We don't come out of here with an accent, there's a problem, okay? I must come out here with accent, thick! At least two, three words that I can use on the streets, but basically accent is what I want, yeah. Okay, we found out this is white in the morning, the ladies prefer to show in this hair town, in this hair city, if you don't know somebody, if you don't believe, don't even do it, just watch Monday all the way to Friday, Saturday all the way to 10, 9, in the studio we have a very, very, very big guest, you know? You know the bigness of guests with entourage, na watu na kato pesa, they all look like money, yes, that's how you know it's a big, a big deal, hey! Hey, how you doing? I'm good, are you? I'm chilling, how you doing? Yeah, I'm okay, therefore I'm hungry though. You're hungry? Yeah, I'm okay, yeah. All right. Your teeth hurt. My teeth? Nah, I can take these off. Yeah? So it's like for old people, don't you just say it? No, it's not fouls teeth, it's just jewelry for my teeth. It's saying where I can take off my ring, or you can take off your thing. The thing? Doof! Just confirming that she can actually do because of the grill in her mouth. I'm always very fascinated by people on TV, I don't have a friend who has them so. You should get them for yourself. Yeah, they won't be out there. I mean, look at my hair already, I'm shouting. Yeah, she's shouting everywhere. I add also. Yeah, just add, make it big once. Please introduce yourself to the people. Where's my... That's your camera. Yo, what's up? Black is from Yama da Man, all the way from South Africa, Durban. Happy to be here. I didn't get your name. Valentine. Valentine. Nice me here. Cool. What do you like about Kenya so far? I mean, I don't have a great idea of Kenya. I only got here yesterday in the afternoon and I've been busy all day today, so I don't know. But the breakfast was dope. What did you have for breakfast? What do you have? We had like a... Meat. Yeah, we had like... What was it? I had a croissant with like egg and cheese and sausage. The fruits are pretty cool. Yeah? Well, so very cool. Get to know us. I need some indigenous... Moutu ampeleke akulu gali na manago, omena. What else is it going to eat? Rajiz, what else to do for it? Hey, Miranda. We'll light your list. Light. Since your language you go after this, you should show me. Oh yeah. Something doubtful. Don't tempt me, don't tempt me.   Yeah? How is it working with Nassisi? Super dope. Nassisi is always been a big role model for me from the same place. Yeah, he's a cool person, cool guy. All right, okay, okay. What is something that makes you say not today's Satan? Not today's Satan. Yeah. Twitter. Why Twitter? I don't know. I feel like I don't use Twitter. I just go there and search my name and see what people are saying and sometimes it's bad stuff. Mostly that I'm dope and that they like my music and that I should come to Kenya. Well, look at you but be careful. Kenyans or Twitter are a different kind of breed. What do you mean? Yeah, tread lightly. They will, if you... It's the same thing. Explain what... Everyone has their own Twitter. So I feel kind of... Yeah. Everyone has their own. Are they as... Yeah. Brute and honest a little bit. That's what I'm saying. Savage. Ah, okay. Okay, so on the same page. What relaxes you? It's a little outshed. That's not even what you're thinking. What is it then? It's the thing that's been banned for the past three years. Uh-huh. Yeah. Okay, so I'm just gonna go perform a rock, police catches me. Just like this. What is the strangest thing you believe as a child? Ah...  Uh-huh. Can I give you one? What? My mom, I asked her, you know, how did you get me or where do babies come from? I mean, it's supposed to be like cute, all the storks or they left you. Ah, my mom told me she got me at a bochari. Bochari, where did she get me? And I believed. Yes, that's the strangest thing. I used to believe that. You know, there's like cracks and lions on the ground anywhere you walk. Yeah, okay. Still cannot believe that. So like even today, like if I'm walking and I see a lion, I just fall over it. Okay. That's the way both kind of strange. It's okay. Hashtag is so prophetic. What can we know? Name one thing in your childhood that kids these days won't understand. Kids these days won't understand. Um, hmm. Probably, like as kids you should just go outside and just do like backflips and stuff. And play in the mud and slides. Okay, I don't know about mud. But in the park.  This guy, that's telling me. In the park, just flipping around, doing backflips. Like if you could do a backflip as a kid at my place, like yeah, clean. Top tier. Top tier. Oh my gosh. Can you do a backflip now? No, definitely not. What happened? I just lost it. I lost it. All right. Let's talk about your music a little bit. Let's take a break from this. Tell me about where you see yourself in the next five years and be like employer. Where do you see yourself in the next five years? Next five years. I don't know. Probably the biggest, if not one of the biggest artists out of Africa. I don't want to be chilling inside Africa the whole time. Like maybe in five years I'll be here again just with more people and more children and just more. And you have clothes. This is a funny game. You got jokes. Basically you got jokes. Okay. What food brings you back to your childhood? What food brings me back to my childhood? You? I don't even know. There's probably a lot but it's probably just like traditional so no food that brings me back to my... Cabbage. Cabbage takes me back to childhood. Yeah, it takes me back to childhood and poverty. I don't like cabbage like that these days. Cabbage takes me back to high school. It takes me back to primary school even before, kind of. So even you have those memes in your country because December we eat meat, January we eat cabbage. Yes. Because we spent all the money and okay. Yes, for sure. Ah, so we're all the same. Really? Okay, I understand. Tell me about the projects that you're working on. Right now, I'm working on just expanding out of South Africa so I just came from Nigeria right now. I linked up with Oxlade, CK, who else was out there. Ice Prince, Larry Gaga, you know those kind of people. Just so I can expand. Yeah, now I'm out here trying to do like kind of the same thing, trying to see who's out here you know that can you know kind of match my style and we can do things. What are you about? Do you want people who are making noise in the industry now or are you looking for talent? I'm not really just about noise but it's just like if it matches and it's going to sound dope. Yeah. Because sometimes you make noise but you're not really like... Yes, people trend not because the sun sounds good it's just their trending. Yeah, for sure. Would you be open to having I want to say a collaboration of any kind of project with someone who's underground? Because I think that scene has a lot for you. Yeah, I feel like yeah. Somebody take him these underground places. Do you want to leave him? What do you leave him? Six days from now. Ah! Now what are you going to see in Kenya for six days? No, I'll make a plan. Yeah, okay. Also here we have a saying we know when it's about to rain but look at the sun. He or do you want to invoie that sun is for the rain. Yeah, so if you hear someone saying that it's you understand? Okay. No, I don't understand. No? Yeah. Don't come see me. Okay. We'll be going to see him. Ashtag the social party. What would you like to tell your Kengan audience? I'd like to say thank you so much for supporting me so much and just listening to my music to a point where I have to come here and just be here and feel the actual vibes.  But yeah, just expect bigger things from me and never let you down. That's my motto. Ketchu a Kenyan shawdi, man. We're nice. A Kenyan shawdi. We'll take you out. That's why I need to go out. Yeah. Just don't go out just anywhere. You go out in proper establishments. That's why I go quick. That's why the team is there. Managements are... They got you. I can see that look at me currently. Okay. Is that all you'd like to tell us? Yeah, I think that's it. I think I'm good. Would you like to tell anyone anything? When I say Nani Pima is directly translated you're measuring me like you're trying to post something on me. Last question. Describe yourself using a lyric. It could be yours or someone else's. I'm not allowed to swear here, man. Can you swear another language? So we won't know. I don't know. I don't know. I will just change the word. Okay. Future said, I never need a girl. I'm what a girl needs.  Yeah, that's my boy. Future? TV4L. To be quite honest, I have nothing against future. It's just that his memes and his reputation just they're hard for me. They're very hard. Okay, entertaining the memes. Yeah. Now I'm a big future fan. Yeah? Who else you a fan of? Young tag. Kana. Blacky. Okay, it's so loud. So now due to public demand you've told me to talk to you so that he can perform Perform? Yeah. Oh. Did I catch you off guard? Yeah, a little bit. Ha ha! I'm a very practical person.  So small, small. Yeah, is that okay? So what do I, am I going to get a mic? Of course.  Yeah, okay. What else would you like? Do you want me to background? No, no, no. Yes, you can. Just hit it in the back. No, we're not. Please. Okay, a little bit. A little bit, just small. Small. Onna, nani. At 254 Facebook, white254 channel on Twitter, white254 on the school channel, on the gram hashtag is social, Friday. And if you want to say hi, say sasa. Tell me sasa. Sasa. Poor. Poor is, I'm good. I thought you said hi. Why would I say hi and then you say I'm good? Isn't it like... Sasa, see me. Hey. Ana pujasana, you're coming a lot. He's removing the shout out of me. I'm trying to hear the English. He's hurting my feelings. Look at that. My alarm just went off. No, this is not the time I wake up. I was just trying myself to see how well I can do here. So, we are live every day, Monday all the way to Friday, 7 all the way to 10 in the morning and we are lit. Basically that's all you need to know. So in studio we have had Masai, KDA, we have had Rajeez, the DJ and of course... Blacky, sumyama na man. I'm Valentine. I was presenting. Like so nice I have to make a presentation. Why you like this? Is he always like this? Ah. I want to pitch you. I want to pitch you. We really know you. Anyway, we got to leave, we got to go. But I will leave you in the capable hands of Rajeez, the DJ, as he allows us to bump to. Adios.


Go, go, go, go, go, go. Hold it. I should have closed it. I should have closed it. 3, 4, 3, 8, 3, 4, 5, I'm hooked up. Go, shoot it. Go, shoot it. Hold it.


Nigerian senators on Wednesday unanimously kicked against plans to increase electricity tariff, describing the move as retrogressive and ill-timed. The opportunity of mayor also mandated its committee on power to investigate the over two trillion subsidy requirements alleged by the Minister of Power Adebayo Adelebu. After a robust debate on the motion by Senator representing Adamawa Central, Iyabaz, at Wednesday's plenary, the lawmakers urged the federal government to immediately stand down the idea of an increase in electricity tariff in the country. In his lead debate, Senator Abbas explained that the indebtedness of the country's power sector to electricity generating companies and gas companies had risen to over three trillion naira. A Senate should note, with the greatest dismay, the plan to increase electricity tariff by delivering statutory authority engrossed disregard of increased economic challenges with attendant widespread poverty and high costs of living. The Senate might note that the Honourable Minister of Power was reported trillion needed for subsidy, only $415 billion was budgeted for in 2024. The Senate might further note that the same electricity businesses are collecting money from customers for services not rendered. When they have not added anything to the equipment they inherited from PHCN, communities buy transformers to replace damaged ones, in addition to overboding bills and obituary estimates. Contributing to the motion, Senator Abba Moro, representing Benway South, said Nigeria must first be sufficient in generation and distribution of power before considering an increase in tariff. I think our concern for this moment should be how to generate electricity and effectively, adequately distribute electricity. Most of the problems that we are having today, especially in the manufacturing sector of the economy, is as a result of low power. And many organizations and companies are relocating from Nigeria simply because they don't have energy to drive their organizations. And so, Mr. President, I support this motion and I want to say that this Senate should resolve again, like the Senate did in the Ninth Senate, that the desire to raise electricity should be put on hold until the distribution of electricity is adequate and proper. Mr. President, let me also say that this issue of subsidy remover has become a very serious matter and we must very careful how we handle it. In view of the prevailing situation in our dear country, we all do not need anybody to tell us what the situation in the country is all about. The populace are facing untold hardships and the situation in the country is anything but normal. And removal of any subsidy, not talk of electricity subsidy, will be more than adding petrol to fire. The situation in the country do not allow for even a contemplation of that. And most importantly, thank the distinguished colleagues for their contributions and opposition to the idea of increasing electricity this time due to the current cause of things across the country and the sufferings of people and Nigerians are very worried about the following increases in the products across the country and urge the Committee on Power to work closely with the Minister of Power to ensure that the resolutions of the Senate are respected in order to ameliorate and reduce any contemplated suffering on consumers of electricity in the country. Hello, hope you enjoyed the news. Please do subscribe to our YouTube channel and don't forget to hit the notification button so you get notified about fresh news updates.


Hello, and welcome to this presentation of the STM32G4 System Memories Protection. It will cover the different means for protecting code and data. Memory protections have been designed for different purposes. Protected memories are the flash memory, the core-coupled memory, or CCM, SRAM, and the backup registers. A read protection, for example, will prevent the dumping of embedded software code through an external access and will protect the developer's intellectual property. A write protection will prevent certain flash sectors from being accidentally erased by a load overflow in a software or data update procedure. STM32G4 microcontrollers provide several features for protecting code and data located in flash memory and backup registers. In addition to these typical memory protections, the STM32G4 also introduces a new mechanism to ensure the safe execution of sensitive firmware. The following slides will describe all these protection features. The following means are provided for code protection purposes. RDP, Readout Protection, PC Rop, Proprietary Code Readout Protection, WRP, Write Protection. Secure user memory protection is a new feature of STM32G4 microcontrollers. It ensures the safe execution of sensitive applications in addition to code and data protection. Readout Protection, or RDP, is a global mechanism that prevents external read access to flash memory, option bytes, CCM, SRAM, and backup registers. An external access can be gained by using a JTAG connector, a serial wire port, or the boot software embedded in SRAM. Three levels of RDP protection are defined from Level 0, which offers no protection at all, and Level 0, Level 2, which has full and permanent protection. Protection levels will be described in the following slides. PC Rop is a memory access protection against code dumping. It is used to protect the intellectual property of the code. The protected firmware remains executable, but read and write access performed by the CPU executing malicious third-party code, such as Trojan horse, are prohibited. The write protection mechanism prevents accidental or malicious write and erase operations. Secure user memory is a flash memory area with a specific protection mechanism to ensure the safe execution of sensitive firmware in addition to code and data protection. All protection mechanisms are configurable via the STM32G4 option bytes. Note that once the secure boot has been executed, the secure user memory is no longer accessible until the next reset. This slide highlights the differences regarding the flash memory implementation between STM32G4 3X and 4X, called Category 2 microcontrollers, and STM32G4 7X and 8X, called Category 3 microcontrollers. Number of banks is 1 for Category 2, 1 or 2 for Category 3, depending on the D bank option bit. The page size which provides the minimum erase granularity is 2 kilobyte for Category 2, 4 kilobyte for Category 3 with single bank, and 2 kilobyte for Category 3 with dual bank. Regarding protection features, the Category 2 microcontrollers have one write protected area, one PC Rop, and one secureable memory area, while Category 3 microcontrollers have 2 write protected areas, 2 PC Rops, and 2 secureable memory areas. When the lowest RDP level, level 0, is set, the device has no protection. All read or write operations, if no write protection is set on the flash memory, the CCM SRAM and the backup registers are possible in all boot configurations, such as flash user boot, debug, or boot from RAM. Option bytes are also changeable in this level. Level 0 is the factory default level. In level 1, read protection is set for the flash memory, CCM, SRAM, and the backup registers. In this level, protected memories are only accessible when booting from user flash memory. Whenever a debugger access is detected or boot is not set to a user flash memory area, any access to the protected memories generates a system hard fault, which blocks all code execution, until the next power-on reset. Note that option bytes can still be modified in this level, making it possible to remove the protection. This mechanism is explained in the next slide. We have seen in the previous slide that it is possible to modify option bytes in level 1. It is then possible to remove the protection by changing the protection level to level 0. This protection level regression will cause the flash memory, the CCM SRAM, and the backup registers to be mass erased. Flash areas protected by PCROP or configured as secure user memory can be erased or left unchanged depending on their erase policy configuration. Readout protection level 2 provides the same protection as in level 1, but the protection becomes permanent. Option bytes cannot be modified, so once the RDP protection is set to this level, there is no way to modify it and level regression with mass erase mechanism is no longer possible. This level must only be considered in the final product when the development stage is completed. Note that to ensure that there are no back doors, this protection cannot be bypassed even at ST factory. This slide shows the possible transitions between each readout protection level. It is always possible to raise the protection level, but regression is only possible between level 1 and level 0. When the RDP is reprogrammed to the value 0xAA to move from level 1 to level 0, a mass erase of the flash main memory is performed. Backup registers and CCM SRAM are also erased. The OTP area is not affected by mass erase and remains unchanged. If the bit PCROP-RDP is cleared in the flash PCROP-1ER register, the full mass erase is replaced by a partial mass erase that is successive page erases in the blank where PCROP is active, except for the pages protected by PCROP. This is done in order to keep the PCROP code. Note that the RDP level is coded in one option byte. Level 0 is coded by a 0xAA value. Level 2 is coded by a 0xCC value and level 1 is coded by any value other than 0xAA or 0xCC. This table summarizes the different types of access authorized for the flash memory and backup registers according to the readout protection or RDP level, configured boot mode and with debug access as seen in previous slides. PCROP means proprietary code readout protection. Third parties may develop and sell specific software IPs for STM32 microcontrollers and original equipment manufacturers may use them when developing their own application code. In order to protect the software intellectual property or IP, the code must not be copied or read. The PCROP's purpose is to protect the confidentiality of third-party software intellectual property code against malicious users independent of the RDP level setting. The protected firmware can only be executed by the Cortex-M4 core. Any other access like DMA, debug and data read, write and erase is strictly prohibited. To be compliant with this constraint, the firmware must be compiled with the appropriate compilation option. For example, minus execute only for keel tools. Without this option, constants are interleaved with functions in the read-only section called the literal pool. The Cortex-M4 MPU does not support execute only access permissions. The proprietary code readout protected areas in flash memory are defined through the option bytes. Each PCROP area is defined by a start page offset and an end page offset related to the physical flash bank base address from 16 bytes or 32 bytes up to the full bank, 16 bytes for Category 2 devices and Category 3 devices with dual bank, 32 bytes for Category 3 devices with single bank. The areas are protected against data accesses. Note that sectors protected with the PCROP feature are also protected against write access, offering protection against unwanted sector write or erase operations. The PCROP protection can only be removed by an RDP level regression from Level 1 to Level 0. When executed, this mechanism triggers a full mass erase of the flash memory. Depending on the PCROP RDP option bit, the PCROP areas are erased when the RDP protection is changed from Level 1 to Level 0. The write protection protects code and non-volatile data from unwanted or accidental erasure. This protection is only available on the flash memory. The write protection can be set on a selection of flash memory pages only. When a page is protected, it cannot be erased or programmed. Any attempt to write access the sector will cause a flash memory error. If at least one page is write protected, a mass erase of the flash memory cannot be performed. The protection needs to be removed first. The purpose of the Securable Memory is to store code and data available during the boot time that become inaccessible once the boot program sets a control bit. The typical use case consists in performing an authentication and possibly decryption of the software image present in the flash memory by using cryptographic keys contained in the Securable Memory. The authentication and decryption programs are also stored in the Securable Memory. Option bits are used to set the size of the Securable Memory in page units. Base address is always 0x8 million for Securable Memory Area 1, which corresponds to Cortex M4 reset vectors. Securable Memory Area 2 starts at address 0x080400. When the SecSize field in the option bytes is equal to 0, Securable Memory is not implemented. This field can only be modified in RDP level 0. When software sets the SecProte iBit in the flash CR register, the Securable Memory number i is no longer accessible. In case of Secure Boot used to perform image authentication and decryption, the SecProte iBit is set to 1 when the authentication is successful, just before branching to the first instruction of the image. Once the SecProte iBit is set, it cannot be cleared by software. The only way to clear this bit is to apply a reset. Of course, code present in the Securable Memory may decide to erase a part or the Securable Memory. Furthermore, changing the flash read protection level from level 1 to level 0 triggers the erasure of the Securable Memory. Note that the code present in the Securable Areas can also be protected against read and write access by mapping it into Proprietary Code Readout Protection, or PC Rop Areas. Changing the RDP level from level 1 to level 0 will erase these PC Rop Areas, whatever the value of the PC Rop RDP bit. Only the contents of PC Rop Areas outside the Securable Memory address range will be preserved. Taking control of the Cortex M4 by using invasive debug can be temporarily disabled by programming appropriately the DBGSWEN control bit. For instance, the Secure Boot can decide to clear this bit before performing authentication and decryption, and then to set this bit to 1 to re-enable invasive debug once the authentication is successful. In the STM32G4, three different boot modes can be selected, boot from embedded SRAM, boot from system memory, and boot from main flash memory. Executing a Secure Boot from Securable Memory implies that the boot area is the flash memory. To disable the other boot areas, the bootlock option bit has to be set in the FlashSecR register. This option bit can be set unconditionally. However, resetting it is possible only when RDP level is 0, or RDP is changed from level 1 to level 0, which causes a full mass erase. Please refer to the flash memory training to learn more about the memory architecture, option bytes, and flash memory operations.


Every year, on May 1st, communist parties, trade unions and all sections of the working class across the world come together to celebrate International Workers Day. May Day honours the struggles of generations of workers and pays homage to comrades who sacrificed their lives for a better world. The story of May Day begins in the 18th and 19th centuries. At the peak of the Industrial Revolution, factories were booming and capitalists were flourishing. But for the millions of workers who produced all this wealth, it seemed the choice was between stark poverty or death. Across the world, workers refused to accept this choice. Throughout the 19th century, their movements grew in strength. In 1848, Karl Marx gave the iconic call. The Pluritarians have nothing to lose but their chains. They have a world to win, workers of all countries unite. In the following decades, workers' organisations became a powerful force worldwide. The slogan was 8 hours for work, 8 hours for rest, 8 hours for what we will. The struggle was to begin on May 1, 1886, in Chicago. On that day, 80,000 protesters gathered at Michigan Avenue. Protests were organised on May 2nd as well. But on May 3rd, the police attacked and killed picketing workers at the McCormick Reaper Plant at West and Blue Island avenues. On May 4th, a bomb exploded at a protest gathering to condemn police brutality. Using this pretext, the police opened fire again, killing four workers. In 1886, August Spice, Adolf Fischer, George Engel and Albert Parsons were hanged on charges of involvement in the bomb explosion. Their trial was marked with irregularities. The cause of the 8-hour workday, however, continued to inspire workers. The 2nd International called for a global mobilisation on May 1st, 1890, for the 8-hour day. This was the first May Day celebration. In the following years and to this day, May Day mobilisations see working class movements lead the struggle for peace, equality, democracy and labour rights. As an Italian newspaper pro-claimed in 1891, the 1st of May is the festival of the workers of the entire world.


Denmark and legendary racetrack Vochens, the country's national speedway stadium and home to this year's FIM's Speedway of Nations. Over four nights of full throttle racing, teams from 15 countries will go wheel to wheel and it's a battle not to be missed. First up, the semi-finals. Then Speedway's rising stars will get their chance to shine on Friday the 29th of July, when the under-21s meet in the first FIM Speedway of Nations, SON 2. The senior stars then return to the track on Saturday the 30th, in the conclusion of their race for glory. Here's how the tournament works. Each national team is represented by three riders, two starting riders and one reserve. The two semi-finals are both made up of seven nations, in which each country faces off once across 21 heats. Each heat consists of four riders, two from each team and team riding is the name of the game. A first place finish will score a team four points, second place secures three points and third place will grab two points. Come in last or fail to finish and it's zero points for the team. The combined total of each pair will determine the outcome, so avoiding last place is key to success. The top three countries from each semi will progress to join host nation deadmark in the final, in another clash across 21 heats. The first and second place teams will automatically go through, but third and fourth must face off in a qualifier for the right to join them. At the end of the final, the team with the most points advances to the grand final, with second and third place contesting a grand final qualifier for the remaining spot. The grand final, the ultimate duel where the tournament's two best teams do battle one last time. The country that emerges victorious will be crowned the FIM's Speedway of Nations World Champion for 2022. You can catch all the high speed drama as it roars into action right here live on Eurosport.


Hi folks! This is Jason Van Gomster here. Apologies in advance for anybody's name who I mangled. I have the privilege this week of doing the top 5. So what do we have this week? We have a whole bunch of programmary goodness. We're controlling clouds, we're helping machines learn, we're using C-sharp, and we're doing stuff with learning programming. New languages as well as just learning programming in general. It's a week of filling up space for your brain case. At number 5 we have 4 new open stack how-tos and guides from Jason Baker. So if you're interested in controlling and managing your own cloud, then Jason Baker has these stuff for you. It'll help you clear away the fog and get your brain wrapped around open stack. At number 4 we have a book review. Hands-on machine learning with SideKid Learn and TensorFlow. So how about dipping into machine learning and artificial intelligence? Lakshmananji reviews Aurelian Geron's. Man, I'm really sorry if I mangled your names. He's got a book called Hands-on Machine Learning with SideKid Learn and TensorFlow, and those are Python frameworks that are really good for learning, for doing machine learning. So great article there. At number 3 we have more than just apps. 5 innovative uses for C-sharp. If programming C-sharp in the not-in-the-net environment happens to be your thing, Alistair Chapman has 5 very cool projects in C-sharp that will be both very interesting and using C-sharp in unconventional ways. The tools cover the full gamut from simple scripts to code that writes code. At number 2 we have 5 ways to succeed at learning a programming language. So you're in the throes of your journey of learning a new language. E. Dunham has an article that can help you get some steps so that you get up to speed with confidence. At number 1, how to get started learning to program. Of course you might not be learning just a new language, you might be learning programming from the fresh, right? So that's where Vicky Bresser comes to the rescue with a series of steps on exactly that, learning how to program. And should we help you get from zero to your first tabs versus spaces argument? No time. Don't worry if you don't get that reference you will once you start slinging code out. It's clever, clever, and witty. Trust me. And that's about it. Talk to you guys next time.


And I'm telling the D.A. I'm like, yeah, I gotta be so sorry mother to sit up here and know if I got a song saying I got money, I got weed and crack. Every month we're gonna say they bought dope for me. How was your music? Like when you end up getting locked up, how was your music at that time? Like how was it? Was it when you on you had some popping in the streets? When you end up having to go sit down? That's when I had just that old clip. We don't have I did I got money first. 2003, you know, it's still rock the date. And then after that, which the project came out, 2003. But you know, that joke will last me about two years flat on the radio.  That's my hood in the same instance of the two year from 2005. Roll on over to, you know, saying 2006 or whatever. But at the same time, I was about to think it did with Universal. Yeah, yeah, that's good.  It's just they try to, you know, saying the fish, their job is to make your make your monster, man. Even though you might not even be that monster, you know what I'm saying? They'll make it to where you are, what they try to figure out.  Then that's what they believe. See, on the cool to feed some sorry motherfuckers. You feel them saying?  You feel them saying? And then once they do look up and grab a motherfucker, you and the fees, niggas have come out of anywhere to testify on you to go home. So what do you think you're going to do? That's real. See, I didn't even be talking about they tough. Now, I ain't copying that nigga. You copying that nigga?  Yeah. You know what I'm saying?   Get on out the way. Because if not, you go get up and up with the way out.  That's real. That's real.   And I'm telling the D.A. I'm like, y'all got to be sorry motherfuckers to sit up here and know if I got a song saying I got money, I got weed and crack.  And I got money. I got clothes. I got bitches. I got hoes. I got brand new. I done, I done, I done did all 500 shows. I don't been on a million posters.  You think anybody gonna say they know me when they only know of me? They only heard of me. Well, tell me, I was going to ask you this, like Greg Street, like during that time he was in the city. Like how you, how did you and him meet and how was he when your music was moving? Man, Greg Street, the real one, though, on the cool, like Greg Street, the real one, I took that I got money to where we first of all, we went to K1O4 to do an interview on this on our time to shine. And everybody just the video, we was having a blast. And I mean, I was sitting back like I always do. Just letting everybody had it fun. And Greg Street was like, man, let me know. He's like, man, let me, let me, let me tell you something. I was like, what? He said, first thing I want to tell you is this is rapper dude coming out of Atlanta, Georgia, named Young GZ. Man, give me 3,500, get a verse from him.  I don't know who that nigga is. Like I'm trying to get this money. I ain't trying to get my money away. Damn. So you didn't, you didn't, and you can't buy him because he didn't have none at that time. He might have had that. But you don't know if, but, but by, by Greg Street being a DJ, he can hear something, but not only that, though, Greg Street, probably breaking the nigga record, too. Who knows? That's right. Because you in Atlanta, you feel what I'm saying? But I wasn't looking at it from that perspective. I'm looking at it like I don't need this nigga. You feel what I'm saying? But later on, that verse or two could have gave me longevity to put out another hit song or one or two. You feel what I'm saying? I got money. You see what I'm saying? So all that could have been on that same album. You know what I'm saying? And so, and so the second thing he told me, he said, bro, you wasting a lot of money on all these artists to make the world know who they is. Like, bro, people, you gonna spend more money trying to make them known than anything. He was like, I'm gonna give you an example. He said, everybody know you. The streets know you. The dope boys, the girls, the community, everybody. You in the schools, everybody know you broke. It's easy for you to drop an album. So why you won't drop an album? And I was like, shit, I ain't just, I didn't feel like I was just the best rapper on the label. You know what I'm saying? But now I realize you don't have to be the best rapper.  That's real. You see, you know what I'm saying?  You gotta be the most likable nigga.  You know what I'm saying? So I took, I took heed of what he was saying and I instantly started working on my solo project. You know what I'm saying? But I didn't actually put nobody else's project on freeze. You know what I'm saying? I just went directly working on my, you know what I'm saying? What were the clubs during that time? Was it, was it, was that, that's baby time, like strip clubs, spot? What, what club? We had, we had club diamonds. Diamonds. Or GGs. GGs for sure. Park Avenue. Park Avenue. Stamies. Yeah, yeah. We had all of them. RJ by the lake. That was a little bit before that. Wait, wait, wait. Club blue? Club blue. Yeah, we had everything. Yeah, I think that's, that's just sets the timing of where, you know, where everything was at during the time. Yeah, we had everything. That's hard, man. Like, and so. And street with that, I'm gonna tell you what street did though.  That motherfucker play, I got money for the top 88.  Damn. But that's love. See, do you, do you think they get love like that now around the city like that? No, I'm not saying they get love like that because it's easier now. Okay. It's easier now. You ain't need the radio now. Yeah, but a lot of people still utilize it. Because you know why though? Why? Because it's still an avenue that you need.  The radio make you like a motherfucking song that don't even sound good. I know how to say it before, man.  Yeah, song. So, so the radio player, player, player, it play a role. Real significant role. Yeah. It really does, you know what I'm saying? But I'm saying the outlet is now where you got so much social media. This is me how I look at it. So I'm working on a project. Use the old tech to enter new tech. And just go ahead on and put it out, man. I'm gonna win regardless. Because I'm not gonna get away from, nowadays a lot of odds lazy because they don't get up in. They don't gotta move around no more because there's so much social media and technology. They don't gotta move around.  The same I done before. So I can't lose. Well, let me ask you like, when you got, when you came home, how was it transitioning back into a society and just trying to get things back rolling just for a guy that might be getting up, coming home? I mean, actually, I worked on myself while I was locked up. Yeah, yeah, that's hard. You know what I'm saying? Meaning that, I mean, I'm not a perfect person, man. You know what I'm saying? Like, I'm more considerate now of people. You know what I'm saying? How they might see a situation. You know what I'm saying? But I'm gonna hold myself accountable. Just a little bit. I'm gonna hold myself accountable. I'm gonna hold myself accountable for the things that I do or the things I don't do. You know what I'm saying? First and foremost, but also I used to take the blame for everything that go wrong between me and somebody. But I had to realize that that somebody did something wrong too. You know what I'm saying? But do they, do they hold their self accountable or accept that they being wrong in the instance that I had to accept it? You know what I'm saying? And know that I did wrong. You know what I'm saying?  You can't just see it your way. You know what I'm saying? You got to understand that my way may not be the best way. Listen to somebody else. You know what I'm saying? Like, man, you can be sitting here talking.  But it came to a point. Like when I got out, I actually had to be like, okay, man, listen to what he got to say. You know what I'm saying? He might be on to something. You don't know everything. So that was the point that I became. It was one of the things that I worked on, you know what I'm saying? Because that's something that people need to do because a lot of people, they be, what they call it, they have tonal vision, you know what I'm saying? Because they only see stuff for how they see it and how they want it to be. But it's not always like that, you know what I'm saying? Yeah, we on boss talk one on one, one on one. Yeah, we gon' talk.


Alright, what's up guys? I'm going to be teaching you five things that you should try in a lucid dream. These are things that I've tried myself. These are things that I've had great success with and more than anything, right? These are actually interesting to try.  These are actually really interesting things that you should really try because they're going to broaden your horizons. They're going to make you experience and realise things that you didn't know you could do in a lucid dream.   So the first one is going to be to ask yourself or ask the dream a question. Now, this sounds simple and it really is simple to do, but the results you're going to get from this are profound. The subconscious mind can answer almost any question, but it can do this in a way that you would never expect. So what you're actually doing when you ask the dream itself a question is you're asking your subconscious mind. And because it's your subconscious, right, you don't control it, the answers you're going to get are going to be completely random. You won't ever expect the answers to be anything normal. So try becoming lucid and then asking your subconscious mind or literally just saying out loud in the dream, what is the meaning of life or why am I here? What should I do as a career? And just listen to the answers that it gives you. It won't always give you like a physical answer, like a speech answer. It sometimes might give you an interpretive answer like it might take you to a certain place or show you a certain thing. The second one is to try and become a different life form. Try and shapeshift into an animal and see what it's like to live as an ant, for example. This is something that you can do fairly easily and I explained how to do this in my Lucid Superpowers book, which link will be in the description as always, but this is something that will really let you experience life from another point of view. The third thing which is sort of branching off from the first thing is to ask your subconscious mind to surprise you. And I'm not going to tell you what's going to happen because this is really interesting. This is actually quite a special one. Ask the dream itself to give you a surprise, right, teach you something you didn't know. The fourth thing you can do in a lucid dream is something that I really wish more people would actually take notice of and do, and that is to improve your skills. So if you didn't already know in a lucid dream, by practicing something, by practicing either your social skills or rock climbing, martial arts, painting, drawing, throwing darts, whatever it is you want to practice, you will actually improve at that skill in waking life. Now, this has to be said with a little caution. You have to actually practice the thing in real life as well. You have to actually practice it for real and then practice it again in a lucid dream to get the results, right? But the results are really profound.  You will actually become a better darts player just by practicing it in a lucid dream. This is how I was able to pass my driving test much faster than I was supposed to pass it because I was practicing the same techniques and maneuvers in a lucid dream every night. Another really interesting thing you can do is to ask dream characters really profound questions and to try and ask or get a lucid dream character to become lucid with you. So if you think of yourself in a lucid dream as the main player, you're the main character in the driver's seat, right? So everything you see is almost like your domain. In your mind you think, I can control all of this. It starts to get really interesting and strange when you ask a dream character to become lucid with you and to start helping you do things. It really starts to be profound because you notice that the dream character that you've asked to become lucid starts to act independently of you and starts to surprise you to the point where you don't really know if you're lucid or awake or you don't really know if this is your lucid dream and it starts to get really confusing but at the same time very interesting and eye-opening. I think to remember with all of these is that as I've said before a sailor doesn't control the sea and what I mean by that is when you're having a lucid dream although you are in control of yourself and what you're doing you can't always control every single aspect of the dream and you shouldn't try to because you don't really need to for one but also there's no way you can ever control every single detail of the dream because it's just too complex and you don't really need to your subconscious mind is great at doing it anyway without you even thinking about it. So try and just stay humble and try and stay in a position where you're open to new ideas and you're not just treating lucid dreaming as like a fun game because although it is fun it also is a very profound experience and it is at the end of the day you're walking through your subconscious mind as if it was a playground so you need to be respectful of that and respectful of yourself but that being said always try new things try new experiences don't just stick to the same old habits or you know things that you're going to do in a lucid dream try and always try new things.


Hi, this video will provide you some basic instruction in playing the upright string bass either for switching to bass from another string instrument or starting from scratch on the bass. Let's get started right away. First thing we need to know is how to hold the bass. The first concept in bass playing is that you want the the lowest peg, machine peg, to be about at the top of your left ear. So what I do is I adjust the end pin of the bass such that it's at that height for me. I'm going to stand to start facing the bass, sort of let it lean on on on my belly actually and then I'm going to turn about a quarter of turn to the right so that the bass is leaning comfortably on me. My left arm is around the instrument and actually I sometimes say you know you want to feel like you're hugging the bass to some extent. My left foot is behind the instrument and my right foot is to the side of the instrument and it's very well supported right on me so that when I go to play I can use my fingers and my hand for fingering and playing not for holding the instrument up. So the instrument doesn't say straight up like this. It leans down on us and you'll notice then that this peg is right about at the top of my left ear. So that's going to get me a good foundation. The next thing I need to think about is how I'm going to place my my fingers down. Now if you play the violin or viola already you might be used to placing your fingers in such a way that they are what we call pronated. This is a huge difference between bass and violin. For the bass your fingers are not going to be bent or pronated. They're going to come straight around the neck and if I show you the back of my hand you're going to see that my thumb is parallel to the floor perpendicular to the neck in such a way that my fingers can come straight around. Now in order to do that I also have to have this elbow coming up a little bit. I can't lean this elbow down like this and this is a very common mistake of early bass players. Your elbow is going to be off the body in such a way that it's coming like this and your fingers are going to come straight across the strings. Okay this is a little bit of early instruction. Now let's talk just a little bit about the strings of the instrument. You've got four strings on a bass. They are tuned in fourths as opposed to a violin or a viola that's tuned in fifths. But if you happen to play guitar you'll be sort of used to the tuning. The lowest string on the bass and the one closest to you is the low E string and then from the E we have an A above that, just like on a guitar, and this is a perfect fourth and if we pluck E to A it'll sound like the interval of Here Comes the Bride. From the A to the D the next string up, same idea. From the D to the G, same again. So the bass is tuned in perfect fourths. Let's take just a couple of minutes to talk about bow grip. If you've already played the violin or viola you have some idea about bow grip, but it's important to note that a bass bow grip is different than a violin or viola's bow grip. We talked before about pronated fingers on the left hand and the fact that our fingers are not curved, but they're straight. It's the same thing with a bow grip.  For a bass, your fingers are going to come straight over the bow.  It goes over the edge and your fingers are not pronated or curved like a violin bow grip. Instead they come straight over the stick and you'll notice when I flip the bow over that I'm using the tip of my thumb and my knuckle is protruding out. My thumb is not flat like this. That would be wrong. This would be correct. When we get that all set up real nice, then we want to set the bow down on the strings right very close to the frog of the bow.   Don't do that.  We're going to start with short bows right here by the frog with a nice bow grip and we're never going to pull a real long bow here. So you might play four short notes just to get the feel of the bow grip. This takes a little bit of time to really get used to. Some people like to start playing the bass by playing pizzicato before they play with the bow grip and you're welcome to do that. Let me show you a couple of things about pizzicato on the bass.  So you're not using the tip of your finger, but you're going to use the side of your finger and pluck. So you might try playing four pizzicato notes on all of the open strings G. Now most of the students that I've started on base like to learn songs and patterns and ideas pizzicato first and then switch to the bow afterwards and you are welcome to do that. Now let's talk about fingering a little bit for the bass. If you've already played the violin or the viola or the guitar, you're used to using all four of the fingers on your left hand. But for bass, we're only going to use your first, your second and your fourth finger. We really never use third finger. So you want to get that idea in mind right away. There will always be a half step between first and second finger and a half step between second and fourth finger. Okay, so the distance between first and fourth at any given time is a whole step. There are two early positions that we're going to learn on the bass. We have half position when we have a half step from open to first finger, a half step from first to second finger, and a half step from second to fourth finger. If we do that on the D string, you'll hear open D and a half step above open D is E flat or D sharp. Then from first to second finger is another half step or to the note E. And finally from second finger to fourth finger is another half step or to the note F. F natural. So open first, second, fourth is all half steps. Now, our next position is first position when our first finger is a whole step above the open string.  So open D to first finger, E is a whole step, then E to F is a half step, first to second finger, and F to F sharp is a half step, second to fourth finger. And that would sound like this. Now, I have two basic exercises that I like students to do to learn those patterns. The first one is to simply play all an open string and all three fingers on each of the strings. So if we did that on the G string in half position, we would have this. And I like you to name the notes too. G, A flat, A, B flat, A, A flat, G, D, E flat, E, E flat, D. A, B flat, B, C, B, B flat, A, F sharp, G, F sharp, F, E.  At this time, let me encourage you to get your bass out and practice each of those, naming the notes, play each of the pitches, and name it so that you really know the names of the notes in half position and in first position.


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If you're selling online specifically on Shopify, then there's one thing on there that can get pretty annoying and that's setting up different shipping profiles for the different countries or the different regions that you're going to be shipping to. That is if you decide to ship to multiple countries. But either way, setting up a shipping profile on Shopify can be pretty annoying and it can potentially get pretty confusing. So in this video, we're going to go ahead and cover exactly that. We're going to cover everything that you need to know about setting up shipping profiles on your Shopify store so that way you can start fulfilling orders as quick as possible. So without waiting any longer, let's just go ahead and get straight into it. So generally speaking, there are five different methods that you can use for your Shopify drop shipping store. The first one is going to be free shipping. This of course is the moneymaker. This is the one that every single customer is looking for. People want free shipping. Who doesn't like free shipping? And if you're able to add that to your store, if you're able to offer free shipping to your customers, chances are your likelihood for getting a sale are going to be a little bit higher than everybody else's. Again, for the simple fact that you're going to see free shipping. Customers love the word free. Even if at the end of the day, it costs them a little bit extra. Now if you don't think that you can afford free shipping for your customers, then think again because honestly giving your customers free shipping is probably one of the easiest things that you can do. And it's not going to cost you a single dollar. You're not going to have to pay for anything when it comes to the shipping fees. What's the secret? Well, simple. You just add the price of the shipping to the cost of the item. That's pretty much it. If you have an item that costs $25, but you're charging $6 for shipping, instead of having two different charges, the cost of the item and the cost of the shipping, just put them together and charge $31. Then you can advertise free shipping to the customers. And even though you're not going to be collecting anything from them, you technically will be collecting the shipping fee from them. But instead of doing it separately, it's just going to be combined with the product cost. Told you, the man's a genius. The second option is the single flat rate shipping. Now for this, you're going to be charging just one single price for all of the different items that you're going to be shipping on your store. Now you can set this per item or you can set this for just your store overall. But at the end of the day, what you're going to be doing is simply just charging your own rate for shipping. So you can charge $5, you can charge $10, you can charge $25.  Now this can have a couple of downsides because really depending on where your item is going, the price for your shipping can vary. Now if you know that your supplier is going to ship your item and you're not going to be charged more than $10 each and every time that you place an order, then you can set up your flat rate shipping at maybe $10 or even $12 and just get a couple of extra bucks out of it. But really this isn't ideal because shipping rates change, different carriers have different shipping rates and there's just too many things that factor into the price of shipping. So just keep in mind, if you do decide to do flat rate shipping, most of the times what I end up doing is I'll choose a specific shipping method. So I'll go with let's say USPS priority and I'll charge $12 flat for every single order that I ship using USPS priority. Next up, similar to the regular flat rate shipping, you have tiered flat rate shipping. Now when it comes to tiered flat rate shipping, this is how it works. So you can charge let's say $10 for somebody that places an order for an item or for the entire order that totals out between $1 to $50. Then from $51 to $100 you can charge only $5 shipping and anything over $100 then you can offer free shipping. Those are three different tiers with three different prices. Now you don't necessarily just have to go by how much the customer is spending but that is generally speaking the more common way of doing it. You can also do it based off of the quantity of items that your customers purchasing or simply by the weight. The fourth method is per item shipping rates. So this is going to be dependent on the item that you're selling. So let's say you're selling a pencil case, that's very light. So you can charge maybe $3 for $5 for shipping for that. But if you're selling something else like let's say a stack of paper or a few reams of paper, that's going to be a lot heavier. So for paper you can charge maybe $10 for shipping. So this is really going to depend on the item itself, how much it's going to cost you to ship it and how much you're going to charge your customer per item. This is really helpful when you have different items that can vary wildly in sizes or in weight. Remember that when it comes to shipping rates, the prices can change a lot depending on how big the item is or simply by how much the item weighs. And the last method is the advanced shipping rates. Now this works if you're working with multiple suppliers, if your suppliers are shipping multiple items. And it's also very helpful when you're using multiple shipping couriers. So if you're using UPS, USPS, FedEx, DHL, all of the different ones. Okay so let's go ahead and get into it and let's start configuring our shipping zones so that way you can see exactly how you can start setting up the shipping on your Shopify store. So the first thing that we need to do is of course log in to our Shopify account. Now if you don't have an account with Shopify, you can start your trial right now for just $1 for three months. So each month will cost you $1 for the next three months. And if you want to take advantage of that, just go ahead and check out the link down below. Okay so the first thing that we need to do is we need to go over to our shipping section at our Shopify account. There's two different ways to do this. The simplest way honestly is just go to the search bar and type in shipping and then you can go ahead and choose this option right here that says shipping. But aside from that, the other option that you have is over here on the left hand side click on settings. And once that comes up then you can click on shipping and delivery and that's where you're going to set up everything that you need for your different shipping profiles. So let's get into it. So here you can see that there's already a few different options to look at. So first off we have shipping which is the basic shipping where you're going to set everything up and you have general which is going to be for all of your different products or you're going to have custom shipping rates. This is where you can set your different shipping rates for the different methods or per item. If you keep scrolling down you have a bit more information.  So you can tell your customer more or less when it is that they can expect their item. This typically I like to keep that off because I like to just tell them you're going to have your item within four to five business days. I don't like giving them specific dates because that can sometimes cause a bit of a problem. Unless of course you're absolutely sure that they're going to be receiving their items within that certain timeframe. Then you also have order routing, local delivery which as dropshippers we're not going to have local delivery. Same thing with pickup. You have delivery customizations and you have this one right here. Saved packages. So here you can add a package and Shopify will calculate the rates based off of the dimensions and the weight that you're giving them. So for this we're going to go ahead and keep it simple and we're just going to go through general shipping rates. So let's go ahead and click into this. And here you can see the few different items that I have on my store and if you scroll down a little bit then you have the shipping origins which is pretty much where the items are going to be coming from. Right now it is set to US but this is really going to depend on where your items are going to be shipped from. As dropshippers we have a bunch of different suppliers throughout the world. So some can be coming from China, some from Australia, some from the UK, some from the US. So here you might have a few different options. But to get started let's go ahead and create a shipping zone. So all we have to do here is create zone and we can name it whatever we want. For this example I'm going to be shipping specifically just to the US. So under the zone name I like to keep things simple. So I'm just going to put United States shipping. Then over here I need to go ahead and choose the US. So we're not going international so let's go ahead and scroll down and we have here United States. So we can click on that and from there just click on done. Now we can officially ship to the US. Now of course if we did want to ship throughout the world or to a few different countries then we can go ahead and choose it over here through international. So we can choose off Australia, Canada and let's say the UK which is typically going to be the more common shipping zones. But we're not doing that so let's just leave it at the US. Next let's go ahead and start adding our rates. So for this all we have to do is simply click on add rate and here we have two different options. So you can set your own rate. So let's say I want to just charge $10 for shipping. I can do that through here. And the other option is use carrier or app to calculate rates. Here what's going to happen is Shopify is going to calculate the rates based off of whatever carrier you choose. So that can be based off of USPS, FedEx, UPS, DHL, whatever shipping provider you choose to go with. But just note that this is not going to allow you to have free shipping. If you use the carrier rates, Shopify will charge your customers for shipping. Now let's say you want to offer free shipping. Let's go ahead and set that up. So we're going to go ahead and click on the first one, set up your own rates and we're going to choose the transit time. So how long is it going to take for this item to be in transit? How long is it going to be in shipping? So that's really going to depend on your supplier and on the carrier that you're using. But as a drop shipper, I'm going to go ahead and choose the longer rate just in case and that is five to eight business days. Now once we select that, then we can go ahead and set our price. Here if you want to offer free shipping to your customers, just leave it at zero and it's going to be free. Or let's say I want to charge $10, then each order is going to be charged $10 to ship. Now let's say five to eight business days doesn't work for you. Maybe you want to do 10 to 12 business days or 10 to 15, whatever it may be. Just go ahead and click on this and then choose custom flat rate, no transit time. Then you can go ahead and set the name for it. So we can do here free shipping 10 to 14 business days. And there you have your 10 to 14 business day flat rate shipping. Of course, you don't have to add free shipping that's really up to you, but that's going to also depend whether or not you want to charge for shipping. Now let's say you want to charge for shipping based off of weight or how much your customer is paying. So for that, what you have to do is simply click on add additional pricing. And here you can choose either based on item weight or more by item price. So let's say I want to offer free shipping, but I need the minimum price to be $50. Then once my customer goes to spend $50 on my store, they will qualify for free shipping. So for this, the rate name, let's go ahead and put free shipping 50 plus and click on done. Now for any orders over $50, I'm going to be offering free shipping. But what about orders that are less than $50? Well, let's go ahead and add another rate. Now in this case, we can go ahead and choose again whether it be economy, standard or express. So let's just go ahead and choose the first one. Let's make it simple. For this, we're going to charge $15 for shipping, but we're going to charge that for any orders that are up to $50 or $49. So if my customer spends between zero to $49, then they're going to get charged $15 for shipping. So as you can see here, we have the $15 shipping for any orders that are between zero to $49 and any order that's $50 and up can qualify for free shipping. Now the last one that I want to show you is the carrier or app to calculate rates. So let's go ahead and click on that. Now here you have the option to choose the carrier that you're going to be using. So you can choose UPS or you can use USPS. Once you choose the carrier that you want, in my case, I'm going to go with UPS. You can go ahead and start choosing the different services that they offer. So you can do UPS second day air if they want faster shipping. You can also do UPS ground for some very cheap shipping and we can go ahead and choose UPS next day air just in case your customer needs their order tomorrow. Don't worry about it. Just don't say, just cut off where I said what I would do for UPS ground. Just I chose the three and that's it. Just keep it at that. That's pretty much all you need to know when it comes to setting up your shipping profiles on Shopify. As you can see, it's really simple. It's super easy to get into and it's really easy to set up. But if you want to make things a bit easier, then you can start to implement something like automation. Please tell me more. So for this, what we're going to do is we're going to use AutoDS. Now if you don't have an account with AutoDS, you can get started right now for just $1 for the trial period. But once you have everything set up and you're signed on, let's go ahead and see how it works. So here I have a bunch of different items under the marketplace. They all have some different shipping times and I'm just going to go ahead and choose one of these. So I'm going to do the electric wine aerator. Okay, so we have the wine aerator and this is shipping from the U.S. So I'm going to go ahead and import the draft and then I'm going to run over to my draft section. Now once I'm on here, you can see the item that I just imported to my store and let's click to edit. Here you can make any necessary changes to pretty much anything that I need. I can change the title. I can add it to any collections within my Shopify store. I can change any tags to keep track of different analytics. And most importantly, what we're looking for is I can change the shipping method. So here you have three different options. For one, you have the cheapest and you have the cheapest with tracking and then you have the fastest with tracking. Personally, I always recommend you go with the cheapest with tracking, not just the cheapest. If you choose the cheapest, then you're going to have the cheapest shipping, yes, but chances are you're not going to have tracking and customers need their tracking numbers. So that's why I always suggest to go with cheapest with tracking. Now, once we have that done, just go ahead and click on save and we can save and import.  And the best part about it is it's going to automatically configure the shipping profile needed to be able to ship this item. Now that is going to be based off of your supplier's shipping settings because remember, you're not going to be the one that ships it, it's going to be your supplier. So as you can see, using an automation software like AutoDS can really help expedite the entire shipping process. Now, if you want a bit more information on all of the shipping settings for your Shopify store, just go ahead and check out the description down below. There's going to be a link to a relevant article down there. Now, I want to hear from you. What is one thing that is troubling you with your Shopify store? What's something that you're having issues with and what can we help you out with? Let us know down in the comments below, I would love to hear from you. And once again, if you found this video helpful, if you found it informational, if you enjoyed it, please make sure you smash that like button. And also while you're there, just make sure you hit that subscribe button and ring that little bell notification so you don't miss out on any future videos. Huge thank you to everyone for watching, especially if you made it all the way to the end. My name is Mario with AutoDS and I'll catch you all next time.