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I'll definitely get the waddle if it comes back You gotta get steve names Yeah, dude, we got next next time he's in a chat and I'm here when I ask him 299 mark angram AFC east or sorry NFS mark english is south.  Yeah moldy quillis. That's what I'll do. I'll give my email hollow jordan poyer AFC east And my house NFC south desmond ridder chelani woods. All right slow start Slow first box. Well, we got 11 more. I believe Come on base cards. Come on hollow Sean alexander NFC west james and williams rated rookie elite series pierced germane johnson the second orange tom brady NFC south number to 1 99 retro series shannon sharp AFC west followed by sam williams to 179 juju smith schuster blue prism AFC west I'm excited to see juju with the pass this year. Oh, no bret Yeah, usually with football. I don't just want a lot of football breaks the root football products I usually buy singles if I buy football All group break a lot of most of the other sports though that I that I like basketball baseball soccer hockey We got dexter laurence's 65 electricity NFC east kyle hamilton joe horn NFC south signature series Cell phone celebration legend joe horn the air just turned on I feel it on my head Aqua to 299 divo signal NFC west feels nice Yes Aqua to 299 erin jones NFC north Kairi elam For football though, I don't have a whole lot of like like nice cards if if you will like I don't really get expensive football cards The rookies kenneth walker the third jerry rocker They got some interesting patriots ones Hollow nick chubb afc north White hard rookies can he pick it afc north orange patrick queen number to 1 99 afc north Pink velocity raider ricky karstens strong to 79 NFC east drumford Too many football cards. I don't have yeah, I don't have a lot at all. I have too many soccer and baseball cards for sure though hollow raider ricky karstens strong NFC east George pickens Red the 99 tyreek hill afcs. Who do you collect again bret? I forget especially especially late at night. I forget Drake london I want to say bret of seattle seattle or like the bay area, right? Oh Vikings oh, it's close Oh, it's close. I almost had it.  Tyler. I was here legendary logos russa wilson alec pierce Awkward at 299 remandre stephenson afc east Oye mafe Sam howl I showed everybody how you uh How you top load yesterday? I was like At the end of the night, but I gotta get the hell out of here. He's like this always Yeah, I was trying to break like that. I was like, I can't break like that Just reclined Miles sanders silver circles the 125 NFC east diamond hands NFC west DK metcalf This case starting off slowly at the other one. Come on case. Let's go AFC east taekwondo to rated rookie aqua to 299 aqua. Justin fields to 299 NFC north Hollow rated rookie Damian pierce afc south Orange ma homes to 199 afc west Yeah, kind of I just something I was thinking about doing for a while Cutting my hair super short. I hadn't done it and probably since I was like eight or nine To 65 devin white NFC south. I think it's just incidentally a summer cut And I was like, oh, yeah, that's kind of cool too that it's you know Hot outside or I don't it's not too bad George kiddle NFC west to 199 orange Maybe I'll keep it like this forever Redemption George Pickens red rated rookie rps afc north Pickens That's solid. He's very good Gonna read rps. I'm not sure it's definitely less than seven 75 or less I think it might be actually 75 to 179 Tyler Boyd afc north in the blue prison Blazers ma homes afc west very nice short prints Blazer Blazer Go jeffrey Hollow elie manning NFC east And kenneth walker the third aqua to 299 buda baker NFC west buda Hollow rated rookie Derek Stingley junior afc south in the Kobe Dean Electricity DK Metcalfs is 65 NFC west Really Vaughn Yeah, that's that's a far home run, right? How long is a home run typically that that uh Ends up ends up in the bay Aqua to 299 Mike all start NFC south Romeo Dobbs If very bonds had started it was like It's like 25 when they started counting what had happened in like three years Would have happened quick hollow Rashad Bateman afc north That means it only happens a handful of times every year now Lighted up gold drake london. That is so cool looking Nine of ten lighted up gold drake london NFC south Very very cool sander. There you go, man We're gonna dust that one off and get it mad Stuff on the bottom Mafé I want to see that in a gold vinyl Yeah, I'll be pretty, you know orange to 199 joe montana NFC west Sam howl True gold mark andrews afc north Number two of ten That big duffy Say guan algear blue number two two to 179 mahomes afc west 373 days 373 80 That feels like it's pretty short. I guess it has to be directly out to right though Malik will is elite series rookie auto afc south This one's number two 99 Silver circles Derek Henry to 125 for the afc south Jazz rated rookie afc south damien pierce. That's pretty cool Kenneth walker gara wilson hollow mac jones afc east the rookies olave Calvin awesom a third rated rookie aqua k. Dotten for the NFC south. That's number two two 99 snoop connor diamond hands NFC west dk metcamp Nice rated rookie silver circles to 125 NFC north christian watson 110 of 125 box number five Legerius need to 179 blue for the afc west romeo dobs I think it also just gets kind of tough to hit homers pretty far And uh northern california certain times a year rated rookie hollow drake london For the NFC south. Why about the top left of that one? Cooler air gets kind of damp up there This go to 125 mac jones afc east Silver circles or disco Or titanium donuts as uh, man as sam says He's just reaching he really is He's an insane person rated rookie aqua numbered to two 99 josh pascal NFC north you ever hear the door chime from here Like in your in your sleep or something or just like did I hear it all the time? Yeah That may hear sam's voice. Oh jeez. That's that's the worst elite series Brock perty Condolences You might need to go see a professional I'm seeking professional help right now Red's a 99 berry sanders NFC north. I need help man Yeah, just have the have your therapist watch one break. That's it. Yeah, they'll understand the bonte atoms a fc west legendary logos Statal bellinger aqua david montgomery numbered to two 99 NFC north dandy gray Bonds has over a third of them.  The rookies george pickens Is over one third of them. How long do you play in that park like four or five years? Hollow larry tonsil jake Ferguson my house george pickens afc north david bell orange rated rookie gelani woods afc south to 199 Kenneth walker the third hollow mccafrey NFC west Silver circles rated ricky karsten strong for the NFC east to 125 Calvin awesom the third redemption here is matt corral rated rookie rps auto NFC south to 179 quandre digs NFC west drake london NFC south mythical short prints or optic tomorrow p y t's tomorrow Haven't done too many of the p y t's while we did some yesterday we did a lot yesterday and wednesday but didn't do any today So if you guys looking for p y t optic tomorrow day time with kyle's a great time to get in some of those rated rookie blue to 179 same williams NFC east There's also bowman chroma university basketball break starting the day and the night Same with don rusk baseball rated rookie hollow treston ebner NFC north Same with impeccable. There's p y t impeccable during the day and then random styles at night Damn should be good day tomorrow everybody Jordan davis rated rookie electricity to 65 NFC east Schedule links in the chat Yeah, yeah, yeah, there's your schedule and kyle's 10 a.m start time Fine. Oh, kyle. I know he's sleeping right now because he's such a responsible Breaker it's one to 99 christian mccaffrey NFC west Yeah, fine. Oh, kyle. He's he's getting his uh, he's getting his eight hours Yeah, exactly turn it around mo NFC east Whenever I play for them he's he plays like he's asleep Retro john riggins It's not bad when we're far away from people Snipe and yeah awkward at 299 david montgomery NFC north. That's why we're better when we play with four. Yeah Because like then you can actually snipe. Yeah Kenneth walker the third rocket rated rookie NFC west that is really cool Short print for kevin h of a Shakir Orange to 199 justin fields color match NFC north drake london london london on uh On the card Desmond ridder to 150 rated rookie base auto There we go NFC south Very nice card Orioles Johnson the interest interest water. Oh put it on a mlb network channel 100 Awkward at 299 fred Warner NFC west. There's gonna be something on channel 100 for sure We'll get whatever is regional. It's probably Dodgers Yankees. I would guess Dodgers up 72 is that what I saw? Let's go Dodgers Been a Dodgers fan for for all these hours now Kyle Dugger Carson strong Luigi's at Mets tomorrow. Let's go. Let's go Mets Let's go giants right now to orange Khalil Mack Number two 199 a fc west My house tomorrow chase a fc north Angels really angels playing I don't need the red socks. So I guess I guess sure going to 125 miles carrot a fc north I'll always root for a shohai otani team as long as it's not the red socks silver circles rated rookie sauce nice Number two 125 a fc east Sleep is amazing. I need more of it. Hello, rated rookie trust in every NFC north Well, my wife sleeps in like probably five days. I probably get like seven Pink velocity to 79. Josh Jacobs a fc west christian watson And there's a homer mookie bets. Let's go Dodgers scholar thompson 125 rated rookie hollow auto a fc east 279 joel montana NFC west Willis hello, gabriel davis a fc east legendary logos NFC west um DK again red k. Dot and rated rookie NFC south at 99 color match Aqua to 299 christian curke a fc south that only happens. I think in her 20s bret James cook bills the 49 on the rpa We'll see if there's a downtown in this box now sup hazy We hit you a pallow to 49 earlier Well, congrats on the hit That was from our break then thank you for joining orange michael vick number two 199 NFC south rock purdy rated rookie base All right, so every patch are not every bud and there's like an rpa usually there's a patch autos or uh Downtown We shall see Hollow a j. Brown NFC east The rookies olave Aqua tyreek hilt to 299 a fc east diamond hands a fc west avante atoms Orange to 199 breeze NFC south here it is It's downtown. What is that? All right, I see a welcome says welcome palm trees. Hmm downtown super bowl terrell davis afc west Super bowl downtown there was a throw-off right there san diego super bowl There you go a fc west td on the dt The copadine They're super bowl and san diego Do nfl games in like other countries they should do nfl games in other cities You know college people every year or like this the first week is like, oh, yeah Lsc would whoever's playing at where were the cowboys play or something orange clinton portis to 199 NFC east Yeah, I think it is it was like you have done it a good handful of times now florida state does it a lot against like It's like Ole Miss or like alice you or something Yeah, no, they should do that. They should the nfl should do that hollow marlin humphrey at afc north Favorite skate park to make parking for that super bowl.  Yeah, dude like Got a daffy.  I think they did uh, what was it jags and steelers preseason here last year Uh to 179 keenan allen afc west. What's up? What you're looking at? White hot rookies watson nfc north kenny picket raider rookie base Dolphin jags and tahiti. Uh, it's a good idea I'm sure they have the the infrastructure for that raider rookie electricity to the 65 Charles cross nfc what nfc west Should do a game in Antarctica Raider rookie aqua chris olave to one ninety two ninety nine for the nfc south two ninety nine Hutchinson Joe thysman nfc east on the signature series Tahiti that's where that's where dutch variant vanderland is right Trying to get Tahiti Silver circles raider rookie sam williams nfc east to 125 minnesota buffalo nova scotia that'd be funny. Yeah, you could just go have like The viking or something go play in one of the cfl stadiums hollow donovan mcnav Middle nowhere. Yeah, like both cities.  He back up here. Come on Need low numbers aqua to two ninety nine mix in afc north Jaylon nailer to 125 raider rookie hollow auto nfc north chris olave orange to Uh, one ninety nine de force buckner afc south ryan robinson jr Plenty of parking in Antarctica. Yeah There's no way to get there afc south hollow robert woods Doing jags game at doe Campbell chris olave Hutchinson Purple godwin number 250 for the nfc south fronte Wyatt candy picket legendary logos Ruckert raided rookie aqua to two ninety nine for the nfc east Kobe Bryant raided rookie orange to one ninety nine nfc west jamo Hollow raided rookie afc south snoop connor remain johnson the second Silver circles raided rookie snoop connor afc south Blue to 179 jonathan allen nfc east trail on berks Hollow joe burrow afc north kyle phillips my house brady these are conma billy series pickins to 179 zeke blue to nfc east Come on gold vinyl come on gold vinyl true green true gold my house purdy nfc west nice one there christian watson Maybe it is bret another aqua olave to two ninety nine nfc south Brock purdy base I can't wait to hear shawn's trashless next friday night I'm looking forward to it. I'm sure it's going to be a heaping pile of garbage Pink velocity single terry to 79 afc east To 75 trevon walker raided rookie auto red afc south on card Bailey zappy Keeney got quandre digs aqua to two ninety nine nfc west ryan cook Hollow tj watt afc north The rookies sam howl nfc east on the howl Hollow baselli afc south retro steve young purple to 50 dk nfc west Desert ritter nfc south raided rookie Come on. Oh true green true green. There we go. It's a nice color. Let's see a big name Cameron jordan for the nfc south true green. This one's numbered three of five Stingley All right. There's good color Let's see a pickup here in a 99 red jail and waddle afc east sauce gardener I've seen like the first season in men's sum Jeremiah, but I haven't I haven't followed it closely. No ready rookie hollow trevon walker afc north That's the rumor scott and I wouldn't doubt if it ends up being true 392 99 Clyde everett's allair afc west on the aqua freeze hall raided rookie orange lamar jackson number two 199 afc north three equaling. Oh jesson herbert afc west. Oh really New upper deck set Come out a few days has all those from the castle letter. Kenny. Oh, I'm in Yeah, I know. Oh, no shorzy the rookies. Kenny pickings. Dang. Why no shorzy Doesn't be the ones I would want a shorzy and um, what's the other guy's name? orange jacoby mires afc east to 199 Diamond hands afc west keenan allen. It's been a while since I've watched letter. Kenny. I watched a lot. Um during the first Like quarantines Awkward at 299 nick chubb afc north. I watched a lot of stuff Yeah, I said is jonesy jonesy and shorzy Well, jonesy, shorzy, and gang Now i'm just thinking about the whole thing now 35 harrison smith nfc north The 35 and the lime green there orange jj watt nfc west to 199 orange Jonesy and riley. Yeah, jonesy riley and shorzy To 125 tide chandler rated rookie hollow auto nfc north I think florida's gonna win I don't care who wins, but I think florida's gonna win awkward at 299 dk nfc west By the way, what's up apollo nfc west kenneth walker Red rated rookie kenneth walker the third nfc west. It's a 99 nice card Hab store line 2.0 where they just get smoked in the finals by vegas. I'm under our same brown nfc north Black pandora lighted up damien pierce afc south It's pretty sick-looking it's 25. This is a very sick-looking Look at that thing somehow Gold in the black dude.  It's one of the cool-looking cards. I think I've ever seen in a chrome set To 79 fred Warner nfc west pink velocity Dude, it's so crazy apollo so crazy Hollow rated rookie garret wilson afc east So happy we could pull that to 179 alex high smith afc north Last box. Come on last box mojo here.  We love it. Didn't he have another one that he started and like sold? Yeah, um Awkward at 2.99 erin jones not dobel was it dobel? It may have been my show dobel I can't remember That's because it's solid doesn't matter legendary logos. Can you pick it? orange patrick queen number to 2 number to 199 for the afc north. Yeah, I might grab a bottle on my way to the uh Dude, one of my friends swore by for showing like in college and I was like, dude It is Blue to 179 jalen hurts nfc east I can't drink this anymore. Yeah For how much it costs. Yeah, that's the crazy part Nespresso no tequila 750 trayvon walker rated rookie pink velocity rps Nice one there afc south the pink and teal always looks cool Steve you got to send me your uh Your fortnight name rated rookie red to 99 afc south jelani woods damian pierce You got to send me your fortnight names, Steve hollow debon white nfc south Saul chrysalab a Is it literally Steve for really? That's actually awesome though Well, all right, then I'll just add you I don't have to write that down my house erin donald Hit you up tonight Yeah, I'll try to I'll try to hop on tonight real quick and add you No, there's no there's no chance. I'm playing.   There's no way because then it'll be like 5 a.m. And I'll let's go Why should I sleep now? I gotta roll into it too. Let's go one thing leads to another and that's Then like yeah, I fall asleep during the day driving my car like 11 a.m To 79 camera jordan nfc south You get it's all it's all cross-platform. I can play or whatever. Yeah Laramie tonsil black pandora Draft day legend laramie tonsil for the afc south here to 25 We got a gang on it now, dude. We like we have a good 8 to 10 people that play Cross-platform all three all three cross. It's all cross-platform the whole game. You can probably play mobile I think they got rid of mobile, but oh, yeah, they did get rid of so we'll circle to 125 dammerino afcs, which is good attack with that But we play no builds because yeah attack with that we just like to hop on and have fun Yeah, rookie, uh, holo akwonu nfc south You're on four right now polo watching breaks It's it's a good time. It's so much more fun than it was when it first came out Aqua one day off 299 raider rookie nfc east Build mode is way too sweaty. I I don't even literally I don't even go on it. I can't do it It's too difficult on console Raider rookie silver circles to 125 nfc south logan hall on the bank It could still get kind of sweaty too, but we we just play non-ranked Yeah, we literally play For camaraderie. I only play every now and then when nobody else is like playing but Like I will play if they're like we're playing. I'm like I'm in I'm in I gotta come talk trash to whoever's there. Exactly. Where's Jake? I'll talk trash to him Jake's pretty solid though. Is he? Yeah, it's pretty solid He's not like Dylan or Matt good, but pretty good. I would say better than me Probably like Kyle's level. Yeah All right, we got some uh decent rookies here.  Oh, I just grabbed what was top of it right there. That's my bad. Sorry, man I just grabbed what was there. I was like, ah, this is part of recap It's part of the recap. All right. Anyway, here we go.  It's all messed up Damian pierce jazz Matt corral NFC south rps drake london mythical short print kenneth walker the third rocket nfc west rated rookie green to 5 cameron jordan Oh, man, we're gonna get the whole chat. We're gonna have we're gonna have 100 people for our own game Send the gamertag We're gonna have enough people for our own game Gold lighted up drake london nfc south Blazers a ofc west patrick mahomes And super bowl downtown a ofc west terrell davis. Thanks again everybody moving on to personals


How to develop your best team members is a pretty tough challenge as a manager So if you're lucky enough to have one or more star performers on your team, how do you go about managing and developing them? I explain nine actions that you should be taking to get the most out of your best team members and to keep them in business for longer My name is Jess Coles and I've led and managed teams over 25 years in corporates and household names through to SMEs And I've had the pleasure of developing many great team members over the last 25 years contributing to several best team prizes If you're new to this channel, Enhance.training provides online business courses to help professionals, managers and business owners improve their performance. And if you like this video, please give it a thumbs up, subscribe and share it with friends Let's first talk about your goals as a manager for your best team members Here are four goals that always made sense to me First, to get the most value out of our best team members as possible Second, to keep them learning and developing, which I always felt was one of the best retention methods Thirdly, to keep them in the business, but not necessarily my team as long as possible And then fourth, to keep them happy. And you may of course have additional ones When you have talented people on your team, they can produce results that other team members struggle to deliver As a manager, it is great to have strong team members The downside is that every team and company want these talented individuals So they have a lot to choose from if they go looking Keep them in your company and team is a challenge By focusing on developing your best team members You are helping them deliver even more for you, the team and the business And you're increasing the chances that they will stay for longer This is a win-win-win situation for you, for them and the business So let's explore some other actions to help achieve this Giving your best team members new challenges regularly is hard work, but it is a must After all, the day job needs to be done and creating new opportunities can be challenging Particularly if your team or company is small Here are some ideas to help you Swap tasks or responsibilities between the team members Give them some of the work that you typically look after Give them project work to do assuming that it gives them learning opportunities Ask them to help you solve specific problems Give them goals to reach and then ask them to come up with how they're going to get there So this is a coaching and mentoring approach You could ask them to mentor and help other team members, i.e. create a buddy system or similar You could ask them to look after specific stakeholders in the wider business When you start thinking about all the activities and projects that you and the team are involved in You're probably going to come up with a lot of options The hard part is making those options a reality This will require you to organize the changes, speak to team members and stakeholders Make sure suitable training and handover happen and of course get buy-in for any changes from all the team members Making changes to work clothes and responsibilities can be great learning opportunities for all the new team members Not just your best team members Just remember everyone will have a different appetite for change and development In nearly every job we all work with teams and interact with a range of people Therefore building and maintaining good professional relationships is vital If you want to get promoted and move towards more senior positions Then your ability to form and manage good relationships is probably one of the most important skills you'll need For this reason the more help you are able to give your star performers in this area the better Develop your best team members by giving them plenty of opportunities to develop relationships with individuals throughout the business Cross-functional projects and teams are a great way of doing this Anything that gets them away from their desks and speaking to new people in a productive way is great So create opportunities to introduce them to other stakeholders and managers in the business and help them raise their profile As a manager the more responsibility and autonomy you give to your team The more they will learn and the less you will have to do Of course there is always a balancing act with each team member between being hands-off and providing enough support that they are learning and productive Generally speaking the stronger the team member the more autonomy one should give them You'll be making better use of their skills giving yourself more time to focus on other areas and keeping everyone happier Giving responsibility and autonomy doesn't mean that you leave that person unsupported If it's the first time doing a particular type of project or activity they will benefit from your guidance How you give support is important and will be your judgment call My suggestions are do Coach them. You know, I ask the right questions to get them thinking and solving the key problems But don't really give them the answers until they're really stuck Help them get the right resources in place point out the common pitfalls to watch out for Help to find the goal and how you and they will know when it has been reached Check up on them periodically ask if they need any help and if they are on track rather than grilling them for the detailed progress On the flip side don't give them instructions on how to get to the goal unless they ask for help I coach them first and tell them second if coaching doesn't work Don't leave them on their own until the day before the deadline and don't ignore requests for support or help And also don't leave the goal or outcome poorly defined another tip If staff members come to you for a decision on their area of responsibility Try not to provide one until the staff member has given you their decision on the matter first This encourages the team members to make the decisions and keep the responsibility themselves rather than hanging it back to you Giving autonomy and responsibility will free up a lot of your time and make the team more effective In most companies that i've worked in the good people tend to be passed more and more of the work Because they get it done and they do it well This can be great for the individuals to a point But once that point has been passed they have too much work and they are starting to struggle to do everything that has been asked of them Your job as a manager is to know when that point has been reached and to ensure that the individual is busy and productive But not overworked and this can be quite a hard balance to maintain Make the time to regularly check in on the workload of each person you manage But keep it extra on the workload of your best team members You do need to keep it to a manageable level to avoid the individuals burning out or getting unhappy If either occur your best performers may leave the company to go elsewhere, which is exactly what you don't want One of the best ways of developing your best team members Is to find out what they want to achieve in their careers or at least over the next few years You ask them Say that you want to build a development plan for the individual and knowing where they want to head to will make it a lot More useful for them Sit down with the individual and work out the types of activities projects and responsibilities That will help get the team member towards their goals Then work out a practical way of delivering some or all of these obviously within the constraints of the team and the company It is really important to be realistic and to give yourself some wiggle room You know business landscapes change and different requirements and pressures come up You need to anticipate some movement or changes to your plan So you must make sure you don't over promise and under deliver If you create a plan then individuals will be judging you and your ability to deliver your side of the bargain i.e. creating the opportunities set out in the plan Having a development plan and then you delivering against this plan Creates a lot of trust and appreciation from the recipient This is a really powerful retention tool and you get even more from the individual as their skills and experience are expanding So create a plan and make sure you deliver the opportunities on it I've found coaching and mentoring one of the most important investments manager can make in their team The more you put in to try to develop your team the more you get back from them And this helps you directly and it helps the company. Everyone is a winner Coaching is about getting the team member to think and take responsibility This means you don't provide the answers but you ask questions to prompt their thinking This is an important skill to develop and great to use for your high performing members of staff Do what you can to keep the responsibility and therefore the decisions with the team member Mentoring is about passing your knowledge and experience over to the team member You're the teacher and they're the learner This is really useful when the person just doesn't know what to do or is going down the wrong path Both coaching and mentoring are very useful to employ as a manager to get the best out of your team But don't expect results overnight But do expect the investment you make to pay back and then some over the months and years ahead Sometimes there are only so many development opportunities available within a business Because of this make sure you also look for suitable external development opportunities for your team members Some examples for you You know think about training courses to develop skills and knowledge That will help the team or the company directly as well as develop the individual You know, for example, if the individual is a future manager material Then any courses involving managing staff or building relationships with a wide range of stakeholders will be really useful Another option are coaching programs that offer bespoke learning for individuals and these can produce some really good results Another good option is to encourage your team members to read books and watch youtube videos on relevant subjects There are lots to be learned from both Just remember those skills need to be practiced. So what if you learn from the books videos? Make sure your team members practice Whatever you choose investigate and include external learning opportunities in your plans develop your best team members While you're developing your best team members, it's really important that you also look to develop the rest of your team too If you only focus on the best members of the team, you're likely to build resentment amongst the rest of the team And this really wouldn't help overall team performance Just remember everyone will learn at their own pace and want development at a pace that they are happy with and can manage So in a team you're going to have team members moving at different development speeds and requiring different levels of input to achieve this We do suggest putting more of your time and energy into developing the stronger performers Rather than the weak ones as this is likely to improve the overall team performance more But do provide development opportunities for all your team members A great way of consolidating the learning is asking team members to teach what they've learnt You could ask those that are strong in a particular area to teach the rest of the team This helps both the teacher and the students And finally being consistent and fair are both important disciplines as a manager I'll make your job easier and more enjoyable Developing your best team members should be a pleasure Investing in development of the best performers and the wider team will pay you back several times over in terms of team performance team ability team morale retention improvements and better team culture All of these reflect on you as the manager of the team So get confident and get good at developing your team and their skills Developing your team creates a win-win-win situation for you for them and for the business So enjoy coming up with new ways to develop your team members And if you like this video, please hit the thumbs up button below subscribe and hit the bell to get notified of our weekly video releases This really helps us produce more videos to help you And thanks very much for watching and I look forward to seeing you again soon


Welcome everybody got all those bugs out of the way for you. How many is that good? We're leaving Edmonton. We have one more crate left on my truck one more delivery And I've got to bring it to high prairie, Alberta, which is four hours from here. So I'm not gonna make it there before they close today So we're gonna deliver first thing in the morning and I was told to wait there for direction after I'm empty No idea where we're going from there yet Pre-delivery is done today. Check them with this head cut off trying to get it all done. Just didn't quite have enough Have enough daytime. Look at this guy's loading the back of his truck I really want to be behind this guy. I'll lose those boxes Anyway, yeah, so we got to go a little ways west of the city and we sort of take the route that you would take towards Grand Prairie And I'll go through White Cork and then stop there for a shower What's this guy want to do?  I'm gonna do that because his dodge is in the way here He would have if that dodge wouldn't have been there. Well, he's doing it anyway Nice truck though Silverado High Country. That is a classy truck And that's a minivan So I've got to admit I'm done with the bugs all the guts. They were fun at the beginning, you know made me feel all Excited for summer now.  They can stop Just covering I just cleaned this windshield not even half an hour ago And it's not even dusk yet But it is what it is. So there's a lot of campers flying around here.  It's just not like completely in stone yet, so they don't want to you know Reveal the big plan to me yet until they know for sure. I don't know. I don't know what goes on back there All I know is whatever comes through to my computer right there. It goes thing. You have a new message and then I have a new message An oversimplified way of how I get my instructions They'll tell me they'll give me an address on a place to go pick up a load I'll go pick up the load and they'll give me an address of where to bring it. So I'll bring it there. I Have a message Sent down from the gods Well, actually not sent down sent this way from over there sent I guess I'm west of them sent west From the load gods small G We're going to Mississippi. I Just got to drop off this one crate. Oh another message from them One second Okay, so I'm hearing I Know I'm probably whoa calm down calm. They like me So We're in high prairie Alberta We still haven't delivered this the next morning. I'm gonna quickly drop off this crate I have my whole trailers cleaned up and ready. I Have their crate right at the back of the trailer ready for them They're just light little crates I can push to the back like they're secured in the trailer and then when I get there I just I just push them right to the back at the tail So they can just quickly grab it with the forklift because they don't have docks.  We're gonna deliver Wednesday 8 a.m. And then We'll have a reload. I guess Wednesday or Thursday probably out of Georgia. I'm thinking And we'll see where we go from there, but we'll have a full week of legal work available to us 70 hours, so that'll work out just perfect Mississippi, that's awesome. That is awesome. Okay, let's go deliver this freight We're gonna end off this vlog after that and then we'll start tomorrow's vlog Where we begin our journey south Should be fun So my windshield was once again attacked yesterday evening Haven't had a chance to recovery yet Here we go absolutely Left right where that car is going over there Turn right then we turn left Stop we're gonna stop again We're gonna turn left Pulling this big long trailer behind me. It's kind of inconvenient sometimes, but I'm not gonna lie. It's a lot of fun Not for everyone else on the road Because I'm big I'm slow I get in the way But I'm having fun There we go, okay So this is a small town up here in I'd say north-central Alberta About halfway up towards the territories and you could definitely tell just by how much sunlight they get I know I talked about this a lot, but I find it fascinating how the daylight hours change. I Was outside at one in the morning taking diesel for a walk and this the sun had barely gone down It was just barely below the horizon. It was like twilight at one in the morning.   I mean this Manitoba I live there. So it's by default my favorite obviously, but just the southeast corner. I like the southeast corner I like all of Alberta topped bottom east to west Alberta's beautiful a lot of the things they believe here This is sort of like the Texas of Canada Naturally, I like it You are a good weasel Fantastic weasel the best weasel Absolutely.  Take a compliment man. Take a compliment Some of you have asked what the belly box is for That's to put more stuff in. It's a lot faster with two hands, but There she is right at the back ready for them. Oh, they're not she's all empty. This one's a little tight Holds it in place. We're ready to rock. So thanks for watching and hanging out with me everybody Tomorrow's another day. I hope to see you here. Don't forget to subscribe if you haven't already Anything to say diesel anything to add Anything at all? I'm a little shy man. Not a camera guy Anything you always smell fantastic. Thank you And that's a banana. I like bananas


Welcome back ladies and gentlemen to another Bitcoin daily video today We are speaking about how to buy Bitcoin without Actually having to buy Bitcoin itself, right? So that's what you probably clicked on this video for you want to know how to how to how to expose your portfolio to Bitcoin without buying Bitcoin itself, so that's what we're gonna talk about today before we jump into it Please make sure to hit that like and subscribe button just jump right in right so there is A good chance that you probably heard about Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies from you know family and friends And you probably you might even know somebody that have you know might have made some you know pretty good profits You know just owning crypto or maybe even creating crypto in their portfolio So, you know, it probably sparked your curiosity and now you're thinking about jumping in But maybe you don't want to take that risk of Buying a full Bitcoin and exposing you know going through all the hoops You have to jump through when trying to you know get into the crypto currency space as you know to buy Bitcoin You have to you know use some sort of wallet and you know You have to be on exchange and all this even though there are simpler ways nowadays to get into the Bitcoin investment but if you just don't want to You know Jump through those hoops and have to have a wallet and all that you don't want you don't care to learn for it You don't care to you know do any of that There there are ways to invest in Bitcoin and that's what we're gonna cover here today So the first thing is stocks with cryptocurrency or blockchain investments. Okay, let's cover this real quick a company that That was around that's been around and then all of a sudden changes its name and becomes a blockchain or cryptocurrency company after the 2017 surge in popularity of Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies. That's not the type of company. I'm talking about here, right? So I'm not talking about those companies like Riot or anything like that. So do not invest in those companies. Those companies are very sketchy to say the least But a smart way to play cryptocurrencies It's what stocks that could make lots of money if cryptocurrencies remain popular But will be just fine if they don't the first example One of my favorite stocks to invest in in the stock market that has exposure to crypto into Bitcoin is Square right so the ticker for square is sq And that's it's probably it's one of my favorite stocks to invest in that has exposure to To Bitcoin on square's cash app You can buy and sell Bitcoin making Bitcoin purchases as easy as swiping a few times on your mobile phone So it's very very easy Now square recently made a huge bet on Bitcoin CEO Jack Dorsey came out and announced a 50 million dollar Investment representing about 1% of the firm's total assets So that was huge that That is very very big and that's also part of the reason why Bitcoin's been going up in value as of recent Another company who recently made a big investment in Bitcoin was micro strategy Micro strategy invested about $400 million and it was reported that they've already made from that 400 million they've already made around a hundred million dollars return on that investment that they made right and And that's more than what they made in the past three years combined in sales, so They just made this investment in September. They've already made it got a return of around a hundred million or more So that's pretty crazy, right? So With Bitcoin so the reason these companies are good is because with Bitcoin's growing value There could be a big revenue stream available for these company Which will also increase their value and the value of their stocks, right? However, if Bitcoin were to drop for any reason Because these companies are already, you know Established and they're rapidly growing You know these companies will still continue to thrive. So regardless of how Bitcoin does They're they're still going to their established companies are gonna still they still have other avenues of revenue So those are two companies that that I recommend when investing in companies, you know that are invested in Bitcoin So those are two that I recommend to check out if you'd like Now Let's jump into ETS, right? so So then so All right, so let's jump into ETFs So the first ETF that we're gonna talk about is the Bitcoin investment trust, which is the ticker is GBTC So this is probably the closest thing to a Bitcoin ETF, right? That's in the market as of right now so the idea is that the trust takes investors money and Pulls it together to invest in Bitcoin, right? But here's the issue the shares trade at a massive premium compared to the amount of Value of Bitcoin that the trust actually has so that makes zero sense to me so my recommendation and in my opinion is To you're better off buying Bitcoin itself Then investing in a company and then investing in this particular ETF, this is an ETF that I've looked up and done research on in my opinion Go out and learn how to actually buy Bitcoin and figure that out Because you will be better off than investing in this company as a path to Get yourself Exposure to Bitcoin. So the next one we're gonna talk about here is blockchain ETFs So blockchain ETFs is similar to the idea of buying stocks of companies with cryptocurrency related investments But instead of just choosing one company you're investing in dozens of them So recently there have been a few blockchain ETFs or you know exchange-traded funds That have come to the market While they're relatively new these companies Invest in you know, basically what their ETF is Is made up of is of companies such as overstock.com Intel Cisco and Nvidia Square Just to name a few basically So these can this can definitely be a way to invest in cryptocurrency While simultaneously buying well-established businesses So that is another way of investing in Bitcoin and getting exposure to Bitcoin through blockchain ETFs now What you need to do though, but this is I I didn't look this one up What you need to do before putting your money into something like this. I've never done this You have to check what their fee structure is So you want to make sure that the fee structure to invest in these ETFs make sense Unlike the GBTC which charges anywhere between 20% to 100% premiums, you know for to have their ETFs So so make sure to do your own research on that All right, so the last but certainly not least is future contracts So this is pretty as this one's actually pretty close to buying actual cryptocurrencies But with obviously some notable differences Bitcoin futures are listed on the CME Group and on CBOE global markets And they're available through several other major online brokerages to retail investors So basically a future contracts the way it works It allows you to bet on the future price of a commodity or an asset by putting up Some money now known as the margin requirement, right? So for Bitcoin future the margin requirement vary depending on the exchange in your broker But they're generally around 40% range, right? So for a simplified example Let's say that Bitcoin was trading around $10,000 And you wanted to bet that the price was gonna go up between now and January, right? So you could buy future contracts by putting up $4,000 based on the 40% margin requirements And then you will own the Profits if Bitcoin rises and obviously if Bitcoin doesn't rise then you lose money Now if you want to bet against Bitcoin, you could also do that the same way You have to put up the same amount of money at 40% and then if the price falls then you profit Now to be clear, I do not recommend futures trading to novice investors or to Generally anyone who doesn't really understand and know how future contracts work So, you know, let that be clear futures market is very tricky I don't recommend it to anyone that doesn't understand it and doesn't understand trading people All right, so you definitely need a lot of expertise and experience in the futures trading market in order to trade Future contracts. All right, so the bottom line is There's definitely several ways to invest in Bitcoin and get exposure to your portfolio You know to Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies without actually buying them now some are a good idea Some should probably be avoided, right? I believe that the best way to get exposure in Bitcoin without actually buying Bitcoin is With well established growing companies that have other business functions as well, but in the end The best way to actually be exposed to all the lovely lovely profits that Bitcoin Rains and Gives drops Upon us is to actually buy Bitcoin


Part 5 of Five Months at Anzac by Joseph Livesley-Beeston This Liberox recording is in the public domain. Part 5. Ambulance Work Our bearers were doing splendid work. It was a long and dangerous carry, and a lot of them were wounded themselves. The metal part of the affair was that the casualty clearing station on the beach broke down and could not evacuate our wounded. This caused a block, and we had numbers of wounded on our hands. A block of a few hours can be dealt with, but when it is impossible to get cases away for 40 hours, the condition of the men is very miserable. However, we got the cooks going and had plenty of bobble and oxo, which we balled up with biscuits broken small. It made a very sustaining meal, but caused thirst, which was troublesome as it was particularly difficult to obtain water. Shelter from the sun, too, was hard to get. The day was exceedingly hot, and there were only a few trees about. As many as could be got into the shade were put there, but we had to keep moving them around to avoid the sun. Many of the cases were desperate, but they uttered not a word of complaint. They all seemed to understand that it was not our fault that they were kept there. As the cases were treated by us, they were taken down toward the beach and kept undercover as much as possible. At one time we had nearly 400 waiting for removal to the ship. Then came a message asking for more stretches to be sent to the firing line, where to be obtained. So we had to remove the wounded from those we had, lay them on the ground, and send the stretches up. Thank goodness we had plenty of morphia, and the hypodemic syringe relieved many who would otherwise have suffered great agony. Going through the cases, I found one man who had his arm shattered and a large wound in his chest. Amputation at the shoulder joint was the only way of saving his life. Major Clayton gave the anesthetic, and we got him through. Quite a number of girkers and Sikhs were among the wounded, and they all seemed to think that it was part of the game. Patients loomed large among their virtues.  One of the Turks was interrogated first by the Turkish interpreter with no result. The Frenchman then had a go on him, and still nothing could be got out of him. After these two had finished, Captain Jeffries went over to the man and said, Would you like a drink of water? He asked, please, was the reply. During one afternoon, after we had been in this place for three days, a battalion crossed the ground between us and the beach. This brought the Turkish gun's interaction immediately, and we got the time of our lives. We had reached a stage where we regarded ourselves as fair judges of decent shellfire, and could give an unbiased opinion on the point. But to paraphrase Kipling, what we knew before was popped to what we now had to swallow. The shells simply rained on us, shrapnel all the time, of course. Our tent was no protection, as it consisted simply of canvas, and the only thing to do was to keep under the banks as much as possible. We were jammed full of wounded in no time, men rushing into the gully one after another, and even a company of infantry tried to take shelter there. But that, of course, could not be allowed. We had our Geneva Cross flag up, and their coming only drew fire. In three quarters of an hour we had put through fifty-four cases. Many bearers were hit, and McGowan and Threlful of the first light-horse field ambulance were killed. Seven of our tent division was wounded. One man reported to me that he had been sent as a reinforcement, had been through Samoa, and had just arrived at Gallipoli. While he was speaking, he sunk quietly down without a sound. A bullet had come over my shoulder into his heart. That was another instance of the fortune of war. Many when were hit, either before they landed or soon after, while others could go months with never a scratch. From two till seven p.m. we dealt with 142 cases. This shelling lasted for an hour or more, and when subsided a party of men arrived with a message from divisional headquarters, they had been instructed to remove as many of the ambulances were alive. Headcourses, it seemed, had been watching the firing. We lost very little time in leaving, and for the night we dosed down in the scrub a mile further down the beach.  Our fervent prayer was that we had said goodbye to shells. The new position was very nice, it had been a farm. In fact, the player was still there, made of wood, no iron being used in its construction. Blackberries, olives, and wild thyme grew on the place, and also a kind of small melon. We did not eat any, we thought we were running enough risks already, but the cook used the thyme to flavour the bobble, and it was a nice addition. Not far from us something happened that was for all the world like an instantan, described by Zola and his debacle. When, during the bombardment before sedan, a man went on plowing in a field with a white horse, while an artillery duel continued over his head. Precisely the same thing occurred here, the only difference being that here a man persisted in looking after his cattle, while the guns were firing over his head. Walkley and Betts proved ingenious craftsmen. They secured two wheels left by the singling-core, and on this fastened a stretcher out of a lot of the web equipment lying about they made a set of harness. Two donkeys eventually waited from somewhere, and with this conveyance quite a lot of transport was done. Water and rations were carried as well, and the saving to our men was great. Goodness knows the bearers were already sufficiently worked, carrying wounded. The Bacanti did some splendid firing right into the trenches every time. With one shot amongst the dust and earth, a turk went up about thirty feet, arms and legs extended, his body revolving like a Catherine Whale. One saw plenty of limbs go up at different times, but this was the only time when I saw a man go aloft in extensive. It was while we were in this position that W. R. Henderson was hit. The bullet came through the tent, through another man's arm, and into Mr. Henderson. He was a serious loss to the ambulance, as since its inception he had had sole charge of everything connected with the supply of drugs and dressings, and I missed his services very much. We were now being kept very busy and had little time for rest, numbers of cases being brought down. Our table was made of four biscuit boxes on which were placed the stretchers. We had to be very sparing of water, as all had to be carried. The donkey conveyance was kept constantly employed. Whenever that party left we used to wonder whether they would return, for one part of the road was quite exposed to fire, but Betson Walkley both pulled through. One night I had just turned in at nine thirty when Captain Wilch came up to say that a brad casualty had come in, and so many came in afterwards that it was three o'clock in the following morning before I had finished operating. While in the middle of the work I looked up and found G. Anshaw holding the lantern. He belonged to the first field ambulance, but had come over to our side to give any assistance he could. He worked like a trojan. We still had our swim off the beach from this position. It will be a wonderful place for tourists after the war is over. For Australians particularly, it will have an unbounded interest. The trenches where the men fought will be visible for a long time, and there will be trophies to be picked up for years to come. All along the flatland by the beach there are sufficient bullets to start a lead factory. Then searching among the gullies will give good results. We came across the Turkish quartermaster's store. Any quantity of coats and boots and bully beef. The latter was much more palatable than ours. Our men had a novel way of fishing. They threw a bomb into the water, and the dead fish would either float or be caught or go to the bottom, in which case the water was so clear that they were easily seen. Wilson bought me too something like a mackerel that were delicious. As there was still a good deal of delay in getting the cases off, our tent was brought over from Canterbury gully and pitched on the beach, the cooks keeping the bobble and biscuits going. We could not maintain it there long however, as the Turks rifle fire was too heavy, so the evacuation was all done from Walker's Ridge about two miles away. The casualty clearing station here, the 16th, was a totally different proposition from the other one. Colonel Corkery was a commanding officer and knew his job. His command was exceedingly well administered, and there was no further occasion to fear any block in getting our wounded off. Among the men who came in to be dressed was one wounded in the leg. The injury was a pretty bad one, though the bone was not fractured. The leg being uncovered, the man set up to look at it. He exclaimed, He's a cook, I thought it was only a scratch. Our bearers did great work here. Sergeant Babba being in charge and the guiding spirit among them. Carabrie from Western Australia proved his worth in another manner. The fourth brigade was some distance up the gully and greatly in want of water. Carabrie seems to have had the knack of divining, for he selected a spot where the water was obtained after sinking. General Monash drew my attention to this, and Carabrie was recommended for the DCM. Early in August, soon after Colonel Manders was killed, I was promoted to his position as assistant director of medical services, or as it is usually written, ADMS. On this I relinquished command of the fourth field ambulance, and though I appreciated the honour of the promotion, yet I was sorry to leave the ambulance. We had been together so long and through so much, and every member of it was of such sterling worth, that when the order came for me to join headquarters, I must say that my joy was mingled with regret. Everyone, officers, non-commissioned officers and men, had all striven to do their level best and had succeeded. With one or two exceptions, it was our first experience on active service, but it all went through their work like veterans. General Godley, in whose division we were, told me how pleased he was with the work of the ambulance, and how proud he was to have them in his command. The honour list was quite sufficient to satisfy any man. We got one DSO, two DCMs, and sixteen mentioned in dispatchers. Many more deserved recognition, but then all can't get it. Major Meekle took charge, and I'm sure the same good work will be done under his command. Captain Dawson came over with me as DADMS. He had been adjutant from the start to the landing when he handed over to Captain Finn DSO, who was the dentist. Major Clayton had charge of C-section. Captain's Welsh, Jeffries and Kenny's were the officers in charge of the bearer divisions. Jeffries and Kenny were both wounded. Captain Beefin of Perth, Western Australia, was a specialist in eye and ear diseases. Mr Cosgrove was the quartermaster, and Mr Baber the warrant officer. Sergeant Baxter was the Sergeant Clark. To mention any of the men individually would be invidious. They were as fine a set of men as one could desire to command. In fact, the whole ambulance was a very happy family, all doing their bit and doing it well. On the 21st of August an attack was made on what was known as the W Hills, so named from their resemblance to that letter of the alphabet. Seated on a hill one had a splendid view of the battle. First the Australians went forward over some open ground at a slow double with bayonets fixed, not firing a shot. The Turks gave them shrapnel and rifle fire, but very few fell. They got right up to the first Turkish trench when all the occupants turned out and retired with more speed than elegance. Still our men went on, taking a few prisoners and getting close to the hills, over which they disappeared from my view. Next the battalion from Surfle came across as supports. The Turks mean mile had got the range to a nice city. The shrapnel was bursting neatly and low and spreading beautifully. It was the best Turkish shooting I had seen. The battalion was rather badly cut up, but a second body came across in more open order than the others and well under the control of their officers. They took advantage of cover and did not lose so many men. The fight was more like those one sees in the illustrated papers than any hither term. Shells bursting, men falling and bearers going out for the wounded. The position was gained and held, but there was plenty of work for the ambulance. There were very few horses on the peninsula and those few belonged to the artillery. But at the time I speak of, we had one attached to the New Zealand and Australian headquarters to be used by the dispatch rider. Anzac, the headquarters of General Birdwood was about two and a half miles away. And being a true Australian, the dispatch carrier declined to walk when he could ride, so he rode every day with dispatchers. Part of the journey had to be made across a position open to fire from Walker's Ridge. We used to watch for the man every day and make bets whether he would be hit. Directly he entered the fire zone. He started as if he were riding in the Melbourne Cup, sitting low in the saddle while the bullets kicked up dust all around him. One day the horse returned alone and everyone thought the man had been hit at last, but in about an hour's time he walked in. The saddle had slipped and he came off and rolled into a sap whence he made his way to us on foot. When going through the trenches it is not a disadvantage to be smaller stature. It is not good form to put one's head over the sandbags. The Turks invariably objected and even entered their protest against periscopes which are very small in size. Numbers of observers were cut about the face and a few lost their eyes through the mirror at the top being smashed by a bullet. On one occasion I was in a trench which the men were making deeper. A rise in the bottom of it just enabled me by standing on it to peer through the loophole. I'm commending the man for leaving this lump, he replied, that's a dead Turk, sir. Artillery Watching the field artillery firing is very interesting. I went one day with General Johnson of the New Zealand artillery to major stanchions' battery some distance out on the left and the observing stations reached through a long sap. It was quite close to the Turks trenches close enough to see the men's faces. All directions were given by telephone and an observer placed on another hill gave the result of the shot whether under over or to the right or left. Errors were corrected and the order to fire again given. The target, meanwhile, being quite out of sight of the battery commander. It was amusing to hear the heated arguments between the artillery and the infantry in which the latter frequently and vehemently observated that they could have taken the sanctuary place only our own artillery fired on them. They invariably supported these arguments by the production of pieces of shell which at blank in ear put their Australian adjective lights out. Of course, the denials of the artillery under these accusations were very emphatic but the production of the shell fragments was awkward evidence and it was hard to prove an alibi. The advent of the hospital ship Mahino resulted in a pleasant addition to our dietary as the officers sent ashore some butter, fresh bread and a case of apples. The butter was the first I had tasted for four and a half months. The Mahino belonged to the union company and had been fitted up as a hospital ship under the command of Colonel Collins. He was the essence of hospitality and the meal on board there was a dream. While we were a while along the beach for a swimwell afternoon the Turks began shelling our quarters. It had not happened previously and everyone thought we were out of range. The firing lasted for about an hour and a half. I fully expected that the whole place would be smashed. On the contrary, beyond a few mules and three men hit, nothing had happened and there was little in the ground to show the effects of the firing. I noticed the same with regard to the firing of the naval guns. They appeared to lift tons of earth but when one traversed the position later very little alteration could be detected. The Turks however started at night again and one shot almost buried me in my dugout. The number of transports that came in and out of Anzac while we were there was marvellous and a great tribute to the British navy. There was no question as to who was mistress of the sea. Occasionally we heard of one being torpedoed but considering the number constantly going to and fro those lost were hardly noticeable. The Southland was torpedoed while we were at Gallipoli and Major Millard who was on board told me that there was not the slightest confusion and only one life was lost. Turks as fighters. One cannot conclude these reminiscences without paying a tribute to Abdul as a fighting man. All I know about him is in his favour. We have heard all about his atrocities and his profidity and unspeakableness but the men we met fought fairly and squarely and as for atrocities it is always well to hear the other side of the question. At the beginning of the campaign it was commonly reported that the Turks mutilated our wounded. Now I believe that to be an unmitigated lie probably given a start by men who had never set foot in the peninsula or who if they did had taken an early opportunity of departure. We were in a position to know whether any mutilation had occurred and I certainly saw none. I believe that similar reports were existing among the Turks regarding us and I formed that opinion from the attitude and behaviour of one of the prisoners when I went to dress his wound. He uttered most piteous cries and his conduct led me to believe he thought he was to be ill treated. I have mentioned before the class to which most of the prisoners were. They were almost most grateful for any kindness shown them. As to their sense of fair play when the triumph was sunk they never fired on her though I understand it would have been quite allowable directly the men set foot on another warship. Again about a fortnight after the landing at Anzay we tried to land a force at Gabba Teep but had to retire and leave our wounded.  The third instance occurred on our left when we made the advance in August our ambulance was under a hill and the houses of battery took up position just in front. The Turk sent word either the ambulance or the battery would have to move otherwise they would be forced to fire on the ambulance. The shells we got on the beach could not be attributed to any disregard of the Red Cross for they could not see the flag and moreover the ordnance was next to us a thing utterly out of order but unavoidable under the circumstances. My career on the peninsula came to a close at the end of September when I fell ill and was put on the hospital ship. The same evening a very willing attack was put up by the Turk one had a good and most interesting view as one was in perfect safety. The bursting shells and the darkness were very picturesque. Prior to going off we had often discussed the pleasure of getting between sheets into a decent bed how one would curl up and enjoy it but my first night under those conditions was spent in tossing about without a wink of sleep. It was too quiet being accustomed to be lulled to sleep by this noise of six inch guns from a destroyer going over my dugout I could now hear a pin drop and it was far too quiet. We found we were to be sent to England while there was no place in which to get rid of Mediterranean fever. The treatment the people of England gave the Australians is handsome in the extreme they cannot do enough to make them comfortable Country houses are thrown open to the invalidated men perfect strangers though they are and all are welcome. Together with Major Courtney with whom I came over I was taken to Lockleys in Hartfordshire. Sir Evelyn and Lady de la Rue had a standing invitation at horse free road the Australian military quarters and six officers. We happened to be among the lucky ones to be included and the kindness I received from our host and hostess were remembered during the remainder of my life. End of Part 5 End of Five Months at Anzac by Joseph Lively-Beeston


Well, everybody's talking about Jill Rage tonight, the 2017 NCHA Ferturity Champion. I'm here with the owner, Billy Wolfe. Congratulations to you, Billy. Thank you. What does this win mean to you? Oh, I mean, I don't know if it's all sunk in yet. I mean, it means a lot. Very exciting. Now, you've got a really interesting story, because you're kind of brand new to cutting, aren't you? I'm very new. How on earth did you get into it?  And several years later, here we are. Several years later. Now, you guys know each other. You both have show pigs. That's your connection. Is that right? Our kids. Our kids did. And we were from the same town. Okay. Tell us how you found this horse. Well, Austin called me one day during the super stakes, and he had rode this horse and tried him, and he just told me, he said, hey, you know, if you've got a customer that's looking for a nice horse, he said, I don't want to leave Fort Worth without him. So, you know, Billy and I being really close friends, you know, you're kind of reluctant to just buy any horse. I mean, you want to make sure, because of our friendship, that it's the right horse.  So I called Billy and it was a done deal. So.  Is that right? That's true. Okay. Why so late in the program? Well, I mean, I put a lot of faith in Don, and he told me that Austin's the best. They don't need me around. I mean, you know, I enjoy watching it during the holidays.  You had faith in the knowledge that, you know, you would put under a good thing. Yes, ma'am. So what do you think you're cutting? What was it like to sit there tonight and watch that final and watch your horse? Well, I mean, it was very exciting in my mind.  I mean, to watch the horses and watch them.  I guess you must be wanting to pinch yourself, really, thinking how this would all come together tonight. Yes, ma'am. I mean, I'm involved in a lot of different stuff. We're involved in lots of different species. I may not have put my time in here, but I have in several other places. I know it takes a lot to get a good one. I mean, we're in a show-pick business. We put 60 on feet a year, and it takes a lot to get a good one. And I'm sure it's the same way here. I guess a lot of it goes to the good people around me and luck. So have you got any other involvement with horses in general? No, ma'am. So what are the plans now with this horse? You know, I don't know. We'll sit back, let all this soak in in a few days and talk about it and go from there. Maybe we better find him another one. It's going to be kind of hard to top this, so no, it's great to have great friends like Billy and great to have new people like him in the business, so very, very fortunate. Makes it exciting, and congratulations, what an awesome night for you. Thank you.


Welcome to the ITU Planetary Potentiary Conference 2018 here in Dubai in the United Arab Emirates, where I'm very pleased to be joining the studio today, Mr Yaroslav Ponda, who is the head of the ITU regional presence in Europe. Yaroslav, welcome to the studio. Thank you very much for your invitation. Now I'd like to start off by asking the theme for this year's Planetary Potentiary Conference is connecting the world together. How has the European region been making strides to get everyone connected over the last four years, since the ITU Planetary Potentiary Conference in Busan? In Europe region, we are working very closely with the membership and remaining guided by their priorities. We have developed a set of the regional initiatives which provide us the stable platform for getting the membership together and to discuss their priorities and the most important to develop the concrete actions which are advancing their challenges and their agendas. This includes a variety of different activities including the broadband development, cyber security, digital inclusion, also the innovation. We have prioritised recently the very new trend of the development of the 5G and implementation of this next generation networks across Europe. We are working hand in hand with all countries, member states and the private sector in order to make this happen, not only in the EU countries but also in the other countries which are just in the course of developing their strategies and taking a look how those new technologies can bridge digital divides still existing in the countries. There is no doubt that Europe is leading at the global level, the broadband arrays. Nevertheless, there is a lot of things which should be done in the field of the cyber security in building trust and confidence in use of the ICTs. This is the reason why we are setting up and helping the countries to set up the proper national cyber security strategies to equip them through the project implementation with the asserts and the computer incident response teams centres. We have just launched one this year in Cyprus which is the second one which we are implementing and we are holding the cyber drills where all these European communities from the west, south, east, north are coming together to build their capacities to be responsive and to provide a safe environment to the users. Of course, we are also not forgetting about the innovation. This is a key driver of the economic growth and there is a huge potential in the European industry to make sure that the properly set up systemic ICT centric ecosystem advances and help the nations and the ICT industry to be faster, to be more innovative and to be more impactful and to improve the life of the human beings. Perhaps you could tell us a little bit about ITU's plans for the next year in the European region. As I said, we are guided by the original initiatives so we have created the platforms for different work streams and different communities. We are very much attached to the work on the 5G currently developing and providing the platforms at the sub-regional level and to a little bit boost the initiatives related to the 5G in the same time building the capacities of those who are still catching up. For the next year also we are working on the issues related to the accessibility. This is one of the issues which Member States are positioned very high on their agendas to make sure that the ICT environment is affordable and accessible to all. Also for those people with disabilities which can really benefit on a daily basis from offering proposed by the ICTs. This year we will be holding the first ever accessible Europe event which is co-organised with the European Commission and which will bring the key stakeholders and community of the key leading institutions working on this subject in order to make sure that all websites in the European Union and European region are accessible. To make sure that mobile devices, mobile applications, whatever we are using of the ICTs technologies are accessible to everyone. Finally, do you have a message for participants here at the ITP conference and also to our wider audience as well on behalf of ITU in the European region? Absolutely. We have a very broad agenda for advancing ICTs and there is space for all stakeholders active in this area. Therefore, we are calling for the strong partnerships with all relevant institutions which can join the forces and to make sure that those who need the support and those who can make the change, they are in the right place to advance our joint agenda. Therefore, we are looking forward to all those who are working already with us to continue our journey but more importantly those who are still in the process of joining the ITU community and to considering joining us as soon as possible because there is no time to be lost. Thank you. I couldn't agree more. Thank you very much indeed for joining us in the studio today and we look forward to catching up with you over the next four years let's say at least. Thank you very much. Thank you.


The Earth is big, really big. In this section, we'll cover how we came to know just how big the Earth really is. In so doing, we'll build the first rung in the distance ladder that will take us across our galaxy. We'll begin our journey to the edges of the visible universe very close to home. Here I am in my backyard. This is where we'll begin to build the ladder that will take us to the stars. There's a post. If you want to know how far away it is, the simplest thing to do is to measure the distance with something like a tape measure. If we take a look at this one, it's two meters away. But what do you do if you want to measure something that you can't directly reach with something like a tape measure, like the rock on the other side of the water? For that, we do something called triangulation. Take a point. Measure an angle of 90 degrees. Step off a known amount, say three meters. Measure the angle from the second spot, 50 degrees. And triangulation gives us the distance 3.6 meters to that rock from that spot. That combination of direct measurement and angular measurement and triangulation we can triangulate everything there is on the planet Earth that you can see. Triangulation is mathematical. The only errors that are introduced are with the accuracy of the angle and baseline measurements. Although tape measures and protractors work okay in the backyard, they are rather crude instruments. They don't scale well to distances beyond the backyard. If we use more accurate instruments, triangulation can take us a long way. A protractor can give you an estimated angle to the granularity of a degree. A circle has 360 degrees. For greater accuracy, we break a degree up into 60 arc minutes. And each arc minute is broken up into 60 arc seconds. This gives us 3,600 seconds of arc in every single degree. Here we see a theodolite. It's a surveyor's instrument that measures angles down to a second of arc. Using industrial instruments like these, we can answer questions like, how wide is the Grand Canyon? And how high is Mount Everest? In 1902, an extended survey of the Grand Canyon was conducted. The survey found that the Grand Canyon is 446 kilometers long and up to 29 kilometers wide. In 1856, the Great Triangulation Survey of India established the first published height of Everest at 8,840 meters.


This is grandpa's fire fork. This you use when you grill over open fire, just like we do. You just take a stick from the ground, so no need to cut french benches. You put it in here. Take out of the safety cap.  Like that, over open fire.  Looks like this. You take out the legs, close it, and you have two heights. One and two, depends what you want to grill. And it's soon lunch time, so we will grill some vegetables. And you put the stick, you just take a normal stick from the ground, put it in here, like that, and you can start to grill. If you want to grill something else, you can also open it up, lock it with the legs, like that, and put it between two rocks. This fire grill also fits in our meal kit. Put it together and in the kit. And with the grandpa's fire fork, it's a single length of wire. And you can adjust it, so it fits different thickness of sticks. But I think the lunch is ready, and I'm starving, so now we go for some lunch.