Every poor person messes this up. Part two. Hey, are you wondering why you don't have enough money? Are you wondering why you're not rich yet? It could be because of one of the reasons I list in this video. I'm gonna give you 15 things that could be messing you up or could be helping you if you would stop doing them or start doing them. Now, this is part two of a two-part series. If you haven't watched part one, I'll put a link below, click the link below and you can go back and watch part one. They're all super important. You don't wanna miss a single one of them. Now, I've been selling online since 2009 and I've sold millions of dollars of both digital and physical products. And I started this channel because not for me, but for you, this channel is for you. This channel will teach you how to make money online. So if you have any ideas, questions, comments, put them below, let me know what you think, let me know what you need and I'll be happy to help you out. Also, if you haven't subscribed to my channel yet, do so, there's a big subscribe button down there. Hit that and turn on bell notifications. Turn on all bell notifications. Okay, the reason you wanna do this is if I do a new video, I can notify you. You'll be part of my family, the Fisher family, the VIP group who gets notified every single time I do a new video and every single time I go live. So you don't wanna forget to do that. And I also have a course below. It's a $97 course for a limited time. You can get it absolutely free. Click the link below, grab that course and start learning no credit card required. So what is it? What are these things that we're messing up? What are these things that we should be doing? Let's get right on it. Number 15 is first up and that's spending time. Ah, how do I say this? With the wrong people. Don't spend your time with the wrong people. You need to kind of take an assessment. You need to look at the people you hang out with and you need to say, hey, are they at a point in life that I wanna be? And that's spiritually, that is morally, that is financially, that is work ethic. All of these things, okay? Are they what I want to be? Because they say you're gonna be the average of the five people that you hang out with the most.  This could actually be family members too, okay? And I'm not saying you need to change your family members but maybe you don't wanna spend as much time with those negative ones as you have been. Number 14, they don't visit their doctor as often as they should. That's right, poor people don't. They don't go to their doctor for a number of reasons. Maybe they don't have the money, I understand that.  You've got to physically be checked out. You've got to have your teeth clean, right? You gotta make sure that you're healthy, your blood pressure, your heart rate, all these things are in line. If not, you gotta get them fixed because if you don't get those things fixed, they make you sick.  Number 13, poor people rarely follow through. They get great ideas. They say things they wanna do. They wanna start exercising. They wanna eat right. They wanna write a book. They wanna start a webpage. They wanna sell products online. But they never really get started. That is one factor that rich people do. They actually get an idea and they act on it. And they act on it quickly, okay? That's another important thing. You've gotta act quick.  So you need to do it quickly. If you think it's a good idea now, jump on it. You'll find out soon enough if it's not. Don't just keep thinking about it. Try it. Number 12, they don't talk to their kids about money. Yeah, that's what poor people do. They don't talk to their kids about money. They don't talk to them about the importance of money. They don't show them examples of how to spend money, what to do with money. They don't tell them they need to save some money. You know, they may just give them $5. Here's $5 to go spend. Never, ever give your kid $5 to tell them it's to go spend. You don't wanna do that. Say, here's $5, you can spend $2 of it, save $3 of it, because you may need it in the future. They don't have that conversation. Now, rich families actually go more in depth than maybe they talk about stocks and bonds and real estate and making your dollars work for you. That's super important. And if you're not doing that with your kids, you should too. Number 11, they don't fully understand the difference between assets and liabilities. Now, an asset is certainly something that has value. So cash is an asset. Maybe your home's an asset. Maybe your car's an asset. But they all have differences, okay? Your home is gonna increase in value. Your car is gonna decrease in value, okay? So the car is more of a liability than a house is. Also liabilities are those credit cards. So you may say, well, I've got $10,000 in the bank. I'm doing really well. But if you've got $50,000 in debt that you got a service, then you're not doing well, okay? You gotta understand the difference in assets and liabilities. Number 10, poor people are more religious. Now, I'm not saying this is a bad thing. I have my own beliefs. But if you become overly religious and you start to say, well, it's all out of my hands. There's nothing I can do about it.  I'll leave this up to Allah. I'll leave this up to somebody else. I don't think God or Allah or any of those people, you know, want you to do that. I think they wanna give you support and maybe you don't be there for you, but they know that you need to actually put in the effort. You need to actually put in the work. Things don't just happen, they happen just. Number nine, poor people spend money before they get it. Yeah, I've seen it happen, I've seen it happen. Poor person says, hey, I'm getting a new job and I'm gonna make another $500 a month. I can afford to go out and buy a car now.  The point is, don't spend the money until you have it. Don't spend the money until you pay your bills first, you need to pay your bills first. And one of your bills is yourself. You need to invest in yourself. So you need to put some of that money aside for you. Poor people tend to spend the money before they even get it. Number eight, they believe everybody should help them. So that's a really common belief in a poor society is that the government needs to help me. This politician needs to help me. I need a government plan for this. I need a government plan for this. My boss needs to do this for me. My company should pay me more. They keep thinking that everybody else should help them. And bottom line is they probably won't. And should they? Probably not, okay? You need to learn to help yourself. That's the most important thing you can do on a daily basis is the effort you put forth. I was having a conversation the other day with my wife and we were talking about what we're getting accomplished. And she says, I feel like I do more than what a lot of people do every single day. And I said, yeah, but that's a good thing because you're becoming a better person. We're becoming better people. We're doing more. We're achieving more. We're accomplishing more. And don't you feel good when you do? And we both agreed, yeah, you do. At the time, it's difficult, right? And that's why most people don't do it. At the time, it's difficult to work on something as opposed to watching a TV show. At the time, it's difficult to exercise when you could be relaxing on your couch. At the time, it's difficult. But in the long term, you'll reap the benefits. Number seven, not reading or reading the wrong kinds of books. You know, what you put into your mind and what you think about on a daily basis is generally what you become. It's been proven that poor people read more fiction and fantasy books than do rich people. Rich people tend to read books that's gonna help them improve their lives, improve their finances, teach them new skills, whereas poor people read books for entertainment. Maybe they read romance novels or mysteries or that type of thing. And just that difference in your reading can make a huge difference in your life. Number six, poor people always cut back. They always cut back. They always have the mindset that there's shortages of money. There's shortages of stuff. And the truth is there's the same amount of money out there for everybody, okay? There's a set amount of money out there. Yeah, and that's limited, but it's the same amount for everybody. So if you look at it on a playing field like that, it's entirely different. Rich people work hard because they want to finer things in life.  It's a whole different mindset. Number five, poor people don't invest in themselves. Now, investing in yourself are many different things. You know, getting your hair fixed and your nails done and having a nice suit of clothes on. Yeah, you're going to look better and maybe you can get a better job. You'll get more respect, but there's more to it than that. Investing in yourself means becoming a better person. And the way you're going to do that is you're going to gain more knowledge. You're going to read more, you're going to learn more. Maybe you're going to pick up a second language. Maybe you're going to learn some computer skills. The more you invest in yourself and knowing more, the more your value increases, the more money you make. Number four, poor people, if they do go to college, usually pick a frivolous major. They pick something that is not going to really serve them in life. You know, I tell people if they're going to go to college and certainly you don't have to go to college. There's been a lot of college dropouts, you know, from Steve Jobs to Elon Musk to many people who've done very, very well in life. But the point is if you're going to go to college, you got to look and say, this major I'm going to take. Okay, maybe you picked philosophy. Go open, you know, some job board and see if you can find jobs for philosophers, okay? And what does a philosopher make? You're going to find they don't make much money and I'm not picking on people who have a philosophy major, but I'm just saying you're not setting yourself up for success.   Well, digital marketing is important. And you don't even have to go to college for that. As a matter of fact, I have a course below. You can click on it, it's a $97 course. You can get it for free, great investment in yourself. But the point is, if you're going to go to college, don't pick a frivolous major. Don't just say, well, I'm just going to get a college degree because I know if I have a college degree, I can get a better job when I can get out. You may not get a job at all nowadays, okay? So that college degree may not mean anything to you.  If you pick something having to do with finance, there's probably going to be a job for you. If you pick something to do with internet marketing, not just marketing because billboards and TV ads don't work so well. If you pick something like that, there's probably going to be a job for you. So pick a major that's going to actually make a major difference in your life. Number three, they stay at the wrong job. And I see this time and time again where somebody gets a job and they're like, oh my gosh, you're lucky. You're making $12 an hour. You're making $15 an hour. There's just no jobs out there right now. And they hear this narrative all the time that there's this shortage out there of jobs. And they're so afraid to leave their job that they stay in a job that is way below them. You know, I noticed this. I've been going to the same grocery store for seven years now. And I remember a young girl who got a job there and she was bagging groceries. And you could tell she was right out of high school. And then a couple of years later, she was being a cashier and bringing in the cards. And I see her doing that, working hard, bilingual person. And then the other day I went in there after, I guess she's probably been there five, six years and she's got a manager shirt on now. So she's a manager at that grocery store. Not that there's anything wrong with working at a grocery store, but I would bet you she has more potential than that. And it could end up that she's like one of the other cashiers I know there that has been a cashier for 36 years at the grocery store. Not that there's anything wrong with cashiers. We need cashiers. However, are you living up to your potential? Are you staying in a job that really is beneath you? Could you really do more? Could you achieve more at a different job? Don't let that scarcity, don't let that fear that you won't be able to do better keep you in a lower end job. Number two, they think rich people are evil. They go, oh my gosh, rich people. They have to be evil. They have to be mean people. They have to be cutthroat. They have to be dishonest to have money when nothing could be further from the truth. As a matter of fact, most of the wealthy people I know give a lot to charity. They give back a lot. They give back a lot of their time. They're very kind giving people. And it's that giving attitude. It's that willingness to help others that actually attracts other people and helps them make money. Money is not evil. Everybody has to have money. I would say money is a deficiency need. Money is something that you don't think about that much if you have it and it's all you think about if you don't have it. When am I gonna be able to pay the rent? How am I gonna pay my car payment? How am I gonna be able to buy groceries? That's all you think about. You see, rich people don't really think about money. They think about what contribution they can do. They think about what problems they can solve. They think about what skills they can improve on. That's what you need to do. And the last one, number one, they think about themselves. Poor people think about themselves. They think about what they need. They think about their home, their car, their kids, their clothing, all these things. Whereas rich people think about other people. They think about what could I do to improve this widget? What could I do to improve this program here? What could I do to improve the environment? What could I do to improve cars? You look at Elon Musk right now. An amazing person, I'm very thankful because I bought a little bit of his stock. Not a lot, but a little bit. And what has he done? He's changed the entire automotive industry and he's changing the rocket industry and he's building boring tunnels and he's working on AI. All of his stuff is not to earn money because he already has money. It's not about him. It's about the world. How much do you think about the world versus how much do you think about yourself? I hope you enjoyed this video. I've covered a lot of subjects here and I would love it if you put a comment below on the one that you think really made a difference to you or one that you've already been involved in. We would love to hear that. If you've got a question about this or anything having to do with making money online, please put that in the comments below. I would really appreciate it. Don't forget to subscribe. There's a big subscribe button down there and get your bell notifications. 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This is covering the spread here are your hosts Jim Saunas and Dr. Ed Fang What is going on everybody? Welcome on into covering the spread You're on the fan dual podcast network as it is week one of college football We're gonna get you set look at the board and let you know what stands out to us from a betting perspective as Edward Egros swings on in to talk about week one. My name is Jim Saunas I am a senior writer and analyst here at numberfire.com joined here as always by Ed Fang of the power rank You can find him at the power rank on Twitter Ed We have week zero of college football in the books But the big news right now is Andrew Luck retiring from the NFL before the start of the 2019 season. So What are your thoughts on this? I think I think Shocking is an okay word to use here. Yeah, I mean shocking is the like the most the least word you can use here Right in some sense, you know, I mean I'm the whole world was watching Miami in Florida on Saturday night and then this news came and all of a sudden it was impossible to focus on One of the worst college football games I've ever seen but yet also one of the most exciting games Yeah all at the same time and you know kind of from a personal level, you know You feel for the guy he's been struggling both mentally and physically You know, he's he's he's a guy from Stanford and yep You know feel for him that way on the other hand I was kind of pissed at him too because I devoted an entire Episode of my preview series to Indianapolis that I had yet to put on my preview series So it was gonna come out This week and now I can't use that episode anymore. So right I'm gonna find a way to fix it It there will be there will actually be an Indianapolis episode later this week and we'll talk about what the market say to evaluate Not having Andrew luck there But yeah, it's just just an earthquake of an event Saturday night Yeah, it was huge and the total for the Colts move from nine and a half to six and a half It's back up to seven now at Fandle sports book but I think the Colts are a team that we had talked a lot about from a betting perspective because they had the quarterback and Now they don't have that and I think with Jacobi Berset. It's important that we do not View him based on what he was in 2017 because 2017 Jacobi Berset is not 2019 Jacobi Berset because of what's around him did not have Quinton Nelson They had a lot of injuries on their offensive line. They are a different team now than they were and it's important not to Necessarily bury them because Berset struggle in 2017. I think the thing that concerns me a bit more is that Berset's Not a lot of draft capital tied to him when the Patriots took him didn't have the best stats Coming out of college either so from like a prospect perspective there wasn't a lot there So if you're looking up for something on which to judge Berset, it would be that 2017 season that 2017 season Didn't look very good. I I have faith in the play callers there in Indy I think that Frank Reich is a tremendous mind and I respect him a lot And I want to make sure I'm not penalizing Berset for what happened in 2017 But it's kind of hard to I Guess say how big of a loss this is for Indy No, of course, I mean you're not gonna play replace Andrew Luck I mean Berset does have a better offensive line and the play calling as well You know Frank Reich was a was a guy who called a lot of pasts on first down in the first half Which is kind of your indicator that you know, he's following actually, I don't even want to say analytics He's following common sense that you know right throw against the stack box, right? My real concern with India has always been the defensive side of the ball Yeah, and that becomes a bigger concern when you don't have a top seven Maybe that's even be conservative on Andrew Luck, you know a top seven quarterback So and I think I talked about this in covering the one episode of covering the future I'd liked Indy. I mean, I was definitely leading Indy under nine and a half Yeah, because of that defense I just didn't see them as Super Bowl contender because of that and now now we're just You know kind of waiting for the markets to level themselves out, right? Yeah, you know I checked this morning bookmaker had India at seven and a half wins, which I Think it's high. Yeah, I think it's it's seven now again at Fandle Sports But I think that's appropriate. I don't know where I would go on that number and I probably just would not bet it Honestly, it was six and a half and I thought that number initially was yeah Was low and I'm not low I was saying if I were to bet that one I would bet the over but it would now that if it's seven I don't I don't think I really want to take advantage So it'll be interesting to see how that plays out, especially as it pertains to like in you know, like single game Stuff because yeah, we're gonna have to react and adjust our evaluation Joe Kobe were said in a hurry. We're at to deal with a lot of small samples and As analytics guy Adam sure you love small samples the best, right? Well, they go to the Los Angeles Chargers week one I mean that's right by any means an easy game. No, it's not at all And I'll talk more about NFL in covering the future Let's get some college football talk because it is week one now And we're gonna bring on Edward e-grass here in a second You can follow at Edward on Twitter at Ed with sports He hosts or will host a Dallas Cowboys podcast on vocal already has a Texas Rangers podcast there He is on Fox Sports Southwest. He is on more ways to win. He is an adjunct professor at SMU We'll talk with Edward about that because class is firing up now We're gonna preview BYU versus Utah Auburn versus Oregon Houston versus Oklahoma and also go through his favorite bets for week number one That's coming up with Edward and just one second But we did get a couple of interesting games on Saturday night starting off with Miami versus Florida You were talking about, you know watching that game with the Andrew Luck news I was watching you at the fan dual world fantasy baseball championship and it was 125 people in a room who had $500,000 potentially that they could have won but everyone was fixated on Miami versus Florida and like I couldn't even do like the Award ceremony because like I knew no one had listened to me So I like sit off to the side wait for the game to end because it was like you said it was a bad game But it was also a good game. It was weird Yeah, I mean it was incredibly sloppy in terms of tackling in terms of turnovers penalties penalties. I mean like Stuff that happened towards the end Yeah, I mean my biggest takeaway honestly I mean Miami's got a great defense and you just had question marks about the quarterback position I thought Jared Williams was incredibly accurate. Yeah on almost all of his balls even the incompletions were kind of on the money You know late late Attempt for touchdown that that they could have gone up and his receiver couldn't pull it in But I mean that was the only place that he could have put that ball to give his receiver a chance So yeah, definitely hi on Miami this year, you know, obviously small sample size one game I'm not ready to go out and bet Miami side right next week just yet But definitely a program to look for and like I'm actually high on this Florida program I think Dan Mullen was a miracle worker last year Didn't really show kind of top 10 form this past weekend, but a lot of that was sloppy So yeah, I would suspect that they'll get it together and Florida certainly has the talent to to do a lot of things And it was interesting because Miami benefited from some fumble lock in that game But I still thought that like they impressed me even when you account for that Like even when you account for the luck factors involved, I still thought that they played a good game So I agree. I thought it was encouraging for them going forward and I'm interested to see what they can do We had talked about Cole McDonald on Thursday's podcast dude got benched, which was fun But you know, I it was a fun way to like cleanse the football palette You know, you have a defensive slash penalty heavy game and then go just inject Hawaii football directly in your veins And like it was it was a really fun day And I hope that it's a preview of what we get in the actual week one coming up here in not too long We're gonna break that down with Edward e-gross in just one second But first if you want to get in on the action check out the Fandall sportsbook and place your first bed today If you lose Fandall give you a refund of up to $500 in site credit visit sportsbook.fandall.com more details terms and conditions apply Must be 21 plus and physically present in New Jersey or Pennsylvania gambling problem call 1-800 Gambler we're gonna bring Edward e-gross in right now to talk a little college football for week one and get you set for the fun Action one game Thursday one Saturday and one Sunday. We're breaking down follow Edward e-gross on Twitter at Ed with Sports Covering the present Let's welcome Edward e-gross into covering the spread and Edward We have you on video for today and looking pretty snazzy. What's the occasion for the full suit here? Well, it's first day of classes in SMU and I am attempting to impress And so I've got my sort of Brian Williams striped tie and a nice suit from a an expensive clothier And so we'll see how this turns out and you said you're teaching two classes a semester, correct? That's right. I'm teaching advanced public relations in sport and I'm teaching the sports and media analytics to sort of the afternoon group and That is the first time that class is being launched at SMU. So I'm really excited about that and PR I'm excited about as well. I mean there are a lot of things that I think can be some practical information and Ways to sort of improve writing techniques keeping audiences in mind things like that And so both classes. I'm super excited about but even like PR like there there can be analytics and like data-driven stuff involved with PR and I think that that makes Someone in PR better at their job if they know how to use analytics. So clearly there is some overlap there for you Absolutely, and especially when it comes to social media analytics You want to have a good idea of not just what you need to say But when you need to say it and so different social media Have different times where you can get your peak engagement levels And so if you're posting something on Facebook You want it to look a certain way feel a certain way and find the right time to post something positive or negative I know for years. We've talked about the Friday news dump where if you have something negative you posted at 459 On a Friday afternoon. So you get the fewest number of eyeballs Same idea here, but perhaps on the other end of the spectrum where you want to tweet something positive at just the right time To get maximum engagement. So these are some of the ideas that we're gonna go over. Exactly. So a lot of application there It's very interesting. Yeah, so we're glad to have you here despite the class is starting So thank you for taking time at your busy schedule to talk week one of college football Which is actually here already. How insane is that? Oh, it's wonderful time One of the best times of the year right here Absolutely, so let's start things off here broad Edward and talk about General betting strategies for you when it comes to college football because I think that there are a lot of different ways to play it Some people have different conferences. They feel more comfortable with like I watch a lot of big 10 football So I'm gonna feel more comfortable analyzing big 10 football. What about for you personally, you know, your personal process Or is there a conference you feel you know more about any do you feel more comfortable betting on those teams? Or do you feel like your eyes may lead you astray sometimes, which is also possible Absolutely. Well, I think and this is perhaps more egregiously done in college basketball But I think the smaller conferences in college football are likelier to have more inefficient lines And so one of the things that I try and do is look at those non-power five conferences and see If there's a team that is getting largely underrated, perhaps they're in a small market or perhaps they have You know a sturdier team built. It's just you don't know about it Maybe an up-and-coming coach, uh, who you know, they're either too young to get noticed Or maybe they fell on some bad times at a larger program. They still do know how to coach I'm always looking for those advantages in the smaller places The american may sort of be in that middle ground between power five and smaller conferences But because smu is in it and ucf is in it. I do tend to look at the american A little bit more closely than I do other conferences and Certainly knowledge helps. So just having a knowledge base of what's going on with each program That's absolutely huge. I also keep up with the big 12 a lot just because I'm in texas and I feel like They're just certain tiny advantages that I pick up on here and there that even people within the region don't quite know So that's that's tended to be my approach Excellent. Well everd, um, what what other edges would you look forward to spot inefficient lines? I mean, perhaps like weather or offensive line health Uh, maybe some things that specific to the big 12 that you just talked about Well, if there's any little bit of information that I can glean certainly that helps the cause so the Model that my buddy charles and I built over the last few years to predict college football games We look at a lot of in season data and all of that is readily available to anybody So there's not necessarily anything That's different as far as that approach is concerned But I am a firm believer in recruiting rankings Because these are college kids and college kids can be developed And so what I look for is the raw talent that is coming into a program I like 247 composite scores We charles and I concluded that the second year Of a recruiting class and the third year of a recruiting class sophomores and juniors largely or redshirt freshman redshirt sophomores They tend to be the most significant classes Which is one of the reasons why I had Miami covering saturday night the talent by recruiting classes the significant ones Were just a lot better than florida's and I think it was sloppy play and inexperience of the key positions That killed the you in terms of winning the overall football game But I think because of those classes. I think miami is going to have a great year And so recruiting classes the the raw talent coming in. I think it's huge. Oh, that's yeah That's really interesting. Um, yeah, I think miami is going to have a great year too I I love the accuracy that we saw from jaren williams the quarterback And we know they can play some some defense ever I didn't want to ask you you mentioned you got a college football model Can you just kind of give us the basics of what goes in it besides the recruiting rankings and just kind of how you go about that Absolutely. So, uh, it's mostly an in season, uh model And so the first week is a little bit tricky just because you're dealing with last year's stuff largely and so A lot of things change from year to year and I think a lot of teams Can come out a lot rustier and so week one is always the worst for me But it does get better as as the season goes along and a lot of it is basic stuff You're running efficiency. You're passing efficiency your defensive efficiency schedule certainly matters a good bit Who are you playing? How good are the teams you're playing? You sort of put that all into one big crock pot and see what boils Interesting and it's good to account for all those things because obviously like we have a broad perception of how good teams are but You know fully accounting for that from a an actual like model perspective is definitely going to help you out for sure So let's dive in here to week number one specifically and we're going to take one game from each of the big days Four week one starting off on thursday night with the holy war and the 100th total meeting between utah And by you as of right now utah favorite by five and a half at vandal sports book that has shifted It was uh five when we took these lines on friday So a little bit of stuff shifting towards utah tyler huntley and zack moss Bowled back to this utah team and last year When these two teams played and by you had 20 point lead at one point Those guys weren't there and I think that having the back is is a big thing here So how much does getting those two back edward? What does that mean for this utah offense? Well, I think there's sort of a misnomer when it comes to college football that your second string is Significantly worse than your first string. I mean you can still have a minus b plus talent coming on in relief effort And to me, I think that's what happened with utah You think about it. They were still scoring 35 to 40 points for most of the back half of the season And I don't know if you can expect 45 to 50 just because huntley and moss are back It might be a little bit more reliable and i'm not saying they're worse or even they are very much better players But I don't necessarily know how much more you can expect out of them. I think something similar Maybe something more consistent is acceptable. Um, but I I still think utah is going to be consistently solid regardless of who's there Interesting and uh, we've had some changes with byu as well last year because zack wilson You know a young guy comes in the starting lineup midway through last year And it did seem to bring them to life his numbers last year pretty good Let's say that wilson carries that into 2019 and that's an assumption and assumptions can do some bad things to us But but what's the upside here if that does wind up happening for this byu team? boy, it's interesting because uh And I believe I read it where byu is the only team with four straight power five opponents to start the season I mean just about everybody has a cupcake to start the year byu doesn't have any This is the price to pay to be independent that you kind of schedule these teams and sort of figure it out Um, I know defense is a lot less stable. Uh than offense from year to year I don't see uh why you can expect a d with that incredible secondary to be reliable. Um, so You know, it's interesting. I mean, I think the overall talent with byu, you know, maybe Significantly worse. And so I I'm not sure what, you know, you can expect as far as you know What the byu will come out of the gate? Interesting. Yeah, that's interesting Edward, let's move on to uh, saturday organ and auburn. Uh, auburn is a three and a half point favorite The total is about 55 right now. Uh, two very interesting teams. Uh, auburn has a great defense, but uh, they're starting a freshman at quarterback Oregon comes in with a huge high hopes this year ranked 11th in the preseason ap poll Uh, what are you thinking about in this game? I'm still taking a flyer here. Bo nicks, number one rated dual quarterback in the country 2019 He's being wheeled out holding news conferences Just like he's a veteran quarterback a lot of college programs don't do that to their true freshmen And so I feel like already they've got a lot of faith in him They love them certainly within the program those i've spoken with Uh, guzmals on loves to run the football make it enough tempo game nicks can certainly accomplish that joey gatewood was the wrong runner up And I know this would be in poor form. But the reason why I think you can still Uh pay attention to this game from a gambling perspective is It's not like you have to play a quarterback the whole game A coach is allowed to switch a quarterback if things go south very quickly Again, I know it's poor form to do that But you are allowed to if you're a head coach Yeah, there may be some issues with that down the road But if if auburn does want to make the college football playoff and you know Their ranking certainly suggests that they're off to a good start as far as that's concerned Then yeah, you got to worry about things later in the year But if you need to switch to quarterbacks switch the quarterback and go back to bo nicks later True freshmen, you know, you should be able to make this a teaching moment Absolutely And I think this game is an interesting one from a betting perspective too Because you look at vandal sportsbook right now and 53 percent of the bets and 60 percent of the money are on auburn And that's not a big spread like that's that's pretty tight You know, we got money coming in on both sides bets coming in on both sides The total is dipped to 55 and a half auburn at three and a half point favor right now edward You know, what do you see in this game? Are you thinking about backing auburn with bo nicks? You know knowing that they do have that floor in case things do go totally awry if nicks is terrible So here's the way that I see it and this is a small sample size alert here I'm certainly not capable of running with this idea but When I looked at the big neutral site games for auburn under gust malzahn They have been low scoring and I don't know if it takes time to install a rather complex up tempo offense But it's one of the reasons why I am far more comfortable taking the under Than doing anything else in this game. And yeah, I know oregan's got a great offense. No doubt about it, but These games tend to be low scoring and oftentimes pack 12 offenses are not used to facing sec defenses Especially if they need some time to get to gel Especially if they've got, you know Essentially a road trip for oregan I can recall back in 2015. I believe for the national championship in arlington between oregon and ohio state And I would say it was probably 70 percent ohio state and 30 percent oregon So, you know, this may be a slight home field advantage for auburn In a low scoring game, uh, I would edge the tigers, but I think the under is uh, far more comfortable for me Interesting. Yeah, that's yeah. No, that's super interesting I mean, I have full belief in auburn's defense and what kevin seals don't on that side of the ball over the last couple years And oregan's defense should be good. I mean, they did lose coordinator jim levit But a lot of talent coming back. Uh big time freshman and tibido coming in, uh, potentially rush the pastor. So I think that's I think that's interesting as well. Um, yeah, let's move on to sunday. Uh We got hueson versus oklahoma oklahoma is a 24 and a half point favorite and, uh, the insane almost auto bet under total of 82 and a half We got a lot of explosive offenses here link and riley danahorgeson taken over at hueson Is this total too high, edward? Boy, it's it's interesting because I I Still think this oklahoma offense can go under jalen herds Maybe he's not baker mayfield or kyla murray, but I still think Despite who they lost in the offensive line that this oklahoma offense can still Score, you know a good bit of points. I think they're just that well coach Uh, houston's problem last year was the defense suffered a quintillion injuries by my math Derek king also went down their their hot shot quarterback But the start they had with the full complement of players was absolutely ridiculous They were reliably scoring more than 40 points a game averaging closer to 50 points a game Now you add danaholgerson who is a bit of a quarterback whisper A healthy king should hang 40 maybe 45 on oklahoma worst case scenario Which means oklahoma can probably score 43 And all of a sudden you're at the over right there and I know that is an astronomical over under but The over's still tempting to me I don't blame you and actually the over has gone up. It was 82 and a half It actually opened to 80 And it's already up to 83 now So things have been moving pretty steadily in the upward direction I don't think that's honestly that egregious because like it's two really good teams and Something that makes me nervous embedding high totals when there is a large spread Is that if a team falls behind they are forced into more mistakes, you know negative game script can be a detriment But dirot king has shown in the past. He is a very efficient quarterback So with this line now oklahoma minus 23 Do you see dirot king being efficient enough to keep pace with that jaylin hurts and rink link and riley offense? No doubt in my mind. Derek king can keep up with this oklahoma offense. Like I mentioned before You know, he did some wonderful things last year and now the coaching by all accounts will get better He has another year under his belt All the signs are pointing upward in terms of being able to to score consistently 40 to 45 And if it goes even higher than that, well, I mean we're in this era of football now where teams do score 50 on a regular basis And oklahoma does that in the big 12 houston does that in the american And I wouldn't be surprised if we see a defensive optional kind of contest Yeah, absolutely. And I would be totally in favor of watching that because I just won't launch dirot king and play football So I am uh fully in favor of this happening. It sounds like you're kind of into the over and kind of into houston Do you like both? Are you leaning one way or another or not quite confident enough to bet either? Where do you sit right now on those two numbers? I am not ready to say houston is going to win outright Okay, I mean but I mean if this is a one possession game, I wouldn't be surprised at all Okay, I'm just you know, jim you and I are part of the derrick king fan club I think we we're not the only ones, but I think that we're probably the loudest members. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, okay I'll go that. Yeah, we're definitely the most boisterous Uh, I mean, they're the expected value in terms of heisman picks. I mean, it's it's just delicious As far as what derrick king is capable of I would not be surprised as a one possession game. I still think Oklahoma can win it But I mean at if you're talking three possessions or two possessions I mean that can certainly happen. No doubt in my mind and yeah Turnovers are a little bit unpredictable, but they can go the other way too And if houston has a large turnover margin here, then yeah, they can win this football game All right, so the money line just you know, you throw this out. We have not prepared you for this But the money line in this game just because we're going to go all in on derrick king here Is houston plus nine two five Any interest at that number because that's a that's a pretty good number. I mean number fires Number fires algorithms do not like that number because I looked They do not like houston even at that number for the money line, but I'm interested. I'll put it that way. What about you? I I will keep an eye on it. Okay. Okay. I I will take that as a totally legit answer Any any other thoughts from you add on this? Houston, oklahoma game add you any thoughts on your side? Yeah, I mean I mean, what is oklahoma doing on the defensive side of the ball? I mean, they were a hundredth in my past defensive rankings last year. That's adjusting for strength of schedule and pace Okay, so that's not just because they gave up a ton of yards. That's yards per attempts I lost trade norwood probably their most experienced guy in the secondary. So You know, they brought in alex grinch who did wonders at washington state a couple years ago But also heralded in a precipitous drop in ohio states defense last year. So just so many questions on sunday night and Yeah, I don't know. I guess i'm excited to join the dear Fan club on sunday night as well. I will tweet you guys. Uh, good To jump one of us one of us. Yes After a seven touchdown Six rushing touchdown and first passing touchdown, then we will fully expect to tweet at that point. All right So, uh edward, we got you down for potentially the over in this game Maybe some interest monitoring the money line You mentioned betting the under for oregon auburn anything you want to mention from utah b y u With the total there 47 and a half and utah might as five and a half We move on to your favorite bets overall this weekend Well, uh in terms of the 47 and a half, uh, utah might get that by itself Okay, so I I love the way over there. Uh, I think utah can cover, uh, five and a half I I don't think the half point really swayed me too much and that's not necessarily, uh, because I think lowly b y u I think b y u can go bowling this year. Um, I just think that it's probably going to be a higher scoring game and Uh, utah could very well go off. They have the potential for that Right, exactly and there they have high hopes for this year. Uh, so certainly can't fall to there Any other bets you want to point out across week one anything you see that you like a lot? For this first full week of college football action Well, um, let me first start by saying, uh, that I, uh, One of the greatest joys of this off season has been, uh, reading ed fang's predictions And knowing that he and I completely agree on the texas long That that you're still in texas You might want to take a like you're still in texas. You might want to tread lightly here Uh, I will just I will point that out that you are saying this despite living in texas still Yeah, oh, no, I mean the door is locked at my office right now, right? There are, you know torches and uh things like that, uh, just outside, uh, but I mean, let's let's start there I mean, you know, louisiana tech and sundance really team i'm high on but I mean I think they can cover in this situation and follow that up with an lsu game and I really like the tigers Uh, I mean texas, you know under tom herman and you know a few years before that they've gotten off to rust starts And so, uh, I think tech can cover that one. So I mean, that's the first one that I noticed Um, I gotta mention my smu mustangs. Um, I I know ed and I sort of disagree on that overall outcome But I think smu is capable of an eight and four nine and three season So, uh, I think they you know, not only uh cover against arkansas steak I think they can win that outright and the last one, uh, ucla since and adi I think the bruins can win that game outright with incredible experience one of the more experienced teams in college football And chip kelly is such an unusual cat Uh, that I think he needs some time to install what he wants and they're also really analytically sound as a program That is a team that's uh, uh and a program rather that's that's certainly going in the right direction in terms of incorporating Doing things more efficiently. Uh, so I think ucla wins that one outright if we talk about analytics from like a rushing versus passing perspective, but they use analytics for diets, uh for sleep Like it it goes a lot further than the depth level perception of what we talk about when we normally talk about analytics And I think that you know, especially on the college level that can make a major difference Now ucla is recruiting because you were talking about how you do value recruiting It's been interesting. I think I would say uh under chip kelly. Uh, so what's what are your overall thoughts on ucla? beyond just week one Well beyond just week one, I think uh There are a lot of challengers in the pack 12 and so I don't necessarily think that ucla is gonna You know come out of nowhere and win the entire conference I don't want to go that far But I just think about it from a practical standpoint if you are doing things So unusually and more importantly so differently Uh than under jim mora and under the past regime at ucla. I look at it and go that's gonna take time to develop And we've seen over the years a lot of great Head coaches have miserable first years Nick saban went to the independence bowl his first year at alabam Uh, that tells you everything you need to know about the challenges at a first year head coach Regardless of how great he is uh may have some problems. Uh getting a program off the ground We know what chip kelly has done at oregon. We know what he's capable of And he did some good things with the eagles and so I I have no reason to believe that ucla is going to struggle forever And I think the change starts now All right, that is edward egros again Find him on twitter at edward sports before we release edward ed anything else you want to add in here before we let him Go off into the wild and off into the wilds of texas With potentially people beating down his door here Yeah, i'm just wondering if you know he's going to have chip chip kelly You know talk to his class and his sports analytics because I want to definitely want to jump in on the feed there See what he's doing with diet and how much he's running guys the the day before games Oh, no doubt if I can just uh get a plane ticket flying in from la, uh, we're all set to go I mean, he's not busy this fall or anything, right? You know, oh, no no no chip kelly No, I mean he he takes these things very casually When I think laid back, I think chip kelly absolutely that is edward egros again He's an adjunct professor at smu. You can also find his podcast on is the cowboys podcast launch yet over on vocal Not yet, uh, but it will start next week in all likelihood Did the practice run went really well last week? And so uh, you know got some things to tweak it it is high school football time in texas and so uh This week is kind of devoted to that but next week once we get close to the nfl season kicking off Oh, you better believe we got some cowboys analytics for you just in time for week one You'll find ed over or edward over on vocal. He's got a rangers podcast there as well He could find my fox sports out west still more ways to win uh on tv g So you can find edward wherever you got a tv edward. Thank you so much and good luck with your bets in week one And good luck with classes as well Thank you. I appreciate that uh, no sleep for the weary no rest for the Covering the future Want to give a big thank you once again to edward e-gross for swinging by and breaking down week one of college football And I don't think it's the most exciting slate ed But I think it will be an impactful one and we can we can definitely influence our views on a lot of teams And one of the teams we talked about there was ucla and you also want to talk about ucla for covering the future And kind of their outlook here against Cincinnati. So what do you see with that specific game between those two teams?  I like ucla plus three a lot And I think you got to look at the situation of why Cincinnati a team out of the american is is actually favored against ucla a team out of a a power five pack 12 conference ucla had a really rough year in under chip kelly last year A lot of things went wrong, but in particular they battled a lot of quarterback injuries During thompson robinson played half the year kind of got hurt Uh wilmspade played the rest of the year. He's gone now And i'm not saying that I actually love chip kelly at ucla I've always kind of had my question marks about the marriage. I didn't really think it was much of a home run hire as kind of everyone Thought it was and I don't think that necessarily reflects on chip kelly We talked a little bit about his innovation and and how he's a guy that's willing to think differently I think it's more uh the state of the ucla program But even with even with my reservations about the program in general, I do think they should be better in 2019 uh 19 returning starters Um, I dorian thompson robinson. I think just got named the starter uh this week Um, and he was good. I think you should get better last year. Now. Let's go to cincinati There was really confusing to me last year because they started a freshman at quarterback lost one of their best players on the defensive line to an injury for the entire season Yet go 11 and two with a ball win in the second year under luke fickle and uh a lot of stuff had to go right for that to happen And you know, I kind of looked through it for for cincinati and I kind of went through my some of my typical Oh, do they want a bunch of one score games? Well, not really Um, but you gotta gotta dig dig deeper for the things that went right for them last year So when I look at their offense, they were 90th in terms of adjusted yards per attempt and that's not good But their freshman quarterback ridder was 33 of 52 on third and long last year Averaging almost 11 yards every time he slung the ball And so that if you're going to be that clutch that that's how you you kind of have a good season Um, they actually made a 15 point jump in my in my ratings when I look at them from 2017 to 2018 Um, I think part of that was just good fortune And my Russian model certainly is not buying into a team after just having one good year So they come in 54th there, which is underneath UCLA And even when I look at my market model, which takes market win totals and backs out a rating for 130 teams Since he's behind UCLA. So since he's at 43rd, UCLA is at 39th Which suggests that three points is just too much at home But really the big thing is something that Edward Egras started to talk about.  I like UCLA plus three. Um, you're actually even getting some reduced juice at fan Fandal right now at plus 105 So that's my cover in the future Interesting and uh, were there any other bets you wanted to focus on from the games talk about Edward? So we got, you know, his thoughts on them Any ones that you see as being particularly advantageous the thing for me I would lean toward I still like Houston plus 23. I know that line has shifted Uh, it's 23 and it was 26 at one point I still like that number as a hopeless deer or a deer king fan Uh, and I think I would also be okay to bet auburn minus three and a half Those are the two that stand out most of me. What about for you anything there? Yeah, I mean, you know, usually in the preseason, um I'm definitely betting kind of my takes on teams in general and I think organs overrated So like I've definitely leaned towards the Auburn side there.  I call messy, uh, total numbers But but I will have my site this week, but I wanted to comment on that 83 Yeah number for uh for Houston in Oklahoma and like five years ago legitimately that was an auto bet under Right, but then the big 12 happened And it's just it just goes to show you like yeah You can actually legitimately lean the over in these things when like, you know, the oklahoma is get together with the texas text and and obviously houston, um You know a team that's explosive on offense and you know might struggle a bunch on on the defense side of the ball this year so college football changes you got to change with it and um You know things that looked silly five years ago Can be completely normal in in 2019. It is a dynamic sports. Uh, that it that much is abundantly obvious at this point I'm gonna do a little bit nfl here just because I want to be newsworthy And react to lines as they are At least in my eyes still inefficient And I think that's kind of what we're getting here in the afc because of a ripple effect Due to the andrew luck news and we did see the colts move quite a bit They are now 60 to 1 to win the super bowl. Uh, I found a sports book We talked about their wind total being at 7 now, but I think the bigger ripple effect to me Is at the top end here because I viewed the colts as being a Fringe top tier team. I did not put them in the top tier in the afc I had the patriots and the chiefs as being you know in the top tier and then You know the colts and chargers kind of like fringe maybe the browns too I wouldn't put the browns there, but like I could see the argument for them They were all like fringe top tier teams But you're taking a team Out of that tier now because you don't have andrew luck and Maybe you do like the colts over seven wins But I don't think anyone's going to put jacobi resets and that colts team In that upper tier anymore, which is a pretty big benefit to the patriots and the chiefs They didn't shift much the odds not on those two teams The paths are still seven to one if handle sports book and the chiefs are eight to one I agree with what whalecapper said with us when we were talking about the patriots and super bowl futures earlier on where If you want to bet the paths Wait until the inevitable in season panics that's in because they I think they under they Intentionally undervalue the regular season and I don't blame them. I get it because it does not matter You don't win super bowl in september. So if you want to bet the paths, I'd probably hold off But I think the chiefs are interesting. They are plus 650 at william hill right now They are plus 800 at vandal sports book. So that's not a bad price You can find those numbers over at odds fire up on number fire com They go to jackson villain week one and then to oakland and Those are two road games, but and I don't hate jacksonville, but they're both very winnable games Their first test is against baltimore, but that game is at home Then they're at detroit before hosting jacobia presets and indy in week five So they do open with three or four games in the road and that could present a stumbling block and maybe say Hey, why would I bet them now when I could wait until they're two and two after four weeks? But the problem is that none of those road games are against teams ranked in the top 20 in number fires power rankings That home game against the ravens is their lone game Against a team inside the top 20 in those rankings until they face houston at home in week six So they could get off to a hot start this year as they did last year and then be set up with a a back-end schedule That's very much President narrowhead so The cheese benefited a lot from this andrew luck news both in their schedule because they do face the cults and It may play off perspective because it's one fewer True powerhouse to go through and I think that they might have much shorter odds Once october rolls around so at eight to one. I think the chiefs are advantageous I do like the patriots, but I would want to wait to get in on them until later on in the season So to me right now, I think that both the chiefs and the patriots are Worth betting, but I'd wait to do so with the patriots until later on And you talked before about how you're skeptical of this chief's offense and how they are due for offensive regression How does the luck news impact the way you view this team? Yeah, I wouldn't say I'm skeptical about the offense. I wouldn't say they're going to oppress from They will no longer be historically great offensively. That's not outrageous to say Yeah, that's not outrageous to say you have to expect regression from what they do Yeah, you know, I mean, I still have some questions about uh, Kansas City chief's defense I need to see them play a little bit before I mean just so many wholesale changes in terms of getting rid of veterans and and bring bringing in frank clark and um But uh, you know, I I I you have to acknowledge the chiefs as a Super Bowl contender There's no doubt about it agree with a lot of things that you said, um You know one thing that you know, New England's win total is a little bit higher Is at 11 than Kansas City 10 and a half And but when I when I kind of calculate and back out which team is actually better based on that win total Kansas City comes out ahead and that's basically because New England has this insane ASCE schedule with with three teams that No one's really high on in jets and Buffalo and and well, Miami Is by far the worst team in terms of when I look at win totals and back out, you know, how good they're supposed to be so um, yeah, I mean, I agree with what you said it I guess if you just are looking at the markets They're higher on Kansas City right now than even New England. They would favor Kansas City on a neutral site Interesting, which is intriguing given the Super Bowl odds, but also it makes sense given I guess the concern around Andy Reid as a playoff coach. I don't know if that narrative is still Something that exists or I mean, I just think it's a schedule thing, right? Yeah, you know, they they got to play the Chargers twice and and and it's just it's just a harder road than Then what New England has in that division? Yeah, I think that it just it makes sense to be reactive to the luck news But it's also important to note that luck news does not just pertain to the colds It has a ripple effect throughout the entire league So I think the cheese right now at eight to one are a team that would benefit most right now and the patriots If you see that number start to slip in season from seven to one I think that's when we reevaluate and start to dive in on them And potentially just have tickets on bull because why not? All right, Ed Uh, before we close up here for this podcast a quick scheduling announcement We are back on thursday this week We're going to talk some nfl to get set for that as well because we want to record the college football podcast Earlier in the week since we did have a thursday game within there But then starting next week We're going to go to a regular schedule of college football preview on wednesday nfl preview on friday to get you set for week number one before we talk again on thursday Ed anything big happening for you anymore? Podcasts over at the football analytics show. Yeah, absolutely. I mean i'm continuing the preview series Number six drop this morning. Seattle seahawks and The importance of rushing in the nfl I I hate to kind of pick favorites among my episodes Among the series is kind of like picking your favorite child, right? But I kind of like this one the most So, uh, we'd love to know what you think about it too as well jim and then and then over on this and then, uh, over on the site tomorrow I'm in my email newsletter. I'm actually going to uh Give my nfl market rankings based on wind totals And it was going to be today, but the markets were jumping around so much with this indy Stuff that I just want to wait for it to settle another day They will actually be based on fan duals numbers because I actually found those converged There there were some good versions things that makes me believe that those numbers were have a little more logic behind them And some of the other sports books out there. Yeah And so you'll actually legitimately be able to say well, andrew luck is worth x number of points in a game on a point spread So that's what i'm doing over on my email list. 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Hello and welcome to the session. In this session we discuss the following question which says given that g is the greatest integer function and f is the absolute value function, solve f o g of minus 5 upon 3 plus g o f of minus 2. Let's move on to the solution now. We are given that g is the greatest integer function. So, we define g which goes from r to r such that g x is equal to the greatest integer function x and this is the value for the greatest integer function g x is equal to n where this x is greater than equal to n and less than n plus 1. In the same way we define f which is the absolute value function, f goes from r to r such that f x is equal to modulus x and this is equal to x when x is greater than equal to 0 and minus x when x is less than 0. So, we have defined both the functions g x and f x. We need to find the value for f o g of minus 5 upon 3 plus g o f of minus 2. First we consider f o g of minus 5 upon 3 and this would be equal to f of g of minus 5 upon 3 and so this is equal to f of now g x is the greatest integer function. So, g of minus 5 upon 3 would be minus 2.  So, f of minus 2 would be equal to modulus of minus 2 which is equal to 2. So, we get f o g of minus 5 upon 3 is equal to 2. Now, let us consider g o f of minus 2 this is equal to g of f of minus 2.  So, this would be equal to g of modulus minus 2 and this modulus of minus 2 would be 2. So, this would be g of 2. Now, g is the greatest integer function. So, g of 2 would be equal to 2. Therefore, we get g o f of minus 2 is equal to 2. So, now, o g of minus 5 upon 3 plus g o f of minus 2 is equal to 2 plus 2 which is equal to 4. So, what is our final answer? This complete C session hope you have understood the solution of this question.


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Update population that pass this function just a number I put a thousand here, okay, and usually again you'll be from the form but Well, I guess if you put a form right here in the foot form and we'll bind this to a data call pop and Then the value will be equal to where it is. Well, you don't care about a value Okay, and you're going to pass in here population right From this variable to this function and you whatever you put here it will be passed to this function and then the function is going to Pass that to the population and it's going to emit that to as an output Somewhere to the parent component out here And so right here we're going to do something as well we put here at the bottom Let's put a HR so you can see it different here. This is the child be component. I mean added the child component for another Yeah, for another variable here to show the data coming from the child, okay So it's gonna put right here P tag population We'll put here we'll bind that to a variable call Population and this population is from the from the parent And this is just a regular binding for a parent. So I'm going to go to the parent add components Create a variable call population. I'm going to put here just you know 10 Okay, initially it's going to be just 10 right so 10 goes in here and displays 10 here And see if an action, let's see what it looks like Right, so I know it's kind of undo here, but you see that here's a polish in 10 so when I click Update child population it changes to Kenosha Because I have some errors. I mean city here, right Kenosha and then what update population it's going to change this to a thousand Because this one here is part of the child component. This is the parent, right? I show a different color here. You can see You will do that. So again, I put here style Of course some something here's a border One I should have kept that being and then also put here patting Maybe 20 px so you can see the difference between so here it is That's a margin to your margin 10 px All right, so there should be plenty of space So we go. So this is the child component as you can see I passing data from outside right from the parent to the child You can see here and now I'm going to pass data from the child out to the parent So if you put like a number here, whatever number it is If I click update child, it's going to pass this data out up to the parent and display it right here Okay, so we already kind of did that in the child component. Now is how do you receive it? So we pass an object called population and They're going to send that but admit to that as an event Okay, even admit as an event you pass this data to it So in the parent component out here, you're gonna receive and this child tag So we here we get the city we bind this to the variable in the city I'm going to add another event here. Let me put this in multi-line So you can see of course, yes, really you can do this. It does not need to be in the same line and then the next property here would be Event that binds to a variable called population as well. It's in the child It's a little confusing. So Maybe we should change this to something different So I'll put here As put here trial population, okay, I'm sorry changing a little bit here. Oh, it's different It's in a child population And make sure I did not put up here Yeah, so that's fine and so on the parent component. I'm going to call it Child population so this name here is the same in the child and it's going to be bound to a function call update Why if I don't if I don't If I don't call a function which I which I can I Must have a function to update this population Okay, if you don't do that then I believe you could just do it directly here You can say, you know population is equal to the event See if this comes through. Okay This event is what's coming from this object here So if I save that and We'll see if this works. There you go. I put eight All as an object. Yeah, I have to pass that to them to the variable but it does change the event here is an element but needs to be a data Okay, so let's let's change this to the function. I'm going to put here Update pop Just put that for now you pass the event to it and I'm going to copy this function and This function must exist in the parent so we here Put a function here update from parent We should I got passed to this function a variable called n That is changes population to the end Updated that to a new value. That's all I'm doing and to see if this works So if it put tall Yeah, something's not taking it. I'm probably not doing something. Yeah, it should be it should be the actual value It's doing it's getting the object Element. Oh, yeah, no, that's that's my fault because when I when I read the input I should have put the other one and the child component It should say pop that values right and you call that function No, I mean the actual value right Passing the value to it so you can get the value. Otherwise you get the HTML element Yeah, so get it from this input here you get the value And you can put a default value right by you just let's just say you put here 500 that's the default So now That's the default I click that as you can see it passes that to the parent and Apparently sees that I Changed it to whatever it is and there it is Okay, so that's going from the child to the parent Of course, I showed you a while ago that and the parent component. I didn't have to call this function I mean here, right? I could just say, you know population Equals even it should work because initially I forgot to change graph the actual value So that's all you do. I'm just changing the content of the variable and I'm not doing anything anything special to it This should also work.  Okay so data coming from the parent down to the child and They're from the child up to the parent. So this is the child component And of course you can put this in multiple places here I put it down here, right if I want to and I have two of them and it doesn't matter Right, I go here see it changes either here or up here doesn't matter Right because it's each of these is independent And they should the same just like an H1 tag, right a pair of the tag and so on But just to show you how the flow data can be Pass or communicate across components. Okay, so now notice I passed data over over here as a as a number Of course, you can pass data as a Boolean value as well All right, so now let's do this. I'm going to go and remove this child component And instead of this child component, let's let's say that I'm going to put here the the about page app dash about right below it Right, I'm below here So it looks like this is the below component. So I'm sort of saying update parent component city Population I'm going to put here another button to hide These contents to hide the about page From the child component Apparently we can do that easily right? We can put a button in the parent component and hide it. How do you do from the child? All right, so here example, let's do in the parent component here is easy. I could say here very simple Right, you can put it in here if it is show about Variable show about Yeah, that is true and it shows otherwise hides it, right? So as you can see here is this false if you run the browser you won't see it because it's nothing is not true It controls in the parent that means in my parent component if I have a variable call show about It's true And yeah Now I save it. It's true. So therefore it shows and there it is Okay, how we how do we hide it? Well, we did the last week by saying, okay, you could have a button here right to show and hide Hide the about this is in the parent. Okay, so here you can find that to a function call show about Or is it show hide About you call the function You bind that to a function you click event You bind to the function Invoke it. Okay, and Then when you call this function you're going to change this to its opposite So they show how you function will copy this put inside the rule component but right in here below it the function when I Click the button It's going to change this show high button about to its opposite, which is the show about And what the exclamation mark in front then not right if it's true the high high and so forth So now We added a toggle button To show our stuff so hide show you can see Okay from the parent Now how do you do this from the child? Okay, so you do the same thing except you put in the child and Then you would pass the data up to the parent and you change the show about variable value, that's all So the the child can manipulate its parents that data So let's go back in here. So notice again.  I'm going to copy the same Button from the parent. So this button here. This is from the parent Copy that and Add it to the child component. Maybe somewhere right below here Put a VR so we have a space right in here. This is in the child component when I click this function show high about I'm going to call it differently, okay, so such as tile show hide so we not confusing Tile show high. Okay, so we can see that So I'm going to call this function show hide and sell the child component I have a function here and I'm going to create a variable just like this. It's going to go out to the thing. So This could be an output I'm going to copy this Exactly same. This is the show hide It's going to be new event of tight boolean Okay, it must be a true and false right to put boolean here Or you can put any doesn't matter, but it's going to boolean type and in here you're going to So what when you show this this data, you're going to pass them into it. So initially, I want to set it to a local variable I'll put it here show is Is We'll put it true by default. Okay, so when I click the button, I'm going to change this to false So we're going to pass that value true false to the show high property object Pass that over up to the parent So here we say this dot show hide You're going to emit just like down here Right admit what image show Which is this show here. It'll be it'll be this show. Okay, I Want to change the reverse of that. So again the knot, right? Initially, it's true and a clicker is going to say false and I'm going to pass false up the chain to the parent Bind it to a function called show hide event So the parent component up here. I'm still doing the same child component here Okay, I'm not adding a new one the same one here. So I'm going to bind again To another event called show hide This is the one in the parent and the child Here they show hide this output and It's going to bind that to this variable call show about Right, so show about It's equal to the event Because I'm just changing the state of this variable If it's true before if I click the child component is going to toggle this to false to false And because it's all reactive reactive if this changes it's going to affect this about tag Because it's been rendered here I'm not calling this function at all. I'm just affect the variable directly. Okay, so I say this now and Go back to the browser Okay, so this is again and so the green box is the parent. I mean the child and I'll set here is the parent so I can see that that's working beautifully and the parent I Refresh that again. That's in case so in the child. I'm going to hide it You can see Right, it works. It works very nicely Okay, and you see that I can I can show it because Once I hide it my code does not change to show and hide. Okay, it does not change show and hide here Because I did not update the show hide That's what here I could toggle because every time I change the function changes to value here. It just do one thing Because my code just says You know when I click this show hide button, it's going to change the value of this true to false. This is not a Permanent data, right? So usually you would do something like this. So you would say To make it correct. You will put this down here. I Would do this first this show Is now that I'm changing the state of this show hide and then now I can pass it to this show Function instead. So this part here is exactly same as in the parent right same thing But this time I'm passing that over to the parent Okay, so now I should be able to toggle as well through the child component So here we go Gannis is the parent. Well, just fine. There's a child Okay, so you can see it can show and hide my content Well, I hope that's uh, you know, that's clear But you can see how this is done Passing data out to the parent and the parent here has both of these tags I can bind three things here, right? This is from the parent down to the child This is from the child up to the parents you you receive data You must pass the data as an event to a local variable or function in your Parent component in order to use this data So I hope this will you know at least show you how you can complete the assignment So you can have a button on a component called show hide as a child component and you will render that here, right? So if I were to change my child component stuff, let's say if I don't have all these So you move all these here and I only do the show hide Who would look something like that, right? So in my parent component My parent say that I don't have these either I Right and I only have This is also the parent right looks like that, right? So here's my my parent page My content here And if I click this button from this is even though it looks just like on the same page It's from the child. I put the green you can see here, but it does affect the data and the parent So in your flight Right over here and put a button here. This button you will be Render from the child just like just like this button here in the child and When I click the button Show a hide based on the value then I'm going to change or display or show hide this entire table okay, and And in my example, you see that and the nose you'll see that it changes the color to green and blue Right, if you remember I showed you that in the example here has green and then when I show is blue Okay, so of course you can change that locally you could as well not in the parent here But what the button is the button is inside a child So I control the button color here. So the color could be changed based on that Okay So you put a NGF here, right? If it's true the green otherwise Blue so because the state state is inside here. You can change the status show here You show is true then show green and so so I can say something like this show that works Right here in the year NGF Oh, no, not NGF. I'm sorry you can find directly to the style To a style or to a class. How will you how do you want to do it? I guess the style Style about I'm buying to the style The nail the style if it's if it's if show is true Right if you show is true then it's gonna be I Wish we would call it color green, right? Else color Now we show is true the green you Alex colors blue Okay, so see this works. I'm not sure. Oh probably breaks it Yeah, it breaks it. Oh have to bind it to a variable. Yeah, you divide it to variable I'll put it here like for green Green otherwise, let's say blue and green and blue will be Value a variable inside your code like the child component. You put your green your style blue so if show is true then When you show is true then blue It shows true. Yeah, it'll be the reverse So if show is true then blue I mean, it's already shown if it's not shown you put green so you can toggle between those I guess Let's see So it is right. I'm showing it because it's not blue if I hide it is green. Okay So once I click on it the show is now true before put blue and then green


Casper concert get Sama nomination despite him snubbing awards. Despite him making it very clear that he will not be submitting his work to Sama for the foreseeable future, rapper Casper Nyobost has found his name on this year's nominations list. Casper stopped submitting his music for consideration at the awards after his hit track, Doc Chebeloza, was not nominated for Song of the Year in 2015. Last year the rapper said that after a long debate with his team he had decided he did not need a Sama to prove his worth. He repeated the stands just two months ago, when the awards organizers tried to twist his arm over the decision. However, when this year's nominees were announced, the live DVD of Casper's Fill Up Orlando Stadium concert was listed under the best live audio visual recording category. Fans were confused by the nomination and headed straight to Casper's mentions to ask him if he had backtracked on his decision to boycott the Samas. Mufasa later cleared the air, explaining that it might have been the engineers involved in Project Who submitted. He also said that he wasn't bothered by all the questions.


Noxby National Wildlife Refuge is alive with sound, whether it's a lake at dawn, a field at midday, or a forest at dusk. The refuge is filled with a chorus of voices, and it's clear from this wild serenade that Noxby National Wildlife Refuge is brimming with life, but that wasn't always the case. Much of the land in this area was heavily farmed during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, and by the 1930s, poor farming practices combined with drought and a national depression had depleted the soils and left farmers destitute. During the New Deal, the Federal Resettlement Administration bought up many of the one-out farmlands. In 1940, to restore the land to health and rebuild dwindling wildlife populations, a portion of this land was set aside as Noxby National Wildlife Refuge. On hillsides and ridges, the Refuge Staff and Civilian Conservation Corps set about enhancing existing woodlands and sowing new hardwood and pine forests for the future. In low-lying areas, they carved out lakes and ponds, and to create additional seasonal wetlands, the staff constructed a series of levees in the refuge's bottomland hardwood forests. Filled with water in the winter months, these green-timbered reservoirs provide resting and feeding areas for visiting ducks and geese. And as the wetlands expanded and the forests returned, so did the birds, mammals, amphibians, and reptiles that had once called the area home. Initially established primarily as a sanctuary for migratory and wintering waterfowl, the refuge now plays host to some 15,000 ducks and geese during colder months. As waterfowl feed in the lakes and ponds, bald eagles perch high up in the lakeside trees, occasionally swooping down to scoop up a meal. Other dramas play out at the water's edge. Feathers erect in a spiky helmet, snowy egrets rush about the shallows defending their territories and chasing prey. Eating is also the main activity of the more sedate-wading birds. With lightning thrusts of their peaks, the great egret and the great blue heron snap up aquatic creatures, deftly orienting their catch so it slips head-first down their long, narrow throats. For some, breakfast doesn't go down without a struggle. After a hearty meal, a great egret takes time to preen on a branch. Although they're now protected, these tall, statuesque birds were nearly hunted to extinction in the late 1800s. Their elegant white feathers were sought after for use in ladies' hats. A smaller, somewhat more gangly cousin is the cattle egret. Cattle egrets get their name from the fact that they spend much of their time in fields, trailing after livestock or deer, feeding on insects stirred up by the mammals' movements. All egrets nest together in a stand of cypress trees in Bluff Lake. In spring and summer, some 5,000 pairs of cattle egrets can be found nesting there, along with snowy egrets, little blue herons, and white ibis. Late summer is a good time to catch a glimpse of the woodstork, a bird on the state-endangered species list that frequents wetlands near the rookery. By fall, as babies leave the nests, the rookery's treetops are almost a solid mass of white as its population swells to more than 30,000 birds. High perches in the cypress keep the young birds away from predators, including American alligators that patrol lakes and ponds. Alligators were introduced into the refuge in the 1960s in an unsuccessful attempt to control a runaway beaver population. The lake provided ideal habitat, and alligators gained a foothold. Now the refuge has several dozen of these large reptiles. Weighing up to 600 pounds and reaching lengths of up to 12 feet, alligators are both a thrilling and chilling sight. But scary sights are in the eye of the beholder. To a caterpillar, there's probably no more frightening sight than a hungry frog. While ponds are the province of some frog species, others prefer to hang out in trees. Tree frogs have adhesive discs on their toes that allow them to climb and cling to bark and twigs, while their coloration allows them to cleverly blend into their surroundings. Male frogs are talented singers, crooning love songs designed to lure females to their wetland pads. Frogs and toads have special pouches of skin which they fill with air and force over their vocal cords to give their calls extra resonance. Although frogs and toads are small creatures, their voices carry far into the night. If frogs are the voices of the night, birds are the vocalists of the day. In spring and fall, the wetland and upland forest canopies are filled with the songs of thousands of migratory songbirds. Many stop at the refuge only briefly to refuel as they travel between summering grounds further north and wintering areas in Central and South America. But many birds find the refuge ideal for longer summertime stays. From woodpecker to woodthrush, a variety of forest and wetland species find Noxobie the perfect place for bringing up babies. Noxobie also provides critical nesting habitat for a bird that's on the federal endangered species list, the red-cockaded woodpecker. The refuge is one of the few places in Mississippi that has the extensive stands of old growth southern pine trees that the birds require for nesting. And the refuge has gained national recognition for its efforts to boost the bird's population. The woodpeckers build cavities for nesting and roosting in the soft hardwood of older living trees. To supplement the number of available cavities, refuge biologists have outfitted suitable trees with artificial cavities. Biologists use tiny pole-mounted video cameras to monitor activity in both the natural and man-made cavities. When the nestlings are old enough to be safely handled, biologists temporarily remove them from the nests for banding. The distinctively colored bands will help biologists track the bird's movements once they begin to fly. One of the woodpeckers' main enemies is the gray rat snake. These snakes are agile tree climbers and they like to feed on eggs and nestlings. The woodpeckers have developed a clever strategy for keeping the snakes away from the nests. By pecking small holes in the bark near their cavities, they cause sap to run down the trunk. The sticky sap makes it hard for the snakes to climb up to the nests. To provide additional protection, refuge staff put metal skirts around the base of nest trees. Because the snakes have a hard time getting a grip on the smooth surface, they usually give up their quest. A hiking trail winds through a portion of the woodpecker's habitat, allowing visitors a glimpse of these endangered birds. The best time to see red-cockaded woodpeckers is during the nesting season in May. Their trails provide spectacular refuge vistas. The bluff-legged boardwalk leads visitors past the cattle-eagrette rookery, and the goose overlook is an excellent place to see wildlife year-round. Morgan Hill Overlook provides a spectacular view of Lokefoma Lake. Miles of quiet country roads offer wonderful opportunities to observe and enjoy nature's splendor. The refuge is also open to other public uses. Fishing is popular in the lakes and Noxaby River. As summer slips quietly into fall, sportsmen find ample recreation on the refuge. Hunting is allowed for a variety of game species. Controlled deer hunting helps to keep populations within levels that the habitat can sustain. Public education is a priority throughout the year, with interpreting programs offered for adults, as well as environmental educational opportunities for schoolchildren. No matter what brings you to the refuge, take some time to look around you. You'll be rewarded by the subtle beauty of a southern forest. And if you take the time to listen, you'll be treated to a most unusual serenade. As a chorus of wild voices sings songs of celebration for a landscape restored to life.