One of the most common questions I get asked is, you know, how do I start day trading? So what me and my mentor about it for our viewers on YouTube is create a free mentorship course that reveals our 12 secrets that every single brand new day trader should know before they get started. But please take note that there is limited seating every single week. So please reserve your spot at myinvestingclub.co. The link is in the description. What's up, everyone? March 9, 2021, back for another episode of this. Nice day in the market. I had a nice bounce. What everybody trade today or buy today? What did everybody do today? What did you do today? I didn't really call it. I don't really call it trading. I started some positions. So ACAD, yikes, that looked painful. Some folks bought some Tesla calls. Yeah, nice. Well done. Well done. What is this? XCLA? What is that? Small cap? Oh, yep. Small cap piece of trash. Good Lord. Well, I hope you guys that shorted it are safe. Not too badly damaged. That looks like a tough one. I mean, this is about the only freaking trade I see is in this.  I mean, I would have eaten a loss. I mean, I would have looked at this 270 like straight out of the gate. That would have been my only short. But the fact that we're opening at 250, I mean, a quick pop to that and dip, and that's about all the juice. But I mean, I mean, I would have shorted when it touched 270, which would have been probably in the next bar. And yep, 270 and then no relief.  Painful, painful, painful. Yeah, nice trade, Jay. Good trade. Good risk management. I mean, if you if you sat around all day to take that trade, great job. Well done.  I mean, honestly, I don't even see, you know, there's no break of trend, really in anything. I mean, you've got this little break right there that you could justify. I guess, you know, this break of trend right there. But I mean, it's, there's no break of trend, there's no loss of VWAP. So I mean, if you can manage risk, as well as as well as JJ does, props. Well done. Well done. That takes some serious risk management to be able to capitalize on these trades, especially when it's going parabolic midday like this. So XCLA news was there's triple on a 10 year $90 million contract.  I don't know what the what the kind of the payout of this, like the contract details, I don't know if they pay $90 million over 10 years. So you know, $9 million a year, which I don't even know what XCLA's burn rate is. So I mean, it would take some digging to go into that. So if my gut feeling is that $90 million contract is nothing in the grand scheme of it all. Let's just be brief about this. Solidated statements, assets, total liabilities. Where's it at operating income and loss. So for the three months of 2020, good. But I mean, yeah, they burn 71. Hey guys, my name is Toss Bradley, I'm one of the head mentors of moderners at my investing club. If you have any questions about getting started in trading, getting started in MIC, MIC in general, text me at<PHONE_NUMBER>. This is not a robot, it is me directly on the other end of my business line. And we'll get you in the club. We also have special promotions going on that I can get to you depending on your trading needs. Hit me up. Back to the video. Was it 71 million in thousands? Yeah, 71 million.   And this is just a rough estimate of a burn rate, you know, this is just operating income. So that divided by nine means that they require at a minimum about $8 million in cash to just operate per month. So you know, they've got revenue, obviously, that's fantastic for them. That was in 2019. In 2020, it looks like they've cut down their expenses, like they're burn a bunch. So for 2019, that's nasty. But 2020, for the nine months and into 2020 of September 3rd, I mean, that's not a terrible burn rate. I mean, granted, it's a loss. But most small cap companies are are way worse than this. So fundamentally speaking, that 90 million could last them quite a while. Big float. But they did a one for three, I thought I saw 147 million shares, and then they did a one for three right here. So there's gonna be 49.2 outstanding share. God bless. I mean, that's a big float. Probably if I had to make an assumption, I'm not even researching the float here. I mean, if you did the quick and dirty Fenviz on that float, 25 million float on a day like that, I mean, that's Daddy. But it doesn't really have a history of holding anything. So, but this is obviously the biggest volume it's ever had. That's about it. So I don't know the details of the contract. I don't know anything like that. I'm not calling this a short. And I'm not saying it's a long up here either. I think it's kind of no man's land, you know, you've already made 100% move. And then some so 250 to five in in a single day. So yeah, anyway, all right, well, small cap is we got that out of our system. So now we can move on to the real stuff. All right. Today, today, how long a timeframe you see in your basket? I'm like 30 days. I have calls at most all my calls expire in on April 16. So like a month from now, I'm kind of looking at like a two week timeframe two or three weeks, I don't want to I don't want to hold them to expiration. I want to kind of get out, you know, in the next two weeks or so. That's kind of my timeframe. Play a tree to PayPal, Riot, NIO, Esla, Riot, everybody's on Riot, I guess, because the Bitcoin thing. Yeah, nice. Nice. Bitcoin is at 557. GBTC man. I love that one. Okay, so let's talk about the markets. We can talk about cues, we can talk about spy, we can talk about whatever we want to talk about. But today, we're gonna do post any of your opinions on plays. Do you post any of your options plays? I'll post it when I'm done, if y'all want to see it. But I do not post it real time, because I do not want anyone following me. So yeah, I have this thing about posting your trades, you know, I'm fine with posting the end result of the trade. But if I don't mention the trade to you guys, I don't really feel like mentioning it at the end is going to do anybody any good. It's going to seem very braggadocious. And I don't want to seem that way. So I'm not the biggest fan of posting trades. I don't think that there's a lot to learn from posting trades, in my opinion. I've been doing this for seven years. I'm a visual learner. And I have never met anyone that was an inconsistent trader that could reverse engineer a trade to the point that it benefited them. So I think that posting trades is there's not a lot of education there. I think the education comes from teaching a process and repeating that process. Every single day the education comes from repeating what somebody else is doing. But I don't date trade very much anymore. So most of these trades are swing trades. So spy. This was a big indicator for me. And this is mainly what we're going to talk about today. So we're just going to jump right into this and discuss the the whole topic for tonight. So all right, guys, y'all have a good night. We will see you next Tuesday. Thank you so much for watching our video. You want to see more of our videos, please subscribe to our YouTube channel by clicking the button here. We do our best to post a new video every single day. If you have any questions about MIC or any general trade questions, please text us using the number here. Also, stay up to date by watching some of our most recent videos right over here.


What's going on everyone? Sam here with late in sports cards. We are rippin 22, Bowman inception baseball hobby, 16 mocks, full case break, number 14, random vision style. There's a look again at your random results as always. You can find those on the website under the results tab as well as the link in chat. Good luck here. Oh do you want to see a funny clip from the um what's it called from yesterday for us? No. It is the the the best clip of the day. You look better than the one where Sean hits it off the tree. Oh that was the one I was talking about. You saw that one? Yeah. Oh that's right you were showing it to me on the that's right yeah. I watched a clip I was watching a live streaming of that clip actually. Do you see the uh back of the green johnny one too? No the only one. I'll show you that one real quick. Okay that just sounds insane. I don't know I haven't seen it. Here's to that one really quick. Uh you just called because I zoomed way in to uh I saw Sean stop cursing all over the course so we could show these folks. We we did a pretty good job not like swearing on this one. Here I'll take it over here just in case. Just go outside of nowhere. It's like it's like the officer.   Back of the green johnny. And then there's one other one too.  Let me show you this one. It's so zoomed on his face dude. I know because I was zooming in on the other two. He doesn't show out. Here you go this one's close. This one's pretty good. He's off the rails. This is Kyle's D-Shut. Blue. Jordan Lawler 99. Oh oh oh. Uh John de Mejia to 75 NL Central. Got a gold signings 10 of 25 Roberto Campos going to the AL Central. Nice one there. Roberto Campos and base. Oh you missed the best part hold on. Base. We got an orange coming up here. Uh the 25 Jackson Joe Bale Central. Nice one there for the Tigers. We've got Eddie's Leonard to 200 for the NL West. NL West and Blue Auto Ryan Bliss 41 of 99 for the NL West. That's NL West. Curtis Mead to 99 for the AL East. Need for Mead. Gold. Lonnie White Jr. 48 of 50. Nice color match for the NL Central by Way of the Pirates. And base auto to 399. Norhei Vera for the uh NL. No AL Central. That kind of looks a little like Revolution. I know what you mean. With the background. At least this year really does with the background. I could see it. Taj Bradley to 399. The AL East. Blue Andrew Painter to 99. Going to the NL East. Fuchsia Tyler Whitaker 23 of 75 for the AL West and Primordial Auto. Denzer Guzman 32 of 99 for the AL West. Edward Perez.  I'm so excited. Jordan Byers to 99. Yesterday was the first time in like a year I played video games for like seven to eight hours. Gavin Williams AL Central 399 and I'm so excited to do it again. Gold. Sam Bachman 11 of 50 AL West. Nice one there. I am so feeding. I'm so feeding to play for tonight again today. I'm so excited. Does Chris have a mic too? Oh dude. I know because no Drippy. Your dad's out. Forrest is out. Lane's out. So we'll have like four or five of us for sure. Yeah. There's a Henry Mendes Gold 250. And Al Central. There's a Primordial Henry Davis. And Al Central 36 of 75. Nice one there. And Ryan Spikes AL East to 399. Base Auto. Andi Dandrade. Yosua Garcia 19 of 50. And Al East. That's Andrew Painter to 399. And Al East as well. Nice one there. Great arm. And Marcello Meyer. Nice one there. Al East to 299. Marcello. Next one almost halfway through here everybody. Thanks again for your patience on this one. Like I said, this is the last break of the day time. Be handing the keys over to Forrest. He's starting in about about a little under two hours now. So we got an orange auto. Base and base. Taj Bradley to a five. Going to the AL East. Nice red. AL East on the Taj Bradley. The initiation as well. Very nice. Carson Williams 26 of 99 for the AL East. That's on that again. And orange. Tyler Whitaker 23 of 25 for the AL West. You sort of follow their logo. Jackson Cheerio. And base. That is Colson Montgomery 18 of 99 for the AL Central. Now that guy stinks. There's Jay Allen 10 of 50 with the silver signings for the AL Central. Nice one there. 10 of 50 on the gold. And a Jersey Auto AL Central. Oscar Colas to 200. Jersey, Jersey, Auto. Oscar Colas. Colas. That guy's a bot. That guy's the definition of a bot. He played for the Ravens. Now that guy's good then. That guy's nasty then. Base and base. Louis Yonatan Classe, C-99 for the Mariners, AL West. Nice one here. Silver signings. AL Central, George Valera, 51 of 100. George Valera, the official GV. And Simon Munoz, my guy. 69 of 99. Color match for the AL West. Nice one there. Got a nice little low end a lot of cards coming in.  I'm going to be exciting. Exciting. Fuchsia Willy Vasquez, AL East 275. Got a Alex Pinellis, 36 of 50. Gold Auto for the AL East. And a NLS, Will Bednar, 99 of 399. For the Giants. Base and base. Blue is Jose Ramos to 99. It's an enormous Donald in that photo. Joshua Baez, NL Central, 61 of 75. The NL Central. Nice one there on the Puchsia. And Spencer Schwellenbach, 266 out of 399 for the NL East. By way of the Braves. Thanks, schedule. Go home. Taking a nap till all you guys get ready. Yeah, true. I need to, I mean, I'm break tomorrow anyway, so I need to stay up late. Pedro Fernandez, 99. Or else it'll be 11 o'clock. It'll be like, uh, fuchsia. Brian Acuna, AL Central to 75. Nice one there. For the AL Central. And Tyler McDonough to 399 for the AL East. Nice one, AL East. Three boxes left, guys. Good luck. Like I said, thanks again for your patience on this. Mejia, Ryan Reckley. There's a gold Jordani De Los Santos, 7 of 50 for the NL Central. Blue, Benny Montgomery, 42 of 99. NL West. And base, Johandrik Penango to 399 for the NL Central. Yossir Mercedes to 50 for the Twins, AL Central. Orange, Averson Artega on the color match, 8 of 25 for the NL West. Nice one there. And gold Primordial, 38 of 50 for the AL Central. Westcath, 38 of 50. All right, guys. Last boss of the break. Drone buyers, Yandri Rojas. Averson Artega to 75 for the NL West. Michael McGreevy, that is to 399 for the NL Central. On the auto. And gold, Michele Sreana, 22 of 50 for the NL Central. Let's do a quick recap, everybody. We've got that auto. That is Michele Sreana, Michael McGreevy, Johandrik Penango, Tyler McDonough, Spencer Schwellenbach, Will Bednar, Andrew Painter, Ryan Spikes, Gavin Williams, Taj Bradley, Nora Hevera, Marcel Le Maier, Oscar Colas, Eddie Leonard, George Valera, Ryan Bliss, Samuel Munoz, Carson Williams, Benny Montgomery, Kenzer Guzman, Jonathan Mejia, Brian Acunha, Henry Davis, Joshua Baez, Lonnie White, Alex Benelis, Sam Bachman, Jay Allen, Westcath, Roberto Campos, Tyler Whitaker, and Averson Artega. I'll do it for the break, guys. Thanks for the fill. Next up, we've got nothing.


I gave my closet, you know what I'm saying, go and smash that like button, subscribe, ring that little bell to be part of the notification squad. It's so juicy. She's struggling. What are your sports on Patreon? Hair. Hair happened. Hair happened. Great musical. Is it? Yeah. Hair? I've never seen it.  Maybe. But today we're reacting to a new trailer that came out. It's with Akshay Kumar. Akshay Kumar. Topsy Panu. Topsy Panu. And I'm sure other people that. And other people. Yes. Oh my god. But it's called Mission. You're really feeling that. Mission Mongol. Mission Mongol, right? That's an easy one, right? No, we need better named ones that you can carbonize. The South Indian ones. Mission Mongol. So I'm suspecting this has to do with, it says, mission. That's probably a space thing. Yeah. Space program. It's a teaser. It comes out. Oh, it's a brand new one. August 15th. Brand new. Same day as... Sarkaranda. Swartaj. No, it's not him. You're never wrong, though.  Could you smell him? Here we go. Mission control, ready for launch. Copy that. This is Rakesh Devon Mission Control Initiative command for launch. Roger that. All procedures start. We are good to go for launch. That wasn't a teaser. That was a teaser. Okay.  I like Akshay Kumar. I like Topsy. So intrigue is there. Intrigue is there. I'll tell you what, from that teaser, if they want us to know how the visual effects were done, they did a good job because that looks like it's right up there with all of the space films we've seen of recent days because, as you know, paying attention to American cinema, there's been lots of space films the past several years that people have been interested in. From Interstellar to Gravity to, you know, there's always been it in Hollywood, yeah. And in fact, the other one that we didn't like that much, the Moon one with Ryan Gosling. That's First Man. That's First Man. Sorry, that's what you just said. How did that sound good? We got kind of sleepy in it. I think we were just tired. Probably. You were. Based on true events of the Indian Space Research Organization, successfully launching the Mars Orbiter Mission, making it the least expensive mission to Mars. That's freaking cool. That's cool. That's something I'm proud of, India. Wow. Akshay Tapsee. I forget his name, but we first saw him in Three Idiots. Curty. Curty. Cool art. Yeah, from Pink. Yep. I think it had a bunch of people. It did. A lot of faces. You know a lot of those people. Oh, yeah. It was in Three Idiots. Yep. Oh, yeah. This has a lot of people. And it's directed by Jagan. Shakti. Shakti. Score, please. Who did the music? The trailer was nice. Doesn't mean that they did the score, though, in the film. English Fingless. Director of English Fingless. Sweet. Great director. I love that movie. And then it doesn't take a composure yet. You know what? If that's the movie poster, that's a great movie poster. Yeah, it is. The blue and the orange and the red. It's very 90s, though, isn't it? It looks like... Maybe this was done in the 90s. I don't know. I don't know what year this has been taken. Oh, yeah. I think it's actually... Okay. I think it's pretty recent. It was taken... Yeah. Missions to Mars. Missions to Mars is pretty recent. Yeah. It reminds me of like a lot of Tom Cruise old... Oh, it's actually almost very... The poster for Independence Day. Very much. It also felt like which would make sense... It's a great film. The... I'm just crazy. I'm not remembering the name of the film. It was just... He's on Mars and he's stranded. I can't remember either. The Martians. Thank you. I was trying to think about when you said this piece was a good film. Great. Yeah. I really liked the Martians. That film was really good because it almost felt like it happened. Yeah. It did. It was weird. Yeah. I remember watching it thinking, wow, I remember it and now I don't. No. But yeah. This looks really good. Let us know what you thought about it. Also, can't wait for the actual trailer to come out. Yeah. Teasers are... I'm not a big fan of teasers. Yeah. Unless it's like... Teasers work when it's like something you know. Lion King. Yeah. That teaser works. Well, when you know like it. Or Star Wars. Yeah.  Any little taste. But like ones that you have no idea about. Yeah. It's just hard to tell because you don't have any attachment to it. You have attachment to Lion King. You have attachment to Star Wars and all these kind of things. But I mean maybe you guys know this story very well. I guarantee they know this thing. I'm sure they're very proud of this moment for India. And we know actually from all the 90 videos. That's true. Because that's all I think of when I see him now. He's the king of the 90s videos. I love it. I hope so.


Dear students, let us commence the discussion of one of the most well-known probability distributions, that is the binomial distribution. Let me discuss with you what is the equation when we encounter or deal with the binomial distribution. The first thing is that the random experiment we are conducting, if it is a binomial experiment, then the probabilities are computed through the formula of the binomial distribution. If it is not a binomial experiment, then the binomial distribution will not be applied. So the crucial question is what kind of a random experiment can be called a binomial experiment? The answer to this is that four conditions should be fulfilled. If four conditions are fulfilled, then we say that our random experiment is a binomial experiment. First and foremost, the first condition is that the outcome of each repetition of the experiment, which is technically called a trial, so that I can say that the outcome of each trial may be classified into one out of two categories, which are called success and failure. Now whatever I have said, I will explain it to you. First, let us toss a coin. There are only two possibilities.  So if we regard head as success and tail as failure, then this first condition is obviously being fulfilled. Whenever I repeat or toss the coin, either I will be getting a head or a tail. So I repeat the first condition. The outcome of each trial may be classified into one out of two categories, success and failure. After that, let me tell you that if we apply this to real-life problems, the things we are usually interested in are called success and the other things are called failure. But sometimes we do the opposite. By and large, success is what we are interested in. For example, if we are interested in whether this person is a smoker or not a smoker, then at this time, if we want to do an analysis on smoking, we will regard smoking as a success. So every person we will examine, either he or she will be a smoker or not a smoker. So either success or failure. Students, what is the second condition? Second condition or third or fourth are actually intelligent. Second condition is that the probability of success for every trial, that probability of success which is denoted by small p remains the same. For example, if I toss the coin, if it is a fair coin, then every time the probability of getting ahead, if that is success for me, it will be equal to 1 by 2. Every time it will be 1 by 2. It is not that now it is 1 by 2 or next time it is 1 by 7. Third property is that the successive trials are independent. Now see, in coin tossing, it is very easy to see. Every time you have tossed it, it has nothing to do with the old toss, with the new toss. So those trials are independent. But if that second example which I have given you, the smoking one, how will we regard that one person and the other person are independent according to the phenomenon of smoking? Look, for example, if they are real brothers, suppose, then if there is a tendency in the family, then one is doing it and the other is doing it, then we cannot say that they are independent. However, if it is a large population out of which you are drawing a few people at random, then it is obvious that we can assume that the randomly selected people are not related to it. And so, with regard to smoking, their curiosity is that whether they are or are they not smokers, according to them those people are independent. And as I said earlier, in reality, these two conditions are interlinked. If this phenomenon of randomness is happening and they are independent, then we can say that the probability of success remains the same. After this, let me talk about the fourth property. The fourth property is, I mean the fourth condition rather, my dear students, is that the experiment is repeated a fixed number of times. And that number is denoted by N. Now, what is this? See, this means that if we have to toss a coin as an example, then we have already decided how many times we have to do this work. The best example is that if we think of cricket or hockey as a tournament, if a tournament has been decided on three games, then if we have already decided that if our team won the first two games, then we still have to play the third game. That number three is fixed in advance. So, what I said here is that the experiment is repeated a fixed number of times, whether we win one game, whether we win one, whether we win two, whether we win three. It is already decided that we have to play three games. There is another distribution, my dear students, in which this number is not fixed in advance. For example, there is a geometric distribution, that you keep doing that experiment until you get your first success.   If you get a head in the second time, then the game is over. So, you saw that it is not fixed in advance, number of trials or number of repetitions of your experiment. When these four conditions are complete, then we have the binomial distribution coming up, that is, a formula, which is called a binomial formula, that applies. It has been mathematically derived. I will not do the derivation right now, but I would like to present to you that formula. Of course, formula to me, I would like to say the PMF, the probability mass function of the binomial distribution. So, I will now say it in a formal manner. Let the random variable x denote the number of successes in n trials when a binomial experiment is being performed. Then the PMF of x is given by p of x is equal to n c x, p raised to x into 1 minus p raised to n minus x. After this, we will put a comma and write x is equal to 0, 1, 2, so on, so on, up to n. And along with this, we will also write that p of x is equal to 0 elsewhere. Whatever I said, please understand this. The thing is, what x denotes in the case of a binomial experiment and a binomial distribution. It does not represent variables like height, weight, or anything else. In a binomial distribution scenario, x will always, always represent the number of successes in n trials. For example, if you are tossing n times, then what are the possible values of your x? Exactly what you have written after the comma. x can be 0, i.e. 1 times b, you did not get a success. x can be 1, 1 times success, or n minus 1 times you got a failure. The last possibility is that x is equal to n. i.e. n times n times n times b, you got your success. So this is the scenario, my dear students, of the binomial distribution.


Hello, welcome to the second video on using pipelines with OpenShift version 3.3. In the last video, we have seen how to create a simple pipeline within the scope of a single project and create an application and deploy it in OpenShift 3.3. In this video, we'll edit that pipeline a little bit to go across the projects. So we'll have a development project where we will do a build and deployment. And we'll have a testing project where we'll just pull the image that was built in the development project and deploy it there. So in order to do that, this testing project would need image pull access from the development project's image stream. Now last time we had a CI CD project where the Jenkins pipeline was running. The pipeline will continue to run at the same place. So we'll have Jenkins running there, and the Jenkins would require edit access to both the development project and the testing project to be able to do a build and deploy in the development and the deployment in the testing project. So now I'm in the CI CD project. I have cleaned up this project to remove the application, my PHP that we used earlier. Let's go to the pipeline and edit this pipeline. So I'm making a few changes here. First, I'll call this first step as stage in development and the deploy as stage deploy in development. I will add another stage called stay deploy in testing. I'll change the name of the build config to my app just to show that we can use any name you want. And while we are working in the development project, we want the Jenkins running in the scope of the CI CD project to initiate a build in the development namespace. So we are going to load the development. And for deploy to QA, I'm adding a couple of steps here. First we'll tag the image stream in the development namespace. The source image stream is my app. We'll pick up the latest one and we'll tag it as my app colon promote to QA. Once the tagging is complete, we will deploy in the testing namespace a deployment configuration with my app and we'll create this deployment configuration using that promote to QA tag. Once the deployment is complete, we'll scale up this application to three instances. So those are the few changes we made to this pipeline. So we have three stages in the pipeline, build in development, deploy in development and then take the same image and deploy in testing. Now let's create the development and testing projects. I'm creating a project with the name development. Now I'm providing access to a service account with name Jenkins in the scope of that is in the scope of CI CD project. This service account is used to run Jenkins application in the CI CD project. So we are giving this Jenkins service account an ID troll to the development project, which means Jenkins service account can initiate the builds and deployments in the development project in the same way. I'll create a project called testing and provide Jenkins service account edit troll to the testing project as well. We also need to provide image puller access to the testing project to be able to pull from the development project. Now let's go back and check on the console. We have the two projects development and testing, the new ones that we added just now. So the development project is just created and it is empty. So in order for the pipeline to work, the pipeline is expecting a build configuration and the deployment configuration here, just like in first video. So I'm going to do the same exacting as what we did in the first video. Add the build configuration, deployment configuration for that my app. I have the service here. I have the route. I have build configuration. I have image stream. I have the deployment configuration. Now let's move on to the testing product. The testing project is also empty. The pipeline is expecting a deployment configuration with the name my app in the testing project as well. And this my app should pull the image that is tagged as promote to QA from the development project. So in order to create the deployment configuration, let's use command line. First, I'll switch through the testing project and I'll type in a command that creates a deployment configuration with the name my app. This is what the pipeline is expecting. And this uses the image my app with the tag promote to QA from the development project's image stream. So this is the image stream from which it will try to pull and deploy the application. When I create this, it will immediately try to start deploying it, but it will fail because there is no my app there with the promote to QA tag. Now I'll create a service and create a route by exposing the service. Let's go back to web console. Here is a service my app and the route for that service. It's trying to do a deployment. I'm going to cancel this build. I'll also make a couple of small changes to this deployment configuration. First, I'll remove this trigger. So whenever there's a config change, it will not automatically trigger a new deployment. And I'll change this image pool policy to always so that it doesn't use the image from cache when Jenkins invokes this deployment configuration to for a new deployment. Now let's switch over to the CI CD project and start a pipeline here. I'll start this pipeline now. It's starting a new build, the build and deployment which is the first stage just got started. This should invoke a new build in the development project. So let's switch over to the development project and see. Look at the bills. There is a new build that got started. Here are the logs. It's trying to download the source code. So this build was started by Jenkins from the CI CD project in the development project. The build is now complete and is triggering a deployment. Let's go back and check in the development project. It's deploying, now it is scaling up to two parts. Now that the scale up is complete, let's try this URL, which was a green rose. Let's go back and look at our pipeline. The deployment of testing is also complete. So let's go and look at the testing project. Here are our three parts. So let's test it again in the testing project. So this testing URL is also pointing to the green part. Now let's go back to our pipeline and actually let's change the code. I'm changing this to blue rose now, commit the changes and we'll initiate the pipeline again. The build in development has started again. The deployment in development is in progress. So now it is doing a rolling deployment. Let us check the application, which shows the blue rose. This is in the development project. Now I'll go to testing, rolling deployment is in progress. Deployment is complete and it shows the blue rose in the testing project as well. So going back to the pipeline, the second build is also complete, all the three stages. So it was a simple example of how you can edit your pipelines to go across different projects. I'll post the build configuration file and the Jenkins file that I used both in the previous video and this video on GitHub and I'll put it along with the blog post that accompanies this video. I hope you have enjoyed this video. Thanks a lot for watching.


Yo, I'm coming with the first jump shot video of the year.  The jump shots I drop, y'all know they have to be golden or else I wouldn't be making this video. Now, y'all been putting a lot of pressure on me, man. Y'all be the agent. Where's the jump shots at? Y'all, we're three days in. I've been testing a ton, but I always have to badge grind and do attributes. So, I haven't been finding a crazy amount of jump shots. We're three days in. But luckily I found two. One for Prime, one for Park. And I wanna share them with you because I know y'all trying to grind and everyone's trying to find the jump shot that works. I got y'all with the Q and the waviest jump shot for both Park and Prime.  If y'all new to the channel, of course, be sure to subscribe. If y'all wanna see more videos like this, I'm gonna need this to hit 12,000 likes. Yo, for whatever reason, bro. It takes forever to just switch jump shots or go to the jump shot video this year because you have to load up everything in the MyPark lab. But it's truly a beautiful thing. It is amateur one base, Paul George released one, Lonzo released two. Now, this jump shot's unlike anything I've ever tried at any 2K ever because Paul George previously was an atrocious release. But this year, I gotta try it out again. They switched up a lot when it came to jump shots. That's a whole another video. And the release speed is quick. So if you're 6'4 and under, keep that in mind because you also have very quick releases. This release only works on the Prime. You can try it on the Park, but there's gonna be no Q. Now, this is how I released the ball.  And the Park took even longer. Y'all won't believe how different this game feels in last year. It's taken a while to adjust. When you're shooting the ball, treat it as if it's a straight up Paul George release. When his head reaches the zenith, the top of the jump shot, and he's no longer escalating on his way up, release the ball every single time. So I tell y'all don't look at the shot meter because the shot meter, especially this year, is more inaccurate than ever. Such a small percentage. You can't see your margin of error. I'm saying, look at your player. When he reached the top with his head, release the ball. You can try it on Park, but because there's more latency in Park, the cue is thrown off. You can still maybe green it, especially if you're a rhythm shooter. That's just not the way that I like to play. I like having the consistency in a cue. So y'all whole square, he hits the top release, whole square, his head hits the top release, boom. The Lonzo does this wonders because if you throw it all the way to the side and you make it straight up Paul George, it lies, it's so harsh. Do you see it? The flick is harsh. There's no real cue for it, but you throw on that Lonzo. Lonzo was a better version of Stephen Curry from last year. And it just gives it that fluidity because Lonzo was a one motion shooter. One motion shooters for the most part, they'll do a pretty decent job in primes. So I felt like I could mix it in this release and I can get away with it. The release itself leans a decent amount. And maybe it's just the way 2K18 is this year, but you'll get the ball in a catch and shoot and you'll have to stand there for an obnoxiously long period of time before you could release the ball or your player leans on his shot and the percentage is plummet. This is decent on moving shots when you're trying to fade. It's decent, it's not wavy though. But where this release shines and what's maybe becoming a rarity in 2K18 is the green release window. Each release has a green release window. There was a release I was trying earlier today. There was 0% green window. You could not hit a green on the release. So much so that my player would shoot an all white and he would celebrate like he got a green.  I just need y'all to know that because I had to move on from that release. But this release here has a pretty wide window. You just have to hit the cue and you'll be solid. This one is the park jump shot. This release actually also works decent on prime but the other one I mentioned is way better. But this is the park release 100%. The thing about park releases is you have to hit your cue and because there's more latency on park there has to be a buffer that'll lead you to the green. So I don't know if I'm explaining it correctly. All right, let me break it down like this. Let's say you start at 0%. You're trying to hit 100% to hit the green. When you hit, if you overshoot it, you hit 112%, it's a white. If you undershoot it and you hit 98%, it's a white. With these park jump shots, I specifically have to go out of my way to find a jump shot that'll hit 92 because the latency will carry it to that 100%. So I'm really trying to find a release that has a buffer that it makes shooting a cue easy. I think I explained that correct. Anyway, amateur one base, James Harden release one, James Harden release two. Some of the OGs, some of the OGs on the channel are shaking their head right now, man. They know about this release because this was the exact same release. Keep in mind, amateur one is literally the same thing as high school one from last year. They just renamed it. This release right here is my OG release from 2K17. And trust me, I tried all my wavy releases from 2K17. This is the only one that translated. For the other ones, they destroyed base 49 and that does not work anymore. Base 65 is high, but for whatever reason, I prefer amateur one on the park. This was the release when 2K17 launched that for the first few months carried me over. And it's back. It's back in 2K18, man. And it makes me so happy to share with the world that for now, until I do some more testing and if y'all hit 12,000 likes, we'll do another video, this is the best park jump shot I've tested. And I've tested over 20 to 25. And not no 20 to 25 random jump shots or just one game with the jump shot. I mean, I test them to see the green window, to see if it leans, there's a cool lot moving shots. What's the cue for the jump shot? This is something I did for all the jump shots. And y'all know I'm a craftsman with these jump shots. And I've been shooting blanks this year, man. I've been making releases with bases that look so solid. Like I could definitely get a big green window on this release. And it turns out to be a dud or too slow or it feels totally different when it's latency involved. I don't know why it was on normal speed. Keep in mind, this release is on quick speed. I don't know what happened just there. Maybe I moved and I didn't even know it. I don't wanna make this video too long. I'm gonna have a separate video talking about literally the best practices you can do to shoot and score the ball. But this is a specific video to jump shots if you're looking for a jump shot. I know y'all on your grind, you're looking for jump shots and you can start hitting some of your shots. Anyway, if y'all enjoyed it again, drop a like, subscribe if you guys are new, man. Hey, it's the first jump shot video of the year. I'm gonna have a playlist full of these if we get to that point. I'm gonna be testing some more all the time. If y'all have any questions, tweet at me, snap chat me. Actually don't snap, I don't use snap chat like that no more. Tweet me or leave a comment, either one. I'm out.


I grew up, like with my grandfather he always taught me the art of boxing is to hit and not get hit. Swimming don't get wet, man. Exactly. So the way that I was brought up I always knew like okay I want to be able to hit a fighter and not let them hit me back and I trained myself every day out to make sure that's how my style was and I know if I'm doing that I'm the best fighter in the world.


Now, authorities are moving to check excesses of oil thieves and ensure safety of critical nation assets from economic saboteurs in river state. The NSDCE has reaffirmed its commitment to ridding the state of illegal oil banquering. This followed the arrest of 40 suspected oil thieves along with 10 trucks used in carrying out the illegal activity in the state. The report. The commandant general of the Niger Security and Civil Defense Corps, Ahmed Abubakar Audi, was on a working visit to the river state command. He paraded suspects in other exhibits seized from them at the headquarters in Port Hackett. Audi warned oil thieves and vandals to relocate from Nigeria. He wants that the Corps will not stop its operations against them until those telling the country's resources are brought to broke. They have now been stopped in breaking the pipes, potting them, removing them after getting the products. They resale the pipes. And these are the sample of Ajib pipe knives, close to Ajib. We have arrested the first host of them, not only in Libas, but also in Bailsa. He also disclosed the 10 tankies, 9 boats, 100 petroleum pipes, 69 containers and sacks filled with adulterated petroleum product were confiscated by the apparatus from the suspect. Each canoe here loaded can take about two, three, four trailers loaded and they use these drums. You see these drums, they use it. And each canoe can take about 150 drums. And when you take the commandant, you see that over about two, three, sometimes even four trailers. Army, Navy, you know, they have been very helpful where there has been a very effective synergy between our Corps and the other one and those services. And we like to appreciate them for that. The NSEDC boss also visited the commandant's exhibit site at Obogoro and Iiebe. He had a cease of violence exercise with some officers and generated the negative impact of oil theft on the country's economy. You know, what's most important is that it helps our government with dividends of oil. It also is a lot of money. And we are very proud of it. It means a lot of confidence. And also sometimes, only a chance. And after a collision, it's very, very, very, very, very good. So this is the time of the day. This is the time of the day. This is the time of the day. This is the time of the day. This is the time of the day. The commandant general said the arrested suspects are currently undergoing thorough investigation and will soon be charged to court for persecution. Hello. Hope you enjoyed the news. Please do subscribe to our YouTube channel and don't forget to hit the notification button so you get notified about fresh news updates.


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My name is Ray Tsuchiyama with Think Tech Asia, and we'll be delving into e-commerce in Asia, particularly in China and Japan. We have Russell Liu, our co-host in Beijing, in a very rainy period during spring, June of this year. And he's going to be really expressing insights and more analysis of e-commerce, and particularly mobile commerce, in the People's Republic of China, which it has a population now of over 1.3 billion citizens, as opposed to Japan, which is kind of stalled at about 129 million citizens. So is Russell on, Russell Liu from Hadean District? Hello, Ray, all the fellow Hawaiians and everybody back in the U.S. Welcome to Think Tech. We're live in Beijing with our co-host, Ray, who's in the beautiful Honolulu, sunny Honolulu. It's rainy here in Beijing, but overall it's a very nice day here.  And it's a very big phenomenon out here in China, but not really a phenomenon, Ray. It's something that's taken off and it's going to be here to stay. With smartphones, people are doing things online. They're buying things over the Internet. They're using their smartphones to buy everyday groceries, going to the store, buying a soda. Nobody cares cash gifts. Nobody is into e-commerce. And so we're going to explore that topic today. When you first arrived in Beijing, Russell, a dozen, 15 years ago, how did people in Beijing buy things? Did they go to malls, to small stores? How did people buy things like CDs or clothing or food? Well, Ray, that's a really good question because, you know, when I first got to Beijing nearly 14 years ago, I lived on the suburbs, right next to the farming country. I was at a university and people carried cash everywhere you went. You carried cash. And sometimes if you were going to buy an electronic, something more expensive, you don't have to think wads of cash. It reminds me of the Japanese visitors in Honolulu about 30 years ago carrying thick wads of cash saving up to buy this particular item. But today it's changed. It's totally a revolution because nobody carries cash. Your bank account is tied to various e-commerce platforms. And you could be in your office, nobody knows it, but you've just bought something and you will buy it and the transaction will take a few seconds and it will take a debit against your bank account. It's tied into your bank account so the merchant is happy and the sale is made. So what I'm hearing from you, Russell, that in barely 15 years you saw a transition from cash-driven economy to mobile online e-commerce without credit cards that so dominated the United States and Japan for decades. Ray, that's a really good observation because what's happened is that I think these are new global platforms and the U.S. is really behind here. There's new legislation coming soon. But it's incredible the amount of e-commerce sales that happens here in China. For example, in 2017 mobile e-commerce sales was U.S. $630 billion. Now think about that. That sounds big, but you compare that with the U.S. and the U.S. mobile e-commerce sales was $96 billion. So we're seeing a seven to eight times amount of greater e-commerce sales in China. And what we're seeing is that of the total retail sales in China, it's about 13.5% growing. In the U.S., e-commerce mobile sales accounts for 1.9% of total retail sales. So what does that mean? It means that we have a platform in the U.S. where retailers are still in the brick and mortar stage, expensive malls, expensive retail costs, operating costs. In China, you don't have that. You have the e-commerce vendors who will get the different vendors. And there's no motor brick. So the sales, the price can be a lot less, much more affordable to consumers. In Japan, there are sites like Rakuten, which is very big e-commerce, mobile commerce center. There's Amazon Japan, Apple, Yahoo Japan Shopping. In the U.S., of course, Amazon, eBay, many, many lands and seers dominate the e-commerce landscape. Why is the biggest e-commerce site in China right now? Yes, and like Japan, we're seeing the phenomenon all over Asia, particularly Japan, China, and Korea. You know, the question is, why should we care in the United States about e-commerce in Asia, particularly China and Japan? Well, let's look at it. In the U.S., retail sales across the globe will reach $22 trillion, okay? By 2020, it's expected this will reach to $27 trillion. So this is a new global platform. We're going to be doing business by e-commerce. We're seeing that in the U.S. through Amazon.com and so forth. Again, it's interesting because I understand Apple, the new Apple phone will design so that platform can be used in Asia for e-commerce using WeChat pay, AliPay, and so forth. So that's very interesting. But why is China important? Because a bulk of retail sales e-commerce comes in China, where it's expected that this year it's going to reach $900 billion in e-commerce sales in China alone, almost 40%, 7% of the total worldwide e-commerce sales. And that's a big number. That's something that's impressive. Now, in Japan, when I mentioned Daktan, it's a local Japanese site. Amazon, Japan is from the U.S., Amazon. In Japan, what's interesting is that one out of four buys or purchases are in electronics. But also, there's a very big fashion, fashion industry going on, led by a site called Zozo Town. And it's very big, and a lot of young people, young women, young men buy fashion through Zozo Town. And there's other areas like toys, games, small things and so forth, not huge, I guess, furniture and so forth. And of course, books and CDs. What are the areas that Chinese consumers buy in categories? Is it also fashion, CDs, electronics, food? What is the categories in China? Yes. But the big category, about 47% of all e-commerce sales are electronics. I'll give an example. This is how I think as a Westerner, and I really, I caught myself because I lost my Samsung TV controller, I somehow lost it in my apartment. And first thing as a Westerner, as an American, I kept thinking, where's my booklet? I've got to find the address and phone number for the service facility. That's how we do in America. So I went back to the service facility, and I couldn't find it. So I went to my secretary and asked her, how can I get this issue easy? We're going to go to the e-commerce vendor JD.com, and she pulled up the website and she found my controller, third-party vendor. It cost me 30 Kwai, 30 remb, which is about $4, and she punched the order in. I got it two days later, and that's how quick it is. So there's a lot of efficiency logistics here, the electronic issue is a big one. But I see another area that's coming up very quickly. It's lifestyle. People are buying a lot of lifestyle things. And so I wonder why the Japanese retailers Uniglo, Muji, it's very big in China, very big. And I'm pretty soon, we'll see them, I'm sure, on the online e-commerce sales. That's very big. And so that's what I'm getting into. Why is China important? Because China is a retail destination for e-commerce, whether it's vendors inside China or outside China, cross-border transactions. But let me give you a little history of how this really boomed. In 2009, the Alibaba Group, which is one of the largest e-commerce platforms, created a date called the Singles Day on November 11th every year. It's equivalent of a Black Friday. And so just in that one day, on November 11th in 2016, they netted in $17.8 billion US dollars, online e-commerce sales for one day, largest e-commerce sales in a single day and anywhere. Now let's compare. This was four times greater than the 2016 Black sales, I guess they call it Black Friday sales in the US. So you can tell that there's tremendous opportunity here if you're tied into e-commerce, even if you're cross-bored in the US. No, Black Friday, right after Thanksgiving, is still huge in the US. And that's when people go to malls, they fight over all kinds of electronics or toys and so forth. Also, people go online now. And there's been a huge boom, even in the US, online shopping. There's also been simultaneously a decline in what you referred to as the brick and mortar malls. There's been a lot of malls going out of business in the United States. It's really hard to conduct business when people are going through their laptops or mobile phones to buy products and get them shipped to them. Now, is that a trend in China? Did the malls come up and then disappear or they never got built? Or there's still some shopping in Nanfu Jinlu or Wangfu Jinlu or all these big shopping places in major urban centers. Are they still doing well? Well, the malls are still doing very well, extremely well. Two functions of malls. First of all, more of the lifestyle stores are appearing in malls. Whether it's Coffee for Starbucks or Muji, the lifestyle store, whether it's Bose Entertainment or Haagen-Dazs Ice Cream, it's a lifestyle type of thing. Second of all, it also could be a market loss leader because when people get a chance to see the products and try it, you know what they're going to do? They're going to jump back on e-commerce because they've seen it and they know the quality, and that's very important. But again, tying back to the US e-commerce. So I think the Americans have to start to think global. For example, Black Friday in November 2016, Alibaba created to connect the Chinese consumer with American retail institutions. Macy's went live online using a virtual reality tool. So people on e-commerce could see Macy's like they're buying things. We also saw... And we're going to hold that thought and we're going to return in just a minute. Shrinks. Did you ever want to get your head shrunk? Well, this is the best place to come to pick one. I've been doing this. We must have 60 shows with a whole bunch of shrinks that you can look at. I'm here on Tuesdays at 3 o'clock every other Tuesday. I hope you are too. Aloha. We all play a role in keeping our community safe. Every day, we move in and out of each other's busy lives. It's easy to take for granted all the little moments that make up our every day. Some are good, others not so much. But that's life. It's when something doesn't seem quite right that it's time to pay attention. Because only you know what's not supposed to be in your every day. So protect your every day. If you see something suspicious, say something to local authorities. We are back on Think Tech Asia with Russell Liu all the way in Beijing. We're talking about e-commerce. It's a great wave that's going all over the globe to make shopping easy electronically through the laptop, through the PC, or through the mobile phone, what we call M-commerce, or mobile commerce. And that's going to be really driving sales in the future. We're talking about the people of Super Bowl of China. We're talking about Japan. We also will be thinking about, in the future, new economies coming up, new emerging economies like India, South America, and Africa. And it's quite possible we're going to skip, like China, a whole generation of credit cards and go directly into electronic buying, purchasing in the future. So this is a harbinger of emerging markets and economies, one that was driven by Japan, the United States, and Western Europe, and now by China that's leaping into this whole space without going through an evolution of credit cards and malls that are perforated throughout Western Europe and North America. We're going to return to Russell how he's seeing the compare contrast between the Chinese boom and acceptance of very easy purchasing through e-commerce and M-commerce and how the United States and its companies, the Fortune 250, can really be part of this wave in this new economy, the electronic economy in China and also part of Asia Pacific, like countries in Indonesia, Vietnam, India, and others that are coming up economically. So Russell, do you want to continue what you were just saying about how you see American companies behind the curve, that they're not seeing what's really exciting in Asia and they should be part of this big boom in e-commerce and M-commerce? Yes, you're great. Thank you very much. We're seeing American companies starting to make their entry to the e-commerce channels here in China. Working with a giant e-commerce platform such as Alibaba, for example, T-Mall Global, which is a Chinese e-commerce platform, has recently linked up with major retail execs, the US-based Costco. So it's interesting because we have Costco warehouses type of setups in the US. We're probably going to bypass it here in China. We're going to have this virtual reality e-commerce sales that you just go online, and particularly with your smartphone. So that's convenient. You don't have to be at home sitting behind a desk, going to the computer and selecting items. You can be at your smartphone. And I think this is another reason why e-commerce differs in China because the technology here with the use of smartphones and the tie-ins with the e-commerce, e-pay platforms are making this a 24 shopping reality. Whereas in the US, we have to go, for example, amazon.com, maybe we can use our smartphone who typically would go to the computer, look at it, think about it. The Chinese are looking real-time 24 hours on their smartphone. They don't have to be at home. They can be anywhere. If they want something, they'll order. I'll give you an example. My friend, a colleague of mine, what likes to eat seafood? And so what she does is she goes on her smartphone, she orders seafood, and it comes from Tianjin, which is a city to the north. And one of the hopes, she orders in the morning, it's at a doorstep at 6 o'clock in the evening, and it's packed with cooled ice, and it's fresh. And again, the reason why it's taken off in China is not only the technology, but also the logistics. They've got it wired down. They developed the high-speed trains. For example, a city between Tianjin and Beijing, simply the trains run every few minutes. The train takes the high-speed train takes a half-hour ride that quick, and it comes into Beijing. And it's interesting that the logistics are very important. So again, that's the difference to the U.S. I think we lost Russell just for a second, but to really add to what Russell was saying, logistics in e-commerce, M-commerce, is the key for customer service and customer satisfaction, because unless you have a logistics system that brings the product to your door in a very efficient and timely manner, the consumer just won't be satisfied with the expectations of a seamless ordering and receiving a process in the delivery. So in Japan, Saga-Cubing, Kuro-Neko, Yamato were companies that were like the platinum standard in delivery of products to your door. In fact, when I was living in Japan, there were trucks, especially designed to be just holding very fresh vegetables from the north, from Hokkaido, or Northern Almorri, and so forth, or seafood that would come in from the Sea of Japan or from Kyushu coming in Tokyo through very monitored, environmentally-friendly processes. And so we are trying to get Russell back online right now. And so the delivery system is part of that whole e-commerce ecosystem that really is vital to e-commerce. The other part that I want to say is that Alibaba, that Russell mentioned, is a firm that has become a global standard in e-commerce. And its founder is a very interesting character named Jack Ma, who in a book published by a friend of mine, Duncan Clark earlier this year, really emphasized how he struggled through life to be the king of e-commerce. And that's what his dream and his objective was to really get an ecosystem of e-commerce in China. Jack Ma started out and, as he said, failed at university, failed at a job, failed at many, many things, and yet he had this dream, and now he's at the top of a multi-huge billion dollar empire in China that is the standard for e-commerce in the world right now, and it dominates e-commerce in the People's Republic of China. Similarly, there's a man named Hiroshi Murikitani in Japan who heads Rakuten, and he's a Harvard MBA graduate, and he's really focused on not only in developing e-commerce and e-commerce in Japan, but also bringing Rakuten overseas to some other Asian countries in Southeast Asian and other regions. So he is also working on to really expand the experience of e-commerce, e-commerce globally. Finally, we're still working on Russell or come back to us. I did a survey a few years ago on the best-selling Japanese products in China through e-commerce. It was an interesting exercise because a lot of products, some of them were quite cheap, others were kind of expensive to products, Chinese products on the market. One of the most interesting products was powdered milk, and of course there was a huge scandal in powdered baby milk at that time. They had an industrial chemical called melanin, and that opened up a whole world of Chinese families, parents ordering powdered milk from Japan through e-commerce. Another one was diapers, of course, and they saw diapers as having less allergic kind of chemicals on them. Another one was, of all things, a tobacco filter that sold for four yen, very cheap, like almost 40 cents, and it was a filter they thought would cut down on the chemicals. Of course, who knows what happened when they smoke. They should stop smoking, but it's a huge market because there are 600 million smokers and the people from the Republic of China. So that is the market itself. There was another one, herbal shampoo, was another big seller, and an anti-insect repellent patch. Again, Chinese consumers were really thinking about sprays and didn't like the chemicals and so forth. So you can see that consumers are worried about environmental or chemical kinds of effects on their children or powdered milk that would be pure in the manufacturing process. So that's the kind of quality issues Chinese consumers deal with, and so they order Japanese goods online. So it's not like it's all Chinese goods. There is a large export market into China driven by Chinese consumers. And the Chinese consumer market, of course, in a country of 1.3 billion people is enormous, enormous. And when you see the evolution of payments and logistics, you can see the future of e-commerce and M-commerce in China driven by the numbers, and numbers is what China is all about. And that's where Japan, although Japan percentage-wise is much more of a wealthier country, a middle-class country, but with 129 million people. So it's a much smaller demographic. Yet about 80% of the people in Japan deal with e-commerce through their phones and laptops. So it's a larger percentage of online purchasing and involvement in this e-commerce world. I talked about fashion and that's an area where I think there's a lot more development. And so, unfortunately, we lost Russell, the difficulties the internet is well-known, and we'll work on it to bring him back in our next show continuously. But you saw how Russell was really at the trenches and really trying to show that China for U.S. firms in the internet space, they really should focus and also bring products that would appeal to Chinese consumers. And like I say, it's not like the Chinese want only Chinese products. They are a force to reckon with because they take their time to try out things and really look for quality, look for environment-friendly products. They really are consumers that are focused on getting the best products out there in the globe. So I will end here as we come to really exciting discussion on e-commerce in Asia Pacific. And this is Ray Tsuchiyama of Think Tech Asia. Until next time, we'll bring Russell Liu back from Beijing. Thank you very much.


The eighth United States Air Force, taking off from air drones in England, continue their round-the-clock devastation of war plants in Nazi Germany. In broad daylight, mighty squadrons roar across the North Sea. Over Hamburg, Germany's principal seaport, and number one war center, tons of bombs rain from the skies. Real photographs show the results. Seven square miles of Hamburg's war industries, military installations, flattened and in ruins. Water mains, gas and electric plants destroyed. Hamburg as a war center, a base for submarines, is virtually wiped off the map. Machine gunners blast enemy fighter planes from the skies. Burn of the squadrons. Jagged, gaping holes in many a bomber testify to the intensity of the futile Nazi defense. As a wounded Yankee gunner is born from his ship, RAF ground crews are making ready night raiders to continue the assault. From more than 40 air drones, 800 giant bombers, wellingtons, liberators, Lancasters, forts, take off to complete the destruction of the vital Nazi seaport. Then the signal on target. And the city of Hamburg is fired by more bombs than fell on London in the 11 worst months of the Nazi air attacks. Before launching the new U.S. aircraft carrier wasp. Among those invited to attend the ceremony are sons of naval officers who went down fighting with the old wasp off Guadalcanal. And the sponsor almost misses the boat. Now it's official. And the seventh warship in the history of the United States to bear the name wasp slides down the ways to join the fleet. America's newest flap top will soon be in action against the Axis. Minutes from New York's Times Square, the finest trotting horses in America parade to the post for the traditional classic of harness racing. The Hamiltonian it's called. A fast-moving, high-stepping contest worth thousands of dollars to the winner. Most of the drivers are more than 60 years of age and veterans at this sort of racing. First time around, number three, Volo Song, the favorite, breaks away and loses the race. But it takes two out of three victories to decide the winner. And now the favorite is back in the running. The slow-motion camera recording the thrilling form and rhythmic precision of the famous American trotter. Finish of the deciding race. The crowd roars as Volo Song steps out in front. For 70-year-old Ben White at the reins, it's his fourth victory. The only four-time winner of America's greatest trotting classic. Dean of the sixth historic meeting between President Roosevelt and Prime Minister Churchill. With them, the Dominion Premier and highest-ranking British and American staff officers. Admiral King and General Marshall, United States Army Chief of Staff. The United Nations war leaders have said their decisions would become known on the battlefields in future action against the Axis. Significant is the arrival of China's foreign secretary Dr. T.V. Song, who comes to the conference table representing Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek. Premier King welcomes the Chinese envoy to Canada. Even as Britain's Prime Minister and President Roosevelt warn the Axis to surrender now, the High Command announces new offensives on all fronts. Names Lord Louis Mountbatten at left, Supreme Allied Commander in Southeast Asia. Britain's Air Marshal, Sir Charles Portal, and American Air Chief General Henry Arnold at left declare that new day and night aerosols on Berlin are already in progress. Plans for bringing effective aid to China. Plans for decisive blows that will end the war in the east. New Guinea, New Britain, vitally important Munda on New Georgia Island, come dramatic official films of the Allies' great sea and air offensive against the Japanese in the South Pacific. Plains over Kahili site and bomb a Japanese cruiser, or swarm over the chap base at lay on New Britain, breaking shore positions again and again. Reinforcements are machine gunned out of the water. All the shores of Munda, the bombers, the American destroyers move in and bombard the big Japanese airfield on this vitally important island. Poking shoreline reveals the effects of the naval bombardment. Working with precision and exactness in a coordinated attack, the destroyers now move out as medium and heavy bombers soften the way for the Allied troops advancing on land, putting a never ending cargo of death upon the enemy. Perhaps this is what President Roosevelt and Prime Minister Churchill meant when they said decisions reached at the Quebec conference would have a far reaching effect in the war against Japan. Here is a light air power, already smashing the outlying defenses of the Japanese Empire.


Hello and welcome to this session. This is Professor Farhad in which we will discuss employee stock options. First we need to understand the basic idea of employee stock options and how do they work. Now this topic is close to my heart because my first job after my undergraduate degree in finance was dealing with employee stock options. I work in a firm where we handled employee stock options for certain companies. So let's go ahead and explain to you how employee stock options work. So let's assume you work for a company like Intel and indeed I handled stock options for Intel, Intel company specifically for this company. And let's assume Intel stock price today. I don't know what the stock price is. Let's assume it's $25 which is for the sake of illustration and you work for Intel. They might give you 1000 options for example here. They might give you 1000 options to buy it at $40. Now you might be saying well that's useless. Indeed that's useless because you can buy Intel at market for $25. But here's what they did. They will give you these options and they would say you have 10 years to exercise. So you don't have to exercise your option today. In the next 10 years if the price goes above $40 you are, you'll be in good shape. Now this when they grant it to you this is called the just terminology important the grant date. So this is the date that they give it to you. Now also usually for companies they will have what's called vested period. For example you have to stay for the company two years before you qualify to exercise the options. In other words you have to work for the company to earn it. So let's fast forward two years. Now you are vested. You qualify to buy the stock and Intel stock happens to be trading now at $50. Well if it's trading at $50 your options are in the money. What does it mean in the money? It means your options are worth something. You can buy Intel at $40 and immediately sell it for $50 and make a $10 profit. So your option is in the money. Now if the price was trading at let's assume $38 you will be out of the money because your option does not have any value. Your option is in the money. Now if you decided to exercise this is called the exercise date. It's the day that you actually buy the stock at the strike price and you would only do that if the exercise price is greater than the grant price which is the strike price of $40. So otherwise the option is useless. Now after you exercise you can sell. You can sell immediately or you can sell the stock in the future. Basically you own the stock. So this is the basic idea of stock options. There's the grand date, there's the exercise date and eventually there's the sell date. Now the sell date and the exercise date could be the same. People exercise and sell immediately. People exercise and hold their stock. There are different consequences depending on what type of options you have. Before we proceed any further I have a public announcement about my company farhatlectures.com. Farhat Accounting Lectures is a supplemental educational tool that's going to help you with your CPA exam preparation as well as your accounting courses. My CPA material is aligned with your CPA review course such as Becker, Roger, Wiley, Gleam, Miles. My accounting courses are aligned with your accounting courses broken down by chapter and topics. My resources consist of lectures, multiple choice questions, true-false questions as well as exercises. Go ahead start your free trial today. No obligation, no credit card required. So let's talk about the different type of options. You could have non-qualified stock options. You could have qualified stock options. Non-qualified stock options, we could have two types. Non-qualified stock options, we could have options with readily determinable value which it means they have a fair market value that's known. We're dealing here with public companies or we have non-qualified stock option that don't have a fair value. Here we are dealing with private companies, companies that their stock is not publicly traded. And under qualified stock options we have incentive stock options, we have employee stock purchase plans, plan, not plans. Now what's going to happen is in this session I'm going to deal with non-qualified stock options. And what are non-qualified stock options? If it's not qualified, it's non-qualified. And what is qualified? We'll deal with qualified next session. Just know non-qualified is something that's not qualified. Okay? So any stock option that does not meet the qualification of a qualified stock options, which we'll talk about next, will be a non-qualified. Now what do we need to know about non-qualified stock options? If the option have readily determinable value, remember we have two types of them, we're going to start with readily determinable value. On the grand date, now we know what the grand date is, the stock is taxed on the grand date. So as soon as they grant you this option, if there's readily determinable price, you are taxed right there. So the employees recognize an ordinary income for the difference between the fair value of the option and any cost. So you might have to incur some cost to buy those shares. If there's any cost, that's going to be deducted. So notice it's ordinary income and it's right on the grand date. So as soon as they grant you the option, it's the fair value of the option minus any cost. And there is no AMT here, just FYI because we're going to talk about alternative minimum tax and the incentive stock options because it's ordinary income, it's already ordinary income. Now since you already kind of paid taxes on the stock, what's going to happen? The basis of the stock equal to the sum of the exercise price and the sum of the taxes paid. Remember, you treated it as ordinary income and you paid taxes on that stock. What's going to happen is your basis, it's equal to the exercise price, whatever the exercise price is and the amount of taxes that you paid. And don't worry, we'll work an example because you pay taxes, basically you are buying the stock, although you didn't get the stock, but you have to pay taxes because the stock options has a, it's a non-qualify and it's, it has a readily determinable value. So you have to pay the taxes upfront. That's the bad news, the good news, the taxes becomes part of your basis. So taxes plus exercise price equal to your basis. Now when you sell it down the road, when you sell this, this stock down the road, you're going to either have a capital gain or a capital loss. If you sold it, more than the, more than the exercise price and the amount tax, you'll have a capital gain. If you sell it less, you have a loss. Don't worry, we're going to work an example with numbers. If the option laps, what does that mean? Let's assume the option was always out of the money. In other words, you don't exercise it because remember the Intel example, if the stock of Intel never exceeds $40, you just let it go. It's, it's worthless. The employer recognized a capital loss for the value of the option that was previously taxed as ordinary income. So whatever the value was, now it's considered ordinary income loss and it's deducted against your ordinary income. It's a capital loss, which is good. On the other hand, this is, we're talking about the employee, what about the employer? The employer generally deduct an ordinary business expense for the fair value of the stock options in the tax year in which the employee were required to recognize an ordinary income. So when the employer recognized an ordinary income, the company will have a tax deduction. The best way to illustrate this is to look at an example. On March 15th, year one, John received a non-qualified stock options as follows. Number of shares to be purchased, 500. The exercise price is 10. The fair value of the option on the great grand date is two. So we know the fair value of the option. Now, I mentioned earlier that the fair value if it's known for public company versus private company, that that cannot, doesn't have to be 100% correct for public companies. Usually it's known for private company. It could be known as well, but anyhow, you will be given whether the fair value is known or not. So the fair value is known and there's a non-qualified stock option. On April 3rd, year one, when the fair value of the stock was 15, John exercised. So immediately the stock price jumped a lot. It just, this is a fake example, but the point is to kind of make the point. And on May 10th, John, the stock kept rising. John sold the shares and this sounds like the tech industry and the dotcom industry in year 99, 2000. The stocks were moving very fast. So what are the tax consequences here? What's the amount and type of income if any John should report on the grand date? The grand date was March 15, year one. They granted them the stock. We know the fair value is $2 for the $2 per option. We have 500 options. There's a $1,000 tax. So on the grand date, there's a $1,000 should report ordinary income of $1,000. And obviously, if they report ordinary income, they have to pay taxes on that. Now, determine the adjusted basis of the stock held by John as of April 3rd. On April 3rd, when the stock price was 15, what did John do? Exercise. And to exercise, you have to pay $10 per share. Well, $10 times 500 is $5,000. And John already included $1,000 of ordinary of ordinary income. Therefore, the basis for his stock for the 500 shares is $6,000. That's the basis. What is the amount and type of income that John would report when he sells the stock? He sells the stock for $18. Well, when he sells it for $18, his basis are how much for the stock? Well, his basis, remember, he sold the shares adjusted, when he sold the shares here at an adjusted basis of six. So we'll take 500 shares times 18. John would receive $9,000 in total. The adjusted basis is six. Therefore, there's a capital gain that John is responsible for for 3,000. So this is John's consequences. What are the employer consequences? Well, remember, the employer can deduct the expense in the year that it was granted. In other words, when John recognized ordinary income of $1,000, the employer can report an ordinary expense. The employer receives a deduction at the time John reported ordinary income, which is the grand date. Because on the grand date, they gave them 500 options. Each one is worth $2. Well, the company would recognize $1,000 of expense. They would reduce their taxable expense. So this was a non-qualified stock options with a known value. What happened if we are dealing with a non-qualified stock option without a readily determinable value? Well, under those circumstances, when we don't have a readily determinable value, the option are taxed when exercised. Remember, John exercised them when they were 15. This is when the tax consequences are kicked. This is when it takes place. On the exercise date, the employee recognized an ordinary income for the difference between the stock fair value and its exercise price. There's an ordinary income there. Ordinary income equal to the fair value of the stock minus the exercise price. The basis of the stock for the employee equal to the fair value on the exercise date. At this point, your basis equal to the fair value on the exercise date. So basis here equal to the fair value of the exercise date. Now, the future sale result either in a capital gain or a capital loss. Now, if the option lapse, the employee can deduct a capital loss that equal to the amount that they paid for the options. If the option lapse means the option was never exercised because it was out of the money. It's important to know that the holding period for the stock, for all non-qualified stock options, start at the exercise date. Remember, the holding period is important whether to determine that's a capital gain or a long-term capital gain or short-term capital gain because it makes a difference. Now, as for the employer, they do not receive a deduction on the grand date under the when there's no determinable value. Instead, they are allowed a deduction in the same year the employee report taxable income as a result of exercising the stock options. The amount of the employer's deduction is the same as the amount of the employee taxable income. So, whatever taxable income is John's subject to, the company can deduct. Let's take a look at this example. Number of shares to be purchased is 500 shares. The exercise price is $10. Now, we are not told we don't know the fair value of the options. You remember in the prior example, we said each option is worth $2. We are not told anything. On April 1st, year one, when the fair value is 15, John exercises option. Now, and on May 10th, when the price was 18, he sold his options. What is the amount and type of income if any John would report on the grand date? Well, on the grand date, remember, we are dealing with an option with no readily determinable value. They should not report any income on that date. Versus in the prior example, remember, they reported $1,000 because we assumed $2 value, which we don't have this information here. What is the amount of and type of income that John would report on the exercise date? Well, on the exercise date, John would report an ordinary income for the difference between the stock fair value and its exercise price. Well, there's $5 difference between those two. The strike price is the exercise price is 10 and we exercised at 15. There's $5 times 500 equal to 2500. And again, what we said, this will be considered ordinary income. On April 1st, what is the adjusted basis of the stock for April 1st? For April 1st, the adjusted basis equal to the fair market value of 500 shares times 15, which is 7,500. What type of income that John would report when he sells the stock? Well, should report a capital gain of 1500, which is the difference between 9,000, which is the how much he sold it for and the basis. This will be a capital gain. Is John's employer allowed to receive any deduction for tax purposes? If so, when and how much? Well, remember, yes, the employer receives a deduction. At the time, John reported ordinary income, which is the exercise date. And the amount of the deduction would be 2,500, which is the amount of ordinary income that John reported. What should you do now? Go to Farhat Lectures, look at additional resources. In the next session, we would look at the qualified stock options. We'll explain what they are and look at the different type of qualified options. Good luck, study hard, and of course, stay safe.


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So really don't miss out anymore guys There's the monsters hits so hiding in here and again This is a big hit high risk high reward type of break since we only created 33 cases guys most spots you only have a few hit possibilities we tried to combo up the teams as even as possible for every spot but just know that some cars may be pulled early in the print run guys so keep in mind that when buying 32 total spots everybody gets around team from the combo list and one train will so at least per box now here's a dice for the customer names that bought in the list of combo teams and the case numbers remaining only have four cases left and just because you guys sold this out tonight guys I told you guys if we sold it out tonight I would be giving away 75 bucks in burger for each one and we will give away some money at the end of the break just for buying in everyone has a shot of this whether you go hit hit list or you hit something so that'll be a little extra for tonight guys so there's a dice roll let's roll it and it is a three to five eight times good luck eight times one two three four five six seven and eight Arturo on the shan eight times here one two three four five six seven eight Chargers Nets down to the bills jacks pagers are doing with the Chargers Nets Brad with the four-inners Tigers Pistons Kevin with the Chiefs Thunder Chris with the Marlins Panthers Lake is dancing with the Nationals Dolphins Clippers Chen with the raised pelicans Franklin with the Blue Jays Cold Charlotte Hornets Michael with the Giants San Francisco Giants Raiders Bulls Aaron with the Cowboys Jazz John with the Red Sox Sacramento Kings D with the Bears Bucks Grizzlies Arturo with the A's Broncos Paul with the Rangers Titans Yankees so men with the Arizona Cardinals T Wolves combo Chris with the Dodgers Brown Suns Matt with the Rockies Packers Wizards Rory with the Astros and Jets Kyle with the Reds Washington football team Matt with the Braves Eagles Zack with the Mavs Orioles Kyle with the Angels Texans Chen with the Twins Ravens Knicks Sean with the Bangles 76ers Arthudo with the Mariners Raptors Vikings Aaron Pettilas Balmojo Royals Patriots Hawks as well as the Indians New York Giants and Nuggets Brad with the Pirates Lions Bucks Franklin with the White Hawks Steelers Wars Chen with the Seahawks St. Louis Cardinals Celtics Robert with the Mets Rams Cavs and Sean Matic with the bills Jags and Padres I'll give you guys a minute or so if you guys want to trade and let me title this really quick I also guys I'm gonna quickly randomize for the case number we're gonna use here and it was eight times one two three four five six seven eight case 10 hey Matt what's going on man okay yeah yeah no problem I could look for you too as well you know you might have seen it right yeah you have the Braves Eagles and Rockies Pacquers Wizards you can run if you want to man shouldn't be too many crazy teams remaining I assume that's how the 13 teams the most expensive is what Cowboys at 80 Eagles at 90 rest are in the 50s 60s and 70s there's still some $30 team at the Patriots and Jaguars at 40 but the rest are literally in the 50s 60s and 70s alright let's just close it guys I don't mind filling another one of these up guys I'll give you another 75 bucks and break credit case 10 that's for everybody Arturo whether you've got you hit something or you didn't just for selling it out tonight so it's basically like the one we just did earlier for all four but now we're just doing them individually for each break so that's just for the customers that sold out this one oh I think we have another bat now and yes we do Tim Anderson for the White Sox that is awesome that one of my favorites there you go one of one Tim Anderson and Franklin with the White Sox Steelers Warriors combo congrats man all aboard all aboard the big hit express motherload autographs Steph Curry Steffan Curry on this one actually to 99 for the Golden State Warriors and while Franklin congrats you have the same combo hitting White Sox and Warriors jeez and a Justin Verlander for the Houston Astros that's a one-of-one Nebula very nice piece of the patch and I believe the Stroze for Rory we're up for trade try to trade couldn't trade Mojo Rory with the Astros and Jets combo and there you go all aboard all aboard the big hit express well wrong Pete hey thanks for getting in man can't win if you don't play to go tell people nine five and it's a downtown Joe Montana centering nine five edges of ten corners of ten and the surface was a nine from 2019 Donneress that is nice 49ers Brad Paulie with the 49ers Tigers Pistons combo there you go very nice hold up with us so from here we don't have the Anderson Nav anymore Curry motherload auto is gone so we just have a zone Judy Luca single Terry Watson prism and digs tag we still have six cell sheet hits remaining us with three bought three cases left there's still a Luca Donneress I believe PSA 10 hiding in one of these last three cases try to squeeze in one more guys about a Barry Sanders legendary contenders signature autograph 18 out of 25 for the Lions now it's gonna go to Brad this time with your other combo team that is a Pirates Lions bucks combo and the third cell sheet of this break how about a Stefan digs tag laundry tag autograph one-of-one from Immaculate what a beauty Minnesota Vikings it is your day Arturo even when I thought it wasn't gonna be for you in this break you have the Mariners Raptors Vikings combo and there you go man all aboard all aboard the Big Hit Express all right one to one the fun digs tag auto Barry Sanders Joe Montana downtown Justin Verlander Steph and Tim Anderson one-on-one baton off and there you go guys so here's the customers that hit one two three four five and then you hit two of them here Franklin to make your six so let's copy and paste the names for the customers that are in the hit list promo from the original promo from the all the brakes itself so let's put you in here for Big Hit Express number 30 and let's take all the customers here that hit so we now here's the original customers that just bought in straight up this were 75 bucks just for selling it out tonight here's the dice roller and it's a five into five ten times number one get 75 bucks one two three four five six seven eight nine ten Michael Golder congratulations man you're gonna get back 75 bucks just for being in this breaking sign out tonight guys so again I would love to squeeze at least another break tonight before I call it a night number 31 is that 25 it's gonna go in guys Jasper's case breaks calm


Item number, SCP-223 Object Class, Euclid Special Containment Procedures SCP-223 is kept in a locked containment vault in Site-19. If the two photos missing from SCP-223 are recovered, they should be stored in two separate specially prepared vaults at Site-17. Any personnel who see any anomalies appear anywhere in SCP-223 must be reassigned to another project immediately. Such personnel must be kept under observation for mental instability, including tri-weekly examination by a site psychiatrist and are advised to minimize their exposure to photographs of any kind. Description SCP-223 is a photo album, capable of holding 30 photos, bound like a small hardcover book. The photos are attached to the pages with an unknown adhesive. It matches the appearance of a product made by but lacks any brand. From Danny with love has been written on the back in blue ink. SCP-223 contains 28 photos, which chronicle an engaged couple's vacation to the beach. The final two pages of the album have been ripped out. The couple in the photos has been positively identified as E and L, who went on the vacation depicted June of 19- E and L died on June- in a murder-suicide by E. E's suicide note claimed he found his fiance in bed with another man and killed her. However, no evidence of such an affair was ever found. There is one other person who frequently appears in the photos of SCP-223, a Caucasian male with attractive and somewhat androgynous features. Designation SCP-223-1. Based on his behavior in the photos, he seems to be a friend of the couple. All attempts to determine the identity of SCP-223-1 have proven fruitless. SCP-223-1 does not appear in photos and recorded footage of SCP-223, although careful comparative analysis of the photos and data expunged. Occasionally, persons reading SCP-223 will see the likeness of their romantic interest in one or more of SCP-223's photos, replacing an incidental bystander. Independent observers can verify that the photos do in fact change. However, these anomalies are always discovered by the individual they most concern. SCP-223 seems to target readers who are in a stable, happy romantic relationship with these anomalies. SCP-223 apparently can only target one person at a time in this way. If the discoverer of the anomaly, hereafter, the target, continues to read SCP-223, their perceptions of the album's contents will change radically. While any other reader continues to see the original photos, the target will see an album of photos of their romantic partner interacting with an androgynous but attractive member of the target's sex. The target invariably reacts with jealousy and suspicion, and if allowed will search for the final two pages, believing that the contents will prove whether or not the target's partner is cheating. The effects of SCP-223 on a given target wear off completely within one week, unless the target is exposed to new photos or SCP-223. At this point, the current target's love interest's likeness will vanish from the album, and the target can safely view ordinary photographs. A former target attempting to view SCP-223's photographs will see if not allowed contact with SCP-223 following the initial discovery, the target's perceptions of other photographs will also be altered. The nature of these alterations varies depending on the content of the photos, but the majority involve the inclusion of a humanoid, similar to SCP-223-1. Pictures including both the target and the target's romantic partner seem to be the most psychologically damaging to view. Exposure to a sufficiently large number of photographs seems to cause a brainwashing effect in the target, creating a strong delusion of great danger that can only be resolved by returning the missing photos to SCP-223. This appears to be caused by a long succession of subliminal signals and traumatizing images rather than by any actual psychic influence. Psych Report 223-6 Dr. Morris Interview Log Examiner Please be seated. How long has it been since your first exposure? Morris About a week? Yeah, that's right. Seven days. It's all kind of blurred. Examiner How do you feel? Morris Sort of paranoid, edgy, like he's watching me from somewhere, somehow. Um, any update on the missing photos? Examiner Who do you mean by he? Morris The man we call 223-1 from the photos. He's... Examiner Yes?  Morris No Examiner Good What do you see here? Photo is of a grizzly bear drinking from a pool Morris Um, it seems to be a photo of two bears mating Examiner Very well And this? Photo is of a bed, no figures present Morris A naked man seated on a bed Look, it's been a week, right? You can let me go? I've got to find those photos Examiner You seem extremely interested in SCP-223's missing photographs Why? Morris I've got to prove Lily's innocence Examiner Dr. Morris Your wife is in no danger We discovered nearly 20 photographs hidden in and around your quarters, Dr. Morris Whatever you saw in those photos is not real Morris Lunging at the examiner, restrained by guards Liar! You're working for them, aren't you? Examiner To guards Take him away for now Morris Wait, wait When can I see Lily again? Log ends Note Morris was given a class AM Nestic And is now returned to his full duties Mrs. Morris has been informed that her husband is dead Examiner Further analysis of E's autopsy report indicates that several of the wounds found on his body could not have been self-inflicted Therefore, suicide has been ruled out as a cause of death There is no evidence of anyone other than E entering or leaving the scene of the crime for at least 24 hours Before and after his death Although One of the walls Lesson complete If you missed the previous orientation Go watch SCP-222 Clone coffin Right now Or for the complete course Watch this playlist