Ode, Bards of Passion and of Murth, by John Keats, read for LibriVox.org, by Andrea Fiori. Bards of Passion and of Murth, ye have left your souls on earth. Have ye souls in heaven too, double-lived in regions new? Yes, and those of heaven commune, with the spheres of sun and moon, with the noise of fountains wondrous, and the parlay of voices thunderous, with the whisper of heaven's trees, and one another in soft ease. Seated on Elijah's lawns, browsed by none but deans fawns, underneath large blue bells tinted, where the daisies are rose-scented, and the rose herself has got, perfume which on earth is not, where the nightingale doth sing, not a senseless trance thing, but divine melodious truth, philosophic numbers smooth, tales and golden histories of heaven and its mysteries. Thus ye live on high in then, on the earth ye live again, and the souls ye left behind you, teach us here the way to find you, where your other souls are joing, never slumbered, never cloying.  Thus ye teach us every day, wisdom, though fled far away. Bards of passion and of mirth, ye have left your souls on earth, ye have souls in heaven too, double-lived in regions new. End of poem This recording is in the public domain. Ode, Bards of Passion and of Mirth, by John Keats, read for LibriVox.org, by David Lawrence. Bards of Passion and of Mirth, have ye left your souls on earth, have ye souls in heaven too, double-lived in regions new. Yes, and those of heaven commune with the spheres of sun and moon, with the noise of fountains wondrous, and the parl of voices thunderous. With the whisper of heaven's trees and one another in soft ease, seated on Elysian lawns, browsed by none but Deans fawns. Underneath large bluebells tinted, where the daisies are rose-scented, and the rose herself has got perfume which on earth is not, where the nightingale doth sing, not a senseless, transit thing, but divine melodious truth, philosophic numbers smooth, tales and golden histories of heaven and its mysteries. Thus ye live on high, and then on the earth ye live again, and the souls ye left behind you teach us here the way to find you, where your other souls are joying, never slumbered, never cloying. Here your earth-born souls still speak to mortals of their little weak, of their sorrows and delights, of their passions and their spites, of their glory and their shame. Thus ye teach us every day wisdom, though fled far away. Bards of passion and of mirth ye have left your souls on earth, ye have souls in heaven too, double-lived, in regions new. End of poem This recording is in the public domain. Ode, Bards of Passion and of Mirth, by John Keats, read for LibriVox.org, by Ewan Baelis. Bards of Passion and of Mirth ye have left your souls on earth. Have ye souls in heaven too, double-lived, in regions new? Yes, and those who have heaven commune with the spheres of sun and moon, with the noise of fountains wondrous, and the pile of voices thunderous, with the whisper of heaven's trees, and one another in soft ease, seated on Elysian lawns, browsed by none but deans forms, underneath large bluebells tented, where the daisies are rose-scented, and the rose herself has got perfume which on earth is not, where the nightingale doth sing, not a senseless trans-head thing, but divine melodious truth, philosophic numbers smooth, tales and golden histories of heaven and its mysteries. Thus ye live on high, and then on the earth ye live again, and the souls ye left behind you teach us here the way to find you, where your other souls are joying, never slumbered, ever clawing. Here your earth-born souls still speak to mortal of their little weak, of their sorrows and delights, of their passions and their spites, of their glory and their shame, what doth strengthen and what maim. Thus ye teach us every day wisdom though fled far away. Bards of passion and of mirth ye have left your souls on earth, ye have souls in heaven too, double-lived, in regions new, end of poem. This recording is in the public domain. Oat, Bards of Passion and of Mirth, by John Keats, read for LibriVox.org by Ellie. Bards of Passion and of Mirth ye have left your souls on earth, have your souls in heaven too, double-lived, in regions new, yes, and those of heaven commune with the spheres of sun and moon, with the noise of fountains wondrous, and the pearl of voices sundrous, with the whisper of heaven's trees, and one and other in soft ease, seated on Elysian lawns, croused by none but diane's thorns, underneath large bloopers tinted, where the daisies are rose-scented, and the rose herself has got perfume, which on earth is not, where the nightingale does sing, not a senseless transit sing, but divine melodious truce, philosophic numbers smooth, tales and golden histories of heaven and its mysteries. Thus ye live on high, and then on earth ye live again. And the souls ye left behind you teach us here the way to find you, where your other souls are chewing, never slumbered, never clawing. Here your earth-bound souls still speak to mortals of the little weak, of their sorrows and delights, of their passions and despites, of their glory and their shame, but the strength and what maim does ye teach us every day, wisdom though, flat fire away. Bards of passion and of mercy ye have left your souls on earth, ye have souls in heaven too, double-lived in regions new. End of poem is recording is in the public domain. Ode, Bards of Passion and of Murth, by John Keats, read for LibriVox.org by Greg Bellman. Bards of Passion and of Murth, ye have left your souls on earth. Heavy souls in heaven too, double-lived in regions new. Yes, and those of heaven commune with the spheres of sun and moon, with the noise of fountains wondrous, and the parley of voices thunderous, with the whisper of heaven's trees, and one another in soft ease seated on the lesion lawns, browsed by none but Dian's fawns. Underneath large bluebells tinted, where the daisies are rose-scented, and the rose herself has got perfume which on earth is not, where the nightingale doth sing, not a senseless, transit thing, but divine melodious truth, philosophic numbers smooth, tales in golden histories of heaven and its mysteries. Thus ye live on high, and then on the earth ye live again, and the souls ye left behind you teach us here the way to find you, where your other souls are joying, never slumbered, never cloying. Here your earth-born souls still speak to mortals of their little weak, of their sorrows and delights, of their passions and their spights, of their glory and their shame. What doth strengthen at one maim? Thus ye teach us every day, wisdom though fled far away, bards of passion and of mirth ye have left your souls on earth, ye have souls in heaven too, double-lived in regions new. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. Bards of Passion and of Murth By John Keats Read for Librivox.org By IndyGosel Bards of Passion and of Murth, ye have left your souls on earth, have ye souls in heaven too, double-lived in regions new? Yes and those of heaven commune, with the spheres of sun and moon, with the noise of Fountain's wondrous, and the pile of voices thundrous. With the whisper of Heaven's trees, with one another in soft ease, seated on Elysian lawns, browsed by none but Dion's fawns, underneath large bluebells tented, where the daisies are rose-centred, and the rose herself has got, perfume which on earth is not, where the nightingale doth sing, not a senseless, transit thing, but divine melodious truth, philosophic numbers smooth, tales and golden histories of Heaven and its mysteries.  What does strengthen, and what name? Thirsty teachers every day, wisdom though, fled far away. Bards of passion and of mirth ye have left your souls on earth, ye have souls in heaven too, double-lived in regions new. End of poem, this recording is in the public domain. Ode, Bards of passion and of mirth, by John Geats, read for LibriVox.org, by Gem of Life. Bards of passion and of mirth ye have left your souls on earth, have ye souls in heaven too, double-lived in regions new. Yes and those of heaven commune, with the spheres of sun and moon, with the noise of fountains wondrous, and the pile of voices thundrous, with the whisper of heaven's trees and one another in soft ease. Seated on eletion mounds, browsed by none but Diane's fawns, underneath large blue-bells scented where the daisies are, rose scented, and the rose herself has got perfume which on earth is not, where the nightingale does sing, not a senseless transit thing, but divine melodious truth, philosophic numbers smooth, tales in golden histories of heaven and its mysteries. Thus ye live on high, and then on the earth ye live again, and the souls ye left behind you teach us here the way to find you, where your other souls are joined, never slumbered, never glowing.  Thus ye teach us every day, wisdom though fled far away, bards of passion and of mirth ye have left your souls on earth, ye have souls in heaven too, double-lived in regions new. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. Ode, Bards of Passion and of Mirth, by John Keats Read for LibriVox.org by Leanne Howlett. Bards of Passion and of Mirth ye have left your souls on earth. Have ye souls in heaven too, double-lived in regions new? Yes, and those of heaven commune with the spheres of sun and moon, with the noise of fountains, wondrous, and the parl of voices, thunderous, with the whisper of heaven's trees and one another in soft ease, seated on a lesion lawns, browsed by none but Diane's fawns, underneath large blue-bells tinted, where the daisies are rose-scented, and the rose herself has got perfume which on earth is not, where the nighting-gale doth sing, not a senseless, tranced thing, but divine melodious truth, philosophic numbers smooth, tales and golden histories of heaven and its mysteries. Thus she live on high, and then on the earth ye live again, and the souls ye left behind you teach us here the way to find you where your other souls are joing, never slumbered, never clawing. Here your earth-born souls still speak to mortals of their little weak, of their sorrows and delights, of their passions and their spights, of their glory and their shame. What doth strengthen in what maim? Thus she teach us every day, wisdom, though fled far away. Bards of passion and of mirth ye have left your souls on earth, ye have souls in heaven too, double-lived in regions new. Ode. Bards of Passion and of Mirth. By John Keats. Read for LibriVox.org. By Lucy Perry. Bards of passion and of mirth ye have left your souls on earth, have ye souls in heaven too, double-lived in regions new? Yes, and those of heaven commune with the spheres of sun and moon, with the noise of fountains wondrous and the parley of voices thunderous, with the whisper of heaven's trees and one another in soft ease, seated on Elysian lawns, browsed by none but Diane's fawns, underneath large bluebells tented, where the daisies are rose-centred, and the rose herself has got perfume which on earth is not, where the nightingale doth sing, not a senseless, trancid thing, but divine melodious truth, philosophic numbers smooth, tales and golden histories of heaven and its mysteries. Thus ye live on high and then, on the earth ye live again, and the souls ye left behind you teach us here the way to find you, where your other souls are joing, never slumbered, never clawing. Here your earth-born souls still speak, to mortals of their little weak, of their sorrows and delights, of their passions and their spites, of their glory and their shame, what doth strengthen and what maim, thus ye teach us every day, wisdom though fled far away, bards of passion and of mirth, ye have left your souls on earth, ye have souls in heaven too, double-lived in regions new. Ode, Bards of Passion and Mirth, by John Keats, read for LibriVox.org, by Marianne Coleman-Hipkins, Bards of Passion and of Mirth, ye have left your souls on earth, heavy souls in heaven too, double-lived in regions new, yes, and those of heaven commune, with the spheres of sun and moon, with the noise of fountain's wondrous, and the palae of voices thundrous, with the whisper of heaven's trees and one another in softies, seated on Elysian lawns, browsed by none but Dianne's fawns. Underneath large bluebells tinted, where the daisies are rose-centred, and the rose herself has got perfume, which on earth is not, where the nighting gal doth sing not a senseless, transit thing, but defying melodious truth, philosophic numbers smooth, tales in golden histories of heaven and its mysteries. Thus she live on high and then on the earth ye live again, and the souls ye left behind you teach us here, the way to find you, where your other souls adjoin, never slumbered, never cloying. Here your earth-born souls still speak to mortals of their little weak, of their sorrows and delights, of their passions and their spites, of their glory and their shame, what doth strengthen and what maim. Thus ye teach us every day, wisdom though bled far away. Bards of passion and of mirth ye have left your souls on earth, ye have souls in heaven too, double-lived, in regions new. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. on earth. Have ye souls in heaven too, double-lived, in regions new? Yes, in those of heaven commune with the spheres of sun and moon, with the noise of fountains wondrous in the pearl of voices thunderous, with the whisper of heaven's trees and one another in soft ease, seated on Elsian lawns, browsed by none but Diane's fawns, underneath large blue-bells tinted, where the daisies are rose-scented, and the rose herself has got perfume which on earth is not. Where the nightingale doth think none of senseless, trance did think, but divine melodious truth, philosophic, numbers smooth, tales and golden histories of heaven and its mysteries. Thus ye live on high and then, on the earth ye live again, and the souls ye left behind ye, teach us here the way to find ye.  What doth strengthen and what maim? Thus ye teach us every day, wisdom though fled far away. Bards of passion and of mirth ye have left your souls on earth, ye have souls in heaven too, double-lived, in regents new. End of poem, this poem is in the public domain. Ode, Bards of Passion and of Mirth by John Keats, read for LibriVox.org by Ruth Golding. Bards of Passion and of Mirth ye have left your souls on earth. Have ye souls in heaven too, double-lived, in regents new? Yes, and those of heaven commune with the spheres of sun and moon, with the noise of fountains wondrous, and the parl of voices sundrous. With the whisper of heaven's trees, and one another in soft ease, seated on Elysian lawns, browsed by none but Diane's thorns. Underneath large blue-bells tented, where the daisies are rose-scented, and the rose herself has got perfume which on earth is not. Where the nightingale doth sing not a senseless trancid thing, but divine melodious truth, philosophic numbers smooth, tales and golden histories of heaven and its mysteries. Thus ye live on high, and then on the earth ye live again, and the souls ye left behind you teach us here the way to find you, where your other souls are joying, never slumbered, never clawing. Here your earth-born souls still speak to mortals of their little weak, of their sorrows and delights, of their passions and their spites, of their glory and their shame, what doth strengthen and what maim. Thus ye teach us every day wisdom, though fled far away. Bards of passion and of mirth ye have left your souls on earth, ye have souls in heaven too, double-lived in regions new. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. Ode, Bards of Passion and of Mirth, by John Keats, read for LibriVox.org by Robert Nerteshe. Bards of Passion and of Mirth ye have left your souls on earth, heavy souls in heaven too, double-lived in regions new. Yes, and those of heaven commune with the spheres of sun and moon, with the noise of fountains wondrous and the parlay of voices thunderous, with the whisper of heaven's trees and one another in soft ease seated on Elysian's lawns, browsed by none but Dian's fawns. Underneath large bluebells tented, where the daisies are rose-scented, and the rose herself has got perfume which on earth is not, where the nightingale doth sing not a senseless chanted thing, but divine melodious truth, philosophic, numbers smooth, tales and golden histories of heaven and its mysteries. Thus ye live on high, and then on the earth ye live again, and the souls ye left behind you teach us here the way to find you, where your other souls are joined, never slumbered, never cloying. Here your earth-born souls still speak to mortals of their little weak, of their sorrows and delights, of their passions and their spikes, of their glory and their shame, what doth strengthen and what maim. Thus ye teach us every day wisdom doth lead far away. Parts of passion and of mirth ye have left your souls on earth, we have souls in heaven too, double-lived in regions new, and a poem. This recording is in the public domain. Ode, Bards of Passion and Mirth, by John Keats, read for LibriVox.org, by Secrets. Bards of Passion and Mirth, ye have left your souls on earth. Have ye souls in heaven too, double-lived in regions new? Yes, and those of heaven commune, with the spheres of sun and moon, with the noise of fountains wondrous, and the pearl of voices thundrous, with the whisper of heaven's trees, and one another in soft ease. Sit it on, Elizand Lawns, browsed by none but Dan's fawns. Underneath large blue bells tented, where the daisies are, Rose scented, and the rose herself has got, for if you in which on earth is not. Where the nightingale doth sing, not a senseless tranced thing, but divine, melodious truth. Philosophic numbers smooth, tales and golden histories of heaven and its mysteries.  Teach us here the way to find you, where your other souls are joined, never slumbered, never clawing. Here your earthbound souls still speak to mortals of their little weak, of their sorrows and delights, of their passions and their spites, of their glory and their shame. What doth strengthen, and what maim? Thus ye teach us every day, wisdom, though flared far away, parts of passion, and of mirth. Ye have left your souls on earth, ye have souls in heaven too, double lived in regions new. End of poem, this recording.


Yeah, how do we access our learning management system? Let me share the link of our learning management system in the chat. It's training.ethis2.org. So chances are that probably if you have attended one of our online academy before, you might have you might be already having an account in this learning management system. But mind you, like we have two separate platforms to conduct the online learning academies. So I mean, like even because of that, sometimes you may not have an you may not have an account on this platform. So what you have to do is let me quickly share my screen so that I can show you. You need to visit training.ethis2.org. This is the website, the link is in the chat. And then click on new account. Visit training.ethis2.org and click on new account. I hope you can follow me while I'm doing it. Once you click on new account, in case if you're having any issues, please mention it in the chat. Click on new account. And then you have to fill in all the details that are requested. You can select the username of your choice and put a password. And then email address, this name, surname, city, country, and finally click on create my account. Yes, if you're having an existing account in the same platform, you can use the same account. But please make sure that you have it on this because like what I would suggest is you try to log in or you try to create an account using the same email. So if you have an account registered on the email, then it will tell you that you have an account and then only you can use that one because we have two learning management systems that we are using for the online training purposes. So you might not probably be having an account on this one. So once you complete all the fields and click on create my new account, you should be receiving an email from our learning management system. If you have not received, please check the spam folder. Sometimes there may be chances that it might have ended up in your spam. And in the email, there must be a link to activate your account. So please use that login to the platform. Are you all with me? Any issues? Okay, great. If you have activated your account, you can log in using the account you just created. I will give one more minute for everyone to create the account and check the email and activate it. Right. So if you have already logged into the platform, this is what you may likely to see if you are, if you have newly created an account. But if you have already had enrolled yourself to one of our previous training programs, you may be seeing something, I mean, like you may be able to see those courses somewhere here. But if not, this is where you are going to land. Next, what I want you all to do is copy the link that I have mentioned in the chat. Right. And paste it on your address bar like this. We have some issues with our version of the model, which we are trying to figure out, but one shortcut is just to directly paste the post link on your address bar and try to access it. So it's going to be training.dhs2.org. I mean, we have this, the lengthy URL, we've got PHP. I mean, course ID is 174. So just type that on the address bar and click on enter. Any issues? Okay. Let me do that. And this is where I'm going to land when I use this link. Here you are on the landing page of the course, tracker use level one online Asia. Okay, great. I will give one more minute for everyone to see this page. Okay, so those of you who have landed or who has been able to access this page, please click on this down arrow next to the cogwheel button here on right top corner, just below the academy banner here and click enroll me in this course. Right. Exactly. So that is when you are asked for an enrollment key. And I'm going to type the enrollment key in the chat. These academy, all capitals. This is the enrollment key. Just to summarize what we did after you have created the account, try to type this link training.dhs2.org. This is course slash PHP ID 175 on the address bar. And you will be able to access our academy landing page. And there in the right top corner, you'll be able to find a cogwheel button. And next to it, you have the down arrow key, click on that and click on enroll me in this course. And then it will be asking for the enrollment key for that type academy, all capitals. Let me do that. Here you mentioned the enrollment key, which is of course academy and click on enroll me. Yes, great. Hope everyone was able to do it. Please let us know if you are having any issues. The enrollment key is academy, all capitals, and click enroll me. I'm so glad that nobody is having any issues. Okay, I'm going to enroll myself into the course. Click enroll me. And this is what you will see. All right. So is there anyone who had any issues or who has not been able to enroll to the course yet? Please let us know in the chat if you're having any issues. So our team will be able to provide you with one-to-one help. Right, okay. Yeah. I guess we can proceed. Fine. So I will just briefly run through what is there in this Moodle platform. I guess most of you must be already familiar with this learning management system. Moodle, which is an open source platform, which is widely used across educational institutes around the globe. Right. So this is our course page. Tracker use level one online Asia. Right. And here you will see a slightly updated template for our Moodle platform if you have used the same before. So we have recently updated our template. So the appearance might be somewhat new to you, but don't get scared. It's the same content. So here you will see the announcements. If you have any announcements, it will be listed here and Zoom meetings. So this is where you can find the links as well as the recordings for the Zoom once it is available. And then the agenda, sorry, recordings will be appearing right here. And the agenda for the academy, it's here. And then instructions to use Moodle. We have a document. You can see the link here. And once you have gone through them, I mean, throughout the Moodle platform, you'll be seeing this mark as done. That is just to make us aware that you have gone through the material and you have seen them. So always you can click on this mark as done. And then we have the attendance. This is where you will be marking the attendance, right, for each of the days. So for day one, we have it here. So we will be announcing the word of the day shortly. And you just have to, I mean, we will let you know how to mark the attendance when we are ready. So this is where you can mark the attendance. I just wanted to show you where to mark the attendance. This is the block. And then we have a separate session for feedback. And here you have a feedback session for each of the days. So you have to complete them at the end of the day. And then, of course, this is what we have already covered today, the course introduction. You have the sessions we have done, all of them. And similarly for the rest of the days, everything that we'll be covering will be available here. And on the final day, we will also have a link here for the examination. So I guess that's it for now. We'll be going into more detail about different sections and components in Moodle when required in the next couple of days. But I think this is a kind of a brief overview for you to get oriented on how to use Moodle. If there are any issues, please raise them in the chat. If not, I think we can, if not, I think we can next move on to the demonstration of the Academy DHIS2 instance. So basically, Academy DHIS2 instance is the DHIS2 instance which you'll be using to practice everything that we do here at the Academy. So, Saurabh, over to you. Yeah, thanks, Bama. Okay, so I'll share my screen. Okay. So we'll be using two DHIS2 instances over the course of the Academy. So we'll be sharing the links on the announcement channel on the Slack. You do not need to create your own users. There is a template user which is given here, Academy and Stop COVID-19. So you should all be able to use the DHIS2 instance to the common username and password. So as we discussed during the use case presentation, we are looking at two use cases, one for COVID-19 surveillance and the contact tracing and the COVID-19 vaccine registry. So the surveillance tracker and the vaccine registry would be our main programs and the contact case mapping would be our support program that we'll be using for the demonstrations and your graded and ungraded assignments. So there is fictional data available for LOW-PDR and these dashboards, as you might be aware, these are part of the default COVID-19 package for surveillance and vaccine registry. So we have dummy data available for the entire country and during our demonstrations and your exercises will be asked to select any number of province or facilities depending upon the exercise questions. So for the ones who are known to DHIS2, so there is the app drawer available here and there are different applications which you will be using across the next four days. The key applications that we will be focusing upon would be the tracker capture app, which is basically your data collection app for your tracker programs. We'll be using event reports where you can generate your line listing and ad hoc aggregations for case-based data. Then you have event visualizer, which is your chatting app for the tracker or events data. The dashboard app where you can design your own dashboards and do all sort of sharing with the different user groups. And we'll have a look at data visualizer, which has your mechanisms to create your chat and tables for your program indicators, which are basically your aggregation of case data. And your indicators, if you are creating indicators to different aggregate and tracker sources combined. And then we have the maps application, which has all kind of spatial analysis mechanisms for your events data, the enrollments data for tracker. And you have program indicators and indicators to be used on different types of maps which are available. So if you review quickly the programs which are available, if you go to tracker capture, then you will have the hierarchy for Laos. There are different provinces and there are different districts and facilities given here. So you could select any of the facility here and you will have three programs, COVID-19 case surveillance, COVID-19 contact registration follow up and COVID-19 vaccination registry. Each of these programs have fictional data available for your various demonstrations or exercises. So you will be accessing that. In tomorrow's session, we'll have a review of the tracker capture app and all the ways and the functionalities you can use for collecting data through this application. And same on web and Android. So you'll have specific users for Android application also that will share with you when we cover the Android sessions. Then you have the contact registration follow up program which has details of the contacts which were registered. And then you also have your vaccination registry program where we'll also discuss these working lists which you can create to see all clients, the clients which have completed their second doses. Those are missed second dose who are scheduled to come to that health facility for getting their vaccinations. So we'll have a look at all these functionalities which are available here. Then we have all these analysis applications which you will use. So each day you'll have instructions to use what application and what are your graded assignments and ungraded assignments, which the instructions available on model with each session as promoted demonstrated. We have another instance for one specific session where we'll be discussing custom web apps on day five. So we'll use another instance for that for testing the custom web apps. So we will share the URL for that specific instance in due course. I'll paste this URL on the Slack channel because Zoom history gets cleared away after the call. So we'll put this channel, this URL in the announcements channel so that you can access the instance in future. And I repeat, you don't need to enroll or create a new user. You can use the template user for doing all set of activities which are required as part of your exercises and if you want to review anything for the exam. So this was a quick overview of the tracker instance that we will be using for our academy. Any questions please feel free to put on the Slack channel or in the Zoom chat. I see there are a couple of questions on the Zoom chat. I'll quickly respond to them and also paste them into the Slack channel so that they could be used for further reference. I think the question was regarding the contacts and the case surveillance program. So if Rahim asked, are the contacts considered and samples collected from them? In the program, basically we're collecting symptomatic data. So we're not collecting data for testing for contacts in the program itself. But if the testing has happened and has been requested or the person is symptomatically suspected cases for COVID, then you register that person as a new record in the COVID case surveillance program. You do not add that as a new stage. So you register a contact and you collect symptomatic data. If the person is reporting to have symptoms of COVID-19, then you register or enroll that person into the COVID case surveillance program and you take all the next documentation steps as you do for any COVID patient. So you are registering COVID cases separately. You're registering COVID case contacts separately. Then you're creating a relationship between the COVID case and the contact. And if the contact happens to be another suspected case based on the symptoms, you enroll that person into the COVID case surveillance program. So that is individual information can be taken from there. So I hope that answers the question. Yes, we will share the instance links on the Slack channel. So I'll just immediately post them so that you guys can access and have a quick view before we start using them from tomorrow. So as per the agenda, we were supposed to have a session on joining Slack, but I see most of you have joined the Slack platform. If any of you is yet to get an invitation for joining Slack, please put your emails in the chat box. We will quickly add you to the Slack channels so that you can make use of the information which is shared there. So we'll take a break for 15 minutes and we'll start with the last session of the day on tracker data model key terms and the conceptual overview. And during the break, if you don't have access to Slack till now, please put in your email IDs on the Zoom chat and we'll quickly start adding you to the Slack channels. So thank you and we look forward to the next session after the break.


What is up YouTube? Welcome back to my channel. On today's video I wanted to talk about something that I've been wanting to talk about for about eight weeks now, but didn't feel comfortable about it until I got my results back. So that is the American Board of Radiology Core Examination, which I hope you guys can see that. If you see that little green area right there, that means I passed the exam and now I feel like I can finally talk about it because a weight has been lifted off my shoulders. So let's get into the intricacies of the examination. I'll tell you everything you need to know. Let's go. First and foremost, let's get into how long I actually studied. So I started studying at probably loosely at the beginning of my third year, so July of my third year, very loosely. When I say loosely, I mean like I would peruse a page or chapter in my textbook here and there, but not really, you know, study, hard for studying. So in January of this year is when I really started to hunt her down and study. I would probably study about, you know, three hours after work here and there. And on the weekends, I would wake up and study for a good six hours or so. So these are all the resources that I actually used to study. This is my notebook, which I took notes on. This is Crack the Core Volume 1. You can see how much information is in that bad boy. This is Crack the Core Volume 2. You see all that stuff. And finally, like I've told you guys before in my other videos, we have a little special something on our board examination called physics. Most people hate this subject. I didn't like it because you kind of have to teach yourself this entire book so that can be kind of daunting. But I ended up scoring really well in physics. It wasn't too difficult. It's just, I mean, some of the concepts can be very hard to grasp. So you have to do some hardcore studying to learn this bad boy. On top of that, I use two question banks, or wait, three and two. No, three question banks. I use Rad Primer question bank. I used Kevlar with a Q question bank. And the best, best, best question bank that I used was Board Vitals far and away. This is the best Q bank out there for our board examination. I just think their resource is amazing when it comes to our board examination. The questions were dead on, straight to the point, very educational, awesome images. Perfect. Great Q bank. So good job, Board Vitals. So our board examination is two days in a row. You have the option of taking it in Chicago or Tucson, Arizona. And it is seven or eight hours the first day, followed by six to seven hours the next day. So the American Board of Radiology is very serious about their board examination. And what I mean by that is for one, we had to stay at a certain hotel. 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Hello, I am Dr. Satish Kumar Kashi, Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, Valchan Institute of Technology, Sulapur. I am presenting a topic, Introduction to Indian Mansur rainfall. Learning outcomes of this session. At the end of this session, students will be able to describe atmospheric circulation patterns influencing Indian Mansur rainfall, elaborate about distribution of rainfall over India and quantify the water resources available over the country. So, this is a figure which shows variation of annual mean temperatures over the earth, over the globe. So, we find that the high temperatures are there at the equator and as we go away from equator we observe the lower temperatures. So, this temperature difference automatically creates the pressure difference of air and the difference in temperatures and hence the difference in pressures over the globe is the driving force behind the global wind pattern. So, we see here the global wind pattern which we have studied in geography. Now, this is a figure which tells us about the East Asia Mansur. So, in East Asia Mansur, shown by these black arrows we find the summer Mansur, shown by these grey arrows it is a winter Mansur. There is a teleconnection between the oceans and continents. Teleconnection means the simultaneous variation in weather and climate over widely separated regions, widely separated regions on the surface of earth. What I mean to say is that whatever sea surface temperature changes take place over the Pacific Ocean they have influence over an Indian summer Mansur rainfall. El Nino Southern Oscillation, North Atlantic Oscillation, Pacific Decadal Oscillation, Indian Ocean Dipole Mode such hydroclimatic teleconnections are observed over the earth. So, El Nino and La Nina are the important temperature fluctuations in surface waters of tropical eastern Pacific Ocean this region. The atmospheric signature of Southern Oscillation reflects the monthly or seasonal fluctuations in air pressure difference between Tahiti and Darwin, Australia. El Nino has regional impacts. So, how are the regional impacts especially for India our period of Mansur is June to September. So, in warm episodes of El Nino we will find that there is reduction in rainfall over India as well as also there are dry situations in this region in this region the wet situations are there. Whereas Indian Ocean Dipole Mode which influences the Indian summer Mansur rainfall. So, what is IOD? IOD is a pattern of internal variability with anonymously low sea surface temperatures of Sumatra and high sea surface temperatures in the western Indian Ocean. See here we observe low temperatures high pressures here in the red color region we observe the high temperatures and low pressures. So, again there are two modes one is negative dipole mode and positive dipole mode is exactly opposite to these two it means these two regions here we find low temperatures here we find another mode high temperatures here we find high temperatures low pressures here we find low temperatures high pressures. So, there is a fluctuation in this way this fluctuation also has effect on the Indian summer Mansur rainfall. This picture I am showing for understanding the geography these are the Himalayas these are the western guards these are the eastern guards and these are the north Indian planes. So, of course, the geography influences the rainfall pattern that one should understand. Now, this is another picture giving you the idea of geography of India. So, these are the western guards these are the eastern guards and these are the planes. Now, India and its river basins. So, this is a Ganga river basin this is these are the Vindhya mountains these are the Shatputa mountains this is a Deccan plateau here there are western guards. So, here we find the Tappi river here we find the Narmada river here we find the Krishna river here we find Godavari river here we find the Ganga basin. Indian summer Mansur brings rainfall in June, July, August, September and the winter Mansur brings rainfall to south India especially in say months of November, December and so. This particular figure tells you the normal onset dates of the south west Mansur. So, south west Mansur reaches here at the first June thereafter it reaches here along this line at the fifth June in Maharashtra it comes at Mumbai about say 10th June and ultimately it reaches by 8 July in Rajasthan. When Mansur is active this is one typical cloud cover over the Indian subcontinent. India has a network of rain gauges. So, this is the IMD network where we measure the rainfall continuously over a period of time India is divided into this is north-west region this is west central region this is peninsula region this is central north east region and the dark blue is the north east region. This graph shows us the monthly variation of all India rainfall. So, January, February, March, April, May we observe that about 80 percent rainfall takes place in June, July, August and September and then October, November, December again it recedes. The regions are further subdivided into subdivisions. So, these subdivisions are numbered for example, 7 andaman to Arunachal Pradesh say 14, Punjab 15 say Himachal Pradesh. So, these are the meteorological subdivisions of India. Now, for the homogeneous Mansur regions these are the characteristics number of subdivisions contained in the central north east region are 5 and 5,73,006 kilometers is the square kilometer area and similarly for these. Now, again region wise June rainfall is different, July rainfall is different, August rainfall is different, September rainfall is different and this is a total Mansur rainfall seasonal and annual rainfall statistics is also published for the country and the broad regions which gives us idea about winter rainfall, pre-Mansur rainfall, Mansur rainfall, post-Mansur rainfall and annual rainfall for different regions. This particular figure gives us idea about the all India summer Mansur rainfall 1871 to 2017. So, we observe. So, if average rainfall is there the point will fall on this line. So, the bars above this they show the rainfall above average and the bars below this horizontal line. So, rainfall below average in some year rainfall is above average in some year rainfall is below average. So, the bars shown by red give us idea about the drought situations drought shown by blue they give us idea about the flood situations. Droughts are associated with El Nino events as shown here for these particular years the floods are associated with La Nina events as shown by these points. Based on this data we have the average annual rainfall over India figure and we observe that rainfall varies right from say 0 to 20 centimeter over a year in say some portion of Rajasthan and going up to say 800 to 1000 centimeters in Meghalaya. So, in Maharashtra we find that in these regions we find 40 to 60 centimeter rainfall is there as we go towards east it is 60 to 80 in Konkan we find it is say in between 200 to 400. Based on the rainfall pattern one can know the drought zone regions of India. So, the Gujarat some post of Maharashtra, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu some portions of Rajasthan they are the frequently drought zone regions of India. From rainfall we receive average annual precipitation in volume units equal to 4000 billion cubic meter approximately average precipitation during Mansoon out of that is 3000 billion cubic meter means 75 percent. Natural runoff is 1986.5 billion cubic meter estimated utilizable surface water resource is 90 billion cubic meter it means this much we can use efficiently effectively remaining will always join the sea. Total utilizable groundwater resources are 433 billion cubic meter and total annual utilizable water resources including surface and groundwater are 1123 billion cubic meter. So, accordingly the per capita availability is 1720.29 cubic meter per person. So, just a reflection spot average annual rainfall of India is so and so answer is 890 estimated utilizable surface water resources of India are these are the options answer is 690 billion cubic meter. India is divided in so many meteorological subdivisions by Indian history of tropical meteorology answer is 13.9. Conclusions, El Nino Southern Oscillation and Indian Oshel Dipole Mode influence Indian summer Mansoon rainfall. India receives about 80 percent of annual rainfall in Mansoon months of June to September. Southern India receives substantial rainfall from retreating Mansoon in November and December. Rainfall distribution over India is highly uneven annual rainfall ranges from 20 centimeter to 350 centimeter. India receives about 4000 billion cubic meter of water from rainfall annually out of which 697 billion cubic meter of surface water and 345 billion cubic meter of groundwater can be used effectively. So, these are the references specials thanks to WIT Sulapur and IDP in educational technology IIT Bombay. Thank you.


When I was coming over and I was getting the flight a few people had said it to me It was like oh, they're gonna be doing a bit of a match, you know, like Liverpool had done Yeah, I think it was the man's city game and it kind of sticks out, you know I was at the Champions League and then they don't know for the league games Yeah, and they were like oh, it's a bit like copying Liverpool I said well if it's copying Liverpool I go and winning leagues in European gubs, then who cares me in yeah Exactly like you said they're like if it's if it's copy behavior, but it's gonna get us to win things But I think Pett had said it on one of the shows I think might have been the preview or it was after the game Just about like people probably gone to the ground five to three. They're just turning up And they're just they're just rushing to get into the ground because there's no atmosphere I think actually it was Ned and Pett they were doing the daily extra and they said it and there was no real atmosphere You know you'd people in the pub and then they're going in and then boom like I went up about half One games or two got into the stadium You're able to get a bit of a feel and everyone you could just feel it in the stadium as you said the electricity, but it was just like Literally everyone was singing on the same hymn sheet and everyone was just Up for it and wanted to kick and head every single ball and you felt it from a minute go and When the players came out the reception that they got like literally that was the best atmosphere in all my years gone I've been going since I was seven 31 now So it's a long time I've been going and to say that that was the best atmosphere that I've witnessed because the fans They wanted to show that they were with the players more than ever And I think they realized this the sense of occasion of this game and the magnitude that if we lost that game Confidence would have hit the floor. I know it was Chelsea and everything like that but then the fact that we went out and we got the performance and We had a couple of rocky moments, but you're always going to do against the top team But for the most part, I thought we were in control largely of the game And I think that the crowd play that and even you know, even just hiding the ball and throwing the ball away and upsetting them That's what you want. That's what we need to be doing.  It's been like that Jose Mourinho Roy Keane They've all come out and said it, you know That good as in it's such it's a it's a brilliant atmosphere, but it's such a tough place to go in recent years. We've been You know made it easy. Yeah, yeah, we have the soft at home We have been up until recently, but now I think we've gone and got that Resilience back and the fans are really getting, you know behind the team as you said and just I mean I missed the the bus stuff But I saw it on the videos and you see players like a while we sharing it They're obviously loving that, you know, and I think Delhi Ali even put out policy The fans won that game and he's right and other players ultimately they played a game and stuff like that and Richard has got a great goal But it got them all going and Richard is asking the fans to be with you couldn't ask for more So watch the rest of this video and to access exclusive live content Scan the QR code or click the link in the description to join us over on patron


I know it's a loss, but what glimpses did we see of that in this first game of the new look next? Some great glimpses. We started off the game very, very good. Just the entire game, we just got to find a way to get stops when we need to. Offensively, they're not a very good team, but they made some shots tonight. So we just got to watch the film get better and chip away. Worst early in this process is only getting one for all of us. So we got a long way to go. But we're still excited about everything that's going on. You kind of touched on it there, but just your thoughts on that second overtime. I know Colin got hot, but what else did what were you seeing there in that second overtime that got them going? That was it. He made shots. We started switching a little bit more. And he made some tough shots over a contested hands. He made a tough shot over Kai to force to, I think, a second overtime or overtime. I can't remember which one, but he made tough shots. This is a maker in his league. So if guys are going to be hit shots like that, it's going to be tough for anybody. But I think overall it was a pretty good game for us. And watch the film and continue to get better. Ryan Lewis in your post. Hey, James, I'm curious defensively in the fourth quarter.  Unfamiliarity with each other defensively as you build chemistry? Or do you just say, you know, he hit shots and it was a hand in his face? Fatigue. I mean, he made some tough shots. Everybody started at that point, you know? He made tough shots. And if he missed those shots, then it was good defense. No, he made some tough shots. Everybody's tired at that point. And I think we did enough, especially in the fourth quarter and the first overtime. I don't know how many points he had in that second overtime, but I think he had a majority of them. Chalk ahead of him. Christian Winfield, New York Daily News. Hey, James, I asked Kairi what it took for him, LeBron, and Kevin Love, obviously, in Cleveland that championship year to kind of come together as a unit in jail is a big three. And he said the two things that took for them were, in short, were resolve and open and honest communication with one another. Can you kind of just take me down what it was like for you and Kevin Durant and Russ back in OKC to kind of come together and really make that run as a championship team? Like he said, just being open with each other. Communication, that's it. We all have a very great skill set. It's just communication of where we want each other to be. Where things are going great, where things are going bad. And that's all that matters. If we're on the same page, we have that communication. We have a very good chance of winning majority of our games. Russ back, NBC in New York. James, do you need games like this for chemistry to continue to evolve? Is it reps? Is it time together? It's a little bit of both reps and time. Obviously, it would have been great for us to win and still figure things out. But a loss is still great as well. Especially, it's how you bounce back from the loss. It's learning from your mistakes, learning from the losses and not making the same mistakes two times in a row. So we got a long way to go, but I think we're in the right direction. And we got some film to watch. And defensively, we got to be a lot better. And offensively, I think we still had 135 points. So just correct some things on our switching and our defensive principles. Malik Andrews, ESPN. James, you played a career high 50 minutes and 30 odd seconds tonight. How does your body feel now? And then are there things that you can do in game to kind of manage yourself if you're going to be playing that long, especially with the schedule of every other day games right now? Well, I wasn't expecting to go over double overtime. I think in that fourth quarter, we were just making a push to try to win the game. And I think we did a good job of that double overtime now. I don't know, just ice stretch, do the proper things. We have an unbelievable training staff. So just get with them and make sure that I'm prepared and ready for go Friday. This is a schedule. This is where we're in. No excuses. So we just got to be prepared and ready to go when it's game time.


The past few weeks have seen an intensification of Israeli attacks on Palestinians. On the one hand, Israeli forces and Jewish settlers have attacked the Al-Aqsa Mosque in occupied East Jerusalem time and again. On the other hand, Israel has bombed Gaza at least twice in the past few days. These attacks have reminded many of the same time last year when Israel escalated pressure during the month of Ramadan, culminating in the brutal 11-day bombing of Gaza. How do we understand the latest attacks by Israel on Gaza and the Al-Aqsa Mosque? Rania Khalik of breakthrough news explains. The Israeli provocations with the Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem as well as the recent bombing of Gaza are completely explosive. I mean, it's as if they want a repeat of what happened last year. And of course, this goes back to what's happening in Al-Aqsa. Israeli forces recently attacked worshipers, arresting hundreds. They've injured nearly 200 people, at least so far, severely injured others. And this is obviously just the Israeli police I'm talking about. You also have ongoing provocations around the Mosque by Israeli Jewish settlers. So these provocations have two elements to them. First is the Israeli police presence that has increased around Israel-Palestine as a way to punish Palestinians and as they would say deter them after the last couple of months where we've seen Palestinians attack and actually kill Israelis. And then the second element here is, of course, the ongoing effort to colonize Jerusalem. And I'll get back to that. But basically, what's important to understand is the capacity and energy of Palestinians to defy the Israelis, which really seems limitless. It's been one long in Tifada since 1987, you could say.  They jailed them in Gaza and in this open air prison. That's failed. So whether they have to use rockets or knives or songs, every new generation of Palestinians finds a way to rise up. So that's one thing that's happening is Palestinians are pushing back against this ongoing constant settler colonialism of their land. And then, of course, also you have the Naftali Bennett administration, which thought that they could deal with these things in a different way than the Netanyahu. They thought they could pursue what they thought was this kind of economic piece by offering the Palestinians economic incentives, but not political incentives. So they gave them a bit more, as they put it, concessions on urban planning and construction and family reunification. And they also increased the budget allocation for Palestinian citizens of Israel. And it was the first time also a Palestinian Israeli party on the joint list, right, was a member of the ruling coalition and the ruling coalition actually will collapse if they leave and they're threatening to leave. So they also allowed more construction materials into Gaza. They did slightly expand the areas where Gazans could fish. Benny Gantz was actually the architect of this. His theory was to let them have something to lose. That's how the Israelis view it or the Israelis on that end view it. But the Palestinians aren't struggling to be like middle class. They're struggling to be free and have sovereignty, which is why this isn't working. Of course, the Israelis don't realize or understand that. So anyways, like I said, there are two ways of looking at it in both perspectives have to be understood at once. There's this permanent reason for the conflict, this persistence of a settler colonialist state, crushing the aspirations and dignity and freedom and future of the indigenous people of Palestine. So we should never need to ask why Palestinians might be violently rebelling against their oppressor. That's obvious. And then there's the specific cause of an incident. In this case, and I'm talking about Al-Aqsa, it was anticipated that because the Jewish and Muslim holidays are falling at the same time, it would lead to tensions, which is exactly what happened last year. Extremist Jews went up to Al-Aqsa, provoked the Palestinians. While at the same time, Palestinians taking part in the Ramadan tradition, where they stay in the mosque all night, pushed back by throwing stones and molotovs at the heavy police presence that was surrounding them at the mosque. And of course, the Israeli police went crazy. And where Gaza comes into this is, of course, Hamas is in charge of Gaza. And Hamas has been making threats over the issue of Al-Aqsa Mosque, which again, is what happened last year. Hamas got involved and basically fired rockets that went all the way to Jerusalem and in solidarity with the people at Al-Aqsa who were being persecuted by the Israelis. And so there's a good chance that Gaza will get involved in this conflict that's happened last year. And like I mentioned, this particular Israeli administration had been seeking to avoid this escalation surprisingly. But internal politics in Israel make things difficult because Naftali Bennett has an extremist Jewish constituency that they can't alienate. And that's what brings us to the issue of Al-Aqsa, which of course is the third holiest site in Islam, but also religious extremist Jews revered as well as being the site of what they call the Temple Mount. The Zionist movement, this is where the issue of colonization comes in. The Zionist movement has used this view of the Temple Mount, the rebuilding of the third Jewish temple over the ashes of Al-Aqsa to push a settler-colonialist project with the goal of making Jerusalem the capital of their Jewish state, but in order to do that, they have to remove the Palestinians. And just like to give a bit of background on that, you know, the Palestinians were cleansed from West Jerusalem, ethnically cleansed in 1948 during the Nakba. But East Jerusalem is still very Palestinian and it's home to the Al-Aqsa mosque. So Israel has been attempting to Judaize, what they call Judaization, Judaize East Jerusalem by evicting Palestinian families and acting these home demolitions that are by the way ongoing and subsidizing this extremist religious Jewish movement of Jews to take their place. And this was the dynamic, of course, behind the removal of Palestinian families that Sheikh Jarrah last year, which received worldwide attention ahead of the war that Israel launched on Gaza. So this is the background, the Jewish settlers basically are Israel's shock troops in Judaizing or removing Palestinians. And the ideology that moves them is like I mentioned, taking over the Al-Aqsa mosque, demolishing it, building in its place this third Jewish temple, which in their view would bring about the end times. So they often stage these provocations by storming the mosque. And then the Israeli police will guard them while closing it off to Palestinians, which is what's been happening. This is like a cycle that happens. It's what's been happening now during Ramadan, which makes it so much more explosive. And so while the Israeli populace doesn't necessarily agree with the religious theology behind the settler movement in Jerusalem, they do support the movement as being some sort of Jewish rights cause. So therefore, this has the support of the government, even those who consider themselves secular, but especially those who have a extremist religious constituency like Naftali Bennett. So that's why even if the Naftali Bennett administration isn't interested in necessarily having an escalation right now, at the end of the day, it's politics. And they do have this extremist constituency to bow down to as well as with the recent spate of attacks against Israelis, sort of using this area of al-Aqsa as a way to put their foot down and impose or kind of like impose what they call deterrence against Palestinians by shooting at a bunch of worshipers to punish them for any attack that happens anywhere, which we also saw happen in Janine a few times recently where the Israeli occupation forces would invade Janine because one person from there had stabbed an Israeli or shot an Israeli somewhere. So this is the situation we're in right now. It's incredibly explosive and we could in the coming weeks, if it continues on this path without any de-escalation, we could see another war on Gaza. These attacks also take place amid rapidly changing global and regional configurations due to the Ukraine war. Are any of these factors influencing the Israeli offensive? What is the regional response to these kinds of provocative acts? You know, I don't know if this issue that's sort of, I think, a little bit more local to what's happening in the Israeli political scene towards Palestinians, which I mentioned is like an ongoing thing, is necessarily related to what's happening regionally in the sense that whether there's escalation, for example, between Israel and Iran or more normalization between Israel and the Saudis, the colonization of Palestine is going to continue. What would make it a regional issue is, you know, the issue of al-Aqsa itself does when Israel launches these provocations, it does cause tensions between the Israelis and the Jordanians, and it makes it more difficult for the sort of client regimes in the Gulf states to justify their normalization schemes with Israel because it very much upsets Muslims around the region when they see the Israelis like shooting at Muslims during Ramadan at the third hurley of site in Islam. So on, you know, in that sense, it could make Israel's normalization schemes more difficult. And of course, whenever Israel launches its provocations against the Palestinians, the rest of the resistance access across the region becomes, you know, it provokes them as well, it provokes Hezbollah, it provokes the Iranians, and even it started to provoke the popular mobilization forces in Iraq, which are, you know, which since last year especially have become increasingly angry on behalf of the Palestinians about Israel's provocations because they see this attack on al-Aqsa as an attack on Arabs and Muslims across the region because it's such a symbol for them. So in that sense, when Israel does attack al-Aqsa and does, you know, you have these settlers provoking Palestinians during Ramadan, it does have the potential to light a fire across the region that could lead to more conflicts than just one in Gaza. Because Israel, of course, is fighting, you know, its war on multiple fronts, not just against the Palestinians, but against Lebanon, against Syria. So all of these kind of become one regional war when you look at it that way. That said, I think the world's attention is so consumed by what's happening in the war in Ukraine, particularly the Western world's attention and the Western sort of hegemonic media's attention that despite how serious and grave the current Israeli escalation is, it's receiving almost no attention. And in fact, you know, the irony here is that the vast majority of people who are cheering for the Western countries to arm the Ukrainians against the Russian invaders, against the Russian occupiers, are the same people who are 100% supportive of arming the Israeli occupier to continue to subjugate the Palestinians. So it actually, you know, I hope we don't see a war, of course, against Gaza, another devastating war. But if that does happen, it will really highlight the level of hypocrisy that exists because the vast majority, like I mentioned, the vast majority of people who are chanting for resistance in Ukraine and, you know, sending money to go fund to send weapons to Ukraine will be the first people to justify Israel's assault on Gaza.


When talking about a physical quantity, we've already discussed the importance of choosing the right units and dimensions to describe that physical quantity, and also being aware of how accurate and precise your knowledge of that quantity is. And obviously making measurements is the right way to go about making sure you're right about all those details. But the next section is about the enormous and surprising power of guessing. It's amazing how well what we already know can be used to extrapolate to answer questions about things that we haven't thought about. But before we do that, we have to talk about scaling. Something scale just means its size. Often when we try and think about something unfamiliar, we can relate it to something that we are familiar with, but just it might be much bigger or smaller. For example, suppose I go to the shops, and I take a certain amount of money, and I buy a certain amount of chocolate. But I have dreams, and one day I dream of owning an entire truck full of chocolate. Now I've never experienced amounts of chocolate in that kind of quantity before at that scale. So I have to be a little bit careful about extrapolating my knowledge of how big a chocolate bar is and how much that costs all the way up to that scale. Now I've bought a lot of single chocolate bars, and so I know roughly how big a single chocolate bar is. A single chocolate bar here is something like 10 to 15 centimetres long. I don't know roughly how big a truck is. The business end of a truck is maybe 4 metres long. Sure, there are smaller and larger trucks, but that's how big a truck I want to fill with chocolate for my dream to be satisfied. So if I want to figure out how many chocolate bars fit into that truck, I say, alright, well it's 4 metres long. I'm trying to fit things that are 10 centimetres in there, so I should get this many along the bottom. And if I want to convert from centimetres to metres, which I'm going to need to do, that's going to be equal to... And remember, all I'm doing here is multiplying by one, so that's got to be right. I've got 100 centimetres in a metre, and so the centimetres cancel and the metres cancel and end up with a ratio 400 divided by 10, so I end up with 40. So I should be able to get 40 of those chocolate bars along the bottom of the truck. Does that mean I need 40 times as much money?


Hi everybody, Joe for jasmine's case breaks.com. Happy Saturday coming at you with 2021 panini prison baseball hobby box Random team break number one one spot gets you three teams in this break and at the end of the video We'll do a randomizer for the wax party and a separate randomizer for the opening day baseball mixer spot Let's get some more of these opening day mixer giveaway breaks going. I would love that and wax party breaks, too All right 10 spots blah blah blah blah no vet common ship at the end of the break. We're taking all 30 names Taking all 30 names Top name will get a spot in the opening day baseball mixer And then that would be the second randomizer the first randomizer will be for the wax party. We're taking all 30 names Things the same odds anyway Mathematically big thanks to this group right here. Let's triple you up. There's one. There's two and there's three It's just Logan and Carl and this one so you'll see Logan's name three times right there.  Thank you. All right And we got another one box break with this in the store right now pretty easy way to get into the wax party and The the baseball mixer The mixer spot $1,800 value. Let's roll it randomized names and teams two and a five seven times one Two and seventh and final time. All right, so Carl you have all the teams except for the nationals the Brewers and The White Sox Logan has those so let's sort alphabetically by a team I'll keep the video running any trades that you want to make Carl or Logan, I do not remember that group the twin group Nelson No, I remember the the group James Logan may be trying a Brewers for Blue jays trade. I don't know if Carl's interested in that Carl says no. All right, let's roll Twc trade window closed. Let's print and rip. Good luck. Well, you don't have to rub it in Carl All right, prison baseball Number one. Thanks everyone or thanks to the two of you for making this happen If you have a little rooftop mix name like Carl you won that those are your spot-winning spots Yeah, well, yeah, they're only awful teams if they don't hit quick little one-box break. Good luck And we've got a Nate Pearson for the blue jays rookie autographs for Carl and the blue birds the hard-throwing Nate Pearson Aaron judge of course for the Yankees Carl Be a big year for Alex Kierlov, too You got Trey Turner Trey Turner blue not number Former teammate Juan Soto back there as well Red mojo Johnson Stiver double-one out of 149 It's for Logan in the white socks Right. There you go. Chin up Logan. And we got a Donna Smidina For Carl and the Phillies rookie autographs three. There's three autographs for box. So that's our second Got a Willie Stargill silver Chris Paddock blue Got Whitmerefield 85 out of 199 Six oh Sanchez 10 out of 25 Cracked ice illumination insert Carl in the Marlins Jared Kalanek blue To be a big year for him keeper Ruiz Garrett crochet might get Tommy John They're suspecting we've got a out of 75 Vlad Guerrero junior illumination and Tucker Davidson is your third and final autograph rookie autograph another one for Carl. There you go one Soto blue And we've got a Ranny Johnson Diamondbacks addition to 100 and there you have it All right. Now, let's see who's gonna win those those spots. So let's go back to the list So remember we're using the all 30 spots right there all the names after the randomizer So the first one is gonna be For the wax party and we'll use one dice roll for for both lists and we'll fit slot in that name right here All right, so one dice roll for both lists the first one four or two six times first one for the wax party one two three four five and Sixth and final time Let's see if Logan has a shot. I see Logan I see all three low of Logan's names right here. So congrats again Carl Scared might all make money There you go. Now Second list will be for the opening day mixer, which is like an $1,800 value So it's gathered these names again Once again using the same dice roll four or two six times. This is for the mixer one two three four five and Sixth and final time after six dang Logan Logan Logan Right there. Sorry, but hey congrats again to Carl scared money don't make money So you got to spend big for a chance to win big and Carl with two two big wins right there He's got the the wax party spot and he's also got the the mixer spot as well Let's keep working on those mixer fillers ladies and gentlemen I Think that it's a there's a lot of breaks where you can win a mixer spot and it's an $1,800 value so you're gonna save a lot of money if you end up winning that spot There's still spots available straight up as well if there's any anyone Want to get spots right up in the mixer. All right. Thanks everybody. I'm Joe for jasky's case breaks calm Congrats again Carl. Thank you very much for getting in have a great night. See everybody jasky's case breaks calm


Permaculture to me is about design, so I see design as this force for liberation really, so design is empowering because it gives us the opportunity to change our lives, it's not just about designing a garden, we can redesign our whole society and so permaculture for me is really about building a permanent culture that's based on a permanent agriculture which is based on learning from nature. I feel it's important to be connected to the land because it's all we have, you know, she's like our total land base and you grow up in a culture of civilisation and you're constantly disconnected from the land, you know, from day one and for me permaculture is about reconnecting to it and sort of living how I would want to live as my birthright as a human being is in relationship with the land, so I think for me on a real personal level permaculture's yeah really made me kind of slow down and try to redesign my relationships so that they're more healthy, so that say for example me and my partner we spend more time together, I make more time for family, all of these things I never expected from studying permaculture just really happened now in my life and so for me permaculture is like this radical set of beliefs and ethics and practices but you wouldn't know it was radical, you know, you get your joe blogs, your counsellors, your MPs talking about it and actually its implications are really radical so for me it is genuinely a revolution disguised as gardening.


Hi, I'm Simon Cox. It's the 1st of December and we're here to do the 5-minute Christmas tree challenge. Am I meant to just... You need to leave a little space. I'm doing the gap. And then you can go again. Am I in the shot here or am I... That builds. Come on! She's out. Be good. Spread your wings. There we go. Go, you good thing. I mean, it's not the best tree I've ever been given, but... Work with what you've got. Speed. Speed kills. No, that's not going to work, is it? There you go. There's your dinner. Bosh. All baubles must be out. It's a bit more community out here. See? They won't understand more community. You'd have to say it's a bit bindi-o. What I'm trying here is I'm going to go red, green, gold. In a layered system. In a 3-2-1 formation. Yeah! Up a what?! Nah, that's six baubles come off. Am I meant to just stand and hold it? Look at look. Every time. Look. And again. Look. So what do you want me to do here? Five minutes to make a Christmas tree, do? What they don't tell you is five minutes to keep a Christmas tree stand. Look in the state of this! Might get the lights on now. They've not even untied the lights. I mean... Splashes of colour. Splashes of colour. Oh, I'm sweating. Little disco ball! See ya, man. I tell you what.  Well, I feel like I've got every aspect of the tree correct. You forgot the... I forgot the lights. So I've got tinsel. I've got ball balls. I've got the star. Yeah, you are. Obviously nowhere to plug the lights in outside, so I just discarded them. And we've gone red, gold, green all the way throughout the tree. Much better designed. Your tree looks... The tree looks ill. Very patchy as a hoodhander, innit? Those are patches everywhere. Same as your hairline, mate. Vote for your favourite tree in your comments below. You can buy everything you see here at your local Westfield. It's 40 degrees, mate. This is my first Christmas here. Merry Christmas to our members. Look in the state of this!


Welcome back to the Trade Hacker Mindset. In this episode, we are going to be continuing with our discussion series on topics from the book by Mark Douglas called Trading in the Zone. And in this episode, we are going to talk about the market's most fundamental characteristic. Trading, the markets can be difficult to master and seemingly just out of reach professional traders have a secret.  It requires the Trade Hacker Mindset. OK, so let's jump into our topic of the market's most fundamental characteristic. Can you guess what it is? What's the answer? What is the market's most fundamental characteristic? Here it is.  Here it is. The market can do anything at any time. Let me say that again. The market can do anything at any time. All right, so let's jump in and talk about this in more detail. The question is, you know, why do people trade? Why do traders bid up a price or offer it lower? To answer this question, we really have to establish the reason why people trade to begin with. Now, there are a lot of reasons. There are a lot of purposes behind why a person is motivated to trade or why they trade a specific given market, but it all boils down to ultimately people trade because they want to make money. Now, we know this because there are really only two things that a trader can do. A trader can buy and a trader can sell. And there are only two possible outcomes for every trade, either a profit or a loss. Therefore, I think we can safely assume that regardless of one's reason for trading, the bottom line is that everyone is looking for the same outcome, profits, right? And ultimately, there are only two ways to create these profits, either buy low and sell high or sell high and buy low. Now, if you trade options, you might be thinking, no, no, that's not how I make money. I actually make money if price stays in a range. If I'm a premium seller, if I'm selling iron condors or I'm selling short strangles, you might be saying I'm a premium seller, so I actually want price to stay in a range. I don't care if it goes up or down, but that's not true.    And so if we assume that everyone wants to make money, then there's only one reason why any trader would bid up price up to the next level. And it's because he believes that he can sell whatever he's buying at a higher price at some point in the future. And the same is true if you're a trader who's willing to sell something at a high price and then try to buy it back at a lower price in the future. And there are all different styles at which traders can claim that there is their style. Maybe they say they are a contrarian, which is somebody who kind of goes against the trend. If a trend is going up, they're trying to short it, looking to buy it back cheaper in the future. Or maybe you're a momentum trader where you're trying to buy something at a price as it's going up, but thinking that you're going to sell it for an even higher price. So you're buying high and trying to sell higher. It still all comes down to the fact that as a trader, we're trying to make money and the only way to do that is to buy something low, sell it high or sell it high and buy it back lower at a future price. And if we look at the market's behavior at the at the function of price movement and if price movement is a function of traders who are willing to bid up prices or offer them lower, then we can also say that the price movement or this market's behavior is a function of what traders believe about the future or to be even more specific. All price movement is a function of what an individual traders believe about what is high and what is low. So the underlying dynamics of a market's behaviors, it's really quite simple. There are three primary forces that exist in any market. There are the traders who believe that price is low. There are the traders who believe that price is high and there are the traders who are waiting on the sidelines to make up their minds about whether price is low or high. Now, technically, this third group, those traders who are waiting on the sidelines, this is more of a potential force or a potential dynamic of the market, but it is still part of the market. And the reason is because those traders on the sideline, they could come in at any time, right? So I understand that all price movement in the market or lack of movement is a function of the relative balance or imbalance between these two primary forces, traders who believe the price is going up and traders who believe the price is going down. If there's balance between these two groups, then prices will stagnate. They'll trade sideways because each of the sides will absorb the force of the other's actions. And if there's an imbalance between the two sides, that's when price moves in the direction of the greater force. So I want you to ask yourself this question. What's going to stop virtually anything from happening at any time other than, you know, exchange imposed limits or market shutdowns or markets getting halted? Aside from those things, what is really going to stop anything from happening at any time? The reality is nothing is going to stop the price from going as high or as low as whatever force of the side of the traders who believes the most as possible is going to go. And it's really limited only by the most extreme beliefs about what is high and what is low held by actual traders actually participating in the market. Now keep in mind, there are a lot of algorithms. There are a lot of computers trading now. But remember that doesn't change anything. That doesn't mean anything different from what I just said, because they are individual people who programmed those computers to trade in a specific fashion based on what they think is low and what they think is high. So there can obviously be an extreme diversity of beliefs in any given market in any given environment. And this diversity of beliefs is what creates the fundamental characteristic of the markets that anything is possible at any time. In the book, Trading in the Zone, Mark Douglas gives an example of, he talks about this financial analyst who was working for this grains commodity shop, and he was a huge proponent of support and resistance. And he was a pretty arrogant guy and he really thought that when he figured out what the support and resistance were for the day that he could really like extremely accurately figure out, okay, this is the support, this is the bottom for the day and the resistance, this is the actual top for the day. And he was in the office of the chairman of this grain trading shop. And the guy was listening to him and he was telling him, you know, this is the support for the day, you know, price isn't going to go below this number. And the chairman was basically like, this is total BS. And he basically picked up the phone and called his clerk and said, sell 2 million bushels of beans or whatever it was. And the market dropped 10 cents.  And the guy was like, listen, what you're talking about this support and resistance all these lines that you're drawing on the chart, this is BS because if I can do that, anybody else can that has that has my size of trading capability as well. Now, we personally don't trade a lot of grains and we don't trade with that kind of size at navigation trading. But think about this.  I remember specifically I was in a trade on Tesla. Luckily, I happen to be short. I have to I happen to have some puts on in Tesla. And Elon Musk tweeted that he thought the stock value of Tesla was overvalued. And in a matter of minutes, Tesla stock dropped like 10%. So if you're this person that had this huge belief that you had these magical support and resistance lines for the day, and then Elon Musk comes out and post that tweet, and the market just blows through your support line. Well, you know, there's a lot of different things. There's there are a lot of different factors out there that can create these situations that creates this imbalance where the sellers are have more force than the buyers and the buyers have more force than the sellers. And having that mindset that anything can happen is the structure that you have to have as your basis for your mentality when you're trading. So most most traders don't want to admit this. They want that they want to think well, if if anything can happen, then I don't have an edge and I can't make money. And that that's not true. The cold hard truth of trading is that anything can happen. But that also does not mean that you can't have an edge and that you cannot make money in the market. The reality is that anything can happen in the market. And that just means that you have to have a very strict criteria for how you manage your trades. And so let me talk about three fundamental structures that you have to have when you enter a trade. Number one, you have to pre define your risk before entering a trade. Now I'm not saying you have to put in a stop loss. In fact, I never use hard stops when I'm entering trades in a platform. But you have to pre define your risks to some degree. If you're trading an undefined risk strategy, you have to have in your mind at least a pre defined level of risk before you enter a trade. Number two, you have to be able to cut your losses when the market tells you the trade isn't working. I mean, how many times have you found yourself in a trade where you got to a point where you knew the trade wasn't working, but you still didn't cut your losses and that trade continued to go against you and built up a loss that was much bigger than you anticipated ever taking. I mean, I know I know I've found myself in that position dozens of times, maybe hundreds of times. OK, so you need to make sure you're cutting your losses when the market tells you the trade isn't working. And number three is you have to have a way of systematically taking profits. Navigation trading, we teach multiple different strategies for different types of situations. But, you know, one example is we've got a strategy that we call our mighty 90 trade. This is a day trading strategy that we only trade during the first 90 minutes after the market opens. And part of the criteria is for systematically taking profits is once we get in, we are going to take half of the position off once we hit a 10% profit. And then if the trade continues to move in our favor, we're going to scale out and be completely out of the trade after we get two favorable bars in our direction in the strategy we're trading five minute bars. So if we get two consecutive favorable bars in our direction, we're going to be out of the trade. That's a way of systematically taking profits. So let me repeat those. There are three fundamental structures that you have when you enter a trade. Number one, predefined your risk before you enter the trade. Number two, cut your losses when the market tells you the trade isn't working. And three, systematically take profits. Because remember, there are only two forces that cause prices to move. There's the traders who believe the market's growing up and the traders who believe the markets are going down. So at any given moment at any given time, we can see who has the stronger conviction by observing where the markets are now relative to where it was some previous moment. And sometimes we will see a recognizable pattern that becomes present. And that pattern can repeat itself over and over and over. But that doesn't mean that it's going to happen every time. And you've got to remember that the market can do anything at any time. And part of the reason is there's there's a lot that we don't know and we'll never know unless of course we learn to read minds. But there's a lot that we don't know. For instance, we don't know how many traders are sitting on the sidelines. Remember, I talked about that third group that are kind of waiting to determine if they think prices are high or low. We don't know, you know, when they are going to come off the sidelines and start wanting to buy or if they come off the sidelines and think the markets high and start wanting to sell. So there's a lot of things that we don't know. There's the unknown. Or like what about the traders whose participation is already reflected in the current price? You know, I believe that the current price is the is the accumulation of all known information at that specific time. I think, especially if you're in a very highly actively traded, a very liquid market, markets are very efficient and the price reflects the current information that buyers and sellers are digesting and using at any given time at any given moment. You also don't know, you know, at any given moment how many of these traders who are in the market who are in a current position are about to change their mind and exit their position. And if they do, how long will they stay out of the market and when do they come back into the market and which direction will they push the market when they do come back in low or high. So these are all constant. They're never ending. They're unknown. They're hidden variables that are always operating in the market, always operating in the market. Let me say that again, always operating in the market. But here's the key. The best traders, they don't try to hide from these unknown variables by pretending they don't exist and they don't try to rationalize them away through market analysis. In fact, it's the exact opposite. The best traders in the world, they take these variables into account. They factor them into every aspect of their trading. And that's one thing that separates the best traders in the world from the average traders. You see, the typical trader is just the opposite. The average trader trades from the perspective that if you can't see or hear or feel, then it must not exist.  And let me repeat, going back to the three fundamental structures of entering a trade. Predefine your risk before entering a trade. Cut your losses when the market tells you it's not working. Systematically take profit and systematically take profits. So given the circumstances that I just mentioned, if you do not adhere to these three fundamental principles, it's really the equivalent of committing financial and emotional suicide. And most traders don't adhere to these principles. They don't believe it's necessary. They think they know what's going to happen next based on what they perceive is happening in the given moment. And if you already know what's going to happen, then there's really no reason to adhere to these principles. If you believe, if you assume, if you think that you know, then you can just put on your trade and decide when and where to get out instead of adhering to the three fundamental structures of predefining your risk, cutting your losses when the market tells you the trade isn't working, and systematically taking profits. You see, our beliefs about what is true and real, they're very powerful inner forces. They control every aspect of how we interact with the markets in the decisions that we make while we are trading. It's very difficult for us to trade in a way that contradicts what we believe to be true. What the typical trader doesn't realize is that he needs this inner mechanism in the form of some powerful belief that virtually compels him to perceive the markets from a perspective that's always expanding with greater and greater degrees of clarity and also compels him to always act appropriately given the psychological conditions and the nature of that price movement. And to do this, the most effective and functional trading belief that you can acquire is that anything can happen at any time. And aside from the fact that this is the truth, it will also act as a solid foundation for building every other belief and attitude that you need to become a successful trader. If you don't have this belief in your mind, you will automatically and usually without conscious awareness, either consciously or subconsciously, it'll cause you to avoid or block or rationalize away some information that indicates the market may do something that you haven't accepted as possible. But if you believe that anything is possible, then there's nothing in your mind to avoid. Because if you believe that anything is possible, then that means you believe everything is possible. And this belief will act as an expansive force on your perception of the market that will allow you to perceive information that might otherwise have been invisible to you. In other words, you will be making yourself available. You will be open-minded to the fact and being able to perceive the ability to assume possibilities that exist from the market's perspective.  Thinking in probabilities is by far the most essential and one of the most difficult principles for traders to grasp to be effectively integrated into your mental systems. In our next episode, we are going to dive deep into training our minds to think in probabilities. I look forward to sharing these concepts with you in the next episode. In the meantime, if you want to join our community of like-minded traders, just go to community.navigationtrading.com. We've got hundreds of traders interacting on a daily basis, not only on the mindset stuff, but sharing trade ideas with the whole purpose of helping each other become better traders. Just go to community.navigationtrading.com. It's free to join and I look forward to seeing you on the inside. We'll see you in the next episode. Take care.


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