What it do man what it does he does man you feel Hope everybody having a marvelous day Let me go ahead and start this thing up man. We're good. You too. This is what you were back child again with another art video Man if you're new to this channel go ahead hit that like button comment subscribe Make you click post notifications, so you will be notified anytime you put drops on heat in today's video I will be teaching you guys step by step How to shade so the title of this video should be named how to shade I probably name How to shave for beginners But anyway, it's about shading man. So without further ado, let's jump right into this video One thing I need to do. I need to go ahead and drag a picture So y'all can see y'all can follow along so I'm gonna drag the original photo Inside software, so give me Give me a quick Me a quick second. There we go. That's what we're doing. I'm in for the job. Thank you for the job That ain't y'all probably like what what is that? It's Michael Jordan, but I'll get y'all here's out the girl man. I know what y'all thinking But you hear it out the girl man, but I'm on the side just so y'all can see Yeah, we're gonna play some right there I don't want y'all to be able to see me through this time step by step. You feel Me drag it down some so we can put it Let's put it behind this stuff Okay, there we go don't drag them right there Just so y'all can see The picture I'm looking at and how we gonna goddamn you know I'm saying follow along with the original every time I'm doing shadows and shades I look at the original picture and I pretty much just follow the tones. I see in the original picture so Go ahead and make a copy of my line work. I went ahead and drew my line work So we can hurry up and get to the shading part because the main focus of this video will be shading Let me um import my color palette Which will be in the description below if you're trying to buy the chihuahua color palette man, so Let me see. Let me go ahead and point import my Double click it double click that and not that thing off in What color what based on we gonna start out with we'll start with this one Yeah, we'll start with that Fill me go ahead and drag this color Over the entire picture Right click the color go to arrange center back So it'll fall right behind my line work Then i'm gonna highlight everything together And click merge on my pathfinder Then i'm gonna right click my color go to isolate select group And then select the outer color and hit delete Let's go ahead Play the color inside his eyes holding shift Just hurrying up Just a little base color down bottom one. That's pretty straight right now now I'm gonna make a copy of our color layer Lock the bottom color layer And turn the eye off on the bottom color layer go to the one in the center hit this little arrow Hit the arrow again Then we're gonna stroll down to the last black line work Keep the top tool unlocked and we're gonna Close that back And we're gonna delete The skin out of that layer Skin color We just locked our black line. So we won't make a mistake and delete The uh The line work we won't make mistake and delete that And go ahead and delete this like this Make sure I get all the little colors out his hairs I bet now we're gonna turn the eye back on on the bottom color layer Lock that lock all the layers create a new layer And put it in between The layer we just created with just the uh The lips and the eyes And it's right above the color layer. So this is gonna be our shading layer So let's go ahead Let's start with the shading man Go to my my pencil tool. I shade strictly using the pencil tool I don't use nothing else to shade with just my pencil tool So double click your pencil tool make sure your settings look exactly like you see here Then hit okay Okay, make sure Make sure your color is at the top and the bottom one is locked And the reason we did that little process I did where you got in open the layer and you delete all the got in I mean you lock all the black lines The reason I made that layer So when we do our shadows and shades it'll fall right behind The lips and the eyes You know what I'm saying? So now what I'm gonna do is I'm looking at the original photo And we just gonna follow along I'm gonna start with his nose. I just follow exactly Try to do duplicate I said duplicate duplicate try to duplicate or mimic The photo, you know, I'm saying draw exactly what you see On the picture. So I'm just following The original photo Like that We just following the tones that we see On the original. Oh, it's good. I need to bring this Up a little higher and it's up like this like this But y'all see what I'm doing. I'm just following Following the uh original photo. I'm gonna put I'm placing all the different tones exactly where I see See them on this picture So I start with one color And then I do all the shadows with that one color and then I move to a even darker color the next time and I do all the shadows I can with that color then I move down even darker then I Just stay repeating that same process So I'm gonna Finish this layer out Strictly using this tone Before I go to the next color And we're gonna go a little darker right after this But I'm just looking at the original photo You just got to steady it with your eyes And everywhere I see the tones that's why I place them and it's all like this Then you bring this over like that Right in that bed like this We're gonna bring this a little higher.  Don't try to do nothing different from what you see I'm just placing the shadows Exactly where I see them on the original photo. Okay. I notice this tone. Come on Like this Just like that we make a progress And all this gonna be filled in. So let's just feel this in What we can You got a little light spot right here Feel Feel all this in coming together mine and we just We just got one tone on here. You know what I'm saying? We need to start adding the Transitions. So that's how you already know it's gonna be a dope picture What are you doing good on your first?    I see this You got a little Michael joy Go ahead and do this Tongue on the ear It's over Like that, right? Okay, we finish Finish with the first tone I we gotta go a little darker. So let's create a new layer and put it right above that layer I'm gonna go down A little darker me Let's start adding these. I'm still studying the picture It's all about training your eyes Oh, this you got a people's shadow right here Feel me I'll just go through the picture Looking at the original photo So, slow that building and adding my different tone So, all you got to do is just Follow the original photo That's all I do.  Dark right here Then it come up right here Also This line It's a little more darker See the more you go along you start noticing little Little details and little spots you miss that you can go back and add So that's why I say it's important To just really focus on your reference picture And making sure you ain't missing No little detail You got to really pay attention to detail when you're doing Your shadows so you can know where to place your tones Because that's all it is just knowing where to place everything knowing when to uh Transition to a darker color or knowing when to transition it to a lighter color So I just stared this picture the original photo I'll just make sure I ain't missing nothing Because everything count just over like that like this I'll just go back to this ear It's dark right here And this come on round Like this just like that Also It'll get real dark on here I'll get right in this tone On round like this You know what I'm saying? And it's up Shading is really easy once you figure out The formula, you know what I'm saying? Once you understand It's gonna get real easy to you That's why you just got to practice you got to practice into it become easy to you It took a while for me to learn how to do shading and shadows and stuff But once I figured it out, I was like dang it wasn't that hard as I thought it was So the more you do it the more you'll start to understand it and realize It's very simple It's just following exactly what you see. Okay now that we did that What we about to do We need to go to our next color. But before we go to our next color I want to go back to the first shadow we placed down And I want to tweak that color a little bit So I'm gonna highlight everything for the object Expand and I'm a click merge That's all those lines can become one on that layer And I want to make this layer Just a tad bit Orangey or if that make any sense. I should have been my raider Okay, that's oh no That's a little too goddamn. Let me see. I need to switch it to like a I'm gonna Color honey Just gotta tweak it a tad bit man. You know why I'm so stuck on playing with the colors Even though I got color palettes. I still tweak the color sometimes and play with them Okay, that'll do That'll do for now So now let's create us a new layer at the very top I'm gonna go even darker now I get darker with these tones man. The more tones you start to add The more like three-dimensional it'll start licking Start looking more 3d-ish at this darker tone I'm still looking at my original picture Trying to place These tones exactly what I see them on the original. So that's all it is man. Just Get you a picture Whatever you join just copy that picture and try to Study what all those different tones it and place it exactly where you see them On your picture. I don't try to do nothing different. Just exactly how you see Where you see it's darker it. That's where you place your dark shadows where you see the light shadows That's where you place the light shadows and I always go from light to dark And it's like that good so far When they're seeing like this Ain't this over like this this area is Dark right here. It's real dark right here Just going over Michael Jordan, man. I think I'm gonna go to his uh The base tone We gonna make that Gonna make the base color a little goddamn a little darker because choosing the right colors like Having your colors smoothly transitioning into the next color It makes a big difference as well. That's why I tweak my colors a lot Like my color palette sometimes it be dead on But then when you dealing with skin tones and a lot of different types of people It's everybody got different shades of skin tones. So My color palette is a good base It'll give you a good start and then you just tweak from there So most of the time I start out using my color palette And then I got ain't tweak it sometimes So I'm gonna tweak this color. I like that color Because I wanted to transition a little better too to the next color And we're gonna make that color A little darker as well So let me go to Edit color adjust color balance Make them adjustments We're gonna make that a little darker And also get a little brighter right there It's coming together, Mike Let me go back to that color because that color gotta have a little uh Gotta have a little Like my eyes getting better with these colors too It's spotting what I need to change Need to add a little red to it. I think that'll want to do That's one percent Okay We looking good, Mike So what I'm gonna do Now that we got those tones Looking the way it is Let's go back to his face I'm gonna go to back to my color palette And we finna add A highlight layer That's what a light is reflecting now On this layer. I'm looking at my photo and you see On the uh, dang I wish I can show y'all You see on the photo like what what a light is reflecting like the little The little white spots on his face.  It starts right here And it slowly break off It's smaller Big right here Like that Start right here I'm just looking at the original photo And I'm slowly I slowly just build the whole picture just by Paying attention To the different tones and how they transition Study in my reference photo I'll leave right so My pencil too I'm dead in here Need to put a highlight On his ear So it's like a little What's wrong? Right there Right there I would have drew his earring, but I just wanted to focus on the focus on Shade in the face Really, I just forgot to put it on now, but We don't need to focus on the earring anyway. We just Shutter right there No What we gonna do Just create us another little You can take it as deep as you want to take it man. There's no the more tones you add The better your picture can turn out to it. Okay. That's the same color I got I need to go to this dark dark Okay, and we gonna tweak that shadow the shadow I just added or maybe we got Let's see if we got it Somewhere already on our color palette So I'm gonna tweak though Because it ain't got a tone. I'm looking for for this picture So let's go right here To it's cool Cool. It's still looking at my reference photo. Micah Jordan man legend Micah Jordan tell y'all my favorite basketball player since we Shade him one My favorite basketball players are all time It could be in any order like If I had that name 10 It had to be like Micah Jordan off rip. You gotta be your number one That thing Ella iris you know what I'm saying LeBron Kobe Vic Vince Carter He would a guy it's a lot of them. I like after that, but they're my main ones like You know shake gotta have shaking the top But you know the main guys, but My top three my top four. I gotta say four not top five Top five list, you know, Kobe gotta be that thing Jordan iris and LeBron And I don't know who gonna get that fifth spot I'm still looking at the picture trying to see what I missed See any tones I can go back and help out a little bit and I see it We need to go back to the uh The first tone we created need to bring that a little closer now that we got all the other ones Tones laid out I hate when they keep the picture highlighted in that purple because it kind of distract me sometimes Bring this old That this old Keep We are more finished I just like to add Touches man I'm gonna try to get it right a nice little picture man. I'm gonna bring this up a little higher That also I'm gonna bring this a little closer Bring this tone like that Fill in with that tone And pretty much go to the next Pretty much can go to the next tone. Let's go back See what tone this is Can we bring this tone a little closer? Yeah, I see some areas See some areas we need to touch on on that layer. And that's what I do. I just keep going through the picture And I try to spot as much detail as I can Because the more you add in your picture the better it'll look But that's why it's good.  What layer I was on? Okay, I see what layer I'm on. Let me go back to Was that the tone I needed? Yep, that's the tone I need to see Because I seen something I was missing and it's right here. Keep paying attention to the small detail What we can do Let's go back to our highlight layer create a little right above that To make a highlight that's a little brighter inside the highlight layer. Let's show that light reflect So instead of just going straight to the color white You want to make it transition into it. So we slowly Getting brighter. I'm still studying this picture y'all. That's all you got to do Let's look at the original right here. All right, Adele That's a highlight Adele I'm pretty much There we got it, man You know, we can just keep going on and on adding details.  I ain't think I'm just looking at the reference All of this like this Like that The rest of too It's darker tone What a light reflects and my good job, man In his eyes I'm going to let the very top Michael Jordan Create a new layer at the very top We go to my gradient this gradient to Leave these two little bright colors Double clear the color on the edges And turn that bottom number to a hundred Pull this to the center For this little closer It's brighter. That's how I be making my little hairbrush with the gradient We're just gonna put some highlights There you have it guys Michael Jordan man one of the greatest basketball players To ever play the game basketball Wait, hold up. I ain't done. I seen something I ain't seen something man Yeah, one more quick tone What was that son? Siri got down Trying to Read my lips and they ain't even asking for About to be out this time. You feel that's too dark on our trip. That was uh All right, man Thank you guys for watching man Y'all want to see more shading Videos just said in the comments if you want a more simple shading Or if you want to even more advanced if you want me to just keep stepping it up a notch Or if you want me to try to make it a little more understandable for y'all Just let me know what you think give me some Feedback in the comment section. I appreciate y'all Go hit that link in the bio If you're trying to get you the skin tone color palette Hit the link in the bio because I will have the spotify music Link if you want to check out the music i'm finna be dropping a lot of music this summer It's gonna be a lot of stuff coming man, but I appreciate y'all for watching May she stay to them all here coming soon and I'm out there thank you


Welcome to lecture number 26 of the course, Quantum Mechanics and Molecular Spectroscopy. We will have a quick recap of the previous lecture before proceeding. In the last lecture, we looked at the total Hamiltonian H is divided in two parts which is H nuclear and H electronic, okay. And the H electronic will consist of terms Ke of electrons, potential energy of electrons and nuclei, potential energy of nuclear repulsion and potential energy of electron repulsion. All this put together one call it as a u-relative, okay and the energy that comes out of this and this the H nuclear will consist of Ke of nuclei, okay. Now that means your H internal that is the motion of the nuclei can be written as Hn plus u-relative. And I told you for a given nuclear configuration u-relative is equal to constant and we can always measure energies with respect to some constant that is u-relative, therefore one can treat u-relative is equal to 0 that means measurement of energies relative, okay. So what you get is H is equal to H internal. Now if you had two atoms A and B separated by a distance r naught, okay and which is fixed. So which means the A, B nuclear configuration is rigid. So A, B nuclear configuration is rigid that means A and B are not moving with respect to each other. In such scenario the kinetic energy of A, B which is nothing but minus h bar square by 2mA del square A minus h bar square by 2mB del square B can be written as minus h bar square by 2 capital M del square cm minus h bar square by 2 mu del square internal, okay. Now what is in where m is equal to mA plus mB and mu is equal to mA mB divided by mA this is the total mass, this is the reduced mass and this is called this transformation is called center of mass transformation. So one can think of it like this if you have an axis, okay B and this term is rA, this is rB, you can have center of mass somewhere here which I will call as r center of mass and then there is a r naught which is the distance between A and B. If the coordinates of A are xA, yA, zA and coordinates of B are xB, yB, zB then one can tell r naught is equal to square root of xA minus xB whole square plus yA minus yB whole square plus zA minus zB this I will also write it as x square plus y square plus z square square root of where x is equal to xA minus xB y is equal to yA minus yB z is equal to zA minus zB, okay. So what you have your Hamiltonian H will now be equal to or the nuclear Hamilton will now be equal to minus h bar square by 2 capital M del square center of mass minus h bar square by 2 mu del square internal, okay. Now this is nothing but motion of center of mass. What is the motion of center of mass? Center of motion of center of mass simply means that the whole object AB is moving in some direction and that will not contribute to the internal structure, okay. Therefore one can write minus h bar square by 2M del square cm if this multiplied by chi n is equal to En chi n, okay. This is free particle, okay because it has no potential energy term. So this is a free particle. So when you have free particle your energy is En is equal to h square k square by and we know this En is the not quantized. So the energy of the free particle of course is not quantized, okay. So that corresponds to the translation. So this essentially corresponds to translation, translation energy of the AB molecule, okay. Now one need to deal with this your H internal will now be minus h bar square by 2 mu del square internal. That will be nothing but minus h bar square by 2 mu d square by dx square plus d square by dy square plus d square by d z square. So this is the Hamiltonian that we need to solve. So the corresponding Schrodinger equation would be minus h bar square by 2 mu del square internal to some wave function I will call it as phi is equal to minus h bar square by 2 mu d square by dx square plus d square by dy square plus d square by d z square whole thing acting on phi is equal to. So this is the equation that we need to solve Schrodinger equation, okay. Now to solve the Schrodinger equation we have to look at one important point, okay that is the following. Is that if you have AB this is say called I will write it as R capital R, okay. And of course this can rotate in the plane of this board and also perpendicular to the plane of this board, okay. So essentially what we are looking at is that without changing the center of mass, center of mass remains fixed without changing the, now that means we have a rotating particle a particle that can rotate in x, y, z directions, okay. So now your del square internal was nothing but in Cartesian coordinates d square by dx square plus d square by dy square plus d square by dz square. Now but we have only the center of mass is fixed so we have only the rotating particle. So we can transform this into a spherical polar coordinates. So we do another coordinate transformation wherein the del square internal can be written as d square by dr square plus 2 times by r d by dr minus l square by r square h. So this is the transformation in spherical polar coordinates where I will come back to what l is. So your del square internal will be d square by dr square plus 2 by r d by dr minus l square by r square h bar square, okay. And where your l square operator is given by minus h bar square into 1 over sin theta d by d theta sin theta d by d theta plus 1 by sin square theta d square by d phi square, okay. Now let me tell what these terms are, okay. Now we had the Cartesian coordinates x, y, z to begin with. So let us suppose you have a Cartesian coordinates x, y, z so there is a point here which is represent by x, y and z, okay. So I will call it as a z axis and this is x and this is y. Now this distance is r, okay and this angle along z axis is theta, okay and the projection of this onto the x, y plane is the angle phi, okay. So that is how you define x, y, r, theta and phi, okay. So initially you had x, y, z, okay there are 3 independent coordinates that describe this point. Now you have similarly 3 independent points that is r, theta and phi, 3 independent variables. So essentially you are going from one coordinate to the other coordinate, okay. Now your del square internal, okay your del square internal will be nothing but, okay. If you ignore r, okay if I fix r, okay if r is fixed, r is fixed, why am I fixing r? I am fixing r because I am considering that the molecule AB has a fixed radius r naught or capital R does not matter, okay. If r is fixed then of course its derivatives will, you cannot have a derivative with respect to a constant, okay. You can only have a derivative with respect to a variable. So you can ignore these 2 terms and all you are left out with this. So that will be equal to minus L square by r square h bar square or this I will call it as a rotational Hamiltonian h, rotational under rigid rotor approximation. So my h rod now will be equal to L square by internal r square h bar square, okay into minus, so this is into this minus into minus, this is your del square so h bar square by 2 mu, okay. So when I rearrange this, this will be this h bar square, this will cancel, negative sign will also cancel. So what I am getting is L square by 2 mu r square is 1 mu h rod, okay. Now this is written as L square by 2 I where Ie is equal to mu r square and this is called moment of inertia, okay. So at the end what I have is my h rotational is equal to L square by 2 mu r e square, okay. Why am I writing r e or r because I want looking at the equilibrium distance. So a, b this distance is I will call it as r equilibrium distance between the 2 a and it is not changing, it is a rigid rotor approximation that means a and b are fixed at one place. So this is nothing but L square by 2, okay. Now what is my L square? L square is equal to minus h bar square into 1 over sin theta d by d theta sin theta d by d theta plus 1 over sin square theta d square by d phi square, okay. And one can quickly look at this is nothing but your angular h hydrogen atom or this is also nothing but particle on a sphere, okay. And the solutions of these are given by solutions of these are given by what I will call y, okay j m theta phi these are called spherical harmonics. You can look up any elementary quantum chemistry textbook or quantum mechanics textbooks to look at the spherical harmonics, okay. Now in spherical harmonics you have 2 important mission. One is the total angular momentum given by L square operator and there is a z component of angular momentum which is given by L z, okay. Now we know that your L square operator is your y l m is a Higand function of the L square of h bar square into j into j plus 1 into y j m theta and phi and your L z operator acting on y j m theta and phi will give you m h bar y j, now let me quickly write once more, okay. So essentially your y j m theta and phi are eigenfunctions of the operator L square it will give you eigenvalue of h bar square into j into j plus 1 y j m theta and phi and other is L z operator is also as eigenfunction of y y j m theta and phi which will give you m h bar y j m theta and phi. Now there is one important thing you must realize that if there are 2 operators have common eigenfunctions then the operators must commute with respect to each other. So which means the commutator L square L z must be equal to 0. So operators L square and L z commute, okay. Now let us go back to our Hamiltonian your H rotation was nothing but operator L square by 2 mu R e or same as L square by 2 I e. Now you can see 2 mu R e or this part or this part is just a constant. So if you multiply a constant okay the wave function is not going to change. So we have this Hamiltonian and because this Hamiltonian consists of the operator L square okay. So this Hamiltonian will have same eigenfunctions of L square okay except that you know now they will be multiplied by different constants.  Now we have a that is rotation with the quantum number j will be equal to h bar square by 2 mu R e j into j plus 1 which is same as h bar square by 2 I e j into j plus 1. Now this is written as h b j into j plus 1 okay therefore if I write like this okay what I have got h bar square is h square divided by 8 pi square I e okay j into j plus 1. Now if I remove h then I am left with so instead of h square I can write h into 8 pi square. So if I take this as p e then I will get this. So your b e is equal to h by 8 pi square e rotation that will depend on value j will be equal to h bar square by 2 I e j into j plus 1 this is also equal to h b e j into j plus 1 where b e is equal to h by 8 pi square I e and has a unit of second inverse because you see energy is joules and h is joules second and j's are just quantum number. So this must be joules second so has to be multiplied by second inverse okay and so this should give me joules okay so b e has a units of second inverse. So finally what you have we have the following your h y j m theta and phi or h rotation okay is equal to e rotation j y j m theta and phi and your e rotation j is given by h b e j into j plus 1. So this is your energy and this is your wave function okay so we can now look at transition okay now they are quantum number so you will have rotation states that are j is equal to 0, j is equal to 1, j is equal to 2 etc okay and we can look at the transition between this in the next lecture. I am going to stop it here thank you.


Hi, my name is Andrea with Food and Mentory Adventures in Food.  On our channel, you'll find simple and tasty recipes using everyday ingredients. Hey guys, so for dinner tonight, we are having grilled pork steaks, macaroni and cheese, and a salad. So the pork steaks I had in my freezer and marinated them in this Korean barbecue sauce, but it was spicy and not the original, but I threw away the jar after I marinated my pork steaks overnight. I used the very last of it, but it's this brand, but just the spicy version. And then the macaroni and cheese I picked up from HEB, which is a grocery store here in Texas. It was in their meal simple department, white cheddar mac and cheese, and we're trying it for the first time. Honestly, not that great. I cooked it in the oven, and it's not a favorite of mine. I probably would not repurchase it again. It's pretty bland, and the noodles are kind of hard, so not a huge fan of it. And then here is our salad, of course salad greens, red onion, and then I used some of these Parmesan cheddar crisps. I just crushed them up and then put them on top. And then what else is in there? Oh, also some slivered almonds are in there as well. And then finished up this Trader Joe's Organic Italian salad dressing. So this is what, oh, and here are the rest of the pork steaks. They're pretty big, so Howard and I split one pretty huge actually. But anyway, this is what we are having for dinner tonight, and we will see you all next time. Hey, guys, so for dinner tonight, we are having Italian stuffed mushrooms. I have had these before on our channel, and I got these from H.E.B., which is a grocery store here in Texas. And last time we liked them, so let's hope we like them tonight. But these are the Italian sausage mushrooms in the meal simple department. And all you do is pop them in the oven and bake them. Serving the mushrooms with a side salad. It's just olive garden salad dressing, some almonds and then some crushed Parmesan cheese crisps. And then on the for the other side, we are having Posteroni, garlic and herb. I do not have the box anymore. But anyway, this is what we are having for dinner tonight, and we will see y'all next time. So Howard and I stopped and got barbecue for dinner tonight. We actually just got their ribs, which are right here. Don't they look delish and they're brisket beans. And then I made some corn, so we are having that. And so here are the rest of the beans in the container. And around here, they give you pickles and onion and bread with your barbecue. So this is what we are having for dinner tonight, and we will see y'all next time. Hey, guys, so for dinner tonight, we are having Philly Cheesesteak Casserole. I first made this on our channel, I guess it's been a couple of years ago, and it is really good, quick and easy to throw together. I will make sure to link that video in the description box so you guys can have the recipe. The only thing that I did differently in the recipe is that I used the thinly sliced or shaved beef instead of ground beef. And then it also calls for a cornstarch slurry, but I really don't think you need that. I didn't use it. And as you can see, it's not, you know, like super juicy or watery or anything like that, serving some garlic bread on the side. And then I decided to try this everything chopped, everything Caesar chopped kit because it was on sale for $1.80. So anyway, this is what we are having for dinner tonight, and we will see y'all next time. Hey, guys, so for dinner tonight, we are having breakfast for dinner. If you've been with our channel for a while, you know that breakfast for dinner is my go-to when I don't feel like making dinner. I do have a video on our channel showing how I make sausage, gravy and biscuits. It is so easy. It's a recipe that used to intimidate me, but my recipe is foolproof. And I will link it in the description box. This time, the sausage that I used is from H-E-B. It is this hatch pork sausage with hatch chilies, and it is really good. To me, it's not spicy, but it does have the flavor of the peppers. And it's really good. But anyway, this is what we are having for dinner tonight, and we will see y'all next time.


Well, this video is kind of a follow-up video to my rant the other day talking about JavaScript and how it's not as bad as some people make it sound. And I want to make it clear, I am not saying that it's the fastest language in the world or that it's even close to being the fastest language in the world, but I have mentioned how I think HTML is great, how simple it is. I love plain text stuff because it's easy to modify. That's one of the things about both JavaScript and HTML that I love is that when I'm in a web browser, whether it be Chrome or Chromium or Firefox or even Internet Explorer has a developers tab where you can get a console and you can inject your own code, which I think is great when I go to these websites that I can modify stuff very simply on the user end here. But, again, seeing people say it's slow, well, HTML is great, but I don't think you're using to its fullest potential if you're not incorporating even just a little bit of JavaScript. Whether you're using C or C++ or Python or Bash or Perl or PHP in the back end jittering your HTML, the HTML will still be static at that end once it hits the browser unless you're using something like JavaScript. I mean, you could use Visual Basic Script, but then you've got to use Internet Explorer and I'm not even sure that's even supported anymore and I'm not saying to use Visual Basic Script. JavaScript, though, is awesome, even if you just use it to request things from the server in the background because if I didn't have JavaScript on this page, when I searched through my videos, I would have to refresh the entire page just to load new videos and I wouldn't be able to do real-time search. As I type here, it's going to be doing searches, requesting stuff from the server and I am going to tell you right now, my programming is not the best. In the back end of this, I have a couple thousand videos in a plain text file, not the videos themselves but the list of them. It's not a database file and I'm just basically grepping through it and outputting that to the browser. If I wasn't using JavaScript, the whole page would have to refresh every time I want to do a search but with just a little bit of JavaScript, I can get a real-time search here. On this slow machine here, which is an Inspiron 5100 model, it's originally running Windows XP. It has a Pentium 4. It has 750 megs of RAM. It didn't even have Wi-Fi built and that's how old it is. I had to get an external card for it there just to get hooked up to the Wi-Fi. Here we are at my website. I'm in the search field here and I'm going to tell you, it's not going to be the fastest but it's pretty good for an old machine using JavaScript. As an example, if I wanted to search for Nmap, there we go. That took not very long, only found three videos displayed because it's got to pull those thumbnails from YouTube. Let me do another one. Let me do Doom. I'll type Doom again. Didn't take very long. Let's do another one. Let's do Bash. I have a couple hundred Bash videos so it might take a moment there. It took a moment longer for them all to load but not very long. My point here again is not that JavaScript is the best or the fastest language but it is simple to use. It adds functionality to your GUI interfaces whether it's just a web page or you're developing programs in HTML or I should say with HTML. Even though it's not the fastest language in the world, even on old machines when you're doing simple things like this, it loads fast. Again, as I said in the previous video, you might have problems with HTML when you go to certain pages but that's not HTML. You might have problems with JavaScript when you go to certain pages where the pages take forever to load and their tabs take forever to load and all this stuff and that is not because they're using JavaScript. That's because they are bad programmers and again I don't concern myself a great programmer but I'm halfway decent and my stuff runs decent so a lot of these pages you go to that have JavaScript and they run like crap because in most cases the people who are developing those pages aren't programmers, they're developers and they know just the bare minimum and they're just trying to make the page look nice, they don't care about how well it runs and a lot of those pages have a lot of ads jabbed in them which is just going to make things run horribly. So again, JavaScript not as bad as you might think and again as far as my website you might say why I like using the shell if the page is designed right you don't need to use the JavaScript. You can just pull up you know pull the data using the APIs you go to my site there is a shell link here that has a shell a very simple shell browser that that you can use with a shell browser or in a regular browser here it's just a very simple no JavaScript reloads the page each time but you can use W3M or links in the shell with it or if you're going to use Wget or Curl my page will actually allow you to pull information to queries that way queries that way and if you just Wget or Curl my website filmsitechris.com it will give you instructions on how to use my site in the shell and it took me less than 20 minutes to put this up so that's not a JavaScript issue that gets again just better design so I hope you enjoy this I hope you learned something and you probably some of you're going to disagree with me and rant about how bad JavaScript is again I don't care what language it is you're either a good programmer or a bad programmer you can't blame the language for when some programs things poorly and I want to make it very very clear I do not think that JavaScript is the the end all to programming like it's like the best thing out there but it has its uses it has its place whether it's in a web browser or on a server side or just in your shell I do thank you for watching please visit my website filmsbychris.com that's Chris the K there's a link in the description and I hope that you have a great day


Hello everybody Andrew my ST here with dental L. So I was actually going through some of my Facebook memories a Facebook memory popped up. And it had shown me an old photo. I'm just going to bring it up here of me and my classmates from dental hygiene school. So it's really small, but I'm just going to kind of show you guys right here. Whoops. Let's not delete the video. Okay, it's really, really blurry. But that's me. Okay, where's my finger right there with the really blonde hair. I'm going to actually upload photo on my Facebook group. If you guys are in the Facebook group dental L tutoring. I put it in there. If you're a student of mine. I put it in there too in our students of dental L tutoring Facebook group so everybody can kind of see it. But it got me thinking about my dental hiking program and kind of how I feel about everything now. So I've been a dental professional for about 15 years. And I've been through a lot. You know, I was, I was a dental receptionist dental assistant. I was a dental hygienist. I did have to take the dental hygiene program twice. If you haven't heard me say that before. I do have a video on that explaining how that happened to make a long story short. My school had gone bankrupt. So all of the students lost their credentials. We were in my class. We were three weeks away from graduating three weeks. It didn't matter. We had to take the whole program again somewhere else. So I took the dental hygiene program twice literally twice. I became a restorative hygienist after that. And then last but not least, I did open up my my own dental hygiene practice a year ago. A mobile dental hygiene practice. So I so I go to patients homes nursing homes hospitals offices for cleaning and whitening and actually one more thing Is I am opening up my own at home practice in a month when I am moving and I was able to Build my own office in my own home. So that's very exciting. So I will still be going to patients homes to clean their teeth. But if they want to, they can also come to me, which is very exciting. It will, it will be nice for teeth lining because a lot of patients don't necessarily mind coming to me. So that will be nice for me to right, but I want to talk to you about the dental hygiene program because if you're a new dental hygiene student or a new dental hygienist. Or you're thinking of becoming a dental hygienist. I get the same question all the time and that is, is it worth it. A lot of dental hygienists will tell you know it's not and I'm going to explain that a little bit, but I'm also going to talk about why it is worth it 110% But I'm going to backtrack a lot for you guys. I hated my dental hygiene program. I took it twice. Okay, I hated it both times. I probably cried every day. It was very, very stressful. I felt that teachers did not like me. I felt that they picked on me. That's just how I felt. It was very hard for me to get good marks. I did get good marks, but I was that person that had to study every day, every night. I had no life. I hated every second of it. But what I do it again. Yes, because dental hygiene is the most amazing career. I don't know how else to say it, but I always wanted to be a dental hygienist. Not because of the money, not because of this, not because of that. I just, I just always wanted to be Working with teeth as silly as that sounds. I'm just very, very passionate about it, which is why I became a tutor and why I had opened up or have my own practice because I want to do things my way. I want to be able to talk to patients and help patients my way and not have to work for somebody else working eight hours being so sore at the end of the day and never getting a raise. It happens, right? But I'll tell you why a lot of dental hygienists will tell you to go into something else. It's because things have definitely changed. We don't make as much as we used to and we have a lot more responsibilities. And we don't often get insurance benefits. We don't get sick days. Often it does depend on where you live. It does depend on who you work for. But that's the consensus is we don't often get sick days. We don't often get insurance benefits. We work so hard and don't get a lot of thank yous. You know, patients aren't happy to see us. So that's hard for anybody to have to work so hard, have to be happy, have to be smiling, and to never get a thank you. That can be hard. You're working in offices where it's usually mostly females. So that can be hard, right? We all know we kind of Yeah, I don't know how to say it, but it's hard to work for a bunch of females. Like you need some males in there to kind of even things out. But that's why people say don't get into it because it's hard work. You are like this for most of the day. I mean, not like this. But you know what I mean. You're hunched over. You have to work around patients. You have to deal with patients who are in bad moods, not happy. And we don't really get a thank you. It's hard to call on sick because we get in trouble. We don't get paid as much as we used to. So you kind of are probably thinking, oh my God, that sounds horrible. But you know what you guys, dental hygiene is amazing. You just need to find a good office. There are good offices out there, but unfortunately there's a lot of bad offices. So find an office that pays you what you're worth. It's very important to work for an office where you mesh well with the staff. It happens where personalities might not mix. If you are happy, if you don't feel comfortable. I hate to say it, but go to another office. Look for something else. I have known many, many dental assistants, dental height Dental hygienists in my career where they have said, oh my goodness, this is the best office ever. I have worked for six other offices. I hated it. Now I love it. You know, or they say this is the worst office ever. I can't wait to leave. And then they send me a text, you know, saying, oh my goodness, I found the best office. I'm so happy. So being for the right office makes all the difference. So If you're thinking about being a dental hygienist and you're nervous because you are hearing all these other dental hygienists telling you not to do it. Don't listen to them. Follow what you want to do and I'm here to help. And I say this because in a lot of dental hygiene Facebook groups. This is a very common question, a very common post is I'm a dental hygiene or I'm looking into dental hygiene. Should I get into it and everybody called like there's hundreds of comments saying, no, don't do it. Don't do it. Don't do it. But you know what, you guys, they're still working. So if they really hated it, they would be doing something else. Right. If they weren't a dental hygienist. Why are they in the dental hygiene group. So please don't, you know, read into that too much. They're just probably working for an office that they don't like they haven't had a raise in 10 years, but that's their own fault because they're not asking for it. So don't listen to them. Okay, listen to me. If you want to be a dental hygienist. It's worth. But let me tell you school is very hard. It's very tough. If I can do it twice. You guys can do it once. Okay, trust me. You have school and then you take the board exam. But again, I can help you guys with that. That's what I tutor for. So please, if you want to do it do it. And I can say that 15 years later if I had to do it all again I would because it's worth it. I would not have my own practice. I would not have my Amazing patients if I didn't become a dental hygienist. So I hope this helps you guys. Thank you for listening. Comment with your thoughts.   Hey, I've been there. I've done that. I've been there. I've done that. Trust me. So I get it. But I do hope this helps comment below. If you need anything click like make sure to click subscribe as well and I will see you guys in the next one.


My name is Michael Nolan, and I am appearing here on behalf of the Yolo County Taxpayers Association. The Taxpayers Association has never opposed a partial tax before, but it does now against major H. And there's a few reasons why. Let's just look at the arguments in favor of it. The idea is, by the proponents and the school board, is that it's necessary to keep the school district the way it is, and that the state is short-changing our schools. The problem with that is that we have a partial tax that has risen to now $533. The school board wants it to raise it to $620, and to add a cost-of-living increase, calibrated to the Los Angeles and San Francisco metropolitan districts. Ten years ago, in 2008, the partial tax was $166. The increase came because of the state budget crisis. And at that time, a number of partial taxes were adopted because it was argued it was needed for a temporary measure. It was an emergency. And now we're told that the emergency is now systemic, that we're always going to be short. What it reminds me of is the people that we know who get sick, go to the hospital, they get medication, they get pain medication. Then they're released, they go home, they're cured, and they're still hooked on the pain medication. In this instance, you have to look at it, that the district has become hooked on partial taxes, and it's a bad policy for the district to rely so heavily on special taxes. So I would say that the amount, as I said, was $620. It's calibrated to increase every year according to the CPI in Los Angeles and San Francisco. The problem with that is that if, say, we just, those areas, L.A. and San Francisco, have 3% inflation, will have over a $750 partial tax before the end of this eight years. However, we could easily, those areas easily could have a jump in inflation. And I remember double-digit inflation, and back in the 1970s, L.A. and San Francisco had 15%, 16% increases. Are we willing to pay that? Well, the problem is the school board is, a majority of the school board is on record saying that they favored a $750 partial tax. And one member argued strenuously for a $960 partial tax with the CPI. So the automatic increase, and if you doubt me, read your sample ballot, read the impartial analysis of the county council, where they say that this partial tax shall increase every year after the first year. But the effect of this then has to be what kind of school district do we want? If we pass major age, we're locked in for eight years. The programs that have been adopted, that they're financed by it, can't be changed or modified. And a good example, though, of the arguments and favors, they often point to the foreign language component of our schools. And so what a world-class program we have. Well, we have five. We teach five languages. We go from years one through six, including Japanese, Mandarin, German, French, and Spanish. My problem, though, was a couple of years ago, Spanish, too, they couldn't find a teacher. The school board was looking for anyone who could, and they eventually hired just someone who spoke Spanish and gave them an emergency credential. And I would thought that if we were going to have a quality program, that wouldn't happen. The same goes with French, where I have a kid in the French language who, when they had only when they had substitute teachers, did they find out, oh, how to actually properly pronounce the French language. Because in one instance, the teachers are teaching non-standard French. So I'll just put it this way that I think if you look at the major carefully, you'll find that you'll want to think twice, send it back to the school board, ask them to make some hard decisions, calibrate our funding with the new formula by state government, and then tell us what we actually need to make our schools what we hope they should be. Thank you.


Would you rather pay $650 or $66 for a smart phone? Simple.  Better service, bigger savings. That's today's Appalachian Wireless. Celebrating 50 years, Southern West Virginia Community and Technical College held a press conference to display their new logo Monday morning. We started talking about our 50th anniversary last winter and when we were talking about the 50th anniversary, we decided we needed a change as we move forward. Our Southern Gold that we have, Black and Gold we have right now has been in place since about 2004 or 2005 and so with the new 50th anniversary, we decided that we wanted to rebrand and have a new logo. With up to six colors to choose from, President Pamela Alderman says students, faculty and community members had the opportunity to vote for their favorite, Landing on Blue. Well, you're going to see a lot of things this year. We've got some new programs we're working on over this year that will be implemented in fall of 2022. As we talked about earlier, we have a major concert here on the Logan campus in October by Landau Eugene Murphy Jr. We will be celebrating our 50th. He's celebrating his 10th win of America's Got Talent. And then we will have various 50th year anniversary celebrations at all of our campuses and throughout this academic year. The Landau Eugene Murphy Jr. concert will be held on October 16th at 7 p.m. Non-perishable food items are highly encouraged. For Mountain Top News, I'm Joel Chorjol.


What's up team welcome back it is your biggest fan of the real Casadero and in this broadcast I wanted to share a channel with you that I just came across and I came across this channel. It was discovered I discovered it. No, I came across this channel because a comment was left on a previous broadcast So I'm gonna go over to the desktop and show you guys this comment So this is OBS This is the program I use to record these broadcasts It's called open broadcaster if you guys want to do the same thing Find this software learn about it and you can do the same thing, but we were here to talk about Maria Tech mentor Maria Tech mentor Maria left a comment on the channel here and we're gonna go read more and For whatever I can't zoom in on this But I'm gonna read it here Hopefully you guys can see it as an as an engineering manager who was who has worked at a at fang that's The big companies in the industry we have Facebook Amazon Netflix Google and the other a I'm not sure what it's for but just you know these large tech companies that focus specifically on tech Now these tech companies that are listed interestingly enough They focus on tech that is used to basically harvest your attention now. That is neither here nor there But as you can see here These platforms do have useful information and actually in Tech mentor Maria's intro video on her channel If you check out tech mentor Maria, she lays out and she says some some cool stuff So at any rate she says she's been doing this for seven years And she thinks is always a good idea to continue learning and growing as a software engineer or cybersecurity professional She is correct. This is an industry where you cannot stop learning. You will always be learning there This is just the way it goes Because we are on the cutting edge always we're always on the edge of time no matter what we're doing So just bear in mind that yes, you will constantly be learning if you want to continue to be good in good means Being of usefulness in utility in whatever industry that you have chosen to be in She says getting certified can definitely be a great way to demonstrate your expertise, right? Certification show that you have interest in a particular thing And commitment to your field as she says She also says and it can also open up open up new job opportunities and I can speak from experience that this is correct Just by going out and learning these things and pursuing them and putting them on your resume This is noticed because there's many individuals who are Not necessarily interested in the particular thing. They're interested in the title They're interested in the salary, but they are not necessarily interested in the knowledge in anyone Who's who has worked in or is working in information technology? They know that it is not something that you can easily turn on and off At a particular time or moment of the day you find yourself in the middle of the night thinking about these things and Before you know it you're on the computer and you're all over the internet You got a hundred tabs open with all of this research Because you're interested That being said Maria says it's important to remember that certification is just one piece of the puzzle Hands-on experience and a strong portfolio are also crucial for success in these fields So the hands-on experience in the portfolio.  I have found that one of the best ways to apply what you're learning is to Begin using the skills as soon as possible. So if you're taking an AWS course for instance I'm not taking a particular course right now, but in my profession. I must do some things in AWS And I spend just about every day Inside of some sort of Amazon environment either personally or professionally In order to interact with these environments There is an understanding that we must have of the command line in order to send automated Commands to these platforms And in order to do that, right? We must be able to do that now. I'd also speaking from experience We can go out and study for and learn all the concepts and pass a certification But then when it comes to apply these things in real life We begin to dig through our head for these things and the knowledge isn't there What we must remember is that the knowledge that we have That gives us the ability to go out to the tool that's been constructed for us, which is the internet to find The exact ways to do these things but Once we have done them Then we have knowledge in our head and we can continue to do these things over and over again and they Seemingly become easier, but they are not becoming easier is that our minds are being strengthened Maria says so while getting certified can be a helpful addition to your resume Don't forget to focus on building up your practical skills and experience as well She's saying if you have the interest go and practice the interest if you do not have the interest do not waste your time on any of these things because you're not gonna find excitement and enjoyment and fulfillment if you're unable to start Well, first off if you're unable to make a decision Set a goal and then break that goal down into actionable steps And then as you achieve those steps use that knowledge to continue to build momentum But anyway, I wanted to share this channel with you because it's brand new She has a hundred and eighteen subscribers and she knows what she's talking about when it comes to tech Just based on her comment and then the videos that she has uploaded already So I implore you guys that if you're thinking about going down this road or you need some sort of motivation This is most likely a good channel to check out and to subscribe to If tech is going to be the road that you're on this could be a An addition to your tool belt your arsenal of knowledge and information That all being said do not take everything being said by myself or anyone else at face value There is knowledge in all things that are spoken. What I say is take this knowledge And go off into the silence and think about these things in the quietness of your mind and Ponder over them and construct your own concepts and ideas and when you return from the silence back to the real world Go and attempt to apply and practice these things And it has been my experience and you can let me know if you experience something different It has been my experience that you will see an increase in knowledge And as that knowledge increases you will experience an increase in confidence and as that confidence increases You will experience an increase in personal power and is that in as that personal power increases you will begin to see Things happen in the real world along the lines of what you've envisioned in your mind along the lines of what it is that you have been pursuing Because you have identified something that you have interest in you have developed a feeling behind it and that feeling has given You the volition to act and now you're moving in that direction so team on that note, I implore you to check out Tech Mentor Maria's channel and Also, if you find this Content here valuable subscribe to the channel Share the broadcast where you can if you so choose that is not necessary But by all means leave a comment leave a question Let us know what you're thinking and leave a thumbs up all of these things are gonna tell the algorithms The software out there that we're learning about that we want to understand It tells the algorithm this Information was important to this individual and this individual thinks in a certain kind of way and there are other Individuals there are other intelligences that think in this same kind of way and they're seeking this level of knowledge as well so We will as an algorithm as a computing entity show this to those individuals and what will happen is Competition will not be created What will happen is more? Ideas will be generated More individuals will develop confidence and as this happens All things will be elevated a rising tide lifts all boats except for those boats that have holes in them So how do you patch that hole is you guard the gates of your mind?  I'm your biggest fan team of the real Casadero. Thanks for hanging out Thank you for hanging out with me here and I look forward to seeing you in the next broadcast team


So welcome to this workshop on STM32WB on the firmware upgrade feature that we have on this device. My name is Marcus. I'm the technical marketing manager for the Nordics. So I'm giving this marketing presentation today. I believe the product is pretty well known, so it's a very short marketing introduction. So to just give you some background, if you haven't seen this product before and wonder where it's coming from, we have BLE knowledge in ST since a long time before. So in this RF division, they have been working on BLE components for quite some while. So you have mainly the Blue Energy MS-1 and-2 that are in current production. And now from the MCU department, we have the STM32WB family. So it's set up of BLE 5.0 but also a MAC layer for IEEE 802.15.4. So what we have done here is that we have taken the platform from STM32L4 and combined that with the Bluetooth knowledge of the RF division and given us the STM32WB product. So it's a new member of our portfolio that is now the wireless MCU. So the approach is to make it effective PCB design and also to target the cost of the bomb and the total system. So as you can see here on the portfolio, you have now a new segment on the bottom here, the wireless MCU where the WB is the first one to be out. You also see that now on the portfolio of course on the top we have the new MPUs as well as you have seen in other workshops. So the feature set on the STM32WB, the white boxes here you see that they are mainly what you expect from a general purpose MCU. And then you have the purple box here where you have the RF front end which is also powered by its own core. On the side you see you have some low power number there for active mode and for stop and for shutdown as well. You have a listing of the peripherals. You can also see the input voltage and then it can be powered both from DC-DC and LDO. So it's one of the first devices that came out which have this support in a native setup. And you also have the temp range there from minus 40 to plus 105. So the setup of the device is mainly when you break it down like this. So you have the Cortex-M4 where you can put your application code and then you have the Cortex-M0 which is taken care of the radio stack, the timings and all the tricky stuff you need for your RF communication. So what we have been targeting is flexibility and ease of development. And also that you can reuse your previous knowledge from STM32 and still be able to achieve that on a BLE platform. And yeah, ending up with time to market being as fast as possible and one solution to do it all. So the dual core setup might seem a bit intimidating to start with because you have the two cores. You have 2.4 GHz radio and so on and so on. So what you can consider the second core is a radio coprocessor. And in most cases it can be considered as a black box. So it's as close as we will come to a peripheral that is running BLE for you. So then I added another slide also for breaking it down more in detail for the different peripherals inside the part. So when you're in front of customers you can view this slide and you can look at it and you can go through all the different devices or peripherals on the device. If there's questions to what's embedded really inside the part. Also on the slide here you can see that you have your radio characteristics for what we support and the output power, the sensitivity and your link budget and so on. And also the current consumption is captured on this slide. The peripherals once again and a little bit more on the power. And then of course in the bottom you see the packages that we have. And if you have seen this slide before I can point you to one addition now. So we have a BGA package for this device. Previously we only had a CSP which is not popular with industrial customers. But this BGA as for the rest of this product has been really thought through. So it's a very nice setup of the BGA package that allows you to realize it on very few layers of PCB and to avoid laser vias and so on. On the software side for BLE, we have BLE 5.0. We have Threadstack available. We have recently also now purchased SIGBI stack. So it's not posted available yet. But we're working to make it mass market ready so you will have access to it going forward. You also have a generic Mac layer availability so you can put a proprietary stack on it as well. So if you want to go for SIGBI today, this is the option you can stick with. Then if you can wait a little bit later this year you will get access to the SIGBI setup as well. For demos going forward. So what we already demonstrated at this training last year was Bluetooth and Thread. And also most importantly doing concurrent setup so Bluetooth and Thread at the same time. So this was in a static setup at this time. Later this year so hopefully in Q3 if the time plan sticks we will do the same thing but with SIGBI instead. And then going on to Q4 we will do Bluetooth and SIGBI or Bluetooth and Thread on a dynamic switching schedule instead. So that's the demos what we're bringing out. On the deliverables that we have ready today is the Bluetooth 5.0 with mesh 1.0 setup and the profiles. On the stack for the 802.15.4 we have open Thread and the generic layer. You'll shortly be added for the SIGBI as well. Concurrent mode we can do that for static and dynamic. And then you will have the static and dynamic setup for the SIGBI 3.0 as well. On the hardware side we have the STM32WB55 which is the device you are using today. By the end of the year you will see the smaller version coming out so it's going to be called WB35. And then we are currently in design for the third iteration of the WB series to bring out even more competitive devices. So with that I hand it over to Martin to take you through the practical side of the workshop.


The vice president of Nigeria, Prof. Yemi Osimba-Jure, has assured delegates of the All Progressive Congress of solving Nigeria's challenges. He gave the assurance at the Ongoing National Convention of APC in Abuja. The presidential aspirant urged the delegates to vote for the aspirants they believe in. He also asked delegates to vote for an aspirant they trust. According to the VP, Nigeria can have a first-class healthcare system and education with the right leadership. And so we stand today on the threshold of history to paraphrase Winston Churchill. So much depends on so few of us. 2,322 delegates will decide the future of our children and their own children. 2,322 persons will decide the fortunes of Africa's largest economy and the largest population of black people on earth. 2,322 people. What an awesome responsibility. What an incredible moral burden. The future of our children compels us and compels all of you our distinguished delegates to vote right tonight. We are a religious nation. We believe in the power of prayer. We all pray for a country that is peaceful and prosperous. But God allows us by our voting to show him whether we mean the prayers we pray or not. You cannot wish this country well and vote for someone you do not believe in. Please do subscribe to our YouTube channel and don't forget to hit the notification button so you get notified about fresh news updates.