What is your most memorable like moment? It was when I reached out to the young family of Cupboard Pro. All five sharks invested on that panel that day. I knew about what her father had created. Their father had passed away about a month to the day that I emailed her. They lost their mother a couple of years prior and they had just lost their father who was a first responder at 9-11. When they actually ended up coming out to film it was father's day weekend. And then they got a deal. It was very like, okay Keith, we know you're looking down on them right now. And it was, you could hear a pin drop and every single person on that set was in tears. Because that's something that affected the entire country but really affected this family. And those three kids were in our orphans but they've really rallied together and who have installed all the other entrepreneurs we've had on that one was like, that one meant the most for sure.


Uh, so everyone, welcome. Thank you very much for coming to the Community Dev Room. We're now pleased to welcome Tanya Roth, and she's going to be talking to us about doing effective technical writing, even if you are not a writer. So please welcome Tanya. Thanks a lot. Can you hear me okay? Oh, okay. So thanks very much. It's the first time that I'm at Foster, but it's great to be here. Welcome to the talk, Technical Writing, sorry for non-writers. I've done this talk a couple of times already. I usually do it as a one and a half hour workshop, including a practical exercise at the end, where you can really try to find issues in an existing text and modify it. We're not going to do that today, because we just roughly 20 minutes. So, um, yeah, by the way, my name is Tanya. I'm a technical writer since, well, a little bit more than 15 years now. I joined SUSE in 2005, and I'm in the documentation team, obviously. And before that, I have also written documentation for mechanical engineering and for medical technology. So maybe I would just like to have some quick demographics. What about you and the audience? So how many developers do we have here today? Oh, yeah, lots. Great. And actually, any first timers that have not written any line of documentation yet? Oh, yeah, quite a few. Perfect. Any fellow technical writers in here? Oh, OK. Welcome. Do we have any musicians here in the room? Wow, perfect. Because I would like to start with a very quick warm-up, and if someone of you would be giving us the parts like this, this would be excellent. OK, what's your name, please? J.C. So everybody, this is J.C., and he's our keeper of the pulse for this warm-up, OK? I would like you all to get up, please. Hit it hard. Lovely. OK, I would like to do some clapping, so I clap, you clap, OK? Let's go. Let me clap first. Now you. Perfect. Continue to clap, please. You can choose any of the patterns or make your own. OK, everybody, thank you, Jason. A little bit of a warm-up after the lunchtime, so I hope you feel refreshed now. Now that we've done that, let's dive right into this warm-up part. We did it already. Then let's go to the some basic rules. I mean, following the good old tradition less is more, and regarding the time that I had, I thought it would just make sense to pick some five basic rules that are easy to follow and easy to remember, even if you're not a language expert or don't want to dive into grammar very deeply. Because according to the Pareto principles, I could give you a huge set of rules, but in my experience, like 20% of the rules have 80% of the impact on your text, so that's why I just picked five. OK, so for me, the most important point is change perspective.  The better you know your audience, the easier it is to write something for them. So, for example, imagine you are a mechanical engineer and designed this fantastic engine over there. Of course, you are very proud of this engine and would like to describe it in detail. But if you know that your audience just wants to use the engine to drive a car, don't give them all the details about the engine. Instead, tell them, for example, how to activate the windshield wipers, tell them how to switch on the lights in bad weather conditions or how to execute maintenance tasks like refilling oil. So, also think about the level of detail. Usually if your audience is very experienced users, they don't need that much details, whereas newbies need a little bit more details. So, also in the warm-up that we just did, I assumed something about you as my audience. I assumed you're not wanting to lead any rhythm-based events, so I didn't go into all the details of techniques of how to do a rhythm-based event or intervention. I just, because you were simply participating in this, I just gave you the instruction that you needed to participate in this warm-up, okay? So, that would be the first point. Second one, I guess everybody is already familiar with this kiss abbreviation. It stands for keep it simple and short. So, the good news is, because also we had this in the previous talk, you have to think of your audience that are non-necessarily native speakers of the language that you're writing the text or will be publishing the text in. But this means also for you as a writer, don't worry if you are not an English expert and need to write in English, because if you keep it simple, it will also make it simpler for your audience and it will also make it simpler for any translators that are not very deep into their topic necessarily. So, and we can apply this principle to several levels. So, for example, we could have a look at words. So, very infrequent words, that is words that are not very common, they slow down the reading. So, if you have words like utilize, replace it with use, it's much easier and simpler. Same goes for indicate, you can replace it by show, or tell, or say. And also prerequisites, I would just replace it with requirements. So, and this is just a few examples, there are many more examples. Then we can have a look at the grammar level. For example, if you have an action and want to give the result of this action for the reader to make sure that he did the right action, so he got the right result. You could say, click OK, and the full bar dialogue will appear. So, that way you would have future tense for this result, the dialogue will appear. But most of the times, this is not really needed. So, also here, if it's appropriate, keep it simple. I would say like present tense is usually appropriate for like 80% of most texts, I would say. This is not saying you don't should use any other tenses, but also here you can apply this principle. Then another level is the sentence level. It sounds very easy or obvious, but in fact it isn't. So, if you write something, go through your sentences again and try to make sure that you have one idea per sentence. Not more. I mean, if it's very short ideas, it's okay to combine them. You could, for example, say, click OK and shut the dialogue. So, this I would say is still okay even if it's also two ideas in one sentence. But very often we write long sentences and if you go through them again, you will find that you mix a lot of ideas often into one sentence. And this just makes it more complicated. Then we have another thing like filler words. So, something completely new. So, if it's new, it's new. Cannot be newer than new. So, remove completely. The same goes for already existing. Just get rid of already. And we also very careful with words like simply or just. I mean, in spoken language, we use them very often. But also there, think of the situation of your audience. When do you refer to a documentation? Sometimes you refer to a documentation when you tried to find your way around the product and didn't succeed.  And then if you read in the documentation, just do, I don't know what, it doesn't help that much. So, get rid of simply and just. Then the next, by the way, I forgot to say something. I also tried to use this in the warm-up exercise because we did a little call and response where I clapped and then you clapped. I tried to give you something simple and easy. I didn't ask you to do body percussion and sing along the way. So, I tried to find something that everybody could manage. So, okay, next point, the third one. If you have very complex information and, of course, in technical documentation, this is the usual thing. We have complex information. Otherwise, we probably wouldn't need the documentation at all. So, but please try to divide it into smaller snippets into chunks. So, this helps to reduce the complexity and to provide multiple access points for users of probably different levels of knowledge. And if you don't know what to, if you need to structure a text and you don't know what to put first of all, everything that all of your readers need to know and that is not optional. So, for example, if you have to write about managing user accounts, I would say the first section could be creating user accounts. Then probably the second section could be enforcing password policies. And then as a third section, you could have something like managing quotas because that's probably something that not every, everyone who needs to create or manage a user account really needs to know, or at least he doesn't, or she doesn't need to know it at the very first place. So, then if we have a look at the hierarchy, I would say three levels are mostly enough. So, try to be pragmatic. Try not to be scientific. You are, although we are at the university here, you are not writing the doctor's thesis where you have something like section <IP_ADDRESS>.15. This is too complex because if your readers don't find the solution to their problem within three clicks, you will very probably lose them and unfortunately mostly never get them back again. So, try to use a pragmatic approach to this, to your hierarchy. And then for something like where you want to give instructions or step-by-step describing an action, also think about there's something called Miller's Law in Cognitive Psychology. So, it's about our limits or our capacity for processing information. And it said that seven minus or plus two items is enough. So, if you have a procedure that has like 20 steps, think about it again and split it up into smaller procedures. So, find smaller subtasks because it's just easier to follow. And another thing regarding the structure, also after you have written it at the latest, then make sure it reflects your readers' goals, not your own ones. So, think about what your audience wants to reach with the software or which tasks they would like to go through and try to structure your texts from this perspective. And it also helps if you think about the purpose of each sentence or snippet because it makes it also easier for you as a writer. So, if you can say that there's something that's just really an instruction like do this, just put it into a procedure and make a step out of it. And there it's perfectly okay to use active voice. So, address your reader directly. And if you have a warning, for example, if you installed something and want to warn your readers that they need to do a backup first, this is a clear warning. So, put it in front of the step or of the action where the danger arises. So, it also helps you to structure the text. And if you have things like background information, like you want to explain a basic concept or the background, put it better in front of your procedure and don't mix it or merge it into the procedure because it will just load up all of your steps and it will make it harder to follow the individual steps. So, I would say if that's something, that's a description, put it in a separate place probably before the procedure. Yeah, also, again, forgot something, sorry. Also, in the warm-up that we did, I tried to split it into chunks. So, we had, for example, I reduced complexity by stopping one part of the group so the others could listen and everybody who's probably lost in this overall rhythm could get a new idea of how to join in again. So, this is also a means of reducing complexity. Okay, then the next point would be consistency. Again, if you are writing technical documentation, you're not in school anymore. So, it is allowed and it's actually very good practice to use the same terms for the same things because otherwise you will very probably confuse any unexperienced users or also any translators that only have very general knowledge of this topic. So, for example, if you talk about symbolic links, call it symbolic and you decide for this term, call it like that throughout your text. Don't call it symbolic link in the first sentence, then soft link in the next one and sim link in the third because probably everyone, an unexperienced wouldn't know that it is actually the same thing. So, think about terminology, be consistent. The same goes for spelling. There are, of course, several spellings for, in this case I meant the noun, actually, the add-on. You could spell it with a hyphen, without hyphen, or even into separate words which would not be correct from my point of view. This would be the verb form in my view. But anyway, if you decide for a spelling, stick to this decision. And if you have, especially if you have lists, use parallel constructions. So, if you see a list like this, why white space is important, attention focus. It visually separates sections, breaking content into chunks. So the reader may ask him or herself why you are using a different structure here. So, if it makes sense, use the same structure. You could say, for example, it focuses attention, it visually separates sections, it breaks the contents into chunks. Okay, also in the warm-up, I used the same gestures for the same things. This was continue to play, this was stop. So, also used consistency there. Then the last point, it's a very common thing to do in the English language to insert particles like however or nevertheless somewhere in the middle of a sentence. And chromatically, this is perfectly okay. But it disrupts the train of thought of your readers. And as we already learned, they might be impatient or angry already. So, put these particles either to the beginning or to the end of the sentence. And the same is true for long commands. Don't stick them in the middle of your sentence, it will just make it hard to read the sentence. And then there's a specialty of the English language, it's called phrasal verbs. So, something like shut down or start up. For example, you can separate these two parts of this phrasal verb, but it's much better if you just say shut down the server, so keep the phrasals together. Yeah, and with this I would be at the end of my talk. So, but I guess we can just open up for Q&A now. Yeah, absolutely. So, I'm going to get our next speaker in so she can start setting up all your ticking questions. And he would like to migrate. Give us two seconds to start walking out that door. And we will bring new people into this room. Fabulous. Thank you for your time. Tanya, thank you for your time. Thank you. Thanks. I would like to invoke rule five, avoid interruptions and point out that when you get interrupted it doesn't, you know, you miss rule four, which I would like to put on Twitter. Rule four? Don't remember. Sorry. That's okay. I'm sorry. It's not up here. Chris. Yes. Please. They are online already. Yes. And you can also find more reading resources there at the last slide. We will be publishing all the slides from the community. There was a second question. Or was it the same? Okay. Okay.


Welcome everybody to this week's video update. Let's jump in and go through the trades we made throughout the week. If we start with the trades in order that we made them, starting on Monday December 12th, the first trade we made was an adjustment in our oil strangle position.  Oils made a considerable move higher, so we simply rolled our puts from the 47 up to the 52. So this is an inverted strangle now. And so if price continues to move higher, we'll need to make, we'll look to make another adjustment next week. If it makes a move back down, we will just sit and wait and continue to let that theta decay in our favor. So if we take a look at the next trade we made, it was an opening adjusting trade in XLF. So we simply just added another short straddle to XLF to help widen our break evens. IV at that time was at 65. So let's take a look at XLF. And XLF is the financials ETF. So here's our original straddle that we put on. As you can see, price moved up through our break even. Now one of the adjustment techniques is to roll the puts in a situation like that. Let me reset this so I can take a look at my actual trades here. So one technique would be to roll the puts up to collect more credit. But if you take a look at our puts, we still have a decent amount of juice in there. We still have a decent amount of profit ability on that put side. So instead of rolling up our puts, I simply just added another straddle. And again, this is the key thing about staying small as well is that you can add and layer on positions as implied volatility gets higher and as price moves around. So I never start with a full, huge position. I like to start small and layer positions on, and that's part of the key to staying consistent over time. So when I added that new straddle, as you can see now, this just looks like a strangle. And so we'll just continue to wait and let that theta decay and make any adjustments or take off one of the sides as needed. So next trade was sold an iron condor and IWM. So remember we had a couple of iron condors on. IWM has moved significantly higher. We took our put sides off on two of those iron condors and now we simply added another iron condor on to collect more credit. And so that's what this looks like here. We're in the profit there, but we'll continue to wait. And the key to this is just to continue to add these positions on because we are at a loss in our overall IWM over the last cycle. So we want to continue to add that credit either way at that loss and build that position back up. So we still have one of the losing sides on the old IWM iron condors. And as you can see, expirations today, there's nothing we can do here. This is going to expire for a loss. The only thing we can do is continue to manage, add more credit and put more positions on to take some of those losses back. So let's go to the next trade here. If we go to the XLU position. So we added another strangle in XLU. The IV at the time was it was at 77. So really high. Nice time to put on premium selling strategies. Let's take a look at XLU. So here's the here's the original. We had a strangle on. We had to adjust that. We had to roll roll one of the sides up in that. So now we've got price right here. So A, it's not very centered and B implied volatility was still very high at 77. So all we did was simply add another strangle. And what that does is it widens out our break even. Now we're going to manage these two positions separately. So this is what our second position looks like. But this is the strategy. Again, we're layering on as implied volatility gets higher as price moves we layer on these positions. And that's why you got to stay small so that you're able to do that. Let's see. Next position FXY. So our put side was tested. So we rolled down the calls to collect more credit. IV is pretty low. So I didn't want to add another position on at that point. If we do get a spike in implied volatility in FXY. I'll consider putting on another position. So let's take a look at FXY. So as you can see, I rolled that all the way up. So now we just have an 83 put 83 call. So it looks like a straddle. And we've got price right here just outside. So again, I'd like to add another position on top of this to collect more credit. But with implied volatility, you know, I'll spike up a little bit. It's at 43. So if it stays in that area or goes up a little bit next week, we'll look to add another strangle or straddle onto that position to layer into that implied volatility increase. So next trade was in GDX. So we added another strangle to our GDX position. So IV spiked up to 92 at that time. So I wanted to take advantage of that high premium. So let's take a look at GDX. And as you can see, when I put this on that day, actually by the end of the day, it came back to the low 70s, but it spiked all the way up to 92 at one point, giving us a good opportunity to put on some more some more premium in GDX. So here's our original one. When we're keeping that on, nothing to do on that one. But to collect more premium and take advantage that high IV, put on another strangle. And you can see with that contraction from where we put it on, we're already in them pretty well in a profit, even just after one day in the trade. So that's the key to putting on these trades in high implied volatility, getting that contraction. And that's when you make the profit. Next trade was a closing trade in natural gas. So this is one where we just put it on 10 days prior. The IV is still currently at 78. But from the time we put that on 10 days ago, we got a nice little contraction and we're able to take that off. Let's just take a look at the chart of natural gas. So let's see if we moved to natty gas here. Now, remember, on the futures contract, the implied volatility indicator is not going to work. But I wanted to show you what price did. We put it on back here and it just moved up a little bit and then down right back in centered in our range. We were able to take that off to look at what the implied volatility did during that time. You want to use UNG, which is the ETF. So as you can see, it has spiked up and then the implied volatility contracted nicely for us, which is what gave us that ability to take that off for a nice profit. So going back to the trades here, XBI. This was a really interesting trade and a great example to show why we adjust the way we do and why we roll the positions the way we do. We put this trade on way back in October, on October 27th. We had to adjust it a couple times and we had to roll it to the next expiration cycle once. But we were able to take this off for about a 50% of max profit. And again, when you have to make those adjustments, it just means you're going to be in the trade for more time. But it allows you to give yourself more time to be right, collect more credit. And by doing that, by rolling our puts up and then by rolling it out to the next expiration cycle, we took in credit every time we did that and it increases our probability of success and allows us to have more time to be right. So perfect example of that. TLT. So we closed the call side. Remember TLT's bonds, they've been going down. So we closed out the call side. It just two cents, bought those back there at max profit. And then we will and then I've been trying to get filled on this all week because we're getting closer and closer to expiration, couldn't get filled. Finally got filled and took that off. In FXC, we sold a strangle in FXC and that's the Euro. So let's take a look at where we're at there. We've got a nice spike in implied volatility, gives an opportunity to put that on. Just put it on yesterday so no profit, no loss, still very centered. So we'll wait to see what happens there. And in TLT, so in this one we closed the put side of this iron condor, got out of that one for a small loss. And let's go to TLT to look at what we have on now. So we've got the one, we've got the one side, which is going to expire at a loss. And then we added these another iron condor, in addition to the other ones we already took off. So again, same kind of situation as IWM and GLD where we're where we've had massive moves in one direction. Anytime you have one directional moves for extended periods of time or extended lengths, that's when these positions are going to be tested. And that's the time that you're going to see some losses in these positions. But you've got to stay mechanical. You've got to continue to add on positions, collect more credit. And it'll take a few months to get out of, but you'll get back to where you were. And that's really the only way to manage these types of positions. And keep in mind, we've had a huge move down in bonds. As you can see over time, it's really one directional with tiny pauses and tiny pullbacks, but really one directional. Same with this with the stock indexes. You can see just massive moves with the very little pullbacks. We're having a little one a day. Hopefully we can get a little bit more downside next week and get out of some of those at a profit. And then GLD, which is gold, we've also seen massive moves in one direction. So these are not normal. So we've had a few positions that we've really been tested on, but you've just got to continue to stay mechanical the way that I teach. And we'll get out of these. It's nothing we haven't seen before. It's the IWM, same kind of story. So I closed the call side of the iron condor today. Exited that for a loss. And then again, I already showed you as I continued to add positions added that iron condor on there. And then the last trade I made today was natural gas. So we simply rolled that natural gas from January to the February cycle. So let's take a look at Natty gas. And if you look at what we've done here in the graph, because it's a futures contract and it's already closed for the day, it's going to look a little bit odd. But essentially, we had the 3.45 and the 3.55 strangle on in January. We simply rolled that trade out to February. So now we've got this position. So it's very well centered, had a lot more opportunity, a lot more time to make money on that trade. So let's see, I think, let's see, XLV, we've still got a position on. We're in the profit there. Wait for a little bit of a move down or time to pass before we take that one off, want a little bit more profit in there. XLU went over to this one, we've got another strangle in there. XLF, we went over to that one. And then the only other one, well, two others, we've got a strangle in bonds. And that's just a little bit in the profit. If we get a little bit of a move up in bonds, we'll take that one off for a nice profit. We've got EWW, where I was looking to potentially get out of this one today, but I'm going to hold it over the weekend, get a couple more days of theta decay potentially, and look to take this one off. We're at about 35 plus percent of max profit. I'd like to get up to about 40. We've been in this one for over 15 days. So I like to get a little bit more profit out of that one. And lastly, in SPX, we've got this double calendar on. We had the initial calendar on, which was the 205, 2205, and it moved outside of our breakeven. So we added on the additional calendar. So now we've got the double calendar on. So remember with a calendar, we're looking for a pop in volatility, an increase in IV, and that's going to help this position profit. So we'll continue to monitor and manage that and send out any alerts as needed. So I hope this was helpful. If you have any questions, please leave them in the members forum and we'll make sure we get to you as quickly as possible. Also allows other members to answer your questions if they can do so. So I hope this was helpful. Have a great weekend and we'll talk to you next week.


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I'm just a second trying to hide something that popped up on my screen. Welcome to the South Cravens. Hazardous Road overtopping mitigation project. Meeting meeting. We're a little bit like getting started. Sorry about that. We had some technical difficulties. I'm the project manager. My name is Burke Gidry. Also with this today is Rich Diaz. He's a design engineer with Diaz Inc. If at any time you want to get project updates, we have a QR code here. You can scan that. There's also a project website link shown below. The kind of a general location of the project would be East of Loop 820 between Eastbury and Will Barger just west of Lake Arlington. Here's Lake Arlington over here. Project location's here. Will Barger down here. Dairy's not quite shown, but it's up here. More specifically, the project will be on South Cravens Road between Baylor Street and Oakdale Street. One thing I wanted to discuss a little bit today. Currently, if you've driven by the site in the last few months, you might have noticed that the road has was blocked with some barricades or barriers. Or maybe you notice that the the barricades or the barriers were kind of along the side of the roadway. The city's placed these barriers out there to close the section of the roadway at the Culver Crossing, but it's not the result of current flood dangers or the upcoming construction. It's due to the current condition of the bridge culvert, which is structurally unsound. So to reiterate, the road's closed due to the unsafe bridge is not related to the flooding or post construction. And the barriers and barricades they keep getting moved. So we would urge you to not use the section of the roadway because the bridge is unsafe. Are you still there? I think we lost you at our technical difficulties. Please stand by. To reiterate, please do not use the section of the road. The bridge is unsafe. Engineers have evaluated the condition of the bridge culvert and determined that doing intermediate repairs just to fix the existing culvert is not feasible. So what's going to happen is this culvert will be replaced with the construction of the the hazardous road overtopping mitigation project. So here we can see some pictures of the existing culvert. You can see the this is from the inside of the culvert. The walls of the culvert are severely cracked. Here you can see from the outside. This is the wall and the bridge slab here. There's a gap there. It's not fully supported on the inside of the culvert. There's there's severe undermining of culvert. This is the bottom slab and you can see there's a pretty large gap there underneath the culvert. So it's been undermined and it's unsafe. So once again the road closure is unsafe. Please do not use this. It's not related to the flooding or the proposed construction project and please don't use a section of roadway and please don't move the barricades out there. So this is a more close-up view of the project limits. You can see here's Baylor Street, Oakdale Drive. We're going to be doing a South Cravings Road between these two lemons including the intersections. You can see here's the flood plain boundary right here and down here and you can see that it crosses Cravings Road and during intense rainfall events it over tops the roadway. So recently in the last couple of years we've had two insinuances where vehicles were washed off the roadway. One of them was with a fatality. The other person was fortunate to get out of the vehicle. Over here on the left you can see an image of the most recent incident and on the right you can see an image of the vehicle that was abandoned in the creek. So ways that we're going to mitigate the storm water over top in the roadway. One thing we'll do is we'll construct culvert improvements. The existing culvert out there is a double barrel eight foot wide by six foot high culvert. We're going to remove that and replace it with a seven barrel 10 foot wide by nine foot high culvert and we'll also add erosion protection at the culvert. And we're going to raise the roadway profile to get it above the elevation of the flood plain and we'll also include an underground storm drain for the roadway drainage. Those will all be for storm water improvements. Other improvements we'll also have new sidewalks and we're going to replace the water line at this location and that street lighting. So this shows an aerial view of the project. Here in blue is the the creek center line and right here is the culvert location the double barrel eight foot wide by six high culvert. Okdale Drive and Baylor Street here show. So this shows the proposed culvert. You can see it's a lot bigger. You got seven barrels and it's a lot wider. Over here on the lower right down here is the existing roadway profile and up here is the proposed roadway profile and you can see the extent of the new new culvert crossing. So the the new roadway profile you can see it's several feet higher than the existing so that will help to keep it out of the flood plain. This kind of shows the paving improvements in gray would be concrete pavement that would be added. At each end we'll have asphalt transition pavement going back into the existing roadway. Sidewalk right here on each side of the roadway along the concrete paved sections and here's the proposed culvert as well. Since we're treating the curb we're going to have curb curb inlets right here shown in red. Those are going to connect to an underground storm drain system on both sides and that's going to connect to the culvert. Also we will be replacing this the water line here with a new water line. This shows a typical section. This is at the section cut at the culvert crossing the proposed culvert crossing. Here you can see this will be concrete pavement. We're going to have curbs and then we're going to have sidewalk, five foot sidewalk on each side. Here's the head wall for the culvert and we will have handrails along there at the culvert. Here's the proposed or anticipated project schedule. We expect a complete design in the fall of this year and then bid the project and award it in the winter 2023-24 starting construction in the spring of 2024 and we expect to complete construction in the winter of 2025. One thing that could affect the schedule we are in the process currently but obtaining right away in easements for the project so we won't be able to bid that until we get those. Like I said we are in the process of doing that so hopefully we can get those and not affect the schedule but it could be something that would delay things a little bit. Funding for the project is from stormwater revenue bonds and the estimated construction costs 3.4 million. This kind of shows the detour route since the road would be closed. Actually it currently is closed although the barricades keep getting moved but this shows the detour route northbound is not too bad.  Southbound is a little bit more complicated. You have to cross the East Bering Street and then take the front of the road south all the way down to Willbarger and then back up. Now we can go ahead and take any questions you might have. I have one question. Can you tell me, do we know how many homes are involved? How many homes? Can you be a little bit more specific than in what you mean by that? Houses where people live. How many houses will be impacted by this construction? Well the road closure will affect basically anyone who would use that road so all the any homes who travel that way, any people living in homes that travel that route will be affected. As far as the back up here. I think we talked about the spark being a more industrial correct? I think that's more companies than homes. Well there are people living on the south side here and on the north side. So there are some homes that would be affected by the detour. As far as the actual construction there's no homes directly on the project limits. So it would really be. I'm sorry that's not true. There's a property right there that the whole 11 and a half acres that you're working with that street line from that one street to the other. There's a property owner. Miss Williams right here is a property owner and she has two driveways that we will stagger the construction to keep one of those driveways open. Lauren can we do door hangers to make sure everybody possibly impacted by this will know what's coming because we know not everybody is on the call. But it doesn't seem like it's going to be a big number but we'd hate for someone to wake up one day and kind of be in the dark on what's what's going on and how long it's going to take. Okay sure. Yes ma'am our standard practice I believe is 72 hours in advance and then 24 hours in advance of impacting anyone. But we'll make sure we get a flyer or door hanger out to those those folks as well. Okay and I'll put it on my Facebook and do you know whatever it needs. I'll contact the churches and make sure they know too. Thank you. Linda I can barely hear you. Is this better? Not really. I heard also. While we're waiting for Linda did someone else on the call have questions for Bert? I have questions with access to my property. I have questions about that which is a major concern of do I have to ask people doing this whole two years to be able to come in and out of my property. I'm concerned about the privacy. I'm concerned about trespassing. I'm concerned about even the trespassing from the contractors, the laudering, etc. once you open up and work on this on the roadway. Those are major concerns for me. You're taking down the trees for privacy. You will not be replacing them. I want to make sure what how am I going to be impacted this entire two years of your construction being able to go in and out and the workers etc. What's your address? Ms. Williams, what's your address? 4201 South Cravens. You'll see the which is the majority of the roadway here. That's yes, yes. Gotcha. I'll be driving by. Thank you. So Ms. Williams, one thing we had we've been in touch with you and we're working with you on a lot of your questions. You have not answered them though. I've been asking and this is a great concern of that. How am I going to ask everybody every day to come inside and leave my friends, my colleagues, neighbors? How am I going to be able to access? What about my security? This is a vast place. So I want to feel safe. I want my property to be safe. I don't want to have to ask anyone. Can I come inside and leave? My privacy, you're taking down all of my trees. The fence line is going to be gone and I'm having to find the contact contractors to replace these things. It's a major concern. I understand. So we will be putting temporary chain link fence with screening on it during the construction to keep people out and for privacy. We will phase the driveways construction so that you would have access to them. We might have to work out the details, you know, coordinating that with you as we go forward. As far as the trees, I guess as part of your agreement for the easements, we'll have to work that out on on how the trees will be mitigated. I ask why I'm not understanding. I keep getting very vague information and it's really in dire importance, especially for this neighborhood. Lauren, why don't we set up a meeting with Ms. Williams either in my office or on her property. I'd rather be on her property because when I hear trees being taken down, usually we replace what we take away, but I would like to have a real thorough understanding.  Yes, that would be great. Thank you. So if at any time you do have questions that come up, here's my phone number and my email. You can call me or email me. Also here again is the QR code and the website and the link to the project website and also wanted to point out that you're not familiar with it. As far as reporting things to the city of Fort Worth, there's the my Fort Worth app that you can add to make reporting things quicker and simpler. So with that, if there's no more questions, we can adjourn the meeting. We can email Kate to hear about the Stop 6 Hub. We started 10 o'clock at email Kate to talk about the Stop 6 Hub and the swimming pool and everything to come. That's a plug. Thank you. All right.


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Already you are still hanging out with us on our Thursday Vibes right now on the Y254 channel. The hashtag is Y in the morning and the segment is Sport on Tech and you can find us on socials. That's on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter is at Y254. Mine is at Brian Circle 101. On our Sport Tech segment today we are talking about the world of integrating technology and photography. We have live videography as well and hanging out with us in the studio today is Elkhana Shivonji. Shivonji, the CEO of Pro Scrafts app. It's an app that actually I love the fact that you know he calls it an Uber for photographers. So he's here with us in the studio to actually explain to us and how did he actually come up with that app, what exactly is the app all about and much more. First of all, good morning. Good morning. How are you? Good. Thank you so much. Pleasure. Introduce yourself and tell us what you do, what you're all about. So my name is Elkhana Shivonji, I am a software developer. I have also been a photographer for the longest time, the past over six years now. Yes, so that's basically who I am. And you are the creator, are you the developer or the creator? Do you say you're the creator for Pro Scrafts app? Yes, that would be a fitting name. Right. And what is this Pro Scrafts app, what is it all about and what exactly does it do in terms of photography as well. And I love the fact that it's an app, but it's now integrated with photography and videography as well. So we are calling it the Uber for photographers. Okay. An interesting name. Yes. The way, the same way you're able to order for a taxi is the same way now you can order or hire a photographer. So we came up with the app, like I mentioned, my background is in, I've been a photographer for the longest time. So during this time, I experienced some challenges and even you yourself, I'm sure, and anyone who's watching, anytime you want to hire a photographer or a videographer, there's usually a very long back and forth process that you go through before you get all the details that you want. So first of all, you'll have to DM someone or send them a WhatsApp message, then wait for feedback, then after that, the next question will be, what are your prizes? You wait for feedback, then the next process will be where can I view your portfolio? Wait for feedback. So it takes a very long time and a lot of back and forth for you to actually get all the details that you want. Now what if you could get all these details in one place and take that entire process which would actually take you like a day to finish and do it in three minutes? That's what proscript is. So it enables you to take this entire complicated process. You having to go and confirm something else which is quite important to clients is when you're booking someone, especially on social media, you really don't know if there's someone you can trust. So how do we enable clients to have the best talent and people they can actually trust? So one of our key words in proscript is pre-veted. Pre-veted, yes. I saw it and I was really wondering, what is it all about? Pre-veted talent. Yes. So pre-veted basically means all the photographers and videographers on our platform, we have done a process. What you would necessarily need to do, we have done it for you. We check their portfolio for you. We confirm their professionals, we confirm the equipment they use, we interview them. So anyone who you hire through the proscripts app, you are sure that they are reliable and they will deliver good work. Excellent. And you're calling it over for photographers. Does it also include videographers as well? Because you know somebody would say, this is just for photographers. But like you mentioned, photography also includes videography as well. And I love the fact that it's also integrating IT in itself. So is it an all-inclusive app made specifically for photographers? Yes, so it's an all-inclusive. So for now, it's an app for hiring photographers and videographers. And you can also order prints. Like if you want a picture printed, a wall mount, that kind of thing. But eventually, the big plan is for it to integrate all creatives. So from editors, to animators, to makeup artists, to different creative fields. Because our goal really is to be able to give more opportunities to creatives. And also enable them to manage their business in a more effective and easy way. Right. Yes. And I love the fact that you're talking about effectiveness and management. So what exactly was your vision when you decided that, you know, we need a community of photographers who are at a certain specific place so that when I want to access one, I just have to log into the app. And first of all, is the app even available for anyone who is watching maybe to download it so that they can access their favorite photographer as well? Yes. So if you're on Android, you can download the app on Play Store. If you're on iOS, you can use it on our website, which is www.proscrafts.com. So you can decide if you want to book on the web or you want to download the app, whichever you see fit. So when you go to the website, you'll just see a button, Book Now. And then when you click on that, it just takes you to the app. And then you can book a photographer. Back to your question of why the process of photography. Why the vision? Your heart? Why the vision? Like Mac that, you know, up. So I have faced, like personally, yeah, being a photographer for a while. Some of the challenges that I faced is, for example, there is no single place that a creative in general can manage their entire business in one place. So you'd find you have to use WhatsApp to communicate with clients. Then you have to go look for another technology to manage the business. Then you have to go look for another technology to deliver work to clients. You have to go look for another technology to try and check out which site is good for doing your shoot if you want an outdoor shoot. So there are a lot of places. It's quite a complicated process before you actually do a shoot. You have to check through a couple of things. So what we are trying to do in the long run is consolidate all these things in one place. Now here I'm speaking for the photographer and the videographer and the creatives who will come later on into the app. So you will be able to manage everything in one place. In one place, yeah. You'll be able to communicate with all your clients in one place. You'll be able to deliver proof of work in one place. Your clients will be able to download your work all in one place. So we're trying to make it easy for you to manage your business. And the other thing also is payments. So in this industry it's a challenge and this is a challenge which is actually on both sides on clients and photographers. So some clients will not pay on time. And some creatives, you'll pay them on time but they won't deliver on time. So prospects will come in between so that you as the client, when you're booking for a job, you make a payment, right? So you make a payment first. So yeah. So it's not like Oba where you pay after the delivery of service, the destination, etc. So currently, we have not integrated the payment part but what we will do later on, because there are services that you, especially in the creative industry, when you want to book someone's time, you have to make a deposit. So that someone can close in their schedule to book you in. So you as the client will be making the payment. Once you make the payment. It's pay first and then you book the service. You sort of book as you pay. You book as you pay, yeah. But currently you don't have to pay. Currently you can just book and you deal with the photographer directly. But later on, the other thing we will try to solve is, once you pay, the money will be held by pros and cons. So we will only release the money to the other side, to the photographer, once the job has been delivered. Once the service is delivered. Yes, and in case there's any problem in between, then we come in to solve that problem. We actually help to ensure that you can trust the service so that you don't have to worry about all these things in the backend. Wow, fantastic. I love that you know, you're speaking of trust. And on that also, how do you identify this community of photographers and videographers who will actually, you know, the selection criteria? How do you like put them at a community? Do you like share the link to the app for them to actually, you know, log into the app or log into the website and get to understand about pros and cons and everything. And if yes, what are some of the terms and conditions of even, you know, being a part of pros and cons and whatnot that it entails to actually be a part of that community as well? Yeah, so as a photographer, to be part of pros and cons, because one of the most important things that we are trying to solve for the clients is the trust part. Yeah, so we, you first apply. So you go to our website, www.proscrafts.com. At the top, there is a button for join as a photographer or videographer. When you click on that, now it takes you to the landing page of the photographers. Right. So there you can view some of our terms and conditions, which are basically just simple things. So the most important is, of course, you have to be a professional and you have to be using professional equipment. All right. Yes, because now these are things. Is there like maybe a package where, for example, this is before you are vetted because you also spoke of pre-vetted. Before you are vetted to actually be a part of pros and cons. Maybe it's that package that you need to bring on the table. For example, you're speaking of cameras. You need to have some certain type of lenses, tripod, et cetera. No. So what we do is from your portfolio, me as a photographer, being a photographer, it's very easy for me to tell. From your portfolio, if let's say you're a photographer and you present me with a portfolio right now, I can very quickly and very easily determine if you use professional equipment or not, just from how the pictures look. So for me to actually go through someone's portfolio and check all these things, and ask for all of us to check all these things. It's quite easy. So you don't really necessarily have to bring your camera for us to see or your equipment for us to see. But from your portfolio, I can actually tell, this is someone who has done this for long enough and they know what they're doing. He's a professional. Yes, exactly. In the avenue as well. Yes. Is there maybe a limitation or not maybe just a limitation? You mentioned you literally just take a look at the portfolio and you're able to judge if this photographer is professional as well. Maybe for somebody who wants to join and maybe they're thinking, oh, maybe if I join that up, they're not paying me on time or if I join it, they're going to deduct me and the payment I'll get is not like the one I'll get directly from the client. It's there like an advantage of being part of that, you know, pro-send craft community. So yes, there is an advantage. One of them being, like I mentioned, we are trying to help you manage your business more effectively. So instead of having to deal with different technologies to manage clients, now you'll be able to do it and manage your bookings in one place. The other being, you'll also be discovered by new clients who come to the app to look for photographers, which really doesn't hurt because as photographers and as creatives, we're always looking out for the next job, right? So when you join the platform, you can be discovered with new clients who are not basically, who are not necessarily in your client base. These are new people who are looking for... So clients are still also in the app. I'm a... Clients now... There's a button for clients. It's an app that you share with clients and then they're able to choose photographers or photographers choose clients in the app. So now the app is two-sided. So there is the backend, which is now for the photographers. Now me as a photographer, when I go, I have my own portal. I can. Oh, there's your own portal. Details and everything. Yes, you have a profile like... Let me give an example of Instagram. So you have your own profile, like Instagram, right? Oh, wow. Where you upload your portfolio, you upload your packages, everything, all that. Then now the client's app is from the other side. So when the client comes into the app, they see your portfolio and your prices and your packages like you would go to someone's profile and check out what they do. Read their bio, everything. So yeah, the other thing we're trying to do is, you as the client, as the photographer, we are asking you to put everything in one place. So me as the client, the moment I am on your profile, I can see all the packages that you offer. So let's say for example, you shoot weddings. I can see all your wedding prices. So I can see your first package is, let's say 100,000. The second one is maybe 200,000. The other one is... So I select the exact package I want. I just add it to cut and I check out. So I don't have to reach out to you to give me any more details because everything is in one place. But of course, in case there is any communication or any queries you have about all these things, definitely you can contact the person and get all this detail. But what we're trying to do is, we are trying to make the process extremely easy and seamless so that we take a process that you actually do in best case scenario, two hours and bring it down to less than three minutes. So how quick and how fast can a client access a photographer as well if they are already logged in. You said for a client or anybody who is watching, if they want to actually get into that app, what should they do? Yeah. So you just go to www.proscrafts.com. On the website, you'll just see a button book now. Okay. So if you're on iOS or Android, when you click on the book now, you'll be able to use the app on the web to book photographers from there. But if you're on Android and you want to download the app as well, you can find it on Play Store. And even on the website, there's a button there for download for Android. You can just click it and you'll be able to download the app. All right. How fast is it? For example, somebody is in Akuro, but let's come back to Nairobi because they're in Kanairo. Somebody wants a photographer within this region. Right now, how fast and efficient is it for them to get? How long will it take them to find a photographer? I would say less than three minutes because I usually, what I've learnt being a creative for a while is most people, by the time they are deciding to look for a photographer, they know what they want. They know I want to, for example, I want to do a birthday shoot. Right. Or I am looking for a wedding photographer. So on the app, we made that very specific so that you don't come to the app. For example, let's say on social media. If you go on social media, it's actually very difficult for you and extremely time consuming for you to get a specific photographer you want because there's literally no way you can just say, show me only wedding photographers or I'm only looking for birthday photographers. So we've made that exactly. So we've created that extremely carefully in the app. So you actually select the exact thing you want. So let's say you want to book a photographer for a wedding or an event or a videographer for that matter. So you just select for example, you select photography, then on the next page you select I want a photographer for wedding and in Nairobi. And immediately you see everyone who offers that service and is in Nairobi. So now it's your preference depending on if you like this guy's portfolio, if you like this guy's prizes, now it's you to choose. But the process is extremely fast. Right. Are there charges maybe that a professional photographer wants to be in the app to benefit that, before you enroll, this is what you, apart from the portfolio you mentioned, is there maybe like charges? I mean it's an open and free app you just join and then we'll deduct from the pay you will get after you get the service or you get a client. Okay. So we are not charging the photographers or videographers to join the app. We're not charging anything. It's absolutely free to join. Okay. But we do take a percentage from when you get jobs on the app which is basically how every app operates out here. Most of it. It's similar to Uber, Bolt and the rest including Taxify. Yeah. If we compare it to the Taxi world, then yes, but the only difference is we don't take crazy percentages like 25 or 30%. Mm-hmm. Yeah. We take reasonable, because I have been a photographer myself. I have been a creative for a very long time. So you know the pain of the hustle and the bustle. Yes, I know the pain of the hustle. Right. And it wouldn't make sense for me to tell someone to give me 10% when they get a job worth 100,000. All right. Or to tell them to give me 10% when they get a job worth 10,000. But if I tell them to give me 4% or 5% from getting a 10,000 job on the app, then I think it's actually reasonable because that's around 400, 500 shillings. Right. Yes. Do you think by coming up with this app you are actually meeting a very specific niche especially in the photograph and videography world. And I love the fact that in this day and age it's all about the photos, the graphics. There should be colorful, bold and attractive.  Do you feel like you're reaching out to that sport exactly? Yes. So like you mentioned, we are very niche and we are starting with photographers and videographers but our target is creatives specifically. And when I'm talking about creatives in this sense I'm talking about photographers, photographers, animators. You mentioned TikTok as YouTubers as well. So even people on YouTube? Not necessarily. So here we are looking, let me call them creators but in the sense of photographers, videographers, makeup artists, like the on-demand services. Right. You see, for example, you'd want a makeup artist for a wedding. You'd want a photographer for a wedding. You'd want an animator once, me as a photographer I usually want editors. Right. Even graphic designers. Exactly. So in the long run we will try to incorporate all these people because like again, our entire goal is to give more opportunities to creatives. So we want to enable you to book service, clients to book your services much faster and easier and we want to enable you as a photographer and videographer to manage your business more effectively. So everything in one place, from delivery of work to communication with clients to payments, everything happens in one place. This actually enables you to be more productive. So you don't have to worry. You focus on what you love best, which is shooting. As we take care of everything else in the backend. So the niche part, yes, we are very niche and like we've seen, the creative industry, photography, videography, makeup artists, that industry is growing very rapidly. Right. And as it's growing, it's creating this gap here where getting these services and discovering professional talent has actually become more time consuming. So what we are trying to do is as the industry grows, we are trying to make it easy for you as the client to now discover professional talent much, much easier. Because I'm very sure, let's say for example, you have a wedding. You wouldn't want to hire someone to shoot your wedding and then later on they deliver photos which you did not expect. You want someone, because this is a moment, right? It will never happen again. You want someone professional. You want someone who's going to do the best job. So we are coming in to enable you to discover these people extremely easy. That's why PreVetted is actually in our slogan. So all the service providers on our platform are PreVetted. So you don't have to worry about if you book anyone on the platform, we can assure you. You are assured of excellence. Yes, you are assured of excellence when you book anyone on the platform because we've done everything for you in the backend. So you don't have to worry about are they professionals? Will they arrive on time? Will they do a good job? We've done all that for you in the backend. So for you, you just book anyone and you sort it. Right. How long has been the app in place? Yeah, so the app now has been live for three months. So business like you launched just made this year? Yes. Right. Previously, you mentioned you are a photographer as well.  Amma, you just wanted to unite photographers and videographers to give them a space where they can feel like it's home and they can easily access services or clients as well. Yeah, so I have a background in software engineering. Right. And I was also a photographer. So yes, I wanted to solve some of the challenges I was facing personally. And then by God's grace, everything was, I knew the software engineering part and I knew the photography part. So it was extremely, I would say not as challenging for me to discover the main pain points to know, okay, as a photographer, I face this, I face this, I face this and the people I know and my friends face these similar problems. So how can I try to solve these problems for myself, for them and also for some of the clients that I have actually dealt with and have mentioned to me? Because when you deal with clients, they actually mention to you frustrations that they have actually gone through with either other people or when they were trying to get your services. So over time, I've had almost the similar types of frustrations and I was like, you know, these are actually very simple things to solve just through technology. So now what we are trying to do is we are trying to take technology and infuse it with the photography part and now we are trying to bring them together and solve these problems and make it extremely easy for you to discover a privated professional photographer. Right. Speaking of that, the management of this app, you, in your description, you are the CEO and founder. Is it a self, would you say it's a self employment for you, Amma?  It's a solo project like me and God. So yeah, so there is, we have an office and so currently, oh, I think I can take this opportunity. Anyone who's watching and they love the app and they feel like they'd want to be an investor, definitely, go to our website, www.proscrafts.com. Our email is at the bottom. You can reach out, we can talk. So we are at that stage of, because you know with technology apps and especially with startups, we're always looking for investors to grow our idea and our dream. And like I mentioned, it's only been life of three months. So we are new on the block, we're the new kids on the block. Right. Are there competitors? Currently in this. Like you've identified that have maybe such a similar thing, because you know technology keeps on evolving and there's always like a new thing on the market, a new trend, a new design, a new discovery, ETC. Are there like your competitors? You say this one, I'm following them closely. Maybe in Africa as well, not just Kenya or even abroad overseas as well. Yeah, yeah, yeah. There are a couple of competitors in the market. In Kenya per se, there is really no one who is as niche as what we're trying to do, but there are e-commerce sites where you can book different services. So you can, if you want to order food or you want to buy an outfit or you want to order a service, there are e-commerce sites where you can get everything in one place. But you see, if you want to book a photographer or a creative from there, then it comes back to the same problem of, it still is going to take you a lot of time to try and discover this person. Right. So us, the reason why we are very niche is we are trying to take all these problems that you face and solve them in one way. In one way. So we really don't want to tell you to come to our app when you're looking to buy an outfit. No, no, no. We don't want you to come to our app when you want to order food. No, we want you to come to our app specifically when you want to hire a professional photographer, a professional videographer or the other creative services. So when you come to our app, you are sure that for the reason that we are niche, for the fact that we are niche, you'll be able to get the services you want extremely quickly because there is no cluster of too many different things that you have to go through to find what you're looking for. It's right there on your face.  Real time. Yes, real time. And let's backtrack a little bit. Yes. I don't know if you're able to actually just give us a small description of how you created that app from scratch. Like how did you actually create it? And for example, if maybe somebody is watching at home and they want to also come up with such a masterpiece, where do they start? How do they go about it? To bring all that into manifestation. So tech is quite wide. So one of the things is before you actually discover what you're comfortable with, you'll find yourself everywhere. You'll try to build natively, that's with Android or iOS. You'll try to use frameworks and different frameworks like I think we were talking about React Native here because of your profile on WhatsApp. So you'll use very many different platforms to try and build something. But the moment you actually decide on the exact thing you want to build, in the tech community, you'll definitely find the framework which works best for you. So for example, if you want to build something for Android and iOS, together using one code base, then you'd necessarily either go for React Native or React Native is from Facebook, then there's another one called Flutter which is now from Google. So if you want to build cross-platform apps with the same code base, then most of the time, you'll actually end up either on React Native or Flutter. If you want to build websites on the other end, then you'd find yourself learning Python, then going and using Django. Somebody mentioned Laravel and Java. Exactly, you go to JavaScript and you want to use, but there'll always be a framework that you will use these technologies on top of because then now it makes it extremely easy for you to now build, because it takes away a lot of chaff from whatever it is you're trying to build and makes it easy.  Yes, I'm told we are out of time, but I just want you to quickly, I'll quick mention of maybe some of the core values of your app. If somebody wants to access it and use it, where can they find it and why is it important to even use ProcentCraft just quickly? Yes, so the reason why you should use ProcentCraft is, one, all our service providers are pre-veted. So you are very sure of trust. The second is the process is seamless and fast. So a process which would necessarily take you best case scenario, around two hours. We bring it down to three minutes. So the other is the service providers that we have are extremely professional. So we have actually gone behind the scenes to check out everything for you so that you as the client don't have to worry about will the person I'm booking be a professional, will the person I'm booking deliver work on time, deliver good work. So our core is offering you pre-veted professional photographers and videographers. If you want to book, you can go to www.proscrafts.com and from there you'll see all the details. Right. Social media, can they find it a new personally as well? Yes, social media is proscrafts.io. That's on Instagram. On LinkedIn the same, on Twitter the same. So on all social media platforms to see. Your number is there. My number. On the app. Oh, you want to give it out? Sure, sure, sure. Oh, my number, yes. Our contact is plus<PHONE_NUMBER>29. Right, yes. Something popping up in my mind. Pros and crafts, does it have a meaning? Yes, it does. Professional creatives. Professional creatives. Yes. Right, I love the fact that you summarized it. Yeah. And it's good I remembered. Thank you. So we have been hanging out with Elkhana Vongeshi. He, where? He is the CEO and founder of Pros and Crafts App that actually enables you to access your favorite professional photographers for those excellent videography and photography services. And the comfort of your own time and your own finances. And I love the fact that it's a community of professional photographers who will actually deliver excellent work to you right now on Smotantech is the segment on Y254 channel. Thank you so much for hanging out with us on behalf of Kalami Val and everybody else behind this show today. We say thank you so much. Find us on Facebook, Instagram, and on Twitter is at Y254 channel. Mine is at Brian Soccer 101. Have an amazing Thursday as well.


Inside, Reed Travis pulls his way to the basket and lays it in. Hellbent on getting there. Hellbent is right, but that's his grown man's strength. Wildcats up by two. Midnight. Nine to shoot, Powell. Clutch shooter, Miles Powell had three at the break. He has 11 now. Agans going this distance here in the second half. At the point for Kentucky. Tyler Piro down the lane again. Strip. And with the hands of PJ Washington and one. Another deep jay. And hits. Miles 14 points now. PJ Washington averages 12 points a game this season. Big one and a steal. Agans to the hole. Up and in. Midnight on the baseline. Kale. Taken out of his hands by PJ Washington and he stares him down. Baseline, Keldon Johnson. Offensive five all against Kentucky. Kentucky by three, 120 to go. Second half. Powell. He has 22. And we're tied at 67. Miles Powell, you didn't see this, but he jabbed inside, which put the defender down. That created enough space for him to be able to come off that double screen, square up his shoulders, and show that beautiful touch from deep. And that's a good contest right there by PJ Washington. Just excellent offense by Powell. Powell was two for nine since then. He's five for five, 14 points in the last five minutes. Ten to shoot. Now they'll get into it. Powell breaks to the basketball, receives six to shoot. Powell's not giving this up. Step back jumper. Second to go. What a shot by Miles. The last shot. He has the space to work with right here. And again, it's excellent defense. But my goodness, an offensive player just made the shot. Young man Miles Powell had only three points at halftime. He struggled in the first half against Kentucky. Came out on fire in the second half of play. That's a James Harden-like move. That is. All about creating space right there. Now the officials, this play is under review. They're trying to see if it was a three or a two. Right now it's a three, 70 to 67. Here's B.J. Washington. He can run the baseline, throws it, mid-court. Keldon Johnson. Washington finding Keldon nothing to lose. Knock it in, young fellow. What a shot by Keldon Johnson. And the Kentucky bench says we'll play overtime. Coach Willard. It was just off that time. He was fading back a little bit. Took a little bit of steam off that jump shot. Wide open inside, McKnight. And Powell puts it on him. Back to back buckets to start overtime. Maureen Thompson. Across the lane. Tricky, tricky. He's 12 of 13. See him fall off by one. Miles Powell for 20 seconds to go. Baseline. McKnight, the kick. Thompson shows it.


Hey, this is Brett and this 2022 Ram 2500 crew cab at short box Bighorn level C Sport appearance group is stock number 14061 Z. I am here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin You're new and used heavy-duty truck headquarters this 2000 ends 22 Ram 2500 has the 6.7 liter Cummins diesel engine. It's paired up with these six-speed 68 RFE Automatic transmission. This truck has been fully safety and inspected by our server 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. This one has a max tow capacity of 19,956 pounds and a max payload of 2,141 pounds found those on Ram's tow guide website. I will link them in the description below I'm gonna go all the way around in this video inside started up take a look under the hood go underneath Just give you the most accurate representation that I can of the truck Diamond black pearl coat is the color and I shoot all my videos in 4k if you like the video You can subscribe to my youtube channel which is youtube.com slash summit auto 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 heavy-duty truck walk-arounds on YouTube 8,000 videos and counting this one comes with some of my favorite wheels on the Rams the 20 inch polished aluminum wheels Firestone transverse AT tires. These are LT 285 60 R 20s, and you can see that they have a really good amount of tread left I'd say 80 90% of the tread left on those tires frame and underbody is exceptionally clean on this truck This is a one owner clean title history clean car facts out of Ohio Front fenders absolutely perfect headlight lenses are nice and clear you get the painted bumpers with the sport package Front bumper parking sensors factory fog lights no major dents or dings on that front bumper The grille is nice and clean as well You get the chrome trim in the center there and the hood is absolutely perfect no major dents or dings on there Passengers side front fender is in great shape as well and the passengers side front wheel no major scuffs or scrapes on there does have the Diamond black diamond pearl Check out that metal flake. It's got a lot of golds and purples and just really a cool color Especially in the sunlight this thing really pops one of my favorite blacks on any Truck for that matter as you go down this side of this 2022 Ram 2500 take note of how clean that body is 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 truck hear the truck and of confidence in the vehicle That you're looking at before you even get here So when you do get here There's absolutely no surprises and you can make a smart and informed buying decision from wherever you're at now if this Video helps you make that buying decision definitely let your salesman know that you saw the video It was helpful in that Brett sent you okay, this one has the wheel-to-wheel side steps So these go all the way to the Back wheel well of the box or the front wheel well of the box Which is nice because you can get up into the box right there Back wheels in excellent shape No scuffs or scrapes in the back tires have just as much tread as the front tires once again that frame and on a body Don't take that for granted Looks really good Ohio definitely a good place to get a used truck As all the remaining factory exhausts looks great under their lower rockers and cab corners look fantastic as well Coming around to the back of the vehicle you get the LED tail lamps rear bumper is in great shape No denser dings on there It does have the backup parking sensors the full towing package Which includes a receiver h4 pen and 7-pin wiring and the tailgate is in really nice shape as well Comes with a tiger soft tonneau cover. I didn't see any rips or tears on there. That looks really good Has the shock down assist tailgate The bed is in nice shape a little bit of light-duty usage, but nothing too bad, and you get a 115 volt 400 watt plug-in back here some side box tie-downs and the inside of the bed tailgate there isn't too bad Shuts easily lifts easily Must have a torsion bar in there coming around driver side Box looks good no dense no dings in there and fur full disclosure this back wheel really nice shape as well Cab and doors no denser dings in there really nice truck Has the heated fold-up tow mirrors built-in directional signals. They fold up like so Also fold in like that Take a quick look at the back seats No rips or tears back here get the dark charcoal and black cloth interior Latch child safety system power slide and rear window with built-in rear defrost No rips or tears on those seats does have speakers in the ceiling part of that alpine premium sound system these seats fold up There is a load floor back here, which is nice You got muddy boots or tools put them on there You're not going to get your seat sturdy or if you got pets put both sides down, and you're not going to get your seat Storage underneath on the other side is a subwoofer factory all-weather floor mats back here And you get in-floor storage with removable bins for easy cleaning you can put ice and drinks in there It's like you have too many coolers wherever you go, or if you're non-wisconsin just extra storage space Back here is two USBs two USB C's and a hundred fifteen volt 400 watt plug-in Those seats go down like that child safety locks on the back doors and the inside and bottoms of the doors all look Like me really nice Check out the bin sticker here No Canadian trucks here And the tire and loading information sticker Inside once again the big horn level C group gives you the dark charcoal and black cloth interior no rips no tears on those seats They are in fantastic condition Smells very clean inside this truck power driver seat with lumbar and the all-weather floor mats are up here as well Auto headlamps power pedals power windows locks and mirrors cloth bolsters and woodgrain trim on doors Hop and side check out the miles radio and everything that this truck has to offer on the interior You can see that this one has 23,849 miles you do get the seven-inch LCD display with the digital speedometer compass display Battery voltage oil temperature and you can change those corners to read whatever you want range to empty It's all configurable. So that's really great. This one comes with the heated Leather-wrapped steering wheel cruise controls and gear selector and right Bluetooth and information center controls on the left and audio Controls in the back of the steering wheel. There's your shifter for that six speed 68 RFE automatic transmission. This one does come with the you connect five 12 inch radio You get your home screen home screen right here AM FM and Sirius XM radio capabilities on there Augs and USB hookups as well. You get your comfort for your climate control Turn the ignition on for that to work you get your dual climate controls You also have your heated seats and heated steering wheel controls and you can control your fans down there now If you don't like doing it on the touchscreen, you can do it on the sides here as well and Then you have your factory navigation system. There is highway 41 So that is working nicely and you can do your phone You have your vehicle all your different stuff in there and then you get all these apps right here Has off-road pages as well. This is where your backup camera shows up to You can see that is crystal clear You can zoom in on that receiver hitch to get hooked up to your boat camper or trailer the first time every time So that's pretty sweet and you get off-road pages and they're pretty cool You get steering angle and see as I turn that steering wheel the degree changes the tires actually turn Get latitude longitude altitude on there. You get your accessory gauges and your pitch and roll sets pretty sweet system as well Down here is your factory brake controller factory exhaust brake tow-haul mode front and rear parking sensors turn those off and on as you wish you get two USBs two USB C's and Down here is 115 volt 400 watt plug-in. You also have your keyless entry with your remote start You get a sliding cup holder and coin tray right there and the passenger side glove boxes and seat are in Fantastic condition as well. No rips or tears on their headliners in nice shape You do get map lights up there Assistant SOS buttons and power side mirror window controls home link buttons for your garage door security systems and lighting systems and an auto dimmy mirror Start it up and take a look under the hood Starts right up. No check engine lights or anything like that And I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today Take a lot of time do these videos and appreciate everybody that watches to the end and see more pictures of this truck You go to our website and Hopefully from this video you've been able to verify the quality condition options and cleanliness of this vehicle Under the hood we have the 6.7 liter Cummins diesel engine base very clean Runs very smooth. Once again, this truck 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. It is 100% ready to go Of course, it's still under all the factory bumper to bumper and power train warranty. There's the emission sticker and I would highly recommend this truck from a quality and condition standpoint. I'd ship this one to New York, Texas, Florida California, wherever whoever's gonna get this truck's gonna love it and see more pictures of this truck 550 new and use cars, trucks, SUVs, minivans, Wranglers, halftones, racotons, and one-tons You may want to go to the website right there at summitauto.com Full pictures and descriptions of every single vehicle all at summitauto.com. If you'd like to check out more HD videos You can go to youtube.com slash summitauto Click the bell notification 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 heavy-duty truck walk-arounds on YouTube over 8,000 videos and counting In fact in a second you will see a link to subscribe to my YouTube channel in the upper left A link to more Ram 2500 truck videos I've done in the upper right link to this vehicle on a website on lower left And a link to one of our latest YouTube videos in lower right click those check to sell it We're super excited to help you with this ultra clean 2022 Ram 2500 Crew cab short box bighorn level C sport appearance group and Diamond black pro go. Thanks again for checking out the video remember to like subscribe and share on the YouTube channel I really appreciate it. Thanks again