What's going on everyone Sam here late in sports cards. We are ripping at 2022 Bowman Chrome Baseball hobby 12 box full case break number 11 Random team style. Here's a look again at our random results As always you can find these on the websites under the results tab as well as the link in chat Shawn just trapped you guys a link for one-in-one PYT break in next full 10 box case teams are on sale currently I put every single team left on sale, so There are some teams that are significantly marked down, which is really awesome. So give it a look for sure Solid there actually all right.  I didn't even know we had that any left to be honest Jeremy paying your rookie Kyle Lewis Face Matt man, we got a gold Westcath to 50 on the gold shimmer going to the white socks Congrats white socks Michael Hernandez That is Yendry Rojas Yendry up true blue Nelson Velazquez going to the Cubs nice one there to 150 color match Grats cubbies And last pack here. Oh, Leandro Balcazar nice one there for the Reds Congrats since he That is wyming H. There you go. Why me That will never not be funny Louise Matos on the Invicta Mejia Christian the caro Remember this is funny someone someone complained once who first Black Friday specials posted Oh Atomic Jose Tana that's going to the Guardians the 150 George Valera Lee over to where Speckle Michael Hernandez the 299 nice one there for the Orioles Forget now actually Something was funny. I don't remember I wasn't that funny. I guess. Oh, yeah Magic gone. Thank you Miles appreciate you buddy Down to seven to go on the next one guys. Like I said, it's a crazy one. What is it? What is it? What is it? Go find out final update spots really quick. Oh spots are left should be seven, right? Really, maybe miles took them in Than the one after Jose Ramos on the shimmer Still late to go guys should be on both then would be my guess 20 on-card autos what Victor Acosta eight to go breaking next all teams on sale guys. Take a look teams are marked down significantly, so if you're interested in picking up like I said, it's one of the last a Couple one-on-one case breaks. We're doing we do not have a ton of it left There's a nice Lurad to 150 for the Dodgers. Let's see what this is all about Black Friday Pops chrome Byron Munich really Sebastian Espina nice one there for the blue jays So that's got to be like what they did with PSG. It's like the exact It's like the team set and it has on-card autos and everybody in it So like that's like the the imbappe I think like the PSG imbappe. 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All right, do a quick recap here guys start with our color Roderick Arias for the Yankees James Triantos Cubs Cesar pre Prito for Prito for the Orioles Nelson Velazquez Cubs George Springer Blue Jays gold Altuva for the Astros gold Westcath for the What's their faces white socks there we go Now our autos Daniel Vasquez Royals Willy Vasquez for the Rays Ian Lewis Marlins Brando Mosquita for the Braves JT Schwartz Mechs Cooper Bowman Yankees Sonny Sadane Raffaella for the Red Sox CJ Rodriguez A's Junior Perez A's Yasser Mercedes for the twins Yerlin confidant Reds Cal Conley Braves Emmanuel Valdez Astros Danny Day Andrade for the twins Edison Paulino Red Sox Sebastian Espino for the Blue Jays Leon Joe Balcazar Reds Simon Musiati to 299 Phillies Antonio Pena Panera out to 299 Brewers Michael Hernandez to 299 Orioles John Rhodes to 50 Orioles our Maggard's base Brady house Go into the Nationals We had Basie on keel Fernandez. 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Today, we are going to focus on classification and prediction. I am Dr. R. V. R. Giddhi, professor in computer science and engineering department at W.R.T. Sholapur. The learning outcome of today's video. At the end of this video, students will be able to comprehend the concepts of classification and prediction. The contents of this video are classification, then we will see prediction and classification process. Let us see what is classification. Classification is a form of data analysis that extracts models describing important data classes. It classifies the data into two or more categories based on class labels. For example, it may be in the form of s, no, or may be the category whether they are male or female, or it is positive or negative. Likewise, the things are classified into two categories or into different number of categories. Example, now bank loan approval to customers based on the customer's age. Now as an example, if the customer's age is say more than 50, around say 52, now he has applied for the loan. Now for the loan officer, we will decide on the age whether he should be approved or not approved or he should be approved for this much amount or another amount. Based on the remaining service, he can approve this particular loan. What is prediction? Prediction is the term used when the trained classifier is used to predict the class of data which is unknown to the classifier model. Prediction models are continuous valued functions that is predicts unknown or missing values. For example, fraud detection or medical diagnosis. In medical diagnosis, if a patient is suffering from particular disease say cancer, now what should be the treatment he should be received, either A or either B or C. Based on the symptoms, we can classify those things and we can predict whether he should be received treatment A, B or C. So let us take this question. What is the basic difference between classification and prediction? Take a pause over here, think for a minute and give the answer. The answer is classification is the process of building a classifier model based on known data that is class labels. Second prediction is process to use the classifier model to know the outcome or value of the class label of the unknown data. Means it is clear in classification we know the label of the data or class of the data but in prediction we do not know the label of the data or the class of the data. Let us go to the process of classification. Training is of two steps. The first one is called as a training the classifier or training the model construction and second is testing the classifier or model usage. Now let us see what is training. The model has to be trained by describing a set of predetermined classes in the training data set. Here each record, tuple, sample from the training data set is assumed to belong to a predefined class as defined by the class label attribute. Means whenever we are giving the training data set we know the class of the data. It belongs to either category A or category B. So the set of tuples that is records used for model construction is training set. There are different ways are there. One is classification rule, second is decision tree, third is mathematical formula that is used to represent the model. Then testing is done to predict the class categories of a data records which are unknown to the model. And here the known label of test sample is compared with the classified result from the model. Then accuracy rate is decided after the testing whether after the comparison with the existing data whether it is giving the correct result or not. So how many correct result it has given, the model has given and total number of models we have tested. The test data set is independent of training to judge the model's accuracy. It means that whatever the data set we have given in the training set that is different whereas in testing the data set is different than the training data set. Let us see the figure, testing of classifier model here on the left hand side, on the left hand side over here, training data is given in that training data named the rank of the faculty, the number of years he has worked and what is the tenured either yes or no, means whether it is permanent or not. For example, Mike is assistant professor of having three years experience. Here in a training data set it has said that no. For Mary it has said that yes, for Bill it has said that yes, for Jim it has been said yes and so on. On the right hand side, on the right hand side this training data set is trained and given to the classification algorithm. Now there are different types of classification algorithm, either one of them classification algorithm can be used. For example, the algorithms are decision tree, base, rule based, then back propagation, SPM and association rules. One of the algorithms will be used over here. That output is given to the model and this model classifies this data into different classes. Now the rule is that if rank is equal to professor or the number of years he has worked is say greater than six, then tenured is yes. If suppose it is not there then we have to say no. Based on this rule the classification will be done. Testing, now look at the figure number two, testing of classifier model. Here the training data is provided on the training data model. That gives to classifier model and in the testing period, in the testing data, unseen data means whatever the data is provided in the training that is different over here. So now look at this, Jeff is a professor having experience four. If he is a professor then we have to say tenured yes, if he is assistant professor but he is having greater than six then we have to say yes or if suppose he is assistant professor and having less than six years experience then we have to say no. So this is the testing output of the testing. So the output of over here it has been seen that yes means whatever the data is provided at the time of testing the output is matched over here. So here the accurate result has been obtained. Let us see the comparison of classifier and predictor. Classifier models and predictors can be compared on the following factors. One is accuracy, the speed, the robustness, scalability and interpretability. The references are used over here. I hope you have understood the concept of classification. Thank you.


Alrighty, so I went up the scene here and I put these on layers So let's go with the light one first and it looks like this is where you have your Animation I actually usually it's totally strange, but I do these Usually like that. You must have an orthographic side that's how I would Judge things here. Let's go to the end. So we understand how long and in here the graph editor and In here the perspective mode don't really need so looking at this here if I just look at the ball itself It's a bit Long in its hangtime And it gets very slow towards the end here terms of timing and I think you need to have a bit more accelerated Drops there so I see what you have here. So I'm going to go in and Adjust these a little bit it here Especially towards the ends To that you also seem to have weighted tangents, which I usually don't use not that that is a Like a workflow, you know, don't do that. It's just kind of my Slight preference to be a bit more in charge. I'm actually going to keep this fairly faster ish there See what you have So as the ball comes in it still to me takes too long and I would Personally go in there and see what you have as you can drag these And I would give this just a bit more time A bit more of a drop. So you have Boom Bit more of that Same thing here. So you go in here or don't even it still feels just too long in terms of How long it takes for that ball to come down and because of that, I'm going to just adjust this Just a bit more, okay Because of that length and shorten this a little bit again, I prefer this to do with actual keys It was better That feels a bit better So that we can probably Go in here and even go Crazy, I would probably do that and get us a lot less time Go in there. So that one Would have to be faster It's almost like you could have one more but then what you can do is just Reduce this And even start reducing these just a bit more There's a what's going on see That with a little bit of a drop So you want your Hang time just to be exaggerated enough We go up hold a bit longer Just the time same thing. So you have to adjust the In and out just a bit more Bring this in a bit Let me just see You want that feeling of Then it gets again too slow once we are around here You can see that with is the same clearly. That's not a good idea. I will go even further and go More like that really sure again to me either setting more keys or Not weighted tendons where I can go in there and add a key here to adjust things and then tweak the tendons is a bit more of a Cleaner workflow for me Because I just have more control Because I have more keys Doesn't mean again that it's right. I'm just curious What you clearly you have this I'm just if that's something you picked up. That's what you prefer It was a bit better if we you know the rotations It was like at the end we could have one more Hockey's not there. No strange you have to painfully watch me Go through this, but that's what I want to record it. You can kind of see what's going on and then again Even if it's a bit too much at the end and then let me just see what's going on here Okay, that's me And then that feels like it's going on a bit too long. So once you reach around that area I will probably This is a bit of a With a slight Slight rollback So as you go there Again, it's just stuff like that if I do something like a quick variation there and Switch to Weighted tension. So now we'll leave it like that We have Both of them leave it like a slight roll back on them. So you have a drop drop drop Might even be Going in there Hold this a bit longer don't go as far Hold that rule a bit longer Curious just that That's my dog Anyway, that is that All right switching to medium here, so look at this If you look at the curves here as you can see how that is kind of missing what we did before So even if you do weighted you would have to go out a bit more and Push these curves not that what I'm gonna do here is right But it will just give you a bit of a longer hang time So And so on and then you get back to even time because if you ever this like that Your curse like this you just going to end up having You'll end up having instead of you know, right now you have this where he goes like that and you want that bone Well, it's literally that the curvature you have in In the graph area here back This, not this, this is really representing your trajectory and why here. This is why a bounce above on the side is so good. So if you look at how straight that path is of the ball going left top down to the right, if you go and you extend that, where you have just a bit longer hang time, you're going to have to tweak that a little bit, you're going to do the same thing here. It's clumsily adjust this here and you can see now how the curvature has more of a roll down, up roll down. So if you play this and then it gets back to the even timing, you will see the difference. And also this, watch out, you do this right in the other one. You have to make sure that this gets into the proper long stop too. So as you do this, and probably because we're still bouncing, I will continue on roll back a bit in the same. And then the heavy one, just see what everyone's doing here. All right, you're kind of the same thing.  Oh wait, let's go freehand here. So you want to avoid a line that's too straight like this. You want to make sure that it has that long versus straight. Straight. Do you have it here? Let me see what the heavy walls are here. All right. So for the heavy one, it's going to be one. You can bring that out a little bit, but it's going to be much faster in its drop because it is so heavy. It's a bit fast. There I say. Even for me, it's fast. So you have that, and then you're going to have one bounce. And it's not going to go very high. I'm going to give this three frames, even though I think it's going to be too long. And then after that, you really have a tiny, tiny one, which we might even do over only one frame. Bring this over, bring this over, and then you have to, I mean, at this point, it's one frame. It doesn't matter, but you have to look at how high. So this will be super minimal, just as the little thing. This, of course, interpolations wouldn't work, but I don't really have to adjust this, given that it's one frame, but it depends how you render this. My dog is going crazy. Maybe I'll do it like this. Give it some hang time. Not too much, because it's not that light. I love that it's getting my dog in the background here. Let me just see how this feels. I have no idea what this looks like. Let me see. All right. So just the drops. And actually, let me turn this off. Curbs, there are curbs. That feel a bit better. Give an immediate drop with one bounce and a small little adjustment there, and it's probably going to stop rolling around there. So same thing. Take this guy. This is going to be very heavy. So it's going to be fairly slow. Let me see what you have here. So if it drops, and then around here, you should start rolling. Okay. That's not too bad. And even this one, you can have a little bit of a what we did before. A slight roll stop there. See if we can go crazy. Yeah. Let me just go there and actually change this to normal. All right. Just like before, kind of underestimating how long this takes and not going back as far. So it would be a bit longer to go over there. And that should be okay. That's not too bad. That's not too bad. Let me roll this in here. So that's what I will look for in a heavy one. So you got that immediate drop, a little bit of bounce, a slight second adjustment bounce, a little bit. It's a fine line because it wanted to be too stroby. Mine is almost too stroby. With a nice little, not too long of a roll, because it's still fairly heavy, with a little bit of a coming back. And I feel like we can, to be honest, do a bit longer. Just a tad, maybe something like this. It's here. It's not too bad. Once you go in there, I always feel like, well, what if we give this a bit more time and then it starts going just, okay, well, how much longer? All right, I got this. I love my dog. That's probably more like it. All right. That's that. All right. I'm going to leave it at that. I'm also going to save this and then send this back to you. Obviously, don't copy it. Otherwise, you won't learn anything. But hopefully that is helpful. And that is that. Thank you.


So we're in an area northern Australia, which accounts for a big area of savannah burning. The Kimberleys is an area northwestern Australia where we carry out a savannah burning project which we want to talk to you about in terms of mitigation. Fire people think of fire and they think about all the bad things. In the Kimberleys we have really hot fires, higher fuel load density in the hot summer months, and it can be destructive, but you can manage it. And we've developed a methodology using traditional fire management, historically Aboriginal people were carrying out fire management until settlement when that stopped because people were removed off their lands, but historically they had a way of managing fire. This project allows people to get back out on country and to start the process again where they're integrating fire management, traditional fire practice, with a method for creating the management of fire going out doing fire burns on country. We use our ranges, biodiversity ranges. There's a cycle in terms of what we do as a method, looking at mitigation, how do we set up a process so that we can get the benefits of carbon abatement credits, and our groups are using fire differently. There's all different types of fires. Not all fires bad. What we do is we look at cool fire burns in cooler months rather than the hot summer burns. We can control the fire and we can contain it, and we can contain or regulate the emissions differently to a hot fire burn. What's different about this is that our traditional owner groups use our native title rights recognition to run this project. It's different for us in Australia, and the difference is that we get all of the benefits that are created out of the carbon abatement plus the benefits of the management and ownership of the process. Here you can see our groups do a lot of planning around it. They look at the historic information of the previous year's fire burns. They look at all the science information, the cultural data that they need to plan about how to undertake the fire burning. A lot of the Kimberley's it's remote areas, 420,000 square kilometers. We have some rough roads, a lot of it's inaccessible. You can only go so far with the roads, and people will get out on country and reconnect with country is the other benefit that we can get. The other way we do it is by air, by helicopter, so you have to go out because you can't access it any further by road or by sea. So you get up on a helicopter and they use this device, an incendiary device that drops a pallet to start strategic fires all along. And from that you can see, this is what they call mosaic burning, it's a control burn. You create the fire breaks in a strategic way so that when you get the late season fire burns they're not going to burn as high or as out of control as they normally would if you had a higher fuel density load. Here you can see the ranges, the community people here using the modern technology of satellite tracking to monitor the fires that they set. They can pretty much manage those fires and know exactly what's happening. They've got to look at and they've got to understand the wind conditions, the whole range of other conditions that affect the way the fire operates. Here you can see the difference between fires in the blue areas that have been burned strategically and a few pockets of red here and there. It would have looked a lot different had it been not managed properly and not controlled in the way that they've done strategically with this fire process. The result of this is that you can reduce the emissions between cool fire burns and high fire burns in terms of the emissions that are going to CO2 and the heat emissions into the atmosphere and of course the benefit is that we're doing our bit for mitigation and we're controlling the effect of fire. The result of that is that we can protect our flora and fauna, our livelihoods, sustainability, protection of those species or other types of vegetation that would otherwise be destroyed and sometimes gone forever if the fires are so hot in terms of the damage that they can produce. The other benefits are that our range of groups develop conservation biodiversity type ranges. You create employment and jobs for people out there. It's reconnecting people to their countries and their lands. The cultural connection is really important. So this has other benefits around strengthening their ties to land. Here the gullien-finched threatened species whose habitats can be quite easily destroyed by high fires and perhaps gone forever. So some of those pockets of areas in the Kimberleys, if the fire continues the way it does, threats to species like this that are threatened species like the gullien-finch will disappear. We have rock art sites around the area which also can be damaged by high fires. So this is also critical and important in terms of people's cultural places and areas of significance. So these are the benefits of looking after different things. We do a comparison of the savannah burning and we look at the way in which other parts of the world and the globe have other savannas that also have burns. We are very interested in the transferability of this methodology and this savannah burning project that we're doing because we think it has application in other parts of the world. So all of the benefits that we can get from managing our country and using our cultural values and knowledge and the link between western science and cultural knowledge leads to the ongoing sustainability and our future interests for our people and the next generation. So thank you.


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Okay, in my country, we have a big problem of environmental issues. But in Kinshasa, I want to give one example in Kinshasa. There are many older cars and many policemen in the town, but it is difficult for us to have a good health fresh, this is the one of. And the second one, there are many, many garbage around the town, maybe on the road, in the central market, that is also another problem of environmental issues in our country. And the third one is the problem of the big factory, they pollute the water, that is also another problem in our country.


International Revenue Service IRS tax news, National Small Business Week. You know, my business wasn't so small before taxes.  It's wrong on so many levels, obviously at the standard size and short levels, but also on a moral one. The IRS should be called business midget makers. Hey now, that's not politically correct, and I truly apologize for that, but business little person maker did not sound as good if anyone feels the need to send an angry comment. I understand, but still think the alliteration was worth it. Anyways, the IRS could be called small business makers, but that's deceiving, indicating that the IRS helped build up the small business, which is ridiculous. That being the job of the entrepreneur, the IRS does not build businesses up. The IRS cuts businesses down into small businesses. National Small Business Week, making estimated tax payments electronically is fast and easy. Yeah, I bet it is. See, that's exactly what I'm talking about. Anyways, YouTube video available for estimated tax payments. There's a link to that here. It's an ASL as well. IR2022-101 May 4th, 2022 Washington. The internal revenue service reminds all businesses, including self-employed and gig workers. You got to get those gig workers in there. They're quite concerned with those gig workers, making sure that you're on the radar. I hope you know. To make estimated tax payments quarterly and that making them electronically is fast, easy, and safe. During the National Small Business Week, there's a link to that here. You're small. I'd be big too if I was living on everyone else's lunch money. Anyways, during National Small Business Week May 7th through May 1st, 2007, the IRS is highlighting tax benefits and resources tied to the theme for this year's celebration. Quote, building a better America through entrepreneurship and, quote, paying estimated tax payments quarterly throughout the year is important for business owners. Individuals and businesses alike are required to pay taxes as income is earned or received throughout the year, either through withholding or estimated tax payments. So there's been a lot of changes for the last couple years due to the pandemic and the economy and so on and so forth with regards to people's work habits. And so you might be in a situation where you're having different jobs, you might have multiple jobs at this time, or just being changing up jobs, or you might be moving from a W-2 employee situation to go in full-time or part-time with other outside work, such as gig work, and in that situation in particular, you're going to want to make sure that you're doing your estimated tax payments because when people move from having a W-2 job, where the taxes are kind of forced to be taken out of your paycheck through the employer and that you also are dealing with the social security, Medicare payroll taxes, and the federal income taxes, and then you move to being self-employed, it can be a shock that you don't have that withholding process happening. You also don't know how much money you're going to be making and it's fairly difficult to think about how much tax you'll actually owe because there's a progressive tax system, so you can't just take your earnings for a particular timeframe and multiply at times a rate, for example, because there's a progressive tax system and so it's a bit more complicated than that. That's a bit overwhelming oftentimes for first businesses. You also have to deal with the self-employment tax. So you want to make sure that you're picking that stuff up because if you're not and you get behind on the taxes, then on your estimated payments, that could really harm a small business that actually started off doing quite well but just didn't realize the tax implications or got behind on that side of things. So keep that in mind, especially you gig workers. You can see the irises eyeballing those gig workers, making sure that you reported their taxes here, so take a look at that. So that's why those who are self-employed or in the gig economy usually need to make estimated tax payments. Estimated tax is used to pay not only income tax, but other taxes such as self-employment tax and alternative minimum tax. So you might be saying, ah, the income tax, that's not a big deal. I'll just calculate my income tax and whatnot. But self-employment tax, social security and Medicare, if you put that on top of things, then don't forget that. It's a big chunk. It's a big piece. It's something to consider, estimate and be aware of. If a taxpayer doesn't pay enough tax throughout, through withholding and estimated tax payments, they may be charged a penalty. So why do we pay taxes? Because I like getting my money back in the form of a refund during when I file my tax. No, that's not why you do it so you don't get hit with the sticks that the IRS has metaphorically that are penalties and interests. We're trying to avoid the penalties and interests. That's why we overshoot to get a refund, not because we just want a refund to get our own money back on a refund, but because we don't want to undercut the taxes. If we did, then we'd have to not only pay the taxes owed, but penalties and interests. That's why we overshoot the taxes, because it's impossible to get a perfect because of the complexity of the tax code. So you're going to make an estimate, you're going to try to overshoot a bit typically in such a way that you're going to avoid penalties and interests basically for sure. And that's the strategy typically. So they also may be charged a penalty if estimated tax payments are late, even if the taxpayer is due a refund when they file their tax return. So they want it during the year. So if you paid all your taxes at the end of the year, the irises will be like, yeah, but you gave me the money in December, and I wanted some of that money in January. So they're going to charge you money. But you're going to say, I didn't know how much I owed in January because it's a business, and I'm doing gig work now. And I didn't know how much I owed. Tough. Tough. So they'll charge you the penalties and interests. You're going to have to kind of estimate that. So look into the estimates. However, generally paying quarterly estimated taxes will lessen or even eliminate any penalties, which is great. Estimated tax requirements are different for farmers, fishers, and certain high income taxpayers. In addition, special rules apply to some groups of taxpayers, such as casualty and disaster victims. Those who recently became disabled, recent retirees, and those who receive income unevenly during the year, which is a common thing for small businesses, you might say, well, I didn't earn my income evenly over the year. So why do I have to? Iris is kind of making the assumption that I did. And that's why they have to make the quarterly tax payment. So in that case, you might dig a bit deeper into that and see if and check that out. So publication 505 tax withholding and estimates tax. There's a link to that here provides more information about these special estimated tax rules. Who must pay estimated tax? Individuals, including sole proprietors, partners, and S corporation shareholders generally must make estimated tax payments if they expect to owe tax of $1,000 or more when their return is filed. Corporations generally must make estimated tax payments if they expect to owe tax of $500 or more when their return is filed. But how do I know how much I'm going to make, like when my return is filed, because I don't know, I'm just trying to make as much money as I can during the year here in 2022. And I'm not going to file the return till April 15th to 2023. And I don't know what the return looks like at all until I actually make the money, which I don't know how much I'm going to make. That's the problem. That's why you got to make the estimated tax. It's quite a big estimate for many businesses, especially small startup businesses that have no idea how much they're going to make. And so that's what, and so that you got to kind of figure that out. You kind of look at the last year, you could use some safe harbor rules in order to avoid the penalties. But that's the general, that's the general thing you got to do. So taxpayers may have to pay estimated tax for the current year. If the tax was more than zero in the prior year, see the worksheet in form 1040ES, Estimated Taxes for Individuals, or form 1120W Estimated Tax for Corporations for more details on who must pay estimated tax. Who does not have to pay estimated tax? Self-employed people and gig workers who also receive salaries and wages from an employer can generally avoid having to pay estimated tax by asking their employer to withhold more tax from their paycheck. So if you have like gig work, which is like a schedule C possibly, but you're also working at a job, getting the W-2 wages, then you might say, well I'm not, even though I've got some self-employment income, I'm going to try to cover that by having my employer withhold more of the money on their side of things instead of me making estimated tax payments. That's one way that you might kind of handle this, or you make estimated tax payments and withholdings or something like that, whatever you feel comfortable with doing, but you got to make sure that you're paying enough taxes to avoid the sticks, penalties and interest sticks that hit you with, the sticks, they make you dizzy. So this usually requires the filing of a new form W-4 Employees Withholding Certificate so you could figure out the new W-4 stuff with the employer. Remember that the employer is not going to help you out with that typically because they're required to do the withholdings, but they're trying to avoid any kind of, any lawsuits or something by giving tax advice. So you got to usually do your own research on the W-4, figure it out, then give it to the HR department on your business and so on. A special line on the form W-4 allows taxpayers to enter an additional amount to be withheld. So you got to figure that out. Taxpayers receiving a paycheck can check the withholding tax estimator, which is basically a, and there's a link to that here, it's basically going to be a, like a tax software to help you to figure out what these estimators are, which you need kind of like tax software to do because the code is confusing and getting more so and it changes a lot and it's doing that more too. And so you got to use like a tool and if you don't have tax software, this tax withholding estimator is getting better and better as an estimating tool. So it's on irs.gov, irs.gov, irs.gov, v for victory over tax questions to determine if the right amount of tax is being withheld from your paycheck. Also, individuals don't have to pay estimated tax for the current year if they meet all three of the following conditions. No tax liability for the prior year. U.S. citizen or resident for the whole year and prior tax year received a 12 month period. So you might have some like safe harbor calculations within your estimated taxes that you want to check out. An individual has no tax liability for prior year if their total tax was zero or they didn't have to file an income tax return. So in other words, in order to kind of figure this question of well I have no idea how much I'm going to make in 2022, the irs could say well we're going to look at last year and basically give you and say well you know if you follow some rules based on the prior year income then you might have, that's what I'm talking about with these safe harbor type of rules to avoid the penalties and interest so that even if you owed some taxes possibly you can avoid the penalties and interest if you basically based it on a prior year estimate or something like that. So you can take a look at that in more depth. So additional information on how to figure estimated tax is available in publication 505 tax withholding and estimated tax. There's a link to that here. How to figure estimated tax. Individuals including sole proprietors, partners and S corporation shareholders generally use form 1040 ES estimated tax for individuals. There's a link to that here to figure estimated tax. To figure estimated tax individuals must figure their expected adjusted gross income, the AGI taxable income taxes, deductions and credits for the year. So you basically have to do a full tax return you know without the actual information like the W-2s and stuff to do it. You got to do a whole estimate here. So when figure an estimated tax for the current year taxpayers will often find it helpful to use income deductions and credits from the prior year as a starting point. So note estimated taxes are a lot easier if your income is stable throughout the time frame and the tax code is stable throughout the time frame and the economy is stable throughout the time frame and there's not a lot of inflation throughout the time frame and so if those four things like were stable then it would be a lot easier and if the tax code was easy like if all those stuff was stable but like I'm pretty sure like one to five of those five are unstable right now making it a little bit more difficult to make estimated taxes possibly in the current conditions then in prior periods also making estimated taxes more important to keep on top of giving the dancing landscape the changing circumstances the evolving situation. Corporations generally use form 1120W estimate tax for corporations to figure estimated tax when and how to pay estimated tax you might ask. For estimated tax purposes the year is divided into four payment periods. So you got the four quarters four payment periods that you got to pay the estimated taxes and you might say well I pay more when I have my W2 income because I get paid every week on that and they take my money out every week well yeah they take more out because you get paid whatever the pay period is when your W2 employee but if you have to actually write them a check then they'll break it down into the four payment periods four payment periods why because it sounds good for payment period. So however some taxpayers may find it easier to pay estimated taxes weekly bi-weekly or monthly alternative payment periods are allowed if enough tax is paid in by the end of the quarter. Using an electronic payment option available on IRS.gov forward slash payment there's a link to that here is the easiest and fastest way individuals small businesses self-employed individuals and those gig workers can pay federal taxes is fast easy and secure taxpayers can use the EFTPS for all their federal tax payments including the federal tax deposits installment agreement payments and estimated tax payments in addition by using the EFTPS taxpayers can access a history of their payments so they know how much and when the payments were made individual taxpayers can create an IRS online account so you can take a look at that they stopped doing the facial recognition thing so they're not trying to rule the world yet I mean they might and at some point in the future put a microchip a microchip right in your forehead or something but right now they backed off a little bit on that kind of stuff so you could get on to your account there and you get some information so to make that you can help you make your estimated tax payments there using their account taxpayers can see their payment history which is nice you would think you know that would be nice you would think they can get the online account up and running I've got a bank account they can do it without my facial recognition or shipping my forehead or anything so you would think the IRS can get that thing up and running and they're getting better at it but they're a little slow it's a little slow I mean obviously so any pending payments and other useful tax information can be found their individual taxpayers can also make an estimated tax payment by IRS direct pay there's a link to that here individual and business taxpayers can also make an estimated tax payment by using debit credit card or digital wallet there's links to that here the 2022 form 1040 ES estimated tax individuals there's a link to that can help taxpayers estimate their first quarter tax payment while electronic filing is strongly encouraged taxpayers may also send estimated tax payments with form 1040 ES by mail not really recommended obviously the iris doesn't like it but what are you trying to do you're trying to avoid penalties and interest if I get that check mailed out in the mail before the due date and I follow all the rules then you might say hey I'll just send them a check in the mail and hope that they can't open it because of all the COVID restrictions and nobody actually in the office and everybody working digitally and they don't cash to check for like five years or something like that but you know I still so you and then in other words if the iris has given you money in a refund the electronic payment is probably better or something you would like more because you want to get paid faster you want the money sooner if you're paying them and you're going to send them a check in the mail and they can't open it because they're short on staff and elder staff can't go into the office without a gas mask on or something like that then they might not be able to get to the check for a while and that might not be a bad thing for you but I still like to pay electronically because I like to see that it cleared it didn't get lost in the mail and all that kind of stuff so I still pay electronically but just something that I thought I'd talk about because I feel like rambling a bit corporations must deposit payments using the EFTPS additional information is available in publication 542 corporations 247 help at irs.gov and we know what the secret code when they say that really what they're saying is please don't call us we really don't want to talk to you nor do we have the capacity to talk to you if you have any questions visit the website irs.gov irs.gov for victory over tax questions hopefully small business owners self-employed individuals and gig workers will find valuable resources that irs.gov so not on the phone that's not where you're going to find valuable resources it's on the website but the website is available 247 amazingly enough they're able to keep that thing all the people that are working together to make keep that page from crashing they do that 247 the resources include publications forms tax products and tips to help small business owners avoid tax troubles and succeed the irs is also reaching out to taxpayers in other languages throughout online resources for small businesses and individuals the irs has posted translated tax resources in 20 languages on irs.gov irs.gov v for victory over tax for information you could see we speak your language which they really don't because even if you're an English speaker they're speaking irsees legalese that's not how normal that's not normal person's speech resources small business tax workshop there's a link to that here eight interactive lessons designed to help new small business owners learn their tax rights and responsibilities the workshop is available in English, Spanish, Chinese simplified Chinese traditional Korean Russian, Vietnamese and Hayton Crayoli more information about the workshop is available on the irs YouTube channel there's a link to that here we got the self employed individual tax center a resource for sole proprietors and others who are in business for themselves this site has many useful tips and references to tax rules a self employed person may need to know the center is available in English, Spanish, Vietnamese Chinese traditional Chinese simplified Korean Russian Hayton Crayoli small business and self employed tax center features links to a variety of useful tools a downloadable tax calendar tax calendars which all the tax dates on that that's important I'm going to I'm getting one of those and a common forms with the instructions so the center is available in multiple languages once again much of which look to be the same language as we've repeated twice already so e-news for small businesses a free electronic mail service that offers tax information for small business owners and self employed individuals including reminders tips and special announcements gig economy center they're focusing in on you gig economy people aren't you special aren't you lucky the irises got their spotlight on you you spent you lucky people helps people quickly find answers to tax questions as well as helpful tips and tax forms for business taxpayers that's also available in multiple languages social media channels information for small businesses is also available through various irs social media channels including tax tips and other resources there's links to all this stuff for small business for the small businesses here and there'll be a link to this in the description


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I'm gonna name a topic and you tell me who you think started that trend or who you know started that trend. Okay. So, um, Riz, like who you feel like you've seen was the first person to say Riz? Yeah, I was about to say that.  I was hearing like my son. I was saying Karen, my son Mr. Don't Touch That saying that, but I didn't have a million YouTubers on my Instagram, but I was hearing my son saying that a lot. I mean, he was a person saying that a lot. So that's who I was seeing, really saying that. Yeah. Okay. And who you feel like started in New York? Drill music? I feel like that started in, or some of the first people, they can be more than one. That's who some of the first people, I feel like that started in Brooklyn, 2014. Who's some Brooklyn artist you feel like? Who was out like 2014, 2015? It was people like, who was out back then? Who was out back then? Like Chef G. Yeah, like Chefino, right? Yeah, Chefino was out back then. I was listening to Tutu, but like... Tutu, no one was out back then, but it was niggas like Curly Sad was dead out back then too, you feel me?  That's why I didn't really want to say it about a lot, but it was, it was, they was rapping though. That was back then. And that's, that was the early New York drill. That's the fact. That's where the drill was at. That's what everybody was listening to. All right. Sample drill. Who was the, who you feel like was the first you heard on some sample drill shit? Sample beats, but on some drill vibes? Shawnee Ben-Ladden. Shawnee Ben-Ladden? Yeah, people don't be showing them his love. How you heard about him? People on my block like him. Like him? Like he go viral a lot like. People on my block, Dallas man. Shawnee. All right.  Who you feel like? I be doing that. Do you feel like you be doing that? People tell me I do that. To some extent, yeah. But who you feel like was doing it first? Who was the first person? I feel like we started that. I feel like because everybody uses their own voice to rap. Okay. So you're like, you're not faking it. Like that's your voice. I didn't say that. I said everybody uses their own voice to rap. So being that we came out and people be telling to be a sweeper, you got to have a deep voice.  So do you feel like it's just a Bronx thing or do you feel like it's a sweeper thing? That voice shit? Yeah, the deep voice. No, I feel like that's that's how I should like, I heard a person or two in a Bronx do that. I feel like that's how I should start a time. That's fair. All right, Nikki. What about Nikki? Who started that trend? Who made that a thing? That's me. That's us. Like that's how I should like stare Nikki. I mean, Nikki is us. Nikki is me. Nikki is Sweepers ENT.  All right, Trisha, who do you feel like you heard that from first? It could be a TikToker or a rapper. It doesn't matter. Where did Trish come from? Trisha is mad old. Mad old. I feel like I heard Trish when I was like 15.  Yeah, I don't know what she's come from. So is this from New York Lingo? Yeah, like Trish mad old. Okay. Getting 30. Who do you feel like started like getting 30 or fresh to get 30? When did you start seeing that? Yeah. The Bronx. The Bronx? For the Bronx alone?  Like in Brooklyn, people would dance in shit, but like, but the, but again, sturdy. I think I feel like start like in the Bronx. So do you think it's a difference between getting 30 and geeking or it's kind of the same thing? No, I feel like it's two different things. Okay.  Like really doing moves, but geeking and just bugging out in the video. Like just wild. Just bugging out. Okay. And Jersey drill. Who was some of the first people you heard on some of the Jersey drill shit? Um, I don't listen to Jersey people, bro. I don't know a lot of artists from Jersey. I know D Rose do Jersey drill. Yeah. That's really all I know. I know about being me, but I don't know if that's drill.  And that's the talk of the town. Make sure you like, comment, subscribe and make sure you check out our website at www.talkofthetownshow.com


A barbershop in Niswa is completely destroyed after an early morning fire at the location just off of highway 371. The Niswa Fire Department was dispatched Tuesday morning to the former Bolberg lumber property shortly after four. When crews arrived the building was completely engulfed in flames and the wood building was declared a loss. Niswa Fire Chief Sean Bailey says the cause is still undetermined and the estimated damage to the building is about $60,000. Crews were at the scene until 7.37 a.m. on Tuesday. The temperature at the time of the fire was 11 below zero and 25 firefighters responded, including from the Pequot Lakes and Mission Township Fire Departments. If you enjoyed this segment of Lakeland News, please consider making a tax-deductible contribution to Lakeland PBS.


real xenomorph. Meanwhile Javier devalued Peso by 54% and what remark from Bichute said about suppressed riots, it's concerning 100%. This is gang, real xenomorph is brought up something which is very important, very important, right? Very important. This connects up to what remark of the videos he was putting out because he's just, Javier is just a puppet, but it also connects up with what Cliff High has been saying and other people have been saying as well, right? Which is basically the reason why our world is the way it is, is because the powers that be the control of money supply have been able to buy people off, right? If they haven't been able to buy them off, they're blackmailer, hella, epstein, right? Especially the higher ups, right? But the majority of people, they don't really blackmail because they people are willing to sell their souls for money, right? So they've been buying people off left and right. A lot of people don't even know they've been bought off because all they are is government bureaucrats, they're pencil pushers. So they're pencil pushers sitting there allowing centralized power to destroy societies, right?  Tax pay or dime, right?  Now what just happened in Argentina, right? With the peso being devalued more than 50%, it means those bureaucrats that were sitting pretty, right? I work for the government. I've known, I know people in Canada that specifically want to work.  They're government lackeys, right? I know so many people like this that their dream is to get a government job so they get good money, good benefits, and they're set for life, right?  Because what just happened in Argentina, Javier, our pronounces name, he devalued the currency 50%. So the salary that these government employees were getting, right? Doesn't buy as much as it used to the day before. Specifically, it only buys a half, less than half of what it did the day before.   You've been pushing the globalist agenda on society for so long and you just got burned, right? So what Cliff High has been saying, which is we will see it, is bureaucracies around the globe are going to in the Western world, right? Or any global majority, they're going to start collapsing. Because people that work in government, right? When their money gets devalued in Canada, you're seeing it with inflation. We haven't had that devaluation happen yet. But some people that are working in government, they gave themselves a nice pay rise, pay raise, right? In Canada, the government, the bureaucrats, the bureaucrats in Canada is insane, right? So government employees, they gave themselves a pay raise, right? The health minister in BC makes $260,000 a year and she gave herself, the government gave herself $140,000 bonus last year, right? So the government employee, one of the top ones was making $400,000 a year, right? Meanwhile, firing nurses, firing doctors, firing healthcare professionals. But the majority of the people that have been keeping this draconian system going, they're about to get a major pay cut. In Argentina, it was more than 50%. That's coming for everybody else, right? So how is that going to play out in our societies? Are people still going to say, you know what, I'm still going to go to work for the government, the draconian centralized power, even though my salary is half, and I can't pay my mortgage, and I can't pay my rent, and I can't buy my food, or am I going to go home to the underground, or am I going to go find something better to do to make more money? Am I going to start buying things, fixing them, selling them? Am I going to have a second job? Am I going to put any effort into the government job that I have? When I go to work, am I really going to be doing the government pencil pushing eight hours a day, five days a week? Or am I going to just show up, punch in my clock, let them pay me, whatever they're going to pay me, and I'm going to do something else to raise some money, right? That's what's about to happen in Argentina and in many other parts of the world. Very important, very important. Ronnie salutations, hope you're doing well. Free Assange, free Assange, free Assange, Julian Assange is a publisher and journalist that has been crucified for trying to bring transparency and accountability of capital's power to humanity, gang, something that we desperately, desperately need in our societies. For more information, see wikileast.org, defend.wikileast.org, or countless resources available online, right?


What's up everybody, Jason here for jazzybskatesbrakes.com 2023 Tops Chrome Baseball Breakers Delight Edition just sold out. This is a four box break random teams number one. Again guys, all carts shipped. This is a breakers delight, breakers only skew of Tops Chrome. And again, potential case hits, two autographs per box, six refractors, tons of really nice stuff guys. Now again, I just wanted you guys to know, I don't think we're gonna be reposting this as another random team break that did take a little bit to fill. I might configure it into another type of maybe figure team or use these boxes for something else. So hopefully we get some nice stuff that they hear out of the first four, but remember there probably won't be another random team posted up at least for today. So again, here we go. Let's roll it. Six into two, eight times, eight times. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, and eight in the final time. Boom, Daniel, Donna Brian. All right, six, two, eight, eight. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight. Eight times, eight, eight. A's down to the Orioles. Eight, eight. All right, so, Daniel, you have A's. Brian with the Red Sox, Wade with the Mets, Jeff with the Astros, Joe, Sylvaggio with the Blue Jays, Robert with the Guardians, Steve, Barry with the Giants, Hill Chun with the Nationals, Stacy with the Royals, Richard with the Braves, Brian Anderson with the Reds, White Sox, sorry. Tyler with the Dodgers, Brian K with the Podgers, Cassandra with the Rangers, Joe S with the Phillies, Brian, or sorry, Ryan, G with the Cardinals, 20 with the Cubs, Brian Anderson with the Yankees, Paul with the Reds, Michael P with the Pirates, David with the Twins, John with the Brewers, Anthony with the Angels, David with the Rockies, Joe, Simon, Simone, sorry. With the Rays, Ed with the Mariners, Joe S with the Tigers, Matthew with the Diamondbacks, Josh S with the Marlins, and then Brian with the Baltimore Royals. So I'll give you guys a quick minute if you guys wanna make any trades, guys. No trades, I guess? Turn with the closing, guys. So we'll keep these four together, these four in the middle together, and these four over here at the bottom together. So we'll have three stacks, guys. One, two, three, so one, two for the left, four, five, or one, two for the left, three, four for the middle, five, six for the right side. See what little numbers generated here? And it's a five, so one, two, three, four, five, six. With Richardson, Walsh, Adamus, Devers, CJA Rooms. I've got Spencer Torgels into 150, Senga to 150 color match, and then we've got an orange. It's a youth quake, Oswaldo Cabrera to 25, with a autograph on Niskey, or was Niskey sorry for the Cubs? And how about that? Double the autographs with a Corbin Carroll youth quake. Covey's going to 20. Their attendee, Nelson, with Richardson, Ravi Ray, Elohimenez, Crawford. He got Longoria to 199. Ezekiel Gerand to 150. TWC means trade window closed. I closed it earlier before we started the break. A Riley Green. Ice one there for Detroit. Detroit's going to Joe S. And then we have A, Shailang Lears for the A is going to Daniel, Sacco, and Justin Steele. Another pitcher there for the Cubs, Jesus. Just make sure you're not lagging behind the HVAC. Could be lagging by the time you hear this, if you do. All right, two boxes down. Two more to go. All right, Salvador Perez, Simeon, Encarnacion, Nelson and Gorman. Ezekiel Tovar to 399. Youth quake Bobby Witt Jr. to 99, for the Kansas City Royals, Stacey. Nice to be Gel Various to 299. And then first autograph is Michael Massey to 299. With a Matt Walner and a Youth Quake Cal Mitchell. I'm going to set up a twins. I'm going to David. Keep dropping top rovers, huh? All right, last one here. Hayes, Waldenchuk, Ian Have, Clemens, Labrador, Lendez, and then we've got Jonathan Aranda for the Rays. We've got a gold Youth Quake. Nice Michael Harris there for the Rays, going to Richard. And then we have a Robbie Ray. First autograph is a Bryce Terrain. You have a Redemption and then a Youth Quake Benya. Let me grab a base really quick though, just yet. And Brewer is going to John. Last hit, usually the Redemptions have been veterans. Let's see. Top Scrum Legend. Autograph or Fractor. Should be to 499. Nice, Chipper Jones for the Braves, and that's another one there for you, Rich. So there you go, that should be to 499, Chipper Jones. Wonder what the legends didn't sign. Oh, it's to 50. Oh, even better. There you go. And there you go, folks. So that was it. I think the legends kind of saved it there. But obviously, like I said, we're not going to repost it, kind of take a little bit. I think we're going to try to reconfigure whether we do figure teams or use them for mixers, or like I said, just try to do something else with those boxes. So that's why I announced it before, because I don't want people to think, oh, it's a rig, like, he just announced it after, because they're going to open up the old boxes and just kind of rip it for themselves. But yeah, so, like I said, that's why I said it beforehand. I'm not sure what we're going to do, but like I said, I still feel like there could be some nice stuff, but I'm glad we got the legend autograph there. This is number one, guys. Four Box Breaker Breakers Delight in the books. Chatsby's Case Breaks.com.


Okay guys, welcome back. We're gonna be talking about how to fall asleep faster, even if you're not actually that tired. You know, how do you just fall asleep straight away? So basically I'm gonna be telling you about 30 to 50, depending on how well this goes, tips or ways that you can fall asleep faster, okay? So let's just get right into it. Put whatever you're doing away, you know, pay attention and leave a comment by the way letting me know if any of these worked for you or if you have any that, you know, haven't mentioned. So number one, make sure your room is comfortable. A really important way that you can, you know, fall asleep faster is just to make sure that you're sleeping on something comfortable. Get a memory foam mattress, a memory foam topper, make sure there's, you know, ample, the temperature's right in the room, make sure there's airflow and you're not, you know, sleeping on marbles or something. Just make sure you're comfortable. Number two, make sure that there's, you don't expose yourself to too much light during, you know, the lead-up to trying to fall asleep. In the last hour or two of the day, try not to have any light going into your eyes. Try not to watch screens, don't try not to watch films, try not to look at your phone because these things stop your body producing melatonin which is the sleep hormone, the hormone of darkness which is supposed to help you fall asleep.  Okay?  This is a big one. I have attributed my, you know, improved sleep recently, almost entirely to meditation. Just meditating even for 10 minutes before you go to bed changes the brainwave state you're in and makes it easier to fall asleep. It makes you more relaxed and it makes the whole process faster. Number four, get your room to a good temperature. You want your room to be comfortable. You don't want it to be too cold. You don't want it to be too hot. I would say if you had to choose one, try and make it slightly colder than you're used to. Not freezing, but just slightly colder because our bodies lower our temperature anyway when you fall into deep sleep. So you'll be helping the process by just making sure that you sleep in a slightly cool environment. Number five, this is a big one by the way, make yourself tired during the day. You want to be at a place where you're doing exercise every single day and even if it's just for 10 or 20 minutes but just try and do more with your day. Try and, if someone needs help lifting something, offer to lift it. Make yourself tired and really spend yourself and you'll find that going to sleep in the evening just becomes 10 times easier. Number six, don't overthink things. It's often easy to you know fall into the trap when you're trying to fall asleep of saying oh no it's you know it's 12 o'clock now I still haven't fallen asleep. Now it's half one in the morning I'm still not asleep I need to be up for work. This is a trap. Okay this this makes it difficult and it makes it harder to fall asleep because you're constantly feeling guilty or constantly making yourself feel bad right. Try not to do that try not to overthink things. Number seven, if you really can't fall asleep okay and if you're really finding it difficult just do something else for 10 minutes get out of bed and go and read a book or go for a walk or make yourself a tea or whatever it is just do something and then after 10 or 20 minutes go back and try again. By the way don't mistake this for looking at your phone because that won't help at all. Do something without involving an artificial light or screen. Number eight, don't look at the time. When you look at the time constantly you're gonna again be falling into this guilt cycle where you're constantly thinking it's 11 o'clock now I'm still not asleep it's 12 o'clock I'm still not asleep you don't need to know that and it's just gonna make you more stressed and make it you know even harder to fall asleep. Just put the phone away cover the alarm clock and don't look at the time. Number nine, wear socks to bed. This is a weird one and I know it might not sound like it works but it does. I don't know why I don't know how but wear socks to bed.  What this does is this triggers the mammalian dive reflex which helps your body to relax and shut down all your processes you know and just sort of get into a deep meditative relaxing state.  Number 11, make a dream pillow. Now this is something that can help you with lucid dreaming also but making a dream pillow involves just putting you know herbs and relaxing things into a small bag and then having that bag underneath your pillow as you go to sleep. It can include lavender, rosemary you know all these things that will help you feel relaxed. Number 12, binaural beats. Now they are sound waves which are played in stereo headphones which move you into a different brainwave state. They affect the way your brain actually works okay they're actually really cool. I'm not going to go into them here just look in the description and try them out. Okay number 13, take a warm bath before bed okay it's really simple really effective but if you just have a warm bath before you go to bed you'll feel 10,000 times more relaxed and you know it's the best thing. Conversely if you want to wake yourself up have a cold shower because that really wakes you up. 14, use the 478 method of breathing. I'm not going to explain what that is because I want you to Google it and learn it for yourself but just try this method of breathing and see if it works. Number 15, get your partner to give you a massage. I would focus on a upper body or neck shoulder massage because this will help you feel relaxed and easier feel easier to fall asleep. Number 16, this is to do with diet okay. Don't eat really heavy foods before bed meaning don't have like heavy proteins and fats and things that are hard to digest because that's going to make your digestive system keep you awake. You ideally want to have some sort of vegetables maybe some light carbs and a small amount of protein or fat. Maybe you have 10% of the diet or 10% of the meal as protein or fat and the rest is carbs or vegetables. 17, drink something warm before going to bed. It can be tea, it can be coffee well actually it can't be coffee because that has caffeine which keeps you awake. Tea, hot water, juice, milk, warm milk whatever it is. Something warm and soothing. 18, get a good mattress. This sort of goes back to one of the first ones I mentioned but just make sure your mattress is comfortable. Ideally memory foam with ideally a memory foam topper because this makes it a lot easier to fall asleep. It's really comfortable and it's well worth the 20 quid or 30 quid it costs. 19 and 20, be comfortable with what you're wearing and just get your posture right. Just make sure that you're sleeping on your side or your back.   Whatever that your routine consists of just make a routine and get into the habit of doing the same thing every night. 22, read something before you go to bed. This is actually a really good one because it not only helps you fall asleep faster right but it also helps you learn and you know develop whatever you're trying to develop if you're trying to learn a language build a business whatever. Study for an exam read something before bed and you'll really notice a difference in your you know intelligence. 23, write in a journal before you go to bed. This is a good one. This is something that not only helps you lose a dream but also helps you it also helps you you know work on things that you can improve on it can help you identify what you're doing wrong and what you're doing right in your day so that the next day you can do it all that much better and easier. 24, if possible try not to nap during the day.  I know a lot of you probably drink a lot of coffee and that's fine but if you can try and wean yourself off coffee because it's not good it reinforces a dopamine cycle in which you're never satisfied and you constantly need more and more caffeine in order to you know satisfy the same craving and urges and if you'll notice you don't really feel that refreshed and energetic you just think you do you feel obviously the initial burst from caffeine the initial burst of focus and you know increasing improved brain function but then you crash and you suddenly need another coffee or you feel jittery or you feel tired you know so just try and limit caffeine entirely. 26, try and wake up at the exact same time every day even on the weekends and this is difficult I know because on the weekends you want to you know you want to have fun and sleep in have a lay in have breakfast in bed you have brunch whatever but it's going to destroy your sleep habits in the long run if you keep doing that. Our bodies aren't designed to have spontaneous sleep times you know we're designed to go to sleep when the sun goes down and wake up when the sun comes up so if you can try and stick to that. 27, during the day get as much sunshine as you possibly can make sure that you're opening all the curtains you're rolling all the blinds up and that you're going outside during the day. Sunshine is important the vitamin D not only helps you you know in your skin it also helps you to feel more relaxed and it makes it easier to fall asleep later on as well. 28, if you do use screens especially laptops or you know whatever during the day download a program called Flux and that's spelled f l dot u x that's the website address. All that does is that strips out the blue light from the screen meaning that your body is going to respond better you're not going to be suppressing your melatonin production you're just going to be experiencing the normal you know waking day that you would as if you weren't watching screens. 29, have sex just before going to sleep this is a great way of releasing you know releasing energy feeling better becoming more connected with your partner for example it's also a way of making yourself instantly tired and pretty much as soon as you're done you'll want to fall asleep anyway you'll make it easier. 30, stop yourself or your partner snoring snoring is one of the biggest reasons and causes of you know insomnia and being unable to sleep properly so if you can try and either stop yourself or your partner snoring quickly you know you use snoring strips you can get sprays now you can get nasal sprays for example just try and stop the snoring happening because it keeps you awake. 31, prep your mind with relaxation before you go to sleep tell yourself that you're going to fall asleep easily and quickly and reinforce that by just meditating and relaxing maybe burn some incense or something and just you know relax your muscles as much as possible. 32 is number one which most of us don't do but we should do and that is to drink more water during the day when you drink water you not only hydrate your whole body but you also give your body everything it needs to work properly it's going to make it a lot easier to fall asleep in the evening and it's going to make you feel a lot better as well. Number 33 and I think we'll end on this one make sure you stretch out your muscles before you go to sleep I don't know how or why this works but I find that if I do a full body stretch before going to sleep I fall asleep faster so hopefully this has helped you guys you know if you have struggled falling asleep you'll know how annoying it is this is the only tips I can think to mention for the moment if you enjoyed this please subscribe and I see you next time done


with scientists here at MIT and Sandy Pentland's group, and I run civics.com consultancy. So here's some arson for the discussion, Mel. I think if you look at law, they're going to just challenge us here to address the observable fact that we are way behind. Law is an information-intensive profession. Why is law so very bad at embracing and using information as data and embracing the digital age? Law actually was the beginning of science. We've had speakers in the past at the Media Lab that have uncovered the history of how science, the scientific method, really took off and became part of society. We want facts in public debate. We want repeatable science. The scientific method, if you look back in England, took its cues very much from legal methods, from identifying evidence, from the procedures to establish truth. There's a direct lineage here. Law is founded, at least the rhetoric and the logical thinking from logic itself, these syllogisms. These, of course, underlie computation. Law, very much in the modern age, is code, as Sandy was alluding to when we set requirements for industry certification. Tax code, much of this, is ought to be computable. Other people are forced to refactor it into their software and their systems. Why doesn't the law express itself as code to start with? So some challenges are, I think, for the practice of law, attorneys and law providers need to be able to understand the underlying business and technical context of their clients cannot shy from this, be able to be conversant in the apps and the services and the technical context. We need to be able to adopt modern delivery methods, and basically so, in everywhere else in the economy, I joined their Slack channel on Telegram. We're collaborating on Google Docs or HackMD files. Why not the law? Why is it still locked in this almost medieval paradigm? It might as well be parchment, although it may be PDF, but it is not born digital. It's not data. We need to be able to explore the power of tinkering on projects. It's not something for the paralegal to do. Someone else should do our searches on West Law. Somebody else should put together document assembly, but when I used to practice law, I was fortunate to have a good boss, Ray Campbell, and we would spend a long time doing basically regex on mass general laws and on big procurements in order to sort and filter and search the underlying deal terms and make sure everything lined up. This is a tinkering project. Every good legal engagement could be like a hacking project to some extent. So some specifics, just to break it down, I'm going to assert that in the law, let's move from a paradigm of looking at legal documents as though they're uniform and start thinking about data. So I'm dealing in a project right now where all the contracts, like one of the 5,000 contracts are images of contracts. They're in a database. They're digital. They ain't data. We cannot interrogate the terms. We can't sort, filter, search. We can't connect it to updates from some things from the API. Go from paradigm of document to paradigm of data. We need to go from looking at legal rules. We need to look at legal rules as code and algorithms as software. Think about it that way. That is how it expresses itself in the modern world. And we need to look at practice as a kind of service, something that can express itself through an interface. So the big picture I'd say is, let's have a think at my breakout table on what are the problems and prospects for practicing attorneys to embrace some of these modern methods. What are the drivers and inhibitors for the legal market for broad-scale adoption of these modern methods? And then the specific call to action is, what will it take to express, when we're dealing with data coming from clients and from other sources and we're providing services back, what will it take to begin to express that as data at an interface? What will it take to express our artifacts, the legal memo, the opinion of counsel, the filing as a product that we deliver? So we can start to conceptualize it that way. And finally, what will it take to look at engagements as projects that can be managed? These are, I think, some of the core dimensions and facets of what it's going to take to transition successfully in the law and for attorneys into a digital age. So at the table, we'll look at some of this in particular. I'd love to brainstorm some basic vignettes of everyday law practice and everyday legal processes and how they've looked up to now, which is pretty medieval. And what it might look like, we took a page under the diary of a lawyer of the five years from that, Robert Meharry, who's just started Harvard Law School, let's leave him a better future. Let's build that together and come up with some vignettes of what that would look like as targets to him. So that is the spark. May there be fire. I'm sorry.


Hey, do you love chocolate? Well, today's recipe, we're making chocolate ice cream out of cottage cheese. Now, you may have seen this, it's been all over social media, and, or maybe you haven't. Now, I just decided to try it because I'm always looking for a nice, healthier version of some of our treats and desserts that we have. So, believe it or not, you can make ice cream out of cottage cheese. I've done it both ways. I've put it in the freezer, so it's like ice cream, and I've left it out in the refrigerator so that it's more like pudding, so you can eat it either way. And I kind of like the pudding even a little better. Now, in today's recipe, I'm going to be adding a nice drizzle of peanut butter, and I'm going to sprinkle in some chocolate chips. I'm Rockin' Robin, and I'm going to show you how to make it right after my chef joke. Which celebrity is always ready for ice cream? Reese Witherspoon. To make cottage cheese ice cream, of course, we need some cottage cheese. Now, I like to read labels and use the cottage cheese that has the least amount of ingredients. Now, check this out. Skim milk, cream, and salt, that's it. Now, the best way to make this is with a high-speed blender. So, we're going to place our cottage cheese right in there. To enhance the sweetness, I'm going to add a little vanilla extract. And remember, you can get the written recipe below the video in the description area. At this point, I'd like to start blending this up so that the cottage cheese gets really smooth and creamy. Look at how light and fluffy this is. I mean, it is creamy, silky smooth. Now, we have to sweeten this up, and I'm using maple syrup here, and we have to add enough to give it a nice sweetness. I started off here with three tablespoons, and you can always add more if you want to. I like to blend this up now just because I want to see how sweet it is, and then I may add another tablespoon or so. Now is a good time to give this a taste and see how the sweetness is. Okay, I need more sweetness, so another tablespoon goes in. Now for our chocolate flavor, I'm using my favorite brand, Guitard, and I'm using their Coco Rouge Cocoa Powder. I'm going to drop that in and let it blend up. Cocoa powder is high in polyphenols and in particular one called Theobromine, which helps to reduce inflammation and maybe protects you from diseases such as heart disease, cancer, and diabetes. I like to bump up my protein content in some of my desserts, so I'm using a whey protein isolate here that's unflavored, and this one here blends in real nicely. Now it's time to add my favorite milk chocolate chips by Guitard. Now, since these are on the large size, it's best to chop these up. We'll end up looking something like this. Now, since I'm making ice cream out of this and pudding, I'm going to put the ice cream portion in back into my cottage cheese container. It works well. So I'm going to put most of it in there so I have something to scoop out and then I'm going to put the rest of it in one of these little side dishes here for the pudding. Now, who doesn't love a little peanut butter in your chocolate? Well, we're using Laura Scotters here. Now, you really want to use a nice creamy, smooth peanut butter and even heat it up a little bit if you have to just so that it'll spread around easily for you. And we'll do the same here with the pudding. Just drizzle it on over the top. Then we'll give a good sprinkle of those chocolate chips. I cut out a circle of parchment paper just to protect the ice cream and I just lay that right on top, push it down on top of the ice cream and then put the lid on it.  And so they say, well, you can just freeze it for like two hours and then make sure you serve it up. All right, well, that's not always convenient. But anyway, so what I'm gonna try is a little experiment. I'm gonna take mine and I'm gonna place my ice cream into, back into the cottage cheese container and then I'm gonna put it in the freezer in an insulated bag like I have right here. And I got this from ordering food online and they put it in an insulated bags and so I'm gonna try that and see if it doesn't help keep it softer. So we're gonna find out tomorrow after we let this sit overnight in the freezer. Now for the pudding, I'm just gonna cover it with some saran wrap and place it in the refrigerator and we'll try that tomorrow as well. It's time for chef joke number two. All right, Bert and Ernie are hanging out one day and Bert says to Ernie, hey, Ernie, would you like to get some ice cream? And Ernie says, sure, Bert. All right, it's been 24 hours and we're ready to test our ice cream. So I take it out of the freezer, I've got it in my wrap here and we're gonna see if it's scoopable or not. Now it sounds a little icy. I can scoop it so it did help. It looks like ice cream and I think I really like the idea of wrapping it in that insulated wrap. Now not everybody's gonna have that, of course. Now I'm gonna give it a taste. I can taste, it's very chocolatey. It's got that peanut butter.  It adds a little more sweetness to it. This is really good. I think you're gonna like it. I'm gonna have another bite. Mm-hmm, it's only slightly icy. It's really good. I'm impressed. I like the idea of this for sure. You can get your hands on some of that. It's a way to do it. Otherwise this turns out, like I said, rock solid. You can leave it sit out for 10 minutes or 15. Soften it up and then you can serve it up. But this is definitely worth trying. Now as far as the pudding goes, I think the consistency is perfect for pudding. It's cold. In fact, I think between the two, I like it better as a pudding. It's creamy, it's rich, it's chocolatey. And I like adding a little bit of peanut butter in there. It stays soft. And the chocolate chips, of course, that sprinkle of shaved chocolate really is what you want. Mm, that is really good. So if you make this, you can try it both ways. But I vote for the pudding. So the question is, which one will you like better? Let me know down in the comments. And if you'd like to try another chocolate dessert, here are my high-protein chocolate chip cookies. Click the link on the screen and it'll take you right to the recipe. I hope you enjoyed today's video. If you did, let me know by smashing the old like button and leave me a comment. I'd love to hear from you. All right, we'll see you back here next week for another delicious and healthy recipe.