Hey, this is Brett, and this 2020 Ram 3500 Crew Cab Long Box Dual Rear Wheel Big Horn Level 1 Night Edition is stock number 13569Z. I'm here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, you're new and used heavy duty truck and Ram headquarters. And this 2020 Ram 3500 has the 6.7 liter high output Cummins diesel engine and it's paired up with the Eisen heavy duty six speed automatic transmission. This is one of the most, this truck can tow what in the most amounts of weight that you'll find in a Ram 3500. It tows up to 33,620 pounds and has a max payload of 5,342 pounds. And I got those numbers off Ram's tow guide website. I'll link that in the description below. This truck has been fully safety and inspected by our service shop has a fresh oil and filter change all the fluids have been checked and topped off and this truck is 100% ready to go. I'm going to go all the way around inside underneath started up and take a look under the hood to give you the most accurate representation of the truck possible.  So if you have HD capabilities turn them on now because it is your best way to check out the quality condition options and cleanliness of the vehicle before seen in person. Going down the driver's side the box is in pretty nice shape didn't see too many problems on there. Driver's side cab and doors are in really nice condition as well didn't see any major dents or dings on there front fender is in great shape as well. If you like the video you can subscribe to my YouTube channel which is youtube.com slash summit auto click the bell notifications you'll get updates on the videos I do each and every day here at Summit Automotive. Very nice down that side this one comes with the painted alloy wheels they have been plastic dipped but these are the night edition wheels has Nexon Rodeon AT tires LT 235 80R 17s and they have I would say probably about 60 to 70% of the tread left on them frame and underbody is in excellent condition as well. Coming around the front of the vehicle you notice you get the blacked out headlight bezels factory fog lights front bumpers in pretty nice shape does give you a western grill guard gloss black grill also part of the night edition comes with a nice bug shield and the hood is in fantastic shape didn't see any dents or dings on there you get the cab lights up top passenger side front fender nice condition as well and the passenger side wheel no major scuffs or scrapes on there as you go down this side of this 2020 Ram 3500 take note of how clean the body is how reflective and mirror like that paint is I take these HD videos so if you are far away or even if you're close by and you just cannot make the trip down but you're still interested in purchasing the vehicle you can see the truck hear the truck and of confidence in the vehicle that you're looking at before you even get here so when you do get here there's absolutely no surprises you can make a smart and informed buying decision from wherever you're at if this video helps you make that buying decision let your salesman know that you saw the video that it was helpful and that brought sense you back tires have just as much tread as the front tires and the frame and underbody is in very nice condition on this truck as all the remaining factor exhaust and it's like that all the way in low rockers all look good and this driver's or passenger side Dewey tub is in pretty nice shape only thing I noticed is maybe one or two little dings right up there nothing too bad coming around to the back the rear bumper is in nice condition does have the backup parking sensors of course the full towing package that you can tow 33,620 pounds with seven pin and four pin wiring the tailgate is in really nice condition as well get the blacked out ram logo part of that night edition as well and it comes with the roll it up soft tonneau cover now I didn't see any rips or tears on that comes with a spray and bed liner the fifth wheel and goose neck prep package seven pin and four pin wiring back here as well and you do get a side box tie downs and led bed lights it also has a toolbox up there and the beds in really nice shape and the bed liner goes on to the tailgate shuts nice and easily and solidly and for full disclosure this back wheel just as nice as the rest coming down the rest of this side of the truck looks pretty good has the heated fold up tow mirrors built in directional signals they fold up like so they also fold in like that inside the big horn level one package gives you the dark charcoal cloth interior there are no rips or tears on the seats you get the bucket seats in front they are in nice shape power driver's seat with lumbar factory all-weather auto headlamps and power pedals power windows locks and mirrors get the cloth bolster with the wood grain trim and these mirrors do power fold in take a quick look at the back seats they are just as clean as front seats no rips or tears back here it does have the latch child safety system for any child car seats you may have fixed glass rear window with the built-in rear defrost you also get these speakers in the ceiling part of the alpine premium sound system and you get the all-weather floor map back here there is a winter front I believe for this truck you get a load floor back here just nice you got muddy boots or tools put them on there you're not get not going to get your seats dirty or if you got pets put both sides down they got a nice flat place to lay you also get storage under there and you get in-floor storage right here with removable bins for easy cleaning put ice and drinks in there and it's like you have too many coolers wherever you go or if you're not in Wisconsin just extra storage space side curtain airbags right there and child safety locks on the back doors we'll take a quick look at the instrument cluster and the radio show you everything this truck has to offer on the interior 51,078 miles does give you a digital speedometer instrument cluster is very nice and clean you get the heated leather wrap steering wheel cruise controls and gear selector on the right bluetooth and information center controls on the left there is your ison six-speed transmission shifter push button four-wheel drive comes with the 8.4 for C radio you get the factory navigation system on there there is highway 41 so that is working nicely AM FM and serious you also have your heated seats heated steering wheel controls you get your backup camera right here as well and they made those nice and crystal clear HD so that you can get hooked up to your boat camper trailer first time every time and then you can zoom in on that receiver hitch to make that even easier you also get all your different apps here this one does have projection manager where you can project your cell phone to the screen via android auto or apple carplay we actually did a demo on android auto on an 8-4 if you want to check that out that's in the upper right hand part of the screen and then you have all your other apps on here as well down here are your more tactile volume tune and climate controls and you also have heated seats and heated steering wheel controls your stability control there's your factory brake controller factory exhaust brake toll hall mode you can turn those front and rear parking sensors on and off you do get two usb's two usb c's and an auger jack you also have 115 volt 400 watt plug-in you get the cup holders and sliding tray as well as your keyless entry with remote start passenger side floor mat and seat are in excellent condition as well no rips or tears on there looks really good and once again the headliner is in really nice shape you do get map lights up here assist in sos buttons and an auto dimming mirror home link buttons for your garage door security systems and lighting systems did want to show you the tire and loading information sticker and the vinn sticker before we started up always asked to show those but yeah if you go to that ram website that's linked in the description below you can put in any vinn and it'll tell you exactly what the truck can pull as long as it's a ram from the last five years we'll start it up take a look under the hood starts right up no check engine lights or anything like that i would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today and hopefully from this hd video you've been able to verify the quality condition options and of course cleanliness of this truck all the way around inside out I think it's in really nice shape for the miles on it cab lights look good under the hood we have the 6.7 liter high output Cummins diesel engine base very clean runs very smooth once again this truck has been fully safety to inspect by our service shop there's the emissions sticker it has a fresh oil and filter change all the fluids have been checked and topped off and it is 100% ready to go I would highly recommend this truck for make quality and condition standpoint and to see more pictures of this truck or one of the 550 new and used cars trucks scvs minivans wranglers half tons to quarter tons one tons you name it we got to go to that website right there is summitauto.com full pictures and descriptions of every single vehicle all at summitauto.com and if you'd like to check out more hd videos you can go to youtube.com slash summit auto click the bell notifications you'll get updates on the videos I do each and every day here at summit automotive in fact in a second you'll see a link to subscribe to my youtube channel the upper left to link to more ram 3500 truck videos like this one the upper right link to this vehicle on our website lower left and a link to one of our latest youtube videos in the lower right click those check us out we're super excited to help you with this ultra clean 2020 ram 3500 crew cab long box dually big horn level one night edition in diamond black rollcode thanks again for checking out the video 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The Heartland Animal Rescue in Brainerd has been saving homeless animals since 1987. Now they themselves could be facing homelessness if the community doesn't step up. Our Logan Gay has more. The Heartland Animal Rescue is in need of financial help. We're not vitally in trouble that we're going to close the door tomorrow but if we don't do something and if we don't become you know have the public become aware of our problem this could happen. Heartland doesn't receive a lot of outside funding. A lot of people assume that the state local governments and the large humane societies help us out and so finally we're telling them they don't. The heart animal shelter serves all of crowing, cast and aching counties. Being responsible for all the stray animals in those regions has created a strain on their finances. We have an overabundance of cats, stray cats and from January 1 till about October 1 we took in 427 stray cats and that's a lot of cats but also with this came no money. Some people abandoned their cats outside of the building not even caring if there's room for them or not. There was a lady came and we told her we had no room and she was very nice and said okay and the next person that went out to get the mail the crate that she had was they just set it on the sidewalk they put it in our fans they put it by our doors. And the big question that's on everyone's minds is what's going to happen to these animals if the community doesn't step up and give Heartland funding that it needs to stay open. That's the million dollar question so we don't even look down that road I don't know so that is why the public needs needs to support heart and heart needs to be here for the community. In Brainerd, Logan Gay, Lakeland News. Now if you would like to donate to the Heartland Animal Rescue you can do so by visiting their website at heartpets.org. If you've enjoyed this segment of Lakeland News please consider making a tax deductible contribution to Lakeland Public Television.


Now, we will discuss the preventive health concepts. The concept of preventive health recognizes that individuals are able to reduce manufacturers that threaten personal wellness. This includes practices such as establishing healthful dietary habits, like eating more fruits, vegetables, whole grain, etc. And practicing safety behaviors like wearing seat belts, limiting sun exposure, and engaging in daily physical activity and seeking early treatment for occasional illness and injury. So, there are many ways in which we can save the children who are affected. Whether it is health or other diseases, all these things can be improved by increasing their strength and sacrifice. Now, in the strength and sacrifice, as we are saying, first of all, we have to correct their eating habits. Some people go towards more carbohydrates, some go towards more fattening. So, all these things increase in the weight of the children. But their vitamins give them deficiencies. So, as we have already said, we need a balance to keep their proteins, their carbohydrates, and their vitamins balanced. Then, every day, their physical movement helps them develop healthy habits. It is important to do physical activity for one hour a day for the children. It also implies a shared responsibility for addressing social and environmental issues that affect the quality of everyone's well-being, including. Now, it happens that parents and teachers are involved in this. Our community members, the people in our neighbourhoods, or caregivers, are responsible for developing all the healthy habits of the children. As we are saying, if our politics affects the community so much, then there is poverty and homelessness. If you have a lot of children who are suffering from the poverty line, then their problems are far more than adults. Then, when there is poverty, then food insecurity will also be there. As we have said, it is important not to have a balance and not to have poverty. Then, there is in-equitable access to the children. There are a lot of children who do not have access to life facilities, and they do not have access to medicines at all. Some people who are in remote areas in the Dihati area, and it is very difficult to take them to the hospital. So, that is also a very big crisis. Then, there is something that, as we are saying in your neighbourhoods, that the community members are also responsible for providing the wrong number of children. For example, drinking a cigarette from parents or getting used to drinking alcohol, or various other bad things like water, or whatever. So, when the children see it, they themselves get attracted to it. And the result is that they start such habits since childhood. Then, there is the issue of food safety. Then, we see that we are getting food, but it is not safe. Water, drinking water, is not safe. Or there is food that contains malawat. So, malawat is more than what you would buy cooked food from the market. Even there, you do not know, you cannot assure that all the nutrients are present in the right amount. So, in such a situation, we have to see that the food that we are giving to the children, has no malawat in it. Especially, there are a lot of foods in which preservatives are added. And preservatives are very dangerous. If you think of them, they have a light shape of a tazaab, which is especially used for dried chips, potato chips, after the birth of the child. There are such spices in them that damage the natural enzymes in the baby's womb. They damage the internal wall of the stomach and they have a lot of ulcer problems. It starts to happen since childhood. So, if we keep the preservatives safe from the start, and also pay attention to their physical activity, and see that there are no such people in this environment, who are showing them wrong things or teaching them, then we can prevent a lot of things from the beginning. Then, our access to such areas is necessary, where the child can get the medicine on the occasion, and his treatment can be done. And especially, our air is not polluted. Obviously, we can do a lot less in this. The entire community has the effect on this. And especially, the governments and politicians, their role is to make such policies, that polluted air can reduce it at least. So, these are all the things, through which we can save at least a few of the children's diseases, and we can prevent them from the beginning.


And the winner of this year's transition trucking, let me make sure I get this right, award for driver excellence is Jimmy Riddell. I wish I could have won, yeah, absolutely, but I'm looking at Jimmy right now and it warms my heart to see that he won because he's definitely deserving of it.  So it's just overall good feeling. We woke up a little early, which obviously for us isn't really that uncommon, but we came to the US Chamber of Commerce and then they did some radio interviews with us. Couple presentations, we got to meet members of the industry who actually hold some pretty heavy weight. It was informative, not just about celebration, so it was a good day. I mean, I don't know, no matter what, my dad's still proud of me. I've come this far. I had said this to a few people before. I said, regardless of whether I win or not, whoever wins, all of us are leaving with something. Each one of us, I know, is grateful for where we are and what we've been treated to and then also for what we've received.


Alright, hear me out, superhero movies are great, but unconventional superhero movies are even better. What's going on everybody, my name is Cody Curtis, and with M Night Shyamalan's conclusion to his unconventional, unbreakable superhero trilogy coming out, Glass, I figure it's time for us to not only analyze the first film in this trilogy, Unbreakable, but break down why Elijah Price is a character that we should be inspired by and we should be inspiring to be like. But before we get into that guys, before we go too far, you should know that this video along with every other video on this channel is partnered with Samwich John Films. Now if you're not sure what Samwich John Films is, SamwichJohnFilms.com is a prime website for you to not only get the latest movie reviews and movie news about what's going on in the industry, it's also an opportunity for you to win free movie screenings. That means free movies you can see in advance of everybody else. So if this sounds great to you, or you're just a little bit curious, then head down to the link in the description to SamwichJohnFilms.com and go check us out. But now it's time to get back to the review.  Look, I'm not saying you have to be like the guy, Heavens knows we don't need another Charles Manson on our hands. However, what I am saying is there are certain aspects and certain things that need to be analyzed about Elijah Price that we can apply into our own lives. But if we're going to understand Elijah Price as a character, we need to go back to the very, very beginning when he was born. Now if you don't know about anything about Elijah Price the character, let me break it down for you. Elijah Price is a comic book loving man who has osteogenesis imperfecta. This means that his bones are very brittle and they'll break pretty much anything.  And Elijah Price as a child, as a youth, was always looking for something better. He always hid inside because all the other kids they would bully him, they would call him Mr. Glass because he's so fragile and so breakable and this hurt Elijah. This made Elijah insulted. This made Elijah want to run away from society. But one day he found an outlet. He found something that could help him explain his reality and that came in the form of comic books. And once he got his first comic book, this not only helped him make sense of the reality he was living, but it also gave him a sense of passion and love for something greater than himself. And it gave him a way to explain the world. Because Elijah Price as a character, as a man, believes that comic books are an exaggeration of the truth. They're an exaggeration of what the world has been told. So that means that in his perception comic books are a form of history that have just been expanded upon and over exaggerated to the point of unbelievable. And Elijah Price also believes that if he is super breakable, there must be somebody on the other side who is a superhero who will not break no matter what the circumstances are. And this is where we get introduced to David Dunn. Now this is a very key part of the story. And this is where spoilers are coming in. So before we continue, if there's anyone listening to this analysis and you do not want to be spoiled on unbreakable and haven't seen it, then tune the video out now. Elijah Price, we find out at the very end of unbreakable, is a supervillain. But is he really or is he a man who does really corrupt things in order to push his reality into being? What he believes to be right, what he believes to be true. Because let's look at it from this way.  David Dunn, although he might be super strong and he might not be able to get sick and he's not really too fond of water, he's a man who has over excelled in his physical capabilities and his willingness to help people, but he's still just an average Joe. So what Elijah Price begins to do is whisper into David Dunn's ear and push his perception of the world onto David Dunn and eventually, David Dunn starts to believe him. Elijah Price not only whispered into David Dunn's ear so continuously, Elijah Price believing that superheroes and the super magnificent world of the superhero and comic book character pushed his perception into reality. This is as far as I'm going to go when it comes to Elijah Price as a character on the surface level, but what can we take away from Elijah Price as a character overall? What we can take from this man is he had a passion for something, he was driven about something, he was passionate about bringing his mindset, his thought process about the world around him into reality and through hard work, through discipline, through whispering in David Dunn's ear, through manipulation, he was able to bring what he believed to be true into actually being reality. Now, I'm not saying that we need to manipulate people, manipulating people is a very heinous and awful thing to do, but what we can take away from Elijah Price as a character is what he was willing to do and the hard work he was willing to put forward and that lesson that teaches into our own lives. We're all dreamers here. We all have things that we want to accomplish. We all have goals that might be larger than life, but without hard work, without our own determination, without our own passion towards it, we're not going to be able to accomplish it. And more often than not, there will be people in our lives that are going to help us accomplish those schools to bring our willingness to bring our dreams into reality. And I think more than anything else, the character of Elijah Price, what this teaches is that even though we may all have dreams, we have that hard work, we have that goal, we have that work ethic ahead of us, it's still going to take a long time. Look at the timeline of events that have led up to the conclusion of this unbreakable trilogy glass. We started out with Elijah Price as a youth just trying to explain the world. Then he grew up and ran his own comic book art gallery. And then right after that, he meets David Dunn. And then after meeting David Dunn, he finds his perception of the world. He pushes his perception into reality. And it's only now with the upcoming film glass that Elijah Price's reality, what he dreamed and hoped for, is finally here. It's finally arrived. And we just got to have that in our mindset. That's why Elijah Price is such a great character because we might have talents and skills that we don't know about. Those can be brought into light.  But the fact is we can all have what we set out to do. We can all have what we want. We can change the world. But we've got to have in the back of our minds, hard work, determination and the willingness to succeed and wait as long as needed to accomplish what we have to to change the world for the better. And that's why Unbreakable is such an amazing movie because not only is it a superhero movie, not only is it a comic book movie, but is a film like Elijah Price is a character that teaches us exactly what we need to do and how patient we need to be to make sure that our futures are exactly the way we want them to be. And everybody, that is my analysis of Unbreakable and more specifically, Elijah Price as a character. I really hope that you enjoyed what you've listened to here. And whatever your thoughts may be about Elijah Price, whatever your thoughts are on this analysis, I want to hear them. So make sure you leave some comments in the comment section down below and I will be sure to get to as many of them as I possibly can. Because after all, I love hearing your thoughts. If any of you really loved and enjoyed this analysis, then please drop a like and subscribe to the channel. And if there are any of you listening who want to get in contact with me and start a brilliant conversation about movies, the links to my YouTube channel and social media are all in the description down below. And so until next time, stay curious. Keep your mind strong by learning about the films that you love. And I hope you all have a phenomenal rest of your day.


Hello, everyone. My name is John Hammond, and I'm showcasing more of the introduction to Linux class content that I had created two years ago for a class that I taught at my old school. So the training wheel shell is by far the best kind of flagship product that comes with the class and the code in the content that I had produced at this time. Training wheel shell is a kind of wrapper for the command line that is supposed to essentially hold your hand. It's meant to be kind of an interactive textbook that talks to you and walks you through doing things in the command line.  It's like it's a part of a game. Like it's a gamified activity to learn and be doing hands-on technical on the keyboard stuff. So I have to put a disclaimer here because I wrote this, right? And it may not be good, right? I have to say I'm a kid. I'm a guy. I'm a dude. And I just wrote this because I think it's cool and I got it to work and it's neat. It may not be incredible, elegant, beautiful, gorgeous code. I don't know. I'm not the judge. I wrote this for a class that I got to teach while I was a student in school. And that may be indicative of some things, but I can't say for sure. I don't know. It may be indicative that cool. I am good and I do good things. Or it may be indicative of the school and that if they're really trusting someone like this to do this, maybe it's not... Maybe that's bad and maybe that's not good. I can't say. I'm not in a place where I can. I just want to show it to you and you can form your own opinion whether or not this is quality or not. I'm happy to hear good stuff. I'm also happy to hear bad stuff. That's what I want to hear. I want to get better. So please read things. Take it with a grain of salt. Look through it if you really want to. But I'm going to start to show you a little bit of how this thing works under the hood. So training wheels, right? It is a Python program that will walk you through using the command line. It's nice for me to show it to you just like this, but I'd rather us do it for real. So let's do that because we have the repository downloaded and I can jump over to my command line. Okay. So out of the final guide directory, it's in the training wheels directory. And you should be able to just dot slash training wheels. It requires Colorama, just another Python module to do colorful text things. And it clears the screen that says, okay, cool. This tool developed by me. Just a disclaimer because I would like that to be known.  I didn't particularly like to have to explain this to everyone, although I would hope it's a little bit self-explanatory. Enter the number one and you get to the start. And then it will showcase the lessons or the things that you can actually, you'll work through. And again, enter just number one to start. That's something that you probably just have to say allowed in class so your students will actually get started. But then it will start to talk to you. It will start to try and hold your hand as if there's a voice coming out of the computer. Maybe it's me, but I don't have to stand over a student's shoulder. I don't have to be holding their hand and instead they can be on their own doing their own thought and doing their own thinking and doing their own curiosity. A little bit of reading, but hopefully that would come in bite-sized stuff. And maybe they'll learn things by experimenting and poking around. And hopefully the training wheels will try and course correct. It'll try and guide you to the correct thing, but it's not perfect. I have to say that over and over and over again.  Disclaimer. All right, so the prompt here is, hey, this is a shell, right? This is the command line. This is the console. This is the terminal. Do you understand that? And I would hope maybe some person would just be like, oh, yes. I hit enter and they type yes. So all of a sudden you get this crazy stuff. You entered a special command. It's fun. It's crazy. It's cool. Press Control C to stop it. They learn that and they see like, whoa, that was crazy. Did you see what happened?  That's the idea, a little activity. And it explains that, okay, here are the three streams that you're going to see. Center output, centered input, centered error. Does that all make sense to you? You try this again. Yes. And now you've learned. Now you've reinforced in your mind that Control C, that will stop a program. That will break out of running a program. Things that someone's got to learn the first time they've ever seen a command line. Maybe they've never seen Linux before. And then if you enter command that doesn't exist, like, no, the shell will tell you. Bash will tell you. It'll get, you know, the error message you see, don't just ignore that. You should read it. You should read error messages that are piped to the standard error stream, et cetera. And then it goes into how to learn and how to play with some of the other streams, like standard output, just using echo, right? But that's not that fun, because maybe echo doesn't do anything. So what if we have to explain the idea of a command and an argument, like parameters that you give to programs that you run on the shell, on the console, on the command line? So that tries to explain the difference. What is a command versus what is an argument? How come these things are just have spaces in between them? These don't, these aren't normal words. Usually it's weird. But again, hopefully the training wheels will talk to you. And it's a little bit interesting. Maybe that's fun. Maybe that's a good way for students to learn. Control C to break out, and they learn. And then they move on to other lessons. And you saw that listing at the very, very start of the program that would it give you a notification as to what are the lessons that you are currently on, where did you leave off, et cetera. So I just broke out of the program right now. If I go back to training wheels, it will say, okay, a lesson hasn't been loaded. Maybe it didn't, it wasn't able to write anything for me. There is a save mechanism that will keep in mind where I left off. And it just stores a temporary file that will be, okay, say, here's where you work. Do you want to go back to where you were? Do you want to go back to what you were doing? And that will let you keep working through these as if it's a textbook that you can play with and interact with. So I want to talk about that a little bit more. I want to explain the source code. I want to say how it's built. I want to talk about why it's built this way. And I'm going to get into that in the next video. But for now, I hope you got a little bit of your feet wet. I hope you got what your appetite or something is to, okay, what is this training wheel shell? Is it actually worthwhile? Is it cool? Is it good for me? I don't know. And I'll get into more and more of this discussion and conversation in the later video where I'll review a lot of the source code and explain how a lot of it works. Again, I won't be writing any code in the series, but I will be talking and discussing it and reviewing it. So you'll still get to see syntax. You'll still get to see semantics. Hopefully that's a little bit interesting and hopefully you're still sticking with me. Maybe we'll talk about some cool techniques. Please feel free to ask. Please feel free to talk. Please feel free to use the comment section and let me know what you would like to see or if you don't want to see any of this crap. I don't know. Great. Thank you guys for watching. I'll see you in a later video. But before I go, I want to support my... I want to live some love to my own supporters. 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Right, I'm gonna make a very brief introduction before we get and start chatting to Alex Which hopefully is on the other end of this line very very shortly Welcome to the very first episode of this thing. I don't know what it is yet It was the idea was perhaps to do some kind of podcast thing. Maybe that's what it'll end up being I don't know. I'm also gonna record this with a bit of luck Very first guest to the channel will not only appear with a bit of audio, but you should see him to my left So first of all Alex, are you there? I'm there. How are you? Good mate. I'm not too bad. We can't pretend that we haven't just had a little chat off there because we've got a few A few issues getting this one going. Yes, we did but we're here now. That's all that matters Well, the audio is okay. There's a loud squeak coming from somewhere And I believe we've got a budgie making an appearance Yeah, it's the only beard I'm gonna get Yeah, make that the last mate. Make that the last Yeah, we've just been kind of trying to get this whole thing set up and this Squeak started appearing and it's next door's budgie's made an appearance on Alex's end, but there you go Yeah, well out the audio is okay. We're doing our very best the first one. I must admit I'm a little bit nervous It's all a bit weird. It's not like it's been someone on the phone It's not like it's been someone next to you on the sofa. So it's a bit odd, but We'll get stuck in Gotta say first of all Alex. Thank you for being the first guest. It's also it's Friday Friday early evening in australia. Alex for those of you don't know Alex etches. What's your what's the channel name? Alex in terms of youtube? It's golf box reviews on youtube. Yeah Okay, and Alex is based out in australia, but you can tell that's not on australian accent. So Where'd you originate from Alex? What's uh, I'm from Nottingham originally I'm not who originally you've been out there in Oz And I think it's been nearly four four or five years now. It's gone really quick. Yeah enjoying it I love it. It's very different. Um, yeah, it's very different to the uk. I mean, I'm sure we've got different climates right now I don't What is happening? So it's 20 past six or something. I've passed six Friday night in australia You've got a barbecue on the beach. I expect have you? I wish I was thinking of doing something like that and I thought that would be a bit too much for the first Yeah, so we'll leave that to all that so too. Um, so what is the weather like? 26 degrees Yeah, it's not humid. It's just a nice temperature. I mean the uk as you know gets to 26 degrees everyone starts melting I mean one thing I forgot was we are actually recording this as well So the look at disappointments on my face there when you said 26 degrees is for everybody to see Yeah, it's it's not quite that here at the moment. Let's just say that. Um, so um So yeah, so you've you you do again very similar. Um The reason I asked alex onto the the first episode was I've first of all I've never chatted with alex until This is the first time I was just thinking that this is actually except for social media Well, that's what I was going to say. We have a a little bit of banter I think perhaps Share same sense of humor at least what I see from what you put out in your videos and what you put out on twitter and things like that so, um I've got to say, uh, I want At the moment alex is my favorite, um Product tester on youtube right now. Wow. Thank you, Andy. Thank you But I've got to admit that it depends on the next week's guest is alex. I might end up on very All you're one of those it's like it's like the green day green day concerts every time you go to a different city It's the best city in the world. Yeah, I'm just like that, mate. I'm a sell out sell out But yeah, no say on the stage. No, I really enjoy your channel and I'm going to talk about the channel. Um That's what I want the core topics to be about. It's about club reviews because obviously we share that kind of Yes, so I don't content Um, but some first of all and I know um, I just want to get clear for as well Are you comfortable? Is alex? Is it all or would you prefer some kind of james bond reference after some of the recent Judging performances. Yeah, just calling. Just call me double double a b. I think that's probably my uh, My double a seven name, but um Other people who don't know what that refers to and don't know alex's channel And that's why you've got to go and check it out because he throws in a lot of Good fun. And is that not the best place to start now? He throws in a lot of humor into videos Yeah, it's just you know, I think it can be taken very seriously at the end of the day Um, and it's just it's just to have a bit of fun. It is exactly just to have fun I like I like trying to be creative doing something different. Yeah, this is my this is my chance to really Give it a go. I suppose Yeah No, no that and I think that's what stands that you you know yourself It's a very competitive industry at the minute. You've got to have something that stands out And I think bringing a humor element.  I think if you can mix the two It's a fantastic end product and like I said all jokes aside I enjoy watching your stuff as I have done for uh for a good few years now you um I mean you like having fun with them Is that the plan going forward with the channel as such just before I get on to the main topic? Is that where you're heading? Is it just keep on being creative? I think so. I mean, I enjoy it too much not to do that. Um, and as you know, the good thing about youtube is it's powerful tool Different reviewers are doing completely different things which I spend a lot of my time watching your stuff Watching the other guy's stuff and I enjoy honestly enjoy yours. I enjoy Rick's stuff and um, you know, I think it's fantastic. Um, because it's all it's all different at the end of the day And we've all got different approaches. Um, you'll want to do a lot of different things to what I want to do so Yeah, it's it's my chance to be creative and at the end of the day It just it's just a little bit different and that's that's the approach i'm going for info with a bit of entertainment Nothing too heavy Yeah, and is that the is that the plan for 2019 anything in particular that might change? Or is it just a case of carrying on in that um in that vein really? I think I can be sometimes if i'm being like critical it would be um, I don't include enough of the specs So maybe I include more more spec information but without going you know to yeah, it's hard because I think Yeah, you kind of I did a video last week where there's kind of You feel a duty to relay that information Uh to an audience But then you don't you you don't want to bore them with data. Um, so it's I mean and the marketing thing I'll ask about in a bit, but everybody is You know questions that element, but I do feel you've got to make sure that you there's a duty Like I said to get that information across but it's doing it in a way like I said There isn't too long winded and boring I suppose Yeah, so I suppose the question back to you is how where do you feel you sit in those Living near the spec entertainment side It I think for for me as a channel you're you're sort of changing You're constantly evolving I'd like to be I I did I probably took things a little less serious maybe a year ago and tried to be Try to bring more humour in um a year or so ago Maybe got a little bit too serious along the way. So I'd like to um, maybe chill out a bit and do things a little bit Add the humour back in But it's it's again, it's finding that balance. I think for me it's always been about And I said it in this video that I did last week was Something that you're comfortable with putting out that you're any any review that I give I feel a responsibility to make sure that I'm Comfortable with it And I just for me it's always about improving the quality of the content overall whether that be from a film And I know again this is something I've noticed in your video So you're obviously working on it the quality of the content that you're filming is increasing Isn't it as in the production values? Yeah, and this is again a part of part where you cross where do you cross the line in terms of because obviously something to that I don't it's definitely an improvement to the stuff I used to do it takes a lot longer Yeah, um So you've just you've got to be you know at what point And do do you do subscribers do the people that follow me expect that every single time if that's a case There's gonna be a less less frequent upload rate um Or it's I think at the moment it's going to be a bit of a mixture but for the you know The the headline products I suppose of the year then that's probably something you can expect more of And no, it's really not it's really noticeable. I mean I and again you're you've obviously We almost have the same sort of thoughts going through our ads I never know whether to do sort of one video a week really well or three videos a week you know with sort of mediocre in terms of the level of quality I do but I can I think for me I can only speak for me as a viewer of watching your channel I love the the quality stuff Do you know what I mean and and that you can see the effort or how you gauge that as to whether or not that's what the masses want Is like I said the question that we don't really know do we No, I put a poll out on the channel because I was like you said you you're unsure you're not exactly sure This this new community section on youtube is fantastic for me And I suppose it's the same for you you can you can ask your subscribers The only other point you would have had any contact with is with a video So this community tab for me allows to ask polls. What do you want to see in the next video? Okay So I asked the poll of just would you rather have more frequent content and it actually Favoured the more frequent content over the quality Right, which is interesting. Yeah. Yeah, it is interesting That's the opposite of what mean you would probably think So it's an interesting one I don't use that community stuff greatly as yes either. So maybe that's what we need to have a look at And I think yeah, I think with you you've got quite a good social presence where I'm not the most active on social So, yeah, I think I think it's definitely something to have a look at. I think so. I think yeah, I think definitely How do you um Why I suppose let's start at the beginning and why did you start doing these? Is it because of the job that you were in is it Is that right? Yeah. Um, so started in this golf story in in nottingham. Um, yeah, and at that time and Crossfield had just started his reviews rick And if we go back to where what reviews of rick was doing at the time I'm sure he would be hiding his head because I've done the exact same thing with mine Um, but it was there was hardly any content to it. It was recorded on a mobile phone Terrible quality no microphone and I think it was the zl on core cobra driver Right, okay, and I hit one shot with it. He got a thousand views over I think it was a few weeks and What's going on? Yeah at the time especially that was like you at the time. Yeah. Yeah. This is huge. So Yeah, there's more there's more to this. Um, and then Straight away, I just got into more of the entertainment and entertaining side and to be honest, you've always done that, have you? Yeah, I I don't know why Yeah No, no, I mean that's always been your you never sort of came into that that's always been your line as it's come from the Yeah, or entertainment side. Yeah. Yeah, and um, I tried different things. Some was obviously well received some not so much I probably took it too far sometimes And and that's when I thought look I need to pursue this. So I ended up getting I think one or two thousand subscribers then Um, and I've from then I've had this is the third channel. I'm with and I'm gonna stay But it's the third time I've started. So I've been around a long time and but It's always yeah the entertainment side's always been the approach I'm sure I can find you some crazy footage of when I first started, but it's so bad Yeah, no, I didn't realize So you're I think in around um, 10 000 subscribers you get good views on your videos. How do you gauge your success then? What do you call success alex with? um, youtube um to be fair, it's more I probably gave I probably shouldn't Taking what people say too much in terms of the negative stuff gets to me a lot Yeah It is you work so hard on video and someone for five seconds doesn't think about what they're going to say and it can it can ruin your day You know the feeling Yeah, no, yeah For the funny thing is you'll have 50 comments Uh 49 will be good and for whatever reason the one bad one would be the one Exactly right Yeah, so for so for 2019 my my Goal, I suppose my resolution was just to switch off from that one comment. Yeah It's you know at the end of the day. It is the minority looking me enough All right, you'll fail miserably. I know you will because it's Failed already, I think Running a weekend We we all um, I suppose like you say it's that It's a time and effort you're putting I think for me It's it's not I I love a lot of the good videos that I've done that I enjoy Are the videos where uh, it's more of a debate maybe not even a I do quite a bit of that Where there's not a product reviewers, but a debate about a topic and um, they're hard to find um a balanced sort of You want opinion without it being sort of over the top rude negativity and that's the you know crossing a line I suppose so I love that kind of but the odd one like you said unfortunately, that will always be the case. I think isn't it? it is yeah, yeah, I mean It's you just I don't know just I see you cross the line. You learn if it's not well received then You end up being a better better version of yourself. I suppose but yeah, if it's just if it's just a one if it's just a one then But at the same time, I think in terms of your content you've got to really Believe in what you do, haven't you you've got to commit to it And you've got a you've got a you can't change and adapt. I don't think to an audience from what they want I think in the sense that you know if it's against your beliefs that would be wrong. You've still got to stick to the kind of you know What you believe is the right content to be pouring out and I think it's right to have an opinion as well Because otherwise that would be a little bit lame if you didn't but like I said, it's just getting a bit It's getting it all balanced. I suppose could and one of the things for me with that is um You know I say you listen to certain people and if you took everything on board You'd end up with this you wouldn't be anything would you you'd be a piece of everything and you'd lose Yeah, yeah, yeah, so that's quite one of I mean one of the big things and um Somehow you kind of like your part of it is that there's been a big um I think a bit of a backlash towards manufacturers. It's fair to say over the last Maybe maybe the last year or so. I don't know maybe a bit more and it seems ever growing popular to uh, criticize the brands for Mainly the release how how often they've been released and I think somehow That maybe you the likes of myself and all that we get sort of Grouped into that really somehow as being on the side of the manufacturer And I think it's important for me when I do the things I always review a product in kind of like Just for on its own merits I don't get try not to get involved in that but there is there is a backlash at the moment from from manufacturers Do you think that impacts on the way people view your channel? um Like I say, I suppose it's going luckily enough to the minority But there are people like everyone's got an opinion which is fantastic Everyone has an opinion on a product and I love that fact, but you can channel that so it's not I mean some of the comments you get are like really nasty Like if it's ruined that it's ruined their day that the manufacturer has brought out and on the product That's the job for this. Yeah For me, it's a mentality of all It isn't it is getting worse. Um, you're right. Um, it was probably two or three It's probably started two or three years ago. Um The chat is increased Yeah, you've got everyone's got a voice on social media But it's sad because these these manufacturers are you know, they sponsor the best players in the world who play golf because you know They've got a decent sponsorship. It's making the golf In bigger and trying to make it bigger and better and if we're shutting these major manufacturers down for me that's the interesting thing for me We look at uh manufacturers are getting the backlash But on the larger brands in the in the sort of three or four major brands from what I can see all less sales figures are up So they're not affected They're certainly not affected in terms of sales. So people, uh, there's a large majority of people who are still buying a product Um, but it just seems to be a bit of a perhaps a little bit of a bandwagon at the moment What have you thought of sort of 2019 products so far? I've seen your videos So I kind of know this but overall Alex, what would you kind of what would be your appraisal of it all so far? So for me, it's been exciting for me because I'm a sucker for innovation So anything that you know, if it is art of the artificial intelligence if it is injecting resin behind a face If it is an era package that's you know, I love that sort of stuff that story for me is excited Yeah, and I'm in that boat We're both a sucker for that I just think it's been what I'm just looking over to be honest with you. It's I've just had the delivery this morning I don't know whether you've seen the have you seen the ping product yet? I haven't I haven't had it actually in my hands. Um, I've seen right So I've just seen it this morning and again, it's just the the thing I was going to say was that that from our perspective As a reviewer, I think it's very difficult at the moment to be critical because what I've seen Um of product probably in the last year really but certainly this 2019 range that's come out so far from tm from Calloway, we've got a dog making appearance with the budgies Okay We're just off off top of it. We've got two husky babies. Oh, all right. Wow Yeah Keep you busy quite lightly. I think is the word Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah I just heard one make an appearance but all the product has been And when I say all the product, I mean right throughout the ranges, um, for whether it be irons Right the way through to driver. It's so impressive the stuff at the moment, isn't it? it's Like yeah, like we've said We get criticized for saying everything's incredible and I don't think I've ever used that word in a review But yeah, it wouldn't if it was bad. It wouldn't be at market That's yeah, yeah, it wouldn't be out there. So Yeah, different different manufacturers different brands are going to work for different people, which is Fantastic. I think it's great. You know, I think it's awesome I think that's key is the bit where you know, there's a ever argument that there's no difference between one driver and another And we the quote Things such as the control over c o r limits and things like that But what what I certainly find is the comment that you made there Maybe there are limitations on there, but there's certainly driver head shaft setups different kinds of manufacturers the dogs back that work for One person that might not work for the next and there are definitely Gains improvements to be made from one club one manufacturer one setup to another and I think that's what's often forgotten and in the same way when you do a review Often the focus is on the first thing people want to know is You know, is it better than last year? That seems to be the real focus right now, doesn't it? It does and it's straight away. It's is it better than last year? Straight onto the negative straight away where it's I think you you put something out there to say that You know, how can you write something off by seeing a teaser trailer? It's I was going to do a video I was going to do a video on it and I saw I saw you know, I've seen it over the internet It's true. How can you? Write something off by seeing a corner of a driver. It's like hit it if you don't like it there Always your opinion, but until that point You know, it's like it's it. Yeah. Yeah, but that's the way it isn't supposed Bit of a bit of a lighter don't moving on from the product testing But I can clearly work with I mean, I think the first to finish on the product test I think the point to remember I think even from chatting with you now and I've not done before like I said is that You've got a clear sort of belief in what you do. You love what you do in terms of that I think you put a genuine effort into it And I think that's the same for me and that's all you can do in terms of the product test and on a lighter note the YouTube cup of 2019 that rick shields announced there in the last week or so. What do you think of that? I'm not excited at all, Andy Are you on the plane? As soon as we get a date Yeah, I'm gonna do my very best. It's not obviously not easy. It's gonna. It's gonna be a quick turn It's gonna be a quick turn around in a few days, but I will definitely make my View it That'd be amazing. I think you just put a bit more of a message out this morning So it seems to be gathering a bit of pace as well Yeah, I wasn't sure whether it was just a, you know, let's see who's interested Yeah, yeah, but yeah, it seems to be the bulls rolling with the sounds of it. So If it is a man, yeah, if there's a man that's gonna lead it rick's got the power Followers to make it happen. Yeah. So I think, you know, I think we're in good hands See what happens see what happens and you're you're you're going to um, you're going to florida on your next week, is it? Yes, it's fly on sunday. Yes. So pg show 2019 And how long you're there for? It's just it's a week. Yeah, it's a week Have you been to one before? No, I've not been no It's uh, it's different. I think is the is the word so the show itself is Obviously it's for golfer. It's the biggest event really to see everything that's new and things that won't even make it to To to to market things that are just right prototypes.  It's very intense It is and a lot of walking. I mean the convention center is Huge, yeah It's very good for video in there I'm gonna try my best. Yes. I'm gonna do a lot a lot of content planned And different things, but yeah, um fingers crossed get some get some content out there Good week. Yeah. Hi. Yeah, excellent Well, I think I mean we've put um I was trying to keep an eye on making sure we keep into a sort of half hour slot And I I think we maybe have just overrun that a little bit But I think I never know how to end these things But we've probably we might more people if we carry on for too much longer so I think maybe we'll try and call it a day there. I think listen I really enjoyed the chat um I hope people Watching viewers that is enjoy the chat. Um, I wish you all the best mate in 2019 Thank you. You too mate. You too I don't know whether we maybe we can do this again some time I think maybe the the time is for me now to look at the camera and say Comments down below. Please make sure you make an effort. I'm sure you know about Alex's channel But if you don't then please I'll put the link below Make sure you get over and check out his stuff some really seriously some good quality and great humor as well. Um Keep an eye on what's going on Comments down below is what I was going to say. Tell me what you think of this thing Which I've called it because like I said I don't know this is gonna Pan out in the future, but open up the opportunities to speak to people like Alex Other side of the world. Yeah, no, I mean it's been it's been good We had a bit of a technical issues first of all, but in theory it's uh, it's maybe work You'll see in the edit, but thanks as ever for watching once again. Thank you to you Alex and um, thank you. Yeah Have a good year and I'll see you soon you too. Cheers, mate


I am Mr. Giridhar Jain, Assistant Professor in Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering, Valchin Institute of Technology, Solapur. Now, today I am going to explain new programming of interfacing with microcontroller 8951 with switches and 7-segment display. Now, learning outcomes. Learning outcomes of this session are, at the end of this session, students will be able to write a similar language program for interfacing circuit for 8951 with switches and 7-segment display. And second outcome is students will be able to write a similar language program for interfacing of stepper motor. Contents of the session are program for interfacing of switches and 7-segment display and program for interfacing of stepper motor. So, this is the interfacing circuit for switches, LEDs, relay and buzzer. And this is the circuit for interfacing of 7-segment display. So, here common anode 7-segment displays are used, 4 displays are used as shown in figure. So, this is PNP transistor, so this is a digit driver circuit. So, these are the 4 digit driver circuits and they are driven by P0.4, 4 to 0, line number 4, 5, 6 and 7. 7 segments of all the displays are, means for example, A of 4 displays is connected together, B of all is connected together likewise. So, they are driven by BCD to 7-segment decoder 7447. This is BCD input. So, BCD input is taken from P0.0, P0.1, 2 and 3. So, port 0, lower 4 lines are used here and port 0, upper 4 line are used for digit driver as shown in figure. So, interfacing of 7-segment display, write a program to check whether interfacing circuit is working correctly. So, think on the solution of this problem that is how to check correctly the working of interfacing circuit for 7-segment display. So, circuit already I have explained to you and we have to write a program to check this hardware. Now, for checking this interfacing circuit of 7-segment display, select one display at a time and display 0 to 9 with a delay. So, in this way we can check all the that 4-7-segment display and repeat this procedure for remaining 3 displays. Now, for example, select display 1 and display 0 on it. So, what bit pattern should be outputted at port 0? So, output pattern to port 0. So, 0, 1, 1, 1 means this 0. So, this display selected. So, display 0 is selected. And here output 0 means 0, 0, 0, 0 means output 70h to the port 0. It will select display 1 and output 0 to the display 1. Similarly, let us select display 2 and output 0 to that display. So, we have to output a pattern 1, 0, 1, 1, 0, 0, 0 that is b, 0, h. Similarly, for selecting display 3 and displaying 0 on that display 3, we have to output 1, 1, 0, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0 that is d, 0 to port 0. So, this technique is being used to output the required digit, required bcd digit on the required display from display 0 to display 3. So, interfacing of 7-segment display programming dot words is 0, 0, 0, h, s jump st dot words is 0040h, jump to start as usual. Clear P 1.4, row 1 is active means we have to start executing this program. Means we have to start checking the display if switch S1 is pressed. So, jump a bit P 1.0, check if SW1 is pressed then move R7 i mean 0 ah, i mean set the counter, counter is set for 10, MOH R6 70H. So, bit pattern required to select display 1 and output 0 that is MOH R6 70H. Then MOH R6 to A, content of R6 is MOH to the accumulator and then accumulator is MOH to the port 0, MOH A to P0 means display 0 on display 1. So, this action is taken by this instruction. Now, once 0 is displayed on display 1, A call delay, delay for 1 second, increment R6, increment counter, decrement and jump if no 0, D, G and Z R7 to DN2. So, this process is repeated till after 0 1 is displayed then 2 is displayed 3 up to 9, after 9 this loop will be over and it will go to the next line of the programming. Then MOH R7 0AH means we have to select display 2 and output 0. Again MOH R6 0B0H this is that bit pattern and this is 10 initialization counter DN3 MOH R6 to A, A to P0, A call delay, increment R6, D, G and Z R7 to DN3. So, by this program display 2 is check for displaying 0 to 9, MOH R7 0AH repeat for display 3, same program is repeated for display 3. Then we have to repeat the same program for display 4. So, MOH R7 0AH MOH R6 0AH. So, this is the bit pattern to select display 4 and output 0 to that display and this program is the same which we have done earlier only the labels are changed. So, in this way so here DN6 S jump DN6 wait in a loop means after checking display number 1 to 4 and displaying 0 to 9 this program will wait in a loop. So, this is a delay routine. So, this is a software delay. So, here resistor R0 R1 and R2 are used MOH R0 immediate 0 at H delay routine for 1 second then B1 MOH R1 0 FFH B2 B3 D, J and Z R2 to the B3 then D, J and Z R1 to the B2 and D, J and Z R0 to the B1. So, this is a delay routine. So, in this way we have check 4 7 segment displays are working and whether the program is working. Now, next is write a program for interfacing of stepper motor with the facility to increment the speed if S1 is press and decrement the speed if S2 is press and stop the motor if S3 is press. Think on solution of this programming task. This is interfacing circuit for matrix keyboard LED relay and buzzer. So, we are using the switches for increment and decrement the speed and we are using the LEDs for output which can be used further with interfacing circuit to drive a stepper motor. So, this is P 2.0 1, 2 and 3. So, these port lines are used for stepper motor program. So, .org 00H S jump S T, .org 0040, move R0 immediate 77H load the starting pattern means one line of the stepper motor here one port line is made 0 77 clear P 1.4 rho 1 active. So, rho 1 is made active to sense to check whether switch S1 or S2 is press. Move R1 0 8H load delay for default speed S1 move R0 to A that is read pattern pattern is read 77. Then rotate left RLA rotate left move A to R0 that output that pattern to here store in R0 move A to R0 is save. Then orl A immediate 0 F0 H. So, mask the MSD move P 2.1 move A to P2 that is output at port 2 to activate the LEDs A call delay. So, move A to P2 output at port 2 and A call delay means first bit pattern is outputted at port 2 and then delay is called. Then jump if bit P 1.0 to DN 1 check if S0 is press. If S0 is press we have to decrement decrement R1 to increment the speed. So, DC R1 which will increment the speed then DN 1 jump if bit P 1.1 to DN 2 check if S1 is press. So, we have to decrement the speed therefore, increment R1 DN 2 jump if bit P 1.2 to DN 3 check if S2 is press move R0 immediate 0 FF H stop the motor means if S2 is press we have to stop the motor DN 3 S jump to ST 1 means weight in a loop. Then this is the delay routine. So, dot ORG 0 1 0 0 H this is the address of delay routine and this is the delay routine same similar delay routine which we have used in the earlier program. So, move R1 to A. So, R1 is incremented or decremented for variation of speed and move A to R2 and then this is standard delay routine. So, these are the references. Thank you for watching this video.