Hello, this is Hans van der Klaas, Senior Lecturer at IHE Delft Institute for Water Education. In this video I'm going to show you how to style the flow direction raster layer that is derived from the SAGA tool from the Processing Toolbox. So let's start with styling the flow direction map. I'll uncheck the layers that I don't want to see at this moment. Then I need to know how the flow directions are encoded. That depends on the software. If you want to know, you need to use Google. When you search in Google and it's about QGIS, your first keyword will be QGIS. And then you use keywords that make sense for Google to find the results. So in this case, flow, direction, legend. Then the first hit normally will be from GIS.stackexchange.com, which is a very good website to post your questions and to find answers. Please check that one first. Here we see that somebody asked this question about how the results from the SAGA tool that we also used in the flow direction, how the encoding has been done. And here you can find the answer that for SAGA, 0 is north, 1 is northeast, 2 is east, etc. For other software it's different. So it depends on the software which encoding is used. In order to style layers in GIS, raster layers, we need to know if it is boolean, discrete or continuous. In the case of the flow direction, although it seems quite continuous, the different compass directions are encoded into discrete numbers, 0 to 7 and 255 for flat areas. So in that case, I cannot use the single band pseudo color which is meant for styling continuous rasters. In this case I have to use the palleted unique values renderer. You see here that now our image disappears but also this table is empty. If I want to see it, I click classify and it will index every unique value that it finds in the raster. So we have 0 until 7 and 255. In this column we find the colors that we can change and we find here the labels that we can also type. Now what we're first going to do is to create that color ramp. From 0 to 7 the 255 is different, we will add it in later again. So I'm going to remove it by clicking the minus. So I'm going to start by choosing here the spectral one that I'm going to use to base our styling on. So you see now that it applied this color ramp for the values 0 to 7. Now I can edit the color ramp by clicking right and choose edit color ramp. Now the first thing I want to do is to make the first color the same as the last color because this is north, this is south and this is north west. This will be east and that will be west. So to make the first color the same as the last color, I click on the color, I choose the color picker and I click sample color and I move it here and then I click OK. And now the first stop of the gradient and the last stop are exactly the same. Now we're going to make south bright yellow and we do that by mixing these RGB colors. The next step is to make east green. So we click on the east and we make it green and we want west to be magenta which is a combination of 214 on red, 60 on green and 170 on blue. Now we see this gradient which is going in a circle from blue to blue and we see that it's now applied here to our flow direction map. The only problem is that users will not understand what the values are that we see in the legend. Also 255 is missing. So we need to add 255 back again. And to automatically add 8 but 8 is not in our data set so we need to add in number 255. And now we need to change the label so it reflects the compass directions. Remember that you can google how a compass looked like to find out what this is. You see that 255 is blue but it's flat and it should not be the same as northwest and north. Actually northwest should even be slightly different but that's for you to find out. So when I click on the color I can make it white. These are my recently used colors. If you don't have white there then white can be made by 3 times 255 in RGB. And then we rename it to flat. And in this case we have now the correct legend here with the correct colors. This is already good enough to submit for the assignment because the assignment asks the flow direction map with the correct legend.


So I'd like to thank you Emily. I'd like to bring Vale into the conversation now Going from print and performance Since we've both worked at City Lights We both had the pleasure of knowing Philip Lamintia who was a surrealist Before he was considered a beat and was also a huge huge influence at least on me. I'm sure he was on you too If you could talk a little bit about you know taking Emily's lead and you know Kind of jumping into that place of cross-pollination that was City Lights You know after all furling Gettie and Ginsburg helped with search and destroy Oh You mean my phrase the cultural counter cultural continuum exactly Yeah, sorry about this It was only you know Peter has done this wonderful Dada festival which you know puts the searchlight on What was original about Dada in terms of I think being quote revolutionary. Do I dare use that word anymore and and sort of permanently subversive and I had always thought that for example that Burroughs and Geisen were the ones that kind of invented the cut-up and all that but I was shocked that Kurt Schwitters did cut-ups with scissors and then that's I got the word mares You know just from doing so so there was a lot that happened for the first time with Dada But it it was used those people were using of course I have a phrase that first technology then culture and There was we haven't always had the time of mass produced a sort of beautiful magazines and printing technology available and And there were magazines, but not a hell of a lot. I think before Dada and then Dada of course being anti-authority and and and black humor and Against the status quo and all that Well, they would how would you how would you? Do a critique of these beautiful magazines that? Present this gorgeous reality and ads and things well, you'd cut them up of course and you do collages and And it's that's the cheapest way especially if you don't have any drawing talent or ability To say produce a punk poster You know that that was a critique and funny and yet had the power of the original images But destabilized with your subversive message Like I'm sure Penelope here must have made a poster or two, right? You must have Oh Oh, oh Edward moons Okay I'm sure you didn't have permission from the estate for the scream But an iconic image so I have to talk about myself a little because I think I accidentally personify certain things like for example my father was a beatnik and my Super influential uncle was a beatnik, but he was these are like some of the only Asians In in in the beat scene and they really didn't go down in history. My my uncle Was lucky enough by chance to fight kill Germans. I guess in World War two like furlough and Getty and They're both in the same painting class Apparently it either the Sorbonne in Paris or whatever it was on the GI Bill, which is a wonderful thing and they became friends and They both moved to San Francisco My uncle sold furlough and Getty a lot in Bolinas if you can believe that for $3,000 Hate to think what it's worth now and And so more to the point you can't do anything without money and It was first Allen Ginsberg and then Lawrence furlough and Getty who each gave me a hundred dollar check so I could do the first publication on The rise of punk in San Francisco and I want to emphasize that Everything in life is personal and I swear those first two years the scene was so tiny You really knew everyone's name at least if you were me and that what the reason me I say that is because a Lot of people did want to get into search and destroy When it was going and so naturally they have to meet me And so it was like I felt lucky in the one I made huge mistakes as an Amateur anthropologist historian philosopher. I wish I had I'd started a database of every single person with their parents contact Info because this is pre-internet I would have loved to have a database of every person as they joined and the day they joined Punk don't you think that would be amazing to look at now Because because there are it was because there was such a variety of personality and artistic Achievement and and everyone really was encouraging. I called it. I called it the punk rock ages ago I called it the punk rock International naive art movement naive art meaning that you don't have to have academic training or any kind of Experience to start making posters which are they should be funny after all And and to start a band And you could play a bass for I guess a week and then write a song and then start a band And it's pretty amazing That you had that freedom Which was made possible and this is a thing I took for granted until you know ten or twenty years ago that If you want to have a club the first thing you need is a clubhouse no clubhouse no club and We were just so lucky that this no boo. I just happened to show up and be a really Super tolerant Generous host, you know, the Filipinos not not white people ran it Filipinos and And and they maybe they didn't quite comprehend what was going on But but they're but they were very tolerant, you know and very hospitable I think it's in the Filipino culture there were the spaghetti nights, too Which oh there was free spaghetti, but you know what they did it was horrible. I never ate it They over salted it So then you'd be forced to buy beers and and you're talking to someone who doesn't drink alcohol never has and and so Anyway, but but yeah, yeah, it was generous of them to do that. They also had they also had Over salted popcorn. I don't know if anyone remembers that But yeah, you could and also the the bear the bar of entry was was about Drop to the floor and punk. I mean in terms of training Social privilege advantage cultural background all that I mean you could really could There was a really awful band that didn't really take off Only Bruce Connor and I saw them and maybe a handful of other people I don't know if you saw them Penelope, but they're called ointment. Do you remember? Yeah, you don't even remember them that's because they you know for for all our for all our talk about how You know Punk was this and that There was still kind of prejudice against lower-class white trash People who are really white trash and this these people were like from the Ozarks or something I mean you had to have heard I think I have a tape I made of them But you you had to have heard this this vocalist I mean the punks did not like them quote punks in the room I mean I did because I'm I'm an outsider, but Anyway, the the point is about punk is that it's super important to remember that It's it's all about black humor first and black humor is just mockery making fun of anything that represents authority like Trump whatever and That's first I think the mockery of Authority authoritarianism whatever words you want to use no matter where you find it and Secondly, it's do it yourself, but of course it's stupid do it yourself because nobody is gonna do it for you Believe me. I mean that's a given and of course. I like the phrase anyone can do it and I Also think that the third Missing principal punk was mutual aid because believe me no one had any money and it was not cool to work a full-time job For the man or whatever you call them. I mean you you you are proud of working as little as possible It's kind of different from the Silicon Valley startup in which there are you know slaves They've conned these kids and to be being 160 hour a week working slaves You know, but but of course some of them become billionaires. So can you blame them? But But but this is a different startup situation in a punk in which And I especially liked it when I met Mark Pauline in 1978 and he told me about his his plan to do srl And I said god you should do it. I told him I'd seen a tingly show in New York City You know with all these rusty machines and stuff, but the idea of adding explosives and fire I mean that just seemed really punk And he did it and he's still undercredited I think for this huge mammoth skill what he pulled off Historically with no money. I mean Though you can see the videos free on on YouTube now ooh srl.org srl.org has them all but Yeah, go upstairs and see Penelope's Display and curating of whatever is in the the trains, right? Didn't you have a lot to do with that? Thank you So I want to I want to bring John John Lai into the into the conversation a little bit since we brought up srl And wait, but also billboards Because Pauline was was definitely into billboards, and I know that John knows a little bit about billboards, too having having been involved with BLF and and a whole bunch of other stuff which basically involves detouring mashing jamming Improving improving. Thank you improving Images that are meant to commodify life, but you know kind of turning them on there ass a little bit and having fun with it so Yeah, I guess Well, how do I talk about the billboard liberation front was a group where we would go out and take over Usually large-scale massive freeway billboards. I got the idea from a group called the suicide club and Gary Warren and Adrian Burke Who did an event that where we went and improved to billboards up on top of a big building alongside the freeway and We did it with 26 people and we had animal costumes and you know it took a really long time We had to vote on what we're gonna change the cop caption to and like a lot of things in the suicide club We didn't have any clue what we were doing.  Yeah, anyway So I thought well, this is interesting You could go up on a billboard and just make it say whatever you want and being an 18 year old juvenile delinquent Recovering juvenile delinquent. I thought this is pretty cool And so but I thought we should do it with like four or five people like dressed up in black and like not get caught and so David T. Warren who? uses the name Irving Glick and Jason Wecter used the name Simon Wagstaff and I started the billboard liberation front and Where we'd go out and improve these billboards and we would change the messages and over time it developed we developed into what I like to call it Gratis advertising agency helping chat day and Ogilvy Mathers and the other big copywriters to do better work for their clients And we did we altered billboards for 34 years and we were anonymous.  Nobody Essentially nobody knew who we were and we did that for 34 years and you know Other artists came along, you know doing this sort of thing. We didn't invent it We didn't invent, you know fiddling with advertising had been done before and the 1970s Was a rife with this sort of thing or all kinds of groups doing doing the sort of thing taking over Advertising surfaces and and using them to say what they wanted to a lot of the punks did this sort of thing The only real difference was that we did press releases with them and made up a whole phony organization And we would say things when we talked to the press like there were 350 members We were all most of us were advertising executives and we were sort of expiating our guilt And they would print this shit in the newspaper Which taught me something really interesting that newspapers will print pretty much anything as long as it sells more, you know beans or tampons or cigarettes or whatever they're trying to sell and So we did this for 34 years anonymously and then other artists came along Shepard Ferry who I've met and who I admire and Ron English She's been doing billboards for a long time Banksy came along and Banksy was anonymous Probably still is and everybody wanted to know who Banksy was we've been doing it for 34 years and nobody gave a shit So we finally retired so Which is okay, but but the idea was that you could you could take a Advertising campaign that some corporations spent an enormous amount of money on and with very very little effort Make it say something completely different and change the concept the idea completely and most importantly Putting that idea in someone's head because you don't need to dress up like ninjas and climb up a rope and swing around on you Like on these billboards at night Risking your life and limb and getting thrown in jail to to change these These massive advertising messages in order to get in a dialogue with them All you have to do is change the message in your head And that was an idea that I kind of really liked and we tried to develop and talk about a little bit You know or a kid with a crayon could go on to a subway and change what you know The little advertising messages said if everybody did that all the time you wouldn't be Spoken to you by these advertising campaigns you'd be in a dialogue with them Which I think is a much better way to deal with this constant input and you know billboard liberation front old old tech Old technology is kind of old hat, you know last last millennium sort of thing But people are doing this sort of thing constantly all the time there are groups that do it in all media negative land a wonderful group started in the In the 80s late early 80s that actually coined the term culture jamming there a music Cut-up group that very data oriented Surrealist and they're in there in the work that they put out big influence on all kinds of future mash-up groups In visual art imagery and all stuff It was a great debt I think to the dot s the only art movement of the 20th century that I give a shit about because it was anti art You couldn't really commodify it.    It was a group where we didn't know what we're doing We'd somebody to have an idea we go Hey, let's get dressed up and you know like as animals and go try to and keystone cops and go try to deposit fish at a bank of America, you know and see what happens Let's take over the let's take over the elevators and Union Square parking lot for level below ground parking lot And put a different scene in each one you know including a gorilla with four people bound and gagged hostage on the floor with it with a gun another scene was a Spaghetti dinner with a young couple sitting at the table eating a spaghetti dinner with a violinist with a top heel top hat And tail is playing music so when these elevator doors would open up people would see this incredible scene of course would go to the next of the three elevators in which there would be another scene and culminating in David T. Warren one of the founders of the suicide club doing his fire eating act Out out of the door as his lovely assistant held the door open So I remember I was in the shower scene in this elevator to a little old ladies and Down shopping in Union Square didn't really look in the elevator before they stepped in and they walked in this elevator Were there three naked people with towels around their ways waiting in line to get into the shower Which is half of the elevator.  They they got something out of that.  Thank God and Gary Warren who's a primary source the primary avatar for this group was highly influenced by the Dada's and the fact that they He hated art.  You would just be free Not everything should be commodified not everything and so that's what we did You know our events were free We did them for ourselves and if somebody else liked them that was great and if they didn't tough shit so it was correlated to the punk punk scene in that in that sense, I think although it was much smaller thing and I don't know we weren't musical, but I don't know any other questions You know, I'm immediately reminded of number one how the both the Berlin and the Paris Dada Really were very media savvy and knew how to mess with the media and then the next thing is like I think it was either it was either Eve Klein or or Tangle a who used to steal a construction equipment Get them started appropriate appropriate appropriate liberate. Thank you liberate a construction equipment and run through the Parisian streets like digging the streets up, so I think these we see these These again these threads that kind of like we're helping helping. Thank you even better Why don't we open it up for? comments questions I Have a comment. Oh, please. I think a thread that's read run through almost everyone's comments was not needing to go to school and I think the Dada's nothing against school.  Oh, you know, I was shocked I was shocked to learn from from your festival Peter that the founder of Dada the person who invented the word was only 20 years old and also that the first I guess official startup date of Dada was William Burroughs birthday February 5th 1916 and so I just immediately Saw a connection that I'd never seen before. Thanks to your festival. Yes. Well, we're working on that right now I'm working with a bunch of young artists like in their 20s and 30s right now and a Dada related thing And that most of them had never heard of Dada before and they bought they're all about, you know Like 300 400 pages and at least one book about it They're they're so excited about it and they were already doing super cool stuff I mean amazing stuff can't talk about it really but but but but you know Introducing them, you know, thank you by the way Peter for doing all this. Thank you very much. It's amazing amazing festival No shit And they are digging it so hard like 40 of them 30 40 of them working with and most of them like I said They'd heard of it and they knew a little bit about it, but they didn't really know much and now they are just Obsessed with finding out more about that movement I'm working with some hackers and I I feel like if I was younger I would have I'd be a hacker and I feel like they're tapping into some other level stuff and It's pretty exciting. It's a skill set. I don't have any I don't have that skill. So it's fun to collaborate with them Yeah, I think Alfred Jerry It wasn't just his work that was an example I mean his life was an example and I think that that that Pataphysics, I mean there wouldn't be a data without pataphysics I mean it would be a different thing and I think that it really kind of set the course and got a lot of people very inspired and so essential Do you know the name of the group Julie? I'm not I don't know I'm not familiar with that particular prank But there have been several groups in in New York that are doing really interesting stuff right now There's a group called wanderlust projects, which is kind of at the end of their iteration They're their first iteration and kind of moving on to doing some other things, but they're doing things like taking over public spaces and using them for these ongoing events Abandoned spaces much like we did in the suicide club and much like people in the second, you know Egyptian dynasty snuck in a building in the first from the first Egyptian dynasty But you know, it's not like we invented it But they're groups doing that right now in very smart events really different in certain ways and what what we did in the 70s and 80s and There's that group and they're the well I mean, you know the best-known group that's doing street prank stuff's been around for a long time Which is improv everywhere Charlie Todd's group, which does the flash mob, you know the note pants subway ride and Yeah, oh improv every yeah improv everywhere. Yeah, you're talking about improv everywhere. Yeah They've been out for a while and they do some really funny funny pranks using large numbers of people connected through the internet and through you know texting and setting up these theatrical scenarios like What is a Grand Central Station having like 500 people come in and all stop moving the exact same second and just stand there Like statues for that was one of that one of my favorites that they did but that kind of thing using the see Using the current modern technologies and and concepts that you know We used to use to communicate, you know with bongo drums and smoke clouds and things like that and they have the internet now So and they're using it to great effect to to do pranking and to connect with other people You know in the real world in the meat spaces they say Oxford Winston Usually, you know for For the the punk rock era Which the reason I was so drawn to it is it reminded me very much of my exposure up to then of the data era and Thought finally, you know, this is finally coming back. This is like refried data and You didn't have to paint like Rembrandt I mean I can draw and stuff, but I prefer to cut up other people's drawings and it was more like instant, you know Surrealism I can't think of any parallel there is with music except maybe You know freeform jazz or you know non structured music So the good thing about the The art side of the punk scene which in San Francisco is more of an art movement than it was music I think say as opposed to New York City or Los Angeles where it was more Performances and and and less, you know graphic work Was that you didn't have to have an art degree to to do things like like John was saying just changing a couple of letters and an ad Completely sabotage the meaning of it. I think you know how Satisfying that was for the People who didn't have the ten million dollars to launch an ad campaign for, you know coca-cola or whatever it was to have that altered just a little bit and Ruin their hard work By now it could be it's that's 30 35 years ago. I'm talking about so maybe after You know, it's like I say if you've lived in a place long enough Say after 30 or 35 years, then you can be an unofficial native so maybe The new version of the data movement has been growing for nearly half a century as at least since after the war and and Also, we have even much more Graphic imagery available to sabotage. I mean, that's why people could do it in the 19 teens was the 1900s is suddenly there was a vast Available market for people with, you know, books of pictures adverts newspaper adverts People didn't ever have that before before the 1880s or 1890s mass You know, they had newspapers, but they didn't have adverts of color.  It can't be taken away. You know, it's You're planting a Seed that will grow into a great oak tree I think also that aesthetics determine Consumption, I mean, that's one of my three-word aphorisms and I think when you think about it I think certainly the punk rock cultural revolution that I'd like to think I live through had a huge Aesthetic, you know upheaval I I don't want to use that word disruption That's a Silicon Valley word now.  I think yeah, because the flower power stuff of you know The 1960s and 70s they got turned into Kleenex boxes and Orange juice bottles and it was too pretty too agreeable too nice and nobody wanted some skanky Punk rock. I don't know about that because I mean a whole corporation called hot topic with a zillion storage and malls started up But that took a couple decade in the city too much. That was a lot later though That was a lot later. Oh, it was later, but not that much later Only 20 years wait a generation and everything can be remarketed. Yeah Aesthetically, I'd also like to chime in and say, you know, I think the element of surprise Certainly in data and in many other movements was very very important because this is how you shock people sometimes and this is also how you You know Once people become accustomed to like, you know when we were designing the posters and the postcards for this whole festival I didn't want to recreate that kind of cliched Kind of letterpress Dada type thing I figured can we do something that will still capture people but you know in a different way Which I think we we succeeded at but I think the element of surprise is has always been something whether it's Dada or Whatever all the way through to now that if you can produce something that kind of somehow Shocks somebody, you know, they have a different response.  Well, we're gonna find out about technology. I think because Because just the just the meat just again the signature. I think art Invention communication media, whatever you call it of Dada was the collage and that's also the signature. It's still the signature I think you know graphic art Contribution that punk I put the word in quote marks, you know as known by I mean I'm just I'm just looking at all the stuff that's out there and the zines and in the punk posters and the album covers and all that I mean you can't you can't afford to hire Winston. Well, you can actually Unfortunately Shouldn't be green day green day got him. They they paid some money Didn't you make more for that one piece for green day than all the other stuff put together or something? It then had to pay 30% taxes, which of course the Donald Trump wasn't paying the taxes Yeah, you need his tax attorney to go to the question of the Dada And then the punk scene in the next iteration whatever it might be that's coming. There's a common denominator I mean, there are many things that you know character these of these groups characterize these movements character one thing in common was extreme fucking anger at Bullshit that's going on in the larger world the military and the government and the next iteration that I can feel Coming right now is gonna be that and it will have that in common with it And you can't just I mean it's like a lot of protest stuff if you're if you're not having fun if you're not having a lot of fun Fucking and just running around and running amuck and really trying to say something. Why do it?   We have our drone warfare stuff. We have it's just continued on I mean it's just as ugly now and this stuff needs to break out and people need to respond to that and art You know, that's why Dada was to me the only relevant really relevant art movement of the century and all the ones that were Any relevance that came after it came were influenced by it, you know And the unifying factor was you know a non commercial bent and and not playing the game Not not choosing to just make objects for sale You know and responding to this horrible world, you know Then there's so many parts of it that we should try to make better through art whatever I also think it's an attack on logic because logic is so Overvalued, you know in in our mass media at least But you know it doesn't really make nothing really makes sense in a weird way Another key ingredient is poverty. I think and when you're poor and angry. Oh, yeah How do you have a voice in the society and that punk? Gave that to to the youth and Dada did the same thing I mean, this was a group of people in Europe that were literally hunted down and chased off of their continent and A lot of them survived the war. They saw mustard gas What was it the poles charged the Germans on horseback and the Germans mowed them down with machine guns And there was this Napoleonic noble way to for some warring factions to go into war with your chin up and charge forward and and That was that caused a lot of PTSD My my grandfather fought in the World War one came back with PTSD and that's how I explained my art to my mother She was so upset with what I was doing and I talked about how Politics can radicalize you and change you and then you want to have a voice and When I connected that to her father, she kind of for ten minutes got what I was doing I Mean as far as the youth, you know As everyone's been saying the past two days. Wow, I can't wait to see the art that comes out of this and and We might all be in the same Detention camp, so I hope we you know bring your glue six well as always the optimist Winston Well as Vail said, you know, there was there's communities and you back each other up and you get a posse and you support each other And that's what we need to do now very much like where the night the Reagan was elected the first time in 1980 and a friend of mine came over to my studio and I was sitting there just looking at the wall and he didn't say anything I didn't say anything. We just looked at the wall for each other. He says well, I guess All we can do now is that it's up to us the half old farts to get out there and raise hell and You know fight back even though it was eight years late No, 12 years later before Reagan and Bush were out of the White House, but it was mortified when Reagan got elected the first time I thought it was the end of the world. I a clown actor got out We've improved so much We've come so far and So gang I have a seance to host in about 20 minutes, so I gotta go, but please continue I think we gotta we gotta end it. We're a little out of time, but thank you. Thank you to the panel Thank you to Penelope for helping host this and The San Francisco Public Library and to all of you there are Three more days left to Dada World Fair


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Now sometimes when you get into more money management strategies then you would like to be setting up your payment so that you can pay them as late as possible this becomes more and more important as the companies get larger because that small time difference between like 15 days of paying today or later becomes significant when you have either large dollar amount transactions or transactions that just a lot of transactions and therefore using the accounts payable and managing exactly when you're going to pay them towards the end of the payment process becomes more valuable. So with our beginning balances then we're going to say that we have an accounts payable on the books. So like with the customer side of things we're going to add the contacts this time basically a vendor contact some that someone that we are going to have to owe money to and we want to put it on the books not just as a journal entry because one zero probably wouldn't let us do that without a vendor or contact because it needs to tie us to who we owe the money to so it can make the sub ledger and two because I want it on the books in a format that I can do my normal accounting process going from this point forward meaning I would like it in there basically as a bill so that I can show it as the bill being paid that's the normal accounting process when we have an accounts payable. So let's go on in and say well how can we do that on over here. Let's open up a couple tabs to put our reports in first off and then we'll do the do the new stuff so let's right click on the tab up top and duplicate it. I'm going to put two new tabs and open our reports. This will be the process that will do most of the time every time we go into the system as we go forward back to the middle tab and let's open up our accounting reports because we want to see the financial statements as we do stuff. I'm going to open up a balance sheet and then as that's thinking I'll go to the right and then accounting and this time open up the income statement otherwise known as the profit and loss statement. And then let's just the date range now notice in 2023 there's no activity but we might see activity in 2022 last fiscal year as we did with the income side of things and that's okay because it'll roll into the balance sheet. And so we'll see that as we did a data input back to the prior tab December 31 2022. This is what we have thus far. Now we're going to be putting on this accounts payable.  I could say let's make that one is boom done shock a locker that one and now we're working on the accounts payable. That's the one we're on right now. So 15,000 we're going to say it's epiphone is our vendor now this time we only have one vendor so I'm not going to do an import we'll just add the one contact. So I'm going to go to the first tab we're going to go to the contacts and we can look at all contacts or the suppliers and then we can add a new contact. So when we add the new contact just like what's all with the customers we got a lot of contact information noting that a lot of times when a company deals with customers. They want like a lot of information because you might be dealing with customers in a more personal way and therefore you want a lot of contact information and whatnot if you do and repeat business with a customer. Although some other businesses they don't do a lot of business with any one particular customer they have one off transactions. Like if you have a Shopify store for example you probably don't have a lot of personal contact with the customers you're just selling you're trying to sell a lot of merchandise or something like that. And then on the vendor side of things the people that you're paying oftentimes most of your vendors you have very minimal information you need from them in your accounting system you pay the utility bill. You don't need much from them to pay the utility bill I just needed to know who to pay how I'm going to pay it. But you might have some vendors that you do a lot more interactions with it's on a more personal level such as if you buy inventory your primary vendors that you buy inventory from for example. So then you might want more detail as you enter the information into into your your new contact information. Now note that I could import it just like we did before if we had a lot of contacts we can import it just like we did with the customers and we would download the template and populate the template in a similar fashion. Also just realize that if you're moving from another accounting system into the current accounting system it might be the case that you have a whole lot of contacts in a prior accounting system because everybody that you have paid has a contact with it. But but you might not want to import all of the different contacts or vendors because because you may not need them all. And it's pretty easy to populate the vendors as you do transactions a lot of small businesses when they have bank feeds when you first start doing the bank feeds that will often help you to facilitate the contacts that you're going to set up. And it might be a good opportunity if you're if you're starting a new accounting system to try to make those contacts as custom and current as you can. And so it might actually be easier not to pull in all of the other contacts and just as you do financial transactions and pay bills you add those particular contacts. So just you know keep that in mind because there could be a contact is one area on the vendor side and the customer side depending on your circumstances they could get bloated and have more information than you need you could go in there and clean them up. Any case we have our one contact that we want to put in primarily because we want to put in the accounts payable related to them. So I'm not going to import this time but rather I'm just going to set up a new contact one at a time. So let's go back into my contacts here and we'll just set up our new contact and same contact fields. But now we're basically treating it as a vendor. I'm going to call the contact name at the phone and that's all I'm really going to put in for this particular contact. Now again I could get I could add all this detail but I'm basically just going to put the information I need to track the payment that I'm going to be sending to them in practice. I you know I'd have to have however whatever format I'm going to be paying them but I'm just going to put the contact name here. The other information is much the same as we did on the customer side. All right so let's go ahead and save and close it. So now we have the contact in place. Then I would like to put in the balance of 15,000 that we owe them which should also be populating on the balance sheet. And I want to do so in such a way that I can then track the payable and pay it in the normal accounting process going forward. So you could go back to your prior accounting system and look at the exact bill that you entered and replicate the exact bill. But you might not even need that much detail. You might just need to recognize the I owe them 15,000. So I'm just going to create a generic bill that I can then use to track the accounts payable and the sub ledger of Epiphone the vendor that we owe the money to. So I'm going to do the same thing we did with the with the invoice and just add the normal form of bill which is the thing that creates a payable. And I'm going to say this is going to go to Epiphone. We just set up Epiphone. I want to make sure it's as of last year because even if it goes to an income statement account, I wanted to roll over by the end of 2022 into the equity account when we get into 2023. And then down here I can choose whatever item I need or I'll just say beginning balance here and then I'm going to say 15,000. And then the other side, the other account that it's going to be going to is going to be now oftentimes it would be like an expense account. You could put it directly to equity. That would probably be the easiest thing to do. So we could say I'm just going to make it go directly to equity like owner's capital. And that way it would go there if it went to an expense account. If you wanted, for example, to mirror the bill you did in the prior accounting system and put it to an expense account. As long as it was going to the expense account as of the prior year, then it would still roll into equity and you would be okay. So you could do that or you could just put it directly to equity here. What will this do? It's a bill. That means it's going to increase accounts payable. The other side is going to go then to equity because that's where we told it to go. Normally it would go to like an expense. And then it'll also track the sub ledger by vendor who we owe money to, which should tie up to the accounts payable. All right. So then I have to put the amount in here. I need to put one 15,000. There's the 15,000. Okay. Let's approve it and say movie being for it. All right. And then if I go to the tab to the right and we just update update to get it to see what's going on and what's happening around here. And there's the 15,000. If I drill down on that 15,000 in the accounts payable, then we see it populated with a normal form that it populates with that being a payable invoice, which is like a bill, right? There's an invoice and a payable invoice. So that looks good. The other side is going to the owner's capital. So okay, let's go back on over. Then if I go into my income statement, I didn't put anything to the income statement at all in the prior year or the current year because I just put it to equity. So then if I go back to the balance sheet, the other side I put into the owner's capital account. So if I go into that, then we have our activity and there is our invoice payable. Okay. Boom. All right. Going back up. So now it looks good on this front, meaning we now have the balance, the beginning balance in place and look like it populated it with a bill. And then when we actually pay the bill and we can track it just like we normally would. So if I go back into my contacts, for example, all contacts. So here's our contact list. And then here's the people we owe money to. I can hit the contacts and go down to the suppliers or vendors, whatever you want to call it. And there's the 15,000. And now it's tracking basically the sub ledger of accounts payable. And the next step would be to pay the bill as we normally would. All right. So if we look at the summary here, so now we've got our accounts receivable, our inventory, our accounts payable and our strategy as is working. So this is what it looks like here. We're putting all our beginning balances in one at a time dealing with any sub ledgers that we would be necessary to deal with as we do so. The other side going to some kind of equity account. And therefore once we're done with all of these individual accounts, the total equity will balance. And then we can just do a journal entry into the equity side to break out the equity to whatever accounts need to be there within the equity account. And put everything into, in our case, the retained earnings because that's the account that zero is using to roll over the income into. So we'll talk more about that in future presentations.


The highlights of Argentina and Brazil, the arrivals ending too nil in favor of the Samba boys and of course this is Kopa America coming to the culmination of this particular weekend. Brazil playing Peru while Argentina playing Chile in a third place playoff. Gentlemen, we have to speak about Mata's international football before we wrap up with your predictions with regards to round of 16 fixtures for this particular weekend. What's happening to Argentina? When you compare his performance with Barcelona and his performance when he is playing for his national team Argentina, those two are not reading from the same page. You will find that he is giving a lot for Barcelona and giving less for his national team. I don't know if it's a curse or it's a bad omen, I really don't know for him. But if I were him, I would have just retired peacefully. But do you think it is his wish to perform very well at club level and fail to replicate the same at the national team level? I think this should be an all-inclusive whereby it should not be about Messi alone. It should be about the teamwork, teamplay. Because you see the moment you pile that pressure on one person, he will be overwhelmed, he will be exhausted. Because when you look at the national team, everything revolves around Messi. I think it's too much for him to handle. It's too much on the plate for him to handle. We should actually, as a gentina, look for a better way of handling Messi. It should not be like, anyone will get West Lionel Messi. Because they want him, I think they want to give him something like a good sound off. I immediately left that outcome, you know, the debate of who is the best between CR7, Cristiano Ronaldo, the Portuguese international and Lionel Messi was revived. And do you think it's high time now Messi fails to rescind his decision after announcing retirement? Because talking about the Argentina attacking department, there are plenty of options in Sajokuna, Guero, in Paulo de Bala, I think he is not getting favoured on the picking order, but what's the solution for Argentina? Now that their main man has failed to perform the way he does at club level. To spark all, yeah. Well, it's a tough situation especially for someone like Messi. He's been doing well at the club level, but at international level things have not been clicking well. But I think the blame should lie on the team itself, probably, you know. This is a team that has a lot of quality, but you still ask yourself why can't they click. Maybe we can say that they failed to click because they made the match. Brazil, which I also on paper think is a very good player. For Argentina, I think it's time to go back to the dream board. And now, you know, just think of the future because maybe in the next tournament, who knows if Messi will still be there. He's now over 30 years. So who knows if Messi will probably be in the next World Cup or maybe in the next Copa America. So I think that's what maybe they should, they will be thinking about. But I'm very sure they'll still be wanting to keep Messi in that team. Because I mean, as a nation, they owe that money cap. Is it for Peru to lose tonight, tomorrow? Is it for Brazil to lose because considering that they are playing against Peru side that is not well known for football? For these South American football, I can't say that. It's never guaranteed. But they have a good chance, Brazil, to bag in another trophy. Having the likes of Jesus are now performing well in the national team. Casemiro. The likes of Williams. Isocotino having a run. So I think it's a chance for them to bag another trophy. But as for Messi, I think I can agree with Steve. It's that pressure that is being put upon Messi. Because this pressure comes from his performance from the club level. Because he's doing well, he's won a major trophies. Actually he's won a lot of trophies with Barcelona. But now he can't be able to get that to the national team. So that pressure is what I think makes him maybe underperform in his national team colours. But he's growing old, as Orkothi is saying. It's now time for Argentina to think of the future because there are tournaments coming up for the national team and they cannot always rely on one man Messi. We have seen the laveses there. We have seen Di Maria in that team. No one is talking about them. They are only talking about Messi. So it's time to look forward and maybe find a solution on who now to carry on from Messi because he's now getting old. And you cannot play with Messi. And Rolado, because they have a problem with you. You can write like 20 posts per day on social media platforms. But you never commend about women's world cup that is underway. What's your problem man? Does it mean that after an overshadowed women's world cup? Not really, I've been following both. Just recently being part of the Chaffadeem barbenta. I think I've been following a lot of girls football and basically women's world cup I think that's the biggest side of them all. So I think it's not that I've been following, I've not been following the girls tournament but I've been keen and probably you can remember the match USA vs England. They eliminated my team. Those ladies, they have a problem with them. It was a crack for match. I mean we saw some beautiful football. We saw some nutmegs. We saw some side shows. I mean it was a match that had everything. At some point people are saying that this match is so entertaining but it's not even the three lions. It was a good tournament. It was a good tournament. So USA against, in the final, against the Dutch ladies, whom do you tip to go home happy and carry the day? It's not going to be a walk in the park. So it's going to be a cracker as I may say it because we're looking at the U.S. performance, their agility, their teamwork. I can say they are a good team. They are a team to watch. And given all the benefits, they have an upper hand. They have an upper hand to win the tournament. That's according to my own prediction. But I think my other two brothers here will give a different opinion. I think as Steve is saying, despite all the prophecy going on between Trump and one of the stars of the national Rapinoa, they have an issue with the president. She has even said she will not go to the waiters even if they will not be going there. So despite those side shows, they have a very good team. We were having a conversation there that they are playing some nice football as compared to some of our East African brothers. And officially there was a bloomer that is especially Kenya. They are playing well. And I think going into tomorrow's match, they have an upper hand. Although Netherlands are also playing some nice football, but they have an upper hand going into tomorrow's final. Frank Lampard is off to Chelsea as their tactician replacing Mauricio Saru who lived for Juventus. That's a big for him. He's a former player and we've seen several former players failing to do good in their coaching career. I think in my very honest opinion that was a fantastic move. First of all bringing in a legend. He's a legend. He has been with Chelsea for the longest as you all saw it. It's going to be a challenge here with him. Remember when we brought in Gia Franko Zola? It was a challenge yes, but he saw what he did. He gave us the Champions League. So it's just a matter of you knowing the tactics, knowing the tradition because he's someone who has been with Chelsea for the longest time. So I think he can fix one plus one. He can do a few magic there. Actually one of the experiments he put forward is that don't worry, I know Kante's position. Best position. If someone who has known the culture of Chelsea he understands the team and having done very well in the championship last season I think he has the capabilities to be a top coach. We have seen a few players who have not performed well coming to coaching but for Lampard I think from what he did last season going forward Yes, he's come into Chelsea in a very bad time because they are now banned from signing players from outside but they have gems in the youth system that he can bring up into the senior team that can help Chelsea for their upcoming season. So it's a fantasy for Chelsea. Let's see what happens out next season. Shida Abramovich kufutatu kufutatu kuma coach but if given time I know he will perform at Chelsea. I just need to make a clarification it was not Jafrako Zola but it was Robaro Di Matteo Robaro Di Matteo was the coach of Chelsea and he was a former player so he came and gave us the Chabuse League. So from what I can say is that it always depends on how the tradition are you going to continue the same tradition when you are a player and now you are coming in as a coach because you can see that a lot has been happening with Ole Gunnar as a former player so he has been having a mixed reaction mixed results but sometimes I can say that it also depends on the players are you having that connection with the players as a coach being a former player so let's hope for the best and wish Frank Lampard the legend for the best and we hope that he is going to bring in a difference in Chelsea because we have been hiring we are masters in hiring and firing we hired fire at our own will so I think that I can give him that benefit that he is going to turn around things at Chelsea given that he has been there for the longest as I said before and that he has had at least some experience playing in the championship so let us not just start criticizing that will he not let us just see what he has in store for us and as we wind up Juventus is a club that is very busy in the transfer market as acquired Bufon Bak he is back at the club of course Aaron Ramsey he has also joined them at Turin and they are being linked with that Retiko Madrid for Antoine Griezmann so is Barcelona and even Jawa Felix is joining them but what is the overall assessment about the transfers in Europe I think clubs are taking shape clubs are in a rush to get some of their targets some of their signings they are only making some big statements the likes of Juventus they are already looking at their signs it's a club that once the Champions League trophy depending on the guys they are signing look at Manchester United it's a good quality young players and I mean all clubs I think they are in a rush to now meet their targets maybe try and get some of the best quality players they can have if I can quickly add on what Steve has said I mean Steve wants Lampard to be given time they can't even give me a time I mean he wants Lampard to be given time not criticize but he at home they want me in his head you have final thoughts I think for this transfer window clubs are in a position position themselves maybe to get the good signings we have seen the likes of Atletico signing a good job Felix for a very huge fee after Griezmann said that he is leaving although he has not left yet but let's see what pans out in the upcoming season Manchester United have got a very very good right back in the English One Besaka actually this coach who said last season he is like a robot so it's a good signing for them sounds are ringing well to their Ashley Young maybe it's time for him now to hang his boots at United so for the likes of Arsenal I am an Arsenal fan we've just seen a young player you are getting associated with a player let's see what pans out let's see whether we can get more transfer maybe fans fans from the salient stand and see whether we can get good players to replace we've seen Ramses leaving we've seen the right back Lichestine is leaving and see whether we can get a few signings shall see for them now it's up to them to recall and maybe now bring players from the youth system and try to jail them into the senior team as for Liverpool they are so quiet in this transfer I am not sure that it's going to hit them hard because they have a very very good team and let's just see what pans out coming up next season gentlemen we have to wind up but before we do your prediction for tonight if you are against Kamerun in a 7 pm round of 16 clash then later on at 10 pm South Africa against the host Egypt starting with you intermitable lions against super eagles where you putting your man actually I can say that that's an early final I can say that if you can agree with me the one that lags fireworks though it didn't have a lot of fireworks when you look at the two jans both in Nigeria and Kamerun I can say that they all have something to play for they know that if they have been out there Kamerun being the champions they actually need to maintain the status so I can say that from my own point of view it's much that we are not going to have a lot of goals because we are both going to sit back and wait for the other to try and penetrate and in my own prediction I can say that a full time nil nil then penalties Nigeria sail through How about the one for late kiko for 10 pm Egypt South Africa I can give my better to Egypt after I have seen them how they performed throughout the tournament they have been very consistent that one you can actually agree with me that they have been very consistent so they might carry the day they might carry the night for that particular match Ronald I would like to disagree with them a bit because if you look at the match in Egypt against South Africa South Africa has got some good record against Egypt and if you look at the individual players most of them are playing in the PSL and most of them have been playing for the likes of Kizachips even Mami Lolyzana have been regular and they have been going in Egypt playing against the likes of Alhany so I think they know that atmosphere well and playing against an Egyptian side that also has a lot of local base players there is a lot of familiarity in that team I think Egypt being the host I know the runner pressure and technically they are always brilliant and South Africa I know they will be coming to maybe a lot of power maybe technique and all that so it's a very interesting game and I know Egypt will be under pressure but I don't think it will be an easy match for Egypt Nigeria Kamerun as Steve said it looks like to be one of the finals but looking at the quality of both the Nigerians and the Kamerunians I think maybe a full time as Steve is saying we might see a draw and maybe extra time and maybe head into penalties when you go into penalties it's anybody's game as for Egypt South Africa the problem with South Africa is that they have had a very bad drug in this tournament the defensive third is really weak and going against the likes of Salah they will have a lot of problems defending and Egypt playing at home then I think they may be able to concede maybe a goal or two and Egypt should maybe be carrying the night as Steve has said well I think in short to next match it will be all about tactics all the teams will be tactical brilliant against your opponent but if you open up play and maybe allowing you saw some goals the team will be going home so it will be all about tactics tonight looking at Egypt they are playing at home and they are under pressure to perform so I think that's one and they have all the funds running behind them I think that should be an added advantage to them so to me looking at it on paper is that I think Maxwell you also agree to disagree and I know maybe you know the truth where the truth lies and we are just trying to beat about the bush maybe I will just give it to Egypt and I know you will actually No upset because Benin yesterday everyone was expecting Morocco to win but Benin reversed the outcome so the same can happen with Egypt South Africa but I don't think tonight Egypt will lose in the nut I think they will tighten the nut and it can be an all system go but they will do what we call they will do what we call power play they will apply at play at least over shadow South Africa because they are playing at home, they are having the funds and they can't actually let the country down at this particular stage so let us just sail with Egypt and agree that they are going to give us the expected result Thanks gentlemen for coming through and dissect about matters football with focus they are going African cup of nations in November tonight at 7 Nigeria against Kamerun then later on at 10pm the hosts Egyptian 7 time African champions again in South Africa who had nervous campaign as far as their group is concerned just recording win against Namibia alone then getting beaten by Morocco and Ivor coast in their group campaign it's been a pleasure having you Steve Omondi from Agurma Defender alongside about what is happening in the world of football Thank you We appreciate it, it's a pleasure Next time same place on Saturday 1 to 3 we will be doing it again talking about matters sporting headlines but remember to keep it afkani kbc that's the twitter handle less get along with the conversation kbc channel one tonight at 10 of course I will be on the other side South Africa against hosts Egypt then at 7pm of course Xweli version crew led by Michael Werem Mokusia alongside Simon Sepemulama will be taking you through Thanks for tuning in and God bless


You saw Ravens, they just posted. Once a Raven, always a Raven. Thank you, Calais Campbell. So they had that one saved in the draft, just in case they got them back. But yeah, it was just officially announced that the Atlanta Falcons, they signed him. So they were like, all right, we can go ahead and hit send now. It's official, he ain't coming back here. Wonder if Lamar Jackson is next to Atlanta. But anyway, team keep it clean. This video, not about that. I wanted to come on here because I was wrong. I was wrong. I said something that was incorrect. Couple of things I said that were incorrect in yesterday's video about the wide receivers. And the wide receivers that we were talking about was O'Dell Beckham, Jr., DeAndre Hopkins, and Colin Sutton, because apparently the Ravens are interested in those three. They've been checking up on those three. And apparently they even made a contract offer to one O'Dell Beckham, Jr. Cause they really trying to get him. We'll see if they try to get a couple of them or one of them or we know what they're gonna try. That's what we do know. We know what they're gonna try. Will they succeed? Will they close the deal? Hey, who knows? But anyway, in yesterday's video, when I was speaking about those three wide receivers, I talked about how those three wide receivers are three different situations for the Baltimore Ravens. One of the situations is with O'Dell Beckham, Jr., where he's a free agent. So whatever contract that they were to potentially come up with with him, there will be a contract that they would make from scratch. That it would just be something that they could come up with their own terms. You ain't gotta convert a contract, to transfer a contract from a previous team. No, he's a free agent. So you can come up with the terms, how you like, that's it.    You would have to do some finessing. You would have to get really creative when it came to the Andre Hopkins. It's doable. It's always doable. When I always say, when there's a will, there is certainly a way to make it happen. If you really want to, you will. But then we talked about with Colin Sutton. We talked about with Colin Sutton, how with his contract, he got a smaller contract. So Ravens could trade for him and it would be a little bit easier. Now, technically, compared to the Andre Hopkins, that's technically true, but it was wrong because his cap hit is a 18.2 mil. It's a little over 18.2 mil. So now I was like, okay, well, that's why the Broncos trying to get rid of them. Cause they saw that and they were like, oh, okay though, you gotta go because previous two years, his cap hit in 2021, it was 4.1 mil in 2022. It was 5.3 mil and then it takes a big jump. So I kept Broncos like, hey, hey, Kotlin, you gotta go, my friend. Sorry, boo-wee, sorry. So yeah, and we would be saying that his contract was smaller. Like I said, that's not really small. Again, it's the same situation with the Andre Hopkins on a much smaller level because the Andre Hopkins cap hit, I know I was looking at it. I think it's like 30 mil. Let me see. His cap hit right now, I mean, this year, excuse me, it would be 30.7 mil. And that's why, and with these contracts, we gotta understand a lot of these contracts, when the players first signed them, they first signed an extension. It could be a contract for like, say for instance, six years. And I think me personally, I started really learning about this with Joe Fleco when he signed his contract extension. Because before, with contracts, we used to like look at them a little bit, but it wasn't nothing crazy.  I was just hoping that they would resign this player, maybe not resign that player, da-da-da-da, but over the years, especially after Joe Fleco's contract, that's when we start paying a lot more attention to contracts and start realizing how to structure them whatnot. But with Joe Fleco's contract, this is where I started learning that with these contracts, it could be a six year contract. Like his was six year 120 mil. And it's like, oh, that looks nice. That looks pretty, that looks great. But it's really like a three year contract. So after a couple of years, then you plan on reworking it. You either plan on reworking the contract or you plan on getting rid of the player. That's how they are. That's how these contracts are. So, I mean, speaking of contracts, this is why like, if you got a lot of money that's not guaranteed on a contract, because a contract could look beautiful. It could be beautiful. Like say for instance, just an example. I'm not saying that somebody would sign a deal like this. But say for instance, there was somebody who's offered a $500 million contract. 500, I mean, I think Patrick Mahone, that was his. But anyway, say for instance, somebody was offered a $500 million contract. That looks crazy. It looks great. It's like, whoa, $500 million. Whoa! You ain't gotta hold up, buddy. Give me that money. But then you look at what's guaranteed. And if they say, oh, well, 50 mil of that is guaranteed. And that's just a hypothetical. But if they say 50 mil of that contract is guaranteed at a 500 mil, that contract ain't so pretty because that's the only money that you are guaranteed to get that 50 mil. And there could be a lot of incentives. There could be a lot of escalators and whatnot. A lot of stipulations in the contract that you have to hit and that you have to get in order for it to reach 500 mil. And normally, normally with these players contracts, whatever they are, whatever they stated, like, oh, this player signed a five year, $500 million contract. Again, just an example. If they said that, then that's usually, they usually say the max value of the contract. But a lot of times we don't hear about the minimum value. That's why a lot of these players, they want more guaranteed money because they wanna get as much of the money in the contracts as they possibly can. So anyway, but yeah, with Quarland Sutton, with his deal, it really boosts up this off season.  And then with DeAndre Hopkins, with his deal, it really boosts up this off season. Because we can look at DeAndre Hopkins, his cap hits. In 2020, it was seven mil. In 2021, it was 12.5 mil. In 2022, it was 15.7 mil. So his cap hit really doubled. From last year to this year, his cap hit is doubling, going from 15.7 mil to 30.7 mil. But I do believe that they said that the last two years of his deal are not guaranteed, I believe. But either way, whoever takes on DeAndre Hopkins, whatever team ends up getting him, they're gonna have to do some reworking. But yeah, I just wanted to make sure I cleared that up because again, in the video yesterday, I said that Quarland Sutton, his contract was smaller. Again, it's smaller DeAndre Hopkins, but it's not a small contract by any means. But it is still something workable. It's still something that's doable. So yeah, I was wrong about that. And also another thing because we were very focused on the wide receivers that the Ravens really haven't gotten under Lamar Jackson. We talked about how under Lamar Jackson, they haven't gotten like one of those guys at the wide receiver position throughout the entirety of his career. These first five years, they haven't done it. They've tried, they've been interested, they've considered, they've thought about, because we remember the stories about DeAndre Hopkins. We remember that coming out on Draft Night, was it 2020? Right before the first round? On Draft Night, we remember they were interested in also drafting, I think, Henry Ruggs and was Jerry Judy, another one of them? And it was one more, who was the other receiver? Oh, C.D. Lam. They were interested in either two out of three of those guys or one, they were interested in one of them or maybe two of them. They were interested in Adam Thielen when they first started inquiring on Yannick Ngakwe. They were interested in Juju, even offered him more money than other teams. They were interested in T.Y. Hilton and even offered him more money than other teams. So yeah, there's been interest but they just haven't been closers of the deals. But I had also said that they never really did it for Flacco either. But I'm like, man, my guy by all laws and he was like, wait a minute, buddy. Anquan Bolden, oh, my fault, yeah. Anquan Bolden. And Anquan Bolden, he was an up-and-coming and he was a historic receiver because I think he had got like broke the record for like most catches by a rookie or most catches in your first couple of years when he was on the Cardinals and whatnot. So he was doing this thing over there. So that was obviously probably the best receiver that they ever acquired, the Baltimore Ravens. And Anquan Bolden obviously made his mark because it's like, oh, you acquired the best receiver you ever got. And look, you AFC championship and obviously Super Bowl. So he made a big, huge impact. So shout out to Anquan Bolden. And him being a good receiver is not just based off of, well, it is based off of his impact, but he already had a name before, he was already established before he got to the Baltimore Ravens. Then when he came to the Baltimore Ravens, it's like, all right, with the Cardinals, he was doing this thing, him and Larry Fitzgerald opposite each other. He was doing this thing, but and that's when he was up and coming and starting to establish himself, but with the Ravens, obviously that solidified his place. His numbers, they may have went down a little bit, but his game didn't. And he became a champion, champion of the world. So shout out to Anquan Bolden. And then my guy, Biologin, also mentioned how the Ravens also got Lee Evans. So Lee Evans, I mean, I think he was a first round picker there, but yeah, with the builds, he was solid. So I mean, I guess, but yeah, certainly Anquan Bolden. So yeah, I was wrong about that as well. Cause sometimes when you get on here, you get to talking and you get to thinking about one thing. You could be thinking about one thing. You go forget about some others and it happens. It happens like, it happens a lot. Cause y'all know me, my memory be all kinds of messed up. But yeah, man, I just want to get on here and just clear that up for everybody. So I was wrong on those things, but now that's that's that. So I love y'all, I appreciate y'all team keeping clean. Depending on how today goes, I would like to drop a question from sub video later and or again, it's Friday. So I'm sure that we'll get another episode of, as the Lamar Jackson world terms and whatever we're going to find out about them and the contract, whatever.  He just wants more guarantees than the Sean Watson. Okay, well, okay, there you go. I thought that they had said that already though. I thought that that had been said already, but either way. Again, a lot of this stuff won't know till we know, reports every day, stories every day, rumors every day, at least Monday through Friday. We get something new every Monday through Friday. So I'm expecting something later on today to come out and we're like, okay, so anyway, if not, then I'll see you all later for an episode of questions from subs, but I appreciate y'all. I thank you all very, very much and I love you all and we out.


Ladies and gentlemen, the President of the United States, and Mrs. Reagan of the Democratic and Popular Republic of Algeria, and the United States of America. We have concerns about Middle East peace, North African stability, and the academic development and political process of progress, I should say, among items which I would forward to discussing with you. Through these discussions, we seek interrelations which exist in the early days of your independence. Your visit gives us an opportunity for the strength in our bilateral ties. In this respect, I hope with satisfaction that we will soon be on the both side of the road. Your visit should serve as the campus of further friendship where the United States is already one of Algeria. I look forward to spending this time reviewing our discussions on matters of importance to both of us. Mr. President, we greet you as a friend. Mr. President, thank you for your warm welcome and for the quality of the reception given to both my delegation and myself upon our arrival. I should also like to express the pleasure that I feel coming for the first time to this rich land that has brought together people from all ends into one great nation to bring a message of friendship and respect from the Algerian people to the American people. The people of Algeria know the right to know each other because they are closer to the principles of the United States. In the history of the United States, it is said that in the history of the United States, it is only natural that once it had regained its sovereignty, Algeria dedicated itself. It is only natural that once it had regained its sovereignty, Algeria dedicated itself. Through cooperation and trade, the United States and Algeria have undoubtedly experienced benefits to both our economies. It is only natural that my country is strongly committed to the ideals of the goal of the United Nations to achieve peace and development for all the nations of this world. It is an established fact in this context that progress called for by the non-aligned countries is founded on the principle of mutual interdependence and upon a quest for a world of peace. The military hate is a counter. Congressman Michael suggested that a counter hate approved is a compromise in the works. Thank you for having me. The pleasure of welcoming you expressed the gratitude of Algeria's role in appreciating very much your continuing efforts with regard to the people of ours who are being held hostage now in Lebanon. I'd like to say, however, that one of our top priorities is to help move the peace process in the Middle East into direct negotiation based on the United Nations Resolution 242. Well, again, we have said welcome, let me welcome again you and all of your colleagues here who are extremely pleased to have you here. Recognize your role in North African affairs, the Western Sahara dispute, we know the threat of regional stability. We agreed this problem should be resolved by the parties involved in regional context. I hope that there will be continued efforts to achieve an acceptable solution directly with the Moroccans that they ask. Having asked you a question about another area there, how we see the Western Sahara situation. The situation in the Western Sahara is not the same as it was in the past. We do not understand it with our people. But the situation in the Western Sahara is not the same as what we would like to talk about. The situation in the Eastern Sahara is not the same as what we would like to talk about.


As you probably already know, a base runner's goal is to work his way around the bases and eventually get back to home plate so that he can score a run. While his advancement is usually the result of another batter hitting the ball, our runner can also take matters into his own hands and move up or at least attempt to move up by himself. And the, I guess you could call it the most direct way that he can do this is to steal a base. So let's take a look at what it means to steal a base. When a runner is on base, he does not always have to be physically touching the base. He's allowed to take a few steps towards the next one. This is called a lead off. A bigger lead off will mean that the runner has less distance to run to the next base. But he also has to be careful because the defense can always tag him out if he is not actually physically touching the base. You may see a pitcher rather than throwing the ball to the batter for a pitch, turn and throw the ball to the first baseman so that he can try to tag the runner out before he gets back to first base. This would be called a pick off attempt. And if the first baseman can tag the runner out, we would say that he has been picked off. Usually the runner makes it back to the base in time, though. If a runner wants to steal the next base, then as soon as the pitcher throws the pitch, he will turn and run as fast as he can towards second base. At this point, when the defense sees the runner attempting to steal, the second baseman or the shortstop will usually run over to second base to cover the bag. Bases are sometimes called bags. And as soon as the catcher catches the ball, assuming the batter has not hit the pitch, he will throw the ball to the fielder at second base. Most of the time, the ball and the runner will arrive at about the same time. The fielder will catch the ball and attempt to tag the runner out before he reaches the base. If the runner is tagged before he touches the base, then he would be out. But if the batter beats the throw, then he will be safe. The second base umpire will determine whether the runner is safe or out. And if he's out, then we would say that the runner has been caught stealing. But if he beats the throw, if the catcher makes a poor throw or the fielder drops the ball, then the runner will have stolen the base and he would now be on second base. One thing to keep in mind is that even if the runner arrives before the ball, he must be careful not to overslide the base. Again, like the leadoff, any time he is not touching the base, he can be tagged out. If a runner happens to be stealing a base and the batter hits the pitch, all of the rules still apply. So if the batter flies out, there would still be a force out on the base that the runner started on. And if the batter hits a foul ball, then the runner would have to return to the base that he started at. Sometimes the offensive team will plan that a runner is to steal a base and the batter is to swing at the pitch on purpose. This is called a hit and run, and it will give the runner a little extra head start if it works. Runners will be safe more times than not, but attempting to steal a base is always a risky thing for the runner to attempt, and even the fastest runners will be caught stealing sometimes. Most often the runner will attempt to steal second base because it means that the ball will have to travel from the pitcher's mound to the catcher for the pitch and then the catcher will have to throw it down to second base, all before the runner runs the 90 feet from first to second. Stealing third base is much tougher because it is a shorter distance for the catcher to throw the ball. The most difficult base to steal is home plate, which yes you are allowed to do, but it requires a lot of speed, perfect timing, and usually catching the pitcher and the catcher not paying attention. It is much less common now than it was in the early 1900s to see somebody steal a home plate, but I would argue that being so rare stealing home may just be the most exciting play that you will see in baseball.


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