man when I see these skincare mistakes happen I just about shudder. I'm gonna be sharing with you the worst things you can possibly do to your mature skin and so many of us do it. So let's get into the video. Hello there friends! Let me tell you how this video was born. The other night my husband got home from work and he went in and took a shower and as usual the whole entire room steams up and that bathroom is so hot it's as hot as a sauna and he got out of the shower and when I looked at him his skin from head to toe was bright red and I thought oh my goodness that's the worst thing you can possibly do for your skin. Thus this video was born and I thought what are the worst things that a mature woman can do for her skin and I came across these. So as always when we get into these videos if I show you products they're going to be numbered and there will be a number that comes up on the screen right here you don't have to worry about jotting the product down. Let's just jot that little number down right there and then you can go into the description box open that up and next to the number that you've jotted down will be the product and the link and you can just find your product that you are interested in that way. And also as always I like to share my shirt and my earrings my jewelry with you I can definitely do that today. I'll put up a full length it's got a little bell sleeve and a little tie at the waist it's so cute the fabric's really light. I love the print on it and then my two necklaces my earrings which are a little silver hoop with a lotus flower on it very dainty I really like these. These are super light and I believe that they are 925 silver. So as I've already said the number one thing that I can think of that would be the worst thing that you can do for mature skin is using steaming hot water on your face or your body. Now I am just like you guys I like a very very warm shower or bath and there's nothing wrong with that but I would highly caution you not to do that on your face and I would try really hard not to get your skin very hot. What happens is that heat it will make the moisture on your skin evaporate. On your face it can do a lot of damage to your skin's barrier. You want to make sure that that skin's barrier is intact that is the shield that keeps the moisture in on your skin and that moisture is what makes us look plumped up and helps us to look younger. So if you are using a lot of heat on your skin you're drying your skin out. If you do have a time when you feel like your skin's barrier is disrupted or your skin is so super dry that it really is having a hard time you might think about trying my one of my holy grail products that I've talked about for years and years this is from Sukoyakasu Hada and this is their Moisture Urea Moisture Cream. I get the question all the time whether or not Urea is made of urine it is not. It is a byproduct of urine yes but it is manufactured in a lab to mimic that in this product and this is wonderful. This is a very thick very heavy cream. I wear this underneath my eyes every single night and on my forehead because I am so so dry and I cannot tell you what this has done and how this has saved my skin time and time again when my skin has felt so dehydrated. This is a very heavy very tacky product so if you're not somebody that can handle very heavy products in their skincare please don't get disappointed and buy this. They do have a lotion and essence that you can use and they also have an eye cream. I use both of those products every day. I use the eye cream underneath my makeup every single morning. It plumps up my eyes and makes them look their very best and then the lotion or the essence I use in my skincare routine in the morning to keep the moisture in but it is a fantastic moisturizer and I don't know if you can see the difference in my hands right here or not but it is one of the best moisturizers I've ever used I swear by it and it's something that I will never be without have two backups in these drawers right back here too. I'm never without any of these three products. So the second worst thing that you can do for a mature skin with your skincare is getting very aggressive with your exfoliating. Now I understand this part if you have skin that is shedding you don't want to see that dead skin. You want to get it off as much as you can and I understand the inclination to want to rub that off. I get it but when we do that we might be damaging that skin barrier again and keeping our skin from repairing itself and that's definitely not what we want to do. You want to use a chemical exfoliation or you want to use a very gentle physical exfoliation. One of my very favorites is from Pixi and it's called the hydrating milky peel. Now what's so great about this is it just has little cellulose in it. So it's actually not anything gritty it's just like little plant-based things that just kind of roll around and kind of catch that dead skin and really help take it off at the same time of still keeping it very hydrated. But my very best suggestion would be to try something that is chemical. I do have a couple here that I like a lot. One is from Drunk Elephant and this is the TLC Sukari Baby Facial. You leave it on for up to 20 minutes and then you rinse it off with water and you can really tell a difference almost immediately of your skin and how nice and soft it feels. A little bit stronger one is the Ordinary's AHA BHA. This is a 30% AHA and a 2% BHA. This is very strong. This is at up to 10 minutes. When I started using this I would put it on my skin and my skin would start to tingle and itch and I could only use it for a couple minutes and I had to take it right off. So you might be able to use it for longer than that. It just really depends on how tolerant your skin is of these kinds of things. I only use this very rarely. I use one or the other of these like every other week. I don't use that very often but what I do use and what I do like very much is an every other day or if your skin is kind of tough and every day toner that is the glycolic acid and this is from the Ordinary and this is the 7% toning solution. I've used this for years and years and I love it. Pixie also has their Glow Tonic which is a very gentle form of this so you could use that one as well if you like Pixie's products. The number three worst skincare mistake that you could possibly make for mature skin is not taking your makeup off at night and I get this one. I know that you can be so dead dog tired at night. You just want to crawl in bed. You don't want to think about skincare. You don't want to think about anything but if you do that and you don't take your makeup off at night you're doing yourself a huge disservice for two reasons. First of all that makeup is going to go into your pores and it's going to clog your pores. It's got dirt on it from the day. It's got all of the stress from the day. You know we talk about free radical stress on our skin. That's what's on our skin from the whole entire day. So you want to remember that it is really I mean even if you're super tired go in there take two seconds and just take that makeup off and put a moisturizer on. That's all you really need to do but I do want to stress to you that it's really important to get all of the makeup off. So I want to suggest to you a couple of my favorites. I actually don't have several of my favorites that I've used for years and years. That is the good molecules cleansing balm. It takes off makeup like a dream. I also love the Hada Labo cleansing oil. It is beyond wonderful but I'm trying to use up other products that I have. A good substitute for the good molecules balm which I'm trying to use up right now is the ELF Makeup Melting Cleansing Balm. This is really good. It's not quite as good as the good molecules in taking off your makeup but it's a good second place and another one that I absolutely love that I've re-fallen in love with very recently is from Sephora and this is their waterproof eye makeup remover but it will take off every bit of makeup that you have all over your face if you want to use it all over your face as your makeup remover instead of any of those balms or oils.   CeraVe has a really great one. One of my very favorites ever is from The Ordinary and it's their squelling cleanser. I feel like this one a lot of people say that this one is a little bit too heavy for them so if it is you know feel free to use whatever cleanser you like. Any regular cleanser that doesn't say makeup melting or balm or oil or anything like that is really gonna do the trick for taking that off. Now the secondary reason for taking your makeup off is at night our skin is at its most beneficial to repair itself. It's gonna do everything it needs to just like our bodies need rest. Our skin needs rest and it repairs itself at night and that's the beauty of whatever we choose to put on our face next. But the one thing that I would think would be the worst thing that you could do for your mature skin in your skincare is skipping a retin-a product. So that's number four. If you're skipping a retin-a product this is a problem because as we age the collagen which makes this look plump and youthful underneath our skin breaks down so quickly. Well vitamin A which is retinol products, any of them retin-a, retinols, retinoids, any of those it's the only vitamin that can penetrate our skin and actually has been proven to build back that youthful collagen. So don't skip on it. If you've never used it before and you want to start out I suggest that you start out with a retinol product and use a retinol product to see how your skin is gonna respond. A few of my very very favorites are the Ordinary's Grinactive Retinoid 5%. I think this this is in squalane by the way so you want to use it after you use your serums. This is a fantastic product. I use this in conjunction with vitamin C and that might seem counterintuitive. A lot of people have said no you can't use vitamin A which is retinoid with vitamin C but they found that vitamin A, vitamin C and vitamin E are beautiful together because they work synergistically, synergistically, synergistically in order to really help our face get the maximum potential it can from those vitamins. So vitamin C boosts vitamin A, vitamin E helps soothe and protect so all those vitamins together can do such a good job and there are so many products on the market for that kind of thing. Also I love this new Cacay oil that I got. Cacay oil and rosehip seed oil those are two oils that are packed with vitamin A so you can put a couple of drops into your moisturizer or whatever you want to do and your skin I am not kidding I have felt such a difference in my skin and the softness and how I feel like my skin just feels supple after using this in the morning I just feel like it's wonderful. Now you can use a prescription Retin-A product which is the actual Trentinoin that is a very powerful product it's the most powerful that you can probably get and you need a prescription from a dermatologist or your doctor that can get a little bit costly I suggest you start out with 0.25 on that I have a few videos about that that I can link for you down in the description box as well. I recently stopped using my Retin-A because I was just finding that I wasn't getting a lot of benefits from it and I was getting a lot of irritation as I went into menopause it was just becoming a really big problem for me my friend Sherry from Graceful Beauty if you don't know who she is you have to watch this girl because she loves skincare and she's a wealth of information. This is a very expensive treatment and I would not even mention this if it wasn't such a game changer for me because I don't feel like this is for everybody because I know that not everybody can afford it. From Truth Treatments the Truth Treatment Systems this is the regenerating 5% Retinol Gel and I started out with the 1% and then I went to the 5% now I have had this for probably I'm almost going on a whole year of having this and do you see how little is gone in here I do not use this every night I don't use it every other night I don't even use this once a week I use this about every 10 days this gel is so strong that as soon as I use it even though I use all of those other retinol products as soon as I use this within two days I'm shedding and I am noticing a really good shed I'm noticing that my skin is really rejuvenating itself this is a powerhouse I start I tell you to start out with the 1% if you want to try it because really honestly this is for somebody that has been long-term all the way up to the 0.1% the strongest prescription Trentinoin that you can get this is a little bit I mean it's a powerhouse it's just one of those things that I just can't say enough good about because I feel like it completely changed my skincare game but I do know that this isn't for everybody one because of the cost and two because it is that strong but I wanted to mention it because I don't use prescription anymore because my skin was so sensitive and this seems to be you know I still get the good shed but I don't get the irritation and I don't get the hurt that I got from the prescription before and so that being said about retin A let's talk about the number five worst mistake you can make on your mature skin is not using SPF you skip the SPF because you don't have time you skip it because it doesn't look good underneath your makeup you skip it because it makes you feel oily and greasy whatever the reason oh my goodness please stop please stop doing that my family were sun worshipers all of my aunts laid out in the sun my mother laid out in the sun for two hours a day sometimes specifically because she just loved that look of that deep deep tan and the old saying that I've always heard is brown fat is prettier than white fat and I get it I'm a white baby my legs and my behind could blind somebody from a mile away I swear but that SPF not only is a game changer but it's a lifesaver we don't want to look older either and that's what's really aging us is all of that sun damage and I have super bad sun sun damage here down my chest my arms I just have really been battling that as I've gotten into my skincare routine so that is one of the things that I want to just pound into it come on let's do use our SPF let's do that every single day and if you're not reapplying it we have a problem there too so I do have several products that I will tell you about for SPF I just recently found this thank you farmer that is an SPF of 50 and I do know that this is a chemical SPF but I love wearing this because it doesn't pill underneath my makeup I also have found that the dermatology universal tinted moisturizer SPF of 46 that doesn't pill underneath my makeup either if you're looking for something that is a little bit more cost effective than these two are there is one that is the Australian gold tinted moisturizer and it has a super high SPF and it acts a lot like this it's actually very very close it's just a little bit thicker and then also can make makes a mermaid gel SPF that's fabulous and all of them have a higher SPF I like my SPFs to have 50 plus now this one only has 46 but I do like to have them as much as possible and then when you're talking about making sure you reapply every two to three hours so I do keep this derma e powder in my bag as you can see there's just the powders right here and then you pull that off and you have a brush right there and you can see in the middle that the powder is coming out from the middle I also usually do keep a little Milani prep set and go and it has the SPF in it might be the protect set and go but it's a spray on that you can use as well so that's it that's the five worst skincare mistakes you can do for a mature face or mature skin and how to avoid them and how to change them in your skincare routine I hope that you did enjoy the video and if you did please give it a thumbs up let me know if you think of anything that is a really bad mistake that we make on our faces as we age I would love to hear that from you and as we go I will put up a video right here another one of maybe some skincare products that you have not heard of in the past more affordable skincare that I use that you might really like and I'll put that right here so that you can see it where everybody is happy healthy doing very well come back around we'll be together again in my next video take care of yourselves love you much bye bye my friends


Good afternoon everyone and welcome. This is Melissa Armel and I'm here reviewing the target trade This was an option trade a put that I called the day after the gap down that happened here last week It was a really nice move. It was a good gap But as a day trader didn't work as a short very often when I have highly rated gaps if they don't work right as a day trade They do as a swing trade or an option trade and that's exactly what happened with this here So that I called the 57 puts and they dropped and broke and you're almost down to 55 dollars today Looks like it's dropped two dollars through the strike really nice move again. This is completely on its own Yeah, the market rallied this morning it's pulled back now, but it's not a big deal This target was on its own It was the power of the gap that made the move if you don't have time to day trade You can take my class and learn how to do options you rate the gap and you take it as an option trade Whether it's a call or a put in the gap if it rates 20 points or more So if you don't have time to day trade and be in the trading room from 9 30 to 10 Then you can do options trades or swing trades with my method This was a good one. If you'd like more information, you can email me at Melissa at the stocks wish calm the golden gap course is a Sunday and Monday the 12th and 13th of next week of March and I'm offering the gap option letter free till July 4th for people that sign up for the class This coming class this weekend, which is Sunday and Monday. I also don't normally do Sunday money classes So it's a good time if the Saturday schedule conflicts for you to learn my method Email me if you have any questions or want to trial to the room at Melissa at the stocks wish calm Thanks, everybody. Have a great day


Mark Yolton, who's the senior vice president of communities from SAP. He's a senior executive who I met a few years ago and saw his presentation, Accolades within SAP. Obviously SAP is a very big professional company and Mark heads up all the social media community initiatives now on SiliconANGLE TV, the worldwide leader in tech coverage, theCUBE, our flagship event product where we go out on the road, extract the knowledge, share it with you. Top senior executives from SAP. We just had the EVP of products, ex-business objects. Now we have Mark Yolton, senior vice president of communities.  But what is the official title? Yeah, it is senior vice president, SAP community network. Community network, that's the whole Kitten Kaboodle. That's the whole Kitten Kaboodle. Essentially what we're saying is that we have a network of various communities, each community focusing on a different segment of our population or our ecosystem. SAP, we're hearing all from the top executives here. It's been fantastic, I've been sharing the knowledge out, extracting it out of their brains and they're probably tired all day long, but it's been great. The common theme is openness and sharing. Social, big part of the keynote from Bill McDermott and Jim Schnabe. He's got schools of fish. McDermott's talking about social media and the customer reaction. This is your wheelhouse. You've been doing it for years. So tell the folks specifically kind of what you work on and then we'll just jump into some conversations around how you're seeing the communities evolve. Okay, perfect. Well, let's start with how we got started down this path. Almost eight years ago, really seven and a half years ago, SAP started down the path of something called SAP Developer Network. And the developer network obviously focused on developers and IT professionals. The idea was we were moving out of being strictly a business application suite provider to also providing Netweaver as a middleware layer that would tie these business applications together and would also take some of the load off those applications and provide some common services and so forth. But in order to have a successful developer platform or development platform, you need developers. And in order to have developers, you need an online developer network. So that's where we started down the path in 2003. Developers like, I mean, they don't want the whole marketing stick, but they want some basic functionality to work well. Yeah, and actually they want as little marketing stick as possible. Yeah, they want some help. Yeah, they want some help. Make this practical, make this, I don't care about the marketing gloss. I don't care about the look and feel. Just give me some tools so I can do my job better and be successful. So that started in 2003 at an event we have in the fall called SAP TechEd, technical education is what this conference is all about. A couple years after that, we started to recognize some changes in our demographics of that audience. And they had some people in there, we had some people in there like functional consultants and solution consultants and project managers and people like that. And we actually looked within the company and said, you know what, people is pretty strategic to us. We have a competitor where if you say their three letter acronym, DBA, everybody thinks of this competitor, that's an awesome 1970s technology. We'll let them be recognized for their 1970s technology. Let's think about business processes and being recognized for being the best at that. So we started up a new community called BPX, business process expert. If you're at SAP, you have to have a three letter acronym. So the business process expert community was born where we're really focused on the consultants and the project managers with one foot in IT and one foot in the business. And they're really implementing the projects. A lot of times they're doing the translation back and forth. Then we acquired business objects and we opened another community, a third community. To be honest, business objects had a community of about 30,000 people. It was called Diamond Developer Community. We brought them on board. We called it business objects community. And since we've changed it to business analytics community, it's a broader focus. Then we were hearing from our customers who said, you know what SAP? I would love to buy your next upgrade. I would love to implement your next package, your next solution, but I can't find anybody to do it. I can't find the right people in the right place with the right skills who are ready to help me customize, optimize and run this thing and upgrade it. So we have a problem. So then we said, okay, this is strategic too. We reached back into the university community and we formed an alliance with a thousand universities around the world where we give professors the software free for teaching, both in their technology classes but also in their business classes. So that they're essentially teaching the next generation of our customers workforce and our partners workforce about SAP. Beautiful. And so now this conglomeration of these four major categories, developers and IT people, business process experts, business analysts and students and professors make up this network called the SAP Community Network. Wow, that's all under your watch? All under my watch. I don't get to take all the credit for it. I mean, it's nice. I get to be on your program representing the team but really the team is what does it? And it's very much an extended team. It's like Mach 100. It's a seven or eight year journey. It's an eight year journey almost. Yeah, I've been following your work since 2006 and it's been Mach 100. You've grown significantly. A lot of things going on. The business is huge obviously and you got to cobble together these communities, grow it, stitch it together, keep your eye on the prize which is the business, new communities. Exactly and every time SAP makes a move, we have to make a move, right? We've got a mobility community now because we now have CyBase, right? So now we have to really focus on what are we going to do around mobility? How are we going to get people gathered together? How can we attach a marketplace to this thing? Which we did about a year and a half, two years ago. We put together an online marketplace of partner solutions, partners from our ecosystem. So we call it the SAP Eco Hub and there's about 850 partner and SAP solutions in this marketplace. So we've extended this thing to also go into commerce, social commerce is what we call it. So we've got a marketplace that's attached. We've got events for the members of this community, physical events because the community doesn't just get together online but they want to get together physically, right? They want to get together in the physical world and be able to look each other in the eye and shake hands and get their fingers on the keyboard and touch the software and all that cool stuff and they want to be able to do that in real time as well. So we have all these components. Dave, the reason why I wanted to have Mark come on and he's got a great community but the social media energizes these communities and what I would like to talk about, I know the statistics are compelling and I'd like to hear some of the latest stats because I know they were impressive last time I checked but when you get the social media element you got a face-to-face presence at these events. People kind of know each other from online. The social energizes the communities. Can you, one, share some stats for us, for Dave and the folks out there on just general stats, how big, members, and the impressive ones. The feet. I'm not going to tell you the unimpressive ones. The flashy ones, the flashy ones. And then talk about your observation as not so much as the leader of the community but someone who's been in the trenches who knows the social game, how that's energized the communities. Yeah, sure. Well, the big numbers. So I'll give you some numbers. As of today, we have over 2.4 million individual members of our SAP Community Network. They hail from 200 countries and territories around the world, so we truly are global. And by the way, territories are things like Guam or Puerto Rico, not really a country. We get in the neighborhood of 3,000 to 4,000 discussion forum posts every single day, 365 days a year. And think of SAP as a very global company. It's the most global company I've ever worked for and I've worked for a lot of them. So really, every country and territory you could think of and it's around the clock. I mean, when Israel is off on Thursdays and Fridays, our time in the US, the rest of us are working and then Israel comes back online on Sundays. Follow the sun strategy. Follow the sun strategy, absolutely. So 24 seven, this community is alive and kicking. We have 8,000 bloggers. Two thirds or more of these people are not SAP employees. So essentially we've given the keys to the kingdom and the keys to the channel to our customers and our partners and bloggers and influencers and opinion leaders. And we've said, here's your password to your blog platform. Publish when you're ready. When you push that button, make sure it says what you want it to say because it's going live to 2.4 million people and more. So we have discussion forums. We have blogs. We have a Wiki. We have a library with tens of thousands of documents and white papers in it. Now some of this is technical documentation. Some of it is business process models and diagrams and best practices. Some of it is, we have a download center. So business analytics and our business objects suite really is dashboards and many other things. So we've got sample dashboards in there. We've got a code exchange. So the technologists can share code with each other in a free way. We've got something called idea place. A little bit like Dell IdeaStorm or other things where we're asking for outside in feedback from our customers and our partners about features and functionality that they want to see in future products. And then they get to vote on them. So they get to, you know, give us an idea, then build on each other's idea so the ideas get better and better over time and then vote so that we've got a prioritized list that our product managers can then take back and build into a roadmap. Yeah, you know, one of the things I wanted to, I'm glad you brought that up because a lot of people were saying, oh, you know, the social messaging coming from the company is kind of like a punch line trendy or a sizzle. And what you're really saying and for the folks out there, you guys are in it. This is not like amateur hour. Right. I mean, it's at scale. So developer communities, that's the bedrock. You've been getting all this social data. It's factory. Absolutely. It's a content factory. Yeah, one of the ways that I think about this, I call it social business. That's my big umbrella term. And then I say, okay, there's three things that SAP does as a company. Very simple. I mean, it's a big complicated global company with, you know, 120,000 customers or something in 20 something industries. But really we do three things. We build software, we sell software, and then we care for our customers after they've bought our software. That's it. That's all we do. I mean, it's pretty simple. And we use our social media, our social business presence to impact each one of those. So in the build software, we're asking our customers and our partners, what can we do to make this better? What features and functionality do you want? What about even down to the documentation, right? We have a wiki called Wikipedia. We put our documentation out there and we say, okay, customers, you're using it in the real world, help us write our documentation better so it better reflects the solutions in the business cases that you encounter in a real world. So social innovation is the first one of these, right? Outside in feedback. Second one is social commerce. How do you use social media for sales and marketing? And that's usually the first place that people go to is, I want to use social media for sales and marketing. Well, okay, but you've got to earn that right first. But we can use social media and social networking and communities for marketing and for sales. That's fine. We do that with the thing called SAP Eco Hub, where customers are recommending and writing reviews and rating products and so on with each other. And then the third one is social intelligence. And it's really just a fancy name for knowledge sharing. It's post sale. How can we get our customers to share more knowledge with each other? Not, so first off, share knowledge about solutions to common challenges. They might be technology challenges or business challenges, but share solutions to challenges, but then also share best practices so that the person coming behind you doesn't have to relearn by making the same mistakes you made, but they can learn from the best practices you've already learned. So those are the three things I think really, social innovation, social commerce, social intelligence, and then there's one bonus that we get. It's called social insight. And social insight is what can we as a company learn by observing the behavior of the 2.4 million people in our community? Couldn't we, if we were watching carefully, spot a trend before anybody else does?  Couldn't we have a strategic advantage if we acted on that trend a little bit faster than maybe the competition does? So that's the social insight piece and that's the bonus that we get. You know I've been doing a lot of social media research and Dave and I have kicked in the past two years and past years specifically a lot more research. And what really is interesting is that you guys have taken the platform and tools that SAP makes and all the stuff that you, software, you built it for yourselves, drink your own champagne as we've been corrected by your executives. It's not dog food. It's champagne. We tried beer. About beer. We're a vectoria. You own 70% of the beer market. Your customer based sells beer so we tried that one, they liked champagne. Anyway, so you get the platforms and the tools, you have a production system but what's interesting is that on the social theory side you're executing self-governance. You're giving an external non-SAP party the keys to your kingdom as you say and the trust. Absolutely. You have a self-governing, it's a society. Well one of the things that it is a culture. It has its own culture. This community has a culture different from probably the SAP culture. It's really an amalgamation of our customers and our partners and our influencers and SAP and the larger marketplace. Expectations that are formed by engaging on third party social media platforms but it has its own culture and they do sell police. So we have for a long time, we've given a lot of trust to the members of the community. Is there been some examples where you've seen it in action and you can point to that? Sure, we've had some people who were enthusiastic marketing folks, not necessarily from SAP but maybe from our partners, who wanted to use the blog platform to self promote or to promote their products and services and they were a little bit too broadcasting. They weren't conversational, right? They weren't really using a blog the way a blog is intended to be used. They were new, you know, we'll forgive them. So they did this once. The community sort of perked up its ears and went. Hey, new guy. Hey, new guy, what's going on? Anybody recognize this doesn't work for us? They gave him some feedback. Second time he did it. Hey, new guy, a little bit stronger language. Third time, new guy got, you know, black balled. Yeah, you're out. Well, he got scared away. We didn't even have to go after him and say, sorry, we're taking away your password and your user ID. The community essentially scared this guy away. So that's one self policing behavior. Another one is we have a button called flag for moderation. Now, we have 600 moderators of this massive community. Many of those moderators are SAP product managers who are watching their individual space, right? They're watching CRM or some module within CRM or they're watching master data management or they're watching the chemicals industry for best practices. So we've got product managers but we've also got customers and partners who are moderators who we trust and we say, here's the password. You're going to help us moderate. But when any member of the community sees something wrong, they push the button that says flag for moderation. It goes to that moderator, that moderator can then make a decision. So essentially what we've done is we've crowdsourced the governance, the quality, absolutely. Now, I was just meeting with a partner, I won't say who it was, but we have something called the partner pinnacle awards each year. This partner did a great job on the quantity of engagement in our community during 2010. However, they were fairly upset that they didn't win the award. And what I had to tell them was the quality's not so good. You've got some low level quality and frankly we've got some problems with the quality. For example, some plagiarism. Somebody's taking a user manual, cutting and pasting it into a blog and saying, this is my stuff. And we say, nope, it's not because the community told us. Or we've got two members of your company who are awarding each other points in order to rack up the points and make it look good on the scoreboard. But we know that the quality's not good. So in essence, the community is policing itself and it's letting us know and we're rewarding or taking away rewards and recognition from companies that do or don't exhibit quality. I think that's so groundbreaking and it's so impressive because you don't expect that from the big companies. I know the bigger they are, they have these big systems. IBM's been pretty good internally to from what I've been hearing and seeing. But man, it's impressive. For SAP to just let the brand know, HP is a completely different culture. They don't want people blogging. They want to control the message. So it's very open. You're putting the money where your mouth is there. How about the data? Well, the executive has proved it. The EVP of marketing was inside the QP. And he's like, hey, we are, we are, follow me on Twitter. He's Jonathan Beck, absolutely. And Jonathan has been a blogger on his own off of the SAP platforms for a long time. How about data sharing?   How much of the data do you share with the community? And how do you decide what to share and what not to share? We share a fair amount. So even within our community points, which is one of the ways we provide recognition and reputation, are public. So just to give you a little bit of background, when somebody asks a question in the community, they can award points to the person who answers it. And they can award small number or large number based on their own internal gauge, right? Whether it was a really hard question, whether my boss was breathing down my neck and I really needed an answer and this guy saved me, whatever it happens to be. But you get the award points if you've asked the question to people, multiple people who have answered it. Second is you get points for blogging. You get points for participating in the Wiki. You get points for presenting at conferences. Anytime when you're sharing information with other members of the community, it can be positive or negative, doesn't matter. But sharing information of your experience or your solutions or your innovations with other people in the community, we believe that's lifting, that's a rising tide lifting all boats. You get points. Points then, we have a gamification aspect, right? We've got bronze, silver, gold, platinum levels of points. You get recognition at different times. You can put this on your resume, which we know people do. People say I'm a gold member of the SAP Community Network. The hiring manager says this person is obviously an expert and obviously collaborative and sharing with others in their field. Awesome, all good stuff. So that's one of the softer things that we do beyond the platform. And now your question, Dave, really went to how are we sharing that data? That data, my points and everybody around me's points are all public information. So you can go into our community and you can say, okay, I'm a SAP customer. I'm about to upgrade the supply chain management application. Who are the experts in supply chain management? And I can find out across the world who are the top 100 or top 1000 or whatever I want to find who are the top supply chain management experts. Then I can say, okay, well, I'm in Brazil so it really doesn't matter that there's somebody great in Germany or Hungary or Japan. I want to find the best ones in Brazil so I can sort by that. And then I can say, well, it doesn't matter too if they were an expert two years ago or three years ago, I care about the last six months because I want them to know about the latest module so I can sort on date. So there, I've found who are the supply chain experts, supply chain management experts in my country in the right timeframe on the topic that I care about. So that's one piece of sharing. I can also aggregate by company so anybody can. Anybody who goes to scn.sap.com can aggregate and say, okay, IBM or Infosys or Intelli Group or Capgemini or whoever it happens to be really has a stable full of these experts and I want to hire them because it's obvious that they have a group of expertise. So those are some of the things that we do on sharing data. Now I'll tell you other things, we do twice annual satisfaction surveys. They're pretty in depth. It may take you 20 minutes to complete the survey, but typically we have 1,500 or 1,700 people who care enough about this community because they're so invested in it that they'll spend 20 minutes on completing a survey. We share the data back out with the community and so we say, okay, here's where we were good. Here's where we weren't so good. Here's how it rose or fell since the previous survey. Here's the things consequently that we're going to be working on because you told us that these things suck, right? Or these things are awesome so we're going to do more of them. So we share that back with the community. We get a lot of data about page views and what topics, even the words people use. So at SAP we use the word by design. We use the word cloud. Sort of virtualization is a little bit in that same category. We see a huge rise in the word cloud. Everybody's searching for the word cloud. So we say bingo. Okay, if you're going to tag a page to make it findable by people if you're going to talk about this topic use the word cloud. And we tell our by design people, we say use that phrase, use that word because that's the one that resonates with us. It's like an internal SEO organization. It's just the amount of information that we get is extraordinary. It's like an agency for yourselves.  I mean, you guys are great. I mean, so what's next? Obviously, you guys are growing. You've had some probably growing pains and love to sit down and talk more about those stories another time. But like, obviously, you're under a lot of pressure now because the keynote said, Mark Yolton, you need to be faster. I didn't hear my name in there. I heard it, it said Mark Yolton, you need to be faster with the communities because we want real-time analytics. So you're obviously built for some analytics. You're doing surveys, you've got the dashboards, you've got the massive numbers so you're collecting the data, you're ingesting the data, so you got to extract the data. Yep, we're going to do a lot more in that field. Yeah, we're going to do a lot more of extracting the data, presenting them in dashboards that are consumable by different people. Executives, salespeople, product managers, the outside community, the partners even. Who can we make this presentable to so that they can be acting on the data that we find? They're expecting an iPad app. Yeah, there you go. I mean, basically. Yeah, they are. I'm visualizing it now. An iPad app, iPhone companion app in the app store, full real-time, graphs and charts. How many blog posts do we have now? So there's a lot of data in dashboards that actually is on a roadmap for this year, most of them internal, so not external-facing, but internal data dashboards that will help our internal people to be better, more responsive to it. Can we buy your software because SiliconANGLE's growing and we get the TV operation? I would be happy to sell you something. Yeah. Take your back end, because we're constructing, seriously, we're buying. We're thinking about doing all these things because we're on WordPress, which is like the poor-made version of what you have. Well, the other thing that we're working on is we're working on a platform modernization. We've been building this for eight years. There has never, eight years ago, there was no such thing as a comprehensive social networking platform, right? So we have Frankenstein Monster as a platform to some extent. Fortunately, we've got Netweaver at the core because it's holding all these bits and pieces together, but we really do have bits and pieces. Is it scalable or is it needs a rewrite? Well, I think we're going to go onto an entirely new platform. He was basically saying, get it decoupled, make sure you have everything decoupled and... It's scalable. I mean, 2.4 million and the kind of traffic that we see. It's scalable. The problem is the rate of innovation, I don't think we can keep up with. I really want to find me a good vendor, which I found one, find me a good vendor and have this vendor provide the platform for me. And it'll be core to them. It'll be context to me, is building a community platform. Yeah, you can focus on moving the needle in the area because I'm sure there's going to be more groups who are just talking to mentor guys. They got their own little community growing. So you're going to have all these impromptu informal groups forming. And actually the mentors are part of our community. So the mentors themselves are like the one 100th of 1% of our community. So that's one of the levers that we use. One of the special forces of the social media because they get the badges. They're extraordinary. They call them Navy SEALs, they laugh. Yep, so the dashboard's a platform modernization. In that modernization comes mobility. Obviously that's an important topic for us these days. So we're going to make sure that the community is completely mobile by the end of this year. It's where you can read blogs, you can submit questions and to discussion forums, all the things that are difficult to do right now and a little bit kluge. So mobility is really important to us. We're going to move, as you mentioned, we started with the IT people and the developers as the core and we've been moving out from there. We're going to move into line of business. And the first line of business that I want to tackle is the finance line of business, office of the chief financial officer. So I really want to focus on line of business people, real true business people, to see if we can get them to engage the way that we have technologists and so forth engaging in our communities.  Another one I would mention is gamification or game mechanics. I want us to get more adept at gamification and game mechanics. Now we are in early, before they had the phrase we were doing it so we didn't know what to call it, we just did it. Because we have levels and we have points and we have different layers of access that you get for doing successively more difficult things or more engaged things. So we've got all that. We just didn't know the quality of gamification. You could have bought Skype, SAP could have bought Skype and had Skype as an entire gamut. It could have been. The audio component. I can just see people playing Call of Duty at their desk and going back into blogging mode. Yes. The headset stays on. Absolutely. So I think we're going to update our point system and our recognition system. We're obviously, we're asking our community for feedback on how best to do that. Those are some of the things that we're working on for this year. Mark Yolton with SAP, SAP, the community network, big organization, it's a company on its own. It's drinking their own champagne, cutting edge, very innovative. So when SAP talks about Dave, the social angle on their business, they definitely have it internally. So I can testify to that. So Mark, thanks for coming on theCUBE. We really appreciate it. Thank you, John. Thank you, Dave. Appreciate it.


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All right folks, we are live welcome on back here this Friday morning top of the end of the week to all of us here inside Our live trading room this Friday August 25th. Of course, you could tell this is not Fausto's beautiful mug It's myself here Josh tagging in for Fausto actually Fausto is dropping off I believe one of his sons to college So I know he's just taking the day off and I'll be back on Monday But great to see John Brad Roberto Morrow and all our students and members and perhaps even trial members joining us right now A couple of housekeeping notes to begin So once again great to have all this back there all this back on social media Facebook live LinkedIn Twitter YouTube the works get that guy All right, cool. So, you know to work off of this morning folks couple of housekeeping notes to begin with I'm thinking for Fausto right now, but I'm not really feeling too hot myself So I scheduled the doctor's appointment for later on this afternoon What does this mean for all of our gold platinum and diamond C2 students? Well, normally we'd be conducting our phase 2 stock course today live at 10 30 in the morning Then later in the day at 3 o'clock. So with the afternoon kind of getting jumbled up and disrupted I figured let's just move the classes to Monday. So that would be on Monday the 28th the day before Fausto does phase 3 so very little, you know mix up there at the schedule Just be right back in the phase 2 class on Monday of next week, but I'm seeing that guys see what's going on Right. So with that in mind, that's the first little housekeeping note though Secondly, Powell is doing a big conference big press conference from Jackson Hole as if I know what that is where that's located, right? You know, but obviously with that ahead, we're gonna find out what he's gonna say about inflation about all the things ahead coming up into the Next Fed meeting. So we're gonna see some big movement within the market That'll probably be what is that folks like 10 o'clock or 10 30 around there? Yeah, 10 a.m. Wendy says yeah 10 a.m. Eastern time. So coming up in just about an hour or so So for any of our students here if you thought this morning was slow and pre-market Well, what do you think it's like one of the last Friday's before the end of the summer? It's last Friday before or Second last Friday before Labor Day weekend perhaps there But no families are still taking time off, you know Fausto is dropping a son off at college Monday or he's back on vacation But it took off last week.  It's like my favorite days in the markets are dropping normally so I could prove that point Yesterday was unbearable no pun intended with there, but it was on it was brutal So hopefully that doesn't repeat today. Hopefully after 10 o'clock. We'll get some good Volatility within the market there. I appreciate that Barbara Barbara saying it's in Wyoming close to Yellowstone National Park Perhaps I should have known that it's been a little while since I was around Yellowstone Did a nice little RV road trip years back and it was pretty cool But you know hey ys is on the screen here to begin Messy notepad flip the page over so to begin ys this stock is just laying flat off the last peak I was just saying loosely if I could hold above support off of 134, which was the last peak here There was a pretty good chance for a nice move up. Well, that was earlier like here Pushed up a bit. Well pulled back and tried again But then listen if it's not gonna give it to you then it's more prone to make a big move on the way down So, you know, this is where I say definitely you should be looking to get out of your pre-market trades at this point Especially for a Friday. Hey if this pops and eggs in my face in five minutes from now I can care less, you know right now you can look to jump back in on the trade if it does that little pop You got the V-wap there at 137 as well. So here we go a little inch up right now as I'm talking but Still has the V-wap at 137 as well. You want to see something move. So I'm rooting it on ultimately I just don't want our students to get caught up into a big loser right before the market opens You know especially on a Friday So you can jump back in if it gives you the chance which looks like it's trying to see a little bit more coming into the next Minute here and we'll see if it can make the better move up towards 147 had nice iceberg at 147 So if you're trying to do a quick scalp in and out with a few cents there, then that's a great strategy So we're gonna put this on our main list. I'm hoping it can make a move at some point If not, you know here then perhaps at some point after the open All right, so I'll tell you what yesterday was so bad Normally we at least go through a couple stocks. Fausto is always good with that And I I like to do a couple myself But really let's just go right from the top here see what we can get actually there is one stock We can comment on from yesterday or the BETR trade better and actually AMC to AMC just dead here in pre-market This is VFS. I just saw popping right before the meeting started I didn't even bother to call it out or type it in the chat board for you folks because it's on a big spread It's expensive trading one share of that at most, right? So you don't want to be jumping into something as crazy as this before the open could have walked out with a winner But look at it now. So, you know, that's where I'd say I'd probably just stay away from a trade like this Just given the illiquidity and then the price if it was moving like this and it's cheaper Then absolutely I'd be a fan of it. I'd assume that there'd be better liquidity at that point, but Better all right, so better we're gonna put on the main list, you know, this stock took a huge hit yesterday It's like one of those like not IPOs, but special purpose acquisition companies So at first it had a nice pop like a month back and just only continued to dump off after so You know made a big drop this morning or yesterday morning in pre-market down like 85 percent early It only continued to stumble off after a little while Small little bounce in the after hours, I guess there but you know, again, no one was really around for that We'll see if it can continue though at least heading into the market open here today So the better, you know, it's back on our list here the ETR a good volume that that I like cheap that I like So, you know, hopefully this makes a nicer pop even compared to like the VFS or whatever We knew this was gonna happen or more likely to happen Perhaps I should say, you know, it was up in pre-market percentage wise But the stock took a huge hit yesterday and that was after the reverse stock split was announced So let me ask us here for Wendy Barbara Grant Maybe Margaret and John and just all of her students perhaps that have been with us for a little while now Let's just say months, you know, if anything so a lot of us, right? Why does the company do a reverse stock split, you know, there could be a litany of reasons But generally speaking, why are they doing a reverse stock split to begin? Wendy says to raise money Xavier says to stay on the exchange Margaret kind of agreeing with Wendy is it to raise money Brad says to not be delisted similar to Xavier So, you know, hey, those could be both great reasons, right? So let's take it for what it's worth if they're doing a reverse stock split to raise money in that case Well, wouldn't they be trying to move up then if more people were bullish on them at the time and I'm not talking now necessarily I'm talking like in pre-market yesterday So they were already down off of pre-market And then otherwise companies will do reverse splits to stay above Nasdaq or New York stock exchange listing requirements They weren't below a buck yet So it wasn't like the price thing right away but normally when a company does a reverse stock split if it pumps up off the news of the reverse split It comes back down extremely fast and you know, usually just breaks lower over time So this could be easy to say actually if you don't mind I'm gonna Go back a couple days. I think I think it ended up popping Wednesday after hours Was it or making a move Wednesday after hours? I should say No, it's all okay. It was all pre-market then never mind. It was all pre-market a lot of after hours activity here at least though There's no trend then early yesterday morning. It led to the big drop So only continued to stumble off after the open. It was hard to borrow for us So and actually I actually checked on the options order book what they Squash all the options on AMC. I wasn't able to trade the options on AMC yesterday So, you know looking at buy puts and then just I was I wasn't able to at least end up just dropping off continuing to and A little move up right now in pre-market I reckon but end up failing to continue to pop break over 15 It's not gonna make a big move going up once the foot's taken off the gas pedal It's only gonna continue to stumble off actually so much so that if you can't short AMC if you can't buy puts on It then what's the point of even following it then right? The point of following it is still the hope of it making some sort of squeeze up throughout the day And I know that sounds like Kind of like a gamble than anything over hoping well if you're not in the position yet Then it's still strategic to hope because we know how volatile AMC is and it's a viral stock Meaning it's like one of those mean type of stocks that gets talked about by you know Wall Street bets in that reddit channel So don't just jump in to jump in right? I mean you can say the same thing on Hawaiian electrics Just but with that this ended up just dropping off Is it still possible over time for it to make a bounce or maybe make like a small day trade move? I believe so so I'll come back to set the tail end and I know we'll check in with it just at the very end of this meeting Alright, so better on our list here at this point of the BETR looking decent a firm A firm had earnings at least in the after hours yesterday looks like they end up doing well off of them Just bounced recently here pushing back up to 15 So I'll put this one on the main one AFR M definitely a stock that a lot of us here inside our live trading room pretty familiar with There's my good friend Michael D. Oh actually Michael I think he's on a cruise Michael might be on a cruise right now if I'm not if I'm not mistaken He's soaking in the Sun, but this is one of his bread and butter stocks So now hey that in mind maybe check in on a so-fi Never mind. Okay checking on an upstart. I Assume at that point with so-fi not moving Yeah, I mean hey those other lending stocks or loan type of stocks are not really moving in sympathy with AFR M clearly So I wouldn't look to gamble on that heading into the open. I just focus on this year AFR M The AR DX trade we are very familiar with the stock Just it's not looking as like great right now, but stock just from a number of years back I probably need to go back further But stock made a huge gap down it dropped off like 85 80 percent similar to that be ETR Well, that was actually here on this weekly candle on the daily chart It shows a big gap But otherwise look how long it took in terms of time for it to try and fill that gap, right? I mean that was a huge learning lesson for new students joining us back in 2021 and 22 you know We called it out as a day trade for the times that it teased us for a breakout But it took a while for it to actually get that job done and really rip off of like a dollar Made a hell of a move up at that point So we were calling it out heading into the beginning of this year and so forth, but it dropped off and now here in pre-market I don't know if there's any news out on it. It's up five plus percent trading a hundred to forty thousand shares basically So it makes it tradable But is it looking good? Is it showing actual strength? Is it moving at all? Oh, so I'm gonna put this on our side list here for right now You know if pops after the open then I'll call it out, but let's see if there's better opportunities here and We'll see if there's better opportunities on the loser side because we're pretty much at 5% now at this point here, right? So hey, if there's anything else looking good folks, just let me know here in the chat board I'll hop over to the loser side right now Domo I didn't put this on the pre-market list because I figured it wouldn't have good liquidity here and I was right But definitely a good stock to put on our morning watch list here for the open because hey Hopefully the order book fills in a lot further at 9 30 or afterwards on this trade trend is down It is shortable down big still actually the stock could be a dead cap ounce later into the morning once we see the shorts You know begins to cover All-time low is 770 so it's got a ways to go till it gets there. So All right Hawaiian electrics. Obviously this stock was down big yesterday We put it on our watch list as it tanked it tanked in the after hours you see there So you take one look it's down percentage wise We're gonna look to follow this on the way down at least you're heading into the open, right? So, you know, it held resistance at 10 bucks then pulled back right back down to the lows here You know, I'd still look to follow the trend down leading into the open But hey for as much as it drops here perhaps over time We'll begin to see this bounce, you know around that 10 30 ish, right? The stock took a huge hit from last week It did flatten out a lot or at least you know it cooled off a little bit from this week beginning from Monday all The way through so if it breaks new lows doesn't surprise me and then from there We'll check in with it later on to see when it's a better time to look for any sort of bounce if there is one Bill says AMC shares rise in pre-market is eight units reach the end of the road Oh, yeah, yeah, so that that that too, but that we've been seeing like the correlation between AMC ticker and the ticker eight the AMC dividend Ticker or whatever the hell it is I'm happy they're doing away with that because honestly just there wasn't a whole lot that came out of it So it was more of a distraction of a trade than anything I'm RVL not doing much and just like that we're below 5% on the losers list already So all right, I need your help. Let me know if there's anything else looking good AR DX Jeth is just a sideless stock for right now. I'll come back to it in just a moment One of us on YouTube. How about this? X17 post his comment here saying traded YS from 1.07 or 1.50 How about that nice catch from one of our members on YouTube? Hey, you're joining us joining us on YouTube want to join a team of students much like yourself perhaps and traders Scan that QR code on the top left of the stream right there Get you access to our instructors our live trading room all of our students like Jeth Bill Kathleen Xavier Cal Wendy Barbara Margaret etc But otherwise that's a fantastic job. I mean hey if you made that much money in pre-market like that I would just take the rest of the morning off or at least wait until Powell speaks at 10 o'clock and just Take it easy today go and cruise control on a day like today. He's a beach day All right, I'm checking book map right now. Just all my other tickers on book map I haven't shown it all during this meeting, but there hasn't been a lot to show So with that, let me see on Benzinga if there's anything else lastly looking good here And I don't really see much not a whole lot better. Why yes both on our list already CRK and I saw that earlier. It wasn't looking that great Yeah, CRK and I guess is up 14% and it is liquid so you know what I'll slip it on there It wasn't looking good earlier in pre-market starting to like I guess crawl back up penny by penny. So not bad Why yes, all right still lingering right now It hasn't done a whole lot since we left off with it there So, you know again, I still wouldn't look to hold into the market open if it didn't make that bigger pop up yet Towards 147 I just take the tiny money if he even took that trade and run There's plenty of other fish out there in the sea to catch anyway folks so wait until 930 I'd normally say there Sam saying it's early, but Mara is trending up. You are not luring me in today I'm teasing with that, but otherwise though Mara, of course is one I've been following forever I'm looking at it as a swing trade. I mentioned yesterday and like from like two weeks ago Look out for 10 bucks to 1050 ish as like a key area of support. That's like a loose area I just said right there, but specifically it's like 1065 1070 is a historical level and then from there 1045 1050 is from like big volume. I think the yearly open or Yearly close from a couple years back. Just I've been waiting for this move I'm setting up for a swing position here Sam not a day trade position if it ends up popping off of Powell Then obviously it's going to be a good day trader a nice little move here and there and then I'll adjust for a day trade But even if this breaks lower over time, I'm content with it so long as it holds and bucks 980 ish It's like an absolute line in the sand So those are numbers I've been spitting out from yesterday and this week But hey just more for everyone else here if this drops off a little bit It's not the worst thing in the world. I mean this could be a nice swing trade to work off of It's just a matter of if Bitcoin continues to really drop off Then this should go with it. So just be you know privy of privy to that You know if you see Bitcoin drop off lower, which I would expect it to soon Then Mara is likely to drop off a little bit more. So to what degree then we'll find out Hopefully not over or under like 980 ish. I'd say Still more long term though on that just in terms of a swing trade over the next several months three to six months Or more Donald saying Domo. Yeah, Domo is already on our list. We went over that briefly Wasn't a good pre-market trade. I didn't think it would have good enough volume and pre-market like eight o'clock and Just hopefully fills in more 930. So good short. Oh, yeah, absolutely Donald I appreciate the shout either way and you know, we'll just jump back to a couple sideless stocks here at the end CRK ends going here nice little move up. So that one we slipped on our main list already not bad looking at actually pretty decent AMC on our side list that's just gonna crash So I'm gonna stay away from AMC for right now and then the AR DX trade You know, it's up over 5% But we got better stocks to work with for right now Not a great need to focus on this just yet if it ends up popping where everything else dies off at 930 Only at that point would I call it out? But otherwise I like what we got here now, especially with the CRKN and if ys can hold around here a little bit more All right folks Hey for all this here just joining me on YouTube Facebook live Etc just enjoy the weekend and we'll catch back to you on Monday of next week any questions that you got feel free to Shoot me over a quick email or chat Josh at C2 training comm is the handle Rob I appreciate you joining us on YouTube just caught your chat right now Rob So appreciate you being there at least and look forward to have me back inside our trading room as well and all of us Otherwise and for John Kathleen and Donald and all of us there right now I'll be with you up until 1030 at least remember no phase 2 class today We had pushed the phase 2 classes to Monday. I sound alright right now, but I don't really feel alright So we're gonna get a nice old doctor's appointment later on this afternoon And we'll see what's doing but at least phase 2 as of now We'll move that to Monday of next week before 1,000 is advanced class the phase 3 alright folks But hey, otherwise best of luck trading going to the market open if you take the money early and run Don't blame you enjoy your weekend. Otherwise, I will catch back with everyone later on today. Take care


What's going on everybody welcome back to some breaking news and world number one Novak Djokovic is out of the Madrid Open He's actually coming up with a statement via Twitter. Let's go check it out So through the Madrid Open Twitter Novak Djokovic gave them a statement saying sorry that I won't be able to travel to Madrid this year And meet all my fans It's been two years already quite a long time hope to see you next year And he joins a long list of big names that are not playing in this event Djokovic Of course being the defending champion from 2019 He joins Marin Chilic born a charge has pulled out Roger Federer, David Goffin, Monfice, Milos Rionic and Stan Vavrinca Have all pulled out as well So the event just keeps on getting smaller But it does give opportunities for those younger players to come through and get a big win So the 2019 champion is out of the Madrid Open He is not playing and he joins a long list as we just saw but he's pulling out mainly because of family reasons He just played in Serbia where he got his family to come and watch if you watch during the Serbian Open His son was in the stands cheering He hasn't been able to travel with them over the last 12 months or so because of the pandemic He can't bring his family he's got two young kids and his wife But he can't bring them to the Australian Open to see him win Because of the restrictions that are really strict in other countries and some are not so strict That's why Novak Djokovic is pulling out he wants to spend more time with his family this week And then play in Rome next week where he's also the defending champion But let me know down in the comments below Do you think Djokovic is going to do this a little bit more over the next couple of months As we start going back to America and maybe even the Olympics To the world number one and the defending champion Djokovic is out of the Madrid Open


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Please write down the question, you need to find, it's not everybody, let's just write I'll give you another chance. One by twelve. One full revolution is two by two means one full circle. Twelve hours. Sixty minutes. Sixty seconds. When it's time. When we divide it, see. Okay, just one more question, then you can take away. All of the emotion is there. And change in velocity going from point B to point Q. The radius is up. It's not changing. Speed is not changing. Change in speed is zero. Change in velocity is not zero. Now you can ask it. It's just minus two. For it. Take apart. Then I get. Then you just draw. No, there is no. Angularization. Can you see the circle? How much? Seven seconds. Two pi r, five nine. Two pi r, five nine. Two pi r, five nine. Two pi r, five nine. Two pi r, five nine. Get the answer immediately. It's an axisless triangle. Two sides, length is given. V and V, triangle between them is given. Can you find the third side? Use it. This is the earlier velocity. Change in velocity. This is change in velocity. This is 14. Is this axisless triangle? It's half of this complete length. Which is of what? This is 20 degrees. So this length will be. Hypotenuse is V. This is 90 degrees. It will be V sine 20. Total length will be 2 V sine 20. This is the answer. All the way. Same. What? 90 degrees of velocity is same. Hold it. This is constant angular acceleration. You have to use those three equations. Here is the question. When a seeding fan is switched off, It is totally irrelevant. When a seeding fan is attached, it is angular lost. Omega naught is not even. What was the initial angular lost? You need to find out how many further revolutions it will make before coming to rest. It is a variation. It is a very simple straight forward. What? Done? Which equation? Which equation? It is this addition. For one rotation, it is 2.5. For another rotation, how much it will be? 36 into 2.5. Delta theta. Basically, you have two situations. Omega, this will propose the scenario. What is this? What? Venotation. Okay. Others? 24 is also wrong. Yes. 12. Answer is 12. How do you write 2 alpha delta theta? So for this situation, how should I write the equation? Omega naught. Where does it go to omega naught? Wait, wait, wait. This is the final angular lost. Which is omega naught by 2. So omega naught squared by 4. Omega naught squared. It is this minus alpha. Even if you write plus alpha, it is 6. It is okay. Now, delta theta is how much? 5. It is 36. Yes or no? 36. Rotations. Okay, let's see. Guys, focus here. In the second case, initial one is omega by 2 is minus 2 alpha into delta theta. I don't know what is delta theta naught. But in this and this point, that is delta theta. Okay? So here I am getting omega naught squared by 4 is equal to 2 alpha delta theta. Okay? So using that equation. Using this equation, I am getting 3 times omega naught squared by 2 pi into 36. Okay? So 3 times of that is equal to that. So you will have 6 into 2 pi. This is 12. So delta theta is... All right? Now, the promotion. Now, because the promotion if we continue, it will never end. And this is... This circle motion discussion will again happen when we will... So, we will talk about circle motion again in the rotational motion chapter. Okay? Now, I would request that if you are really serious about your studies, you could solve some, you know, 40-50 questions on circle motion right now itself. So that when that chapter comes, it will be a very easy thing to do. Okay?