Hey everyone, we are here at the fourth annual Vale Scientific Summit and all of the amazing presentations for the day have wrapped and I'm actually now checking out the poster section and Chelsea, can you tell me a little bit about what's going on behind us? Yeah, this is a really exciting conclusion to the day because today has been all about the speakers and famous scientists from all over the country coming to give these 20 minute talks that really conclude years and years of research. That's being done by a lot of trainees and people that are in the lab and so this is really exciting because this gives the trainees an opportunity to present their work and show their poster which is a contribution to these really big stories. Posters are always better with a tasty beverage in your hand to talk about science, so thank you. I like that idea, we'll stay with us and there's going to be a lot more fun along the way.


You see what I'm gonna do here, I'm gonna blame the Ravens for this one reason I'm blaming the Baltimore Ravens for this one is because they haven't given us anything to get upset or frustrated with for a very long time now. So that's gonna be my reasoning as to why people are trying to get upset over Lamar Jackson not being at voluntary school, workouts, so forth, so on and so forth. Anyway, so today, there's been a lot of uproar within the Baltimore Ravens community, because there are people that are frustrated, upset, disappointed, whatever the case may be mad at Lamar Jackson, because again, you know, I mean, there's always a long list of reasons why people are mad at Lamar Jackson because he's Lamar Jackson, people always gonna look for something, they always gonna look for something to be mad at Lamar Jackson for. But anyway, today, there have been people who have been upset at the fact that, and this even happened like last week too, with the whole, with the school, the Ravens school and whatnot have said that Lamar Jackson is not there physically in person at the Baltimore Ravens facility. And with that, I think a big word, and he just signed a new contract, I get that, hey, this with great power comes great responsibility, Lamar Jackson is Spider-Man. But anyway, with him not being there, it is okay. It's really okay. Number one is voluntary, so you don't have to be there. It's not a requirement that you're there. It's not a necessity that you're there. Another thing, Lamar Jackson was not the only veteran Raven who wasn't there. Wow, it feels kind of weird. Lamar Jackson is so young, but calling him a veteran, that feels kind of weird.  So he is a veteran. But anyway, he was not the only person that was not in attendance there. But anyway, another thing too, people were sort of discredited in Lamar Jackson, and what's he really doing? Is he even really putting in any work? Is he getting anything done? You can't do anything by yourself. You need to be at the facility to Lamar. You need to be with your teammates Lamar. Now I get the concern if you're thinking like, hey, new offense, this thing is getting installed. Hey, Lamar, you being there with your teammates would be better. But see, that's again, this is why we just got away, man, because he's in South Florida with one of his new teammates. That being Nelson Aguilar. Look at Nelson coming through there. Nelson was like, look, a lot of y'all forgot about me when the whole O'Dell Beckham Junior thing happened. A lot of y'all forgot about me when the Ravens drafted Zay Flowers. A lot of y'all forgot about me. But let me put these Ravens fans on, and let me get them some excitement, some happiness, something to smile about, because I know they be needing it. And hopefully he'll give the Ravens fans plenty of stuff to smile about during the season when he makes all these amazing catches and scores all these touchdowns and gets all this yack. It's going to be great. But anyway, Nelson Aguilar posted himself with who other than Lamar Jackson. Isn't that crazy? Isn't that something? So there were a lot of people saying Lamar wasn't put in the work since he's not there at the facility, at the Ravens actual facility. They say Lamar not putting in no work. He ain't doing nothing. He ain't getting nothing accomplished since he's down in South Florida. Why are you not with his teammate? Well, he actually is. And he's building chemistry with who? Oh, his teammates. And another thing too. Again, it's voluntary. But another thing too. I just don't get why people get so worked up because it's May. It's May 18th. It's May 18th. Season don't start till September. Unless some people forgot. I think people think the season starts tomorrow. So maybe the next week or maybe even the next month. No, no, no, no, no. The season does not start for another June, July, August, September, four months. Even though it's going to go by fast, trust me, it's going to go by fast. I know some of y'all thinking like, man, we got a long off season. The man is going to go by so slow. I miss my Ravens football. I miss NFL in general.  Trust me. That four months is going to fly. I guarantee you, I promise you, it really will. It always does, especially these past couple of off seasons. But anyway, the season ain't starting tomorrow. It's really not. So I just, I don't understand all the frustration with this. Because again, he's working, getting acclimated with one of his new teammates. Who are his new teammates? He even talked about in his presser after the contract, he said he's getting ready to work with Zay, too, with Zay Flowers. So they both going to link up in South Florida and work together today. Maybe they already have. Who knows? But they going to put in work, too. And then now, if this was mandatory, if it was mandatory workouts, mandatory OTAs, mandatory practice, mandatory whatever. If it was mandatory, mandatory means you have to do it. It means it's a requirement. If it was mandatory, then I'd be like, okay, I get it. I get the frustration. I get the outrage. I get it all. I get why people are upset because it's mandatory. But guess what?  It's not. It's not. So the fact that it's not mandatory, it's voluntary. The fact that he is working with at least one of his teammates, who knows if it's more? Because Nelson Aguilar, it could be other people there. Because we've seen it a lot of times when there will be one person that posts. So we're all going crazy, oh, okay, he's there. Oh, what about the other guys? Sometimes there's not other guys there. Sometimes it's just them and somebody else. But other times, there may be people who are there that they're not on social media or they just didn't post. They're like, oh, I don't feel like posting today. I don't feel like uploading no story today. No, I'm just here and I'm working. Let's get this working, go have some fun later, whatever. And they ain't worried about the social media stuff. But again, I told you, I'm blaming the Ravens on this one because Raven's been giving us so much to be happy about, so much to cheer about that I think for some fans it's just been weird. It's like, man, we gotta be mad over something today. So what's it gonna be? Ah, Lamar! You not an M&T bank? Well, you not an Owens Meals, buddy?  So it's always something. But, and another thing too, Lamar Jackson is officially a Baltimore Raven. He is signed, that contract is signed, sealed and delivered. So the playbook, how could he learn the playbook? How could he get acclimated with the playbook? Well, you ever heard of an iPad? You ever heard of a file? You ever heard of an email? You ever heard of Google Share? You ever heard of a Google Drive? You ever heard any of that stuff? Or you can share large files? I'm sure, I'm sure that the Ravens have a way to give Lamar Jackson the playbook, even though he's not there in person. Even though he's not with the Ravens in person right now. Even though he's not up there on emails right now, I'm sure they have a way and have found a way to give him the playbook. And it works, case scenario, if he doesn't even got the playbook yet. It is May 18th. It's May 18th.  Carl is right now laughing at people who are upset over this. But, hey, it's all good, it's just another day. Another day in Raven's flock. But anyway, Lamar Jackson will be fine. Nelson Aguilore will be fine. Todd Monkin will be fine. John Horwell, everybody will be fine. Again, if this was mandatory, hey, all the outrage you won. If it's mandatory, hey, Lamar just signed a big contract. He not there for mandatory, this mandatory, that, but all the work, okay, then I get, but we ain't even close to that yet. So, let's all breathe. I love y'all. Hey, and whether you mad at Lamar Jackson or not, I still love you. I still love you. So, it is what, and this stuff happened. It's okay. It's okay. It'll be all right. Ravens, Lamar, and everybody, we gonna get through this thing together. I love y'all. I love you. Watching this, I love you. Hey, make sure y'all subscribe. Subscribe to the channel. So, again, once things start going crazy again, because you know Ravens, Ravens like, they sneaky with it. They'll be quiet, quiet, quiet. Then, boom, outta nowhere. They start, y'all know how it goes. And they drop bombshell, the bombshell, the bombshell, the bombshell, the bombshell. You know how they do. But anyway, I love y'all. I appreciate y'all. And we out.


The United States Independent National Electoral Commission, INIC, has revealed that all arrangements are set for the conduct of supplementary elections for the state House of Assembly sits in 15 full-in units for local government areas. The resident Electoral Commission, Ahmed Yussel Gerrike, made this known at a stakeholder meeting at the INIC headquarters in Mina, the state capital. The supplementary election is set to hold on Saturday, 15 April 2023. We have done a very good job, but we should also acknowledge where there are some pockets of problems here and there. We will also look at it critically and try to see how we can, if not eradicate it all, to minimize so that this supplementary election at the end of the day will be better on that one day.


Welcome, everyone. It's the 17th of June. This is the Jenkins documentation office hours. And reminder we abide by the Jenkins code of conduct. All right, so here's what I've got as proposed topics for today. So one is pull request review. That was if if Zenab had attended today. I've submitted a review and no feedback from Cynthia yet. The other was contributor summit pre preparation and dirage I wanted to talk with you specifically about this one because I just got one more volunteer for our session on next at next week's contributor summit so this was what I was hoping to make a primary focus today. Are there other topics that anyone else needs to add. Nothing from my side. Okay, all right, so.  But we're not going to do a dedicated track for it because we've got other things we want to do with the time. We're not going to attempt to change the roadmap at this point the road maps already the biggest challenge for us with the documentation roadmap is making progress on it, not having a roadmap. Right. All right, so I'm going to shift this pull request thing then to the bottom and we can talk to it later if we'd like. We're going to do some preparation so dirage. I am pleased to note that I had a conversation earlier today with Aditya Srivastava. He says he's one of your classmates at the university there. And he's also agreed to assist with the newcomer with the newcomer new contributor track. He's currently outlined I think as a 40 minute track dedicated to helping people contribute to Jenkins. Now, I've got a new piece of information. We now have over 1200 registrations for the contributor summit. Yeah, even even if 90% of them drop out that's still three or four or five times bigger than the last contributor summit we did so that's even if all we get is 120 attendees, that's still dramatically bigger than we've had before. So, delighted with that the CD con registration process has done great things for us. Now the question is, how, how do we want to approach the new contributors track so what I had proposed in the session earlier today with Aditya was Mark create a slide deck, describing some general general concepts, and then Dheeraj talk about his experience becoming a the changelog main writer. Alright, because there's something to be learned from your experience there and I thought that would be great for you to say, Hey, here's what went well here's what didn't go so well here's what I could have learned better and this is why this worked and this is why this then Aditya has agreed to talk about his experience in infrastructure and advocacy where he's been participating as well. I wish I thought it might also be good if you'd be willing to talk about the react JS opportunities if you're interested. Are you that that may not be I don't know if that's yours, if that's a specific spot of interest for you I know you haven't, haven't actively done any react work yet in the on the plug inside or places like that. Would you like to talk to that, or would you rather not. What will be the eventual aim for this talk from my side. So what I was thinking is if you if you were to highlight highlight several areas of the project that use react. And maybe, for instance, the plug inside. But the problem is you, you would have to get enough experience between now and then to say yeah I'm ready. The other is I could ask, could ask Gavin Morgan to share. I'm just not sure he's going to have time. Are you if and if react is not a passion thing for you if you're just asking for somebody else let's not do it. Well, I have contributed like a small PR to the custom distribution project and all of them were based on react JS. Oh, okay. So I can talk about that. And as you said, the specific focus should be on the plug inside. So I can so we still have some time so I can research more on that like on plug inside where react JS is used. So I can talk about that. And so will Gavin will be able to help me, as you said he's busy so Well, it's even if that's a good point even if all you talked about was your submissions the customer distribution service. That's already a good way of saying, look here is a very specific example, using react JS that I submitted and I didn't do any Java. I didn't do any, any, anything other than this was a react JS project. I can do that. And if, if others are if other things are are available. Great. That's optional. Just having the problem for me is I cannot. I cannot reasonably talk about react JS contributions because I am. I don't contribute react, whereas you do I can talk about Java and I can talk about documentation and I'm actually credible in those two areas. But I am utterly not credible when it comes to react. So it would be great if you're willing to share. Hey, look, here's what it was like for me doing this. It's, it's not hard. You just do these things. I would love to do that. Definitely. Great. All right, we will put you on that list then. Excellent. Okay. So you, you should plan you'll probably have between five and 10 minutes between those two things total. So I'll, I'll send the slide deck. You can put your slide what you would like to say as guidance into it. And then we'll just have you share. So, can I also get the information about what particular time that I have on. So what I'll do is I'll mark place insert placeholders in the slide deck and assume. What should we assume we got a total of about, I think we've got a total of 40 minutes maybe let's outline the agenda here so So in the 40 minutes what I'd say is let's do. Maybe we say 10 minutes of of general and opening of opening in general. Contribution. So, Java and docs. And then give you five minutes on weekly changelog. Additia five up to five minutes on infrastructure and then Would you willing to take five minutes on react or would you rather have more than that. I understand there's a lot of things that we need to have in this small time so I am good with five. Okay, great. All right. And then I would think we want question and answer. For probably 10 to 15 minutes. So that if people have specific questions they can ask them and we can help with them. And I think that takes the whole time. Yeah, so that would be the 40 minutes. I like that I like a lot having different voices, especially not my voice so that's great. Thank you very much for being willing. Now Kristen, I would be happy to include you in this if you would like. I think I don't really have much to say. Again, I've been trying to like focus on G stock for this like period of my open source life. But, and I would like to get back into this maybe in the fall. I do have some general like ideas of what I think could be maybe help get people to contribute or to encourage contribution. But yeah, I just, well, I helped with the last one and there really weren't too many people that came to our breakout session. So I can also help if we're, if we'll have a breakout session to documentation, but I don't really have much. I have unfortunately not done as active and actually producing documentation. That's great. You're, you're focused on G soccer deeply appreciated I am so pleased with our results from Google summer of code. When, when Oleg sends a status message and says things look look like they're going well. That is really high praise. Yes, I have to say exactly it's like I want that to go out this summer so I apologize like I'll try to be more active after that period. No, no, no apology necessary that's that's great that is absolutely wonderful. Okay, good. All right, so I will send you all send send the link to the slide deck and dirage you and I will also discuss it I assume at our Tuesday office hours. If I remember correctly you're still available for next Tuesday is that correct. Definitely this. All right, great. Excellent. So we need to discuss on contributor summit any areas of concern dirage for you or things where you're you're worried about this or that. Before this I was concerned about how I'm going to contribute so now I have clear plan about what I need to speak so I'm really happy. Okay, great. Excellent. So this 40 minutes is for given. This 40 minutes is given us for the documentation or just full contributors and I'm not sure. Well so the 40 minutes is for.  This is the schedule draft. Let's put it in the links draft draft outline. And then the draft schedule. And the schedule is the more detailed thing the schedule is a sheet that Olivia Bernan has been assembling. So, and I don't know if you can see here let's make the text bigger. All right. So, starts at 9am Eastern time, which if I remember correctly is about 630pm or 7pm your time, then we will, we will be on this one right here so this row contributed contributing to Jenkins. So we get 40 minutes, and it will be you and me and Aditya. And we'll lead that session hours will be running concurrent with a plug in end of life policy session that James Nord will be leading. And then we will end and switch to other topics like me I'll probably go into the next session which is outreach program and then the next one I'll attend is Java 11. Can I answer your question. Yes, no it makes sense. Okay, great. So let's put this. Yeah so and we've got we've we've done many of these presentations on how to contribute the for me the distinction of this one is your voice dirage and Aditya's voice, rather than it being my voice and I'll use I'll bring in some of the old materials some of the previous materials I've used so that that'll be basis but really the I think the most interesting is hearing from brand new contributors saying yeah this is what it took for me to become a contributor. Aditya is working a Google summer of code project. Here you are working documentation and helping with react work on on the distribution service so I think those are really interesting. I think that will encourage other students or other newcomers to contribute as well. Good. Very good. Okay. All right, then, then that's that's what I had. And I see the only other topic I had for today was the pull requests that are pending for the Jenkins documentation site. And here if we look at those. There was this one right here from Cynthia. One of our she called Africa contributors. And I've given feedback, and I don't think she's seen it yet so so nothing really to do there. Others. Oh, this one is a major one that why our pseudo car had done that I've done initial reviews but it needs reviews from other people. Right. Okay, good. I saw that Tim was on the as a reviewer and it's like I really think that Tim would be one of the best reviewers to comment on this absolutely well and and I'm as I'm watching in the plugin installation manager Gitter channel. I'm realizing that there are probably more use cases that should be flagged in this to be described in this then are currently described so so it's such a broad thing and plugin installation manager tool is so capable of so many things that that this document is even more important than I initially thought it would be. So yeah, crucial. Yeah, it's like, can we start with something small and then if we find some cases, where should we flag those like it should be open a I want to be able to record them. Where should we open something so we don't lose them like is it going to be a something in the plugin instant installation manager tool like backlog or is there a way we should put an issue in Jenkins IO in terms of the page. I'm not entirely sure we're documenting documenting it here. I would create an issue, an issue in the Jenkins that I oh site for the documentation of that. Okay, but now that you there isn't a page yet to even associate it with because this hasn't been merged so for now it could just be in the poll request. I kind of put it as another comment but yeah I didn't want it to turn into a you know the pull request that can never close because we just keep finding more. Right, right and that's, and that's a valid point and I think, I think we want to get this thing over the line, right and add to it. Absolutely. So let me let me put a note on that one. So, here's PR for plugin installation manager for Cynthia was this one. And this one actually has an interesting side side challenge that maybe it's worth exploring with you Kristen. What Cynthia's PR does is it takes a very we have an issue reported here. You can direct this page from the wiki page to the dock site. And those are good things to do because it's removing content from the wiki. So that's that's a big plus. This is a tiny piece of a bigger picture story this one is just a little bit of warning about don't try to start agent jar without arguments. It doesn't, it doesn't be okay you think it would. The bigger picture is this page on using agents is has very little in it it only does Docker, it has nothing about static agents, nothing about EC to agents or Azure agents or, or Kubernetes agents or open shift agents. And so it agents is this great big open space and what what her change is going to do is it's going to add one more section to the end of this thing that's a very specific thing and, but it's not, we've got a whole lot of more work to do on this page. Okay, my thought was okay one step at a time we'll do one little thing and then do the next thing. Right. Okay. If it's if it's taking if she's not able to come back to it, maybe in a couple weeks is it possible for one of us to just cut, can we commit to the PR. Oh yes, absolutely yeah. In fact, I described that to her in the PR I said, I gave her my apologies it was two weeks that it sat without me reviewing it. I got to reviewed it. I said, hey, so sorry. But if it takes you more than a few days, I can I certainly have the permissions to go in and make the few changes that are needed.  Exactly. Well, well and it's what she's done is helpful, and therefore we don't want to just let it sit. If, if in a week or so it hasn't been merged I'll probably just make or hasn't been modified. I'll make the changes and then merge it. And that way we can close the issue because it gets an issue off our backlog. Sure. Okay, good for. And, and Deraj one of the, one of the topics in our talk in this general section that I'll do is docs migration from wiki to www.jankens.io, and another is docs migration from, let's call it this way, plug in docs migration to into plug in repositories. And those two topics, those two topics alone we've we've done one hour webinars on each of those. So, there's plenty of plenty of work to do in both those areas. Yes, there are lots of issues on this one. Right, exactly. So, I think we talked about pull requests, we could do a further look, I'm not aware of any, any large open oops, here we go, let's find. Yeah, so there are some relatively quick ones to review and yes here's one that's coming that dirage you should be aware of. There will be a weekly release of Jenkins in at some time in the future that will declare boldly that certain plugins are no longer supported. And this non Java plug not plugins that are not written in Java. And we have several that are written in Ruby, and one or two that are written in Python, and the Ruby runtime has been problematic at all sorts of levels. And so we are finally admitting that we're going to stop at some time in the future supporting Ruby plugins based on the Ruby runtime. And I suppose you mean that there will be no bug fixes and feature enhancements, right? No, meaning they will just stop working. It's this is even more dramatic that there's, we are the liability of carrying forward this thing is so great. For example, it doesn't run correctly on Java 11. And we're confident it will never run correctly on Java 17. So it's just not, it's not a, it's not a viable thing for us to bring it forward. And since it's not viable to bring it forward, it's just time to admit, we're not going to, to attempt to maintain this thing anymore. So, people are using some Ruby based plugin so how are they going to deal with this? They will have to look for alternatives. And thankfully, most of the, almost all the plugins have a very tiny installation count and a very small installation count, or are so old that they've long ago been replaced. So for instance, this one last released five years ago, and there are several much better choices than than that. This one, likewise cucumber. This one likewise. So each of these. And it isn't until we get to really tiny installation numbers way down like here, if I remember right, where this one may not have a replacement, but it's so old and so untouched that we think there are very few harmed. Right. Okay. Yeah, so, and now the, the when that happens hasn't been finalized yet but just be aware that there will be a weekly changelog coming your way that says hey we dropped this. And there will be a blog post to go with it. Right. And, as you said, there's going to be some sessions on migrating the key docs to Jenkins.io. So on that, as you said there's going to be some prizes for top five contributors so is it still there? So say that again there's going to be. Yes, so there's going to be any kind of competition like top five contributors to get some swag or something like that. Oh, right. So is that what you're asking about is will there be, will there be. Yes, so that's a good question and, and I've still got an open question that I have to answer with the organizers. Open question. And how much swag we can send and how we choose recipients. So for example one of the one of the ideas was we may just be able to send swag to those who present, or we may present send swag only to the first 50 who join or something like that, but that's the continuous delivery foundation that we observe they cannot afford to send a t-shirt to 1200 people. Now that's that's just more budget than they've got to spend. Yeah, so, right. Mark to find answers to the swag questions soon. Yeah, anything else on contributor summit. Yes, so the video. So the presentation is going to be live or I'll be recording a five minute and sending it to you. I had planned to do it live. Are you okay doing it live. Definitely. Okay, great. All right. It's going to be dramatically easier for you or if you say hey I'll be sleeping at that time, we could record it but for me making it live allows you to show and then allows people who are absurd who are watching to ask questions and interact with us. Okay, so there's going to be some questions. Afterward just so at the end of the 40 minutes I hope to spend at least 10 minutes doing questions and answers. Okay, that's great. Okay. Oh, and I should say it live percent, it will be a live presentation but I believe we would also intend to record it for later sharing so don't don't show something secret or confidential on the screen it will be remembered. Sure. Okay. Anything else we need to discuss today. In coming Tuesday, there's going to be definitely a week. So I was trying to, I'm trying to ask you when is going to be the next. Practice for me. So the, so this coming to this coming Tuesday next Tuesday will be another weekly so that's that we'll plan to do that as a change log. And we will in next Tuesday session if time allows, we'll go through and I'll do the LTS change log so that you can watch and ask questions so I'll do the 289.2 change log during next week session. Did that answer your question or did I ask answer the wrong question. Yes, you answered it correctly so just to cross it, the LTS log that you're going to do. It's going to be done next Tuesday or Thursday. Next, so I'll, I'll create the first draft of the LTS change log next Tuesday in our office hours. This session next Thursday will be canceled, because it will collide with the continuous delivery conference with CD con. Got it. It's a good, good reminder. No meeting next week. Next week. CD con is next. That's called this way. No meeting next Thursday, or what day of the week is it for you right now is it Friday, your eyes are Thursday. It's Friday. Yes. Okay, so next Thursday slash. I have to have to remember where we are in time zones. So you've already reached Friday your day. Okay. Yes. All right. Any other topics. Nothing from myself. Okay. Then let's, let's call this a done session. Thanks very much. And talk to you again on Tuesday, dear. I'll send you a link to slides before then and we can collaborate through the slides as well. Sure. Looking forward to it. Thanks very, very much. Thank you. Bye everybody.


You two team keep it clean. Good morning. Great morning. It's a great morning Especially if you're Ravens fan that game last night was crazy that game last night was everything that game last night was just It was electric from start to finish. It was exciting Both teams were exchanging blows back and forth when you thought one team had control They lost it then we thought the other team had control they lost it and it was just crazy Man, one of the commentators said it best He was like it seemed like the team that has the ball last like they're gonna win and that's pretty much what happened But the game was just It was just insane man stress levels were high Almost teared up a bit. I did tear up a bit didn't cry But it almost did am I sure got watery after that Justin Tucker field goal shout out to Justin Tucker, man Because he is just he's the best. He's the best. That's why I always say when he does mess up the very few times He does mess up he gets a pass He gets a pass because for everything that he's done for this team Every everything that he's done for this team ever since 2012 He gets a pass man straight up Shout out to the Browns.  They're legitimate contender. Those boys brought it Especially on offense Baker Mayfield Say what you want about all the commercials and stuff Baker Mayfield is a ball straight up. He's a baller straight up No, some people don't want to hear that but it's the truth That dude was and I know Ravens defense ain't the best in the world that cornerbacks I don't know what's been going on with with the secondary But Baker he was doing his thing last night. He was hanging in there in the pocket He was making his passes on the run He and he Henley had I think one pass that should have been an interception where they made that bad pass and the friends called on Jimmy Smith, but That was it. He didn't throw any almost picks here Well, besides the tight the tires bowser one that that was a that was a real nice play by tires bowser nice Nice set up by the defense. It reminded me of the play against the Titans Where it looks like tires bowser was gonna blitz but then he drops back and the quarterback is still in the quarterback's mind He's processing like oh this guy 54. He's coming in on a blitz. So I got it. I got this play right here So that was a nice setup, but besides those two throws Baker Mayfield he was doing his thing throughout the night and it started off slow for him but he he kept hanging in there kept on going and He had a pretty good night Just to get back to the Ravens offense Lamar Jackson. Who I saw some nasty stuff on internet last night Well, I was like surprised but at the same time wasn't surprised like wow people can just Not about the Lamar Jackson pooping because we know like Lamar said I know I wasn't doing that He said no, I had to use a bathroom. He said I just had cramps. Hmm. Okay, Lamar We all know like I said, we all done been there We all done been there and like I said when they showed him on camera on that little backstage camera I say yeah, we know that run. We all done had that feeling before but it's okay Lamar You did your thing But with Lamar Jackson he had He had a decent game has some ups has some downs The numbers 11 for 17 163 yards One touchdown no interceptions got sacked four times for 22 yards Offensive line. They were up and down run and in the running game. They were they were pretty good pass protection Shaky they were alright though tonight, but they were they were shaky, but that's how it's been all season long So it wasn't any surprise anything like that Now something else that contributed to those four sacks not every one of them But some of them was that field Browns. I don't know what's going on with your field Like that that thing was a big yikes Like all like all the Ravens players just kept slipping. They just kept slipping and It just messed up some opportunities for the Ravens. Obviously messed up trace McSully's knee So he's I think he's probably gonna end up going on in your reserve, but that field I don't know. I don't want Ravens played anymore like this year I don't want them to play it anymore because that field was obviously no good because it's crazy cuz the Bunch of Ravens players were slipping, but only like one Browns player slip and I was like, oh, what's what's this about? but anyway Lamar Jackson in this game He wasn't second guessing and that's the Lamar Jackson we need last week He wasn't second guessing this week. He wasn't second guessing if he saw Lane He took it if he saw pass that he wanted to throw he got set and through it You ain't seeing any of the throws off his back feet You ain't seen either throws where he's like he's still tapping his toes or whatnot with his feet on set You saw him have confidence in himself He made quick decisions and he made good decisions and there were no throws where it was like oh man That should have been an exception. Oh, man. That should have got picked off There was there was none of that now He did have the overthrows, but they did say that that's when he his arm He started cramping up and that's why he overthrew it like that But hey because the one to Willie Snead That one it was slightly overthrown. It wasn't the worst overthrow in the world But it was slightly overthrown But the one of Mark Andrews that was definitely overthrown and that was on back-to-back place So if that is true about his cramping at that time, okay, it makes sense But it's still over through it And then there was a bad pass that he threw to Hollywood in the first quarter very beginning of the game He under through it to Hollywood Hollywood had his cornerback beat, but Lamar Jackson under through it And that was that now to the oh and then some of his other completes because let's see he had a He had six incompletions. I remember the two that we just talked about and then two more that were intended for Hollywood But they were drops perfect passes to perfect passes and they were drops I don't know what was going on with Hollywood early on in the game, but he just I was like, wow what I didn't know what to say But shout out to him for having a bounce back Play at the very end of the game when we needed it the most he showed up and he fought through That defense they had sort of a little breakdown and Hollywood kept running Lamar saw him and boom That was all she wrote Lamar put it on him on the money Hollywood got the yak and the touchdown and he even used the ref as a little blocker too But it was a beautiful thing man. It was a beautiful thing in this game Lamar Jackson He continues to show his huge impact on the Ravens and I know it's not a style. That's for everybody It's not a style. That's for everybody It's a lot of people that feel like hey if you don't pass over 250 yards in the game Then you're not a quarterback if you don't pass for 300 yards in the game You're not a true quarterback if you don't consistently put up at least 250 yards every game. What are you? You're not a true thrower the football and we know Lamar can't throw the football But if he doesn't have to why should it be forced if the Ravens can get their running game Going especially like they got it going last night run Don't don't fix what's now broken there and of course you got to incorporate like I think at halftime He had through like six passes something like that And I was like, okay Hey, I'm with it because that running game was doing this thing that running game was doing its thing And and then with Lamar Jackson in the passes that he did complete. There was some good passes man There's some good passes one of the favorite ones of the game It looked like it was just a play that was breaking down and going nowhere fast Was right before halftime to mark Andrews that big mark Andrews catch. Oh boy mark Andrews. Who that was a beautiful thing And I just it shows their connection It shows that connection that they have With with that play he got the pressure and it looked like I saw him running around but I was thinking oh boy Here we go. He probably just gonna throw it away. It's all good But no no he completed it to mark Andrews while he was running he hit mark Andrews and stride and it That play was just crazy man. Shout out to Gus Edwards Gus Edwards usually mark Andrews scores two touchdowns against the Browns what Gus Edwards said hold on buddy Hold on you hold on right there bucko. You're not getting these two touchdowns today. I'm getting them today No, no mark and so Gus got it and it's crazy because Gus Edwards on both of his touchdown runs They started off to the inside and he bounced to the outside He bounced to the right side and then on the other one he started off in the inside Then he bounced to the left side So they they started off inside, but they both bounced to the outside and Gus is a power back He's a straightforward north and south runner, but on those he went east and west That's a number one book back man. That's a number one back Jk Dobbins. He was doing this thing last night. That's a number one back, too And I loved how with Gus Edwards they got him and they've been doing it in little little doses Not not anything crazy anything like that, but they've been doing it in little doses where they've been getting him involved in a passing game, too Throwing him passes. I think he only caught one last night, but that's where it starts, man You want to make Gus and even more complete back Because before we know that Gus Edwards in a passing game Huh, never they were never involved in that but they've been doing that a little bit more and more So this is just a transformation of Gus not even a transformation just the evolving of Gus Edwards That boy's gonna be worth a lot He's gonna he's gonna get paid by somebody whether it be the Ravens or somebody else But somebody who is probably not gonna be paid by the Ravens next year Well, he still probably had some some guaranteed money on the back end, but I'm not sure it's Mark Ingram No, Mark Ingram. We can tell Mark Ingram is this is it for him with the Ravens This is this is gonna be his last year with the Ravens He he was on the field the only time I saw him and y'all correct me if I'm wrong But the only time I saw him was on the very first play from offense on that flea flicker That was it never saw him again Never saw him again ever. He didn't get one carry one catch Nothing only saw him on a flea flicker after that saw him on a sideline the whole time. That was it So Mark Ingram is clearly on his way out It's on his way out So that and that's the business man. That's the business One thing that it did also show to which was a good thing is that they're not doing the running back by committee They're not going what you you get around you get around you get around you get around you get on No, that seems to be dead now Raven seem to have actually Fixed it and understood that hold up We got these two backs that are capable and that's no disrespect to Mark Ingram anything But we got these two backs that wait a minute if if we can keep feeding them they can get hot. Is that is that has thing works? So it seems as if the Ravens are finally getting a grip on that and coming to terms that You don't got to feed everybody And we saw that from from the carries that the running backs got Gus Edwards had what seven for 49 I believe yeah seven for 49 JK Dobbins had 13 for 53 justice here lonely had one for four You only had one for four so they weren't trying to divvy up the carries evenly amongst everybody and It just that's been a frustration all year But I'm glad they didn't do that and of course Lamar Jackson he had nine for 124 and two touchdowns So again the running game it was working and it's crazy because there were even some obvious Lamar runs We were calling them out during the stream obvious Lamar runs. I'm like, oh, yeah Lamar running for sure No doubt in my mind and Lamar ran for sure. No doubt in his mind either and but they still got it They were still converting. So that was a it was a beautiful thing Willie Snead he had a few good catches. They were they were bobbled, but they he did catch the ball So he didn't drop it. So that was good again back to Hollywood the drops. They just I mean, it's it's nothing new Hollywood has been dropping But he's also been making some plays too We wish the drops would get eliminated and we should they wish they would go away Maybe because he's a Florida boy and it's it's cold up there in Ohio. Maybe that's it But it just that they that's that's got to improve for sure man Because had this been any other game those drops could have possibly come back to bite the Ravens Because he dropped it from Lamar. He dropped it from Trace McSawley He's just dropping from everybody but then he did make that play at the very end that gave the Ravens a lead So shout out to um to Hollywood for coming through at the end with that one Trace McSawley Trace McSawley came in this game and he came first play. I think was the RPO where he ran it Then the next play he got the ball batted down. Then the then the next play Hollywood dropped a pass and that on that that passed at Hollywood drop He would have got a bunch of yak, but he dropped it. So You didn't get anything Then on Trace McSawley's next drive. He completed a huge pass a huge pass to Willie Snead And I think he was on third down to huge pass It was a huge pass and a great catch. So shout out to Trace McSawley man shout out to Trace for coming in and He has been He's helped the Ravens man.  I ain't been in the game the whole time I'm gonna still come in here do my best go for it and he did that So he set them up good and then it was just like like everybody said it's like a movie. It's like a movie Trace McSawley From that Browns field, which I don't know what y'all got going on there But on the field Trace McSawley, he hurt his knee. So again, I think he's gonna be on injured reserve Tyler Huntley time and then then they probably just signed another quarterback who that is no clue But we'll see hopefully it's not hopefully he doesn't go on injured reserve Hopefully he's straight. But anyway When Trace McSawley went down It was fourth down. It was after a third down place. It was fourth and sixth. I think and I was like, oh boy Here we go. I was just I was worried and I was just like, oh, is this how it's gonna end? And then they were I thought that that it was gonna be Sam cook at cornerback But they actually said that it was gonna be really need he was gonna take some snaps at quarterback But obviously that didn't happen because Lamar came he came running out the tunnel And it was just it was just a beautiful scene man. It was a beautiful scene So he came out the tunnel and I'm thinking, okay, maybe he might be a little bit rusty He ain't been out there in a while now I'm I ain't been out there in a while and I remember when he first went out like I saw people in the Comment section of the live stream saying that oh Lamar is out with cramps. I was like, oh, I hadn't heard it Yeah, then they talked about it on the TV and I was like, oh, what's going on here? But he came out did nothing but throw a touchdown and then The the Browns, of course, they scored a touchdown in like two seconds, but then the Ravens so the Ravens were I think that's when they they took the lead in the Browns scored a touchdown and they tied it But with the Ravens what they did they had to get a game winning drive and They knew Lamar had to pass the ball he had to pass the ball I mean Browns you know, they might have let you run it too, but he had to pass the ball So what did he do? He passed the ball And he passed the ball successfully in a game winning drive Ravens actually and the Ravens came back from being down in that game as well multiple times So I saw somebody say, man, no, no, this this is not enough. This doesn't prove anything So I saw somebody say I want to see the Ravens come back from being down multiple scores Like me, I don't I don't even want the Ravens down at all. I guess we just we view things differently I forgot who that who said that well, I guess we view things differently Because I don't want the Ravens to have to be down at all. I would love for them to just run it up and not look back and In this game when they were up by 14 or 15 points, I couldn't get too excited I couldn't get too excited because I've seen them be up before this season I've seen them have a somewhat comfortable lead and I've seen them let it crumble So I couldn't get too excited and that's exactly what happened this game. They let it crumble That that lead disappeared And I was just the way that things were going with the trace McSawley with Lamar Jackson He was out then trace McSawley went down the way that the defense was playing I was just thinking oh boy, are we gonna have another one of these endings to a game Because Ravens have just had some trouble closing. That's been a thing. They have had trouble closing Had a had a Significance not significant, but they had a decent lead to score lead on the Titans We know how that game turned out And they just it's been their thing all year. They've had opportunities for game-winning drive But just have not been able to finish So it's been a struggle man. It's been a struggle and this game was certainly a struggle more so on defense though Mar Mar Marcus. I mean Marlon Humphrey He had a good game overall He had what he would he had like two force fumbles and then was it was it him that got the safety? But Marlon Humphrey had a he had a good game, but he did have one really bad play where he was on Kareem Hunt and Baker threw it to Kareem Hunt and Marlon Humphrey he took a bad angle, but then he just stopped He just stopped and I know that he he well actually I don't know because you never know This is why you got to play through the whistle. He took a bad angle and he just stopped and stood there and I was like, come on Marlowe that's not you he just he just stood there and Even though Kareem Hunt got the touchdown you just that's why you got to play through it's cuz you just never know Maybe the defender behind you could force a fumble. You just never know You never know you that's why you play through it. You can't give up So that that was just a little disappointed from Marlon, but we know that that's that's not the norm from him But it just we got to do better Marcus Peters It started off as a good game for him But then as the game went on it just it got a little bad But then Baker may feel that Brown's offense. They were picking on Devontae Harris all night They were picking on him all night all night and then even he got hurt Jimmy Smith He was in a good he got hurt. I was looking around for a way. Where's Pierre this year? Is he gonna get in the game? But no, the Ravens only went with four active cornerbacks last night. They had Levine come in He was taking a lot of snaps in a slot after Devontae went out and Devontae Harris. He looked lost a lot last night. He looked very lost The Sean Elliott and Chuck Clark Sean Elliott a lot of heart. He doesn't he does make some mistakes But again, he's young guy Not much experience So he the mistakes are gonna happen So this this experience is good for him, but he brings it though He brings it and he he ain't afraid of nobody. He ain't afraid to hit nobody But yeah, they're on the back end. I like how my god Josh put it He's like he's a he's a strong safety, but he's fast enough to play free So, yeah, I that that's a great way to put it Chuck Clark last night. He was struggling in coverage He gave up a lot of catches And he's he's just struggling man. He's struggling in coverage, but he's been struggling in coverage like I think all year long but those those tight ends he usually gets matched up with the tight ends and they just They always have position on them. They are and it's like he'll be right there It's not like he's getting burnt or anything But he'll be right there with the tight ends, but they just got position on them And of course the tight ends got a bigger frame than him But still he's been he's been struggling So defense, I mean defense as a whole last night. They just struggled all together They struggled all together. I remember on the first drive the Browns went right down the field So easy so easy Baker may feel he was doing play action every play And it was working and then the play action game opened up the Browns run game because with Baker may feel He's doing all them play actions But then when they finally ran think Ravens were like, oh, is this gonna be a play action, too?  He did his thing Donovan people's Jones was at him that caught that wide open touchdown with Marcus Peters fell and got hurt But Marcus Peters, I don't know it went when they said he got hurt I didn't really believe it, but hey, I'm not in his body. So I don't know But when Marcus Peters fail, I was like he failed and I was like man, he's just gonna sit there That's what that's how the guy was wide open, but he's not man. Anyway So Browns receivers they were doing that thing David Najoku He had that big drop in the end zone think Browns still scored on that drive was still David Najoku That's the David Najoku that I hear so many Browns fans talk about they said he got the drop sees Said he got him So that that was a big problem Kareem Hunt He is an issue. He's a problem in both the run game and the pass game And Nick Chubb is a problem in both as well But they use Nick Chubb more for running and they use they use Nick Chubb more for running than passing And they use Kareem Hunt more for passing than running, but both can do both They have two number one backs in their backfield to number one backs and they are both amazing Browns Definitely upgraded that offensive line Ravens just they will get pressure here and there But it wasn't anything serious Baker Mayfield. He made a look like I said He made a lot of plays where he hung in that pocket. He was hanging that pocket He would take a hit but still make a real good pass So shout out to them shout out to that game plan because they had an excellent game plan on offense They started off early on and with them screens But they stopped doing the screens like I think like in the second quarter and definitely in the second half They stopped with all the screens. I remember the last screen I remember was when the Ravens were they defended it perfectly and Baker just stood in the dirt He just stood in the dirt because Ravens were all over and I was so proud of them because I was like I haven't seen the Ravens cover screen that good and forever. I Couldn't believe it. So the Browns they stopped with all the screen games But their offense just Ravens couldn't stop Ravens couldn't stop. I know some people say oh, well, it's cuz the Ravens are the defense was tired I don't know man They just they were they were not stopping these dudes at all at all. So Going against the Jaguars, you're gonna face a much a lesser opponent, but one that you still can't sleep on me But anyway, this game was amazing. I'm glad Ravens got the win right now They are not in the playoffs if everything was all said and done right now But hey, everything's not all said and done. So Ravens still need to win out But it's a beautiful thing that the Ravens they got themselves in this position Where they are fighting and scratching and clawing to get into the playoffs But the beautiful thing is they can get themselves out of this position And of course as we've talked about so many times before yes, the Ravens certainly need help But as long as they do everything to help themselves, then they should be a okay. They should be a okay Reason being because a lot of the teams that the Ravens need help from they play each other They go against each other. So Ravens gonna get help either way. No matter what the Ravens are going to get help So they just got to continue to take care of their own business and this was a great start to that team keep it clean I love y'all. I appreciate y'all again. Shout out to your Browns Browns. They brought it. Shout out to any Browns fans It's watching because your team they they certainly brought it and Browns fans got absolutely nothing to be ashamed of I know a lot of Browns fans were getting on sendeo last night, but it's it's tricky man It's tricky when you're going against the quarterback like Lamar Jackson. It's it's tricky You don't know what's coming. You don't know whether it's gonna be a pass What it's gonna be a run and that that just goes for any defense. I Know so many people. Oh, he's figured out the NFL got him figured out. He's figured out Feuds figured out Ravens offense wouldn't be getting any points So figure that out team keep it clean. I love y'all


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We're now going to talk more about inverse trig functions. So first, let's find the value of the following. Previously, whenever we had two trig expressions within one, we were able to cancel them out usually. However, cosine and inverse sine do not cancel out. So the moral of the story is anytime the inner trig function is an inverse trig function, we're going to make a triangle. So make a triangle with an angle theta, and then we'll apply cosine to that angle theta. So the goal is let's focus on the inside. Let's make a triangle. So when I make my triangle, I have an angle theta, and it's important to note that sine of theta is equal to negative 1 third. So 1 third, 1 over 3 opposite over hypotenuse, 1, 3. Now I need this missing side, which I can find by using Pythagorean Theorem. So we'll just call this side, call it x. I know that x squared plus 1 squared equals 3 squared. I can use Pythagorean Theorem because remember I am dealing with right triangles. x squared plus 1 equals 9. x squared equals 8. So x equals, remember 8 breaks up in the square root of 4 times square root of 2. That would be 2 square root of 2. So this missing side measure would be 2 square root of 2. Now the question is what quadrant does this angle theta lie in? Well, first off, because of the way inverse sine is designed, theta is in, has to be in quadrant 1 or quadrant 4. Because inverse sine is only defined for quadrant 1 and quadrant 4. Now, since sine is negative, since sine is negative, our angle theta is in quadrant 4. Our angle theta is in quadrant 4. So keep that in mind as we evaluate cosine. So now it's time. I used my inner portion to create a triangle. Now let's supply cosine to that angle theta. Cosine of theta, adjacent over hypotenuse. Json is 2 square root of 2, hypotenuse is 3. Now this is positive or negative. Remember theta is in quadrant 4. Cosine is positive in quadrant 4. So answer is positive since cosine is positive in quadrant 4. So 2 square root of 2 over 3 is the answer. Let's do another one. Inverse trig function on the inside. We will make a triangle. We will make a triangle from this inside portion here. So I hear if here cosine of theta is equal to negative 1 half. Now inverse cosine. Inverse cosine is only defined in quadrant 1 or 2. So theta is in quadrant 1 or quadrant 2. Which is it? You could guess or you could recall that, hey, the answer to cosine is negative. So since cosine is negative, theta is in quadrant 2. So we are in quadrant 2. And I'll go ahead and write out since we are in quadrant 2 and our final answer will be taking the tangent of an angle. Tangent is negative in quadrant 2. So we will slap a negative sign on our final answer. Let's draw our triangle. Use that inner inverse trig function to draw us a triangle with an angle theta. Cosine 1 over 2 adjacent over hypotenuse. So I have 1, 2. This is actually a 30, 60, 90 triangle. So without even using Pythagorean theorem, I know the other side is square root of 3. So I want to find tan of theta. Tan of the angle theta opposite over adjacent square root of 3 over 1. But remember tangent will be negative. So throw a negative sign out front. The answer is negative square root of 3. Negative square root of 3. How about another one? Except this time the inverse trig functions on the outside and the regular functions on the inside and no, we can't cancel them out. There are two different types of trig functions here. So the best thing to do here is let's focus on the inside here. Let's evaluate. We know from previous sections how to evaluate cosine of 7pi over 6. So keep in mind that 7pi over 6 is in quadrant 3. 7pi over 6 is in quadrant 3. So I mean since we're in quadrant 3, I'm dealing with cosine. Cosine of 7pi over 6 will be a negative answer. Well, I need to find a reference angle. Reference angle is if an angle is in quadrant 3, how do I move it to quadrant 1? So take away 180 degrees or take away pi radians. So my reference angle will be 7pi over 6 minus pi. That would be 7pi over 6 minus 6pi over 6. Which is pi over 6. So it turns out my expression is actually sine inverse of cosine of pi over 6. We'll be throwing a negative sign there shortly. What is cosine of pi over 6? Cosine of pi over 6. We have this 30 degree angle here. Across from it is 1. Bottom side is square root of 3. Hypotenuse would have to be 2. Cosine of pi over 6 adjacent over hypotenuse. Square root of 3 over 2. And it's got to be negative. So cosine of pi over 6, the original angle was in quadrant 3. So we do need a negative answer here. Now this looks just like something we saw in a previous section. My goal is now to figure out sine of what angle. Sine of what angle is negative square root of 3 over 2? Sine of what angle is negative square root of 3 over 2? Now with regard to this, inverse sine is only defined for negative quadrant 4 and quadrant 2. So theta is in the interval negative pi over 2. Since sine of theta is negative, this means that theta would have to be in quadrant 4. We want negative quadrant 4. Because that's where inverse sine is defined. So what are we going to do about this? Well, we're going to draw a triangle. That's what we're going to do with a mystery angle. Sine of the mystery angle is square root of 3 over 2. That would be opposite over hypotenuse. Square root of 3 over 2. So what is this question mark angle? What is this reference angle who is always across from square root of 3? That would be 60 degrees. That would be pi over 3. But we need to move it to quadrant 4. We need to move it to negative quadrant 4. Move to negative quadrant 4. Therefore, theta would be negative pi over 3. To move an angle from quadrant 1 to negative quadrant 4, you just make it the opposite sine. Make it negative. So theta is negative pi over 3. That is the value of this exciting inverse trig expression. So negative pi over 3 is the answer there. Well, now we're going to focus on inverse cosecant. Inverse cosecant and inverse cotangent. Inverse cosecant can only give you angles that are in negative pi over 2 and pi over 2 in that interval. Inverse cosecant can give you angles in quadrant 1 or 2. That's 0 to pi. And inverse cotangent can only give you angles in quadrant 1 or 2. 0 to pi. That being said, let's find cotangent inverse of square root of 3. What that means is cotangent of what angle is square root of 3 over 1. Alright, inverse cotangent is defined in quadrant 1 or 2. Since cotangent is positive, we are in quadrant 1. Our final answer, theta would be in quadrant 1. Let's draw a picture. We have our mystery angle or reference angle here that we're going to find, which that is our actual angle theta because this will be a quadrant 1 angle here. This question mark will be, and we keep the angle in quadrant 1. So cotangent is adjacent over opposite. So adjacent, opposite. Who is always across from the side with measure 1? The angle is 30 degrees pi over 6. And we want to keep that angle in 1. That's where we want our answer to be. So theta is pi over 6. The answer to my inverse trig expression would be pi over 6. Next, inverse secant. Secant of what angle is negative 2 over 1? Alright, so secant inverse is defined where? What angle measures? It's defined in quadrant 1 or 2. But you'll notice since secant is negative, our theta, our angle, our final answer is in 2. We'll be in quadrant 2. So we draw our picture with our mystery angle, which once we find our mystery angle, we will move it to quadrant 2, and that'll be the answer. Secant is the reciprocal of cosine. Cosine is adjacent over hypotenuse. Secant is hypotenuse over adjacent. So 2, 1, which means our other side would have to be square root of 3. Who is always across from the square root of 3? Who is always across from the square root of 3? What is my reference angle? What is my mystery angle? Well, that would be 60 degrees. That would be pi over 3. But we have to move this angle to quadrant 2. Move to quadrant 2. How do we do that? Well, our final answer, our quadrant 2 angle, will be pi minus the reference angle, minus the mystery angle that we found. This would be 3 pi over 3 minus pi over 3. Let's give you an answer of 2 pi over 3. Theta is 2 pi over 3. The answer to our inverse trig expression is 2 pi over 3. In this example, I'm doing cosecant of negative 1, inverse cosecant of negative 1. The issue is cosecant has the hypotenuse in it. And if I was to write 1 over 1, you can't have a hypotenuse the same length as a leg. So a recommendation here. Cosecant of theta equals negative 1. I'm going to change this into sine. 1 over sine equals negative 1. This would mean that after rearranging, 1 equals negative sine theta, which means sine theta equals negative 1. So where does sine equal negative 1? Well, first and foremost, we need to lay some ground rules here. Inverse cosecant is defined for or defined in quadrant 1 or quadrant 4. That would be negative quadrant 4. Since cosecant is negative, our theta, our answer, is in quadrant 4. Negative quadrant 4. All right, so when I draw my unit circle, I have 1, 0. I have 0, 1. I have negative 1, 0. I have 0, negative 1. Where is sine negative 1? Well, where is the second coordinate negative 1? That'd be down here at the bottom. This would be not 3 pi over 2, because I want negative quadrant 4. It would be negative pi over 2. In this example, theta is equal to negative pi over 2. So the answer to my inverse trig expression is negative pi over 2. So you got some more examples of how to evaluate inverse trig functions. I hope you enjoyed. Thank you for watching.


Hi everybody, Joe for jaskiescasebrakes.com, opening day, I guess first round, we did the first four last couple days, but the first official round of the NCAA Tournament happening, we got some basketball coming at you as well, 2022 Gold Rush, Big Honest basketball, five box random team rig number one, yeah, high risk, high reward, a lot of fun possibilities here ladies and gentlemen, that Squires card get pulled, it'll go to the team the Squires turned into, we'll cross that bridge when we get there, big thanks everybody here for making this happen, only had to ended up doing only one filler so I appreciate that, all teams are in and let's roll it and randomize it five and a four nine times for names and teams, one, two, three, four and once more ninth and final time, we got Michael Robinson all the way down to Chad Meyer after nine, Chad saying I hit a hundred dollar wager on first round of the Valspar, Adam Hadwin plus 1800, nice, oh had to split it but still plus 8000 that is, it's a great pick, what was your reasoning there or was it just a shot in the dark, five and four nine times for the teams, one, two, three, four and once more, right, ninth and final time, after nine we got Memphis down to the Houston Rockets, Akron playing my Bruins right here, I got the Bruins going a long way in my bracket, big thanks to everybody here for making this happen, Michael with the Grizzlies, Jonathan with the Clippers, Chad Coleman with the Sixers, Ben with the Thunder, Petro with the Heat, Michael Hughes with the Bucks, Bradley with the Magic, Steve Burch with the Celtics, Michael Hughes with the Spurs, Ryan with the Suns, Jimmy with the Timber Wolves, Thomas with the Warriors, Jimmy with the Hawks, Michael Robinson with the Hornets, Masfamojo, Kenneth with the Raptors, Jimmy K with the Pacers, Bradley, Pelicans and Nicks, Rick with the Bulls, Jimmy C with the two different jimmies in this break, James with the Nets, Kenneth with the Nuggets, Michael Robinson with the Jazz, Mike Tower with the Cavs, Jason with the Trailblazers, Rex with the Wizards, Terry with the Pistons, Jimmy K with the Kings, Peter with the Lakers, Michael with the Mavs and Chad M, Chad C, Chad M, Chad Meyer with the Houston Rockets, we'll alphabetize by a team. Now trades are allowed, but remember to trade at your own risk and a sort of a you know I mean we really don't know what's gonna pop out of here, only one card per box. So I'm gonna pause the video give it a few moments for trades and when we come back we'll have the break itself as well, Jatsby's case brings out. Alright welcome back everybody. A little bit of trade chatter but in the end no deals are done. Alright good luck everybody. Are these cards in out in the open? Are they just naked or are they in a pack? They're in a pack. It feels encased, so I find it easy just to do that. It is, it is graded. PSA, PSA 10, Tyler Hero, and when a hero comes along nice rookie penmanship. He might be in the run for a sixth man of the year I think. Miami Heat, Petra with the Miami Heat. There you go. Good start. What's the ceiling on the floor for this big cajonas break? I have no idea. This is not a product that we produced so we have no idea how how Gold Rush set it up. But we've done a lot of Gold Rush breaks before relative to the price point they always do. They always do a good job. Alright then we've got Charles Barkley enshrined signatures 10 out of 15 and that is a Houston Rockets edition of Sir Charles. That'll be for Chad Meyer. Houston Rockets. Yeah Randall I try to try to do my best. Alright next one's not graded but Jersey Autograph. Wow Kevin Durant, Warriors edition from Vanguard basketball. 3 out of 25. That's Thomas Mosley Golden State with a spot he got straight up. Nice. Two more to go. Good luck everybody. UCLA down one but 11 minutes left in the first half. Sorry Jimmy has the net. Alright what do we have here? We've got, we got Jason Tatum in his college gear. It's a nice time of the year to get some college stuff. College ticket autograph and contenders draft picks. Very nice for the Celtics. That's gonna be for Steve Birch. Nice. Yeah I had, I'm looking at my yeah St. Peters beating Kentucky. I had Kentucky winning, had Kentucky winning a few games. So sad times, sad times for me. I also had Iowa winning a few games. Also sad times for me. Alright last one. Good luck. William Mosher built. What up? Thank you. I didn't, I didn't have anything to do with it. You don't have to congratulate me. Congratulate that front office. I didn't think, I didn't think they're gonna be in on it. The Raiders pulled the trigger on Devontae Adams. Alright let's see what we got here. Final one is, is a nice one from Revolution basketball, Trey Young. Fractal parallel, 48 out of 50. That's from 2020-2021 Revolution hoops. Atlanta Hawks, Jimmy Connell. There you go Jimmy, on the board.  I think we might have another one of these to post. Let me just double check that, but another quick look at what you can potentially pull out of big Cajones. Thanks for watching. Thanks for breaking with us. I'm Joe for jasperjasefrakes.com. I'll see you next time for the next break. Go UCLA. Bye bye.


Hi everyone, Sean with jaspyscasebreaks.com here doing 2020 upper deck Marvel anime trading cards hobby one box break Eight random packs each number six. We sold two spots 16 box break So each person gets eight packs each But it was all bought by both bots who were bought by the same person So no randomizing of the packs this time All cards ship just some details So no randomizing on that only randomizing we have to do is figure out which box We're gonna do we only have three left from the case You can see we have boxes one three and seven left So we're gonna go to the randomizer and figure out which box we're gonna do we have one three and seven in the list dice roll Three and a five eight times one two Three and eight the final time we're going with box number seven So I can pull up box seven is yours and like I said here's our list So I could pull all packs cool, so box seven four One and three will be four breaks seven and eight I know seven is already done. I think eight was actually eight is two So those will both be coming up next also So no need to number the packs randomize anything I can pull it gets it all starting off with Iceman Lady sif Winter soldier Phoenix and onslaught Joe said something earlier about minis. I haven't seen any minis Captain Marvel squirrel girl Here's another one of the stackers where they have like an acetate one that you can put on top and it'll make a full scene Which is pretty cool. This one's the Hulk Kitty pride and winter soldier They're chibi cards from what will is saying But I think Joe said he pulled one earlier, right? tigra iron fists mechanized Captain America Quick silver and black panther. Oh, no, this is icopolis Todd. I think wills is next and then yours wasp ghost fighter And here's that acetate. We were talking about this one's for blade So you can stack that on top of the other one Namor and Howard the duck it does have American stuff, but it also has Japanese writing on the bottom multiple man professor X and X-Force idols Havocs and forge She is well Punisher daredevil Thor that's pretty cool looking Yeah, it is in kanji on the back is all of it or just certain ones No, some of them are Blade and Gamora. I remember multiplicity that movie with Michael Keaton was a Michael Keaton Where he clones himself a bunch. That was a good movie rogue deathlock X-23 Colossus and dagger You met him Brad. Did you tell him that was your favorite movie of his green goblin? Gable quick silver Sentry and Sunfire Mr. Mom media Was is met Rex is media man like a movie or a character? We were just talking about John Ritter because of his daughter playing Jessica Jones. Is that the one? Black widow wonder man on slot Ultron and Shatterstar does anybody remember? Pretty sure is John Ritter. What was the one with the the cable? The big dish that sucks them into them in the in the TV shows and Like all the movies that was a great movie all-time classic for me grandmaster Cyclops You got a Loki Stacks acetate Loki and vision Stay tuned great movie angel capsule characters the defenders No, that's his daughter Brad That's like a hundred percent his daughter. I don't remember the animated one Yeah, like they were his I think he has multiple daughters Brad I think they were both young when he was shot and killed what hmm halt Beast Kitty pride Betta Ray Bill and Gambit. I could have sworn he had daughters Interesting wasn't he Rex? Oh my god. Am I losing that? Domino Red Skull Scarlet Witch is your auto I Coppola it's 11 out of 120. You can see the gold ink auto there from the artist. Oh Embalism I keep I'm getting him and Phil Hartman mixed up From the artist peach Momoko she Hulk and group right Domino Debut in the same issue as Deadpool So anybody watching this on replay guys I've been told John Ritter did not die from being shot by his wife. That was Phil Hartman Psylocke Ghost writer and there's a mini that is super cool It's called a chibi chibi chibi Iron man. I like that a lot There's 65 of them in the set Black cat and spider-man. They're super cool Congrats. I couple. They're not common at all. Well, that's good. I like that one too cloak Captain America Kaiju Iron Lad and War Machine One in 2300 x23 Falcon X-Men idols Thor and Mirage Yes, so We don't know what the price on that is it's one out every 2300 Apparently you got a nice card there. I could own so guys that was 2020 upper deck Marvel anime trading cards hobby one box break Number six all four. I can pull Shawn Jaspies case breaks calm break seven coming up next Thanks for hanging out. See you next time


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I am back again with you alright for a short time. I have a very pleasant task to perform. We have visitors from outside who are just trying to see how the course is going on. Let me invite them here, Mrs. Amita Sharma, additional secretary at MHRD, Professor Ashok Jhunjanwala from IIT Madras and Mr. Alok, Mr. from MHRD. We also have Professor Kannan with us here. Amita, I would like to introduce Professor Sudarshan, my colleague also my head and current boss. He is teaching these 9000 teachers the use of databases, how to teach databases all come come on. So without further ado, I had requested Mrs. Amita Sharma to briefly interact with these teachers. She is quite excited to find 9000 teachers undergoing training. We will, you will see them first, okay. Can we interact with some? This is 1219 Center Prestige Institute. Over to you for brief comments. Very good morning sir. I am calling from the Prestige Institute of Engineering Science, Anki Jain as Assistant Professor in Computer Science. It's a great pleasure to talking to you. I have some queries and some technical issues regarding to your projects. I want to contribute in this project because we are working already on the manner technology for the virtually classrooms and e-learnings, everything is that. But the concern is that about the rural development. We want to develop the rural areas through this e-learning because due to this effect, we can easily to carry out over the thoughts and over the learning procedure to the rural development people. But can you tell us something about the PHP course currently being done, the BMS course and PHP that is being taught today are you able to follow what is going on? Are you able to understand that? Yes sir. From the last 7 days we are working. We are studying on the DBMS and we manage some projects on the DBMS for the rural development. For example, agriculture and other students through the centralized data. We created the centralized data center in which all the data is to be managed on the server. And this database is easily connected to the multiple website or multiple e-learning websites. Can you tell us about the labs and assignments that you do in the afternoon please? Yes sir. We are doing all the assignments on time and all participants are of our remote centers doing assignments on time. And we are learning very much from this. And content is very good. Content is very good. And the moodle, it's really fantastic. By using moodle, we are getting everything in that moodle. And we are doing assignments and we are doing projects also. Madam, how many hours does the lab run in the afternoon? And all participants working till they complete the assignment. Over to you. Yes, yes. All participants are doing their assignments here only in the center. From our post lunch, they are doing their assignments 2 to 5, 2 to 6, up to 6 o'clock also. Sometimes the assignments are bigger than they are sitting there here up to 6 also. So here is a typical IIT question. Supposing I am one of the participants and I want to spend another 2 hours, will you be willing to keep the lab open from 7 o'clock till 9 o'clock in the night? Yes, we can. We can. If they want, we can. I can see the Kakinada remote center. Over to you for brief comments. First by the coordinator and then as Professor Junjimala asked, we would like one of the participants to briefly comment on how they spend the day and how much work they are able to do and how much learning they do in the groups. Over to you. The workshop is being conducted nicely. The content is very good. We don't have any issues regarding the transmission of the workshop lectures. It is being very clearly taught to us by Professor Suresh. Lab sessions are also being conducted very nicely in the afternoon session. Here at Kite. Over to you, sir. Can you give it to one of the participants, please? Yes, sir. My name is Sages Varupa. I am from VS Lashmi Engineering College for Women. I have come to this remote center for this DBMS workshop. The lab sessions are going very well from 2 to 5 and sometimes still 6 and we are able to complete assignments on time and submit them. Over to you. You have been now studying DBMS for last one week. Can you tell us what was the most attractive part of DBMS that you found? Over to you, please. Normal form, sir. Normalization topic. Can you tell us a little bit more about normalization? What did you learn? I don't understand normalization. Can you teach us about normalization? Over to you, please. Okay. We will be having a number of normal forms called first normal form, second normal form, third BCNF, fourth and fifth, sir. They are mainly used to remove redundancy in the data. You will be having a number of tables come and decompose data. You will be removing the redundancy. All the duplicates will be eliminated using this normalization. Thank you very much. I think we have been wonderful what we are seeing. I am very grateful and continue the course. Thank you very much. And congratulations to everyone out here who has made this possible. May I now request Mrs. Samitha Sharma to very briefly address all 9000 participants and share your thoughts. Over to you, Amitay. I think she has to talk on behalf of the government to these teachers, telling them what is expected of them in the coming years. No. First of all I want to thank this whole team here. I want to thank Dr. Khakkar for giving us this opportunity of being here to see what is happening here. And of course Dr. Farrakh, Dr. Kannan and Dr. Janine Malang. She is with us and everyone else who is on the other hand hearing us. We have heard a lot about this 9000 teachers. It has been a mysterious concept. So it is great to find a lot of clarity and to comprehend what is happening. So that is one interest that I had in coming and seeing this. The other one of course is to see how this can, as Dr. Farrakh says, scale up more. And you can cover more numbers and cover increasingly more complex concepts. And then use the resource centers in turn for further diffusion of knowledge. So that is the whole idea behind this. I guess one cannot really say too much right now because we are not watching an interactive classroom in progress here. But I am assuming that as and when that happens, or as and how you at least transact that lesson, it will open up huge leapfrogging technologies for universalizing learning, especially in advanced concepts. Thank you very much here. We have another schedule there. We will go now. I would only like to point out two things here. One, the emphasis which Mrs. Sharma gave, saying that this needs to be taken further. So 250 remote centers have in turn to become strong enough to pass on this kind of knowledge sharing with other teachers in the engineering colleges around them. The second, ma'am, I would like to point out, which Kannan first observed, you'll see a large number of lady teachers participating. And they all tell us that they are able to do so because they don't have to travel to IIT. They can go to the nearest college in their own town. And therefore, without being away from their family, they can still learn a lot and get empowered. So thank you very much. I will request Professor Sudarshan to continue with this.


Hello and welcome to the session in which we will discuss business process re-engineering and compare this to a prior topic business process management. Business process re-engineering is when the company seeks to fundamentally rethink and redesign the processes, systems and structure of an organization in order to achieve dramatic improvement and efficiency effective and overall performance. The basic idea behind business process re-engineering is the current system is not working as expected. It's based on the idea that many business processes could be complex, inefficient at this time, outdated, and we can have significant gains by rethinking and redesigning these processes from scratch. So the whole goal is to eliminate non-value added activities, activities that don't add value to the customer, don't add value to the product, automate and simplify the process, introduce new ways of working that result in a more efficient and effective organization. So we typically use technology to automate the stream the streamline as well as changes to the structure of the organization, the culture to support new ways of working, and I will show you an example shortly. Now bear in mind this is a challenging process. It's often disruptive that requires strong leadership. People don't like change, no one likes change. So when you're changing fundamentally everything, well people are threatened and it's not good. You also need effective communication in order to communicate the new business plan, the new processes to the employees, to management, and you need a commitment of change in order to be successful if you are undergoing a business process re-engineering. I will look at an example shortly, but once it's well done it can lead to significant improvement in business processes, increase productivity, reduced cost, and improve customer satisfaction. Let's take a look at a real example that for a company that went through this business process re-engineering. 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. The company is Ford Motor Company. Back in the 80s Ford was facing intense competition from Japanese automakers. They were producing higher quality vehicles. And what's happening real quick historically back in the 50s, 60s, and 70s, well the Japanese were not producing and exporting cars as much as they were in the starting in the 80s because they were coming out of the war and the same thing applies to the Germans. Well Ford and GM were the only two companies that are producing and selling cars especially in the US so they had no competition. But starting in the early 80s, well it started in the 70s with the gas crisis but in early 80s then Ford and GM they're starting to feel the heat from the competitors. Now in response, Farhat said we're gonna embark on a radical business process re-engineering initiative called Ford 2000, which is a 20-year plan for Ford. And that was the whole goal is to completely overhaul, which is do what? A business re-engineering, overhaul the Ford organizational structure, business processes, and the worst problem for Ford was their culture, the company culture, in order to become more efficient, customer focused. They were not customer focused. If you're interested you can read the book about this or do some research but you know this is not the purpose of this session but it's very interesting of how arrogant was Ford and GM when it comes to customer focus. So the initiative of this re-engineering involved the complete redesign of many of Ford business processes including product development, manufacturing, and supply chain. And specifically I'll give you one specific example about process re-engineering as part of the 2000 initiative was the company order-to-delivery process. Well, prior to this initiative the process was slow and cumbersome involving a large number of manual steps and handoffs between different departments, it's like the government bureaucracy. As a result, Ford was often unable to quickly respond to changing customer demand or market condition. The new system that was automated, it automated many of the manual steps in the process reduced the number of handoffs between department and provided real-time visibility into the status of each order. So simply put the use technology to reduce the number of steps so they can get the product, the vehicle sooner to the dealer and respond to customer demand much much faster. Now, since we talked about BPR, business process re-engineering, we're going to go back real quick and remember what BP, which is BPM, which is business process management is. The concepts are related but they have different goals and approaches. Remember, BPM is a systematic approach to managing an organization process in order to improve, not to radically change. Re-engineering is your radically changing. Management is you are trying to improve. You're focusing on continuous improvement and optimization of the existing processes rather than a complete redesign of the process. It involves analysis, monitoring, improvement of the process using range of tools, techniques and methodology. Remember, BPR focuses on one time but major transformation like what FOR did for the entire organization. Now, both method can be effective to improve organizational performance, but remember they have different goals, different approaches, different timelines. They may be appropriate for different type of organizations and situations. What should you do now? Go to FARHAP lectures and look at additional resources, multiple choice that's going to help you understand BPM and BPR a little better. Invest in yourself, study hard, good luck and stay safe.