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With his faithful Indian companion, Tonto, the daring and resourceful mask rider of the plains led the fight for law and order in the early western United States. Nowhere in the pages of history can one find a greater champion of justice. Return with us now to those thrilling days of yesteryear. From out of the past come the thundering hoofbeats of the great horse, Silver! The Lone Ranger rides again! Come on, Silver! Let's go, big fella! Are you Silver? A short distance from town where the main trail went through a canyon, several men waited behind some large boulders. The leader of the gang, Duke Keller, was saying... That ombre bringing the payroll for the new mines should have been here long ago. He was you to arrive at the Rockton Bank at noon. Yeah, he was leaving Milbank when I hit the trail. I took shortcuts to get here ahead of him. Hey, wait a minute. Looks like he's coming home. Yeah, we'd better hit a ladder and be ready. Get to yourself, boys! All right, let's go! This is a hold-up, missy. Hold on, you won't get anything of value from me. Stop strutting! Give me that black bag from under the sea pronto. It's under if you wanted, you'll have to get it yourself. Good act tough, eh? Keepin' covered, man. Now I'll get the bag. I won't let you take that bag. I expected that move. This'll keep you quiet. But in the try to stop me, here's a bag. Search him, Duke. Maybe he's got some cash on him. It's a good idea. Not much cash. He's got a gold watch and far but might as well take it. One of you fellas can have it. All right, let's get away from here. It was just about dusk when Toronto arrived at the camp after a trip to town. Oh, scum, oh, but that's anything about Duke Keller's gang in town, Toronto. Feller and Buckboard come to town while go. He reports to Sheriff that it may get robbed of mine payroll by outlaws. He'll say them wear handkerchiefs cross face. I see. Dolly, I wonder if he was the same man I met on the trail today. What fella you meet look like, Dan? Well, he was, well, a big man, very friendly. He was driving a roll. Oh, him same fella. He'll say outlaws take bag with payroll, then knock him on head and take cash and watch from pockets. Gosh, he showed me the fine watch, Fobby Head. It's possible that was a killer gang. That's right. Sheriff leave with posse to trail outlaws. We don't think them go far. It gets dark soon. They're no moon tonight. We'll wait until Don then try to pick up their trail. But is the killer gang? This may be the break we've been looking for.  Then he and Tuttle went to the cafe in town to find out what progress the posse had made in their search. They sat nearby as the outlaw, Jake, spoke to the sheriff who had just entered. Hi, Chef. How'd you make out in the hunt for the outlaws? Well, they left a trail as far as the river and then we lost them. We searched up and down both banks but we couldn't pick up the trail again. Oh, it's too bad. And the worst of it is the start of the rain. I was hoping we could pick up the trail in the morning. The rain will wash away all signs. Luck seems to be against you, Chef. All right, let's go, Tuttle. We've heard enough. All right, not good rain cover trail. In spite of the rain, Tuttle, we'll search along the river in the morning. Easy city, big philosophy, Tuttle. The following morning, the lone ranger, once more wearing his mask, left the camp with Tuttle after telling Dan they'd be back by noon. He's been told to take his horse Victor into town to the blacksmith's shop for a new shoe. Dan rode leisurely to town. While he waited for the blacksmith to finish with Victor, a rough-looking man pulled to a stop outside. There comes another customer, Mr. Norton. That's all right, Dan. I'll be through here in just a minute. Howdy, Mr. I want to get some horseshoe nails. Got any to spare? Well, now I reckon I can let you have a few, Mr. Be with you in just a minute or two. It seems to me you could stop long enough to sell me a few nails. I haven't got all morning. I've got to get back. Must be getting on to 10 o'clock already. The dog won't want to stop again. I'll get the nails. Enough, Mr. Here's a quarter. Keep the change. I gave him more than a quarter's worth of those nails. I better forget it. You said the new shoe would be a dollar. That's right, Dan. Here it is, sir. Thanks. Well, there's something I've been wanting to ask you, Dan. Hello, Mr. Norton. I can't start to talk now. I want to follow that man. What do you want to follow him for? Because of that watch and farby's carrying. Goodbye, sir. Steady boy. Come on, Dan. Come on. Along the trail, the man who bought the nails had taken. Come on. As he rounded a turn in the trail, he was startled to find the man waiting for him in a clump of cottonwoods. Stop where you are. I'm walking around. Hold it. Hold it. Hold it. What do you follow on me for? What makes you think I was? You didn't seem to be in a big hurry back at the blacksmith's shop. What's more, I noticed you're staring at my watch and farb back there. I noticed how unusual it is. The farb, I mean. Maybe I'm local, but I still think you were trailing me. I guess I just made a mistake and took the wrong trail. I'll go back to town. I'll go back. No, you don't. Hold on, Button. You go back and blab about seeing that watch and farb. Why should I mention it, sir? You might, and I'm not taking any chances. I'll take you along with me and let Duke Keller decide what to do with you. All right, I'm heading. Go on, get moving. Come on, Victor, come on.  At noon, the Lone Ranger and Tuttle, who had been unsuccessful in picking up the gang's trail because of the rain the night before, returned to their camp. They waited for more than an hour. Then the Lone Ranger became concerned about Dan. Tuttle, Dan knew we'd be here at noon. He should have been back long ago. That's right. If blacksmith busy, Dan not wait this long. I'll be back in a minute. Good town to meet him. Here's a look. Here's a scout.  He's got an easy fella. He must scout. Failing to meet Dan along the way, the Lone Ranger waited in a grove of trees because of his mask, while Tuttle rode into town to the blacksmith shop. Before long, Tuttle returned and reigned to a halt hurriedly. Oh, scout, oh fella. Easy, scout. Easy, fella. What did you find out, Tuttle? A blacksmith, old friend of ours. Him once had shopped near Padre's mission. A fella named Norton. I remember Norton. What about Dan? Well, blacksmiths say stranger come to shop. Dan leave quick. Him tell blacksmith, he want to follow a man. Well, what for? Well, Dan say something about watch and fob fella carry. Then him ride after fella quick. I see. Tuttle, yesterday when you told us about the man who was held up, Dan mentioned the fine watch fob the man carried. That's right. Me remember. Strange. You must have been one of the outlaws. That's why Dan followed him after he saw the watch and fob. Ah. Blacksmiths say Dan leave there about ten this morning. Then they must have caught Dan. Anything might happen. Ah. Blacksmiths say him go to town. Tell Sheriff about us. Him have Sheriff follow our trail. Good. We may need help. All right, let's hurry. We'll pick up Dan's trail to blacksmith's shop. Easy, sir. Easy, sir. One, two, three. We'll continue our lone ranger adventure in just a moment. Jenny is ten and is she good? She skip rope champ of the neighborhood. She's so quick because she knows. She's got gold power from Cheerios. Yes, she's got gold power. There she goes. She's feeling her Cheerios. Cheerios. Cheerios. That makes sense. Try Cheerios, the wonderful old cereal that shaped like a little letter O. And you'll agree. You like that delicious toasted old flavor. And Cheerios is ready to eat. Just pour out a big bowl full. Add good fresh milk. Dig in and start getting your gold power.  And those are the good things you need to help build red blood, healthy bodies and strong muscles. So enjoy your breakfast every day with delicious Cheerios and milk and get that good gold power. Then folks will say... She's feeling her Cheerios. All to continue. After waiting some time for Dan to return to camp, the Lone Ranger and Toto went to find him. Toto learned about the outlaw, Jake, whom Dan had followed from the blacksmith shop. The Lone Ranger realized that Dan must have known he was trailing one of the outlaws. And the masked man feared that harm might fall to the young boy. He and Toto immediately headed for the blacksmith shop. Dan's tracks go along that branch trail, Toto. Cracks easy to see. Has a new horseshoe on Victor. I see that the outlaw hasn't discovered that Dan trailed him. They may meet Dan on the way back to get us. Me? Hope you're right, Kimosabi. But outlaw's plenty smart. I know. There's no doubt in my mind that Dan is in their hands. All right, let's hurry and follow his trail. Meantime, Dan tied hand and foot, lay on a cot in the old cabin. The boy looked up as Duke with Rusty and Jake entered. I only decided what he's going to do with you. He sure has, bud. And you aren't going to like it one bit. Listen, Mr. Keller, let me go and I'll forget about everything on us. Sure you would. The first thing you'd do would be to beat it to the sheriff and show him the way here. If it hadn't been for that stolen watch, you wouldn't have suspected Jake. I told the fool not to flash around town. Oh, how did I know this maverick would recognize it? Well, it just happens he did recognize it. That's his hard luck. What have you decided to do with me? I figured a good way to get rid of your kid. They ever find you? They'll think it was an accident. An accident? What do you mean? Yes, that button. Nobody will be able to connect us with a killing. Killing? Please tell me. What is it you intend to do? All right, I will tell you. The river right here is Nile. There's one of those rope foot bridges just above here where there's a sort of a gorge. Below the bridge are a lot of rocks and rapids. But what is that to do with me? Tell us, Duke. I haven't got the plan straight in my mind. It's this way, Rusty. Jake will take the boy out, put him on his horse and take him up to that rope bridge. And then what? And Jake, you'll make him ride across that bridge. If he gets a crush, he can go free. That's what you call giving the kid a break. But those foot bridges aren't strong enough to hold a horse? The rope will snap and will be dashed to the rocks and rapids below. Yeah. That's what I expect to happen. All right, get up, kiddo. You and I are going for a nice ride. But Victor will be killed, too. I'm not going to ride him across. I'm not going to do it. Oh, yes, you will, Button. Because if you don't, I'll plug both you and the horse, Savvy.  Now get going. Just after Jake left the cabin with Dan, Duke Keller heard a whinny outside. He spoke to Rusty. Hey, Rusty, my horse don't whinny without a reason. I figure someone might be prowling around outside. Maybe it's Lew and Hank coming back from town. Maybe, but we better not take any chances. Duck out the back way and have a look around. All right. They should have had Jake during the trail until Lew and Hank got back. Then he could have gone with a boy. Rusty, what are you quick about it? Well, a mask on me. At least it isn't the law.  What do you want, Mr. Where's the boy he was brought here? Give me a quick answer or... Oh, what, Mr. Drop those guns, Prano. Just point it at your back. That's taken him by surprise, Rusty. You better drop your guns, Mr. Rusty, you'll pluggy if you don't. Me not, it thinks so. Me hold gun behind Rusty. Holy smoke. And the Indians in the doorway behind you, Rusty. Didn't you spot him when you came around from the back door? You'll drop gun quick. Me watch through windows, see if I'll go out back door. Me hide, then follow the front door. I said drop gun. Yes, sir, I have to. Good work, Tato. The Indians tricked me, Duke. Oh, you must be Duke Keller. Tato, get their guns. Ah, me get them. Don't say this. Well, I should have known who'd like you. Well, I don't have laws, Keller. Tell me where the boy is. I don't know what you're talking about. Hey, what's going on? You must have brought others with him. He must be trying to move in on us with his own gag. Not these two long raisers they brought up to the cabin. Sheriff, he's got Lou and Hank. We figured they're part of the gang. I'm glad you got here, Sheriff.  He said you and your Indian friend were trailing an outlaw who'd been followed from his place by a boy. So he came to investigate. You must be the masked hombre, Mr. Norton Man. That's right. Keller, where's the boy? Speak up. Look around and find him if you can, mister. I'll host to my guns and loosen your tongue. Come here, you. Hey, let go. I'll bust your white open. Yes, you and who else? Where does he speak up? I said, let go. Oh, playful, huh?  Oh?  And this, along with these. Tell me quick. He's going to make him ride across the footbreak. Kimmer zombie, that breach does not hold boy in heart. Uh-huh. That's what Duke figured. Why are you rotten killer? How to break you in two right now? Kimmer zombie, not very good. Wait. Sorry, Tutto. A moment, I couldn't help it. Me, no. I'm going after Dan before it's too late. At the end of a footbridge over the gorge, Dan sat on his horse victor with Jake close behind him holding a gun.  Get going across that bridge. Let me go, please. I promise I won't. Stop, Stalin. Get moving under that rope bridge. If you hesitate, I'll put a bullet in you. No. No, I'm not going to. Oh, yes, you will. If you go across, you'll have a chance. If you don't, I'll plug you. All right. Come on, Victor boy. Gun which had dropped beside the wounded outlaw. Then the masked man turned and ran toward the bridge. Back victor off the bridge, Dan, hurry. Dan's horse victor had gone only a few steps onto the bridge, then sensing that it was not safe, the intelligent horse refused to go further, but the bridge was too narrow for him to turn. Dan pulled practically on the reins. Back up, Victor, back, fellow. If you hadn't come when you did, I would have. All right, Dan. No need to be fighting now. We'll take that wounded outlaw back to where the others are waiting. It's back along the trail. The lone ranger and Dan who had Jake with them met the others coming toward the bridge. Look, there comes Thanos and some others. Give us up. I almost didn't, Thanos. We were already starting across. The bridge gave way just as we backed off it. Is that the dirty coyote who took the boy to the bridge? Yes, Sheriff. Dude killing these men are a bad lot. All of them are killers. How did this all come about? I don't quite know. Thanos stole a mind payroll. They stole a man's watch and fob. He showed it to me yesterday when I met him before the hold-up. I recognized the stolen watch when the outlaw looked at it in the blacksmith's shop, so I followed him. I got it.  Yes, and almost a dead one. That stolen watch and fob almost caused Dan's death. But it did lead to the outlaws, sir. Yes, that's true, Dan. But we hadn't arrived in time. Well, thank heaven we did. I have felt sorry for many an outlaw who had to hang, but I can't feel any sympathy for killer and these men. They're warned for murder in Eagle Pass, Sheriff. Well, you'll see that they get there. Don't worry. Good. Well, we'll ride on a head, Sheriff. We have another job to do north of here. Let's go, Dan, Toto. Adios, Sheriff. Bye! Who is that masked, Ambrie, anyway? Nice Sunday, he's the first Ambrie I ever saw who could beat up Duke Keller. He sure did beat him up, too. Wonder he didn't kill him. Dog going of Duke won't remember that masked man until he's hanged. For a minute there, before the Indians stopped him, he was treating Keller like a bulldog with a rag doll. Right. Yep, the blacksmith told me who he is. That masked, Ambrie, is the Lone Ranger. Yes, the Lone Ranger.


Hey everybody, Lance Goyki here. Today we're going to discuss different rowing tempos. So tempo is just the speed at which you're doing your lifts. I wanna outline three right now. So if we're thinking, I'll just run through them. So slow and controlled with pausing, a normal speed and then kind of an over speed. Okay, so first, slow and controlled. I am bending over. I'm getting my row, I'm holding it, and then I'm coming back down really slowly. Maybe I row up a little bit faster than I am letting my arms fall down and then I'm lowering. And so the pause is really good because it demands that you own this position, right? So I need to be able to tell my body to turn on these upper back muscles, the trapezius, the rhomboids. I need to be able to stabilize my shoulder blade position there if I'm going to hang on to that position.  Not sometimes, pretty much every time. Sometimes I just make you hold a position, right?  Okay, so those are two kind of options, but the biggest reason that I'm using this slow rowing position is generally just for teaching purposes. I could also use it for some sort of like physiology purposes. If I keep that slow motion and maybe if I'm not pausing but I just keep moving really slowly, I can use that to stress the, to kind of just like disregard the muscles that fatigue and really stress the fatigue resistant muscles, okay? So I'm teaching my muscles to have more blood vessels and to have better endurance. Okay, so that's number one, really slow stuff. The normal speed is kind of normally what I'm doing and kind of normally what I'm having everybody else do. It's a little bit slower on the way down, but general speed here. So like one count up, two counts lowering, no pausing at any point. The only time I'll introduce pausing here is if you're shortening up some part of the movement too much, like if you're not letting your arms stretch out all the way at the bottom, then I might say reach a little bit more and then row. Okay, good. And you know, you can throw in pausing if you really wanna be able to own that contraction. If you want to, like if you're really short on weight, maybe you're working out in your home and you only bought dumbbells up to 50 pounds and you're ready for a 60 pound dumbbell, then one, you can add more reps and that's fine for muscle building purposes. You're not really gonna push yourself into the strength levels, but it's fine for muscle building purposes. And the other thing you can do is kill the stretch reflex. So when I stretch my muscle, it's really good at contracting back the other way. And what we can do is we can come down to the bottom and we can hold it there and let all that momentum dissipate and die. And then we can row again. We can initiate right from there. And you can kind of do the same thing at the top, kill the momentum and then let it come back down. So that's what I'm using pausing. That's my normal tempo. We've already talked about the slow tempo. And now the other one I wanna mention is a fast tempo. So this is where you see people kind of like writhing in pain, almost convulsing, you know? If I'm doing a row and my hands on the bench, oftentimes you're gonna see a lot of rotating. You're gonna see just shortened ranges of motion. It's gonna kind of look like the weight is too much. Now, I'm kind of primate that way when I say that the weight is too much. I don't really mean that it's necessarily too much, but usually it looks like it is. You can use this as a way to kind of force reps out. So Matt Kroxulaski kind of invented this crock row thing, where I just picked the heaviest freaking dumbbell in the gym. Maybe that's just because he had a lot of muscle and was really strong. But I take this row and I kind of shorten the motion and I'm just speeding through this thing. It's a good idea if you want to force some extra reps out. So maybe I'll let you do this and maybe I'll use this in my own training after I do my normal speed reps. And then I start to get really tired and I notice that I can't row up quite as high. Then I'll start to just jump it up and I'll use a little bit more momentum from my legs or I'll use a little bit of that body English so that I can start to really force the muscles involved in this row into excessively fatigued states because that's what's going to drive my muscle growth, right? That and your diet, obviously. So that's some talk about rowing tempos. Sometimes you can go slow, especially if you need to figure something out.


Hello friends, I am Sanjay Gupta. In this video, I am going to demonstrate you the use of line to function, which is used to draw a line from current position to the desired position. Before starting, you can subscribe my YouTube channel by clicking on the link which is available at bottom right corner of this video. You can download my app Takeness that is available on Google Play. You can connect with me by following these details which are available in front of you. For demonstration, I have included two header files, connu and graphics.h. Then I have declared variables gd and gm. gd stands for graphics driver and gm is for graphics mode. gd is initialized with detect. It will automatically identify the graphics driver and gm is for graphics mode. Then init graph function is called which is used to initialize graphics. gd, gm and a path. Three arguments are passed inside it. gd stands for graphics driver. gm is for graphics mode and this path is containing graphics related libraries. So c, t, c and bdi is that path. Now, first I am moving to 100, 100 position using move to function. So current x coordinate position is 100 and y coordinate position is also 100. Now I am using line to function. I want to draw a line from 100, 100 to 200, 200. So current position is 100, 100 using move to function and ending or desired position is 200, 200, which I have passed inside line to function. So a line will be drawn from 100, 100 to 200, 200. Then getch function is used to hold the screen. Close graphics to deallocate the graphics which are initialized. Return zero because return type of main is integer. Now I am executing this code. You can see a line is drawn from 100, 100 to 200, 200 using line to function. If you want to apply color to this line, you can use set color function. Now you can see line is drawn in red color. You can also apply various line styles on this function. So with the help of move to and line to functions, you can draw a line starting from the current position to the desired position. I hope you have understood how we can apply line to function in graphics. This function is predefined in graphics.h header file. If you want to watch more programming related videos, you can subscribe my YouTube channel that is sanjaygupta underscore tech school. Thank you for watching this video.


To thank a lot of people, you know earlier today you helped me a lot. It's not so early, but you're like most of it. You can get it done here after the glue, you can shake it, you can tie it.


Do you want to half-pass too? We've got our quiz coming up by the way towards the end of the show, more about that shortly. But right now, let's focus on a new musical that is opening in a Greenham Theatre next week. It's the Kenny Music and Drama Group, the multi-award-winning Kenny Music and Drama Group, I should say. Because they're back with a musical called All Shook Up. And you can't help but fall in love with it. And you will be shook up, that's for sure. And you can tap your blue suede shoes to it, for definite. And there's all sorts of other musical cliches that I could throw in there. But it's going to be a lot of fun and a lot of really well-known songs, because there's big musical numbers that we know owe so well. Big Elvis hits that will be in there. And Plunkett, Plunkett Ferry, is no longer the director. Because he has said to retire, how teary, but that's what he's done. He's gone retired. And that means now that Moira McGinley and Tina Higgins are front and centre. Well, front and centre at the show and behind the scenes at the show. And also in publicising the show, and they're here, co-directors of the show here. And a little closer Tina to the microphone. How are you supposed to do that? Yeah, we're doing great. Excited? Yeah, well I can imagine a week to go, or less than a week to go. Yes, Tuesday nights are open a night. Who wants to talk a wee bit about the musical? I will. You got the nod. So tell us a bit about it. Well Shook Up is a very cheesy American jukebox kind of musical. And it's set in a ronky town in America. And it's roused about, comes and causes havoc. The mayor in the town, she's all against music and singing. And anyone having fun, or Chad here, Niall Brennan, he comes in and shakes stuff up. Then everyone starts falling in love with everyone. So it's loose with Elvis. Yes, exactly. That's good, that's good, yeah. And so the big thing is lots of Elvis songs. All Elvis songs. No songs other than Elvis. Because I thought maybe with an Elvis theme, and there might be original songs, but it's Elvis songs. So I think some people think it's the story of Elvis's life, but it's not, it's based in the 50s. Elvis, a state attached in any way to this, or behind the scenes, the concept didn't come from them did it? No, it wasn't. It was just that they wanted to incorporate his music into it. So I'm sure they're involved somewhere. I know the name is on it. Yeah, Joe DePetriol. But there's Elvis, it's inspired by Elvis Presley. So there's no one Elvis character as such. It's another different main character who comes in and shakes things up, and then a whole host of... But he has the kind of Elvis, the kind of persona. Okay, I get you. Yeah, he's got the moves and the hip movements. And the hound dogs somewhere behind. And there's a whole cast of characters obviously. Yeah. Very colourful. Every single one of them could steal the show. They're all such strong. We have a lot of new faces this year too in the cast. So we've a girl from Lifford, and another girl from Straban as well. All great singers over there. All great singers. So there's new members. What's great to have new members. We're always open for new members to join. What's great to have new faces as well. Well, you do not every year suits all the previous cast. Therefore you're going to have some people who just can't be part of them. It's great to have new people coming on board and so on. New talent. And then you can go back and knock on their door again. We've already done signed up. So a lot of rehearsing done at the stage. And it's obviously, it's just stage ready now. And there's nothing more to do. And it's just everybody can relax until the big night. 100% Yeah. Myra and me and Denise have our work done now. We're handing it over to the cast. Okay, okay. And by the sound of things, you know, it would have been, rehearsals would have been good and a lot of fun.  But when, when you're having a bit of crack. Yes.  We definitely had. And there's been, because we've had a young cast as well this year, there's a lot of tech talks and social, which has really added to the fun. They've been great with the videos behind the scene.  But you have to crack the whip too. Oh, we did. I mean, Duncan's not there to do that. Well, we did, we did. We had to crack it a couple of times. Not that much. But not, you know what?  And they've never complained or anything. Like we're so lucky. It gets pretty intense, you know, close to opening night. So I know both involved behind the scenes as directors, but what about, um, out sort of on stage? Are you? No, no stage for us this year. No, no. We'll be setting up the back. That's a bit of a departure. Yeah, it'll be hard for us not to. We haven't had time to think about it, but I think we'll be a wee bit jealous of everyone on the stage on Tuesday night. Come up on Tuesday night. Yeah, yeah. Maybe Saturday night for me. So it opens on Tuesday night? Yes. Okay. Opens on Tuesday night, runs till Saturday. We've got Thursday, Friday and Saturday, I believe are sold out. So there's just a couple of tickets left for Tuesday and Wednesday now. Okay, ready. Yeah. Well, let's hear one of the songs from the musical. The musical is all shook up. Denise Roper is here with a musical accompaniment. And now if you're ready. Yeah. All right, guys. I don't want to. I don't want to let you.


Welcome back to the great outdoors everyone. Oh, yeah, we got a cool November morning Just left deer camp matter of fact Look at that deer tracks right there You've been down here drinking a little water in the pond Literally still have the deer hearts in the freezer in the cooler in the back of the truck that we cleaned last night May have that for a little midday lunch We got a stumpy grassy lake perfect scenario for the crispy to go bass fishing probably got about four or five hours on that trolling motor What do we got on here? 40 pound thruster not much on there and I've got my best friend gray Out there in the gag on the water my kayak actually I broke a pedal last time I was cat fishing you guys may have Saw that video so that thing's kind of useless right now So I thought man, I'm gonna take the crispy collector me and best friend Craig and his buddy Greg We're gonna do a little bass fishing today And we're gonna see if we could pop maybe a good four or five pound fall bass And you know what it is top water maybe jigs Definitely got them stumps Pumped guys, so let's get the crispy in the water and let's catch one of them sniffers You know what I'm saying Okay, I'm looking at trees stumps I'm looking at calm waters I think it's gonna be a little chilly for top water at the moment, so I'm just gonna start out with Something going around these stumps these bass ought to Be looking for something to sun against just kind of get one of those rogue four pounders Right now. I've just got it. It's a three-eighths little juicy The Krakencrawl may switch that up to a little bit bigger jig What I love about fishing a jig is You don't have to just pitch it at a target And bump it around there you can you can just kind of stroke it you can swim it It's a super versatile bait See some shad guys There's a shad right there There he was sitting below the shad Wow Just going through Lincoln logs down there Gosh this rotten reel is cats but jams Got one up on the bank on the top water Yeah Not big But he will start the morning off right little top of town This bass feels lukewarm a little chilled Not too bad got the middle hook. I'd love to see that Little two-step to stepping in the morning y'all Nice one to start the day.  We're gonna switch game plans. I've got a new jig hat. I've been wanting to play around with Got some sick-looking new jig heads. We're working on it the squad And a saucy swimper Saucy swimmer would just be delightful on that baby got ourselves a 3.8 here.  I found some shad Just with my eyeballs and then I just saw a bird a Cormorant eating Eating some shad out here. So Probably gonna get this hung up. There's some timber out here, but what I want to do is let this sink to the bottom I'm just gonna reel it Gonna reel it up. Let it stop Basically yo-yo it back to the boat Just found a little group of shad Swimbate deployed Plan work though and school those babies got a couple hogs in there Just got to stay around these shad Here's one. Oh my god. That was a good thumb. Mmm. Well, he doinked it. I Don't know how I didn't get that bass Swimmy fish Yep Come here you Chunky, but that's saucy nicely. Yeah on the bottom There's that tree again All right, I think I'm going to Reposition after I get this out. I'm gonna tie on a worm Here it is. All right, let's see we got an anchor in here Put it in for too long guys I just don't want to put on a worm. I don't want to put on a worm. I want to catch them on a jig I want to catch them on that all that juicy juicy stuff, but a worm It just gets way more bites than a jig and I was getting bites on the swim bait, but I was getting stuck So without a graph I ended up finding some brush With my swim bait. I just said, you know what instead of throwing that swim bait in there getting stuck Might get a fish on it But it just wasn't able to fish it very good through there So I'm gonna put on a worm fish it through this brush and I found a couple of brush piles right here off the point And as long as they're not As long as I'm not seen busting I'm gonna stay away from the top water and swim bait and just keep the worm in my hand Here's that brush. I've been getting hung in That ought to be Doink City. Come on, sir. That's the way it's supposed to happen There we go When in doubt Don't want a worm. Gosh, you kidding me Just lost me one there in the bill dance position Blazins keep them locked and loaded here My big toad big toad Big toad is definitely coming handy Taking out the Crispy collector since I don't have a Tackle big stack tackle storage system. I just carried around you never know what kind of plastics you're really gonna need Then when they get on something you need more of them Toad's pretty handy and they fit the tackle boxes Quite nicely too.  I'm just some get dialed in the brush right here It's quite big that last bite I got going real slow through there just working it in the nooks Time to bomb one back here Little beef jerky on the tackle box In a worm. That's pretty good Saturday. So the technique I'm using with a worm. I'm just Working it on the bottom and lifting it over the brush when I feel it Usually when I Feel something that's real juicy Nice big limb I'll usually tap it a couple times And if the limb's hard enough that weight Using that tungsten. It'll make a noise Make a sound and just do that to kind of Trigger a bite If I'm not feeling anything I'll just work it pretty fast Wait till I make contact with something and then Really dig in there Give it those little pumps Oh, yeah, there's a good good spot Shocked I did not get oh, there's one I was about to be shocked Speak of the demon there's that little green demon screaming Yes So exactly what I was just talking about Some of that stuff was kind of branchy soft and then I hit one like good hard limb Bumped it Let that tungsten hit it I'm using that green tungsten too This dirty water and just bumped it a couple times I think it's the really the noise more than the color that really gets them That's a nice healthy fish right there I love it, baby Worm in it See ya All right, we're getting some bites here on this brush. It's it's still not Not on fire, but working it slow. I still cold out here And we're getting some bites using that worm There's a lot of brush without having a graph. It's pretty tough, but texas rig It's kind of a depth finder in itself to throw it out there dragging around till you feel something Oh, yeah, give it that little word just Boom boom boom try to make contact with that weight. It's very key Let's try to get a bigger one, man. I'm ready for like a five You're working that texas rig And you're lifting it up and it feels like it's it's just falling a long ways again.  You're trying to lift it up over. It's making it It's it's not going towards you. It's just coming up And you let it go back down So you can kind of figure it out fishing the texas rig See how high that cover is but what I like to do when I hit a piece of cover that's tall I'll recognize it. I'll I'll work it. I'll work it up the tree And then when I get to the other side, I don't just reel it over I'll get it just to the top and I'll drop my rod tip and Sometimes let out even more line so it falls straight down to the other side because the bass might be on the other side Just waiting and if you reel it over the top and it falls, you know four or five feet in front of him, he's not going to grab it So got to focus on every good piece of cover here today. It's seeming like Thumped it right there Gosh that feels good. It feels really good. It's a good one Oh man, that fish felt way bigger than that but it's a juicy. I don't know if it's the same one It was a good hard bump. Oh, yeah, he's fat and happy Ah Perfect hook set with that hammer hook man The thing just pegs him Pegarooski There we go That's a nice fish Awesome fish right there guys That was fun Getting a little bigger What was cool about that is I swear I've hit this same piece of brush like probably a dozen times and I came in the cast before I hit it again and got hit. I was like, ah I know that felt like a good bite three back in there and then boom got it ran with it I thought that fish was a lot better. I thought it was gonna be like eight pounds the way it first surged I don't even think it was in brush. It was just super healthy and kept that right bit. Love to see it Get out another blazing This is one of my favorite colors in this worm Now you typically my My worm selection like if I'm throwing a mondo I like I like purples and deeper eds But there's something about The old oak chovy Um Just gets her done the four-odd hammer hook is just Perfect in this And as far as weights go I'm fishing a three eights Which that's that's probably my favorite for a fishing brush from you know, eight to 12 If I'm going out to like 20 Then I'll put on a half Maybe a five eights or three quarter Fits like real deep, but typically three eights is the jam Go right back out there. I think there might be another one There's one I'll be a better fish Nope Skeeting guy Another one that one was Very close to the boat I just discovered a piece of cover Like I was explaining I came over the top and then it took a long ways to sink on the other side Just a tall piece of brush and there was a little hard spot on the other side. I think there's another one down there By goodness Juicy worm fish juicy old worm eaters As I don't know if it gets much better That's what we love love those worm eaters It feels better That's a good one. Like this is number 10 kind of skinny But I like him. That's that old worm bite. You want to just get that Yes, ladies and gents. That is a That's a tasty one right there. I don't put up a good fight. They're all fighting very good very hard They're just not biting it great. That was a long cast right there and he probably thumped at the best You know four-pounder nice nice fish I want that big adult. I want that like six seven because These are feeling like six and sevens. I'm first hooking up on them Oh, he bit my thumb He wanted a little extra bite a little nibble Smash that like button y'all worm and Gonna have to reload gookitsquad.com use code lfg Safe hand on your worms and all other stuff Dude that was a good bite dad gummit Just sat there with it. I thought it was brush and I went to check it and he pulled down Yeah, he did Yeah, you can break it if you need to Yeah, that's a stick.  This is my spot lock right here. I got got the old lead shoe down there And I think it's literally 360 degree brush So we'll try this for a little bit maybe move see if there's more uh, brushy spots like this, but Seems to be the deal right now I've been trying shallow Swimbate stuff get a bite here and there But this seems to be the most consistent thing and it's fun getting that worm thump. Come on Feels good on the plums. There's one Broke me off broke you off Yep, I think it was a giant or you think it was I think I just absolutely hammered him Too too big of a hook set.  I gave him I gave him the business I gave him the board room special Right by the boat. That was way too much hook set The muscle XL I mean that thing's that thing's got some backbone It's nice for uh, long casts and and get them out of the brush, but Not right under the boat hook sets Want to tone that down scotch fresh re-tie four-odd hammer hook three eighths ounce Gug and tungsten. I am using a bobber stopper and we will get out One of our last couple of Blazons going through them today Hmm, dude these fish are tugging Get over here in my bill dance chair laying this little hog There we go In the brush brush candy loving it. That's a really healthy fish Aggressive Oh god, dude that one felt nice He's in the brush I I wasn't sure if it was a fish and then it started moving and I think he was already just in the brush Now the re-tie good thump getting some better bites now One last Re-tie hopefully This time I'm putting on different hook it's that five-ott Swarming hook the gold series That one you just insert it right into the worm um It just depends on You know what what i'm doing with it, but Either one for right now This one's going to come through the brush a little better just because it doesn't have as long of a tail, but I like really like swimming this one Yeah, just breaking it off I'm on the exact same thing. I just got hung on Probably gonna be another re-tie God I'm about just throwing a jig at this point Swirl That's what i'm talking about Just gotta find where that oh i'm in some brush right here. I got bit Oh god that feels big dude It's a good one Yeah, he's not that big but When I hooked him I was like that is the one He's pretty good fish. That's a six pound body and he's three and a half Four He's knocking on the four door Dude, I when I hooked him that rod was just straight bent Nice fish Shout out to bill dance for the old seated position Dude, he kissed nice sniffing Yeah, buddy These fish are positioned in the in the channel basically So I think with this cold front They're they're going tight to cover And they are Hiding hiding in the deep spot So That's perfect for the warm and jig just dragging it slow That's it That's all I'm gonna do the rest of the day. I think All I'm holding out for right now. I've caught caught some numbers. I just want them.  Oh, there he is No Dude, that definitely hit that jig better though You can't mistake a jig thump Juicy Come on Oh He was quiet cause I was thinking he felt great That jig thump man.  Come on, baby One time one time seven pounder Dude, this might be a big good one. I don't think stand down decent. That's a good one, dude That's a like a four maybe Blazing worm my man There we go. That deserves a good YouTube moment How do you feel about it? Oh pretty good I almost lost a rod in the process already broke one rod and haven't caught one in like six hours, so This one feels pretty good. Thank you for the blazing worm. Yes. Yes, sir Yes, sir. See you pretty good one Always gonna get more bites looking for a hog but there it's a bluegill color This is my favorite out of the bunch. We make a quite a few different jigs but this one is is made for dragging Or just kind of pitching Not really punching and heavy flipping But the bottom of this jig is designed so it will sit When you're dragging on a hard spot and then if you're you're hitting cover The side of that jig will catch it and It will impact the cover and make a sound So that's what we want That right there Is the rattle and chunk I'm just fishing a channel and I've caught well over 15 bass In the channel and there's cover on both sides and Earlier in the morning, they were kind of right in the channel now. They're up on the sides And they're feeding which is It's a good way to tell when they're up on the sides There's one little guy Right on the cover. I think this spot is just reloading I guess they swell up if they're in the water for a while. They do. That was probably a six inch or originally That's a that's a normal sinko on bag right there. Just pull the fish's mouth He might have liked it in there. I don't know I caught one on fork like that one time had a whole bag of Berkeley lizards I think I pulled out seven or eight He brushed like right in front of him of the boat right here. Oh, I got one Oh, dude, he's coming out Tasty, you were right in that stuff. I was in in the thick dude That was really cool It was it first Does it count? Never happened jig I popped it off a limb and it just got hammered by a sledge No one now. Yep. All right. All right. We got Greg behind the camera guys. This is uh, my biggest one of the day right here Popped it off of a branch my last two fish popped it off a branch and it just got absolutely pummeled That's a juicy one right there boys Yes God that feels good juicy jig for the win. You're on Oh nice, dude five inches for sure Oh, man, I was one of the better jig bites I've had In a while look at that pretty fish guys. My gosh My gosh that tickled my fancy I love to see it gopro it just died And I was I was fishing the juicy jig through the branches. I broke off texas rigs like five times Said i'm just gonna tie on that juicy And my last two bites just been working it through the brush like I was saying earlier Same thing with the texas rig and the jig fill the cover It's always good to bump that cover makes a sound Sometimes you get a reaction like that and it was just It's a little boy Oh gosh I don't have a net, but I might need help Well, don't go with the anchor.  I can't help it. You take it go ahead I'm just gonna bring it. Okay. Yeah. No, you got it. You got it Unless you want me to grab him. He's right there.  There you go. What do you think? Paul it That's a big six nine Six nine. I love it.  Yeah, I've got lots of cameras In the in the brush in the brush one two three that looks so big dude 10 pound line 10 pound line I cannot believe it 10 pound line baby outstanding Thanks for your help My pleasure Anchor to your boat. It's running around almost wrapping the anchor my rod's in your boat That was a rodeo. We had to rodeo that one Same exact thing in the brush Work it Do you hit it hard or slow pull? Hard hard. I'd love to see it the two biggest ones I've smashed Oh Man, I thought that might be a good one to end on are you thinking bigger? I mean, I don't know. Yeah, I'll go home You ready? I'll go eat Well, y'all sun going down on the old murk right now Pretty daggum good day Felt really good to get the jig in the hand the worm Get those bites and just I mean they were pulling they were They were pulling good. I enjoyed it a lot So, uh, I hope you guys enjoyed some of the tips on fishing the worm jig in the brush I think that'll help you and it was awesome to take the crispy collector out and slam some bass Definitely the most bass I've ever caught Out of the crispy collector got to christen it with a bass over five pounds. Why bam So if you guys want to check out any of the uh, the worms I was using jigs tackle gear You know where to go link down below use my code lfg to save 10 percent at checkout And I think you guys should be in here on another great outdoor invention invention Adventure that's what it was So we're going to get back on a little bit of hunting a little bit of fishing The fall is a great time to be in the great outdoors guys. So stay tuned for more and I'll see you back out and have a good one


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and zero which is unique as far as I know I haven't seen any other accounting software that has that nice little breakout and so we can go in and just see our equity accounts and then I want so they have an owner's draws here so that's good we don't really need this capital account because I would rather have this retained earnings be called capital so I'm just gonna call it owner capital account or something like that that's just a preference again you could keep it retained earnings but that's what I would put it down as and then this one I'm gonna I'm gonna not use it this is owner's capital this is I'll call this beginning beginning equity this will be my equity this will be my equity account that I used just for my beginning balances so now I've got that amount in there what I'd like to do is just roll that into the owner's capital account so in other words if I go over here and I update this all I'm gonna do is take it out of out of this account 5757396 and put it into the capital account now sometimes they try to limit you from making a transaction into the capital account so you got it so because this is the account that we roll into the income statement rolls into it so they sometimes put limitations on what you can do to the capital account so let's check it out so I'm gonna try to do a journal entry to it and we'll say okay let's go to our reports and let's go to our journal report the journal report por favor that's what we need and then I'll make an ad new journal and let's just check out down here before we start it do they allow us to post to that equity account so the the owner's capital accounts yes it looks like it so we'll say this is gonna be beginning balance as of December again so the end of last year December 22 and we'll say okay this is gonna be the capital account so I called it owner's capital and that's gonna be a credit right it's gonna be let me check it out it's gonna be a credit cuz it's gonna go up over here to that one of 57396 if you get it backwards then you can go back in and say okay I went the wrong way with it and then the other side is gonna go to the beginning equity which is 57 so now we'll just put it all into one equity account so we'll just say alright let's check it out save it and see if it does what we would like so let's go back to the balance sheet and update it to refresh it I like some up-to-date reports want some old stuff in our reporting so there's the 77896 so if I go into that then we could see our journal entry that we posted to it and I'll change the beginning date range to see that so here's our journal entry if I go into that journal entry it'll take us back to our form if we needed to edit it by the way we can hit the drop-down and edit it if we had the journal entry go in the wrong way or something like that so I'm gonna go back on over back to the balance sheet okay so let's take one more check down here notice that everything's in the owner's capital which was the retained earning before if I go back to 2022 now and I say I want to look at last end of last year and I update this now it's got the two items down here the current year earnings which which is the net income which it puts into its own account it's going to track that as you know revenue happens and expenses net income on the income statement and then it'll roll it into at the end of close of each year to the capital account which was the retained earnings account so so in other words it won't look quite right until we do the closeout process which will happen in the current year so if I then go into last month let's say 2023 now we've got that one account that it's closing out to so most a lot of accounting software does this where it tries to give you that linking indication between the income statement and the balance sheet by putting the current period net income into its own line item that can actually be a little bit annoying sometimes when you're trying to break out that capital accounts say to different partnership accounts in accordance with a partnership agreement or something like that but at the other hand it does give you that nice indication and link between the income statement and the balance sheet so if we track this stuff now we've achieved our goal I think let's just double check and see if the goal has been achieved so we've got all of our beginning balances here which should tie out so we've got the checking account the checking account the accounts receivable accounts receivable the inventory inventory the seven thousand five hundred accumulated depreciation seventy five thousand here looks good and then we've got the fifteen fifteen the one the one the twenty two the twenty two and we spelled it properly this way and then we've got the owner's equity which I called owner's capital okay let's keep it at that and the other report that you could look at over here I'm going to go to the profit and loss and try to open a trial balance report so you could go to the reports and see it in a trial balance format which is often nice so we can go to the good old trial balance and if I look at it this way as of the end of 2022 we've got the same kind of format so this is quite nice a nice format to be able to do because it's a lot shorter and you only need one report to look at it but you don't have those subtotals and note the balance sheet and the income statement are on top of each other so right here you can see the owner's capital account has the fifty seven three ninety six and then the twenty thousand five in two thousand twenty two if I move up a day then this is going to move into here so and we won't have any income statement accounts on the trial balance so if I move this up to this year we have the same top half but now hold on a second the service item is still there oh no hold on I see what it's doing a comparison so this is as the end of 2022 so everything's the same but then it put in the the capital account is here as opposed to there's no income statement accounts for the year to date column and this is the last year which it basically put instead of having debits and credits it kind of put the credits as a negative number all right so we're all set up pretty much for going forward now now that we have our beginning balances we can add new data for the current year that we're working in that being 2023


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could have been asked no well no he got DFA'd by the other Red Sox that's T-Swag Derek Jeter orange to 25 nice one there I remember O Junior Jeter Oppo and base there's Francisco Alvarez and Hank Aaron Jeff McNeil and Fromber Valdez Bernie Williams to 75 orange Michael Harris to 25 nice one there for the Braves we've got a Zach Thompson Rookie Otto for the Cardinals and a Levon Soto to 999 for the Angel yeah that's right that's right Oppo that was yours man that one's nasty the orange Jeter hell yeah take my orange Jeter oh man Cape injury again I'll I'll send him home call in the relief picture I saw I um I saw a meme or a TikTok the other day it was like we really need like the version of like a relief picture for work like if I'm at work at like 230 and I'm starting to fade out and you could bring somebody in who whose work ethic and work is equivalent to like throwing a 96 mile an hour sinker like that would be so much better to have them just go for the last part of the day you get a submarine guy yeah why am I not an Alan and Ginzer probably because I'm a bot that's probably why Trish and Costas orange Aaron Nola to 25 same mustache next year and that would be a crazy Duel Otto good lord that Duel Otto would do numbers man Captain Sandy and Sam Duel Otto that would be fire dude give me like a 10-way Otto like all the best characters from below dad you can throw me on there base base yeah Kyle Gordon love on on TikTok that's just like a professional hater he's like he's like it's he literally makes a series called top 10 people I hate he's like number 10 people that wear ski masks uh Starling Marseille around the diamond nice one there he goes he goes you don't have any any ops nobody knows who you are nobody cares it's so funny Shane with a basketball Shane's there and box thanks Shane's there what's Shane Shane W let's go Shane Lattie jr. and Fernando Tatis hat relic I'd be too I'd be way too weary to like give up one of my hats that's the problem there's Adley Ruchman less tops is backing up to Brinkstruck to uh let me do that I don't know man that is a carry carpenter that's a purple Corbin Carroll 299 that is a Bryce Harper oh snap that's another Louise what up buddy Louise Louise Pascantino and Max Kepler 275 break worn hat out of all of them now literally I think pretty much everyone I own has been break worn at one point or another uh we've got a Adley Ruchman seven wonders on the super short prank congrats Orioles it's only like the second one that I I've pulled I think ready Jackson very nice in case we've got JD and Aramis Ramirez blue big unit to 75 let's go BS B Doug there we go B Doug orange Aaron Judge to 25 nice one there oppo uh 14 so you got an orange of both captains got Jordan Groshan's refractor Rookie Otto for the Marlins and then Atrician Casas refractor Rookie Otto for the Red Sox so there you go again oppo no wonders for me have a hand we're just we're losing it man got it already wow look at you on the timeout I didn't do that I didn't someone else did good work everybody wow someone was on it man good work good lord not to edit this unfortunately Gunnar Otto top it off be nasty man that would be nasty really angered this guy for I I if you come back in and I change where you can't talk for 35 minutes unless you're a subscriber so if you subscribe and then you can't talk for 35 minutes if you come back and I I'll just give you credit at that point man that's just impressive that's impressive maybe Jake could have been Jake Baker Mayfield in there oh yeah true that is a Juan Gonzalez and Salvi Perez to 75 oh gilded got moved again that sucks Podai Senga you can see it huh they banned himself it's Carlos Correa and Mariano Rivera oh yeah Puka as always Gunnar Henderson Correa and Vaughn Perissum yeah I don't know man that guy loves me that guy it's like really obsessed with me it's a little it's getting a little odd it's Waldo Cabrera Nico Horner for the Cubs Jersey Otto Jacob R with a immaculate luminance of elite patches makes your spot what's up shape of an element that is Rhonda Cunha Jr that's what I'm saying B Doug Mark Appel to 25 get him out there and that's quite the work ethic if you think about it's quite the dedication to the craft yeah this guy don't got that kind of work ethic now Francisco Alvarez that is fair to be honest that is fair well well put that's an Adley refractor rookie and a purple piazza to 99 sorry hey Babe Ruth going going gone um not entirely morel rookie putch uh it's probably on the pack odds somewhere let me take a look really quick B Doug going going on Adrian Beltry uh didn't see many though for sure seven wonders right yeah one in 314 hobby so I don't think I can really do that quick math in my head but that is Scherzer and Zach Lisa yeah what's up Mark I see I still see you Mark uh that is Rich Jackson to 75 yeah one in I got one in 314 on this one gold Michael Harris as well to 50 nice one there got a Jordan Diaz base rookie auto nice one there and a gold Vinny Patskentina to 50 nice one right pass coach yes sir youtube one probably that's a freaking name honestly probably perfect here we go got Jonathan P with a iMac baseball spot down to three on that one everybody's a vision style very nice getting very close to sold out on all of our baseball breaks tonight Alejandro Kirk Kyle Storz refractor rookie I see you mark that is Josh Young I see you mark I put on I put it on sub only mode Josh Wynczowski and a blue José Ramirez I did it we had a troll so I put it on sub only mode you have to be subscribed for 35 minutes or else you can't talk or else you were silenced Tony Gwynne yeah I know right J rod to 50 today's the big day gosh wow yeah appreciate that Jonathan gunner refractor and a Corbin burns to 99 huh oh yeah true same here actually I have them as well uh no one are not oh snap yeah there uh Jake Mcgrom and a purple Caleb Killian yeah we saw that hope her personal's on set gotcha gotcha gotcha nice one there yeah but I see you mark I see both marks mark c and mark s see you Paul as well Wynczowski salvi and Jim tomey and orange coming up here that is gunner Henderson nice one of 25 here you go b-dub uh Drew are picking up a iMac Divi nice uh 10 bucks Tuesday football and a pinny black dolphin spot tomorrow thank you Drew and Mike Trout ow that was dangerous whoo man um we've got Marcus Simeon and Victor Robles in case base two blues to 75 Pudge and Hunter Brown Marlins and uh Astros uh Byron Buxton refractor auto for the twins and an oops snap uh I guess that's just a base auto of Hoseil to me for the Astros very nice all right quick recap here everybody pretty solid case overall we had a Corbin burns Nico Horner Starling Marta Paul Canerca that is going to be a Jordan Diaz Tristan Kossas Jordan Groschens Hoseil to the Byron Buxton Levon Soto Zach Thompson gold pasquatch and a superfractor of Jener doubts I'll do it for the break guys thanks good for the film coming up next it's 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Next was Oli. Yeah, so this is actually related to what you guys were just talking about. I've been thinking a lot about intelligence and what that means. And one way I have them defining it is like your effectiveness in solving cognitive problems. And so if you learn the principles of objectivism, you learn how to think in essentials, you learn how to integrate and reduce, you're more effective at solving problems. Have you made yourself more intelligent? What would it mean to not be smart but to be very effective at applying the principles of objectivism? And the other way around, what would it mean to be dumb but know how to think effectively using objectives as principles, so. Well, I think that's absolutely right. And it's why I am so adamant about my objection to IQ tests as being the defining measure of intelligence.  But it probably is a proxy for something. But I know a lot of people who have a significantly higher IQ than I do who are less competent at solving problems than I do. Integrate, worse, reduce, you know, just bet worse thinkers. Now what's more important that they have a higher IQ or higher host power or that they can't solve problems. And even problem solving with different, each one of us is different in terms of the kind of problems we solve, right? I know, you know, do you know some of these consulting firms when you go and interview them, you do a job interview like at Booz Allen or McKinsey, they put you through these kind of riddles. And I'm terrible at solving those kind of riddles. Really bad at solving on the spot in an interview, a riddle. I've got an employee who works for me at the hedge fund who's brilliant at it. And if I interviewed with him, he does our interviewing. And if I interviewed with him, he would never give me a job. Right? But give me a problem in the real world where I can use, in a sense, organize people and help solve that problem and get the work done. I can do that better than most, right? But I'm not a riddle solver. So some people are brilliant at that but can't do the other. So it's intelligence is a multi-dimensional thing. And objectivism is a comparative advantage when it comes to solving problems and therefore it enhances your intelligence. So a static measure like IQ, I think is means very little. And even in the correlations that people find between IQ and so-called success in life, IQ explains maybe 20 or 30% of the success in life, which is a lot, but it's not everything. There's a huge other part of it. And you know what it doesn't explain? It doesn't explain wealth. It doesn't explain how much wealth you have created in your life. IQ is not very highly correlated with that. So that's why I agree or we need broader measures if it's even important to have a measure of intelligence. They have a lot more to do with how you think and the impact education has had on you and the choices you have made of whether to be engaged with reality or not. Choice should matter. And IQ is too static, too passive. Maybe you're like born with a potential for how effective you could be and then based on the way- But even then in certain things, right? So Mozart at the age of I think five or seven could hear an entire complex piece of music. Once, go back to his room and write it down for Beethoven. And then compose something similar or something amazing, right? Incredibly young ages. Mozart created amazing things, right? I don't know if Mozart could have it was good in science and math. I don't know if Mozart would, how we would have done on an IQ test. I don't know what a spatial, you know, I just don't know and nobody knows, right? You have to. Clearly it was a genius, right? And so we might all even be born with different potentialities in different places. That is those parts of a brain that have to do with music and might be more developed in a Mozart, you might have it more developed in math or more developed in something else, I don't know. But we know so little about the brain still, just the brain, nevermind the interaction between the brain and what we call the mind and consciousness that it's still very early to be definitive about measures of intelligence, right? There's so much more, so much we don't know. I mean, that's the one thing I find with so many people out there is that it's like, it's the end of knowledge. It's like everything we know now we know with certainty. You have to learn what we know and how confident we should be in any piece of knowledge that we know. And it's not to say some things are not certain, but there's so much, particularly in psychology and evolutionary psychology and evolution and exact, all of that stuff is still work in progress. And anybody honest within the field would admit that. We know so little still about the brain. We know hugely more than we did 10 years ago and yet so little. Thank you. Sure, Zachary. What we need today, what I call the new intellectual would be any man or woman who is willing to think. Meaning any man or woman who knows that man's life must be guided by reason, by the intellect, not by feelings, wishes, wins, or mystic revelations. Any man or woman who values his life and who does not want to give in to today's cult of the spare cynicism and impotence and does not intend to give up the world to the dark ages and to the role of the collectivist, broods. All right, before we go on, reminder, please like the show. We've got 163 live listeners right now, 30 likes. That should be at least 100. I figure at least 100 of you actually like the show.  There you go. Start liking it. I want to see that go to 100. All it takes is a click of a thing, whether you're looking at this, and you know the likes matter. It's not an issue of my ego. 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