um smaller displacement you're going to retain and make boost quicker and it's going to hold the boost a little better a little better obviously with a bigger motor more stroke more you know more volume in them cylinders and everything you're you know your supercharger turbo has to build more pressure has to build up more boost to fill all that volume um so it's kind of a catch 22 but I like the idea of staying with a five seven um that's probably where I'm leaning to I don't I don't again nothing's set in stone I don't know exactly what we're going to do yet but I kind of like the idea of staying with the five seven and letting it eat put some good parts in it and just send it down the damn track that's my idea so we'll see what's up but hope you enjoyed the video hope uh that kind of gives everybody a little small rundown of how everything works with the transmission and the setup that I got going on right now from cope racing and doctor differential and speed shop and torch storm superchargers so that pretty much lets you see what's going on with everything and uh as always guys stay safe out there don't forget to uh hit that subscribe button and we'll see you guys on the next one peace


To me, digital transformation is using the full potential of modern information technology to quickly introduce new capabilities to our students and our faculty and our staff and to save them time and money. From the perspective of an IT professional and kind of making it a little more simple, it means taking advantage of both public and private cloud infrastructures to roll out apps faster and make our users say, wow, in a good way. To illustrate this, let me tell you a true story that happened to me about a month ago. I was sitting on the beach on vacation and there was a meeting going on where our Maraki folks, part of Cisco, were talking about what they were doing in the high-end environment. And they said that students who go to visit a university when they're doing their campus tours use the wireless and the capability of the wireless on campus as a criteria for choosing which university they will go to. And if the wireless is not good, it makes it so they're much less likely to want to go to that university. Well, I didn't believe that story to its full extent. I thought they were exaggerating. And I just happened to be sitting on the beach with my daughter who's in her second year of college and she had three friends with her. And so I asked them, is that true? Would you consider not going to school if they didn't have good wireless? And all three of them, all four of them did not miss a beat on saying, yes, that would be a consideration. So to me, this story illustrates several points about digital transformation. First off, look at the flexibility it gave me, gave me the ability to be sitting on the beach and attend a meeting over Webex that I wouldn't have attended otherwise. It also highlights how digital transformation gives colleges and universities flexibility that translates to their students and staff. And the third thing, and this is critical, is that our users really care about this stuff. They see it in their everyday life and they expect it. So another illustration that I saw was when we were all first forced to go and learn from home or work from home or teach from home because of COVID-19. And across Cisco, we saw that our customers who were further down the road in digital transformation were able to make the transition much easier. And it was a much smoother transition and their users were much happier. Now one thing that I also think about with digital transformation is that we also can use it to make our users more secure. And this doesn't matter what kind of device they're on. In fact, they can be using any device from any place. At Cisco, we've taken and applied digital transformation to all of our security products and they are available in cloud deployment with cloud management. So you can use them in a way that is easier to deploy. And once they're deployed, it's much easier to manage. And you can really get some quick bang for your buck or time to value in a more technical way of putting it. And what all this boils down to is that when your users, and this could be faculty, staff, or student, when they want to do something, when they want to attend a meeting from a beach like I did. You don't have to say no anymore. You can say yes. And hopefully, and most likely, they will say wow in a good way.


We've made progress in British Columbia managing COVID-19 because we work together to flatten the curve. Healthcare workers, construction workers, grocery clerks, child care operators, and others went to work every day to be there for British Columbians. Throughout this pandemic, hundreds of you – teachers, educational assistants, support staff, administrators – were in your schools and classrooms, supporting children of essential workers, and those children in need. Many more have been delivering education online in new and innovative ways. But we also know the limitations of online learning, particularly for younger children. The time has come to open up our schools and classrooms carefully and thoughtfully, and to find the right balance to finish off this school year. As we move ahead over the next four weeks and into the summer, British Columbians are counting on you to be there for our children, to continue to provide them with the foundational knowledge and skills they need. The last three months have been difficult. We have stepped up and taken our public health direction seriously, and our low-case numbers in BC demonstrate our success in managing our pandemic. And we in public health have done our job in controlling outbreak and clusters and supporting persons with COVID-19 and their families to stay well and where possible stay at home. And your school health officers, your public health nurses, your healthy school coordinators are not going anywhere. We will be there with you, as will BC CDC and my office, as we weather the next three months together. That is why it's safe to take these next steps to reopen our schools and see what a new normal looks like. We know that COVID-19 has a very low infection rate in children, and that children have milder symptoms. We also know transmission in children and between adults mostly occurs in the household, not in childcare centers, not in schools, and not in playgrounds. And we are still going to be extra cautious. We need to stay diligent, and that's why we are looking at a measured, gradual approach to transitioning more students back into the classroom in the coming weeks. Starting voluntary in-classroom instruction now is a cautious approach that ensures teachers and other education staff will have the tools and experience to prepare for a larger return in the fall, and also to support our children and families who need it. The Ministry of Education is working closely with school boards, independent school authorities to ensure the strict implementation of the health and safety measures we need. Some of the health and safety measures include limiting the number of students in the school, avoiding groups or gatherings of students in hallways and common areas, and taking students outside more often. Regular cleaning of high-contact surfaces like door knobs and toilet seats and keyboards and desks at least twice a day, and cleaning the school building at least once a day. Students, educators and staff will be required to clean their hands before entering school property, and there will be more hand sanitizing and cleaning stations available in all schools. Staff and students will be screened daily, and anyone with symptoms will stay at home.  You know how to deliver education in new and inventive ways and in all sorts of environments. And you deliver the best education possible under many complex circumstances. I understand some of you are concerned about underlying medical conditions, about having a compromised immune system, or being older, but please be assured that if any of these apply to you, or if you live with somebody with any of these conditions, schools are still a safe space to be with the extra precautions we have put in place. I have confidence in all of you as you work for the next few weeks together and prepare for the fall. With all the additional challenges you face today, remember this is not forever, but it is what we need to do now. Thank you for doing your part with kindness and with care.