It's at 8 o'clock in the Station House Hotel down at Lower Main Street and everyone's welcome so if you'd like to just find out more about what's going on with them they're always looking for volunteers and people to help out or just you want to find out you know the work that they do and what's happening in the community well that's a great place to start. Let a Kenny Toddy Towns committee this Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Speaking of volunteering and great places to start well the new census data shows the importance of how a diverse group of volunteers reflect or is reflective I suppose of our communities here in Donegal 14% of the county's population that's almost 23,000 people we're volunteering because this was in the the census of 2022. John Curran is Donegal Volunteer Centre Manager and joins me now in the studio. Those figures seem to be good to me. They are John it's fantastic and it's wonderful for us as an organization and as a society to be able to track that and tell how many people are volunteering and just how healthy it is. That's why it was important to get a question into the census. People probably won't be aware but it is very difficult to get a question into the census and it takes an awful lot of work and the last one in volunteering was in 2006 and we had a long campaign to get it back in and get the wording changed around so we were able to capture a little bit more information but it's wonderful for us to have that now. What was the most popular sector for volunteering? Sport. It's always the way that you know people are getting involved and the pride of the parish and the GA clubs and the soccer clubs and badminton clubs and cricket clubs and all sorts of clubs. Sometimes I feel that people that do that they don't see it as voluntary what it is. That's it and we find that an awful lot and we do an awards every year and we try to target those people who don't see themselves as volunteers. You see themselves as just giving a hand or this is what I do but ultimately without those people going out helping out with the under eights training or the under twelves or helping make the tee after the park run or whatever the case may be we wouldn't be able to have those sort of community moments where people get to come together and celebrate. Aside from sport what are other areas are a lot of volunteers needed in? Yes so volunteers are needed everywhere and we have a particular focus for this year looking at committees and looking at people getting involved in the leadership of community. So people who would have maybe a certain skill set? It is but we've yet to find people who don't have any skill set so we'll find something for everybody but we do want I suppose for this year to take a look at that but generally within the volunteering community out there you've got people involved in sports people involved in local community activities so that's you know running the hall and running the meals and wheels and all of those things and delivering the meals and wheels and making the tee and all those bits in between with people then getting involved in religion or religious organizations as volunteers because we all know that people take care of the church or they take care of the tees after funerals or they take care of the altar and the flowers and that's a massive part and people might not see that as volunteering but they're giving of their time for the benefit of others now they get the spiritual reward of doing that if they're doing it in that religious context but they're giving of their time to help others and it's just it's wonderful to see. Even right the way through to political organizations? Yeah we have you know you wouldn't just it wouldn't come on my radar anyhow when it comes to volunteering but if you think about it and six months time we'll have people knocking well probably five months time we'll have people knocking doors all over the constituency all over the county and those people are all volunteers they go out they put on a badge or they put on a hives or whatever the case may be and they knock on your doors for a cause that they believe in and it's just wonderful to see that spurred in without people giving of themselves we wouldn't live in a community and ultimately all of these things come down to us all wanting to live in a community that's happy and healthy and functioning and volunteering is the core of that. Yeah it's vital. At what age would it be more retired people or more younger people who are more willing to give of their time? I suppose it comes down to availability we find that younger people can probably more energetic teenage-ish have time to be volunteering and doing stuff and then older people have time to be doing stuff for volunteering but strangely within the volunteer center within the center that I work in we are that activation piece for people coming in new to volunteering so our average volunteers are under 35 female and not from here so that's our average volunteer coming in to the Donegal volunteer center specifically. Under 35 female and not originally from here. Not originally from here is our average volunteer but we're creating those leaders of the future so we're creating the people that will you know chair the the parent and toddler group in years to come and will be involved in the community hall or the parish development or whatever it is in years to come because they have to start somewhere and they have to get in and get involved and feel that sense of community because ultimately I suppose we all have we all have that we all want to feel part of something and we want that social experience and that social interaction that volunteering gives. And a lot of what volunteers are doing or keeping going are things that we take for granted you know a tidy town or you know a clean chapel or whatever it is. Entirely we'll all notice that the town isn't tidy but we don't necessarily notice that on a Sunday morning you know if you take letter Kenny here is the example and you mentioned their AGM coming up next week um letter Kenny tidy towns they do phenomenal work on a Sunday morning Neil Blockley and a crew of volunteers from all over the world. I've seen them out in action yeah. Come out on a Sunday morning here in letter Kenny and Ruth Mullen it's a Wednesday morning they do uh one crana I think is a Sunday morning you know a Saturday morning in one crana and these are all people who are giving to make us all live in a better in a nicer community in a better community and definitely we all we don't necessarily notice the results but we notice the absence and if we took if those 14,000 people um or sorry 23,000 people that are volunteering actively and then we all stopped tomorrow. Then we would notice the difference. Well we'd notice the kids would be running around the house full of energy. There'd be no youth clubs there'd be no wheels and wheels there'd be no active age all of these things would grind to halt. Interestingly the census showed that around the country volunteering levels are actually similar across ethnic groups. They are they're slightly higher for newer people coming in or for newer communities but they are similar and there's just not everybody's going to be I suppose volunteering and giving but it's probably a worldwide thing that people there's a certain cohort of people who feel that need to give or that social connection and the benefit they get out of it. I was just going to say that the benefit that they get out of it because it plays a great role I suppose in helping people to integrate into a country. It does it helps showcase and it helps show and get connections for people as well. You know ultimately we all want to live in that with that sense of community and it is volunteering that creates that. If we take it we ask people why they want to volunteer is one of our questions and it's just to look at their motivation and stuff like that and generally it comes down to one of three things it's social interaction so I'm new to Donegal or Newt Letter Kenny or New to Terminal or New to Fan it or whatever it is I want to create a connection with people. Skills development so I need to either I need retail experience or I need customer service experience I need interactions with people. You can learn new skills. You can massively you get to demonstrate leadership you get to demonstrate planning and delivery all of those things all come out of the work that you're doing and you won't necessarily notice it because at the end of the week there isn't a paycheck to it. No I know but also if you're retired and newly retired you get to carry on maybe some of the skills that you get to use some of the skills that you you've practised over a career. And you get to give back to those who have given to you we had a campaign we did with DLDC last year and the day centres in Donegal and it's still running if there's anybody interested we were looking for volunteers to help out with day centre committees and our tagline for it was to be part of your community story because that is helping out older generations who ultimately would have been the people helping out if you imagine now when you were young yourself and you were at a GA training you know you don't remember getting wet you don't remember getting battered about for the ball or a hurl or whatever it was you remember the feeling you remember the the the coach saying Jace John Fairplay DEE you played well today and that stays with you and I suppose as people develop through the generations it's important that we give that to the younger generations and then we're part of that community story going for and we're positive role models we are and we're showing what it is to be part of community. There's still a lot of organisations that are struggling I mean we have that the headline figure here in Donegal of almost 23,000 but there's still a lot of organisations struggling to get volunteers. There are there's always a need for new volunteers there's always a need for people to step up and do their bits and volunteering has changed people have a fear that you know if I put my hand up at a meeting and I volunteer for something that's me for the next 30 years I'm in charge of the youth club or I'm in charge of Ingo over the past five or ten years it's become very task focused so you volunteer for the bit you're doing and there's the shape around it we would suggest that people would volunteer for between two and four hours a week so any less than two hours by the time you have a cup of tea and take off your coat it's time to go again any more than anything well the way we put it is anything that involves a lunch breaks a job you know so four hours two to four hours is perfect doable yeah it is and everybody has that amount of time to give maybe not every week but over time they could they can like we have 110 live roles on our website at the moment so if people go to volunteer at Donegal.ie there's a choice of 110 different things right across the county that you can do and you know that you can get involved in your community everything from helping to steward the St Patrick's Day parade to being on the committee or being on the on the board of some organization and everything in between and we act as that introduction piece so if people are kind of hesitant they're not sure what they want to do maybe they want to talk about it and explore what their options are we'll help them do that and figure out what route would work for them to get involved well that's certainly plenty of choice and it's out of things more than ever just go to the website volunteer at Donegal.ie volunteer at Donegal.ie yeah okay and take it from there uh thanks John very illuminating thanks to my and John Courant from the Donegal Volunteer Center appreciate it enter the virgin unbelievable value


What's up navigation traders? I want to show you a trade example that we're doing in XRT So we've currently got this adjusted strangle on in XRT. It's in the March cycle, which currently has 17 days left to expiration So remember once we get under that 21 days to expiration The risk or the gamma starts to accelerate so on these uncovered or naked option positions We want to roll those out to the next expiration cycle to extend that duration and minimize our risk So that's what we're gonna do here. The other factor to look at is if we look at the chart You can see the IV percentiles at 96 IV rank at 46. So IV is very high So the thought process is if we didn't have a current position on an XRT Would we be adding a new one and the answer is yes Look liquid options high implied volatility a great candidate to to have a position on in a short strangle or some type of Short premium position. So the other thing we want to look at is this is an adjusted strangle and If you look at just the call side What you'll see is all the almost all the premium is out of that So if this if this XRT continues to move lower those calls aren't really benefiting us much So we would want to look to roll these down anyway, and in this case since we're rolling out to April We can do it all in one transaction. So let me show you how to do that. So we're simply going to highlight The trade right-click. Oops Highlight the trade right-click Create rolling order Sell the double diagonal again Don't pay attention to the fact that it calls it a double diagonal. We're essentially just closing out the current position Rolling it out to the next monthly cycle, which in this case is the April 20th cycle And then remember the other thing we want to do is the calls that are currently at 48 We want to roll those down to about the 46. That's gonna allow us to collect more credit It's going to give us the ability to to add some premium to these calls since these are already Basically dead. We've already gained as much profit out of those basically as we possibly can So we want to roll the calls from 48 to 46 Okay, so remember the current position we're closing out the 46 puts in the 48 calls and we're re-entering in the in the next cycle and at the short 46 calls and for short 46 puts So we're essentially rolling out to the next expiration cycle and we're rolling the calls down to strikes and by doing this It gives us a credit of about a hundred and Pregate filled about 158 If we if we move this back to the 48 where originally was now look, you know, we collect a much smaller credit So by rolling these calls down Out, you know out to the next cycle, but also down to the 46 strike. It's giving us a much bigger credit So when we do go to close this trade, we're gonna benefit from that assuming price Plays nice and stays in our range So I hope that helps. I'm gonna go ahead and get filled on this and we'll see you in the next lesson If you'd like to learn more about how we've taught over 10,000 members how to trade options for consistent income Just go to our site navigation trading comm click on the big orange button And we'll give you immediate access to our flagship course Trading options for income will also give you the navigation trading implied volatility indicator that you see on our charts Along with the watch list that we use to trade the most profitable symbols day in and day out All this is yours. No cost. Just go to our site navigation trading comm and we look forward to seeing you on the inside


Item number SCP-498 Object Class Safe Special Containment Procedures SCP-498 is to be contained within a soundproof bunker beneath site ██, with a minimum of two attending Foundation security officers properly equipped with noise-canceling headphones in addition to standard-issue equipment. The bunker is to be soundproofed to noise-cancel a minimum of 95% of outgoing soundwaves. A fully automated mechanical arm is to be used to reset SCP-498. Secondary containment procedure. In the event of failure, two Class D personnel are to be locked inside with an appropriate amount of rations. They are to be informed fully of its effects and to alternate shifts sleeping and resetting SCP-498 until the failure is repaired. Security footage stands audio of the chamber as it is monitored at all times. Any incident I-498-B in the event of failure and on-site Foundation security officer is to be sent in to manually reset until such a time automated safety procedures can be reinstated. Description SCP-498 appears to be a Co-Way brand RT-800 electronic alarm clock with yellow LED display set to the US Central Time Zone. When heard by a subject, the alarm has been seen to induce a state of increased alertness until reset. This effect prevents restful sleep in SCP-498's vicinity, although micro-naps are possible. Other than the snooze button and the display, none of the other functions on a device appear operational. Notably, the device continues to display time and require resetting even when not connected to a power source. Experts to dismantle SCP-498 have not been successful in preventing it from activating, nor have they determined how it operates without an obvious power source. Every eleven minutes the clock's alarm goes off, gradually increasing in volume. Testing reveals the starting alarm plays at thirty decibels, increasing four decibels every ten seconds the snooze button is not depressed. There have been no evidence that this process will ever stop. The loudest recorded level exceeded ██ decibels before reset was achieved. The sound waves produced have been seen to damage nearby structures, cause internal bleeding and are theorized to potentially cause seismic activity. Addendum 498-A, containment protocol updated. See Incident Report I-498-B. Incident Report I-498-B. Due to a malfunction in the automated mechanical arm, secondary containment procedures were activated. Two D-class personnel were utilized until a replacement arm could be manufactured and deployed. D-4112 and D-4113 were in day three of their containment procedure, and post-incident indicates severe sleep deprivation and stress due to prolonged exposure to SCP-498. The two D-class were observed conversing during this time, although lip reading proved to be ineffective in determining the nature of the conversation. At 10.4506 PM, D-4113 was observed depressing the snooze button on the device. At 10.6-39 PM, D-4112 begins to become noticeably and increasingly agitated, gesturing towards SCP-498 and D-4113. 10.5704 PM, D-4113 is seen becoming more and more aggressive. D-4112 appears to be attempting to reason with him. 10.5750 PM, D-4112 attempts to reach for the device. D-4113 pushes D-4112 away. At this time, the attending security officer knows the situation and be a closed-circuit camera. 10.5823 PM, SCP-498 has still not been reset.  Security officer ██████ Wilson enters the bunker without noise-canceling headphones, a violation of containment protocol. 10.5853 PM, Officer Wilson appears to be arguing with the 2D class, presumably ordering them to reset the device. 10.5908 PM, D-4112 again attempts to reach SCP-498, at which point he is struck by D-4113 and incapacitated. 10.5912 PM, Officer Wilson draws the baton and engages D-4113. Note, D-4113 was convicted of murdering his CO and several fellow soldiers during a tour of duty in Iraq. 10.5924 PM, D-4113 wrestles the baton from Officer Wilson, subsequently subduing him. Security officer ██████ Thomas entered at this point, equipped with headphones and his sidearm. 10.5929 PM, Officer Thomas draws his sidearm and fires twice, missing both time before D-4113 closes the distance between them. A scuffle ensues. 10.5946 PM, Officer Thomas' headphones are knocked away, both personnel are exhibiting severe pain at this point, presumably due to SCP-498. Water footage vibrating due to acoustic stress. 11.002 PM, Officer Thomas manages to put distance between himself and D-4113 and fire his sidearm. D-4113 is terminated. Officer Thomas stumbles from the bunker, sealing SCP-498 and the occupants inside. Despite ruptured eardrums, he managed to activate the containment breach emergency switch before passing out. 11.0156 PM, Camera fails due to acoustic stress. 11.2558 PM, due to an unrelated simultaneous breach at site. Containment teams arrived nearly 25 minutes after the alarm was activated. Upon arriving at the scene, it was discovered that D-4112 had at some point crawled himself to SCP-498 and activated the snooze reset. He was found repeatedly depressing the button, despite suffering from burst eardrums and internal bleeding. After action report, new containment protocol initiated. Both security officers ██████ Wilson and ██████ Thomas were diagnosed with eardrum rupture, resulting in deafness. Officer Wilson treated for severe internal bleeding, both reassigned. D-4112 was treated for severe internal bleeding, commended for preventing a potentially catastrophic containment breach and successfully terminated at the end of the month.


my new love he's got the intellect yes he's got the mind of hey there so hello and welcome to episode three I promise that we were going to do a little bit of solid works stuff today so let me just go ahead and open that up and I brought some parts from the last bag that we filled so let's just dive right into it the first thing I'm going to do actually is let me close that and make a folder for all the Monroe F parts okay so I can save everything in there so the easiest part to model is a washer so I'm going to take the the rather the larger washer and model that so I'm just going to create a new part okay and we get this basically blank screen so the first thing that we need to do is sketch out the base of the washer so what I'm going to do is I'm going to open a sketch and the first time you open a sketch it asks see what plane do you want to draw that sketch on I always like to choose the top plane so I'm looking down on the part okay so I'm just going to measure the washer with a with my calipers so it says point five oh five inches it's probably you know actually half an inch but I'll just go with point five oh five so I'm going to select my circle tool and I get two different circle types one I can specify the center point and then the radius and the other I can specify three points and it'll draw a circle so I'm just going to use the center circle so I'm going to snap to the central point click and draw out a circle it doesn't matter how big it's going to be because now I'm going to go to the smart dimension tool and I'm going to click on the circle and I'm going to tell it what its diameter is and it was 0.505 inches my my solid works is set up by default in inches and set up by default to display three digits of precision if you don't know how to do that check on the web anyway that's it that's my base so now I can exit the sketch okay so I've got this circle so now the next thing I'm going to do is go to features and I'm going to extrude that sketch so basically I'm going to give it a third dimension so basically on the left side it's asking me how thick do I want that washer and I'm going to measure the washer thickness and this says 0.064 inches so I'm just going to select here 0.064 inches and the type is basically blind I'm not actually going up to a particular vertex or a surface I'm just you know saying blindly extrude this this to 0.064 so I'm going to click the check mark and there it is so now I think it's alt that I press yeah so sometimes it's a little hard to remember all the various keystrokes so so there's the the basic shape of the washer obviously it doesn't have a hole in it so what I'm going to do is I'm going to put a hole in it so I'm going to here is my view orientation so I'm going to look down at the top there we go and I'm going to draw another sketch and it asks me to select a plane or a face or an existing sketch so I'm just going to select this this plane I could always open up this little thing and say you know what plane I actually want on it but in this case I can just click on that plane so now I've clicked on the plane so basically I'm drawing on the top side of the the big extruded circle I'm going to select my other circle tool I'm going to draw it out doesn't matter how far and then I'm going to select the dimensioning tool and dimension that circle so now I have to find out with my calibers how big the inner hole is and my calibers say it's point one six five yeah point one six five so point one six five done so I exit the sketch and remember sketches are always two-dimensional things so of course if I look at this basically that circle is simply drawn on the little blank that I've got here so now what I've got to do is I've got to make this circle cut through the entire thing which is another feature and I'm going to select extruded cut which basically means I'm going to take my circle and extrude it just like I extruded the base except this time it's going to cut and basically I'm telling it to cut blind I can't I don't want to cut blind because then I have to specify how far I want to cut down instead what I'm going to do is I'm simply going to say cut through all okay and that basically means I start from here and cut downwards through all you can actually change the direction that it's going to cut or you can say through all in both directions and then it'll cut in both directions but in this case I'm just going to select well okay through all both hit okay cannot locate end of feature well that's nice so let me stop that and start over with sometimes honestly solidworks does a bunch of things that make no sense to me so there it is through all hit okay and there it is I've got a washer and that's it that's all there is to modeling a washer or modeling this particular washer so I'm going to save as so I get to specify see where's my folder here we go one row F parts so I got to give it a name so I'm just going to say that it's a washer from bag 5 big washer from bag 5 at this point I don't really know what to call it you know I would give it a part number but right now I haven't really designated which part is which so I can do that later so I'm just going to call it that I'm going to save it and I'm done so now if I wanted to I could export it into different properties into different formats so I would do another save as and then I can select any one of these STL as I explained before is good for 3d printing 3d printers basically use STL the only problem with STL of course is that it's made out of triangles and the sides of the triangles are flat which means you can't do arcs all is not lost however because if you do click STL you can click on options and then you can you can see what the tolerance of the parts are going to be so this so basically we're seeing that for course resolution the tolerance is point zero zero zero eight which is basically about a foul and that basically means that any point on the circle any point on the actual part the the STL version is going to be no more than a little less than a thou off of the actual circle you may not want that you may want fine which gives you three tenths of a thou or you can select custom and of course the more the more triangles you have the better your tolerance so for example if I go to course I have 248 triangles with only 70k if I go to fine of course fine I get about 50% more triangles a little over 50% and obviously the more complicated the part the more triangles you'll need and some 3d printers like for example shapeways has a limitation on the number of triangles and the size of the file so so I'm not going to output that at this point there are a couple of other three-dimensional file formats that are fairly common one is IGS and one is step the only 3d printers that I've really seen take STL because that is a very easy to understand file format especially when it's an ASCII step and IG s are kind of more professionally type for formats so so now in terms of like drawings you don't select any of those you don't really need to you can you can actually turn this into a drawing and the way you do that is you simply go to file I think it's file make drawing from part so what that's going to do is you can select a template normally you would have just drawing I've drawn I've drawn my own template which has a little Creative Commons logo on it so I can hit okay and basically this is the sheet that you get and then you get to specify what view of drawing you want so you can select a 3d drawing or a top drawing so let's just drag a top drawing on here and then if you move the mouse around you can draw perpendicular versions so there is that and you can actually draw three-dimensional versions just to show what it would look like so I can click on that and that's all I want so I'm going to hit escape and there I have three versions three views this three-dimensional view is really only good for showing you what the final part is supposed to look like the other drawings the other views are good for actually manufacturing this thing so what you would do is you would dimension all of these things using the smart dimension tool you can just say you know there's that dimension there's that dimension there is that dimension and you're basically done aside from specifying your tolerances like plus or minus point zero zero one and aside from specifying the material and the type of finish you know whether it can be smooth or how rough it can be any machine shop should be able to take this drawing and turn this into an actual part so that's what would happen if you didn't go the 3d printing route with 3d printing you don't need this this drawing at all with 3d printing the file is enough but obviously if you want to see what the measurements are on the actual part you would use a drawing I'm not going to do drawings for this thing I'm just going to keep everything in solid works format so let me just go ahead and close this and not save it so there we go there is a washer so there's another washer so I'm simply going to open new make a new part okay so this washer is the really thin one that I found so what I'm going to do is again I'm going to start with a sketch on the top plane I'm going to start with the outer outline of the washer and let me measure that and the washer is point six two five all right which is nicely five eighths of an inch so I can simply say like for example five eighths and of course it'll compute point six two five so that's done now I will extrude it and the thin washer in this case is looks like point zero zero six you know point zero zero six point zero zero seven what's called point zero zero seven is fluctuating between those two so I'm going to oops cat my cat is is nudging my mouse button so I'm going to extrude this and I'm going to tell it that it's 0.07 inches blind okay that's pretty thin okay and now I'm going to look at the top okay and now I just need to sketch the inside select that face go grab a circle centered at the origin and now what I need to do is measure the inside diameter using my calipers and I get point three eighty six so I'm going to dimension that circle to 0.386 hit okay exit the sketch select that feature extruded cut and through all click yes and I can use alt to show you that that is our really thin washer so now I will simply save it as the thin washer so washer from bag 5 good enough for now so yeah so naming is so naming the files basically names the part itself so this part as far as solid works is concerned is called thin washer from bag 5 which could be a problem when I try to make an assembly and what an assembly is it's a special type of solid works drawing which sort of imports several other part files and then puts them together in relation to each other so you could say have a shaft and a washer and a screw and you can put the washer on the shaft and then you can put the screw on the shaft itself as well you can put gears on it you can put levers on it you can rotate the levers and so on but they're all in relation to each other the problem is that the the parts are all named after their file names essentially and if you want to rename those files you basically have to go into all the assemblies and rename those as well and there's there's actually I think a tool a free tool that you can download that actually does that for you which is quite convenient because it's extremely messy okay let's try another part this part is the standoff with it with a slot on one end and a threaded bit on the other so this will involve something slightly more complicated than a washer so I'm going to create a new part file okay and so I'm looking at it and it's basically a very long cylinder so we'll start out with a cylinder kind of like a washer I'm going to measure the outer diameter which has 0.252 yeah it's probably a quarter of an inch but I'll go with that actual measurement 0.252 so I will start a sketch on the top plane draw a circle snap the center to the origin and dimension it to 0.252 in diameter and exit the sketch now I will extrude it so how far do I extrude it well let me go ahead and measure of the length of the cylinder it says 1.215 1.216 1.215 all right so I will extrude it 1.215 inches blind okay now I can scroll using the scroll wheel so okay so that's what our part looks like right now so there it is now what we need to do is on the end we need to put the threaded bit now I said earlier that we don't actually put threads and parts because you know that would be like for example a it would just be an annotation on the diagram but the thing you have to know of course is the outer diameter of those threads so I'm just going to measure that okay now it says 0.137 now I know that these threads are of a certain measurement I think these are like number five something or other maybe I think they're 540s I think I decided and there is a a standard blank outer diameter that you would use and then you would you would use a die of the right threadedness to put your threads into but I'm just going to go with the outer diameter as I measure this so it says 0.137 inches so I'm going to look down at this part from the top okay that's the top I'm going to sketch on top of that select the face use a circle centered at the origin I'm going to smart dimension this to what did I say 0.134 I think 0.137 0.137 hit okay exit the sketch and now I will extrude that so let me just scroll out a little bit so by default it's choosing how much it was before but let me measure the size of the threaded portion and it says 0.315 so I'm simply going to say 0.315 blind and there we go hit okay and basically we've got our two pieces so basically this this standoff is two cylinders attached to each other again if you drew it you would you would draw one view like this and you would give the diameter of this section and you would give the diameter of this section and then you would give the length of this section and the length of this section and then of course the material the finish the tolerance so one thing that we haven't done at this point is put the slot at the end that's kind of an important feature to have because if you don't put a slot in there you're stuck with hand tightening this thing so to put a slot in the end basically means that you're going to kind of use a kind of like a cutting tool so let me rotate this so that we're looking at the bottom actually let me use the orientation so there is the bottom okay and what I like to do sometimes is just rotate it to make sure I'm looking at the right view that I want so what I want to do is draw a rectangle right across here and I want it to be of course bigger than the cylinder because it's going to act as a kind of a cutting tool and I'm going to sort of measure this a little bit by eye because I don't actually have any fueler gauges yet but I'm going to use the calipers which says that the slot is about 0.036 wide so what I'm going to do is I'm going to again sketch on this plane this time I'm going to choose the rectangle tool and there's a center rectangle so that's kind of convenient because I want the rectangle to be centered at the origin and then I'm going to bring it out past the ends okay now I have to dimension it so I take my smart dimension tool and I dimension this side which was supposed to be let me just measure it again 0.034 so let's say it's 0.034 okay now you notice that these sides here have turned black which means that they have been constrained completely so their distance is now specified these sides however are still in blue because I haven't specified how wide this is I've just said oh well it's wider than the circle so since I don't really care how wide it is I'm okay with how wide it is right now so I'm just going to take the smart dimension tool and say whatever length that is that's fine I don't really care so now I'm going to exit the sketch and now if I turn this around you can see that I've got a rectangle stuck to the end face and now as you can guess I'm going to select that sketch that sketch is selected and use an extruded cut and you can see that it's going in by a certain amount obviously I want it to go in by approximately the amount on the actual part which again I'm going to measure to be 0.05 so I'll say 0.05 and done and there we go we now have a cut we now have a slot cut at the end if you want to get rid of that sketch that's actually showing up what you can do is you can open this up and you can right-click and then you can select show show which actually turns it off so what it does okay apparently that really didn't do much did it okay alright yeah I don't know why that oh yeah it was because I had the sketch selected see if I have it selected now if I have it de-selected there I just have the origin selected now that's why that's showing up now I have nothing selected there we go so there's that part done so I will save it as for lack of a better term standoff from bag five okay so those are three parts that I've done I think that that's probably enough for now in bag five I've got a couple of screws which should be easy to model I've got a spring which we're going to we're going to model unfortunately springs are not actually solid parts because they do tend to flex and they can stretch so we'll learn how to do that we've got a gear so that's going to be interesting and then we've got some complicated lever type structure so we'll leave that for last so until next time I'm Rob thanks for watching and I'll see you next time I found my new love he's got the intellect yes he's got the mind of a great philosopher artist so sure of his place in history he's a mystery I saw him on TV he looks so handsome and he's in a new movie in which he really does all of his own


Hey, this is Brett, and this 2018 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited is stock number 23J536A. I am here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, your new and used Jeep and Jeep Grand Cherokee headquarters. This 2018 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited has the 3.6-liter Pentastar V6 engine. It's paired up with the 8-speed automatic transmission. This Jeep has been fully safety and inspected by our service shop, has a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off per the state of Wisconsin inspection process, and it is 100% ready to go. I'm going to go all the way around in this video. Inside, start it up, take a look under the hood, show you all the options, give you the most accurate representation that I can of the vehicle. Red Velvet ProCode is the color I shoot all my videos in 4K. If you like the video, consider subscribing to the YouTube channel and click the bell notifications to get updates on the videos I do each and every day, as well as having access to one of the largest catalogs of vehicle and Grand Cherokee walk-arounds on YouTube. Also stay current on our used inventory that comes through each and every day here at Summit Automotive. This one comes with the 18-inch painted and polished aluminum wheels. They are in fantastic condition, and it has Hercules TerraTrak Cross V tires. These are 265-60 R18s, and you can see these tires have probably about 70% of the tread left on them, I'd say, frame and under bodies in pretty nice shape. This is a one-owner clean title history, clean car fax from right here in Wisconsin. This one does have the projector lamp headlamps, the projector lamp style fog lamps. The front bumper is in fantastic condition. I didn't see any major dents, dings, scuffs, or scrapes on there. I do get the chrome-trimmed grille, has a nice weather-tech bug shield, and the hood is in really nice condition. I didn't see any major dents or dings on there. Passenger side front fender is absolutely perfect. No dents or dings on there, and the passenger side front wheel, no major scuffs or scrapes. Red velvet pearl coat, it's got a lot of metal flake in it. You can see just how nice that paint is as well. For 2018, this thing is in really nice shape. As you go down this side of this 2018 Jeep Grand Cherokee, just take note of how clean that body is, and once again how reflective and mirror-like that paint is. I take these HD videos, so if you're far away or even if you're close by, and you just cannot make the trip down, but you're still interested in purchasing the vehicle, you can see the vehicle, hear the vehicle, and have confidence in what you're looking at. Before you even get here, so when you do get here, there's absolutely no surprises. You can make a smart and informed buying decision, or just make the decision to come take a look at the vehicle, and if this video helps you do either of those things, let your salesmen know that you saw the video, that it was helpful, and that Brett sent you, and then I can keep doing these videos for our great customers all over the United States. Back tires have just as much tried as the front tires, and four-wheel disc brakes on these Grand Cherokees. Rear quarter looks absolutely perfect, coming around to the back. The rear bumper is in great shape. You get the backup parking sensors, the LED tail lamps, and it does have the chrome tipped exhaust. This is a power lift gate that opens up nicely. Back storage area is very clean on this vehicle. You do get a full-sized spare tire with jack tools, and then the power lift gate buttons right here. Press that, and it'll beep at you three times and then begin its descent, and that shuts nicely. Coming around the driver's side, just as nice as that passenger's side. No major dense dings on the rear quarter or door, and for full disclosure, this back wheel is in excellent shape as well. And down the rest of this side, doors look really good. Paint looks really good. Just a very nice used Grand Cherokee. You do get heated mirrors, built-in directional signals. It does have the enter-and-go system. Take a quick look at the back seats, second-row bench seating. These back seats are heated on the outboard side. You get the latch child safety system for any child car seats you may have, and these seats do fold down nice and flat, which is great if you have to haul a bunch of extra stuff or just need extra room for whatever reason. You get heated seat buttons, 115-volt 150-watt plug-in, and two USBs back here, as well as factory floor mats, side curtain airbags on the front seats, and child safety locks on the back doors. Inside and bottoms of the doors all look very good. I didn't see any corrosion on those, which is nice. Here is the VIN sticker. No Canadian vehicles here.  No rips, no tears on these seats. They are in fantastic condition. Power driver seat with lumbar, factory floor mats up front here as well. Auto headlamps. You get the very nice dark woodgrain trim on the doors. Power windows, locks, and mirrors. We'll hop inside, check out the miles, the radio, and everything that this grand Cherokee has to offer on the interior. See this one has 75,570 miles on it. You do get the digital speedometer on there, compass display, on that 7-inch LCD display, and you can change those corners to read whatever you want. Time, miles per gallon, radio station, whatever you want on those corners. You can program that too, it's all customizable. This one comes with the heated leather wrap steering wheel, cruise controls on the right, Bluetooth and information center controls on the left, audio controls on the back of the steering wheel. This one has the Uconnect 7-inch touchscreen radio. You do get AM, FM, and Sirius XM radio capabilities. You also get heated seats and heated steering wheel controls. And your backup camera shows up right here, and you can see that is working nicely. You also get all your different climate controls on here, including your dual climate controls and where it's blowing. Now, if you don't like using those controls up there, don't worry, you get more tactile volume tune and climate controls down here. And then lastly, you get all your different settings. And then your apps up here, this one does have Android Auto and Apple CarPlay capabilities where you can project your cell phone to the screen. So, while this one doesn't have the nav system, project your phone up there with a navigation system, such as Waze or Google Maps, off of Android Auto or Apple CarPlay, and it's like you have to nav right in the screen. So, that's a pretty sweet system as well. Down here, once again, are your more tactile volume tune and climate controls, parking sensors, start-stop capabilities, eco mode, sport mode, and stability control. You also get two USBs and an AUX jack and a 12-volt power point in there, keyless entry with the remote start and power liftgate button, 8-speed on-mac transmission. This is your Quadra Track 2 system, select terrain system, snow, sand, auto, mud, and rock. It has a neutral setting for flat towing, downhill, sys control, and four-wheel drive low. Get that nice wood grain trim on the dash and door. Passengers side format and seat are in excellent condition. I don't think this thing has ever been smoked in. It smells very clean inside. And you do get the power sunroof up top. Map lights, home link buttons for your garage door security systems and lane systems, sunroof controls and power liftgate controls, and an auto dimmy mirror. All right, let's start it up. Take a look under the hood. You can see you do get the outside temperature display there. Like I said, that's all customizable, and you can change all those if you want. Start right up. No check engine lights or anything like that. And I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today. And hopefully from this HD video, you've been able to verify the quality condition options and, of course, cleanliness of this Jeep all the way around inside and out. All those lights are working nicely. And under the hood, we have the 3.6-liter Pentastar V6 engine. Engine bay is very clean, runs very smooth. And once again, this Jeep has been fully safetyed and inspected by our service shop. Per the state of Wisconsin inspection process, it has a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off.  There is the emission sticker. And this Jeep is 100% ready to go. I would highly recommend it from a quality and condition standpoint. 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This is Crime Classics. I am Thomas Highland with another true story of crime. Listen. The high sheriff of Hampshire County, Massachusetts, and deputies carrying a coffin down the prison corridor. Stopping in front of the cell of Mr. Jonathan Dewitt and opening the door. Brought you something, Mr. Dewitt.  Sit it down right here, men. You'll find your hanging cap inside, Mr. Dewitt. I'd advise you to try it on to see it's not too tight. There's been trouble on the gallows with a too tight hanging cap. Look in on you later. Tonight, my report to you on Mr. Jonathan Dewitt, how most peculiarly he cheated the hangman. Crime Classics. A series of true crime stories taken from the records and newspapers of every land from every time. Your host each week, Mr. Thomas Highland, connoisseur of crime, student of violence, and teller of murders. Now once again, Mr. Thomas Highland. Nobody thought of rehabilitating criminals in 1815. Catch a man who committed a crime, or didn't pay his debts, or was not well enough like. Throw him into the local lock up and forget him. It was no different in Hampshire County, Massachusetts in this era. The jail was bleak and consisted of a series of stone pits of correct moisture content for the growth of a fungus on its surfaces. Of good temperature range to permit the flourishing of rats and some invertebrates. Of foul nourishment to quicken the descent of man into rot. And now, in a certain pit in this prison called cell four, lived three men together. George Bowen pacing, the caged brute pacing. Isaac Mitchell humming, motionless shaggy Isaac humming. Blea Partridge counting, doing what he most liked to do. Counting the cracks in stone from ceiling to floor. Tableau. Fast ladder out rag you so help me in a way you won't care for much. Get along. I said it Johnny and I mean it. Now here. Get in your home it is Johnny.  New one, Chef. What's he done?  Oh now? Hang him. Month from today, Bowen. He'll kick it the wind month from today. Stop it. George now. Now George now you. Now George now. George now you. You start humming more Isaac you get the same. George. What? What do you want? Listen George. Why? Why don't we talk to the one just came in? Why don't we slip out the stone and talk? That's right George. Doctor you. You. In there. Hey there you. You in there. Over here. Can't see me. Come here to the wall. Bend down now. Halfway to the bottom now. I've taken the stone out so there's a hole big enough to see through. Bend close now. My name's George Bowen. What's yours? Jewett. Jonathan Jewett. Murderer right here. Murderer right here. Didn't mean to. A woman right here. Didn't mean to. Tell me about it. Tell me tell me. Didn't mean to. Tell me. Oh welcome old Johnny Jewett land. We're cellmates we are and we're sharing things now we are old Johnny Jewett. Tell me now how you happen here. Was a lady out here. Please tell me. Hi. I met her at Bosswick's Tavern. She was sitting there and. She had yellow hair. No more your tummy Johnny. For now she was sitting there and she had yellow hair. Save the rest for later Johnny. Talk a little later Johnny. Well that's just a start. Yellow hair. Isaac. Blee. He killed a lady. And she had golden hair. That shined. And was soft as any silk you ever touched. Going to hang him. Poor boy. Poor boy. Going to hang him. And we won't get to see it. Now this was one of the biggest frustrations of all. The three friends never got to see anyone hang. The jibbit was outside the north wall of the jail and so situated they could see nothing. Isaac who had extraordinary hearing often claimed he heard the trap door drop. And the three of them would feel then somewhat entertained. And so the days of emptiness spun away but now with the arrival of Jonathan Jewett there was a very pleasant diversion and this is what it was. George Bowen would pull out the stone. Jewett. Yellow hair and apple cheeks. Tall for a woman and walked easily. And a few hours later. Jewett. Walked easily and the first time I saw her she came to me like some floating thing. That was enough for a while. Enough of the story. But one day you'll remember. All right. Lively. Lively men. And right in here brought you something Mr. Jewett.  Set it down right here men. You'll find your hanging cap inside Mr. Jewett. I advise you to try it on to see it's not too tight. There's been trouble on the gallows with the too tight hanging cap. Look in on you later. Johnny Jewett. Big thing. The name was. Was. No. No. Listen. I don't want to hear that right now. Listen. They brought your coffin didn't they. Hanging caps inside isn't it. Bowen. Uh huh. What. What's it like. What. Hanging. A public hanging. You really want to know Johnny. I want to. A show. Big show. There's some women's always there. And I've seen them.  And the things they say. And there's people there that always cry. Same people all the time. And kids running around and hawkers. And you'll be a show Johnny. A big show. There's. What. What's the matter. Johnny. What what is it. Wouldn't hang me. Why not. Wouldn't hang me Johnny. What. What what Bowen. Bowen. Bowen tell me. We'll have fun Isaac. I tell you we'll have fun. Bleed. Don't hit me. They're going to hit. And they'll tell you. We're going to have fun. Don't hit me. We're going to have fun. See. He's been knocking like that for the last 10 hours. Think I would open it to him. Bowen. Fun. Isn't this fun. Of course it's fun. Was you knocking on the wall Johnny. Please please. Please what. Listen. Yeah. Not going to not going to tell you about him anymore. Unless I what. Tell me how you wouldn't hang. You want to know Johnny. Yes. Really want to know don't you. Yes.  Can't stand that. Can you please tell me please please. I'll tell you. Yes. Hang yourself Johnny. Hang yourself Johnny. Hang yourself Johnny. Hang yourself. It's easy. It's easy Johnny. Do it. Do it. And I'd be the only one to watch. Isaac don't want to watch. Neither does Bleed. Just me. Do it Johnny. Cheek them Johnny. Cheek the hangman. Cheek the crowd. Oh do it. Go on. Oh do it Johnny. How. You are listening to crime classics and your host. Thomas Highland. Is there a possible connection between a strange ivory monkey. And the death of a wealthy oil magnet. Mr. Keane believes so. And sets out to prove his contention. In the case of murder and the ivory monkey. Friday night on CBS radio. Don't miss Mr. Keane at his exciting best. This Friday evening on most of these same stations. Now once again Thomas Highland. And the second act of crime classics. And his report to you on Mr. Jonathan Jewett. How most peculiarly he cheated the hangman. Winters they say are not as bleak today. Or as furious as they used to be in Massachusetts. Some storms in Northampton I've heard it recalled. Appeared from the north like shining pellets. Swirled in. Exploded. Then the snow was composed of great northern glaciers. And frozen sea spray. And another thing. A vast desolation from the pits of the world. And so it was in eighteen hundred and fifteen. The winter broke early. And the first snow blanketed the village. Piled high the drifts against the stone of the jail. St. Bitter winds down its freezing corridors. Condemned man Jonathan Jewett. Not knowing any longer whether he shudders from cold. Or a soul numbed with terror. Said a prisoner named Blee Partridge. And hugged his bluing arms about him. Isaac Mitchell sounds from the frozen recesses of his mind. George Bowen having fun. Watching Jonathan Jewett through a hole in the wall. What's he doing? Well, well. What's he doing George? Interested, ain't you? Now you're interested. Tell me what he's doing. Staring at his coffin. Now tell me what he's doing. Shivering. What's he doing now? Looking at his coffin. Now? Opening the lid to it. Now? Taking out the hanging cap. Taking out the hanging cap. What's he doing? What's he doing George? He's starting to put it on. No, no! Johnny. Johnny, come here. Come here Johnny. You didn't put the hat on, did he? Come here Johnny. Come. Hello Johnny. Now why do you get yourself all riled up like that? Trying to put on your hanging cap. Now yesterday you asked me how to hang yourself. So you won't have to go through all this letting. And so you won't hang in that freezing and all. How? You gonna do it Johnny? You going to do it? I don't know. I don't know. I'm going to help you Johnny. It's the truth I am. Now tell me Johnny. Tell me about the lady you killed. Tell me. Come on. I don't know. I forgot. Oh, now cut. I don't know. I forgot. You forgot? Let me alone. Let me alone. Let me alone. All right. All right Johnny boy. Get out of cut please. Don't hit. Get out. When I say get get. All right George. All right George. All right. Take this ticking now if you're caught. Tear a strip. Tear another. Now we got. What makes a rope? Oh George. Yeah Blee. Your strips. Give them to me. Give them to me. Give them to me. Sure Blee. Sure. Here. One. Two. Three. One. Two. Three. That's it Blee. One. Brade me a rope from those strips Blee. One. Brade me a rope from those strips. Oh Mr. Jordan. How do you feel? Came to tell you something Mr. Juit. Come Wednesday. There'll be a hanging. And. There'll be you. The governor sent word and he had this to say. No reprieve. So there's going to be a hanging. Now. I've got to ask you some things Mr. Juit. The law provides that I do. Do you want a man of the cloth Mr. Juit? Do you need a man of the cloth? I've seen them come Mr. Juit. And I've seen them go. And I've got to tell you this. Those that ask for the men of the cloth. Seem better fit for what's going to happen to them. Is a hanging of them that is. So if you want a fellow come up and preach to you. Talk to you. You just say the word. No. I got to ask you this. The hanging cap when you tried it on. Was it too tight? Was it too snug Mr. Juit? Can you breathe all right I'd like to know. And the coffin ain't too narrow is it? Seem as you're a. Smallish man and all but. It ain't too narrow isn't it? Now something else too. How you're to behave. As always a kind of woman comes. Come shine come rain. Come snow a kind that's always there. A toucher. A walker over. To pluck your sleeve or pinch your cheek. You pay her no mind but look ahead.  Alongside. To distract you. Pay it no mind. And pay the gears no mind or the weeping. But Mount the steps. Now listen Mr. Jordan. If you've got a little something dollar. A two three. I'll be glad to see the hangman gets it. And he'll treat you prickly. Tie the rope just right. And adjust just right. And drop you good straight and true. And not make you wait too long a time. Think it all over I'll return again tomorrow. We want John. I'll do it. I want to do it. Do what John. Hang myself. Well I'm going to hang myself on how. I'll stay in the coffin and it's down to the window and kick away the coffin. We're going to use for a rope. I don't know. I got a rope. Give it to me. Well I don't know. Let's see your ropes. Ropes the easiest. Ropes the only way. You get simple and use your shirt or something. You're liable just to stand there and cough. Ropes the only way. Let's see your rope. Sure Johnny. See ya. Give it to me. You haven't finished the story Johnny. I forgot I can't remember I swear. She was very homely and. And I was very lonely and she stole from me.  Here's the rope. George. Yeah. What's he doing? Staring. What's he staring at George? The rope. What's he doing now George?  Now what's he doing? Walking. Now. Walking around. He ain't put the rope down has he? No. What's he doing now? Ain't doing nothing. Is it coughing under the window? Yeah. Has he tied the rope to the bars? Yeah. What's he doing now? What's he doing? That's it. That's it Johnny. That's it. George. Is he? Yep. Yep. The next morning was Tuesday and a very cold day. Since it was the day before the execution holes had to be chopped out of the ice in order to set him the scaffold posts. Once this was done however the rest was easy. A simple platform at the top of 13 steps and a primitive but often adequate spring mechanism as a trap door. Having given the workmen any special instructions they may have needed the sheriff re-entered the prison and walked to Mr. Jewett's cell to remember what all the hammering had been about. Jewett? He said... Jewett? He went on. Hanged yourself? He noted. Dead? He made sure of it. Then vent his spleen. Cheat! To have done such a thing. To have cheated the law when the hangman... and the gallows being fairly built to have done such a thing. Cheat? How did you... You killed him, didn't you? Kill who? Jonathan Jewett. Killed him. Gave him a rope. He's hanging with strips of bedding and his bedding ain't touched. Must be you made him a rope.  Giving a man a rope. What did you do to him? I looked for yourself sheriff. That stone wall between us. What could I do but talk to him? You talked him into doing it then? You were saying that? Just told him how it is to get hanged in public. No way for a man to die. Is it a way for a man to die, sheriff? You gave him rope and you told him what to do. You know what that makes you, Bowen? What? A murderer. Same as if you slipped a knife into him. That's what you are. A murderer. George Bowen was indicted and brought to trial. Charge, homicide, murder of Jonathan Jewett brought to trial on an interesting charge and the prosecution had this to say. By his own confession the prisoner admits he advised Jonathan Jewett to take his own life and a man who advises death I say is a principle in murder. No other causes incited Jewett to destroy himself. No other causes but the advice of the defendant. The living instrument of a murderer is a murderer and must himself die. I charge the jury to find this man guilty. And the defense had this to say. I say that the defendant is perhaps guilty of being accessory to murder but this is not the charge here. The charge is murder and while I do not stand here to justify his crime I say to you if you convict him as charged you yourselves are guilty of murder under the existing form of law. And the jury foreman had this to say. Not guilty. So Bowen was returned to his cell a certain pit in Northampton, Massachusetts prison called cell 4. In just a moment Thomas Highland will tell you about next week's crime classic. Jonathan Jewett tonight's crime classic was adapted from the original court reports and newspaper accounts by Morton Fine and David Friedkin. The music was composed and conducted by Bernard Herman and the program is produced and directed by Elliot Lewis. Thomas Highland is portrayed on radio by Lou Merrow. In tonight's story, Lee Millar was heard as Jonathan Jewett and Elliot Lewis is George. Featured in the cast were John Daner, Vic Perrin, Junius Matthews and Byron Kane, Bob LeMond speaking. And here again is Thomas Highland. Next week, Mexico City just 14 years ago. Tippi Tippi Tin was popular north of the border and south a man with four names and an Alpenstock had an appointment with history. It's listed in my files as the assassination of Leon Trotsky. Thank you. Good night. One of the most colorful practices of the Old West was that of sending for mail order brides. This Saturday night on CBS Radio's program titled Gunsmoke, hear the fascinating details of the arrival and old dodge of just such a woman with romance and double trouble resulting for the citizenry and for United States Marshal Matt Dillon. Don't miss Gunsmoke on most of these same stations this Saturday night. Gangbusters go into action Saturday nights on the CBS Radio Network.


QuickBooks Online 2022 Report Header and Footer Formatting Options. Get ready because it's go time with QuickBooks Online 2022. Online in our browser searching for QuickBooks Online Test Drive going into the test drive selecting the United States version of it and verifying that we're not a robot. Sample Company, Craig's Design and Landscaping Services holding control. Scroll it up just a bit to get to that one to five percent. We also have the free 30 day trial version open just so we can see the difference between the accounting and business views at this point in time. If you don't have access to this at now, that's okay because we'll be using it more in the second half of the course. Moving back on over to Craig's Design and Landscaping, we're going to be opening up three tabs. The balance sheet, the incomes, debit, profit and loss to do so. First up to the tab up top, right-clicking on it, duplicating that tab back to the first tab. Doing it again, right-click and duplicate again. Going back to the first tab, right-clicking again and duplicate the tab again as that is thinking. I'm going to go back to the 30 day trial version just to note that if you're in this business view as opposed to the accounting view, the reports are in this business icon and then you get this nice little drop-down category and then you go into the reports area here. If you're in the accounting view, which is also here as well, if you hit the cog, you can switch to the accountant view. If I go back to the prior folder, which is in essence in the accounting view, we're now in the second tab over, we would then go to the reports on the left-hand side. We're going to be opening up one of our favorites, the balance sheet report. And then we're going to change the date up top, 01, 01, 2, 1, 2, 12, 30, 1, 2, 1. Run it, close up the burger, hamburger that is. Go to the tab to the right of it, back down to the reports on the left. This time opening up the income statement or P and L, profit and loss. 01, 01, 2, 1, 2, 12, 30, 1, 2, 1 on the range change. Running it, close the hamburger item to the right now. One more time, reports. This time the accounting report of the trial balance, which I'll typically just type in, the typical type in. And then we'll pick that one up and we'll do the range change from 01, 01, 2, 1, 2, 12, 30, 1, 2, 1. Run it, run nine, close in the hamburger back to the second tab, back to our balance sheet. So in prior presentations we looked at some of the formatting options in the kind of ribbon up top. We looked at the formatting options down here, the printing options and so on. And the header options here, now we're looking into our customize, which repeats some of the stuff, but has some new stuff too. We've got our arrows, which are triangles or the expander things here. And we looked at the general last time and the rows and columns. Now we're looking at the filtering options or no, we're looking at the header and footer options down below. So within the header and footer options, we've got the logo. So if you have a logo set up in your system, in other words, the logo would typically be, if I hit the show logo, do they have a logo on this report? They may not have the logo here.  The logo would be in the company area and you can upload your logo right there. So let's just do that real quick. If I was to edit this and add a logo. So I just added a random picture here and save that. So now we have our logo instead of a high go. It's a logo because it's not high. It's a low one. So I'm going to close this out. And then now we've got our logo added. And if we were to preview the printing now, let's first turn on the logo. If I customize, I make sure I got my logo turned on here. And then I, and then I look at the print preview by going to the printing tab. Then the logo has now appeared. There it is. We're going to close that back out. If we turn that off customizing up top and we turn the logo off, then run the report, then no logo, no logo. If I print the print preview, no logo. All right. So we're going to close that back out. We're going to customize again and then scroll down into the header and footers. We got the company name. So we might want to put something different for the company name. For example, and from time to time, maybe you want like incorporated at the end or something like that. That will adjust the company name up top here. You can also adjust that by simply clicking on the company name and adjusting it here. You can also adjust the balance sheet item here as well. And that might be more useful on the income statement because the income statement is called the profit and loss here. So if you wanted to stand out a little bit from other people using QuickBooks Online, you might then just call it an income statement income statement. And that's one way you can adjust that. You also may well need to adjust this second line when you do the comparative income statement. So when I or comparative reports in general. So if I was to hit the dropdown, for example, and look at this on a quarterly basis, then I might want to name it, you know, a quarterly income statement or something like that to indicate and you can change it there. You can't change the date, which is kind of frustrating because it would be nice if you could basically maybe even remove the date since you have the date ranges on down below. But we're going to go back to the first tab. Let's go back up into the customization again, and then go down to our header and footers. So here's where you can change the balance sheet item here as well. Once again, we can do it either on the report itself or up top. You can remove those two items if you don't want them by just unclicking them. And then we're going to say or, okay, run it. And so now we don't have the headers at all. And then going back up top and customizing again, we're going to put those back in place. We would typically want those. We would typically want those and run it. So back to the standard back to the default back to the default again, customize in the report. Let's see what else we have here. We've got the report period. This is the report period here. So then we can we can run that that does remove the report period. Okay, so we can't change the report period, but we can remove the report report period, which could be nice. Once again, if you had something like a comparative report here, I jumped over to the income statement where you've got the dates up top. And this period might not then be the correct or most relevant period. So you might then go up top and say, okay, I'm just going to customize the report and remove the period altogether. It's not needed. It's not helpful. And it's possibly harmful. And therefore removing it confusing. It's confusing back to the tab to the left going back up top we can customize it again. And we can put the period back. So let's say that period has now returned to us. It has returned from limbo reappeared and is just as good as it was before. No problem. So then we've got the date, the date prepared, the time prepared and the report basis. These are items that will show up when you print this. Let's let's look at the print preview and see see these items date time and report basis. I'm scrolling holding control and scrolling down and then down at the bottom we've got Thursday, January, and so on down here. So you could remove that by going up top and said I don't want that. I don't want that on my report. So we're going to say let's get rid of the date and the time and we already had the report basis gone. Let's turn on the report basis just so we can see that change run it. And then we'll go to the preview again, scroll down to the footer area to the foot of it. Now it just says accrual basis and it removed the date and the time. You probably don't want the accrual basis there either. So we'll take that off. Don't need that stuff. Don't need it. Why? So we're going to go up top, scroll back down, get rid of the report basis. And then we've got the alignment. The alignment could be centered. We could left align it. We can right align it. And then the footer, same things on the footer. So obviously if I had my footers in place, you could put them in the center. You can right align the footer, for example, and you have some flexibility with regards to them. So if I go back into the report and scroll down to the bottom to the foot, that's where its foot's at. Like at the bottom, like most feet at the bottom. So there it is. We're going to close that back out. So that looks good. And so then again, so on these headers and footers, you can change some of the headers up top. And you can change some of the headers here. And also note that you have that edit titles area, which might allow you to change some of these items. But this is a little sticky to me, still not working completely properly all the time. But it could be useful because remember that some of these titles that you're looking at within the reports are basically they could be either financial reporting titles that are proper for financial reporting. But sometimes they use like I say the bank accounts instead of like cash and cash equivalents or something like that. And so sometimes it would be nice if you can change those, especially down here. For example, the the equity, if you could call it owner's equity or, you know, something like that stockholders equity partnerships equity or something that could that could make it a little bit more formal. You might be able to do some of that stuff here. Now you are somewhat limited to some of this formatting options. Of course, within the system, you have more options if you were to export the report. So one way you could do this is export to Excel. And then you have, of course, a lot of formatting options there. However, if you were to use a system like that, then you would have to make sure that you're consistent to export to Excel and then do whatever kind of added formatting you want to do within within Excel. So you got another step that would be in the process. But for some of your formal type of reports, remember that if you're reporting to this for external use purposes, you might have a standard set of format reports that you want to do on a monthly basis. On a quarterly basis and on a yearly basis. And you want to form them as nicely as possible, whether you give them to a supervisor or to a client, because the presentation is going to be part of the part of the whole package.


Let's go over a Walmart. We're going to do options I'm so confused. If you could do them I don't know why you didn't do the ones in the market. But either way if you did this make sure you book money if it's your first one today.  It's your first option trade make sure you get out with profit. And if anyone is still in this you're in it and you're up which is fine but that might be the morning high like the 10 o'clock ish. Like you might have to hold this till 10 30, 10 45 11 if you try to want to get this up to 105 which I don't have a problem with anyone doing. Wow look at that we had a good exit on that. But the market looks great. Everything looks fine. Let's go over Walmart. Anybody in anything else or any questions about anything else? WTW we would have done that we had nothing else today to do but I don't know if I would have got out of this here. Well I might have. I might have gotten out of a 40 cents. I don't know. Let's look at HSBC. Hindsight's 2020. This did work. Surprisingly it did work aggressive. I'm shocked. We would have made 20 cents. I don't think we missed out on anything here. What was the other one besides AAP which was down then it flipped. Very ugly. This was gapping down then it opened up. Really looks disgusting actually. There was something else though. What else did I look at this morning? The heck was it? There was another one. Something else. Matt. This. I don't know what happened to this yesterday. And then I did look at this this morning. Yesterday I mean it was Friday. This just fell off a cliff. That was the other one I looked at. So, spies gonna get over the high from Friday with a lot of strength in the market. What about Walmart? Is anyone still in it? If you're still in the option that's fine. Is anybody still in this though as a day trade? Mimi did you get out? Mimi how much did you make? Maybe I want you to write Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday.  Track it. Koala bear is out too. You gotta hold yourself accountable. If you hold yourself accountable then at least you can go back if you look at something and didn't do something right or made a mistake. So that you know if you hold yourself accountable you're gonna be a lot better off. You say wait a minute did I screw this up or did it really not work? And then that's how you can fix whatever's going on to get better. Let's go over the gap. This was a this was classic Melissa read on this. Why? Why was this so good? Write it in the room. Why? I had a good read on this gap besides the fact that we made money while I get some more coffee. Anyone open house people, new people, old people, anyone? Nobody, nobody guessed. Why is this a good read of the gap? Jack is the only one that has any ideas? Come on. It did rate well, but that's neither here nor there. Obviously it rated well. We wouldn't have done it. Look out the previous high. No it didn't. Previous high in Walmart is, my god it was a year ago. January 29th, 2018 is the previous high in Walmart. If you mean yesterday's high, that really isn't anything at all. 98.98 open high was 100 yesterday, but the previous high was a year ago more. What else? Why was this a good read? Nobody feels like guessing today. Is everyone out of this trade though? Or is anyone still in the day trade? I'm just wondering. If you're still in the option, I have no problem with that, but you know if you're still in the day trade, you may have to wait another hour. I'm just letting you know. We had a great exit on this though today. Anyways, this is a good read on this because the stock has run up for two weeks, 10 days. I mean look at Israel. Let's count them. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10. 10 days up and then a big gap up. Most traders are looking for this to do what? Fill the gap. Fill the gap down. Sell off. Drop down. 10 days up. Big gap up. Most day traders are looking for this to fill this gap to play it today as a day trade, which would have been the wrong thing to do. Wouldn't have worked. What we did was the right thing to do. This is beautiful. This will hold. This won't break the law. We really give us a lot of room. We didn't even need to give it as much room as you did, but I did because things can make tails. I could have even given it more room actually. I could have given it 105. 50. I mean 101. 50. But what we did was fine. But anyways, long story short, most day traders are looking, thinking to play this as a short today. Not thinking that the stock isn't higher, but that they're going to play it as a short, thinking it's going to fill the gap. 10 days up and a big gap up. Doesn't work. The stock rated morale per my system. The stock is getting bought. I don't care if it's 27,000 days up. This gap rated well is a long B5 Andrew. Someone needs to sell you what? I'm selling you on my theory. Yes, it works. You're here for an open house. If you don't want to listen to what I'm saying, I'm kind of don't understand why you're here. Shorting WTW is the wrong thing to do. No, you shouldn't be shorting it. If you short this stock today, you're going to lose. Let's look at this here. You see this here? Two red bars here. If you wanted to short this and make any money, you would have had to short here, which I don't know why you would have done because this hit up in here, which is close to 104. You would have had to short it here and get out here. What were the chances of you doing that? Zero. No one needs a short WMT today for us to get covered in a long position. No. That doesn't even make any sense. Let's look what's out for tomorrow. I think it made me a point. Walmart will set up again, but I'm not doing it again. My oracle keeps coming up. There's something here. It's not doing anything. The one to watch tonight is HLF. Now again, I don't know what that does, but it looks like that is the one and let's look what's out for tomorrow morning. Oh, CVS. Could get something in that. CVS Garmin. Some big names out tomorrow morning. Sina. WBWWW. Actually, let's look at CVS. So this is tomorrow morning. CVS is a watch. I wouldn't be surprised if this gaps up. So I don't know. We're going to do whatever's the best gap. CVS is tomorrow morning. Could gap down, could gap up. I don't know. And HLF is tonight. Let's take a look at this. Is anyone still in Walmart or not? This is tonight. Here goes the market. Wow. What unbelievable strength in the market. Again, don't trade pullbacks. Look at this. Who is still in the option trades that I called for the market? Who? It looks like it's going to go straight to the next number. I mean, this today, this happening today, this is just incredible today. Brent's still in it. I'm shocked. How much are you up in it, Brent? There was three. Are you in all three? Gyro's still in it. He's good at holding. How much are you up in the spy? Are you in one? Are you in two? Let's look at Cisco. This looks fine. This looks good. You got it. You got it. This has got to get over. This has got to get over the area. This has got to get up to 15. This looks fine. There's nothing wrong with this. And even if the option's lagging, it doesn't matter. It'll get going again once it starts to get going, which this could be today. I would watch that one today. I would watch them all today. Anyways, great read today by me on Walmart. Any questions from anyone about anything else? We'll see what we get tomorrow. Done for the day. I'm on TV today. I'm going to go and get ready, get organized. Beautiful day. Congratulations, everyone. Back in a groove here. I'm going to be having an easy week. Oh, Jackie. Yeah, I'll go over that really quickly. For any time that you see something