Hey, this is Brett, and this 2023 Jeep Wrangler four-door Rubicon is stock number 23D55AA. I am here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, and you're new and used Jeep and Jeep Wrangler headquarters. This 2023 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon has the 3.6-liter Pentastar V6 engine, and it's paired up with the six-speed manual transmission. I'm going to go all the way around in this video inside underneath, start it up, and take a look under the hood to give you the most accurate representation possible. This vehicle has been fully-safetyed and inspected by our service shop, has a fresh oil and filter change, all the fluids have been checked and topped off, and it is 100% ready to go. High-velocity yellow clear coat is the color I shoot all my videos in 4K. If you like the video, consider subscribing to the YouTube channel. Click the bell notifications and get updates on the videos I do each and every day as well as having access to one of the largest catalogs of vehicle, and specifically Jeep Wrangler Walk Rounds on YouTube, over almost 9,000 videos on there. Painted and polished aluminum 17-inch wheels with the Rubicon package, excellent condition on those wheels, comes with the red Jeep on there, and this one has like-new Cooper Discoverer MT tires. These are Cooper Evolution MT's, LT 295 70R 17 tires, I'd say 95, 98% of the tread left on them, frame and underbody is exceptionally clean. This is a one-owner, clean title history, clean car facts, originally bought here brand new, traded in on a new Dodge, recently local trade, and just a really clean vehicle all the way around. You get the factory fog lights, the red tow hooks, no major dents, dings, scuffs or scrapes on that front bumper, you get the satin finish black grille, which was an option, comes with a sport hood, that's an excellent condition, didn't see any dents or dings on there, does come with some Hella high fog lamps, I'll turn those on later, show you how they look, passenger side front fender, no scuffs or scrapes on there, looks really good, the passenger side front wheel, no major scuffs or scrapes on there, and as you go down this side of this 2023 Jeep Wrangler, take note of how clean that body is, how reflective and mirror-like that paint is, I take these HD videos, so if you're far away or even if you're close by and you just cannot make the trip down, but you're still interested in purchasing the vehicle, you can see the Jeep here, the Jeep and have confidence in the vehicle that you're looking at before you even get here, so when you do get here, there's absolutely no surprises and you can make a smart and informed buying decision from wherever you're at, so a lot of these vehicles out of state, so if this video helps you make a smart buying decision, let your salesmen know that you saw the video, that it was helpful and that Brett sent you back wheels in excellent shape, and then I can keep doing the videos each and every day, back tires have just as much tread as the front tires and the frame on the body, looks really good, or if you're close by and just want to make sure that it's not all beat up before you get here, that's why we do the videos too. Lower rockers look great, you get the rock rails on there, always like showing the hinges on these Wranglers because they have been known to corrode, maybe not ones with this little mileage on them, this one's only got, it's got less than 2,000 miles, rear fender looks great, the hardtop wanted to note that, no major chips or scuffs on that, I don't think the hardtop's really been off at all, maybe, I don't know for sure. Rear bumper is in great shape, it does come with the full towing package with the receiver hitch, four-pin and seven-pin wiring, you also get the red shocks back here, the red tow hook, part of that Rubicon package, so here is a matching spare tire, you can see this one's never been on the road with just how much tread is on that, compared to the tires that are on it, so these tires are basically like new. This one does have the entering ghost system, back storage area, there is your case for those front hardtop pieces, this one has the Alpine premium sound system with a subwoofer, you can see that the roll bars are all, or the inside bars are all painted color match, so when you have that hardtop off everything looks cohesive, you also have four bolts on each side, two quick disconnects to get this hardtop off, I actually did a video showing you how to take your hardtop off of your JL Wrangler, if you'd like to check that out, that's in the upper right hand part of the screen, very popular video, storage underneath here, and you can see we've got it demonstrated where your door bolts go, as well as your roof and windshield bolts, get these seven slots on the back of the door here, JL badge, two-door, four-door, wheel base, and overall length, as well as water 40, that glass comes down nicely, and this door shuts smoothly. Going down the driver's side, just as clean as that passenger side, no major dents or dings on the doors of the rear quarter, and for full disclosure, this back wheel is in excellent condition as well, and the hardtop on this side, no major chips or anything like that, down the rest of the side of the Jeep, doors look really good, and the hinges look really good as well, I didn't see any dents, I didn't see any dings anywhere on this vehicle.  Child safety locks on the back doors, like I said, enter and go, heated mirrors up front, you get the black cloth bucket seats, red stitching, you also get the Rubicon lettering stitched into the backrest, driver's seat height adjuster, lumbar, factory floor mats, auto headlamps, tilt telescopic steering wheel, power locks, power mirrors, hop inside, check out the miles, radio, and everything that this thing has to offer on the interior. See this one only has 1,936 miles on it, digital speedometer on that seven-inch LCD display, comes with the leather wrapped steering wheel, this is a heated steering wheel, cruise controls on the right, Bluetooth and information center controls on the left, you get the red stitching on there as well, comes with the Uconnect 4C radio, you get the factory navigation system, there's highway 41, so that is working nicely, you also have AM, FM, and Sirius XM radio capabilities as well as Bluetooth, USB, and AUG's capabilities, there are your heated seats and heated steering wheel controls as well as your backup camera, if I turn the ignition on you can check out that backup cam and you can see that those are crystal clear, really nice backup cameras on the Wranglers, you get all your different apps on here including off-road pages, projection manager, actually did a demo on how to use that projection manager with Android Auto if you want to check that out, and then of course all your other apps, that is in the bottom of the description as well as in the upper right hand part of screen, check out those off-road pages while they're loading, I'll show you the more tactile volume tune and climate controls down here, heated seats, heated steering wheel, start, stop, stability control, power windows, there's your media center with the USB, USB-C, and AUG's jack, here are the off-road pages you may be lost but never stuck in a Wrangler, you can see you get the steering angle there as I turn that steering wheel, that angle changes and the wheels up top change as well so that's kind of cool, sway bar if it's connected, disconnected as well as the front and rear axle if that's connected or disconnected, accessory gauges and pitch and roll, you also get latitude longitude and altitude on there, so a lot of really cool stuff you can do with that radio, down here this is what makes a Rubicon a Rubicon your front and rear locking axles, excuse me axles, sway bar disconnect off-road plus mode, you get four auxiliary switches, number one is how you turn on those highlights, those hella highlights on the front, four by four shifter, six-speed manual transmission and you get your keyless entry right here with the flipper key, always like the flipper key, it's a nice big chunky key fob, you always know which key you have in your pocket, red dash past underside, floor mat and seat are an excellent condition as well, no rips or tears, I don't think this vehicle's ever been smoked in, you can see you get your LED lights right there, the front hardtop pieces, how those come off, the system SOS buttons and then auto dimming mirror and homelink buttons for your garage door security systems and lighting systems, start it up, take a look under the hood and yes I'm going to be putting fuel in this right after this video, starts right up, no check engine lights or anything like that, let's push number one to get those lights on, I'll turn all the other lights on as well, I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today and hopefully from this HD video you've been able to verify the quality condition options and of course cleanliness of this Wrangler all the way around inside and out, see all the lights are working nicely, those hella highlights are pretty bright as well, and under the hood we have the 3.6 liter Pentastar V6 engine, engine day is very clean, runs very smooth, once again this Jeep has been fully safe and inspected by our service shop, has a fresh oil and filter change, all the fluids have been checked and topped off and it is 100% ready to go, there's the emission sticker, like new tires and just the boat is clean as a used Wrangler can come, it's got some really nice options, the heated seats, heated steering wheel, the Alpine premium sound, the high velocity yellow clearcoat, one of my favorite yellows and I would highly recommend this Jeep Wrangler from a quality and condition standpoint, I'd ship this one anywhere, California, Texas, New York, Florida, I'd sell it local, I'd buy it myself, I'd sell it to a family member, it's that nice, and to see more pictures of this Jeep or one of other 550 new news cars, trucks, SUVs, minivans, Wranglers, you name it, we got to go to the website right there, summitauto.com, full pictures and descriptions of every single vehicle, all at summitauto.com and if you like the video consider subscribing to the YouTube channel which is youtube.com slash summitauto, click the bell notifications, get updates in the videos I do each and every day as well as having access to one of the largest catalogs of vehicle and specifically Wrangler walk-arounds, almost 500 videos of Wranglers on my YouTube channel, in fact in a second you'll see a link to subscribe to my YouTube channel in the upper left, a link to all the Wrangler videos I've ever done in the upper right, link to this vehicle on our website in the lower left and a link to this vehicle are one of our latest 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الحمد لله رب العالمين له الحمد الحسن والثناء الجميل وشدوى الله إله إلا الله وحده لا شريك له يقول الحق وهو يهدي السبيل وشدوى نسيدنا ونبينا محمد صلى الله عليه وعلى آله واصحابه والتابعين لهم إحسان إلى يوم الدين أما بعد علوم القرآن Today's topic إن شاء الله وإتعالى is جمع القرآن الكريم The collection of the Quran What would be the best translation for the word that جمع القرآن الكريم Compilation of the Quran Question here is what is meant by الجمعو Compilation, what does it actually mean? What's actually meant by الجمع القرآن الكريم Two things I want you to always remember this إن شاء الله إتعالى No, no, no, it's a good logo We just mean according to the definition that the scholars of علوم القرآن When they say جمع القرآن They mean two things Okay The first one is It's memorization Are you with me brothers? Pay attention to these brothers Me, I studied at university Okay What did I study? In university, I done linguistics in university Unfortunately The thing that I realized In the Western academics The Western academia Is حب Is absent Are you with me brothers? I mean I used to See some of the teachers They would ask They're linguists They will ask the students The spelling of words So how do you spell that word? Are you with me? It's a linguist, PhD Are you with me? Because they don't give importance to memorization They don't They don't give it When academics come to the Qur'an And how the Qur'an was compiled They don't give value to it That's not in their understanding They only look at when was the Qur'an written And when was the Sunnah written We need to argue And no We have people from our scholars When they memorize They have to cover one page To memorize the other page Because they're scared that it may mix up Due to the excessive memorization Photographic memory They'll have to look at each page independently Are you with me brothers?  So what we talk about جمع القرآن الكريم We're looking at it From the angle of Hivd and Kitaba Are you with me brothers? They only focus on the concept of what? Kitaba When it was written When was it brought together? And don't let that slide Don't ever Focus on looking at حب وليذاريكة If you look at The Arabs Who the Prophet ﷺ came out on What were they? اللهم يبعث في الأمي أميين رسولا منهم The Arabs قريش ووات They were أميون أميين what does it mean?  لكن They would memorize Thousands Of poetry From the top of their head They gave a lot of importance to Are you with me brothers? وليذاريكة Even you brothers will realize this When somebody doesn't have something They always depend on what? Something else right?  So the point is That the Arabs They were her father Pay attention to this This is one of the good arguments To look into To put the compilation of the Quran aside The Arab poetry Before Islam is documented And it's protective We still have it امرو قيس was 150 years Before the Prophet ﷺ We have his poetry We have Antaraz جهيري منعبي سلمة And the likes of these people These are These are How did it come to us? Are you with me brothers? Our parents Maybe not our parents But our parents Parents How did they remember everything? Are you with me brothers? I remember one auntie She came from Somalia And She came to the UK Old Auntie Very old Okay She's very old She came to the UK She doesn't know numbers She can't read She can't write But she goes to the shop And she comes back One day she got lost She got brought home Her daughter asked her mom But why did she get lost? She goes I used to count the trees One Two Three I would count the trees To know what Door the house is And what they did Is they cut one of the trees And so when they cut One of the trees She starts She's knocking on Somebody else's door And then she got confused And she didn't know Where to go You see everybody She relies on her what And memory And what she does She lacks this She uses this So within the Arabs They were But they also had Kitaba There were people who wrote Are you with me? There were people Who wrote That's what Allah Said in the Quran بل هو آياته بيناته في صدور الذين أوت العلم The Quran was in the chest Of the people of knowledge Meaning the Sahabahs They used to memorize it Allah also The Prophet SAW Even him What was he trying to do? Allah said ولا تعجل بالقرآن من قبل أن يقضى إليك وحيو And said ولا تعجل بالقرآن من قبل أن يقضى إليك وحيو The Prophet SAW was trying to read the Quran fast Why was he reading the Quran fast for? The reason why he was reading the Quran fast is because he wanted to memorize it لا تحرك به لا تحرك به لسانك لتعجل به إن علينا جمعه وقرآنه He wanted to memorize the Quran Very good The second type is What? Kitaba This is what we want to talk about today إن شاء الله The second type Which is The writing of the Quran So was the Quran Compiled At the time of the messenger? Yes We just said yes Because there was a live Already there He told me brothers We said that the Quran Was compiled At the time of the messenger They were from the Sahabas We memorized the Quran From the beginning To the end We will speak about their names And who they are But when they say Compiled In terms of Writing We will say In terms of writing It went through stages Yes That type of compilation It went through stages Are you with me brothers? Am I making sense? What's the first Stage it went through? And The first stage After the process Was أهد أبي بكر It was the time of who? So this one إن شاء الله Here is number one Who is Ahad? أبي بكر's time At the time of أبي بكر What happened? أبي بكر After he died Sorry The Prophet ﷺ had died And أبو بكر took over إرتد من العرب من إرتد A group of people They left Islam And they said listen We're not going to give zakat Because we used to give zakat To the Prophet And now that the Prophet is dead We're not going to give zakat And some of them said We're not even Muslims And they left So أبو بكر fought them To get the zakat from them In this fight The opposing party Who were against أبو بكر Had numbers And أبو بكر Had a number as well The point being Some of the people who were dying In that battle were who?  He now wants it to To be moved into the Are you with me brothers? So the Huffab was already there There's no أبو بكر is not worried about حف Or أمر is not worried about the حف They're just worried That the people who have compiled In their chest Might die And all go And so that they watch So they also Bring it into their Books and stuff like that And they write into scrolls أبو بكر recused He said I'm not going to do something That the Prophet didn't do And then أمر Explained it to him Look at this Now I don't want to go too much into it But this is not innovation Someone said Look أبو بكر He said I want to follow the Prophet And أمر said Don't follow the Prophet Just do it No Innovation is something that The Prophet Could have done And the need was there And he didn't do Pay attention That's innovation If you do something That the Messenger Was saying Could have done Meaning There's the possibility An ability for it was there The need was also there What was also there The need was there The factors that are calling For it are there And the Prophet Having the ability to do it The need is also there And he chooses Not to do it If you do it That's an innovation Celebrating his birthday For example Is the need Was the need there At the time of the Prophet Because the people would do What did they say So They love the Prophet Okay Let's take the love then Was the love Something that was there At the time of the Prophet Yes it was there Okay Did the Prophet Have the ability to do it Celebrated Because if the love was there Already Did he choose to do it The need You shouldn't do it Are you with me brothers Let's take the issue Of the Quran being compiled Was the Prophet Able to do the Compiling of the Quran Yeah He was Like he was there in need for it No He's there Why they need to compile the Quran for Plus the Quran is still coming down Versus I've been abrogated New verses are coming down So if you write it You're going to have to change it all day Are you with me brothers So this is not an innovation Does that make sense brothers That's not an innovation Because at the time of the Prophet To write the Quran The need was not there The need came after Are you with me brothers The hunger and the need came After So the Sahabas they compiled So Abu Bakr they said Okay let's do it then When they did it Who did they choose Zaid ibn Thabit Why Zaid ibn Thabit The reason why they chose him They said it to him Abu Bakr said it to him He said to him فقال له إنك رجل You're a man شاب عاقل Amin Three characteristics الله أكبر Number one شاب عاقل And you're amin Yeah You're a shab You're a youth This is the benefit Of being a youth يا إخوة الله أكبر Why Because when you're a youth You have two things Two things That many people have When they're a youth They don't benefit from it What is it that they have سحة Health It's high And also الفراغ Free time Are you with me brothers And those two That the Prophetﷺ said What نعمتان مغبولوا فيهما كثيروا من الناس السحة والفراغ Two blessings the people have They don't realize that they have it What is it brothers Health and what When you go all the عام and leg and shoulder And everything hurts you Have you ever joked With an old person You just nudged them Ah صح When you get old You don't touch people who are old صح Not everyone Who is old is Some of them are strong الله مبارك Some of them are very strong I've seen that The second one is what الفراغ Free time When you're a shab A lot of the times you're free You live with your parents You live in your own عام But the majority of the time You're by yourself That's when you're a shab When you're a youth A lot of the times you say I'm going to do this I'm going to say this I, I But When you become a bit old You start using the word We Because the wife and the children Are involved Okay brothers So a lot of the free time goes A lot of the Free time is gone You can't do what you used to do So that's why شب And that is an opportunity That a lot of you guys have now صحة و الفراغ Benefit from it The second one is أعكل You're smart This generally doesn't go With the shab A lot of the times A lot of the time The youth doesn't know What's good for him Are you with me brothers?  It goes into your head later صحة It goes later But before that He's not thinking straight He's not what? The individual's not thinking straight They're not looking at things clearly Like in زيد ملثابتن Two senior companions Are saying Your عقل And the عقل here means brothers You know what is good for you And you stay away from What does the benefit to you الله that's a smart individual The عقل and the smart one Is the one who knows What's good for him And does it Are you with me brothers? One حديث ابنو جوز He said summarize Is a person who's عقل What is it? احرس على ما ينفعوك وستعم بالله ولا تعجز Strive to what benefits you Ask Allah for help and don't give up The person who does that is عقل The Prophet said that احرس على ما ينفعوك Strive to what benefits you Benefits you here brothers Can be worldly And it can also be what Hereafter He's got a job He does his job He doesn't miss his work He gets up at the right time He does his job He finishes it The company that he works at The people love him He does the job good He makes sure that the money The Halal The money that he worked for it Halal Okay So he does The dunya what benefits him The people he sits with For meetings In the dunya Are the people who are important He doesn't sit with everybody He knows what benefits him Also the hereafter He wakes up in the fridge He makes his dua ربنا هبلنا من أزواجنا وذريةنا كرة تاعي ووجعنا للمتقينة إمامة He asks Allah for the Halal He begs Allah He cries And he goes to his work He prays his Salawat in Jama'a He makes sure He follows this Are you with me brothers This person احرس على ما ينفعوك This person is striving to a benefit him The second thing is He asks Allah for help The third is He doesn't give up He does not what He doesn't give up That's more عاكل And زيد من ثابت He had that The third one is أمين أمين is what Trustworthy زيد من ثابت He is trustworthy How is he not نبي الله محمد Trusted him with the revelation He used to write the revelation time of the word Are you with me brothers And I'll tell you This is a benefit That I want you to all take Which is One of the ways to nurture children Is to entrust them with valuable things Give them something valuable And say look after it Are you with me brothers And he will realize Wow I've been trusted I can't let my dad down I can't let my parents down They gave me five dirhams And I have to make sure I don't use it I don't lose it Are you with me brothers This makes the child become أمين The Prophet ﷺ entrusted the companions Gave them things that were important رولs Are you with me brothers And this is زيد من ثابت And he is young Us what do we do With our youngsters Our youths We don't let them sit with us In our gatherings That we are in Because of one of two reasons Number one We're probably not talking About something good anyways Number two Is Where we get annoyed If they sit in that gathering And listen Because they're going to run around Or anything But isn't it better That you teach them How to sit And how to act The children who spend time With their elders You tend to see them mature They think different They act different Are you with me And this is A group of people Push away youngsters From a gathering And he said Bring them back Bring them back Let them sit with us Because yesterday We were young And now we are the ones To sit in this gathering Today they are the youngsters And tomorrow They're going to be sitting In our gatherings Where we're sitting Are you with me So you nurture your children In that way So these were three Scholars They call it مؤحلات Are you with me brothers And this Can be a criteria For the one who wants To get married The value A woman who wants to get married What kind of man Would she marry شاب عاقل أمين Are you with me brothers Now that I've mentioned that زي دبن ثابت Even though he had the credentials To do the biggest And the greatest Responsibility That anybody Can ever be given This is the Qur'an كلام الله He's gathering it Wow You know what he said To show you That he understood The weight of this He said For me to be told To move a mountain Was easier for me Than the responsibility That was put on me I was told To move a mountain That's easy Compared to The speech of Allah Don't lose anything Bring it together So Zaid Became very nervous About the responsibility So he did He went He brought The whole Qur'an together Now Abu Bakr's time It's to bring The Qur'an together That's it Nothing else So the The time of Abu Bakr Was To gather the Qur'an Just to gather the Qur'an So You have poached Somebody wrote it On plates Some leaves Bring it together And they tied it They put it somewhere Are you with me brothers? Abu Bakr's time And what was the reason? Because of the Dying Of the Qur'an Are you with me brothers? Then came The second period Which is Now That The whole perspective Is going to change now The whole Dimension Is going to change Ahad Urthman Is Different Because Hudayfa This time He suggested To To To To unite the people On the recitation The Qur'an As we know It came down on We will talk about What What Is not the Is something And Is something else Rather Is actually 10 10 10 10 لكن أحروف is something else أحروف is what? It's something else It's not Two different things Don't confuse the two The reason why people confuse it Is because The أحروف is 7 And the recitation is 7 They thought it was 1 The first person Who actually made The recitation into 7 Was who? Abu Bakr Ibn Mujahid He was the one who did it He called The Kitab Kitab 7 He authored And he put 7 Kitab 7 And then after him came Abu Amr Dani He wrote the Kitab And then after him The Imam The Shatibi He came And he authored his Kitab حلز الأمان ووشل التهاني في القراءات 7 Right? Is it? Which he speaks about وقارئه المرضي يقر مثاله كالوتر جي حالي موريحا وموكيلا هو المرتضا أما إذا كان أممتا ويممه في ذل ويممه في ذل رزانة قنقلاء والحروء إن كان الحريه حواريا إلى آخره وقال وفي يوسر هالتيسيرو رمت اختصاره وقال حلز الأمان is a summary of his teacher أبو عمري داني الكتاب التيسيرو but with man's time the objective was to unite and the people's Quran so the Quran's already compiled it's already there but the problem that the Sahab is here now seeing is people are reading the Quran in different ways okay, different ways and this is causing disunity people are arguing people are fighting people are out so earth man said okay I want the Quran of Abu Bakr who has it? حافصة when Abu Bakr died who did he give it to? عمر and عمر gave it to who? he's due to Hafsah Hafsah is looking after it she's the treasurer she's the protector of this Mus'haf it says she's holding it so earth man said can I have the Mus'haf and just I'll borrow it from you they took the Mus'haf of Hafsah and they transcribed from it they copied from it and they gave back Hafsah the Mus'haf because her father trusted her with it they gave it back to her then what they did was Abu Bakr أثمار رضي الله تعالى عنه he chose with the aid and the support of a number of companions the name of these companions who did this job who were given the responsibility to do this to transcribe and to write زيدي بن الثابت زيدي بن الثابت with his job to come take it and work on it عبد الله من الزبير عبد الله من الزبير عبد الله من الزبير سعيد بن العاص so we have زيدي بن الثابت number one number two is عبد الله من الزبير number three is سعيد بن العاص four is عبد الرحمن بن الحارس عبد الرحمن ابن الحارس this was the legend the committee that عثمار رضي الله عنه who made for the Qur'an they were the supervisors they were the supervisors and the offering and the هافس مصحف يكفي هذه كانت تقريباً للمساعدة ورول لتقرأ المصحف ونقوم بعملها هل معي أخي؟ المصحف كانت تنقذة إلى أحد العام أحد... كانت تنقذة كل المستوى كانت تنقذة إلى أحد لكن ما هو المستوى؟ يومي الدين يومي الدين أحد يومي الدين هذا ليس مختلف نتحدث عن هذا لا أريد أن نتحدث عن هذا سأتحدث عن الأحرف السبعة والقراءات في مجال آخر لا تقلق لكن عثمان ينقذ المستوى ونقوم بعملها عثمان now what he did was the mushaf that was written by the legend that was written was five five mushafs these five عثمان رضي الله تعالى عنه he sent it out and he distributed it yeah I mentioned his companions عثمان رضي الله عنه he sent the mushaf to five places one maka he sent one mushaf to maka and he sent one to sham maka and sham بصرا so maka sham بصرا كوفا and madina those were the five places where the mushafs were sent and if you look at the qurra the qurra that we have today are you with me brothers and each of those cities عثمان sent a reciter with it so it wasn't just a mushaf flying it was a reciter to teach the people for that time actually the qurra is what they are they are لكي يجب أن يتعلم الناس من هذا المصحف هل تبقى معي؟ تبقى محاولة كأساعدة لا أريد أن أذهب too much into it عندما كان المصحف مرحبا هناك بعض مرحبا ما بينه كان مرحبا لذلك إذا كانت مرحبا الذي لم يذهب على المصحف والمرحب كانت من المرحب من المرحب هل تفعل هذا؟  يجب أن يقوم بسرعة ويجب أن تحقيقه يجب أن تحقيقه يجب أن تحقيقه يجب أن تحقيقه وإن شاء الله تعالى بارك الله فيكم وجزاكم الله


Well, I think the new champions will shape the future by providing a much more innovative and entrepreneurial spirit to the business communities that we have. I think that looking at the new up-and-coming companies and those leaders, it gives me great hope when I think about the global expansion and what's necessary in order to create economic value, not only for these companies, but also the communities and countries that they represent. And quality growth is the key ingredient to success, I believe, a couple of reasons. One is you're creating a brand. Your product or service has to be of a high quality in order to create the value behind that brand. It's also paramount that that quality be there relative to the sustainability of the brand and sustainability of the growth of whatever you're trying to accomplish. And that's why the quality aspects need to be there. Also in that sustainability and that brand development is basically the whole ethical behavior expectation that the global marketplace is looking for. Summer Davos in China, I think, has become a marquee event just like the event in Davos. And I think it's an opportunity for professionals and government officials to get together and look at some of the challenging issues that the world faces, not only from a social perspective, but also from a business perspective. It's also a great time to renew old friendships and also to create new friendships that I think are paramount in having those relationships required to grow your business or to deal with some of the problems that we have in the world today.


Everybody forced here. We're being 2023 Star Wars sapphire return of the Jedi Five box number 16 So the random pack style here will randomize the names and the 40 pack numbers all together here Put them side by side to see who's got what and then we'll start going how it works as this is box one So we'll go left to right here top to bottom. So top pack is one bottom is eight here and then so on and so forth left to right Good luck. Let's do this random We're gonna go seven times go names first One two three four five six and seven Neil s down the sky H Numbers got one through 40 here one two three four five six and seven 24 down to seven remember that pasted they paste anywhere. I want to work No, oh No, hang on Neil s 24 down to Scott age seven You less Okay, I'll scroll through here You last 24 Jason R 15 Scott H 8 Joshua M 31 Travis M 14 Scott H 17 Michael W 34 Joshua M 26 Michael W 6 Douglas B 13 Jason R 40 Joseph H 11 Jason R 36 Andrew F 2 Scott H 9 Anthony T 1 Darius with 16 and 38 Jason R 28 Simon H 5 Joseph H with 10 Kyle M 18 Joseph H 23 and 20 Douglas B 39 Michael W 33 and 30 Sam W 35 Coven F 21 God Michael W 32 Victor R 22 Scott H 4 Victor R 37 Scott H 12 27 Simon H 25 Victor R 3 James B 29 Jason R 19 Scott H 7 All right, here we go Make way you're good Lizzie cannoli you all talking about all right, so again top pack is one Pack one. Whoa phone.  I went a minute ago Metro This is the break after that. Yeah, good morning garden merges droids on the move Han Solo be dinner Rescuing Han Solo that was packed to pack three got a wading is majesty ATST who Skywalker's destiny and corridors of the Imperial destroyer Number four is all hail C3 PO Their secret revealed That's ready for action and bizarre alien creatures Five The Jordan the Ewok the young Jedi knight the friends depart and Confronting their destiny haven't seen a numbered card yet six is prisoners Got a rebel cruiser Job with the huts new dancing girl and a curious Ewok seven is Chewbacca triumphant a checklist The Emperor shuttle and Princess Leia to the rescue What's this these extra egg? Yeah, I'm sure and then pack eight Does have a parallel so I think we're short of parallel. They have a variation though the Emperor approach of wickets bounty hunter bush and Aqua is a droids on the move to 75 go pack eight the only parallel in the box unfortunately Just got a semen bag Oh boy Kyle's doing this this thing again, I think that where the breeze says I never had a bagel Number nine here number nine a walk in the plank Gomorrian Guard courageous Ewoks and the victors like the victors ten sail barge creatures the demise of job of the huts court of evil and the Death Star raid 11 arrival of the Emperor Facing Jabba Luke Skywalker on the portraits It's nice card number two and battle in the forest So we're gonna 12 now Green coming up here the allies meets Yeah, I met you I answered I answered a couple times now the break happened if right before this one It's uploaded the YouTube Job of the hut on the sail barge Valeno caressians disguise and to 60 is the plan begins Number 12. Let me just drop a link 13 watched by Boba Fett captured the nearly completed Death Star and Princess Leia smile 14 Big fortuna now the confrontation the arrival of bush and The Skywalker factor. I've got 15 here Princess Leia, Organa a What is this one toward the desert palace? battle of the bunker in serious situation I'm down to pull a mar camel auto and 16 horrendous creature time out for love. Whoa. Whoa Bido and Jawa and then an aqua to 75 a job of the huts do dancing girl He's a little number here. So now we've got 17 through 24. Yeah lights a record do look good. I Really like the poster ones. So 17 here. He got Concerned Princess Leia help from Princess Leia Boba Fett's last stand and return on indoor a reunion on indoor at 18 Princess Leia intercedes God's revisiting revising they're revising their plan Imperial Scout peril and Luke Skywalker arrives 19 Newly pops entry coming soon. Steve English entirely pops entry sounds kind of cool Interceptor front view Han Solo's approach Admiral Ackbar's defenders and dungeons of job of the huts 20 on this one, right? Yeah 20 is now Pack 20 with an aqua the triumphant trio Jabba the huts Guests of Jabba the hut in an aqua of a curious ewok 70 of 75 Who is that Steve? 21 unexpected allies I know Calrissian undercover Star lovers and military leader Admiral Ackbar 22 On the sail barge Levitated by Luke Chewbacca and master of terror 23 pence of Luke Skywalker young Jedi monstrous fate and a captive princess Is that what I want Cal? The only little loser it is Guards of the emperor this is pack 24 by the way R2D 21 indoor The villains confer and a green Horror from the pit 45 of 60 little rancor action. You go pack 24. All right 25 to 32 25 Salma hi, I guess that's kind of cool Babe fortuna the confrontation princess Leia smile and the arrival of bush A honey booboo Otto. Oh geez This is 26 Princess Leia, Organa time out for love Skywalker factor and battle of the bunker 27 Is bedo and a jawa Toward the desert palace Serious situation and horrendous creature We've got Santa Claus a sign.  Uh, what am I on 28? Yeah, yeah 28 The heroic droids. Oh, we got a green There's uh, the ultimate mission droopy And a green face of terror 58 of 60 Oh 29 Nice the uh title card here Turn of the Jedi Uh The rancor pits Full fledged Jedi and a break for freedom 30 deadly plunge Darth Vader is down checklist 1 to 66 on series 2 and the sail barge and the desert skiff 31 Is fury of the Jedi the jaws of death Soldiers of the empire and the rescuer That was 31. This is 32 Should be a parallel. Yep You need need lower numbers now. There's another aqua a sail barge battle took for a big one though the deciders A alert to danger and an aqua is the approach of wicket 48 of 75 Ray Leota has autos in it. Dude, that's crazy. All right 33 to 40. Come on now Maybe we'll save the best box for last Oh Need a big card here has not been the best. It was not the best four boxes so far This is 33 Star quiz return of the Jedi there the inspection A collection of creatures and a benevolent creature 34 Chuck Norris has autos. That's cool Uh lightsaber battle Darth Vader on the portrait card card three Where's princess leia and a newfound friend 35 stormtrooper stormtrooper attack Han Solo in trouble lead singer size noodles And royal treatment Paul wall has an auto Oh, we got a purple we got rethinking the plan horse creatures The rescue with a purple to tan court of evil Got java bib fortuna and salacious b crumb I'm poking his head out go one of 10 nice card 37 what's up, Blake? Got toward the sarlacc pit r2d2 meets wicket captured by the ewoks and luke skywalker jedi warrior That was 37 right 38 in my hand right now 38 in my hand Han Solo was alive Sitting with royalty quiet c3po and surrounded by ewoks 39 Best voice actor award. Oh man, that's a terrible product then I guess snagged by the ewoks Uh, the plan begins ambushed by the empire and headquarters frigate And 40 aqua here r2d2 hits horrors from the pits Portrait of wicket and an aqua is all hail c3po 15 of 75 Oh, yeah, not the not the best few only had a few or low enough only had one That wasn't awkward green That was a tough one. I'm sorry guys appreciate joining though. Congrats to those that did get parallels Moving on now to personals


What's up guys, in this video I'm going to give you five steps for beginners to become a UX designer while we're waiting for let's go. What's up guys, let's jump straight in. So the first thing you need to do if you want to start your journey to become a UX designer is get set up with the right tools. So my main job as a UX designer is to deliver to development teams a plan to design websites. And that plan is normally a prototype and that prototype could be high fidelity, which looks like a real website or low fidelity, which is basically a sketch or a wireframe. For low fidelity prototypes, you can use whatever you want. You can draw on a piece of paper. But for high fidelity prototypes, I use a program called Figma. So the three main programs that they use in the industry is Figma, which I use, which is free for Windows and Mac. There's Sketch, which is only on Mac only, which I think is like $99 and there's Adobe XD. Adobe XD, you get with the CC license, which is for Windows and Mac. So all three of them good. I've used all of them in my time. The best one, I believe for beginners and the easiest one to use is Figma. So head on over there. Just Google Figma design tool, get started. It's super easy. There's no point even talking about the other ones. So you try Figma. You can design prototypes in it. You can design full websites. So that's the number one tool that you need. Everyone can get it. Let's get on to the next one. Okay, so the next thing that you need to do is once you've got set up with the tool that we use, you then need to understand the basics of UX. So I'm going to link a video up here, which I've made, which is 30 minutes. And it's going to, you need to understand what UX is, what UI is, what the process is when you work at a big company to design websites. So all of that is there after this video. I'm going to link it at the end as well. Watch the video, understand the basics, and that's where you need to go next. Then once you understand all of the basics, you can move on to step three, which is getting a portfolio set up.  So a normal job, you just have your resume, which is your work history, but you also need a portfolio, which is examples of work that you've done. So there's plenty of free builders online. So one of my favorite ones is Adobe portfolio. That's something that you get with the CC Cloud. And it's basically a ready made website where you can go in and you can put your work. And even if you've got no work to show, you need to create a portfolio. So you can add to it over time instead of building it at the end as like a last thing before you get a job. So there's other places where you can host your portfolio. There's Squarespace, which is also a good website builder. Or you can, if you know, hastyman on CSS, you can design a website from scratch. I think it's easiest for beginners just to go and get a ready made template. But go and have a look. There's loads of portfolio builders out there checking out Adobe portfolio. Get that set up straight away and then we can move on to the next step, which is filling it with example projects. So if you've never had a job before or you've never done any freelance work, you need to put projects into your portfolio so you can get that first job. And that means doing example projects. So over on my website, AnthonyComboy.com, I've got 17 projects, which you get your started, but you can just make up your own project if you want, like if you want to redesign a goal as a website or something. But you need a brief to say what you're going to do and all this stuff you can put in your portfolio. So you can talk about the brief that you've got. Then you can design a website and then you upload it into your portfolio. And what your goal is is to get really, really good, we call them case studies. So you've got design, your website in Figma based on the brief. Then in your portfolio, you do something called a case study, which is where you talk about little bits that you've done and put it all together. This then leads on to step five, which is the last one, which is then you need to get a job. So LinkedIn is the best place for this. LinkedIn has loads of jobs in your local area, but big companies hire people called recruiters and recruiters essentially go out and find talent for the big companies. So you can hook up with loads of recruiters online. You can just type in UX recruiter or you can contact people who actually work in companies that you want to work for and LinkedIn. So if you haven't got a LinkedIn profile, set it up now. Then on your LinkedIn profile, make connections with recruiters and people who work in big companies. And maybe just ask people if they can have a chat for five minutes. That's how you get links into the industry. Recruiters are where you find jobs, places like Indeed and stuff also have job postings. But LinkedIn, the recruiters normally go there before you even get posted on the job boards. So they five steps. The next step then, if you want to learn the basics, is to check out the next video. It's half an hour. It's going to walk you through everything that you need to know. A lot more detail in this five minute video. I hope you've enjoyed that. Smash the like if you have. What's next video? And until next time, keep designing.


What a beautiful location we have. Really excited as when we first started the treasure tree program this year I just had this vision of doing it under a treasure tree and what a magnificent location that we have. So I'm really excited, really excited about the treasure tree program and being able to award some folks that we have here but before I get going I did want to introduce our host which is Columbia College and President Dr. Carol Moore as she will welcome us today in this location so. Certainly is appropriate that the tree today has kept us dry so welcome everyone. This is a pleasure to have you on our campus and we are very proud and comforted by this tree most days that we are on campus. So I'm glad that you could be here today for this ceremony and also to enjoy the absolute amazing wonder of this beautiful tree so with that. Thank you, thank you. So with that I want to talk a little bit about some of the other organizations that we have in the community that really helped to embody and take care of our tree canopy in the urban forest and with that we have a couple different organizations. Columbia Garden Club is a huge supporter of what the Forestry and Beautification Division does. There's also the Tree and Appearance Commission and I want to just be able to let these folks speak a little bit about what they do and kind of the initiatives that they oversee and just so we can find more information about them just so you know a little bit about some of these other organizations so with that I have Carolyn Dugan from the Tree and Appearance Commission. If she'd like to come out and just say just a few words that'd be great. Hi everyone. I'm from the City's Tree and Appearance Commission. We are 13 volunteer members from the city. We meet once a month and we are mainly a peanut gallery I would like to say for the City Council and any new policies regarding trees in the urban forest. We give our recommendations. We help give the planners our advice on the upcoming master plan. Anything about trees and beautification. We're trying to build up our social media so you all can come to events that we're having so you can check out the City's website for that. I do have two projects that we're working on that I think you all might be interested in. In January and February we have a plant the park and that's where every year we go around and try to increase the smaller understory trees throughout the City's parks and the second one that we have been working on for several years is we're trying to paint and give the train bridge over Gervaestri a beautiful facelift that's such an important entrance into the City. I don't know if you all have seen the other one on five points that look so nice now so we're still raising funds and trying to make that a beautiful part of Columbia as well so thank you. Also another group that I'm very fond of is the Columbia Green and they do a lot to sponsor a lot of our annuals and some of our beds and we also they really encourage the planting of trees and we just completed a 10,000 tree planting ceremony and so they're a big advocate of tree planting in the community and so I wanted Susie Thorpe president of Columbia Green to say a few words about their organization. Well thanks Caleb for inviting Columbia Green to participate in this really special day. It's also nice to see a number of Columbia Green board members here and a lot of those members are also members of the C-TAC board so it's a good synergy that way. So Columbia Green has a really long history of supporting tree initiatives and as Caleb said last month in partnership with Forestry and Beautification we wrapped up a several-year project to plant 10,000 trees city-wide and what was even better is the mayor came and helped us plant that 10th ceremonial 10,000th tree at Riverfront Park and we hope early next year to be announcing another exciting tree initiative but meanwhile for those of you who don't know Columbia Green we are a nonprofit founded in 1984 and dedicated to beautification of the greater Columbia area as a way to enhance the quality of life for all of us who live and work in the city. You see what we do every day when you drive into the city through the city gateways like the Sunset Drive area or coming off Elmwood and in medians throughout the city. We work with Forestry and Beautification to help with the plantings for those areas. We also give grants to support a variety of landscaping projects in neighborhoods for nonprofit institutions and other public institutions. So we do all these things we do by raising money and the way we raise money is through memberships and our annual festival of gardens which this year will be held May 1st and 2nd in 2020 it's coming year. So you can learn more about what we do on our website at ColumbiaGreen.org. Hope you'll read it decide to join us and I want to say it's a pleasure to be under this fabulous tree. And with that too I would uh I cannot go on without thanking my staff. So my staff is over here. I have at the end Anne Heiler who's our Reforestation program coordinator and the 500 trees that she plants in the right of way every year. I have assistant Glenn Brown who is a certified arborist and is a certified arborist as well. If you guys are calling the main forestry line you are going to be talking to lovely Miss Wendy Bell and that's who you will hear and she disperses the information and gets us the things we need to be able to take care of our trees. Then also we have her here Amy Wright our landscape designer who is also a certified arborist who does all of our landscaping as well as some tree stuff whenever we need her to do that. So I appreciate those guys and they really uh they care about our urban forests and they really take care of things and I really appreciate their time so um you know round of applause for them as well. So with that the treasure tree program started back in 2006. Some of you may know Susie Hayward as she was with the Columbia Garden Club and still is and she wasn't able to be with us today but she wanted to pass along her thanks for carrying on the program and it's been along for quite some time and it's just really cool to be able to celebrate trees such as this and with that just think back to maybe the first time you came across a tree that really stopped you in your tracks whether it be the size of it the species of tree maybe there are some features about it that really it just made you think a tree like this you think man imagine the storms the hurricanes the wind the flooding the weather that this kind of a tree like this is seen and a lot of these trees have a story to tell and so we want to celebrate that and as you can see in our program we have a lot of individuals who have some trees that are very special to them that we want to celebrate and it could be for the size also for just the nostalgia or the childhood memories that go along with some of these trees as they mark us. Hey there Mayor Steve Benjamin here thanks for watching this video make sure you give it a like right below the video and don't forget to subscribe also while you're here be sure to check out one of our other videos or follow on our social media platforms thanks again and remember we are Colombia


John Cristani here and I'm going to be talking about how to create passive income and easily make a hundred dollars per day. Now in my business, I make thousands of dollars per day but I'm going to be going over how you can make a hundred dollars per day in passive income and you can see some proof of that right over here. With just one video I did, I make anywhere from 150 to $350 per day promoting a little known affiliate product. Now the first step to doing this is you want to set up an affiliate funnel. You can start with ClickBank to find what's called an affiliate offer to promote. Affiliate offers are products, are companies that will pay you a commission each time you recommend their products to other people. You can even promote my training system on ClickBank and we've paid out millions of dollars to affiliates of mine over the course of the past three years. We paid out over $2 million alone last year. Now ClickBank will approve you instantly so that you don't have to worry about the approval process. Just be sure to build a funnel that links to whatever product you promote. Direct linking to products, meaning you just put in the affiliate link, usually doesn't convert well and it doesn't build a list. But if you build a squeeze page or what's called a pre-sell page before you recommend the product, it does better. For instance, I advertise ClickFunnels. I like to use ClickFunnels to build my website funnels and I will put a little page in there that will collect a person's email address and then send them to the product that I recommend. Another example is if you go to the affiliate network sheet in the link in this description, you will see links to a bunch of affiliate networks that you can join. Whenever you join an affiliate network, I earn a commission when you start making money. So that is an example of a pre-sell page, but it's just a spreadsheet. Again, spreadsheets can be pre-sell pages too. The second way to build this passive income is to build multiple lists from that marketing funnel. Start off with capturing that person's information that is interested in whatever you're selling. Maybe you're selling weight loss products. Maybe you're selling investment advice. Maybe you're selling advice on how to refinance your mortgage. Maybe you're selling advice on how to get rid of acne. You're teaching people how to create a good video equipment setup for YouTube videos. Capture the person's information and that way when you capture that person's information, they are opting in for the exact thing that your video or your whatever is your social media post is promising. This makes your life easier. And after you get somebody on your email list, you can keep getting them on new lists after they're on your email list. Encourage them to join your Facebook group, which teaches them the best equipment setup to become a YouTuber. Get them on your Instagram page. Get them on your private forum. Get them on your subreddit. Get them on whatever you can to help you build an audience. One thing that I like doing is having bonus videos for when people join, let's say my Facebook group, there's added value. There's more content within my Facebook group, my Discord channel. There's added value. You get to interact with more marketers and you get to be a part of a community when you join my Discord community. And the more lists you get people on, the more people will see your marketing messages. And the more people see your marketing messages, the more likely they are to buy. You also turn one asset into many assets so you can make money long-term. The third step is to run Facebook ads to get what you're doing even more profitable and even more customers. Now, when you have this funnel setup, start running Facebook ads to it. You can search John Crestani Facebook ads and you can learn some more of my tips on running Facebook ads. I have some very popular videos how to put up Facebook ads. I also go in depth on Facebook ads in my course called the super affiliate system. Getting to $100 a day profit with Facebook ads, it isn't the hardest thing in the world. There are lots of people on Facebook and it's especially easy if you have a proven affiliate offer to send traffic to. You just have to do split testing on your pre-sell page and your marketing messages and the ads themselves to finally get to something that ends up profitable and works. It's one thing that you have to focus on to get to your goal of $100 a day profit. And just be sure to keep split testing instead of getting distracted by this opportunity, this opportunity, there's a million opportunities out there. And I'll tell you this, they all work. But those who dedicate themselves to one thing and one thing only will succeed with it versus those who drift around and fail. $100 a day with Facebook ads is not a hard target if you stay focused. It's hard to stay focused.  Again, they all work. That's why people talk about them. But it's about focusing on one thing. Now, I focus on advertising. I focused on getting really good at online advertising with affiliate marketing. I didn't make money for years. But what I did was I sold my services to other people that didn't know as much about advertising and I helped small businesses do their advertising. I was able to build a business of $30,000 a month in profits, just helping other businesses do advertising while I was continually unable to get any of my affiliate campaigns profitable. How does that make sense? I'm not able to be profitable myself yet I'm getting companies pay me $30,000 a month. So I was getting paid to learn with other people's money. 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Good morning, everyone. Basel Chappanier for 11 o'clock, Tiger Financial News Network Market Update. After my show, the Tiger Traditions Hour just finished. And in fact, I had a question from someone in the Tiger YouTube about ET. This is energy ET. I'll just do this real quickly now because it pertains to what I want you to talk about in this update. Yeah, it's in Leg D, making a possible peak D. So I think that the energy going to Exxon, CVX, OIH, the oil service, so many of them have got to these Leg Ds and peak Ds possible. I think the oil could pull back a little bit. Looking out, it's, well, that looked great. But short of term, I think there's just a little bit of an overboard situation. So let's do this right away. Dow has gone to a new recovery high, fabulous move above the high of September of 32,504. It's only in Leg C at 32,653, up 621. The S&P being led by the Dow. The general is leading the troops. And the S&P is up 62 at 3869. Very nice move. It shouldn't go to a Leg D. You should try to get to the 8 area in the next couple of days. You're looking at the QQQ after all the bad news with Amazon and everything coming back up 6, almost 6 at 278, 60. You're looking at the IWM. IWM is lagging quite a bit. This is the small caps. It's up $1.72 to 180. Gold at the usual Friday tanking, I wouldn't call it tank. It's only down about 20 points at 1646, but it is lagging because the Dow is showing some strength. Not fantastic strength, but some strength up 21 ticks at 110.7. I don't think it's there. I think it's the volatility index that's finally coming down and giving some relief. The volatility is down to the 26s. It was a 34 a month, October the 12th earlier this month. So we're looking at that and then crude oil, yeah, crude oil is coming on okay, but it's down a little solid, down $1 at 88 in this chapter, inside track, repellent zone and I did the TLT, I'll just do that one more time. The TLT is at 97.34 holding well. I think if yields can come down, if the volatility index comes down and if we're looking at the rotation saying Dow's leading with the cyclicals, can you believe it's cyclicals moving up like this when we supposedly are about to have a recession or inner recession? This is a good sign. Have a great rest of the day. Stay tuned. You've got Steve Rhodes, you've got Thinkorswim, you've got Dave White, you've got Tom O'Brien wrapping up today. Don't forget, Tom O'Brien starts us off with a fabulous show, market to go for 9 a.m. See you on Monday. Have a great weekend and have a great day.


So let's keep going with the next section of our data frame. And now we will, okay, now that we loaded the data, we actually, we obviously want to, you know, do things with it. And the first, you know, very basic thing we want to do is table the data is, for instance, to be able to access a specific column or a specific row of the, of the data frame. So this is done with these two attributes. So dot columns two will list columns of data frame. And as we've already seen, dot index will list rows of certain data frame. So let me just reload my data frame here. And let's have a look at the values returned by these two attributes. So as I briefly mentioned before, these two, the values returned by dot index and dot columns, actually they're all sort of class of objects. So you see that for the index, it's an object called an index range. And for column, it's an object called an index. But in practice, these two objects are, you can consider them as a simply as a sequence of values. And again, you can, you know, iterate over it, for instance, with a, with a for loop. As I've shown before, they're also very easy to convert to a list or a tuple with a construction method of these classes. So for instance, here, I'm simply, if I want to get the columns as a list, I can simply convert it with by calling list here. But again, often you don't have to do this because you can directly use them as a sequence. So with these attributes, I can get values of columns and rows, so indexes, but I can also set new values. So let's say, if for some reason I want to change the name of the columns, I can do this by simply passing values, by setting a value to df.column. So here you see what I do is that I'm uppercasing all the column names. Okay, so I take the name of the columns, I loop over it, and I convert them to uppercase. And for the index here, what I'm doing is I'm simply adding a prefix passenger underscore and then the number of rows. Okay, so with .columns and index, you can both set and get the values of the column names and of the row names. All right, so here I just reset the column names and the index to what it was before. So for column names, you see that I'm changing, I'm setting a new value here. And later we will see what, how exactly this works, but basically in pandas, you can apply sort of function to all values of a column, or in this case of column names. And if I want to reset the index, I can use this reset index method of data frame. So now you see my index is back to the standard to default, which is simply numbers from zero to the number of rows minus one. Now, if I don't want to get another basic attribute of data frame is shape. So with dot shape, I will get a tuple that contains the number of rows and number of columns in my data frame. So you see here, if I print df.shape, I get this tuple here. So the first value is the number of rows. And the second is the number of columns in my data frame. And this, this object is a tuple. Okay, so now what I can, for instance, if I wanted to get these values, number of rows and number of columns in two different variables, two different objects, I can simply use value unpacking in Python. So I will write row count comma column count equals df.shape. If I do this, now you see that I have the row count and column count in two different variables. So this is a value unpacking. It is clear for how it works for everyone or does someone want that we quickly explain it. I mean, yeah, so if you need an explanation, please speak up. Otherwise, I will skip this initial material. But yeah, basically, value unpacking is simply attributing, assigning values to several variables on a single line. Okay, so if everyone is clear with this, it's perfect. All right, so now we've seen how we can access, you know, row names, column names, how many rows, how many columns do I have. Now let's see how I can actually access the content of a column or of a first of a column. All right, so let me reload the data frame here. So the way, I mean, there are different ways that I can access the content of a column, but the easiest is to use this syntax with square brackets. Okay, so you see that this, for people who are familiar with R, this will be very familiar to them because it's the same type of syntax. So if I do the name of my data frame object, so df, and then a square brackets, I can then pass the name of a column to access this column. Okay, so if I do df, and then the string age, I will get all the values from the age column. There's another syntax that I can use to access a single column is to do df dot and then the name of the column. Okay, so df dot age will give me exactly the same result as square brackets age. One important difference is to see that when I use the square brackets notation, I need to actually pass a string. So the string that is the name of the column, whereas with the dot notation, I don't pass a string, right? I directly give the, I simply type the name of the column. So if I try this, okay, this does not work. So these are two ways that I can select a single column. Now, if I want to select more than one, then I have to resort to using the syntax with the square brackets. And so the way it works is that I simply, and now I have to, I can give a list of elements of columns, so is that I want to to get. So here, let's say I want to get the age and sex columns, then I open, maybe I have a space here to make it clear. I use the square brackets to select columns. And then inside, I have to give a list of columns to select. Okay, so in Python, remember list you created with square brackets. So I open and close square brackets, and I give a list of columns I want to get. And I see that I, this returns me a subset of my data frame with the two columns that I selected. Okay, just a note here to say that for this particular syntax, it really, I mean, I have to pass a list of values. So if I try to pass another type of iterable, for instance, I try to pass a tuple. Okay, so this will not work. So you really have to give a list of values here. It cannot be any type, any other type of iterable. All right, so now I'm able to select a single column, and I'm able to select multiple columns. With the syntax of selecting a column, I'm also able to actually assign new values to that column. So for instance, here, I have now changed the column citizenship of my data frame. So the last column here, I've set all the values to UK. Okay, so you simply access the content of column, and then you assign it a new value. So if you pass a single value, then all the elements, all the rows in that column will get assigned this same value as you see here. I sorry, I forgot to say that if, so if actually, before running this comment here, you saw that I did not have any citizenship column in my data frame. So the behavior here is that if a column does not exist, it's automatically created. Okay, and if it exists, then it will be overwritten. So here's a, now the citizenship column was already created, it exists here. So if I assign it new values, these values will be created. If the column did not exist, then it would be first created as we just, just so. So yeah, just a warning here that, you know, when you create a new column, or you want to modify values of a column, then either you have to pass a single value, in which case all the rows have the same value, or you have to pass a sequence of values that exactly matches the length as a number of rows in the data frame. So if I try to, for instance, do something like this, it would fail because my, remember my data frame was 891 rows, but here I'm passing only three values. Okay, so I get this ugly error message. If I scroll to the bottom, I see that what the problem is. So unfortunately, I don't know why, but for some reason, Pandas has always these, whenever there is an error, you always get these ugly error messages, but usually when you scroll to the bottom, you see what the problem is. All right, so we've seen now how we can access the content of a column. We've seen how we can create a new column or assign new values to the column. So another, sometimes, you know, I added something that I want to add column, but sometimes I also want to delete them. And to do this, I can use the drop method. Okay, so if I call my data frame dot drop, then I can delete, actually I can delete either columns or later we will see that you can also delete rows, but to delete columns, I simply pass the name of the column I want to delete. And then there's another argument that is useful is to say whether the modification should be in place or not. So let's maybe what we could first do, let's first set in place to rows and try to do this like that. All right, so here you see I'm dropping a column on this, on my data frame, and I assign the output to a new data frame here that I call DF2. So you see that this DF2 data frame now has one as the citizenship column is no longer there because I deleted it. But in the original data frame, sorry, I actually still have it. Okay, and this is the effect of this in place argument. So if it's false, then the method of the function will return a copy of the data frame with the column dropped, but the original data frame is not modified. And conversely, if I set in place equals true, then actually I'm modifying the original data frame. Okay, so now DF has really one less column. And if you give in place equals true, then the call to the method actually returns now. So it returns an object now. Okay, you will see in pandas, there are many methods that take this in place argument, and it's always the same idea. If I set in place equals true, then I'm making a modification on the actual data frame where I'm calling the method. And if I set it to false, then I return a modified copy of the data frame, and I do not touch my original data frame. As far as I know, the default value is always false. It's kind of a safe choice to avoid that you accidentally delete a column in your data frame. So if you want to modify your original data frame, you always have to put to set in place explicitly pass in place equals true. All right, so that's how I remove a column from data frame. Now, another aspect that I want to talk about here is that the types of data that you store in a data frame. So what happens is that each so when a data frame is created, each of the column can contain a specific type of data. Okay, and these can be the following. So you can have integer values can have float values or values with a decimal. And then we have this object type, which is kind of categories that will regroup everything that is basically not a number. So if you have a string, they will be classified as objects. So here in my Titanic data set, you see that I have, for instance, all the strings of this object type. So name and sex columns here. Then I have age, which is float. So maybe some of the values have a decimal point. And then we have three columns that are integers. So the passenger class, survive and family, and then the fare, which in this case, I agree should really be a float and embarked again, it's a string. So it's type object. And there are other types that are possible. So if you have a column with true, false, there would be Booleans. If you had a column with times or dates, you'd have a date time type. And if you have columns that contains categories or factors of a variable, then this would be a category. So by default, when you load a data set, pandas will try to assign these object types automatically. But for some reason, you're not happy with the assignments that was made. You can change it with as type method. So I can call this on a column to change the type of this column. So in the example here, maybe let's just remind us how the data looks like. All right. So here I'm creating a copy of this data frame. And I want to change. So the fare column, remember by default, it was loaded as a float. So decimal numeric values, which is in this case, appropriate, I think. But if for some reason we wanted to convert it to a string, then I could simply call the as type method on the column. So remember here I have my data frame. Then I select the column fare with the dot fare syntax. And then I call this method as type on this function. And I pass it the type I want to convert it to. So here I want to convert it to string. And you see that now the type of fare is object. Because remember that strings are classified as objects in this object type in a pandas data frame. And of course, now that I converted my fare column to a string, then it means I can now manipulate it as if it was a string because it contains strings. So for instance, if I wanted to add a dollar sign in front of each of the values, I could easily do that. Okay, so sometimes because different types of objects have different methods that you can apply to them. This is why it's sometimes necessary to convert a certain column into a certain type. For instance, now that my fare is a string object, I can also apply all the string methods on it. For instance, if I want to count the number of times I have a five value in the string, I could use the count method of string. All right, another type of category that is often useful is another type of object, sorry, that is often useful is to make it a category. So if you have a column that contains values that are factors. So typically in the case of our data frame here, maybe the passenger class, so the values are one, two, or three. By default, pandas has loaded this as integers. But maybe I would actually try to want to like to like to convert it to categories because actually the classes corresponds to categories rather than integers. So again, I will select my column with the dot notation here, so df.pclass.  And now you see that the type of my, of the values contained in my column respond to category. And now that I changed it to a category type of object, I can use the dot cat method to, for instance, apply all types of methods that are only applicable to categories. For instance, I can easily now rename the categories to let's say like here Roman numbering one, two, three instead of Arabic one, two, three that we had before. All right, so yeah, we still, I think it's 1020. So what I suggest is that we do the micro exercise three here. And it's a bit longer, I think, than the other one. So yeah, let's see, let's take five to 10 minutes to do it. And we will quickly correct it. And then we will have a 15 minute break column. We start with a single column of data frame, which is actually a panda, what in pandas we call a series object or a series object is simply a vector of values. And actually when you act, a data frame is if you want a collection of a series and each column of the data frame corresponds to a series. So when I do here pd.series, what I do is I simply create a new vector of value. So as if I had a single column of a data frame. And here you see that I'm filling it with random numbers from between zero and 100. And I create them as strings. And then I add a percent. Okay, so we start with these columns that we, you know, let's assume that we loaded it from a data frame. And now, because we would like to work with these values as numbers, and not as strings, we have to convert them to integers. Well, of course, if I try to directly convert these strings, it will not work because of the percentage sign here. And basically, a Python will tell me, you know, I don't know how to convert this to an integer. So the first thing I need to do is I need to remove the percentage sign from the string. And so because the values are strings, so I have all the regular, you know, methods of base string in Python at my disposal. Okay. And one of these methods is, I indicated here, the hint is the strip method. So what does a strip do? I will just illustrate here with a small test. So test is just a string object here. And I'm, see, I'm printing it here in the second line. By the way, so I often use this, this called f strings, very handy in Python.  And then inside with curly braces, you can expand any variable to its, its value. So here I will print the test variable. Now, let's see, I will now apply the strip method on it. And you see by default strip removes white space, leading and trailing white spaces. Okay. But if I pass it the values, then I can actually remove strip anything that I want. So for instance, in my case, I have a percentage. So if I say strip, and now I give a past percent as a, the string that I want to remove as an argument, you see that, sorry, type, oh, yeah, so it was in the web string, you need to use a different type. I have it because I'm already using it here. So it's also, all right. So you see that now I stripped as a percent value or character from the end of the, of the line. So what I can do is I can apply this to my entire vector here, my entire column of values with dot str, dot strip. And now I will strip the percentage. All right. So now you see my values have become, there are still strings. So the, the type, if I, you can see the type here is still object. But at least I got rid of the trailing percentage. And so now I can easily convert them to, I mean, now it's possible to actually convert them to, to an integer. So and for this, I use the as type method. And here I will say, oops, int for integer. Okay. So I still have the same values, but now you see that the data type is int 64. So it's a, they have become actual numbers instead of being strings. And after this, I could, you know, work with it as if they were numbers. So I could, for instance, apply mathematical operations on it and so on. All right. Any, any questions? So if it's not the case, then I suggest we do is a


We're aiming for 30 minutes as a baseline for your productivity every day because for many of us when we struggle with procrastination Our baseline for effort is zero many days will go by when I don't do anything I have zero hours done We're just raising that up to a new threshold a new lower threshold, which is 30 minutes At least every day now is going by and I'm doing something towards my goal in this Hey there, it's David. I have a question. I'm on procrastination and I'm going to answer a question here from a subscriber to to my online course on procrastination and As you may have known as you may know about now in my procrastination approach is quite different to many of the other approaches that are out there and It's really not about pushing yourself hard all the time It's this it's a mentality of actually know let me just put in some healthy boundaries with this Set myself as a priority work on myself esteem do some inner work on myself And then the work will come and there are practical things you can do in terms of scheduling your work and things like that That I talk about in detail in the course but this is a question from Jenny and Jenny is talking about she's recently taken the course She's determined to change her perception of work away from this have to mindset that I talk about in the course Which is toxic to motivation have to have to have to need to most most most all the time Changing the language is a part of the course that I talk about into from away from have to into choose to want to and It's already had an effect and She agrees with the approach that I'm using however. She says I struggle in seeing half an hour as a win Okay, so by that what I mean is in in the course in my approach to Procrastination I Emphasize well, what is our biggest hurdle? What's our biggest obstacle and For many of us it's the feeling of being overwhelmed I time so overwhelmed. I don't know where to begin and our nervous system goes into this We've all heard it a fight or a flight Response of the nervous system, but we're procrastination. It's freeze. It just freezes it gets so overwhelmed Okay, our nervous system is telling sending this signal. This is too much. This is too much I don't know where to start with this and then it would be freeze so I Tell people look only focus never tell yourself you're going to do three hours of work or four hours of work or these Mammoth long sessions only ever tell your nervous system To commit to doing 30 minutes at a time Now you may well end up doing more than 30 minutes But you only consciously ever commit to doing 30 minutes because that's a conversation what your nervous system You're having when that's happening You're trying to can you to take the side of the nervous system. You're trying to say look I hear you We're only doing this easy step this next easy step and then The whole point of this is that that will make it much easier for you to move, you know Off the couch into work or to actually start this thing. I Also tell people if at the end of the 30 minutes you're struggling with it or anything like that you stop Okay, you stop and you and you go and do something else But Jenny says here that she's struggling to to see that the half hour of work that she has put in as a positive thing She's currently studying for a test to get into university She's constantly thinking that a half an hour of work Won't be enough Even though as I've pointed out I Wouldn't do anything if I am for longer hours So do you have any tips on still feeling bad when I'm not studying after having completed the 30 minutes? Yeah Yeah so I bet Jenny You are very motivated by this and by the goal I know that you're motivated by this and I know that you want to do well in this 100% So it's not a question of wanting because I know consciously that you do want to do well in this The issue is always what can I get my nervous system to agree to? Okay, now over time if you just stick with this plan of Small steps small steps over it's very very hard for us to perceive this But a consistent small efforts over a long enough Frame of time leads to enormous benefits down the road Okay, what we don't want to have is no effort no effort no effort huge effort no effort no Like inconsistently died like these huge spikes in productivity and huge long periods of lows in our productivity There's many reasons for that momentum psychological momentum is one of them. I've talked about in the past But it's I get what your where your question is coming from here because it is hard for us to perceive 30 minutes consistently as as Going to make a difference But that's only because we can't perceive it in the short term if you stick with this philosophy over months and even years It is inevitable that you're going to come out well ahead on this so We're aiming for 30 minutes as a baseline for your productivity every day because for many of us when we struggle with procrastination Our baseline for effort is zero many days will go by when I don't do anything. I have zero hours done We're just raising that up to a new threshold a new lower threshold Which is 30 minutes at least every day now is going by and I'm doing something towards my goal in this and then you can have Days when you have I say you mix consistency with rare moments of greatness So there's 30 minutes. I'm doing things every day something towards it And then when I feel that that positivity I feel that motivation I feel that my nervous system is on my side. I would put in much higher effort on occasion Now this is rolling 30 minute blocks I usually say to people you only ever commit to 30 minutes at a time So you say to yourself look I'll do 30 minutes You go you do the 30 minutes. Maybe you feel that continuing Maybe you do an hour. Maybe you do 45 minutes beautiful take a break next step Continue to only commit to 30 minutes at a time and at the end of the day You might look back and you've got two and a half hours three hours done. Okay? When I was doing this I was again, I've said this in so many videos here But I was a chronic procrastinator weeks would go by when I wouldn't do anything and it was all this guilt story This this not good enough narrative But when I started to do this I Started to become finally started to get consistency and there was no longer these long long breaks in this so and I had these moments then when I would actually do at times when I started to get over this procrastination stuff Some days and I'm not advocating this but some days I was doing nine hours of solid work And it was pretty regular nine hours of solid focused work now again I'm not suggesting that that's should be the norm. Okay at all 30 minutes It should be the baseline and that's all you're aiming for everything beyond 30 minutes is a baseline or is a bonus What I am saying here is You have no idea how capable you are and how how capable of massive productivity You are until you really resolve this issue of procrastination You're doing the work. You're putting in the effort. You're well on track and see this is a long-term growth process for you Okay, this is not something you have to get perfect that straight away your growth trajectory here is like this Okay, you're going up and up and you're improving all the time with this you're going to improve the relationship You have with yourself You're going to develop self-trust and once you get more of that self-trust and we stop that self-sabotage cycle or mechanism That is inherent to procrastination Your your trajectory is only going to go one way and it's up. So Jenny reach out again Let me know if that was helpful. I hope it was and for anyone else that's interested in this You can go to my website the link is below You can either buy my book on procrastination or you can sign up for my online video course Which you can also get the book as a bonus in that and I'll show you exactly how to overcome this issue and So far it's helping a lot of people so I'm really really pleased about that I'll leave it there for now. Thanks so much for watching and I'll see you next time


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