I'm not a yo-yo. I don't sit here begging. Look, you came right over. Here he is, ladies and gentlemen. The great Stephen A. Smith joins us. Michael K. It is so sad. Somebody becomes a megastar.  It's sad.  I don't understand. Peter was telling us I would be here at 4 o'clock. Excuse me, excuse me. Excuse me, I just walked in the building. When I walked in the building, I had no knowledge whatsoever. To my understanding, I was supposed to be doing two interviews, and they come to you. And Peter was calling for me now. And I said, whoa, that's Michael K. And I was sat right down. He really did. He did. So how could you say such things? How could you say such things? You know why? Because I turn on the Oscars and you're there. I turn on the debate post game show on CNN. You should have been there. No, no, no, no. You know what? You know what? I got to admit to you, Mike, I've actually thought about running for president. I really have. I mean, I don't have enough knowledge of the policies. I recognize that. But damn it, somewhat all, you neither does most of the people running for president or even somebody in office. I don't know. I'm just saying, could you imagine? I would both imagine if I was a presidential candidate and I was on a Michael K. show, could you imagine what that would be like? It would be incredible. Tell me about the issues. Now, can you imagine that? Now, Stephen, you do seem to have a special bounce in your step. I know you've said this many times.  Boxing basketball, but boxing. I was watching boxing since I was three years old. My father, God rest his soul, was a huge, huge boxing and baseball fan. And you always have. He loved Ali. I remember when he was crying. He was literally crying before the Ali form and fight. He thought Ali was going to die. He thought Ali was going to die. And he loved Muhammad Ali so much. I've been watching it since I was three years old. So I love a big fight again with basketball. The official Nato status comes in because of all the people that I know covering the sport and are involved in the sport. The other sports, I'm a spectator and journalist. You watch and you watch and talk about the event. You actually witness as opposed to guys like Max and others who are studying fighters that's ranked 50th. I don't know those people. I only know the top notch dudes, OK? These two are the top notch dudes in terms of wild and fury. And it's a boxer versus a puncher because Deontay Wilder is not a boxer. But he's got a nuclear right hand. I call him the Tommy Hitman Hearns or the Heavyweight Division. He can't box as well as Tommy Hitman Hearns could box. But boy, that right hand is something lethal. And he's one of those guys that he doesn't even try. He just sits back and waits to be able to throw the right hand at you. Everything is to try and set up the right. And obviously, 95.3% of the time, he's caught you with it. That's Deontay Wilder. Isn't it interesting, though, Steve, in the previous fight that they had? He hit fury, and I just spoke about this earlier, with two of the hardest punches ever. And fury did not stay down. That bodes well for him, especially if he could last the whole fight. He could win on points. I have a slightly different version of that. I think the right he caught it with, but it wasn't to the Jorfen. It was like the top of the left, the top left side of his head, right? So he was going down. And then when he hit it with the left hook, everybody acts like he caught him flush with the left hook. But it was like the side of his fist. It wasn't his pure fist connecting with the left that really, really dropped him. That's number one. Number two, fury is 250 pounds. And even though he went down, you got to remember, he keeps telling the story. And we got to listen to him. He's been the hellin' back. He's been the hellin' back. So it's like, excuse me, unless I'm completely out of it, you know, you're going to have to put me to sleep or kill me to keep me down. Because I've been the hellin' back, and I know what it is, and I'll get up. I've been quoting you for the last couple of months. When I did that boxing show a while and you called in, you said, I asked you about Joshua, and you said, stop worrying about Joshua. This is the fight. Michael asked a question earlier that I thought was really great. Who's Anthony Joshua rooting for tonight? Oh, tomorrow night. Well, Anthony Joshua should be rooting. He should be rooting for Tyson Fury. And the reason why he should be rooting for Tyson Fury is because Tyson Fury is the better boxer, but not the puncher. If you look at Anthony Joshua, Anthony Joshua is actually a really good boxer. His issue is he has a highly questionable jaw. He got dropped by Klitschko. He got knocked out by Anthony Ruiz. Got dropped about four or five times after dropping him in that third round. And listen, Anthony Ruiz can fight. He's got speed, he's got power, plus he can box.  It just should happen, it just should happen. And that's exactly what happened. And so for me, I've never been, I can't recall that time in a long time where I've been so angry at a fighter because I was salivating over Joshua versus Wilder. And when I saw Joshua go down like that, I said, damn, there goes the mega fight. Now it's just another good fight if they fight. As opposed to the mega fight with suspense, wondering what's gonna happen. We all know it's just a matter of if Wilder catches Joshua because of what we saw happen to Joshua. And that's what depressed me. Now, Aram said this is the biggest fight since Ali Frazier. That's obviously hyperbole, but for you, what's, this is the biggest fight since when? It's hard to say, Don, I would tell you that it's a big fight for the heavyweight division. But when we think about, I mean, to me, Canelo versus Triple G was a bigger fight. That was a bigger fight than this. This is a big fight. Don't get me wrong. Tyson Holyfield, that was a bigger fight. Lennox Lewis Holyfield, that was a bigger fight. Riddick Bow versus Holyfield, that was a bigger fight. I'm sorry, I don't view this on that level. It's a big fight, no question, but when you look at Tyson Fury and you look at the, and I don't wanna call them no names, like they don't deserve any respect because obviously all fighters do this at least to a large degree. I just don't know most of these guys other than Klitschko, which is one of the most boring fights that I've ever seen when Fury beat him. Well, yeah, I never, after that fight, I didn't think Fury was even good. Did you go? I thought Fury was the next John Ruiz. Did you go? And so it turned out to be a start. We saw him against Wilder and we say, okay, give him his respect, but that's what you see and that's all you see. So it's a big fight, it matters, but let's put it in perspective. The reason why it really is such a big fight is because we're finally getting to see a big, heavyweight fight because we don't see too many of these. So who are you picking? I'm picking Wilder in eight. Oh, same thing. Wilder in eight. That's my thing. I think Wilder is gonna get thoroughly out-boxed. Thoroughly, not hurt, but thoroughly out-boxed in, you know, like six of the first seven rounds. And it's all about him waiting to catch Fury. I think Fury's gonna get cocky. I think he's gonna get loose. And you know what I'm comparing it to? Sure, playing the game. You know what I'm comparing it to? Do y'all remember years ago, Larry Holmes, the great Larry Holmes, all right, with that great right hand and one of the greatest jabs we've ever seen in the history of boxing. Remember, Larry Holmes comes out of retirement to fight Mike Tyson. Oh, I sure do. This is Mike Tyson, right? Before he ended up going to prison, right? He fights Mike Tyson. And literally, this old man with a pot belly is out-classing Mike Tyson for the first three rounds. And then the next thing you know, he starts jumping around and dancing and throwing his jab. And Mike Tyson, whoa, over here, right, catches him. Larry Holmes goes down, gets up, goes down again.  And he can't protect himself. And Tyson catches it with a hook. It's over. The thing that I remember about that fight is that Larry Holmes got comfortable and cocky. Who's the one boxer that you'll see jumping around doing that in the heavyweight division? Tyson Fury. That is Tyson Fury. He loves to dance. And I think that he's gonna dance. He's gonna box. He's gonna get an edge over at Wilder. He's gonna get comfortable. And Wilder's gonna clip him. I'm predicting it will happen in the eighth round. And he will not get up this time around. It's going to be a KO. Now, I'm wondering, Stephen, so you like Wilder in the eighth round.  Well, first of all, Mike, Michael K, I can make a legitimate argument that Michael K's getting paid more than me. I cannot make that argument. I can make that argument. No, no. The New York Post says otherwise. We have no proof of anything otherwise. I mean, the multiple jobs that you have, the voice of the New York Yankees, arguably the greatest sports franchise in the history of sports, okay? You're doing that. You got a top-notch big-time drive-time radio show, okay? Let's whip out our W-2s. Well, you know what? Let me be Bloomberg and Trump and all of those. I'm sorry, I don't have my records right now. I'll try to get them to you in a matter of months. We'll figure that out and I'll get it to you. And we'll talk about it then. You know what worries me the most, Steven? This worries me, because you know I love you, okay? So, heavyweight, we were just talking about it with Peter.  I don't want you getting in trouble this weekend. That's a good point. That is true, you know?  It can be tough, it can be tough, but I didn't get to where I'm at in this profession by lacking discipline. That's right, that's right. And keeping myself zero focused on the task it had.  You were interviewing me, do you remember when you and Juan and Don Juan was interviewing me when I was standing on Biscayne Bay in Miami? Oh, oh. You remember that? Not that, not that, because while y'all were talking to me, they were just walking by and they were like, hi, Steven. And I was like, yeah, I'm trying to do the radio show, but I'll be right there, but I've got to do the radio show right now. We appreciate that. I will admit it, I had to be laser focused. Laser focused. And I can deal with the Michael K. show under those conditions. On Biscayne Bay. I can handle, I can handle the strip in Vegas. You know what's scary though, Peter? This is what's scary. So that was many years ago. Many, yes. Now we're talking institutional wealth. Well, no, no, no, he's a megastar. He's the biggest star in television. He's literally one of the biggest stars in television. And he's also, you know, he's easily good looking too. It's easy, well, thank you so much. I appreciate that, Michael K., I appreciate that. But see, see, here's where it's easier because I got a little bit going on. I'm protective. That's right. I mean, I'm worried because why does she, why is she coming at me? Right. She's not intent. What's her motivation? You know what I'm saying? I got to look at all of these things. You see what I'm saying? Before I was like, hey, now it's like, no, no, no, no, you know, you could be trying to set me up. I don't know what you're trying to do. I like the way you think. I'm sorry. And not only that, I insulate myself with great, great friends like all of you guys. So I got people watching my back constantly. And I'm good. When I compare the wealth of you two, Peter, I think you'll appreciate this. I think Michael can tell the temperature of the water. I think Steven can tell you how deep it is. No. And what about you, Don Juan? You ain't living bad. I see the slick back here, the Pat Riley look. This is the, the, this is a gosh from Cuba. I see all of that, Don Juan. I mean, you ain't innocent and broken all of this picture. Come on now. I'll tell you what, we love you for dropping by. Enjoy the weekend. I love y'all. You know that, man. Appreciate it any time, fellas. You know that. You got it. That's the great Steven A. Smith, first take. He's on all the portals. He has a Wednesday Sports Center. You can watch him there.


This one's a couple days old, but everyone requested it because everybody loves a cat story bottom 8th Rockies Hosting the Dodgers at their building getting beat and soon they're gonna let loose the cat Gross little rat running around on the railing popping down into the seats Distracting everyone gonna pop back up go towards the dugout and then psych it's gonna be aligned it towards the infield Price is about to throw his next pitch, but Dodgers are like hey hold up hold up got gross cat on the field. It's furry Full of diseases has no loved ones and spent the last week in a dumpster If it saw itself in a mirror cry look at this gross thing running all the way to the outfield no idea What's going on finds himself in the middle?  I got gloves in a ponytail. Obviously. I'm the one that's gonna manhandle this cat Let me take it back to our home.  It's the rally cat It's the rally cat. Oh, no inning ending double-play cat didn't help It only hurt this guy sitting there thinking. Oh my god. So we had the rally cat though What about the rally cat? Let it be a lesson.


Thank you for a very interesting presentation. Now I will tell you a little bit about what we are doing in Ohus. In the end of 2014, we will have this incredible building. But what are we going to put in it? Because actually, if everything is digital, what are we going to do then? This new library, DOC ONE, is a part of the huge building project in Ohus ever. It's called Urban Media Space and it consists of DOC ONE, which is the library, the citizen service. A lot of space for network and partners. It consists of automatic parking areas, two new harbour squares, etc. It's a huge new city centre in Ohus. We have a vision at DOC ONE. We want to be a space for cooperation. We want to be a place for dialogue, for knowledge, for inspiration and ideas. And we want to be an open informal learning space. And we also want to be a unique place for children and families. So how are we going to do that? We're working on it. We haven't got the exact answer yet, but we are working on it. We will try to go from seeing the library as a space for media, to seeing the library space as a media. We will try to focus on the onsite instead of the online. We will instead of information focus on meaning. We will focus on not meeting information, but meeting people. We will not see our library users as visitors, but as resource persons. And we will go from having everything structured and arranged to see what's happening. In Denmark we have a new library model created by the Danish School of Information Science. It consists of four spaces. The inspiration space, the learning space, the performative space and the meeting space. And this is not to understand that, well, wow, when I go here, I go to the information space. When I go here, I go to the performative space. You have to see it metaphorically. That we need all the time to take into consideration to have these four points in our library buildings. This means that we all the time have to think about the possibility for our users and our partners to discover, to experience, to create and to participate. We have to find a balance between engagement and experience between innovation and empowerment. One of the ways that we do that is by using user-driven innovation and co-creation. We have done that for several years now. We engage our users in everything we do concerning our new building, but also in our daily life. And what's the purpose? What's the purpose in always asking and using the users as resource persons? We actually get to develop our organization and our staff all the time because the users are always questioning what we're doing. Why could you just do like this? This is a bad idea. Why don't you just do something else? So we always have to focus on what our users are saying because then we believe that we can make something more relevant for our users. It also gives us an opportunity to involve our citizens in the development of DOC-1 and getting them to be familiar with DOC-1 and this new city center. We have the possibility to make informal learning processes, we have the opportunity to make democratic processes, and we have the possibility to make relevant services. However, we also work with collaborative innovations seen here as partnerships. We know for a fact that when we come to DOC-1, we haven't got the staff, we haven't got the money or any other kind of resources to fill in this entire building ourselves. We need partners to be able in order to make a living, interesting library service. So we need our partners. We work with partnerships on a strategical level and on an everyday basis. We try to create our organization in order to make it more suitable for doing partnerships all around. And we do this because we think it's an opportunity to experience and uncover new opportunities. It's a way to create better context with the local community, with the strategical and the political levels. It's a way to gain new competences. Boy, can you learn a lot if you talk to people who know something completely different from you. And it's a way of trying to make new services without always having to find out how to do it yourself. I'll give you some of the examples. This is examples from our development work. We do a lot of development projects and we prototype a lot. We take things, we create them and then we close them down and we take the best of the experiences and put them into our everyday library. So a lot of the things that we built, we finish it up again. And that's a part of the way we work. People's Lab is a two-year project where we are trying to find out if there's things from the maker movement that we can use in the library. We are trying to see if we can find a way to support the people, the citizens, the users, with an aim for innovating and creating. It's a two-year project. We have a lot of partners. We have a lot of user-driven innovation and we don't do anything on our own because then it wouldn't be relevant for us. When we work in People's Lab, we are trying to collect knowledge about how libraries can work with maker spaces. We are, in two years, creating six prototypes, three in OJOS, three in Roskilde, and we will try to answer the questions how the library can create a room for encouraging the people, the users' wish to innovate and create, how the libraries can create meetings between different knowledge areas and how we can make something with power and energy in the local community. The maker movement, I think what they are thinking in the maker movement is very relevant and very interesting for the libraries. Some of their statements is, if it's broken, fix it. That means you have to be able to know how to fix it. Create together. You have to be interested in doing things together and you have to have the social ability, actually, to doing things together with others. You have to be curious. You have to find knowledge for yourself. If it's not broken, improve it. You need to have the wish and the interest in taking over, taking control and making things yourselves. Share knowledge, share tools, share premises. You need to want to share. And the last but not least, make us, that's always to do with do it yourself. I think when it comes to libraries, is do it together. DIT is the most important thing for the libraries. Okay, how do we work with this? First, we had to build a community. Because if we want to do something with our local community, we actually need to know our community. And not just know, well, I know OHS, I know how many have happened since, I know which kind of schools, et cetera. I need people, active people who want to partake in creating this place for me. Because I can't do it on my own. If I have some users who really want to be a part of it, then they can make other users interested. So I need to find the people who want to be a part of building these things for me, with me, together with me. The first prototype we made was TechLab in OHS. It was a hacker space. We created a hacker space for month in the library. We had a local hacker space, open space OHS move in to the library with all their tools and their old computers and all their stuff. And they were there for a month. And we had so many people coming there. Small ones, old ones, everybody. The homeless guy, David, he, from day one, he just was there all the time. The students came and wanted to draw on the border, et cetera. Everybody came. So what did we learn from this hacker space? We learned that it was a huge success. It was in February. I miss it every single day. Now I miss my TechLab. Why? Because I found out that the love for technology, that is really a good thing to do at the library. To show that technology is a good thing. To make people understand what's behind the screen. To have school classes trying to destroy computers. To make jewelry out of computer parts. And just, then you can know what's behind the screen. We could see that giving access to various equipment was a good thing. We could see that people used the library in another way, that they made up in another way. We could see people discussing, discussing, discussing theories, things that they would maybe discuss when they were in their education hall, but they did it at the library. But we also found out that it really needs a maker. A maker in residence. A maker who's not only in love with making, with technology, but a maker who's in love with talking to people. Every people. To being the ambassador for technology, for the library, for making. In TechLab we made an everyday life. You can come, you can use what you want, you can be here for two minutes or the entire day. We made events. You can come and make a robot out of toothbrushes, or you can come and hear lectures, or you can come and do various things. We gave an opportunity to create together, and experiencing together. Second prototype, or the first prototype in Roskilde, that was a guitar lab. They have some staff members in Roskilde who just loves guitars. So they found out that they would create guitar labs where they could repair guitars. So I think they had it for two days, separate days. People can come, bring their guitar, and they can have a discussion about the guitar. They can repair the guitar together, they can play, and they can exchange knowledge about their guitars. Why is this interesting for the library? It's interesting because the city of Roskilde has a vision. It wants to be a musical city. When doing this guitar lab, the library in Roskilde actually supports the vision of the city. It's interesting because it's bringing the library's collection alive. It's what's behind the collection. It's behind the music that you actually have at the library. It makes people work together, exchange. And it actually makes the staff's private interests and skills come alive. Then I'll take another example. You know that in Sweden? We are trying to do it with a twist. We call it our underground library. The twist is that we focus more on the creation, the process of doing the art and not so much on lending out. But it is a way to mix artistic expressions. We give room for upcoming artists to have workshops where they interact and create their artistic things together. We give them room to rehearse their performances. For instance, stand up poetry. We give them a mic in the middle of the library and they stand there and they have their crowd so that they can exchange ideas and say, hey, maybe you should do this in another way. And of course we also give the exhibition part and the lending out part. But it's primarily the process that's in focus for us. Quite often I hear, okay, but where are the books? So ladies and gentlemen, I will give you an example of the book. Mindspot, our youth service, created it quite some years ago now in 2009, created a book called Impression Young People in Åhus. Ten young people voluntarily created a book for us. They were told to make a book about young people in Åhus and that was all. They had a time schedule. You have six months. They had an amount of money and that was it. Ten young people worked together on this entire project and they actually created a book and school materials, et cetera, an exhibition in six months and they worked, I'm sorry to say so, their arses off. They made the graphics. They found the person they wanted to portray. They took the photos. They made the whole project managing. They created the whole thing for themselves and they learned so much from it. But what does it tell us in the library? We made a process where we gave young people the opportunity to create four with our other young people and together. We handed over the library. These young people lived at the library for several weekends where we had no staff there. I've seen photos. It was so messy Sunday evening but Monday morning it looked totally as how we had left it the day before. We gave over responsibility. I actually didn't know when I said, okay, you have an amount of money. You have six months. Give me a book. We didn't know at all if it was going to succeed. But it did and it gave these young people a lot of responsibility and it made a lot of very, very interesting learning processes for the young people. Let me just sum up what I think Omega Library is. Omega Library is, for me to see it, co-creation between users, partners and the library. It's a focus on community building. It's creating meetings between different knowledge areas and bringing knowledge and sharing alive. It's a transformation from connection, from collection to connection. It's facilitating innovation processes and it's the possibility for citizens to create together, to meet up, to bring, to get knowledge together. And then when it's said hacker space, I want to say, yes, we do have a 3D printer. Yes, I love my 3D printer, but it's not all to do with 3D printers or laser cutters. It's an attitude. It's a way of working. And I think that's very important. Thank you.


Hello everyone, I'm Deb Haaland, Secretary of the Interior and proud member of the Pueblo of Laguna. It's an honor to be with you as we celebrate the release of the 1950 Census. To the staff and leadership of the National Archives, thank you for the work you did to make this event possible, and more importantly, thank you for keeping and managing the historical record of our country. It's an incredibly important job that helps all Americans live up to our responsibility of knowing our full history. The Census helps tell the story of America. It sheds light on who we are, the challenges we face, and over time has captured the changing face of America. Our government's foundations rely on the accurate representation of our people, and that makes our Census a pillar of our democracy. What many people don't know is that the Census is particularly important to Indian tribes because it helps decide federal funding, which then impacts the government's trust responsibility to native communities. In 1950, the Bureau of Indian Affairs, which is under the Department of the Interior, helped with account on Indian reservations by helping train and assist enumerators. The Bureau also double-checked for accuracy of enumeration district maps. It's part of a long tradition of getting accurate counts in Indian country that we continue to work on today. A lot has changed in 72 years. We now have the Internet, cell phones, electric cars, and a more interconnected world than ever before. This release will shed light on how much our country has changed, and also will help tell the stories of the families and people who were alive during that window of time. What remains the same is how vital this information is. I want to thank everyone who played a role in this release and appreciate the opportunities to recognize the Bureau of Indian Affairs' contribution to the 1950 count. Thank you and enjoy the celebration.


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Today I am back with another Destiny video and today I'm going to give you guys my recommendations of what you can spend your legendary marks on come the 18th of April 2017 because as we all know come weekly reset or vendors across the tower get a fresh stat and perk reset on their weapons and armors but before we go any further if you guys do enjoy the video leaving a like is much much appreciated and remember guys to be with a chance of winning my weekly Destiny 2 beta code giveaway simply drop a comment down below super early early how you doing buddy now straight up people head over to the cruise to the quartermaster straight away and check out his palindrome this week it is a must buy we've got a steady hand we've got fast draw and we've got quick draw we've got partial refund we've got Mulligan reinforced barrel or casket mag and lock in the chamber looking chamber reinforced bow and either of these this is a great good I mean yes okay it ain't rifle bow it does affect your stability but wow it doesn't really matter if you can control your hand cannons if you can control the stability on these things you'll be perfectly fine with this and this thing is just a beast I mean last week had hammer forged outlaw and looking chamber I believe I believe this one is better this week reinforced bow being a better range perk than hammer forged so yes great great weapon this week now everything else he has about anything great I mean if you're a shotgun fan I mean the 44k and core isn't too bad perk wise I mean we've got rangefinder rifle reinforced bow sorry replenish and live support with fuel choke soft ballistic and smart with control so fuel choke here replenish reinforced and rangefinder it's gonna have some decent range to be honest and a quite okay impact now like I said my opinion shotguns ain't great anymore and I wouldn't waste my marks on a shotgun but I mean I know there's people out there that do enjoy shotguns so yeah um to be honest nothing else great I mean to enter rule isn't too bad with rangefinder casket mag and zen moment but yeah with short shot as well but nothing amazing here to be honest now let's go and check out what he offers armor wise and both wise uses any tier 12 gear right here okay so here to be honest the only decent thing he has is this crucible a shell right here which is tier 12 compatible everything else here he is not and not by a lung shot so yeah nothing great here to be honest apart from this ghost shell I'm just pick up these while I'm here um so I'm gonna check out the vanguard quartermaster and I'll catch you guys back in a quick sec okay so we are at the vanguard quartermaster and to be honest with you guys just nothing great here I mean the hand cannons average at best with a triple tap hammer forge and luck in a chamber but I don't like this archetype of hand cannons at the best of times to be honest I think they're a complete waste um that's your path and shot is it's decent it's not as good as the one that was here last week but it's decent we've got secret round or partial refund we've got brash frame but there's a low magazine size down to about 21 22 something like that and rangefinder this is a easy two burst headshot kill um but it's still in my opinion it I don't think I'd waste my marks on it to be honest um so yeah and that there's nothing here the vanguard's actual this week's pretty bad uh this was a great weapon to pick up last week as I mentioned so it was this uh but to be honest I mean this teacup tempest isn't too bad but how many sidearms you actually need and use we've got reactive reload we've got high caliber rounds or hand loaded without low or army of one with sure shot so yeah if you need a sidearm desperately I suppose the teacup tempest could be for you but nothing else here in my opinion is worth wasting your marks on so let's go and check out dead motherfucking orbit okay so we are at dead orbit and um to be honest it's got a couple of okay weapons one I believe could pack quite a nasty punch within pvp actually two that could uh but we're gonna start at the armor scene there's a lot of these arms actually garbage this week we've got this gold shell here which is a tier 12 compatible offering intellect discipline and we also have these uh leg armors right here offering discipline strength but these are also tier 12 compatible as well but everything else is nuts uh some of them are quite close but well a lot of them are quite a long way off but the legs and this gold shell are both tier 12 compatible if that's what you need okay so weapons this one we want to look at right here the extrema fire zero one one now this is actually a this will be a great weapon for pvp straight up because the continental last week had counter balance it had perfect balance and it was the same archetype of weapon as this I do believe but this one also has high caliber rounds so this will drill people within pvp now I might actually switch to um dead orbit this week on one of my characters just to pick this up I mean like I would suggest you guys buy that palindrome if you have the marks bear I personally have two amazing palindromes already the best rose you can get in my opinion so I don't actually need another palindrome um so I have marks to spend on something else and this extrema fire may be that very weapon indeed another great and this one will be a super strong long range weapon for pvp is this one here the keystone zero one I mean this is the same archetype as the jade rabbit for all you xbox users out there who've never used a jade rabbit we've got hidden hand a small ball or unflinching with quick draw and high caliber rounds so high caliber rounds unflinching hidden hand or hidden hand uh unflinch it and quick draw this will be a great great weapon with a decent sight as well which gives you extra um range and target acquisition so yeah this will be a great weapon it will be super powerful for pvp but obviously at long range only now there's nothing else in my opinion that good here I mean nothing I mean this sniper rifle okay but it's a shame it's got a low impact I mean we've got a new firefly clan cartridge skip rounds or snapshot with the ambush scope so it could have been a but it's just the impact on it's pretty bad this could have made a great pve uh sniper but it's just impacts way off it's really is it's just pointless using something so weak and that is it guys for dead orbit in my opinion nothing else that great yeah um so yeah we're going to head over to new monarchy and I will catch you back in a quick second okay so we are at future walkout and um well just to be honest as well there's nothing that okay there's a couple things there's a couple of things but this week ain't been that great so far in terms of shit across the board now this gold shell uh right here is a perfect stat roll into that strength maximum 60 so it's 100% this is a great great gold shell for anyone needing one uh just especially intellect strength you can't get any better really to be honest um so yeah pick up that if you need one but weapon wise there isn't nothing amazing here besides this thing right here the wounded and that's even if you like see out rifles this will be for pvp obviously and we've got full auto outlaw and hammer forged or we can use rangefinder instead of um outlaw so yeah rangefinder crowd control full auto uh high caliber ones if you want this is actually a decent decent scout rifle i think it's like kind of shoots the same as the middle multi tool so yeah could be quite good to be honest i actually have this already with um full auto on it and it's actually half decent it really is other than that guys it's absolutely nothing here um nothing really nothing at all um i mean the hand cannon fair enough firefly small bore third eye high caliber rounds quick draw not great at all seriously not great so i'm gonna do now guys is i'm gonna head over to new monarchy and so i'll catch you guys back in a quick quick second okay guys so we are at new monarchy and again there's nothing that good here i mean this week has been quite honestly a disappointment i mean armors are all standard nothing great uh we've got one gold shell which is just about tier 12 compatible which is this one right here but everything else sucks um weapons nothing great here at all i mean this sniper rifle probably being the best one and still in my opinion is an amazing we've got short gaze lightweight or skip rounds we've got small ball or triple tap with hidden hand um so yeah i mean nothing great at all what is going on this week i mean besides the palindrome um the extremophile and maybe the keystone uh i don't think there's been anything else of that that good worth you spending your marks on uh so that is it guys for another weekly refresh um recommendation video hope you guys enjoyed it do smash that like button i do appreciate the support remember if you're new around here and 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Hello, when how are you all today? My name is Priyanka and I shall be helping you with the following question. Here the question says, find the mean and standard deviation using shortcut method. Now before proceeding on we should be well versed with the shortcut method for finding mean and standard deviation. First of all the formulas will be equal is x bar is equal to a where a is the zoned mean plus h multiplied by in the numerator summation f i by i where i is equal to 1 to n and in the denominator we have summation f i where i is equal to 1 to n. Now here what is a h and y will be more clearer to you once this method will be used by me in this question. Now let me write down the formula for variance also that is, now here we do not need to find the variance but for finding out the standard deviation also we need to firstly find out the variance and then we can only find out the standard deviation. So the formula is h square upon summation f i i is equal to 1 to n the whole square into summation f i into summation f i y i the whole square i is equal to 1 to n minus summation f i y i the whole square. So this formula looks a little bit confusing but as we will be solving it with the help of our table method and the shortcut method it will be easier for you to understand it. And lastly we will obtain standard deviation that is equal to square root of variance right. So these three formulas will be helping us in the following question and hence they are the key ideas towards this question. So let us firstly make a table in which we will write down the x i and f i's which are given to us. Now here we have x i and f i. Now in this shortcut method we will assume any observation from x i as the assumed mean. Let us take 64 as our assumed mean let us denote it by a right. And h is the difference between any two consecutive x i and that if you observe in each of the case is equal to 1 right. So what we have done over here is we have assumed mean that is a equal to 64 and h is the difference between any two consecutive x i's and that is if you subtract anyone that is 66 minus 65 let us say it is coming out to be 1. So here we have a is equal to 64 and h is equal to 1. Now we will find out y i y i is x i minus the assumed mean. So it is 60 minus 64 giving us minus 4 then 61 minus 64 minus 3 and we have minus 2 minus 1 0 1 2 3 and then we have 4 that is 68 minus 64. Now I need to multiply f i with y i and that is 2 into minus 4 minus 8 1 into minus 3 minus 3 12 into minus 2 minus 24 and so on we have the following x i f i's. Now with the help of shortcut method you are actually simplifying your calculations further we need to find out y i the whole square also. So it will be the square of all y i that is 16 then 9 4 1 0 1 4 9 and then again 16 then multiply y i with y i whole square also and on doing so we have 2 into 16 giving us 32 1 into 9 giving us 9 then we have 12 into 4 48 and so on 29 0 12 40 36 and 80. Now we need to find out the sum of f i y i the whole square that is 286 then the sum of y i square that is 60 the sum of y i f i is will be 0 and lastly the sum of f i which is 100. Now we will be finding out first of all meal that is y down the formula that is a plus h into summation f i y i i is equal to 1 till n divided by summation f i i is equal to 1 till n now here 8 is 64 h is 1 it will get multiplied by this summation of f i y i was found to be above as 0 so it will be 0 divided by 100 so this whole term will become equal to 0 so we have the mean as 64 now proceed on to find out the variance now this is the formula which is known to us now on substituting the value we have h as 1 summation of f i as 100 so it will be 100 the whole square into summation of f i is 100 will get multiplied by summation f i y i the whole square sorry square and it is found out above as 286 isn't it minus summation f i y i was 0 so its whole square will again give us 0 simplify it we have 1 upon 10000 into 286 00 now simplifying it we have the answer as 2.86 right and don't forget you need to find out the standard deviation so standard deviation is under root the variance variance is 2.86 so its square root is 1.69 so we can find the answer to the session as mean was found out to be 64 standard deviation is 1.69 right this completes my session hope you understood the whole concept well and also the formulas that were that were explained to you in the starting of the session have a very nice day ahead take care of your calculations


QuickBooks Online, export balance sheet reports to Excel. Get ready to start moving on up with QuickBooks Online. We're gonna be using the QuickBooks Online test drive searching in our search engine for QuickBooks Online test drive, selecting the option that has Intuit.com and the URL Intuit being the owner of QuickBooks. We're gonna be using the United States version of the software and verify that we're not a robot. QuickBooks always mistakes me as a robot because of my chiseled physique. But in any case, we're gonna be zooming in by holding down control up on the scroll bar. We're currently at one to 5% on the zoom in, noting in the cog drop down that we're in the accountant view as opposed to the business view. We're now gonna be, we could toggle back and forth between the two views as we go, so we can see where things are located within them, right-clicking on the tab up top in order to duplicate it because we're gonna put reports in the duplicated tabs as we do every time. Right-clicking the tab again, duplicating again, back to the tab in the middle, reports on the left. We want the big balance sheet as we do every time. The balance sheet as that's thinking will tab to the right, reports on the left, this time the P to the L, the profit to the loss, the income statement. Let's close the hamburger, otherwise known as the hamburger and range change from 01, 01, 22, tab 12, 31, 22, tab, run it to refresh it, tab to the middle. Close up the hamburger and we'll change the range from 01, 01, 22, tab 12, 31, 22, tab, run it to refresh it. In prior presentations, we've been working on the balance sheet report and then thinking about how we can group our information such that it will look as neat as possible and so that we can create it as easily as possible to present it, say, to a supervisor, but I'm mainly thinking as a bookkeeper preparing the reports to a client on a monthly basis or quarterly basis and possibly yearly basis. So our methods for doing that is that one, we can, we would generally want to save the reports. I would recommend basically, no matter what method that we would use because we'll probably have multiple reports we might want to be providing at the end of each month. So we'll memorize the reports or save customization of reports. And then we could use going back to the tab to the left, go into the reports down below and go into the manage reports. We could use this manage report tool to give us a nice quick professional feel, try to put them all in one file so that we can give them to someone in one report. We're taking a look at that option in a prior presentation or we can basically save them as a PDF file which we did in a prior presentation, looking like this so that we can then possibly provide the reports in a cloud drive format, like in a OneDrive or in a Google Drive or something like that as long as it's secure and whatnot. And we might want to number them so that they can have some idea of which ones they might want to open first, second, third, and so forth. Or we can take these reports, for example, and possibly export them to Excel, not typically to present them in Excel but possibly using Excel to do more formatting that we can't really do in QuickBooks sometimes and putting them all on one PDF file with the help and use of a PDF printer. That's the option we'll look at at this point. Now also note that you could do some combination of that once you export the reports, you might try to create a title page in Excel, for example, that could be a little tricky because Excel's not a word processing thing but you can do that to make it look more professional and bundle it up and then export it as a PDF. And that's another format or you can try to combine Excel in bed, Excel in word and get really fancy with it which is the most professional kind of, I would think, format that you could put together but it can get quite complex to do that. So those are kind of our options. So now we're just gonna create Excel, I'll just show you how to do it, I won't go into a whole lot of detail. So let's go into the tab and let's create our reports again. Now I'm gonna duplicate this tab and open up another balance sheet report so we can get that summary report. So I'm gonna right click, I'm gonna duplicate the tab and then let's go down to the reports on the left. Support accounting instruction by clicking the link below giving you a free month membership to all of the content on our website broken out by category, further broken out by course, each course then organized in a logical, reasonable fashion making it much more easy to find what you need than can be done on a YouTube page. We also include added resources such as Excel practice problems, PDF files and more like QuickBooks backup files when applicable. So once again, click the link below for a free month membership to our website and all the content on it. I'm gonna scroll down to the business overview and I'm gonna be picking up that summary balance sheet, balance sheet summary, which is often like the first report I might include for example, and that's what we've been doing. So I'm gonna close up the hamburger, do our customization, which I'll do fairly quickly because we've done this a few times in the past end date 12, 31, 2, 2, and then customize. I'm gonna take away the pennies, I'm gonna make brackets, make it red and on the headers and footers, I'm gonna say that I want the summary upfront. So I'm gonna say summary balance sheet just to switch things up, get rid of the summary at the end, get rid of the date, time, report basis and boom, run it. I was running because Jenny told me to and then I'm gonna customize it. Let's save customization. I'm gonna add a new group. I'm gonna call it month end reports, month end reports just like we did in the other kind of scenarios or formats, add it and then in the groups I'll select it. I'm gonna also put a number one in front of this one because I want it to line up first in our memorized reports. Save customization and let's save this one. Okay, then I'll go back to the first tab and let's refresh the data. And so in our custom reports here, then we should have in the custom reports, the summary report, the number one didn't show up. So I'm gonna edit it. I'm gonna put a number one in front of it. I did that totally on purpose so I could show you to put the number one up front like that, save it and okay it and close it and there it is, it, there it is. And then we're gonna go to the second tab. Now let's just format this balance sheet. Let's do our standard formatting. We've been doing a quarter by quarter breakout. So let's do that, changing from totals to quarters, QTs and run it. And then I'll go up top again, customize it. I want the sense, brackets, red and headers and footers. Let's put this a balance sheet by quarter, by quarter. I'm gonna go ahead and copy that in case I gotta put that in the name. I'm gonna say date, time, report, basis, remove those por favor, that's please. And then I'm gonna save the customization and I'll put a number two in front of this one. Number two, put that into our month end reports. Boom, another one is done. Let's do another one. I'm gonna do then the comparison of the last month of operations, December and November. So let's go ahead and go back to the totals and then I'll change the starting point, 11, 01. No, let's make it 12, 01, 22. So that's the last month. I'll run that just to show that's the last month of December and then I'll hit the dropdown and compare that to the previous period, November. Dollar change, percent change, run it. Gen I. And then I'm gonna say this is gonna be balance sheet. Balance sheet, this is gonna be comparative balance sheet. Comparative balance sheet, current month and prior month. Let's do something like that. I'm gonna copy the name because now it's gonna try to save the same report and I wanna make a new saved report. So then I'm gonna save customization and I know I'm doing this fairly quickly. So, but I wanna get to the new thing which is the Excel thing. I'm gonna make this number three. I'm gonna delete this name and paste it, save it in the month end reports. Boom, let's do one more uno vase boss. We're gonna say this is gonna go from 01, 01, 22, tab, tab, run it and then prior year comparison. Boom, done. Movie B to the end. And we're gonna say this is current year, let's say year and prior year, something like that and we'll save it, saving it, run it, save it. And I'm just gonna say this is number four and save it. All right, so now if I go back to the first tab and we check it out, I'm going to refresh with the little refresh button. Now we can imagine at the end of the month we're going to utilize these reports just like we did before, but instead of exporting them as a PDF, I'm gonna save them to Excel and then use Excel to put all the reports on one PDF format and use Excel possibly to add any more formatting that I would like. So I can just open it up, change the dates at the end of each month and then instead of exporting as a PDF export to Excel, it opens up down here if you're in Google Chrome. It doesn't give you the nice name. So I'm gonna copy the name right here. I'm just gonna say copy and then I'm gonna drag that into my folder. So that's not the right folder. This is the folder I put it in here under one drive reports and I'll just drag that in and then I'm gonna rename it, right click. I'm gonna call it just reports because I'm gonna put all my reports in this one tab. So I'm gonna rename it. I'm just gonna call it reports 12.31.22. Open it up. Let's check it out. I wanna open it up to check it out. So now there it is. Now oftentimes I'm gonna hold control, scroll in a little bit. So now if I needed to do added formatting within here, for example, like maybe I wanna change equity to owner's equity or something, I can change it owner's equity. That's something that possibly you can do in QuickBooks but some formatting things you can't do in QuickBooks sometimes so you can do a little added formatting here. You would like to do everything in QuickBooks that you can however, because if you have to two changes in Excel, you can have to do that every time you export unless you get like an advanced version that integrates more fully with QuickBooks. So but obviously you could change the formatting of it. You can do a whole lot of stuff within Excel. Now if I look at, I usually will go to this tab over here and this is the page layout. So I can see that it fits on one page. So it fits on one page. There's the break. Now Excel will typically format it kind of on the upper left-hand side. So the formatting isn't as centered as the otherwise reports would otherwise be if you just made a PDF or printed them. So you could format them further to center them more and do a lot more formatting once they're in Excel but the point I wanna make here and also note if you got very wide reports, things that are gonna be more than one page wide, Excel's often a good option just so you can convert it to landscape and make your own changes instead of forcing that one page to fit on one page with like a forcing tool. Otherwise the fonts get all different when you have multiple reports that are kind of stuck together. So notice if I go to the first tab here and I print it, then I can print this one page. It's a little, again it's kind of up in the corner here but when I get multiple pages I can print the entire work book. And then instead of printing to the printer I could print it to a PDF file. So you need a PDF printer to do that. This one is a free one. It's called cute PDF printer. If you do a search for it in your browser, your search engine, you should find it. I'm not advertising them. That's just the one that I'm using currently. And so it's worked well and I think it's free so you could check that out if you wanted to. So now we're gonna add the rest of the reports to this item here. So let's go back on over and let's do the next one. I'm gonna say let's do the next one.  I'll just open up number two. And this time I'm gonna export it to Excel. You have to have Excel for this to work clearly or else you won't be able to export it. I'm gonna open this one up this time because I don't want it in a separate tab. I wanna pull it back over into one work book. So I'm gonna enable the editing. I'm gonna select the entire worksheet now. I'm not gonna format it at all even if it needs formatting because I'm gonna take it to its destination and then format it. So you can select the entire sheet with a little triangle up top or control A and then right click on the entire sheet and copy it. So we're gonna copy, then move on over to the worksheet where the destination will be. I'm gonna make a new tab and then put your cursor in A1 or the triangle selecting the entire sheet. You can't be anywhere else because you're pasting the entire sheet. A1, control V or right click and paste. And there it is. So then we could rename it. I'm gonna double click down here and I'm just gonna call it balance sheet by quarter. And then I can hold control, scroll in. I'm zooming in here. I'd like to see if it fits on one page now. So typically this one's getting a little bit wider. So I can then go to the layout view. This is this view. It doesn't quite fit on one page. Now notice when I printed it in QuickBooks, they forced it to fit on a page, right? So if I was to print it in here, go to the page layout. It's forcing it to fit on a page because it's got the smart page breaks and this item, the smart page break here could be squishing it together a little bit. But the problem is that if you get these and they switched it right here to portrait or no, you have the ability to switch to portrait. But the problem is if you get a really wide report and you have the system force it to be on one page, then you can end up with reports that have different font sizes that can look a little bit funny when you add, put them together. So once you're in this format, if you've got something that's two pages wide, then your options will be, okay, is there a way I can keep it portrait? Meaning the layout is now in portrait. I'd like to keep it there if I can. If not, then I'll switch it to landscape, which isn't a big deal. So the first thing is, well, this looks a little wide, so maybe I can pull this column in to keep it on portrait and that looks like enough for me. If that wasn't enough to get it on one page wide, and I don't really care about it two pages long, I care about it one page wide. If it wasn't enough, then the next step would be to make it landscape, and that is kind of an issue when you're printing it out and giving someone the report in a paper file, but it's not as much of an issue if they're opening it as a PDF file because the PDF files are now able to orientate landscape pages so they can read them, they're not upside down or sideways, right? So it's not as big a deal to have landscape. Now, if that still doesn't work, then you can kind of force Quickbo or Excel in this case, to squish the page together, but again, that kind of messes up the font. So if I go to the file tab, for example, and go to print, I want to print the entire workbook using a cute PDF printer, allowing me to print both of the pages here. The second one fits on one page wide, although it's two pages long. If it didn't fit on one page wide, I can use the scaling option and I want to fit it not on one page, but I want to fit all columns on one page because I don't care if it's two pages long, I would have to force it to fit on one page. I would like to avoid using these options, however, if I can, because then it's going to distort the formatting in ways that might not be as visually nice. So I'm going to save this and then I'm going to go back on over again. And remember, you could again go in here and do other changes, change the font, change the style, within Excel, of course you have a whole lot of options to format your reports once they are in Excel that aren't there that you don't have in QuickBooks. Just some simple formatting, like you might format like the title here in a title format, right? You might say that I'm going to make that whatever, black and white, just to make it different. That would be an easy little touch that you could do. You can use your standard formatting up top and that will make your reports stand out a little bit from other people using QuickBooks because you just added a bit of a touch of the formatting. You could change the fonts a little bit. You don't want to go overboard, but you could do that. And again, you can change some of the names if you would rather have, for example, in the fixed assets, be called property, plants and equipment or something like that. You can change some of those. The more detailed you get on the changes though, the more you've got to be careful because you'll have to make those changes every time you export, which takes a little bit more time. Okay, so let's do it again. Let's add another one and let's go back. And I'm going to go back here. It won't go back. It's not going back. Okay. Let's go to reports and let's open the third one. Same thing. I'm just going to say export to Excel. I'm going to open it up because I want to copy it and then pull it over to my Excel worksheet where I want all my tabs to have it enable editing, triangle, control C or right click and copy. Going back on over where the destination is right there. I'm going to hit the plus button for another sheet, put my cursor in A1 or select the entire sheet with the triangle or control A and then control V or right click and paste as normal. And then double click on the tab down below. I'm going to call this comparative balance sheet or something like that. And then I'm going to hold control, scroll in. This one looks a little wide as well. It's a little wide. I'm going to go to the layout view back on over. It's too wide. So I'm going to have to do some adjustments on this. Now notice this total column isn't really doing much for me. So I'm going to, I can just delete that, put my cursor on five and just say right click, get rid of that. That's no good. And then this prior period, I don't really like that really, you know? That's something you can't really change in QuickBooks. I can change it here. I can say that's, I don't need it to say prior period. Of course it's the prior period. It's, it's the prior, it's November versus December. And then I can make, I could try to make this a little bit smaller and I can try to make these possibly a little bit smaller. I can try to say I'm going to wrap the headers here because that's probably why this is a long one. So I could say, it's probably already wrapped. Yeah, they're already wrapped. So I'm just going to say, let's just make this thinner and there's the headers. So I'll double clicked on it so I can see the header. So there it is. Looks good.  You could say, does it look better to have borders around it like that? You know, you could play with that if you so choose. And so then I'm going to go to the first tab and then say we want to print this one. And then this is what it looks like thus far. So there's the last one where I put the lines, kind of delineates it a little bit more. If you have a report that is quite long this way, those lines might be easier on the eyes than not having them, right? Because then they can, you know, then you can kind of orientate yourself, although it looks a little busy at the same time.  So I'm going to save this and then we're going to go back on over here. There's a whole genre of reports. It's like artwork, you know? Everybody's got their own taste and it's just as creative. So in any case, we're going to do it to the last one. We'll export this one to Excel. Open it up. Uno Ves Mas. This is the final one. Selecting the entire sheet with the triangle, control C, go into the other worksheet and boom, plus button, put my cursor in A1 or the entire sheet and control V, paste it, double clicking on the tab and this is going to be comparative balance sheet year to year or something like that. Let's say I'm going to go to this tab and then back on over here to see if it fits on a page. It does not. So I'm going to say let's make this more skinnerized. Let's get rid of this column. I'm going to hold control and scroll up so you can see it better. I'm going to get rid of that total because it's just doing nothing for me there. You're doing nothing total. What do you do around here?  Okay, and then I'm going to make these smaller and so they fit on a page and then I'll double click on one of them and there it is. I can make the header black and white and then maybe I put brackets around the whole thing. Boom and there it is. So let's go ahead and export this. I'm going to go to the first tab and print it and then print it as a PDF. We're doing the entire worksheet and so there's all of our pages. So it looks coherent. Let's go ahead and print it using the cute PDF printer, which means it's not going to print. It's going to save it as a PDF because it's a tricky printer. It's saying we're going to print, but no, it's not. It's just going to make the reports. So then I'm going to put it in to the desktop and we've got, well, I've got all this junk on my desktop. Of course, QuickBooks online, test reports and let's just put it right there. So I'm going to save it right there and then I'm going to see if I can find where I put it because I know where it went. I know where it went. It went in, I'm going to go here and then I put it right there. So now we can, our options to give this stuff to somebody would be, we can email it one by one or we can zip this tab and give it attachment as a zip file, which is a little nicer if you're going to email it. You can put it on a cloud drive with multiple reports, possibly numbering them to give at least some format in terms of how they might want to open them or we can use the cute PDF printer to put them all on one report. They're a little bit different formatted, but again, you've got those other formatting options in Excel. Again, you can look at the difference in the look and feel. You could change it in Excel though. You have many options. You could put the header on it like that and now you've got one attachment with all of your reports. And so then here's this one. Now you can see how it looks if I add the grid lines in it and then here's the last one. So that's a neat little trick that works quite well sometimes to get all of your reports on one file. Those little touches can be quite useful to stand out from other bookkeepers.  They just want to make sure that you're doing whatever you're supposed to be doing so you'll be there when they need you, which usually is your end at tax preparation time or financial preparation time. Then so you want to think about how you're going to format your reports.


So for part of an MLK Day event writer and activist Tana Hasekots was talking to representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and she dropped a number of truth bombs that I think are so important not just because the Democratic Party needs to hear this, but because this is actually probably going to piss them off quite frankly, but everything she's saying here is 100% accurate and I like hearing her say this because it makes me feel vindicated because I've been saying these things on the program now for years but finally she is saying this and she has a bigger platform than I do so normal people need to understand that the United States of America is not the only country in the world and when you compare our Democratic Party and our country to the rest of the world it gives you some much-needed perspective and she's going to drop a truth bomb in the sense that she's going to tell us what the Democratic Party really is in actuality take a look. In what you said earlier too I wanted to go back to what you said about our left party we don't have a left party in the United States. The Democratic Party is not a left party. The Democratic Party is a center or center conservative party we do not advocate for we do not we can't even get a floor vote on Medicare for all not even a floor vote that gets voted down we can't even get a vote on it so this is not a left party there are left members inside the Democratic Party that are working to try to make that shift happen but you're right it does convey a certain sentiment about true believers and and there are a lot of true believers in that we can capitalism our way out of poverty in the Democratic Party if anything that's probably the majority and that's an area in which I agree with Dr. King that that assessment is flawed. That was absolutely amazing everything she said there is correct the Democratic Party is not a left party they are a center to conservative party that is exactly true and people need to realize why this is the case take the issue of Medicare for all as an example that was great for her to bring that up we can't even get a vote on Medicare for all even though we know it would be defeated probably we can't even get a vote on it and we have a Democrat as the speaker of the House Democrats are so out of line with the actual left it's preposterous to say that the aggregate Democratic Party is left-wing I mean think about this so even the conservative party in Canada and the Tories in the UK are to the left of Democrats on the issue of health care because you know they may want to covertly undermine their universal or single-payer health care systems but they can't do it openly right they have to try to find ways to nibble around the edges and privatize it increasingly so that way they can get around public opinion which would not like that right but Democrats you have so many of them who aren't just openly hostile towards the notion of Medicare for all and single-payer but they're literally running against it and they want to be the nominee of the Democratic Party the party that is widely viewed as the left party that is preposterous that would never happen can you imagine Justin Trudeau running against Canada's single-payer system can you imagine the Labour leader running against a nationalized health care system saying I'm going to undo that so you have freedom of choice between public and private I mean the prospect of that is laughable they would never do it they would get obliterated these parties would be wiped out but yet here in the United States the notion that health care should be free at the point of service is something that is mocked and all of the mainstream media agrees that Medicare for all is a bad idea when most of the developed world has it now again that's not to say that these systems are protected because even in Australia they've had a universal health care system but they are increasingly privatizing it and it's getting worse but if you honestly are looking to find anyone who is openly saying I'm going to fight against single-payer as they do in the United States that politicians career would be done immediately but yet we have Amy Klobuchar calling it a pipe dream we have Joe Biden fear mongering about the cost as he votes for war after war after war and it's infuriating people have to understand that the Democratic Party is not a real left-wing party and the only reason why they focused so heavily on being woke and focused on social issues is because that is the only like that's the only set of issues that won't defend their corporate donors so they can talk about women's rights they can talk about LGBTQ rights and not offend anyone in the corporate class because corporate America has largely embraced a lot of these social issues but when it comes to something like economic rights Medicare for all having the right to see a doctor if you get sick well um they're against it is not insane and what's funny to me is that the Democratic Party they desperately tried to get the moral high ground so they co-opt language from proponents of Medicare for all and they say something like oh well I believe healthcare is a right Tom Perez says this the DNC chair but I'm sorry if you truly believe that healthcare is a right then you believe that it should be free at the point of service because something that's a right can't be denied to someone or shouldn't be denied to someone if they don't have a dime to their name so if you're homeless or you're an immigrant if you don't have money you can't see a doctor does that sound like a human right no so everything she says is just it's on point I'm so glad she made this point because when I say it you know my audience knows that that's true but when she says it it reaches a broader audience people who respect her who don't necessarily follow left circles like you and I they start to really think well yeah maybe that's true Medicare for all is something that other types of countries have or a type of thing that other countries have and we should have that yeah and she also says that they think that we can just capitalism our way out of poverty and other issues this is the crux of the issue with Democrats they are neoliberal to their core right even someone like Elizabeth Warren who the media I think incorrectly views as far left she stood up in a plot of Donald Trump when he said that will never be a socialist nation we are so so detached from the rest of the world and other countries like I always see comments like on reddit or Twitter from people who will live in countries with a single-payer system saying I don't know how you guys put up with this bullshit like why aren't you in the streets because healthcare should be free at the point of service like this is something that nobody else worries about other countries their citizens take this for granted but we have to beg the left party to get on board with this it's just it's in theory eating and people need to know that the Democratic Party is not a left party they're a centrist and then we have a Republican Party who is far right now shifting gears a little bit she talked about something else she was asked about billionaires and you know why is it that you know she's against billionaires basically I think that Tana Hasekots was basically playing devil's advocate here and she was asked about you know the prospect of someone earning a billion dollars and her response here was just brilliant why specifically does you know I'm Joe billionaire I made widgets I sold those widgets I made billions of dollars you know selling those widgets making those widgets therefore those billions of dollars of mine why am I the enemy of health well you didn't make those widgets did you because you employ thousands of people and paid them less than the living wage to make those which is for you you didn't make those widgets you sat on a couch while thousands of people were paid modern day slave wages and in some cases real slave real modern day slavery depending on where you are in terms of food production you made that money off the backs of undocumented people you made that money off of the backs of black and brown people being paid off a living wage under a living wage you made that money off of the backs of single mothers and all of these people who are literally dying because they can't afford to live and so no one ever makes a billion dollars you take a billion dollars no one ever makes a billion dollars you take a billion dollars that's just that's low-clap worthy yeah that is exactly it if you made a billion dollars you're either exploiting the labor of your workers you are gaming the system taking advantage of tax loopholes buying politicians you can't work hard enough to earn a billion dollars and even if you could which you can't believe if you could you shouldn't have a billion dollars because that is so much money that is such an unfathomable amount of money that even if you lived to be a thousand years old you couldn't possibly spend all of that money so Alexandria Ocasio Cortez has done more to shift the Overton window to the left than perhaps almost every single politician with the exception of Bernie Sanders her electoral victory shows you why beating all of these incumbent Democrats primarying them is worthwhile which is why we have to go for the top take out the leaders right support Makayla Wilkes who's running against Steny Hoyer support Shahid Buttar who's running against Nancy Pelosi in support the bevy of congressional candidates running across the country primarying these corporate Democrats so that way we actually can remake the Democratic Party in our own image make a party that's actually left-wing so we don't have just two right-wing parties to choose from we actually have a left-wing option in every election not just in some elections where you're lucky enough to have a progressive running so I'm glad the AOC said this it's incredibly true and to you and I this is not going to be surprising she's not saying anything that's groundbreaking but to the average American who will hear her say this to them this is something that they probably hadn't considered before and this is you know something that you have to say if you're going to make the case for left-wing ideas because the prospect of Medicare for all seems scary to someone who doesn't know that this is common throughout the world so educating people letting them know that the United States doesn't just exist in a vacuum it is one country among many and this isn't some new thing Medicare for all is single-payer and that is not a new concept it's tried and true it works this would save lives so we just have to get people to rethink about politics or think about politics for the first time and get them to understand that it's not just you know Democrats versus Republicans this is large moneyed interests against us because the Democratic Party they're not selectively against the left they've been bought into the positions that they currently hold and I don't just mean that electorally I mean that ideologically as well they believe Medicare for all is bad well because they take money from the industry and maybe they don't even believe that this Amy Klobuchar actually believe that Medicare for all is bad I mean it's so common sense that you you find it hard to suggest that someone could be stupid enough to believe that right or Joe Biden could be stupid enough to believe that the status quo is going to be cheaper in the long run than a Medicare for all like they have to be either dumb or disingenuous it's one of two options but either way people need to hear about the truth and AOC is doing that and I hope that you know this is a spread far and wide because people who vote Democrat who are loyal to the Democratic Party need to know that this is not a party that is looking out for you and they're certainly not left leaning they're a centrist to center conservative


What is one of the biggest reasons people are hesitant to build a personal brand? It's another thing that we have on our plates. It's time-consuming and it's exhausting. It's like having another full-time job. We see what everyone else is doing on social media and we think we need to keep up with what they're doing and we can get overwhelmed by it all. And rather than do anything, we find ourselves doing nothing at all. My friends, I'm here to tell you that personal branding does not need to be stressful at all. There are a number of things that we can do to amplify our brands that doesn't add hours to our day. In fact, there's quite a few activities that we can do under 10 or 15 minutes. And that's what I'm sharing with you today. Stick around. Hey everyone, it's Leanne and I'm not here to tell you that personal branding is easy or that it doesn't take any time. In fact, building an intentional brand does require some time and some intentional action. But it doesn't need to cost you thousands and thousands of dollars or require hours and hours in your day. In fact, some of the most impactful branding activities can take less than 10 to 15 minutes. And today I'm sharing 11 of these ideas with you in a rapid fire style. But before we dive into the activities, don't forget to subscribe to my YouTube channel and click on that little bell to be notified of new content. We're talking about LinkedIn and personal branding every week and I don't want you to miss a thing. So let's look at these 11 branding activities that you can do in 10 to 15 minutes a day. Idea number one is to post a poll on LinkedIn. As a world's most powerful B2B platform, the hospitality industry is hanging out on LinkedIn and so should you. And the poll is an incredibly engaging platform on LinkedIn. You can encourage discussion on your poll and also encourage people to leave comments below on your LinkedIn poll. Also, don't forget to add your own vote and your thought leadership to the poll. Respond to the comments as they come in and don't forget that you can repurpose the poll's data by creating a follow-up post. And if you're looking for other content ideas specifically for LinkedIn, I did a blog post not too long ago and you can find it right here. Idea number two, take a picture of a behind the scenes moments. People love behind the scenes. They like to take a peek behind the curtain. So give them that peek by taking a quick picture on your phone and uploading it to your social media. Perhaps it's your bartender mixing up a cocktail at the bar or your chef putting final touches on a dish. Or maybe even your housekeeping staff delivering fresh towels to the pool area. And for you sales manager, show what other clients have done in your meeting and event space for their own successful programs. Tip number three, film a quick one minute video to embed in your emails. You're already typing up your email anyway, so use a service like Bomb Bomb or Dub or Vidyard to embed a video right there in the email. Video really helps to create that no like and trust factor and helps your client get to know you better. Tip number four, send a thank you card. People love to be interrupted in their day with a thoughtful piece of mail. So take 10 minutes today, send a thank you card to your clients or your prospects. Better yet, even include a picture of your destination or your product or offering in the card. And remember to hand write the card. That personal touch can go a long way. Tip number five, leave a thoughtful comment on someone else's post on LinkedIn. There is power on commenting on content on LinkedIn. And now is the time to practice your commenting skills with the 10 minutes you have today. Bonus points if you can repurpose your own thoughtful comment into your own LinkedIn post at a later time. Or even follow up on your comment by sending a direct message to the content poster thanking them for their thought leadership on the platform. Tip six, update your social media headlines. Here is something that can get changed out every week, every month, every year, whatever you would like. So take 10 minutes today to put a refresh on some of your social media headlines, be it Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, wherever you feel you need to refresh. Ensure your headline outlines how to solve the pain points of your target audience. And if you're multi passionate, you can include all of those passions within your headline. Tip number seven, design a new social media background photo. These banners that you see on Twitter and LinkedIn are great pieces of real estate to showcase what it is that you do and how you help. So spend 10 minutes today on Canva and create a new social media background that will really connect with your client. Tip eight, freshen up your biography. If you're looking to be a thought leader in your space or a speaker or a breakout session, keeping your biography fresh with all the things you've did this past year will really go a long way. Create a few different versions of your bio to fit different situations, be it a speaker's bio, a bio for articles and publications, or a bio for introducing you when you step onto the stage. Tip nine, extend a few LinkedIn connection invitations. Start to grow your network with those 10 minutes a day by connecting with people who are a good fit for your product or service. Remember to personalize your invitation, giving reference to where you may have met the person or why you'd like to connect with them. And if you're looking for places to find potential connections, look at those that voted or commented on your poll that you did in tip number one, or people that you met at a networking event, or other people who have commented or engaged on a post that you were interested in. Tip 10, add a feature to your LinkedIn featured section.  So dive into LinkedIn and upload either a PDF showcasing one of your products, one of your recent LinkedIn posts that got engagement, maybe even a specials sheet or a link to your company's CSR initiatives. I did a post about the LinkedIn featured section. You can find more details about that right here. And finally, tip 11, promote your upcoming attendance at a conference or event. Put that on your social media channels and encourage people to connect with you when you're out and about. Bonus points if you can outline how people can even meet up with you and engage with you and make an appointment with you at the event. There you have it my friends, 11 simple ways that you can amplify your brand in less than 10 or 15 minutes a day. Did any of these ideas resonate with you? Drop your ideas in the comments below or drop some ideas that you've tried that you've been able to use to amplify your brand in only 15 minutes. And if you're still not sure that personal branding is for you, I invite you to join me on my upcoming webinar, the five myths about personal branding and the truths you can use. This webinar is going to bust through those myths about personal branding to help set you up for success as you create your own brand. Head on over to liankholderwood.com forward slash webinar to save your scene. Whatever you decide to do to amplify your brand, make sure that you do it with intention and make sure that it's authentic to you. Best of luck on your personal branding journeys and I hope to see you soon. Bye for now.


Hello, my name is Amanda Gonzer and I'm a Program Manager here at the Drupal Association working primarily on DrupalCon. For those of you that are new to the community or who have never been to a con, DrupalCon is the largest gathering of Drupalers from around the world, and it's where the community comes together to learn, share and contribute together. If you're looking for a way to get more involved in the community, Drupal.org is a great place to get started. From Drupal.org, if you click at the top on the community header, you'll see a bunch of different ways that you can meet Drupalers both virtually and in real life. You'll find meetups in your local area. You'll also find links to the Drupal Association social media accounts and the Drupal Planet news aggregator so you can see what's going on with Drupal around the world. And you'll also find out about community members just like you through our community spotlight program as well as finding people chatting in IRC. We always say that with Drupal, you come for the code and you stay for the community. And Drupal.org is a great tool to really help Drupalers reach their desired level of engagement. By being a Drupal Association member, your funds help contribute to make the site a great meeting point for everyone, which is really essential as the community continues to grow. So thank you for your support and I hope to see you on D.0 or at DrupalCon real soon.


Hello, my name is Neil Peterson. I'm a program manager working with the Azure Resource Manager tools extension for VS Code. Let's take a look at what this extension can do for us when creating Azure Resource Manager templates. What we can see here is that I'm inside of VS Code and I've got a file open named azuredeploy.json. Also notice that VS Code currently recognizes this as a JSON file. That's important and we're going to see why in just a moment. So the first thing I want to do is scaffold out my template or just kind of build the bones for this template and we make that easy to do with snippets. What I've done is I've just typed in ARM and I've got a couple options. I can create the template with the deployment scope of a resource group, management group, subscription or tenant. In this case, I'm just going to select resource group. Also notice that VS Code has changed from recognizing this file as a JSON file to an Azure Resource Manager template file. We've created a language server specific to ARM templating language that recognizes this file as an ARM template and it's going to allow us to do things like autocompletion and validation specific to ARM templates. So the next thing I want to do is add a resource here. And once again, we make this easy to do using snippets. So I'm going to put my cursor in here and add a carriage return and let's just add a Cosmos database account. So I'm just going to start typing in Cosmos and hit enter. And we can see that we've added the templating language needed to deploy an Azure Cosmos database account. Now I can hit tab and tab through the things that need to be configured here, but I'm just going to keep all the defaults. Instead, let's go ahead and add some variables and parameters to make this thing a little more generalized. I'm going to drop into the parameter section and once again use snippets to create a parameter. And then I'll create a variable. And for the value here, I'm going to use the resource group function and we'll see a little bit of autocompletion here as well. Now that we've got the parameters and variables, let's go ahead and drop those into the resource that we're creating. So I'm going to remove the name here and start an expression and I'll type in P and select parameters and add a single quote. And you can see that we've now got a list of all the parameters defined in this template, which in this case is just one, but I'll go ahead and select that. And then I'll do the same thing for location here with the variable. Cool. And we can see a couple of things happening now. We've got color coding on a couple of different things. So we can see that parameters are in green, variables are in blue, and our functions are in yellow. As well, also note that we support comments. So we've seen how to scaffold out a template using snippets, add a resource using snippets. We've seen some of the autocompletion. Now let's look at how the extension is validating the structure of our resources against Azure. So we've got a database account here. I'm gonna go down to this section right here, consistency policy. If I hover over consistency policy, you can see we've got a little bit of information about what this is. More exciting though, I'm gonna remove this line right here, default consistency level. So I'll just delete that. Now notice that I've got yellow squiggles under consistency policy. If I hover over that, it's gonna basically tell us that, hey, this resource is missing a required property, which is default consistency level. What's going on here is that the VS Code extension is validating the structure of these resources against schemas that have been created from Azure. So with this extension, we've got information that we need to craft these resources in the correct way. Not only do we validate against these schemas, but they also provide autocompletion. So we'll see here that if I put in a double quote, it offers up default consistency level. I'll go ahead and select that, add a colon, and then we can see the potential values for that property, and I'll select eventual. Finally, let's take a look at navigating through an Azure Resource Manager template using the ARM Tools extension. You can see here that we've got an ARM template outline. I can expand resources, and we can see that I've got one resource in here, which is that Cosmos database account. Now let me give that an easier to read name. So I'm just gonna drop into tags and give it a display name. Cool. And now over here into resources, we can see that the name has changed to Cosmos DB. Now let me go ahead and add another resource in here. So I'll just put in a comma, let's add in a storage account. And over in the ARM template outline, we can see that I can now navigate between these two resources. So that was just a quick look at the Azure Resource Manager Tools extension for VS Code. For more information, feel free to navigate to aka.msarm-tools. And this is the extension landing page in the Visual Studio Marketplace. As well on this page, we've got a link to the GitHub repository. At the GitHub repository, feel free to create any issues that you may run into, ask questions, and as well, you can feel free to reach out to me directly on Twitter. I hope this has been helpful. Thanks a lot for watching.


in business. Swing pass, caught by Henry. Turn to the field and Tennessee. Tana Hill gives Henry on the right side trying to get to the corner. Henry touched down tight. 45-40, 35-30, 25-20, 15, 10, 5, and so. Looks like a bill might have jumped. There's your flag. Here comes Henry to the left with a stiff arm. Throws a man down. Judge Norman, get you some. Oh my. People talk about finishing plays in the Unveiled, finishing games. He's a finisher right there. That's a cliche comment I made and I like it and I'm riding. Give it to Henry. Looking for some roof eyes at 10, 15, 20, 25-30, 35-40, 25-50, 25-40, 35-30, 25-20, 15, 10, 5, and so. Ladies and gentlemen, 94 yards. And he just took her to the house. Oh, okay.


In 1769, Captain Cook travelled around New Zealand trading with local Māori, and it was in this circumstance that the humble domestic pig was first introduced into New Zealand. Now, over the years, domestic pigs escaped into the forest, and they began to revert to their wild state. They grew more muscular, grew longer hair, and longer tusks. Fast forward to today, and wild pigs are one of the most widespread exotic species in New Zealand, occupying forest habitats right across the country. So what's the big deal? Well, when pigs feed, they can smell food items below the ground, and they're rooted up with their snouts. And if you get a lot of pigs in an area together, they can root up the entire forest understory, killing native vegetation, destroying the soil community, and spreading diseases such as carry-divac. So what can we do about it? Well, in most cases, we can't get rid of the pigs. It would cost far too much money, and you'd have a lot of angry pig hunters on your hands. So it seems like in most sick cases, the best scenario is to reduce the size of the pig population down to a level in which the forest can recover. So how do we work out what that level is? Well, it's a question that my master's research hopes to answer.  What this means is I want to look at the relationship between the size of the pig population and the amount of damage they're causing. The goal is to work out what level do we need to control pigs in order to protect our forests? So how am I going to do it? Well, first step, I need to monitor a range of pig densities. So to do this, I've got a series of motion-activated cameras that are distributed across Auckland's Hinoa Ranges.  I can then use these photos to work out the size of the pig population at a given time. Step two, I need to work out how much damage the pigs are causing. So to do this, from each camera station, I run out a monitoring line and measure the amount of ground that's been rooted up by the pigs. I can then use this information to work out how much damage pigs are causing at different population densities. Ultimately, by understanding the relationship between pig density and pig damage, we can hopefully make pig control a lot more cost-effective, a lot more efficient, and ensure that we're protecting our valuable forest ecosystems. I'll be handing in my thesis of February next year, so if you're interested, definitely watch this space. And thanks very much.


work.  I'm Ron Basel trap and here I am the host of the tiger take missions out which you just had 12 o'clock Eastern time till 1pm. Get ready. You're gonna have Steve Rhodes coming up straight off this when I'm doing the T F N N 1pm update dollars up 237 to 27,347 made new recovery high today. We're helping the weekly chart look much, much better now. Of course, the Dow and the S and P are lagging. The QQQs see the S and P is also up quite strong. You're not as strong as the Dow, but it's up 13 points of 3207 a new recovery high, not a new all time high of 3393 53. That'll be coming up by sometime this summer, I hope. But in the meantime, it makes the support run about the 3080 to 3060 area very strong. If you look at the QQQ, which did on Friday make an all time high is not doing that today. 240.30 was the high. Now we're at 239.62 a little bit off the high. And what happens over the next few days, because there's a lot of resistance just up here. We'll see if there's some kind of a pull back in these big, big caps, the leaders and the smaller caps are going to come on strong. Russell 2000 up 2.81 up 152.99 way off the 170 all time high, but this is very good in helping the weekly chart build even more strength. And if you look at gold, gold is jumping today. It's up 20 and 1702. If pull back, it's underneath the rectangle support that I've been doing around for a little while. That means that it's probably stuck in a range. It isn't bearish. It's just not acting very well after it's a high level consolidation. And that makes the 1680, 1650 support very important. And it's a 1702 right now. The dollar is trying to establish some kind of a tradeable low. It's struggling. It's got a one-to-one to the downside that could take it a little bit lower. But in the meantime, it's going to be important based on the weekly chart, whether it's able to climb high. And if you look at this, look at the T, look at the weekly chart, the one in the middle. If you look at the TLT, which are the bonds, the Lehman 20, doesn't that look very similar and looks like T bonds, even though they're running quite nicely now, 62 cents at 156.73. The 150.71, 200 period moving average in the daily chart, looks to me like it might have to be tested if it's going to match the patterns that we've been seeing with this H pattern that breaks the support. So with that said, hope you can stay tuned for Steve Rhodes coming right up. Then you've got Dave White, then you've got Tom O'Brien. Have a great day and hope to see you tomorrow. Hope to see you on my show with you in the Tiger Technicians Hour. Have a great day.