Get everybody's attention for a quick second. We have our local Game Warden Will here and Will's going to talk a little bit about ice safety and some other things pertaining to ice fishing. So if anyone would like to hear that, we're going to give a couple minutes for everybody to kind of gather over here and we're going to put Will on the spot. He's a great guy, but he's also prepared to talk to everybody. And after he's done, wait one second, after he's done talking, he'll be open to take questions too on whether it be game laws, fishing laws, or anything pertaining to the outdoors. He's really well versed on the lakes around here and most of the lakes in Maine. And feel free to come talk to him. He's no different than you or I. Yep. So you're on the spot, buddy. Thanks for, thanks for being here first off. I'll give him a round of applause and for everything that you do for to help us, you know, be safe and the conservation part of it. And so there's fish for people of this age and people of this age. I saw a four week old right over there. So there's fish for people of her age when she gets to be my age. So we really appreciate that. And the floor is yours. The ice floor is yours. Come on over, Gus. I don't have the loudest floor as well. I'll put it right on the spot. I'm no expert by any means. I don't know at all or anything like that. But I threw out a little outline this morning, just on some stuff that I've learned in the career I have as a game warden and some of the experience I got from hunting and fishing growing up as a kid, doing all this stuff like you guys are. So I just threw some stuff down just to kind of cover some important things I've learned. You can always go on our website. The internet is great. That's how you came here as you found out about this most likely through the internet. And you can learn a lot through YouTube and all these other websites and channels. On the IF&W website, there's an actual link on there that talks about ice safety tips. So you can go right on there and see most of the stuff I'm talking about. Great resource on there. Also with ice fishing, the department has transitioned for the most part from paper law books to online. This new generation is all digital it seems like. So they have tried to save paper. They printed millions of law books and we find that a lot of them just get thrown out. Every year they get thrown out because they're no good for the next year. So they've tried to change things around and make it so you want the laws. You can get rid on the computer and download it to your phone, whether it's a Samsung or iPhone. So we're trying to encourage that. And if you download them while you're in phone service, when you go up north with a limited phone service, they still work and are available. And they have a great search engine tool on there where you can just type a word suspiciously and it will bring up anywhere in the law book that speaks about that word. So it's really helpful so you don't have to keep scanning through and so on and so forth. There's also the main angling fishing tool that you can download to your phone as well. I don't have a lot of knowledge about that but it's a pretty neat tool. It's like a Google map type program and you can go around to the body of water. You want to fish, click on it and it'll tell you what the regulations are for it. So real improvement and handy. And a lot of people don't even realize or just don't think but we're a phone call away. I answer the phone all the time for questions or nuisance wildlife, so on and so forth. So what's the hurt? Call and ask a question. And our main dispatch is through basically the state police dispatch out of Augusta. If you're located in the Bangor area, then there's the Dispatch Center in Bangor, Ashland and Gray, which is combined with Augusta. So you can get a hold of us 24-7. I'd rather not have a call at two in the morning unless it's someone poaching. But feel free to call and just ask and try to do the best we can. I feel like to get you the answers because some of it is pretty complicated to a degree.  Winter safety is huge. There's no doubt about it. You can have a nice day like this and all of a sudden a cloud comes over and it's the worst day in the world because now you've gone through the ice and you're in the water panting trying to get out. That's how serious it can get. It can take your life. What I've learned and what I recommend is, oh back on the website thing online, when it comes to self-rescue, when you fall through the ice, there's several good videos on YouTube. You can just look up to yourself on how to self-rescue yourself and just watching one of those videos could save your life. Each circumstance is different. That's for sure with with the temperatures, with whether it's nighttime or daylight, if you're impaired or if you're sober, you know, anything can be a characteristic in it. Anything compared to like going up north for a fishing trip or going to Damascota Lake, we recommend you come up with a plan. You come up with a plan first. Yep, I'm gonna go up to Moosehead this weekend. I'm gonna go fishing. Make the plan. Check and double check the weather forecast. You know how that is. Either hit or miss. You know, if you're gonna get the blizzard, probably better not go or just plan for it. Make your plan and stick with it. Yes, sometimes things change and this is like I said, more toward up north where you could get stock or get into some serious trouble. How does a game ward know where to look for you if nobody knows you where you are? So that's my point on the whole plan emphasis. You know, it's great if you've got another person with you. Some people go solo, some people have a group, but it gets more dangerous and serious when you're solo. So the plan would really come into key rescue if you get into a situation because now we've got a place to start. Moosehead's huge and even further than that. Year after year, we're always going on rescue missions because Johnny didn't show up from the snowmobile trip. We've got to have a place last thing or a place to start. And then when you come up with that plan, tell somebody that plan that's not going. So like I said, if you are overdue, that person say, huh, boy, there's so many hours later, there a day late, call us and then we can start. Even if there's no problem. Some people run into issues from now and then that delay in some hours or whatever that happens. That's life. But year after year, we do these searches to try to help people to make sure that they aren't stuck and nine times out of 10, they do get stuck. They go off the trail or whatever. And then you want to make sure you're prepared for your activity as best as you can. Make sure you get enough fuel with you more than enough fuel. I always have a five gallon jug with me even down here. I used to be up in the moose head area and I learned you want to have five gallons of gas extra with you because you always get to the edge and like, I can go, I can go next thing you know that five gallons might come in handy. Make sure your batteries are charged. You know, if you if you got your phone and so on and so forth, everybody's got a phone. It seems like one thing I learned you can take one of them hand warmers and put it in your pocket with your phone and that will save the battery dramatically. And I don't throw off a lot of heat. It seems like, especially all this, the bulletproof vest and all that, it kind of shields the heat from hitting my phone and it don't seem like much, but that phone could be the lifesaver to a degree if you get an emergency.  Bring a light with you. You got to have some kind of light source because if you do run into trouble and now it's dark, it gets dark earlier these days, you know, you may expect to be home when the sun's still up, but you never know. Always have a lighter too. If you go to a spot that's got poor cell service, you go up to Chinsung Park or something like that, they have pretty good technology these days. The in-reach device is called and I'm not trying to promote anything, but they could be life-saving tools. The Northern Game Wardens, we have this this in-reach device where you can send text messages out in poor cell phone areas or zero cell phone areas. It works off satellite and so on and so forth and some of them have plans where you can pre-stage like five or ten messages and you pay so much a month or you can get the unlimited, but that's more pricey, but how much is your life worth? You know, you can research those on the web. It's called an in-reach and they have these other things out there. There are spot devices. They're pretty common when people go on trips, canoe trips and so on and so forth. Someone, if they have an emergency, they'll hit the SOS on it and then it will send a signal out and then it'll get to dispatch and then it'll get to us. Those ones, they don't send messages to my knowledge, so it makes it difficult. What's the emergency? We don't know and we had a guy one time, he hit one and he had cut his thumb bad but he weren't gonna die and he hit that so we had no idea what the what the emergency was and we had a long way to go to get to him. So anyway, just just be familiar with that. There are those devices out there, satellite phones, you know, you could get one of those. You want to make sure you have extra clothes. Even those buddy heaters, they have so many different propane buddy heaters out there.  You got your buddy heater with you. You can use that or have some type of fire starter source with you. I might be talking down to some people and I might not do the others so I apologize if I talk down or to anyone or what but another good thing is that I carry with me a plastic winter shovel and a metal shovel.   Another thing would be tire change, tow straps, winches and make sure you have your spare tire because you can get flats in the winter time. Here's a little fun fact if you want to call it. A lot of people don't know if you ever find yourself lost and you happen to have cell phone service, if you call 911 directly, it may not be the life or death emergency at the moment, but if you are truly lost, you can call 911 and the dispatch will have the coordinates to your location. Like I said, a lot of people didn't realize that. Don't call your buddy. Yeah, I mean if your buddy can help you get out, great. But if you're truly lost, you call 911 and if you're in a safe spot, not underneath a widowmaker or something like that, stay put once you call because we're going to be going to those coordinates. Okay, that's the other problem. People will move once they call and now they're a quarter mile away. We're like, all this stuff with a totality could save your life or save someone else's life. Actually going out on the ice, a lot of us know the ice conditions they can change hour by hour in some spots or day by day. I was just out here that was 10 inches and the snowmobile went through right over there, you know, 100 feet or 100 yards. Ice can vary. It's unpredictable to a degree. Well, like I said, I don't know everything about ice by any means and sometimes you learn the hard way, but we want to try our best and tend to not learn the hard way and learn from others and so on and so forth. When you want to go out on a body of water, bring it up on the internet and look at it, the satellite view. Know where your inlets are and your outlets because that's where the ice can vary in depth with the current or even just springs in the water. That itself can erode the ice, springs and current and make it so you've got a foot here and then two inches there. When you get snow on it, how much ice is under us?  How much ice is under our feet? On our website and many other websites, there's a chart on there for just a rough estimate on ice safety. The chart on our website is recommended for new ice, brand new ice that's clear. That's the strongest ice there is out there. As the ice ages and the different elements hit it, it's going to change its strength because you've got the brand new ice and then you've got snow ice and then you've got like the end of the season or the thaw, that style of ice. It's all different strength. They recommend under four inches to stay off because a lot of people that don't listen to that and they go out there on their hands and knees or bellies or walk right out there on two inches and you got to know your abilities and some of them people get wet and some of them have great luck catching fish and and it was well worth it to them. That's just the state standard under four inches. They recommend staying off. Four inches may allow for ice fishing or other recreational activities on foot and then five to seven inches often allows for snowmobiles and ATVs. Twelve is a good ice support for most cars or small pickups. Twelve to fifteen will likely hold medium sized trucks and like i said that's when you drill a hole you're like oh yeah there's three feet of ice well how much of that's good ice how much of that's ice snow ice and so on so forth. You want to be mindful of that just because you drill your hole when it's straight full of ice doesn't mean it's a good support and ice for you. Also when we start when we get snow on top of the ice the snow acts as an insulator so the ice will not thicken up as quick because that snow insulates also like around different islands or obstructions. If you take a large rock or a ledge the sun right now is going to be absorbed right into that and it's going to it can do some melting even on a freezing cold day that sun can still penetrate you look at your roofs in the winter time it's going to be dripping it's the same thing out here any of those obstructions can gather that sunlight and warm up around it and you'll see it different times when you're traveling on the lakes you'll say oh that's a bad spot because it's all wet looking and and it's dangerous looking another thing with ice is you'll find that there'll be pressure ridges on certain bodies of water you got the inverted ones and I can't get the other ones that puff up but there's different pressure ridges out there the ones that stick up you know you get a day like this you can see them probably pretty good but if you get a blizzard out there even just the wrong tone like a cloudy day those can blend into a degree and you're going along fine on your stone bale the next thing you know you run into a wall and it's a pressure ridge so it's fun I mean people love to rip it out here on the lake but you got to be mindful of those just a simple snow drift or a pressure ridge could upset that thing just like that and I've had some close calls before on I've tried to be like the safest person out there and I'm riding I don't care how safe you are you can hit one boulder on a fresh eight fresh snowmobile trail and that can send you into the trees or make you fall off I'm getting down to the end of my list yeah it's a short one but some safety some safety equipment we just had a guy go through on salt pond and I think he's trying to spread the word like crazy locally he was out on an ATV and it was glare ice there was no snow on the ice and he'd come along to a pressure ridge and that wasn't frozen and he said in his opinion it was like a hundred yards wide this pressure ridge was so he's going along on a four wheeler with no picks or chains and all of a sudden he sees that last minute and what are you doing you press the brakes with a four wheeler with no picks or change you start to slide and it's very hard to stop where you want to stop and he went nose dive right in the pressure ridge and this guy said he absolutely would not have made it out of that ice not that it was kept on breaking but he just couldn't get up on it and thankfully some ice skaters were out there and happened to see him go through they boogie to shore and got rope and a fish tote and carefully went out there and slung him the fish tote and even with even with people there trying to rescue him he's like I can't do this I'm going to give up and they had to keep telling him don't give up come on he was like a foot away from grabbing this fish tote you're psychologically you're going through a lot you're panicking if you don't know how to control your mind and your breathing something as simple as just getting up on the ice at times you could fail because your mind is not in it and anyway he was able to grab the tote and they got him pulled out but it was glare ice so this guy was a big dude when you're trying to get traction on glare ice it makes it difficult he had grabbed an ice creeper off his boot he was able to reach down and use that a little bit to try to get some traction with his hands but as soon as these as soon as these get cold enough they're going to be numb and you're not going to be able to have any dexterity with them you can be in a real real world of mess trying to manipulate zippers and so on so forth but the quicker you can get your mind under control the better off chance you're going to have to be able to save yourself they uh they have ice picks out there many different varieties you can string them through your sleeves so they're right here ready to go i put mine in the pocket and i just hope i can get my mind so i can get my zipper down if i ever have to um but these could be a lifesaver um the warden service has started to implement uh a yearly ice water training where they make us jump in a controlled environment somebody water they they cut a hole in the ice and they make you jump in and generally i this is my snowmobile coat but when i'm out on water when you don't know how the ice quite is i put the float coat on and there's many different varieties of float coats out there you look up any of the ice fishing equipment they got all these different ones out there they don't even look like float coats and something as simple as that could save your life or give you those extra less energy trying to tread water when i had to jump in the water i had a snowmobile humming on it was daylight it was winter but it was a fairly warm spring day um it was raining they made you jump in the water with your gear on and i thought there's going to be that immediate like it just grabs your breath and like oh i'm going to go under water i'm going to take that deep breath and i'm going to inhale water because that can be a killer too people have jumped in before and gone so deep and that water just shocks them and they they can't help but their body makes them breathe and then they inhale water and then they never come to the surface so i was like oh i hope this you know i hope this doesn't happen but i jumped in and uh i got out and that was barely even wet it was unreal my boots hadn't filled up or anything it it took so long for this water to penetrate your clothing it was unreal and i mean i'm talking there was good ice to be able to get up on it wasn't the ice that keeps breaking as you're trying to get up um and then they had to jump back in and be in there for two three minutes and that's where they wanted you to try to get your breathing down the path you know get your head together take those deep breaths hold them and then release them get your mind on the ball a lot of people think rip that helmet off and sling it well what we learned is helmet has flotation when we've gone on some of these recovery missions the helmets floating they have some kind of buoyancy with them with the padding that they have in them so you could always throw that under an arm or put it between your legs and it would provide just a little bit of buoyancy for you it's not like just as soon as you go through you're done unless you inhale that water and drown that way you have time the body is strong and it has time the mind is what's going to fill you and uh so if you can have some some uh ice packs or that looks like a float type coat suit um look how look how nice that is it's not big and puffy you don't like the Michelin man um something as simple like that if you actually have an incident it could save you um it wouldn't hurt to have a throw bag with you so i mean you may be safe as pie and the next thing you know a wheeler goes boom right you can go out there and try to help rescue have that throw rope ice creepers for that glare ice they'll keep you from breaking your neck but they give you traction too so just simple different tools like that can help you have a good experience and get you home at night whenever you're done recreating i guess that's my two cents i'm gonna run out of voice here all right guys uh let's thank will for coming they talk about ice safety are you gonna be around if anyone has any fishing questions or so on and so forth but i'm one phone call away from an accident or who knows what so if i disappear who knows if you're local maybe get his number but he's going to be available for some one-on-ones whether you're asking about game laws or safety or even if it's talking hunting laws or crapping laws he's going to be here for a little bit longer and please you utilize them or thank them for a service here right on our conservation right on our website too there's a search engine in there where you can type some questions and then someone from the department will get back to you there's that option or like i said calling dispatch hey i got law question or whatever people have called before hey where's the moose at i got a moose permit you know sometimes we help out if we can but that's the fun of it going out there and exploring and finding the moose yourself for finding the fish yourself but thank you for your attention thanks guys thanks again burgers and dogs should be up pretty soon i forgot a spatula so jesse ran back to get a spatula but the burgers and dogs will be right here donny's got some hot chocolate and soup going hot chocolate soup going over here i'd love for everyone to sign in and get entered for the drawing we're going to give away some stack traps and heritage traps we got a couple thousand dollars worth of stuff we're giving away and then i'd love for everybody to sign my tote sled here i got a marker this uh it's not like a paint marker i'd love for everybody to sign that too if they really are so inclined and if we run out of room we'll just flip it over and get it on the other side that way you guys 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Previously I have a new project, or you will be hit. I guess this is the coin holder Don't know what this even is for it. It does look like there is a fuse missing. Oh That's not good. All right, that's definitely not good Well, it's unfortunate, but I think this entire wiring loom has to be removed because they're all sort of interconnected So I'm going to label all of these plugs and jacks and make sure that I can put them back in the right place And then I will just plug in the things that I need to The wires just go all over the place Okay, now that I've removed all the plugs from the main transformer and power supply I can just unscrew this from the base and Remove it and examine it and test it and make sure everything is working. Okay, there's not a whole lot that can go wrong with this thing Considering that Provided there's nothing underneath. This is just a transformer with a big capacitor and a bunch of fuses But let's take it out and see Okay, well looking underneath the device we can see that there is a bridge rectifier here These are where the fuses are that's the capacitor of the transformer. There's an EMI filter over there and What appears to be just a bunch of connectors over here? So Again, not a whole lot that would be a DC power supply With a huge filter capacitor on the end. So let's just You know hook it up and carefully without touching any of the metal bits See if this is actually outputting what it should be and so here's the schematic for the power supply We can see that AC comes in here and goes through a Filter here and then it goes through a jack which is connected to the interlock switches Which are the buttons that go to the front and back door?  There's interestingly there's a little thermocouple here Which is interesting?  It looks like we've got 60 volts AC and another 60 volts AC circuit we have Here a fused circuit which gives six point one volts AC We have another fused circuit here, which gives thirty six volts AC and Then finally we have a fused circuit here, which goes through a diode bridge and a filter capacitor Which is going to supply ten point six volts DC And of course, that's probably going to have a lot of ripple because it's just a single capacitor on the outside so what we should do is hook up the interlock switches and then turn the switches on so that we can power the power supply up and Basically just measure these voltages and I don't really expect anything to go wrong with this So let's see what happens So I've hooked up the multimeter to the auxiliary AC out That doesn't output power until all the safety interlocks and the main power switch has been Closed so I can see that I am getting power So that's pretty good so now all I have to do is check all of the outputs here Okay, so here we have our 60 volts center tapped and it is indeed center tapped So from both ends we get 60 volts and from the middle to any end we get 30 volts So let's check the next circuit Again as expected we get 60 volts AC and now if we go to the center tap We see that we have 30 volts. So that's working Now on this circuit, we're supposed to be getting 6.1 volts 6.4 is probably just fine And here we're getting the 36 volts AC and it is indeed center tapped If I move one of the probes to the center, we do indeed get 18 volts So the final thing to check is the DC voltage Okay, and here we see a DC voltage of 13.8 as opposed to the 10.6 specified over there This has a number of reasons The main thing is that there is no load on the system And the other thing is that this is probably not a very clean wave. In fact, let's see how much ripple there is Not really a whole lot. So, you know, there's basically no load being drawn from the capacitor. So there's very little Ripple happening Which means that we are at 13.9. Now, of course as you add more load that would go down And presumably with the machine fully on and everything connected that would be 10.6 So I think that we can say that This power supply is working perfectly fine. I don't see any problems with the capacitor So we will just leave it in place and not replace it And of course because it's just a capacitor with no load connected to it when I do turn off the power supply The capacitor very slowly discharges basically through this multimeter So I could just leave it 13 volts is not lethal. It's only when you get to about 48 volts or so that things get lethal So there really is no danger here Except maybe a fright if I happen to short the capacitor terminals Now while I've got that capacitor discharging the next circuit that I'd like to go into is this Regulator slash audio board and we can see that we have the 10.6 volts going into the system along with 36 volts AC and Output we have a whole bunch of regulated voltages. So we've got for example a plus-five return Plus five return we've got plus five Regulated and we've got plus and minus sense So that will tap off of some system to make sure that we are actually outputting five volts and The regulator gets adjusted according to that We have two audio inputs And then it looks like we've got I think this is probably a bunch of outputs we've got negative five volts DC negative 22 volts DC and plus 12 volts DC and plus 22 volts DC and Then down here. It looks like we have speaker one speaker two and speaker one return I'm not entirely certain why there isn't a speaker to return but presumably Audio one and audio two get amplified to the speaker So this is sort of a combination thing what I'm going to be testing is the regulator portion of The board to make sure that that is working and I'm also going to look for that resistor that burned out right over there In order to see what function it has and I presume that it's not going to be part of the audio circuit I don't know why an audio circuit would burn out like that. It's probably more like the regulator So let's take this board out now and just poke around and see if all the capacitors are okay And all the semiconductors are Functioning properly and then we can try plugging it in and seeing if the magic smoke Goes out of that resistor and if it doesn't well, maybe I have to replace the resistor and Smoke it again. So let's see So I'm just visually inspecting the back of the board and I don't actually see anything bad in particular With one exception and that is Over here. It looks like there's some flux which usually means that this component has been Possibly replaced at some time because otherwise, you know, it would have come out of a factory clean I believe And if we turn the board over we can see that that is a heat-synced 2n 30 55 which is just a standard power transistor And I don't really see anything else bad on this board with the exception of that resistor which burned out when I plugged in the machine So We can test a few things for example, there's a diode right over there There is Transistor here's another transistor. So we might be able to test all those and see what happens In addition, I kind of look at some of these capacitors a little more closely to see if They're leaking just that for a glance. They don't appear to be leaking But But what what does worry me? Are the semiconductors mainly on this on this board and why did r29 Get so much current through it that it blew out I can take a look at the schematic and see what might cause r29 to blow Here we see the schematic for the regulator and audio board At the bottom of the schematic we can see the two audio inputs going through pretty much identical circuits to the two speaker outputs And we can also see that There is actually both a speaker one and speaker two return And those are actually connected. So that's not interesting at this point What is more interesting is the top of the schematic which shows Two separate power supply circuits. Let's take a closer look Here is the first power supply circuit. It's taking 36 volts ac Referenced to the center tap and it's putting it through a few Uh input filter capacitors A diode bridge to convert that to dc And then a few output capacitor Filters along with bleeder resistors so that when the power is turned off that bleeds off the Voltage here And it looks like these are specced to be 35 volts. So of course 36 volts ac is going to end up being a certain amount of voltage And if we take a look at where that goes well the positive side Goes through a small resistor and then to a 78 12 volt regulator, which is a positive 12 volt regulator We've got another filter input filter and output filter capacitor and that goes out to plus 12 volt dc Uh, and we see that we're actually tapping off this Which says it's going to be 22 volts dc. And of course that's going to be unregulated while this is regulated Same thing with negative 22 volts dc. That's the raw output from the bridge And that goes through a small resistor Through an input filter capacitor a 7905, which is a negative 5 volt regulator An output filter capacitor and out to minus 5 volts dc regulated So the resistor that burned out was r29, which is not in this section So we can go to this next section over here Where we see the 10.3 volts unregulated dc coming out here Uh along with the signal ground. So that would be the negative That would be the ground with respect to 5 volts Which is separate from I guess The rest of the noisy circuit ground, which I suppose is a good thing This right here is an LM 305. That is a general voltage regulator And uh without going through all of this stuff, you can see the datasheet online Basically these transistors are driven by q1 The voltage regulator to regulate the amount of current that's allowed to go through These transistors. So this is a small transistor. This is a power transistor This diet over here is to prevent Well, I'm not sure what it's there to prevent, but it's there to prevent something and This diode over here is also to prevent any positive voltage from being passed from the Essentially the ground to the plus 5 volts rail. In other words, it's to prevent the voltage from being reversed somehow Um, and these are the outputs. So we've got plus 5 volt regulated and the plus 5 volt return Which is the equivalent of ground. So that's the signal ground and we've got plus and minus sense Which basically, uh, you run the line from the output of your power supply All the way to where you're actually Feeding 5 volts and then you sense that voltage over here And this should be actually very low current so that there's not a lot of omic loss in the line That you're tapping off of Same thing with the negative sense. So we can see that there is our 29 right over there It's a 10 ohm resistor And it appears to be connected through a voltage divider over here The voltage divider is tapped off of Which provides feedback to the lm 305 voltage regulator to regulate its voltage So of course you would set that until you got 5 volts on the output So the problem appears to be that this 10 ohm resistor burned out The only way that I can figure that that resistor can burn out Is if the positive sense Were actually grounded If it were grounded then you would get 5 volts here and 0 volts here So you would get 5 volts across a 10 ohm resistor, which gives you half an amp And that resistor was in no way Capable of half an amp. So basically, uh, it would be Um, the voltage times current so The voltage here is 5 volts the current would be half an amp Uh, so that would be 2 and a half watts of power going through that resistor This resistor was definitely a quarter watt resistor. So yeah, it could not take 2.5 watts So my suspicion is that the positive sense terminal was grounded somewhere Now If it isn't grounded on this board, then I can simply replace that 10 ohm resistor with a new one Test all the semiconductor is basically just check their junctions for, you know, correct diode operation And that's a really simple way of just, you know, making sure that they sort of kind of work And then just test the board in isolation Uh, connecting basically the plus sense to the plus 5 volts and the minus sense to the 5 volt return line and make sure that we get 5 volts out If we do get 5 volts out, then that means that the problem is somewhere further down the line Otherwise we've got additional problems somewhere in here. So let's go ahead and do that So with the resistor replaced right over here What I've done is I've connected the negative sense to the minus terminal positive sense to the plus terminal And I've plugged in the 10.6 volts input And that should be enough to get the 5 volt regulator running. So We'll see what happens Okay, I will turn the machine on and so far I don't see any magic smoke So let's go ahead and measure the output Okay, so I'm just going to turn it on again because I forgot to Plug in the power that actually goes to the board. So Turning it on Okay, and I'm not seeing any problems yet I'm also not seeing any output now. That just may be because I'm on the wrong pins So what I'm going to do is hook into This ground test point here And this is supposed to be plus five here And we are indeed getting plus five volts. So I was just probably Proving on the wrong pins on the jack But in any case we are getting five volts Um And I don't see any signs of Uh any Anything getting hot Here's the circuitry on the vector generator board showing that definitely Minus sense is supposed to be connected to the plus five return And of course positive sense is supposed to be connected to plus five so let's uh Take the cable harness off and maybe check the printed circuit boards And here we have the boards are out along with the schematics So this is the vector generator printed circuit board and this is what they call the auxiliary printed circuit board And there is our lovely 6502 And this is a power LED. That's supposed to light up and another one over there So, uh, let's take a look at this Here are also the connectors They felt a bit loose and I think maybe they're just like really old But I'll take a look at the printed circuit board itself to make sure that at least these signals are connected to They should be And just checking the connections over here. They all seem fine. So I'm beginning to suspect that the conductivity of this harness or at least this Slot is not that great Yeah, so I really don't like how loose this is But I think even cleaning it is not going to be so so great Uh, luckily from some other ridiculous project, um, I have these replacements And they do fit very nicely Just like that. So I think what I'm going to do I think what I'm going to do Is maybe take this wiring harness out And just solder the, uh The wires on So here we are. I have replaced all of the connections and these two connectors with nice new ish card edge connectors and, uh I went ahead and looked at these wipers in here under the microscope And take a look at what I found so These don't look so good especially like, uh on this one You can see that they're cracked starting. Look at how loose that is. I mean This is practically breaking Uh, let's see They're pretty rusty. There is some other like broken ones cracking ones Here's a bunch of pitting and tarnishing rusting So This really was not in very good shape at all So I'm pretty glad that I replaced this whole thing Not good So I've hooked everything back up. So down here We've got the power supply going to the wall And then we've got the regulator With the audio amplifier We've got the two printed circuit boards on the side And all the way in back we see that there's a speaker over here Uh, this wire over here I think goes to two speakers up at the top of the cabinet I think Um, and this wire right over here is the one that goes to the screen. So that's the vector display So, uh, what I'm going to do is I think I'm going to Uh, watch the regulated voltage supply And let's make sure That it doesn't explode When I turn this on Here we go We don't have any burning We also have The leds on the PCB is lit So that's good And I guess the next thing to see is, uh, the front Okay, well we have lights over there And we have lights up there But as for the screen There is nothing All right, so the next thing I guess to check is to make sure that the screen is getting voltage For all I know the screen is dead Um The filament could be toast the screen itself could be toast but I guess, uh We'll take a look at what to see next So we're at the point where we got the leds on These printed circuit boards here to light up, which means that the power supply is probably good So that's great. Uh, we replaced all of these connectors. That's great But when I turned it on the only thing that happened was that the relays, uh, over by the coin slots Went off, which is I guess good the lights in the front went on which is good However, uh, I didn't hear any sound Uh, I should probably see if there's a video online of a battle zone machine Uh, maybe it doesn't make any sound when when you just power it on Uh, and there wasn't anything coming out of the monitor So let's look at the underneath Of the monitor section So this is a driver board which takes the vector inputs And uh converts them into signals for the crt, which is up there Uh, it also takes 60 volts ac And uh does a few things to it and then passes it on to the high voltage Power supply, which is over here Which supplies the 12 or so thousand volts For the anode of the picture tube, which you can see that little suction cup looking thing We can see there is an led over there. Uh, that led Goes off when, um, there's a circuit in there Which basically turns the beam off if there's no signal because remember there's a Uh, this is a vector system. So it doesn't scan constantly the crt It actually just draws lines on the crt kind of like an oscilloscope And if there's no signal that would just lead to, uh, the Uh, the gun giving a spot right in the middle and just burning out that that middle phosphor Um, and this led goes off when that circuit goes off to detect that condition Um, and that, uh, results in the beam being turned off Now interestingly, there's a whole bunch of fuses here. There's one over there. There's one over there There's a bunch in the corner and you can see that there's actually two fuses missing That's not great So here is a view of the placement of the components on that board And this is oriented the same way we were looking at it There's that led over there Here are the two missing fuses. So it says f 100 and f 101 Let's take a look at the schematic to see what they do So here is the schematic and here are the inputs Now the interesting thing is if we zoom in To here, we see that f 100 and f 101 are the input fuses for 60 volts ac This is the x input over here and the y input over here Uh Without that 60 volts ac this thing isn't going to do a whole lot of anything Because for one thing, uh, let's see It looks like it gets rectified by a full bridge rectifier and then there are some capacitors and They sort of go all the way over here There's another fuse over there and there goes to the external High voltage, I guess But in any case, yeah, uh without those fuses We're not going to get any voltage at all. So That's kind of I wonder why they were removed Maybe, you know, just because when they put it in storage They wanted to make sure that it wasn't powered up accidentally. I don't know Um, but I'm gonna replace them and see what happens Again, I didn't see any leaky capacitors or anything. So It'll probably be okay Maybe we'll see Okay, so I received the fuses in the mail Now these are the ones that are missing. They're just two five amp fuses They're all slow blow type And these are the five amp ones, but there are there's also a one amp fuse here and a two amp fuse here These are already in there, but I figured that I may as well Get those just in case They blow that's in addition to all the other fuses that this thing takes. This is a seven amp one Here's a 20 amp one and here's the four amp one So that goes to that power supply over there So what I'm going to do is pop in These fuses turn the machine on and hope the fuses that I just popped in Don't pop apart pause for laughter Okay, so With the fuses in place now the only difference is that we have 60 volt ac coming from the power supply Going up. Let's see This wire here Up to that jack and over to this circuit here Which in turn feeds That high voltage power supply Which goes to the anode of the crt So Let's turn it on and see if things happen All right Whoa


Hello, thank you. I need a little liquid courage for this one My interest in food television Previous, you know after Julia Child's PBS Jacques Bapan kind of came from Iron Chef Japan I'm sure most of you here have seen Iron Chef Japan as a young cook when I moved to California I worked at Rubicon and all the cooks would gather together and we would go to this bar in Japan town No one spoke English. It was true Japanese television There was no subtitles.  It was huge Finally an American chef can go to Japan and win at Iron Chef And then Iron Chef came to the United States. It was Iron Chef America I'm a competitor. I was a professional bike racer for eight years. I love to compete. I love to win So I thought okay, let's give it a shot. Let's see if I can get on Let's push and I bit it in Kanto for about three years and then the phone rang They called I got to go battle Mario battle garlic. I Lost by the skin of my teeth one point Presentation kind of hurt From that just kept rolling, you know, you put yourself out there once and then all these people start calling you Nat Geo Discovery PBS everybody wants to talk to you. Oh, you're really funny. You say a lot of good things.  You have really great sound bites.  You know so From that I'm asked to compete on the next Iron Chef. This is the first season and we've got really amazing talent on there John Bech Michael Simon Gavin Kasin. I make it to the final three But I don't win don't make it all I want.  I'm looking around at all these chefs that are on national television and their restaurants are busy They're really busy And I want my restaurant to be busy, too And I want cooks to want to come work for me and to do that sometimes it's showcasing your skill set And that's what I was trying to do with iron chef and next iron chef But then a phone call came a show had been created and they asked me to be a co-host Was asked to basically travel with a friend all over the US and compete Okay, I love free travel My friends really cool And they get to compete so I'm gonna cook in all different cities and you know, I've yet to have been to Chicago Okay, this is five years ago.  I get to go home I get to go back to Boston get to go to New England and it just starts to roll and the show ultimately Go to another city compete against some local talent And again, I'm a co-star. I'm not the only one there And I go to the city and I'm supposed to compete in a reality competition environment With my friend And we're gonna compete against these great local chefs So city to city Cooking. Okay, I'm down sounds great Then we go day one hurry up and wait wake up 530 on site six o'clock 10 o'clock we start so we're up pacing. This is what every day's like You know, we have all sorts of environments that we're in But then as the show starts to progress They catch on to little things and then they tweak them. They find my learning disabilities It's used against me. I'm dyslexic. I have ADD those of you who know me already know that But I really didn't need to fucking entire World knowing that I did not need the country knowing that I didn't need to be poked at by it anymore Wasn't really something I was proud of I'd learned to work with it As the show progressed We were told we would be doing eating challenges and to me the way this the way I thought it was gonna be was be a blind taste test Let's blindfold you give you all this food to taste If you screw up men, it's gonna be pretty embarrassing if you can't tell the difference between a corn and a flour tortilla, you know But that wasn't the case you all saw what I had to do Every city was a new challenge Whether it was an eating an extra large all meat deep dish pizza, which weighed eight pounds. I Had to eat snakes Testicles okay, don't yes, I cooked them at my restaurant, but I cooked them and I know how they're prepared I had to eat Three bowls of spicy chilies. I had to eat 10 pounds of baked beans spicy Caribbean food with habaneros I had to eat whole ghost chilies 12 red Hots with the works I don't know the last time anybody's eating the red hot. It's a lot of meat It's about six ounces and you throw chili and sauerkraut and all this stuff on top Really starts to add up and then Some points we would actually have to run a mile. I think at one point. I ran a mile on a full stomach Full of what you saw just a minute ago, which was a hundred year old eggs. I had to run a full mile It was 110 degrees out with all that Jostling around in my guts really Wasn't what I'd expected But I signed up for it There's the key I signed up Why do I continue to go back?  How many of you have signed contracts? How many do you own homes? That's a contract. It's like a lease You bought a car you have to pay for it. I Signed a contract that contract says I will continue to do the show. I will follow through with my commitment As a cook We're taught right we're taught to follow through the task at hand Commit to the job, right? Don't you hate that everybody here complains when their cooks bail out, right?  I didn't want to be that guy that just quit I had a partner I had a teammate. I don't want to abandon my teammate Right? No man standing alone We all work in that team no eye and team so We go through we go through seven do a seven season or seven episode season first and We get to take a break They want to do test studies How is this gonna work out? How are people gonna enjoy the show? Is it fun to people like it? Is it worth doing again? I get to see the show for the first time August 7 2009 Five years ago my son my wife my friends They all come to the restaurant. We're gonna show it at the restaurant. I have no idea. I haven't seen it. I haven't seen anything. I Haven't seen the finals. There's no previews of it. I was Bummed Disappointed was ashamed.    I hated everything about it. I Hated the fact that I went to a town and I made two local chefs Feel bad Look bad We're making the town look bad.  I just Just went that way You know competitions competition, right?  You know bike racing different story. It's bike racing. These are people's lives It was my life It was their life and and I'm saying to myself.   This was supposed to be a good time It's supposed to be fun. You know good old-fashioned competition is great You know we got to do everything from milk goats To break down whole wheels 125 pound wheels of Parmesan with traditional tools to me That was what would be a good competition. Do you know how to break down a whole wheel of Parmesan? Yes I do let's do it boom boom boom not how much food you can stuff down your throat not make somebody look embarrassed because they May have never butchered a land before hanging. I Had I'd spent a long time educating myself. I didn't wasn't happy with how I presented myself the show had a bunch of issues that I brought to the attention of Management legally what I can say Food challenges Disrespectful not only to the restaurant businesses and all competitors at hand Who wants to eat like that? Right.   What are they doing? They're playing your show They're playing my show Okay, cool. They're having fun. Then they all run into the classroom and try to eat their lunch as fast as humanly possible. I My heart sunk I've never felt so low about myself I'm ashamed To talk about this It's very hard for me not to be angry Chris and I have had a lot of conversations about this about me not being angry because I made this choice I'm more angry at myself For letting this happen A lot of pages here. So bear with me.  How many more have I got to go? I gotta go forward So I do Had a partner. He was a little bit more savvy than I was Never made waves It's actually been really good for him. I'm really happy for him. I worked out. I was the one who always ate I was always the one who took it on Just didn't really work for him. You know, you couldn't handle the heat For some reason or another I could ate whole ghost chilies last scene nine dish that I had it's a From a Muslim Chinese restaurant had 36 chilies in it 36 in one dish That was this big four ounces all different varieties.  What's what did the show do for me?  You are high Okay, I sure don't look like Brad Pitt. I haven't been chased by zombies recently in any movies So that money thought process because you're on television. It doesn't really exist but the instant perception versus reality problem you have is You're never in your restaurant anymore. You don't care.  I wasn't at my restaurant.  So ultimately I was really only gone for one day and Then I worked even more when I was home because I felt guilty I felt that I was not helping my stuff. There would be Issues at the market.  Anybody here have an idea because in punk rock you're a sell-out in hip-hop.  I Was trying to take an opportunity To better my business give opportunities to my family and to my staff I wanted to grow a business.   This is my stomach four weeks ago That's normal.    I couldn't drink alcohol for over a year. I couldn't eat acidic food I couldn't eat tomato sauce for fuck's sake. I run an Italian restaurant.  I Couldn't drink red wine. I still don't drink red wine anymore. I went to do an event. I got two minutes. I'll make it fast I went to do an event in New York June 2009 I Flew back home from New York after doing this dinner. I Got off the plane.  It was so big My neck and my head looked like it was just part of my shoulders.  I was filled with what is called acetus. Does anybody know what acetus is? Acetus can only come from two things Cereosis of an organ or cancer My blood work said my liver was fine. So what do you think they told me?   No idea They're ready to you know, bring me right in.  I'm sure everybody's seen a burn victim, right?  I hope It creates gas You're not the kind of gas you're gonna fart either. I'm talking gas that hurts because your intestines fill up like balloons Pictured filling cote de quino and casings. Where are you Dario?  Take care of my family So now Five years later Very fortunate that I find a really amazing doctor She's got me back on track. We actually think that my stomach is fully healed. I Am training with a trainer to have motility improvement.  Thank you Why go into TV? If somebody like that would do that to you a lot of it for me was ego Like I said, I wanted to be somewhere be somebody.  So I'm gonna get on TV.    I let down my family.  I wasn't in my restaurant.   I didn't know And I'm hoping that down the future if anybody here The next generation has opportunities that one really looks at those opportunities With other eyes Take some help Get a mentor. I know it's a new world. This is a new world. You need a mentor in there chef mentors And then there's TV chef mentors.  It wasn't my dream But I did it Now I'm here 42 my restaurant's closed starting over again whole new life It's gonna build up what I want my way I think that's the most important thing So thank you


Hello and welcome to another stock market video in this one. We're going to go through nano dimensions Nndm we're going to go through whether this is a buy buying opportunity Whether we should hold it long-term short-term swing trade it I'm going to go through some history and research on the company some of the positives on the company and And we'll go through a good amount of information through this video now If you can like the video and subscribe if you're new to the channel I'm fairly new to making stock market videos. Yeah, I'm not a financial advisor or anything like that I'm just showing my journey on the stock market what I've been researching into In my professional life. I'm a business teacher, but I'm by no means You know an expert in the stock market and we all don't have a crystal ball either But I want to go through some of the core fundamentals some of the research for nano dimensions And let's see what we can sort of find out and go through and kind of come to a reasonable Conclusion as to whether we should look at this Disclaimer, I do have some stocks in this. I bought some myself And we'll go through reasons why And some of the research so let's let's get right into it because I respect each time Okay, so nano dimensions just as a bit of information in the background It's a provide for intelligent machines for the fabrication of Additively manufactured electronics High fidelity for high fidelity active electronic and electromechanical sub assemblies Our integral enablers of autonomous intelligent drones cars satellite smartphones and Viva medical Devices so it's involved in in terms of the autonomous sector They necessitate iterative development IP safety fast time to market and device performance gains So it's very wordy obviously, but essentially it's involved in the autonomous industry now nano dimensions machines serve cross industry needs by depositing by depositing proprietary consumer consumable conductive and dielectric Materials simultaneously Okay, so as you can see here that they're involved in some of the emerging markets Some industries that are going to be developing the future future in terms of you got autonomous vehicles drones cars Aspects aspects like that. So this is an emerging market and it's probably going to grow in the future And they are got a lot of research and development a lot of expertise in this area this company From the research that I've done So this is one to look out for if not, you know buying to it You know, maybe just put it on your watch list and see how it's going and kind of keep it a Close eye on it in terms of where it's going what news is coming out You know, maybe find a buying opportunity when there's a direct offering because as we know it when there's a direct offering The prices tend to go down slightly and that can form a buying opportunity potentially Okay So just some some more information that no dimension is founded in 2012 So, you know, it's been operating for you know about eight years or so so far It's currently a 75 full-time employees globally With it being trying to have a global approach as a company. That's always good to see In terms of trying to reach more customers so the markets include in terms of who the who the selling to and kind of The key kind of players is aerospace research institutes Medical defense and automotive and industrial. So if they get some really key contracts in these areas Then that is going to really boost up the stock price in itself He's going to boost up the profitability. So ultimately it's about for the business It's about scaling up their operations and building more contracts in these areas And if they're able to do that, then there, you know, that's going to make it more attractive to investors and they've already started doing that. Okay So Information though just just as stuff the making of this particular video on nano dimensions There's actually recently been a direct offering 60 million at $5 a share So that this is just going to be continuing to happen. They want to raise the capital They want to raise the capital So so when this happens the stock price tends to go down slightly and then it gradually Usually goes goes up again. So when you whenever you see a direct offering and you should kind of look at when this happens That just after the direct offering It can be a potential could be a potential buying entrance But you know direct offerings are not necessarily bad. Although it you know impacts the stock price Temporarily Ultimately, they're getting a big cash injection into their business and with that cash They can put more money on for example research and development because with this being involved in emerging technologies They do need a lot of cash for the research and development to build the products to be be more innovative the new products innovation And do that area. So they need this cash to improve what they've got But also, you know, it's in terms of expansion plans and expanding to more areas Building more contracts and just expanding the business overall. So, you know, this cash injection all the temporarily impacts the short-term Possibilities of the stock when it comes to the mid to long term these direct offerings can often benefit Now that's obviously dependent on if they, you know, actually spend money wisely Uh and invest in the right things make the right decisions But you know the company has got a good track record of doing this overall They may have made some mistakes, but overall they are they are doing quite Good So here's some of the positives for this company. So it's an emerging industry Okay, so so this industry and the potential target customer base for this industry Is only going to grow You know, um as in terms of autonomous vehicles drones as that industry grows as the technology grows Then the potential grows for the business Um, so as we always say it's always good to possibly invest in companies where the industry is growing Where the market potential is growing where the target market is growing Rather than decreasing in all those areas and you know, that is a good indicator of of a potential Long-term play But obviously you can swing trade it depends upon whatever your strategies are and however you want to deal with this stock If you if you do buy into it And again, I'm not a financial advisor And then you've got high profitability In terms of the area that it's in there's there's good levels of profit that are involved in the area Um now there is a lot of initial kind of costs in terms of research and development and prototypes But once they've got that product there and they start selling it then there's good high levels of profitability there Another area is that there are strong brands have already built up loads of connections and contracts So they are a strong back brand in this emerging industry. So that combined is very attractive Now, you know, they've got to continue to build that brand as well though As a company and and by the way, I think the ideal brand the the brand of a company is um is sometimes You know under um overlooked So so so, you know A lot of the focus in stock market investing Is to do with the finances, but actually it's not just the finances that that matter I think also looking at the the brand itself and how strong the brand is is also important So it's the only technology that converts digitally electronic circuits into functional high performance devices Okay, so With that it has competitive advantage in the industry that it's actually working in in terms of the I'll just move the microphone closer Uh in terms of that and then it's in a strong cash position in terms of a hundred and seven million as of october 30 2020 so a very strong position in terms of cash liquidity And as you can see within this industry there is a lot of Potential growth in this industry Uh, if you if you look at this graph, uh potential growth in terms of this Uh in in terms of the market growth And if they're leading the way in this source of the you know these technologies Then you know that market growth is going to continue, which is very attractive to investors Now recently the stock price has gone down as of the making of this video It's actually gone down 10 percent But that's because of the direct offering that's recently been happened that tends to Push down the market. So pre-market is down 10 percent potential buying opportunity But you know we can kind of keep an eye on it see where this stock goes and see how it develops Okay, um, so I might buy a bit more of this stock, uh, if it falls a bit further And then we'll see where it goes from there. So if you want to Uh, look into this do do your own research obviously Um, but hopefully this video is quite useful. Um, don't forget to like the video Subscribe to the channel and I'll be making more stock market videos


Hello friends. I'm Sanjay Gupta. I welcome you on Sanjay Gupta Tech School. So in this video, I'm going to demonstrate how you can set current value of pick list in flow without duplicates. So let me explain the scenario first. So let's say this is the opportunity record and I want to query this opportunity record in the flow and in flow, whatever is the current value of this stays pick list. I want to set it as default in the flow, right? So I have created this flow. So I'm going to explain this step by step how you can achieve this. So first of all, I'm going to query the opportunity. So here this is the condition ID should be equals to record ID. So this flow will be executed for a particular opportunity. So that record ID will be available in record ID variable. Then I'm going to query opportunity stage, name and close date. So these are the variables which are created in flow. Op stage, op name and op date, right? And if I go to this opportunity details, so here I have created three components. First is name, second stage and third is date. So if I click on name, so here you can see default value is opportunity name. So whatever opportunity name will be populated on the record that will be available here. Then for date, I used opportunity date as default value. So that will be automatically populated here. Now coming on to the stage pick list component. So here I have used two things, two choices, stage name and current stage. So let me explain these two things, what is stage name and what is current stage. So this stage name is a pick pick list choice set. So whenever we want to show the pick list values in flow, we use this pick list choice set. So this is the API name, objective opportunity and data type is pick list and field is stage name. So whatever values in this stage name field will be available that will be stored inside this variable that is stage underscore name. And I have used it in this component. So that stage name will be displaying all the values that are available in stage name pick list of opportunity. Now to show current value as well. So I created current stage choice. So current stage choice is here. So you need to create a choice variable in which you need to use label as opportunity stage that we query and its value will be opportunity state. So this is the current value that we acquired from the record. So that is the choice. So I have used both while creating this stage pick list component. So these are the, these are all choices and this is the current choice or current stage. And here you can see default value is current stage. So whatever current pick list value will be on that record that will be the default value. So I'm clicking on done and I'm saving this popping this record ID and I am debugging this. So here you will see duplicate values will be available. So after this, I will tell you how you can remove that duplicate. So if I go here, so you can see it is showing a stage as negotiation and review. So this, this is correct as of now, but if we see it carefully, so this value is available twice. So from all the pick list values, one option is available and second one is to current value. So now we need to remove one value from this stage pick list because we cannot use multiple options here. So to do that, you need to remove this stage name so you don't need to use pick list choice set instead you need to use record choice set. So I'm going to click on this. So I created stage underscore pick list underscore choices as the name for this record choice set object I selected pick list values and value info. Then conditions are entity practice ID equals opportunity dot stage name. So you need to put the pick list API on which record it is available. Sorry, on which object it is available. So object then dot then pick list API and the value which you want to ignore. So for that value does not equal opportunity stage. So this is the current value that we want to skip. So basically it will query all the pick list of stays and it will ignore this current stage value and it will show values in ascending order and choice label will be label data type text and value and whenever we select a particular value that will be stored in selected states variable. So this selected state selected states variable can be used further so that we can do any other operation. So this way you need to create this record choice set so that you can remove the duplicates. Now, again, I'm opening the screen. And here in this pick list component, I need to remove this. And I need to add this record choice set which is stage pick list choices. And I'm clicking on that. Clicking on save. And now if I click on debug. If I put that API name and click on run. So here you can see this negotiation and review is coming once and it is not repeating. So this way I have removed the duplicate entry of that stays pick list value. Now, if you want to use this further. So for that, you need to use this decision. This default selected if you have selected the current value that was available already available on the record. So the selected states variable will be null. Right. So if it is null, it means you have not changed a pick list value you are using the current value as it is. So in that case, if default is selected, then you need to assign that opportunity stage into selected states. So this week, where it from the record, and this is this variable is available in the flow. So the default value will be stored in this variable, and then we can use it. So I am using another screen so that I can show the value of this selected stage. So if you have selected a particular stage other than the value that was populated on the record, so that will be the default outcome so that will be displayed automatically. So here if I leave it as it is, so here you can see it is the value. And if I select any other value, so that will be displayed here. So with this decision and assignment. So finally the selected, finally the selected stage variable is having the selected value, whether it is default or it is the new value. So you can use this variable further if you have any other steps in this flow. So this way I hope you understood how we can use this current value as the default value in flow and along with that, how can we use other pick list values as well. And how we can remove the duplicates. So this is all about this. So if you want to watch more flow related videos so you can go to description of this video where you will find various links related to Salesforce videos that along with that flow builder videos are also available so you can follow them. I hope you understood whatever explained in this video. Thank you for watching this video.


The reason why you don't feel good around the narcissist. The reason why you don't always feel good about yourself. The reason why you always feel angry or upset. The reason for this is because emotions are very contagious. Emotions are energy in motion. Energy that is being transferred from one person to another. From the narcissist to you. You are around them.  So if they don't feel happy with themselves. If they're not happy with their own lives. Then that's exactly how you're going to feel. Because emotions are contagious. Their emotions, feelings or attitudes can spread and affect you. Until you begin to feel the way that they do. Narcissists are operating on a very low frequency. A frequency that has very low energy. Energy that lacks motion. Energy that is very thick and dense. Where you begin to feel trapped. You begin to feel like you can't move. Like you can't accomplish anything. Like you just want to give up. You feel this way around the narcissist. Because you are tuning into their frequency. They vibrate primarily on the frequencies of pride. Anger, desire, fear, grief, apathy, guilt and shame. And when you are around them. You get pulled into their frequencies. You get pulled into their way of thinking and feeling. Until you no longer feel good anymore. Because you have tuned into their frequency. It's like turning the dial on one of those old radios. You are adjusting yourself to the frequency of their signal. You are adapting to their particular purpose or situation. Which really has nothing to do with you. And it is not something that you would naturally resonate with. They have to pull you down to their level. Into their way of existing. Until you can no longer experience the peace, love and joy that you would naturally feel. And it gives them great satisfaction to do this. Because they are envious of your vibration. They wish they could experience life in the way that you do. But they can't. So they don't want you to either. You have to separate yourself from these narcissists. Go no contact. Because you cannot be around them. And still vibrate at a high frequency. They will always pull you down. Until you feel miserable. Until you no longer see the good in your life. Because that's exactly how they feel. Emotions are contagious. And that energy can be transferred into you. Which is why you don't feel good around the narcissist. Thank you for watching. I hope this video resonated with you. Please like, comment, share and subscribe. Click the bell icon to receive notifications from my future videos. If you would like to donate, my PayPal link is in the video description. Coaching Inquires, you can email me at naltrefercoaching.com Thank you for watching and I'll talk to you soon.


Hi there! My name is Onika and I'm currently a Yale intern with the San Francisco Public Library. During my time at the main library, I've been learning all sorts of things about the resources we provide for all kinds of people, as well as just how many helpful spaces we have. For example, on the first floor of the main library, we have a whole center dedicated to helping those with hearing loss and those who want to learn more about sign language or maybe the perspective of things from people with hearing loss. However, being deaf or hearing loss isn't the only disability that we have resources for. We also provide the Talking Books and Braille Center on the second floor, which as the name might imply, hosts a wide variety of audiobooks and full braille novels. Our goal as a library is to make sure that everyone has access to all of the interesting information that books have to give us. So I am so glad that the library chooses to offer resources like this.


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Somewhere in the load is a half a million in our colleagues We want you to take the trip with it the makers of Wrigley's spearmint chewing gum bring you Edmond O'Brien in another adventure of the man with the action-pact expense account America's fabulous freelance insurance investigator yours truly Johnny dollar To make every day more enjoyable treat yourself often to refreshing delicious Wrigley's spearmint chewing gum Here's a taste treat you can enjoy indoors outdoors at work or at play The cool long-lasting mint flavor refreshes you the smooth steady chewing helps keep you fresh and alert Adds enjoyment to whatever you're doing Wrigley's spearmint chewing gum helpful refreshing delicious Expense account submitted by a special investigator Johnny dollar to Treasury Department Bureau of narcotics Washington, DC The following is an accounting of my expenditures during investigation of the London matter Friends account item one a dollar seventy five cab fare to Commonwealth Hotel I'll give you the background as briefly as I can dollar We allowed the entry of some narcotics from India into Seattle We've been trying to break up a big ring in the Pacific Northwest But the stuff didn't stay there. We followed it south into Beverly Hills Have you ever heard of Dorothy Rivers and Brottery Green the woman? I think so I saw her in a couple of plays in New York Didn't I yes? Yes, that's the one she's been out West for the past two years making movies Green's her husband a director The narcotics went to them well to their house at least they must have servants Yes, yes, they did but that doesn't do us any good. There were four of them, but three of them have been just charged They all had a hand in packing the trunks for this London trip So any one of them or all of them could have packed the narcotics. You're sure that's what happened We know they went into the house, but nothing has come out with the trunks and I searched the place myself just before I flew Why don't you want to stop it? We cable Scotland yard and they told us there's been a big increase in contraband over there in the past couple of years You think this could be part of a pattern Well, it's possible You see because they need our dollars British customs make it a point to extend a lot of courtesies to these visiting film celebrities The stars always arrive with a lot of belongings and usually with the servant or two In the case of green and his wife just one a confidential secretary a miss Miller Lorraine Miller She's traveling with the trunks Now I want you to get acquainted with that. Oh, that shouldn't be too difficult. Who's the policy with standard liability company? 20,000 for a two-week period. That's a short-term gamble. It had paid the company to keep an eye on it. Couldn't you use that? Well, it would depend on how young and susceptible this miller girl is She's young dollar. I got close enough to appreciate that Expense account item to 675 dollars passage to England on the SS Maristown Before boarding I received a few more bits of instruction by phone from team and Nelson Okay, what else Could happen Okay, I'll find him. Hey Nelson. Are you sure you trust me? Spencer count item three eight dollars bar bill. I Met Lorraine Miller in a small lounge on B-deck as we left New York Harbour She struck me as being young all right, but susceptible only when she wanted to be She had a face that didn't need much makeup an Auburn hair that didn't need much messing with a Hazel eyes were wide-spaced and seemingly candid But they didn't tell me whether or not she knew who I really was It must be an exciting job travel a lot meet interesting people and I once met a pig named Rallo who had eaten a diamond bracelet Really, mr. Dollar. Hey, how long you're going to be in England about a year I guess the greens are going to make a picture with somebody's frozen pound The smart thing to do, you know everybody who is anybody has some frozen pounds. You don't like these people If it shows it's because of this martini before lunch I'm glad you're here. You're traveling alone Yeah, but that's my line, isn't it? What do you have a cabin or a suite a cabin and it's my line I have a suite I'll go take a nap and tell when you meet me there at five Hmm, there's a little bar and I'll order some things You'll be able to get some music on the radio and have dinner there Oh, I really shouldn't hidden away from the rest of the people sound of the ocean outside You'll like it if I could only be sure that mother won't worry about The cocktails were good and so is the dinner, but the radio was full of static and as far as my assignment went the conversation was unsatisfactory I Learned a lot about Lorraine Miller and a little about the greens, but none of it tied in with the case The whole evening made it almost impossible for me to suspect that she could be mixed up with narcotics Until the fourth brand day What is it? Oh, no portal somebody pushed it open Somebody pushed it you saw him you started to call out his name My mind was a thousand miles away in that Come over here and sit down Sorry, Johnny. That was ridiculous. Why don't you want to tell me who it was? I saw him too And who you afraid of don't ask me any more Johnny, but I want you to tell me all right I want to spoil everything with your stubborn crime With my ex-husband he followed me before Now if you'll please leave Johnny, I won't be able to see you again Selfishly I was sorry it had to happen, but it meant progress I knew it had been a brother outside the porthole and she was covering up for him The portly balding ships detective Clarence dawn was sporting a well-worn flannel bathroom and congress gators when he Let me into his cabin a half hour later Welcome aboard dollar They told me about yeah, I look for you up in the ballroom I never bother with the ballroom first night out the con merchants are just picking their marks the Slick gamblers are softening the suckers by letting them win Nothing you can get your teeth into first night out tomorrow. I go to work Customs told me you might contact me always glad to help again. Thank you There's a passenger aboard name of miles fanning fanning. I got a duplicate Fanning miles deep fanning 22 and see yeah, that's the name. You know anything about him Name of some of the hot ones that make the crossing Well, he's not here don't know anything about what's especially Well, this trip he's using for its papers fanning is not his real name I'd rather report that had no no the federal man want him left alone. He could be oh Yeah, can't let me in on it. I know how it is. I wish you'd pick him out tomorrow. I keep your eye on him for me You are absolutely glad to have anything special you want. I'd like to know if he meets the girl in number 12 a deck Lorraine Miller Orburn hair hazel eyes about five feet four got it I'd like to know if he sends any cables ahead to London like to see copies if I could I'll get word to the radio Operatives right now. Thanks for the cooperation don't I'll check back with you tomorrow night, right? I Checked back with him on the following five nights, and he had nothing to report The days and evenings I spent as casually as I could and never once saw the Miller girl According to dawn. She had her meals in a cabin and never left it Her brother was pointed out to me and I felt his eyes on me now and then so I knew he recognized me Then the night before we were due to dark in Southampton I was surprised in my cabin by an unmistakably feminine knock on the door. I think I owe you an apology Well, I didn't expect it I'm sorry Janice. I wish I hadn't blown up. Why did you I don't know I guess Well, it was hardly the time for an ex-husband to come prowling around it was too bad The trip that started out to be a loss. This one is turned into a big flop Do you enjoy it?  Yes, that's right. I'm awfully sorry, Mrs. Johnson I couldn't make it tonight a previous engagement, but thanks for calling Hope you find somebody tonight I was one of them could I feel in it contract mr. Johnson We can get together in London. I think we can work it out. I hope so I really do Now I have to go. I want to get everything packed tonight. I Poured myself a nightcap after she'd left a big one because I was confused I didn't know why she'd come or how much she knew about the narcotics Or how much she thought I knew It was the first drink I'd had in my cabin out of my own bottle and it was the last I Felt at the minute it was down. There was nothing I could do about it But it was painless the ship seemed to roll more heavily and I pitched forward toward my bunk after that The ship could have sunk and I wouldn't have known about it To make every day more enjoyable treat yourself often to refreshing delicious Wrigley's spearmint chewing gum The lively full-bodied real mint flavor cools your mouth Moistens your throat Freshens your taste and the chewing itself gives you a little lift helps you keep going at your best So for real chewing enjoyment, that's refreshing and long-lasting Always keep Wrigley's spearmint chewing gum handy Healthful delicious Wrigley's spearmint gum will make every day more enjoyable And now with our star Edmund O'Brien. We return you to the second act of yours truly Johnny dollar Of course, thank you, dr. Mr. Dollar. Mr. Dollar. Can you hear me, sir? You must try to stay awake. Can you open your eyes? Chief Inspector Finch of Scott and Judd the girl I'm afraid miss Miller has disembarked He's being followed by one of my men. Mr. Dollar your system received a large amount of opiate enough to render you unconscious for almost 12 hours Do you know who administered it? Well in Southampton. Yes, the girl Come to my cabin and there's a phone call a phone call sir Yeah, the ship's detective has been giving me a hand keeping his eye on fanning. I wasn't watching it You must have drugged the whiskey while I was talking. I shouldn't worry if I were you the situation is nicely under control The drunk all route to the green residence However, the men in the lorry with it is from Scott and Judd. They're unpacked them and I assure you nothing will pass under this tomb, sir We like to try Now if you could raise yourself and drink some of this coffee Shouldn't be this hard Okay, let's have the choice Linda When you feel strong enough, we'll have an ambulance move you to my flat. You may rest there and we should wait Took a lot of coffee and a lot of time But by early afternoon, we were in the inspector's flat waiting for word came at 430. Are you quite positive? See you see very well sergeant. We turn to the yard. I found you there if I need you Mr. Dollar, is it possible that a narrow was committed on the other side of the narcotics never left there? They didn't find them. No after meticulous search Treasury is not gonna make a mistake like that with a half million dollars worth the narcotics left the states All right, perhaps they're still on the ship may have got the wind up since you were aboard and this car to the original plan No, I suppose it's absorbed right. I'll arrange for a search party at once inspector Who in London would be able to buy this amount of narcotics that question had occurred to me the answer shouldn't be too difficult to find Perhaps you'd care to accompany me to my office while we try You're not a pride ourselves upon our efficiency Ten minutes after we got there the ponderous machinery that is Scotland yard Started grinding our files on criminals. They were indexed according to every possible feature or characteristic In the space of two hours, we had the name of every known narcotics suspect in London and flying squad men had been sent out to cover them But the first report that came in was negative The ship had been searched without success Then the phone rang again Oh Good have you heard about the mess? Yes, you're on all right, but the stuff got through it's loose someplace here in London Unloaded and searched by Scotland the odd man nothing He's being watched Everything on miles manning. Well the odds telling him to They know some are you sure the narcotics were put aboard the ship? I'm staying at the Empire call me if something breaks. All right Treasury man. He's gonna check the states either this left good Half a million dollars Yes Mm-hmm. See there's a driver and a radio cars at the main entrance. We want to stay in touch. Thank you What was it any progress? Yes, most unpleasant progress The constable I signed to follow the chap who calls himself panning It is shot to death. Oh Progress lies in the fact that your ship detective fellow Clarence dawn Killed at approximately the same time dawn. Yes You have a pistol mr. Dollar We won't bother going there. I'll have to issue to us before we leave Both the constable while before he died sir He said he heard shots and ran into the house by the time he reached the corridor This fanning bloke was leaving his room. He tried to stop him. I see and fending He bolted out the back way sir. Did he say if he was carrying anything? No, sir. He Hold on a minute That's what he was trying to say port. He said before he died. He was trying to say portmanteau It's still expensive progress. That's the room sir Yes He conspire to hop down to the car like a good chap and ask the sergeant to radio in in addition to the fending description The fact that he's carrying a traveling bag. Yes, sir, and I guess the answer to a few things Then dawn carried the contraband here from the ship called a fending forward vision with spoils It was then shot by fending. Yes, that's exactly what I'd say Then fanning's our man would have to find him right Now I'd like to go to the green place talk to the miller girl inspector You know I thought the green residence was dark when we arrived and there was no response to either the doorbell or our shouts We pulled up a few yards and while we waited we listened to the nervous talk between the radio cars that were combing the city for the man We called fending that's three and a half hour. We've been here must be a million men in London to answer his description So we should have to question a million men Cut it sergeant cut it Sergeant switch off the receiver. Oh, yes There's a car looks like it's stopping Taxi there she is Come on inspector, but let me do the talking with you Where is he Lorraine happen to you? I look for you when we were docking. I came to your cabin and not stop at where is he your brother? Come on. Where is he? What has he done this time? What did you say? What is Jim done? You know what he's done. No, I don't he wouldn't tell me After everything that's happened after you've lied to protect him you're asking me to believe that you didn't know what he was doing You don't have to I Haven't known anything about Jim since the war Wasn't my brother who came home with somebody else Somebody to be ashamed stranger. I gave money to so he'd leave me alone But he never did it was the war What has he done this time? Tell me Lorraine. He knew you were coming to London. Yes, you saw him while you were getting ready to leave needed money I had him to help with the packing Where is he Lorraine? I've got a right to know what he's telling the truth. It doesn't make any difference the man's a criminal He has to be taken I Want you to tell me where he is? Not my brother anymore. So it doesn't matter He's going to 10 years how on a ship or a plane which one I don't know. I don't know He's leaving at night in the morning If he doesn't he'll drag me into whatever it is what complices him. What do you think of it inspector? I don't think she was lying. We've had the same trouble here in England Young boys who found themselves fighting a war as children But no more than grown-up children and one day they were told they'd wanted I've seen They can't cope with our rather sorry victory and they simply don't care loyalties mean nothing They want money, and they don't care what they do to get it Perhaps you an American and I an Englishman Yeah, I guess the war is still with us inspector after you sir. Thanks Sergeant yes, sir. I want to know which ship is sailing for town here tomorrow morning at nine Right, sir when you find out where she's docked ask the yard to contact mr. Nelson appear the empire the hotel empire Yes, I mean time sergeant you might drive towards world Albert doc, right you are The ship turned out to be the city of Bombay before we drew to a stop at Royal Albert doc We passed through what must have been half of the mobile police force of London. That must be Nelson's car. Yeah, there he is Come along sergeant. We want you to stand guard at the gangway, right, sir I was beginning to wonder if you'd ever get here. It's only been 10 minutes. Nelson. Uh, this is inspector Finch It's got on the iron later, sir. How do you do? Well, mr. Dollar As you're so quaintly put it on the other side this is it you're sure he's there Oh, quite sure. Yeah, we got a radio report and we hope they've cleared the ship of everybody else No You might as well go like you are. I'm ready. It's a dollar It's up to you. You there. Just mr. Fennig aboard. Hi. He's a board Right there. You received word from Scotland job. I did then you'll allow us to come aboard after him He knows you've come he's got a gun. Where is he he went for it on deck everything below is closed off very good They can find him up this way. That's the way There's a wind so for it good protection.  We've got the Treasury Department and Scotland yard here. So come on out.  I Saw Lorraine Miller once before I left and I made her a promise. I hope Inspector Finch will be able to keep But only the name Fanning would make the official records in the front page Because then a Miller had already gotten more than it deserves Expense account total fifteen hundred eighty dollars and twenty cents yours truly Johnny dollar friends to make every day more enjoyable treat yourself often to refreshing delicious Wrigley's spearmint chewing gum. 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