It's good news for them toffy blues, baby. Woo! Toffy TV is your boy, Astro. And let me tell you something, okay? Everton. Woo! You never shine so brightly. You illuminated the dark skies of Liverpool last night. And I know it's just coincidence that it was outside the Chelsea Hotel, baby. But that's all right. Astro can dig a little bit of coincidence. But let me tell you something that I love more than coincidence. I love dedication and I love unity. And that is something that Evertonians today showed more of than they've ever shown before. And they show it on a regular basis. They just took it up to the next level. Like, yo boy, the People's Hype Champion, Astro, has been begging for all season long. Woo! Let me tell you something. Everybody styled and profiled and met those buses today outside that stadium with sound and fury and smoke and anger. Woo! Let me tell you something, baby.  This is what Everton needs. This is what Everton means. And I wish I had 37,000 of these People's Hype Champion belts because I would hand them out to the real champions. Those 37,000 Evertonians that, woo! Brought that Wu-Tang level ruckus up in there today. Okay? All up in the battle zone like the steaming hot guns of the freshly booming Navarone. Let me tell you something, baby. The Great Wall of Pickford, the eighth wonder of the world stood up and was counted today. And let me tell you something, baby. The fight is far from over, but we are well on our way. Our destiny lies in our hands and the fight we've gotten in our heart will not let it be anything less than what we desire. And that's to stay up. Let me tell you something, baby. Everton Football Club is here to stay.   We done got the beat back on. We done turned the volume up and we are playing a game and the name of that game is Refuse to Lose, baby.  Woo!


It all started as any other day. I stayed home from school and on the TV was SpongeBob SquarePants. I thought nothing of it, tuning into the familiar comedic antics of the characters. As I watched, I noticed a strange air, as though something dark and sinister were lurking in the background. I could feel a ominous presence, as if some force was watching me from the shadows and whispering secrets only I could hear. I began to wonder what was causing this feeling of dread, but I could not think of an answer. I watched the show for a while longer, because I had nowhere else to turn. I began to realize that something much more sinister was occurring beneath the facade that was the happy cartoon. The characters were acting differently, not in the light-hearted way I had grown accustomed to. They were interacting with each other in a way more sinister than I'd ever seen. They would laugh and mock each other in a manner I can only describe as malevolent. I paid close attention, but still could not make out the details of what I was witnessing. I tried to remain calm as the fear settled in. I told myself to just turn off the TV and go to bed. Unfortunately I could not escape this mysterious feeling that something awful was about to happen. I felt a cold chill throughout my body and I knew I must take immediate action. I had no choice. I had to face this danger and find out what was causing it. I knew if I didn't, I'd lose my sanity or worse. I turned off the TV and ran to the local library, looking for answers. After several hours of searching, I finally stumbled across something that would explain everything. In a hidden corner of the library I discovered the truth. SpongeBob SquarePants was not a harmless cartoon. It was a portal to another realm. An oppressive and cruel world where monsters lurked in the shadows, waiting to prey upon the insuspecting. I realized that the show had been invaded by these creatures, and I had unwittingly invited them into my home. I now know why I don't watch SpongeBob SquarePants anymore. Fear. Fear of what lies beyond the veil of reality, and the power of the unknown.


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We continue today from downtown Shanghai, China, with Chapter 13, The Function of Time. And now the reason why you are afraid of this Course should be apparent, for this is a Course on love because it is about you. You have been told that your function in this world is healing, and your function in heaven is creating. The ego teaches that your function on earth is destruction, and you have no function at all in heaven. It would thus destroy you here and bury you here, leaving you no inheritance except the dust out of which it thinks you were made. As long as it is reasonably satisfied with you as its reasoning goes, it offers you oblivion. When it becomes overtly savage, it offers you hell. Yet neither oblivion nor hell is as unacceptable to you as heaven.   If their reality is questioned, you believe that yours is, for you believe that attack is your reality, and that your destruction is the final proof that you are right. Under the circumstances, would it not be more desirable to have been wrong, even apart from the fact that you were wrong? While it could perhaps be argued that death suggests there was life, no one would claim that it proves there is life. Even the past life that death might indicate could only have been futile if it must come to this and needs this to prove that it was at all. You question heaven, but you do not question this. Yet you could heal and be healed if you did question it. And even though you do not know heaven, might it not be a more desirable experience than death? You have been as selective in your questioning as in your perception. An open mind is more honest than this. The ego has a strange notion of time, and it is with this notion that your questioning might well begin. The ego invests heavily in the past, and in the end believes that the past is the only aspect of time that is meaningful. Remember that its emphasis on guilt enables it to ensure its continuity by making the future like the past and thus avoiding the present. By the notion of paying for the past in the future, the past becomes the determiner of the future, making them continuous without intervening present. For the ego regards the present only as a brief transition to the future in which it brings the past to the future by interpreting the present in past terms. Now has no meaning to the ego. The present merely reminds it of past hurts, and it reacts to the present as if it were the past. The ego cannot tolerate release from the past, and although the past is over, the ego tries to preserve its image by responding as if it were present. It dictates your reactions to those you meet in the present from a past reference point obscuring their present reality. In effect, if you follow the ego's dictates, you will react to your brothers as though he were someone else, and this will surely prevent you from recognizing him as he is. And you will receive the messages from him out of your own past because by making it real in the present, you are forbidding yourself to let it go. You thus deny yourself the message of release that every brother offers you now. The shadowy figures from the past are precisely what you must escape. They are not real and have no hold over you unless you bring them with you. They carry the spots of pain in your mind, directing you to attack in the present and retaliation for a past that is no more. And this decision is one of future pain. Unless you learn that past pain is an illusion, you are choosing a future of illusions and losing the many opportunities you could find for release in the present. The ego would preserve your nightmares and prevent you from awakening and understanding their past. Would you recognize a holy encounter if you are merely perceiving it as a meeting with your own past? For you would be meeting no one, and the sharing of salvation, which makes the holy encounter, would be excluded from your sight.  The ego teaches that you always encounter your past and because your dreams were not holy, the future cannot be and the present is without meaning. It is evident that the Holy Spirit's perception of time is the exact opposite of the ego's. The reason is equally clear for they perceive the goal of time as diametrically opposed. The Holy Spirit interprets time's purpose as rendering the need for time unnecessary. He regards the function of time as temporary, serving only his teaching function, which is temporary by definition. His emphasis is therefore on the only aspect of time that can extend to the infinite, for now is the closest approximation of eternity that this world offers. It is in the reality of the now without past or future that the beginning of the appreciation of eternity lies, for only now is here and only now presents the opportunities for the holy encounters in which salvation can be found. The ego on the other hand regards the function of time as one of extending itself in place of eternity. For like the Holy Spirit, the ego interprets the goal of time as its own. The continuity of past and future under its direction is the only purpose the ego perceives in time and it closes over the present so that no gap in its own continuity can occur. His continuity then would keep you in time while the Holy Spirit would release you from it. It is his interpretation of the means of salvation that you must learn to accept if you would share his goal of salvation for you. You too will interpret the function of time as you interpret yours. If you accept your function in the world of time as one of healing, you will emphasize only the aspect of time in which healing can occur. Healing cannot be accomplished in the past. It must be accomplished in the present to release the future. This interpretation ties the future to the present and extends the present rather than the past. But if you interpret your function as destruction, you will lose sight of the present and hold onto a past to ensure a destructive future and time will be as you interpret it for of itself. It is nothing. And from the workbook, lesson number 97, I am spirit. Today's idea identifies you with your one self. It accepts no split identity nor tries to weave opposing factors into unity. It simply states the truth. Practice this truth today as often as you can for it will bring your mind from conflict to the quiet fields of peace. No chill of fear can enter for your mind has been absolved from madness, letting go illusions of a split identity. We state again the truth about yourself, the Holy Son of God, who rests in you, whose mind has been restored to sanity.  You are the spirit which completes himself and shares his function as creator. He is with you always as you are with him. Today we try to bring reality still closer to your mind. Each time you practice, awareness is brought a little nearer at least, sometimes a thousand years or more are saved. The minutes which you give are multiplied over and over for the miracle makes use of time but is not ruled by it. Salvation is a miracle, the first and the last. The first that is the last, for it is one.  The miracle in which a minute spent in using these ideas becomes a time that has no limit and that has no end. Give then these minutes willingly and come on him who promised to lay timelessness beside them. He will offer all his strength to every little effort that you make. Give him the minutes which he needs today to help you understand with him your spirit that abides in him and that calls through his voice to every living thing, offers his sight to everyone who asks, replaces error with the simple truth. The Holy Spirit will be glad to take your five minutes of each hour from your hands and carry them around this aching world where pain and misery appear to rule. He will not overlook one open mind that will accept the healing gifts they bring. He will lay them everywhere. He knows they will be welcome and they will increase in healing power each time someone accepts them as his thoughts and uses them to heal. Thus will each gift to him be multiplied a thousandfold and tens of thousands more and when it is returned to you it will suppress in might the little gift you gave as much as he does the radiance of the sun shine outside the dream the tiny gleam of the firefight makes an uncertain moment and goes out. The steady brilliance of this light remains and leads you out of darkness nor will you be able to forget the way again. Begin these happy exercises with the words the Holy Spirit speaks to you and let them echo round the world through him. Spirit, am I, a holy Son of God, free of all limits, safe and healed and whole, free to forgive and free to save the world. Expressed through you the Holy Spirit will accept this gift that you received of him, increase its power and give it back to you.  Use them against temptation and escape its sorry consequences if you yield to the belief that you are something else. The Holy Spirit gives you peace today, receive his words and offer them to him. I am Spirit. So today we go past all competing concepts and ideas to the light of truth in our hearts, in our minds. Today's lesson reminds us of our true nature. Today we would identify with Spirit not with a split mind not with a body but with the Christ with the Father's love and peace and joy. Today we see the true function of time. The Holy Spirit's use of time is washing away the belief in linear time washing away the belief the past is real washing away the belief that the future is a product of the past opening to the present moment fresh and clean and clear of the past. Today the present moment is our gateway to eternal life. Today we heal as we withdraw all investment in the past and the future. We are reminded by Jesus that now has no meaning to the ego. The present merely reminds it of past hurts and it reacts to the present as if it were the past. Today we would release these ideas of past and future. Today we will give no heed to the shadowy figures from the past. We would be absolved of all the past is taught. We turn to the Holy Spirit to guide us in this practice. Today our forgiveness is our function and we forgive the past and the belief in the future. Today we have a change of interpretation about the time and its function and we open up as we practice our lesson of the day. I am Spirit. Amen.


Hello and welcome to the International Daily Roundup by People's Dispatch, where we bring you some of the major news developments from across the globe. We begin with our daily COVID-19 update. As of Tuesday morning, GMT over 382,000 cases have been reported with over 16,500 deaths. China reported 78 new cases on Monday, of which 74 were imported. Meanwhile, the number of cases in Italy and the US has touched 64,000 and close to 47,000 respectively. WHO director Tedros Adhanom-Gabrielsius said that the pandemic spread was getting faster, as it had taken only four days for the number of cases to rise from 200,000 to 300,000. The United Kingdom is set to go into lockdown mode following the example of Italy, France and Germany. South Africa has announced a 21-day lockdown on Thursday. Many other countries, including India, are in various stages of lockdown too. In India, domestic flights are being grounded from today night and Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to address the country again for the second time in less than a week. Hospital systems in even developed countries are facing stress, as these images from Spain show. In the US too, authorities, especially New York, have been warning of major equipment shortage. Meanwhile, the US Congress and the Trump administration have been negotiating a relief plan. There are strong arguments over the administration's plan for hourly wage workers and tenants in the US, which the opposition Democratic party has stated would be grossly inadequate. Meanwhile, Democratic presidential candidate and Senator Bernie Sanders has been pushing for a $2 trillion relief plan that will include rent and a mortgage freeze. UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres appealed for an immediate ceasefire across the world, as concerns rise of the spread of coronavirus in conflicted areas like Syria and Yemen. Syria reportedly recorded its first case yesterday. In our next story, one of the aspects that is given as hope amid this gloom has been the extraordinary solidarity displayed by the people and government of Cuba. Despite being the target of sanctions and often facing discrimination in international fora, Cuba has once again risen to the occasion by offering help to a number of countries both in the region and afar. At the forefront of Cuba's aid are its legendary doctors, who are now in Italy, to help the country which has suffered a crippling blow due to the pandemic. Here is a feature on their work. Now, third story. The Italian trade union, Union Sindical Debates or USB, has called for a national strike on March 25th. The strike was called to ensure a complete lockdown of non-essential goods and production in the country. USB stated that despite the ongoing lockdown due to the coronavirus outbreak, the government has not been assertive enough in shutting down non-essential goods production. This, they argued, risks further spread of the infection at a time when Italy has become the epicenter of the pandemic. USB also stated that non-essential manufacturing continues because of pressure from the Italian employers' confederation, the general confederation of Italian industry or the confidustria. Such powerful law-being, they argued, risked the lives of tens of thousands of workers for the pursuit of maximizing profits. Italy has been severely affected by the pandemic with over 64,000 cases and over 6,000 deaths. A Palestinian man who was picked up by Israeli authorities on Monday was reported to have been abandoned in Palestinian authority control territory after he reported severe illness. The unidentified man is a resident of Nablus and is employed in Israel. He was found lying on the ground near the Bezra checkpoint in Ramallah unable to stand and with severe breathing problems. According to various reports, the man showed symptoms of the coronavirus infection and had himself tested for COVID-19 at a medical facility within Israel. After the man reported his illness to his employer, the Israeli authorities were notified. On Monday, the man was picked up by the Israeli authorities without any information or warning about where he was to be taken and was later found in Ramallah. His test results are yet to be released and there is no confirmation of whether he is suffering from a coronavirus infection. In our next story, a new bail application for WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is said to be filed on Wednesday over concerns of coronavirus spreading in British prisons. Lawyers representing Assange have expressed their concerns after two cases of COVID-19 have been reported in the last week from within prisons in the UK. The first coronavirus infection of a prisoner was reported in Manchester in the United Kingdom since then another prison inmate was reported with the infection in Surrey. Over a dozen other inmates have been kept in isolation by prison authorities. Public health experts have raised concerns of the mass spread and hundreds of avoidable deaths among prison inmates if preventive measures are not taken by the government. Estimates have suggested that UK prisons could see up to 800 deaths, which is nearly 1% of the British prisoners if the infections were to spread. Civil society groups and even ruling party politicians have asked for the early release of high-risk inmates like the elderly, the terminally ill or those with debilitating illnesses. Assange has been held at a high-security prison in Belmarsh which houses over 800 or so inmates as he stands trial for a US extradition request. He has been held in remand since September 2019. That's all we have in this episode of the International Daily Roundup. To know more about these stories visit our website peoplesdispatch.org and follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Thanks for watching.


Thank you very much for being brave for documentation talk. Before I begin, I would like to tell you how we are going to finish. So I'll give you a glimpse of how documentation is managed in a large open source community, the WordPress community. I'll add a few tips, make a couple of strong points on the importance of documenting everything. And you'll agree, find it relatable. That's because I'm skilled in making strong points. And you will even ask a few questions, maybe start reading some of the pages I recommend.  Unless you are already a member of open source community or considering becoming one, but there is no handbook on how to be a member of that community. Or you're trying to use open source software in your project and the latest version in documentation is three major versions ago. Or you are developing this magnificent software and you made it open source and set the license to allow everyone to use it, but it just doesn't get any contributions from random good people as it should. It's open source for Christine's sake. And now that we have established who this presentation is for, I hope the rest of you will want to try some of these roles by the end of the presentation itself. Being a part of open source communities both liberating and enslaving you're going to love it. But first, I want to address a few misconceptions regarding documentation code should be self documented. This kind of thinking is rather elitistic and creates a community in a bubble. You're inviting only developers and only those developers who understand your code and the structure of your project. You're really inviting yourself and you're missing out on different use cases for your project, new feature proposals, new contributors. You're limiting the growth of your project in every possible way. The next one. It's obvious how to use our software users will know. Even if your software is yet another email client, there will always be enough new users who will not know how to navigate it and will not use it properly. And being both developer and documentarian, this is probably my favorite. Real developers have no time for documentation. They just write code. If you ever try to write documentation, you would know just how in depth you need to understand the software and how many skills you need to be able to pass that knowledge. And once you try and realize this, you'll know for a fact that only real developers can write software developer docs. And these are just a few of many. We don't have time, unfortunately, for all misconceptions. And documentation is like exercising. You know, you should be doing it every day for at least half of hour. But if you don't have that time, you should do it for an hour. And of course, there are many challenges once you decide to write documentation. If it's never finished, that's something to make peace with. It is never finished.  It is interesting. Yeah, not very useful, though. And this user obviously knows how to use this device. And regardless of how many people are happy without documentation, there will always be those few never satisfied, always wanting more. And they will write it rather vigorously. Anyhow, open source community. My first encounter with WordPress was in September 2009. And my first contribution to its documentation was year and a half later on May 12, 2011. Besides many tutorials found online from the very beginning, I was using existing documentation to assist my reckless development in local environment. But then I found some features and behaviors in my local WordPress that weren't documented. What? And luckily I'm called my beer type of person, so I documented it. But it was easy to contribute in 2011. The first WordPress documentation, also known as Codex, was built on Wiki. Hi, picture time, sorry. And this has both good and bad sides. So this means that everyone with WordPress.org account can edit any page. All you need is this one account at WordPress.org, and there is even a history of every edit so you know exactly what happened and when. So if every member of community would contribute a little piece of documentation, we would build magnificent documentation in no time, right? When you think of it, Wiki does sound like a perfect tool for collaborating on open source documentation. The only problem with this is that anyone can edit any page. Can you imagine everyone with WordPress.org account, 12.7 million people being able to edit any page? Project grew, gained more attention and more spam. It's a maintenance nightmare. The solution was getting more control over who has access to it. So the tool had to be changed and really what's a better tool than the one we were building? WordPress. So the migration was set in motion. The first heavy load was differentiating end user documentation from developer documentation, making sort of catalogs and then start moving. And by moving, I mean copy pasting, manually. Several years later and many Google spreadsheets later, it was completed, almost. But by fixing this one problem, which is spam and unwanted edits, another problem was created. It wasn't easy to contribute anymore. And when it's not easy to contribute, people stop contributing, but not me. And I realized there was documentation I couldn't edit anymore. I dug deeper to find out who did this. And I found them, this group of people who call themselves WordPress documentation team and they were making all these decisions, how documentation is going to look like and who can edit it well. I like making decisions too. So I joined them in September 2016. So now, besides WordPress.org account, you need WordPress Slack account to communicate with documentation team. And then they might give you access to WordPress dashboard where documentation is created. And while we want to encourage people to contribute, we really want to be mindful of possible mistakes and spam that we wanted to prevent. So granting access is a fine line and definitely a bottleneck. But that's not all. This new workflow created a need for a place where people can report issues they find. These kinds of changes in community dynamics require the ability to scale to recognize the problem and flexibility to adapt quickly. All of which we didn't do for a long time. So now, besides WordPress.org account and WordPress Slack account, potential contributors needed to know where and how to report issues they found. And this is a good moment to introduce you to a different part of WordPress documentation. Now, the best thing you can do when leading the team, especially open source team, is to delegate responsibilities. So all of these projects that you're going to see have their own project leads or representatives. And they, because they are volunteering, have the ability to choose the tool they are the most comfortable with for managing their own projects. So we ended up with a different workflow for reporting and fixing issues for almost every project we have. Here we go. And user documentation, also called Help Hub internally, is located next to support forms where end user would go to ask for help. It is split in two parts, general and block editor and user documentation. There is no visible difference between the two, except that block editor articles will have change log at the bottom of the page. The real difference was behind the scene, the people who were maintaining and the tools they were using. But because they are on the same WordPress install, they do share some workflows and tools. So both of them, for both of them, content is created in Google documents because anyone can have access to it. And then it's pasted to WordPress editor. I know it's a workflow. Then we have a feedback text area at the bottom of every page for both of them. And this text area is intended to be used well for feedback, you know, for issues that you'll find on that article and report them. The problem is people use this for all kinds of purposes, including spam. And most of the time, people just report issues in our Slack channel. Now, block editor development is extremely fast compared to the rest of the WordPress release cycles are two weeks long. And this team is trying to follow that tempo. So they were using Google documents for collecting all the changes in the plugin and then trailer board to, you know, manage progress on documenting those changes. And because WordPress is using both GitHub and track, so SPM and Git for development and issue tracking, this team is spending a lot of time going through all those tickets and issues as well. Then we have developer documentation internally called Dev Hub. It is located at developer.wordpress.org and consists of eight different handbooks at this moment. But currently we are working on new one which is not published. It is called advanced administration. Out of these eight existing ones, five are maintained by documentation team and some are shared with other teams such as code reference, block editor and teams. And also advanced administration is shared with another team. So code reference is a very specific handbook because the large part of it is generated from the code itself. There is a script that after every release goes through all core files, collects every function, every hook, every class, and creates a page in WordPress for it. Still, this is only for PHP part of WordPress. We don't have this kind of documentation for JavaScript, which today is quite a lot. And the other parts of these pages that are not generated from the code are maintained from WordPress. So some parts are added by documentation team in dashboard and some other parts are added as comments, which are usually code examples added by community. So this is really a hybrid type and reporting issue for it. Here comes the fun part. It depends on which part of the page you found the issue. So if it's the part generated from the code, you would treat it as issue with the code and you would open track ticket. But if it's the other part managed from WordPress, then you would report issue in our Slack channel. And this is a great moment to ask yourself. If someone was just reading the page and found issue, how do they know which part is created where? And most importantly, why would they care? Right? Slack editor, also known as Gutenberg, is the newest bigger project in WordPress. And you can see that in tools that a team is using such as Webpack or Grunt, which can be found in older WordPress projects. But this documentation for this part is created in the same GitHub repository by markdown files. And then there is another script that goes through all those markdown files and generate WordPress pages for documentation. All the issues with documentation, everything is reported in the same GitHub repository. So everything is pretty much straightforward and clean. And the remaining pre-common APIs, themes and plugins are mostly managed the same way as end user documentation. So it's created in Google documents and then pasted in WordPress editor. And also issues were mostly reported in our Slack channel. And we do plan to add the same feedback text area there and, you know, hope for the best and maybe not have that much spam. And the latest one, Advanced Administration, which we share with hosting team. It is created in its own GitHub repository. So this is direction where we want to go. We are also using markdown files and we will use the same script block editor handbook is using to generate documentation from there. This is really useful for, you know, having a version control and knowing exactly who helped and how. And all management will be done in the same GitHub repository. And then we have contributor documentation. So every team that is making WordPress has their own blog and handbook. And all of this is located at make.wordpress.org. Each team is having regular meetings and blog is used for publishing agendas and summaries of those meetings and handbooks are used to explain what the team is working for, what the team is working on, who are members and how to get involved. So this is really a place for documenting contribution processes. And that's all documentation in WordPress. I know all of this, only because I have repeated this so many time to anyone who showed the slightest interest to get involved with documentation. And I was getting from them this face you're seeing, which is understandable. And when repetition became too much, we wrote it down in our handbook and recorded videos, but even then we've been getting feedback how frustrating it is to get involved with documentation team. So again, we had to rethink our tools, but with different set of criteria this time, the perfect tool. You guessed it, it doesn't exist yet, but here are some parameters to consider when choosing one. Ideally, people should be able to report issues on the spot without ever leaving a page or being requested to do something else like creating another account, searching through some other platform or reading guidelines, how to report issues. There are two types of contributors reporting issues. Those who report and just move along. And those who report and want to fix it. Those who just want to report it should never ever be aware of the workflow between the place where issues found and the place where issues fixed. And while we want to make it easy for people to just report issues, we don't want to make it difficult for people who are going to fix those issues. When issues are reported in Slack. That's additional work for our members because someone needs to make sure that report doesn't get lost in Slack noise either by fixing it right away or copying it somewhere else. Also, if the workflow or the tool is complicated, that's additional work for experienced member to explain to every new contributor. Unless you document your processes and keep that documentation up to date religiously. We all know that's not going to happen, right? And even then, if that happens, the tools and workflows should never be complicated. We are giving our free time to these projects, you know, it should be joy. And this one is really no brainer. Anything that you're going to do more than once, anything that can be automated should be automated. And open source projects have a lot of things that can be automated. When we talk about documentation, first thing is code reference.   But don't stop there. You can also automate generating your changelogs from your commit messages.  But don't stop there. Don't stop automating the end result. You can automate all your workflows. Every time you click a button, that's opportunity for chain of events, including sending enough, but not too many notifications. At the right time and right place about exactly what has to be done and where you see in WordPress project, which is very large. The most difficult thing is to be informed what other teams are doing and what is generally happening in community. I can hardly keep up with documentation team. And just recently we found out that the same workflows documentation team is doing also have other teams like learning team and marketing team and training team. They were all getting the same information the same way. So we were doubling and tripling the same work. That should be automated. And we were searching for a perfect tool to do all that. We couldn't find it. So we joined our efforts with those teams with marketing and training and learning. And we are making our wish list about the tool that will work for us. And we are in the process of building that tool for WordPress.org. Meanwhile, we decided to use one central place for reporting all documentation issues. And that is GitHub. So there are few arguments behind this decision, even though this is yet another account contributors need. We have removed the burden of having to know the workflow and how to report issues. All the other tools that we were using like Trello and Google spreadsheets are now replaced with GitHub issues and GitHub projects. And in the future, we hope to use custom integration with GitHub API, which will enable people to report issues on the spot. And then GitHub API will automatically create all the issues, label them and send all notifications necessary. Right now, we have two GitHub workflows in use. When issue is labeled, if the label is a WordPress version, then issue is automatically added to a project that is dedicated to documenting that version. So we are using GitHub actions for that. And another workflow is if the label is documentation project, so you see all of those projects. If it's documentation project, then GitHub bot is commenting on that issue, mentioning the project representative. So they know they have to go there and check what's there. So these are just the little steps, but we are getting somewhere. So in GitHub, people who want to fix issues don't have to decide beforehand what part of documentation they want to work with. They can just go to repository, go through issues and find what they like and start working on it. And in the future, we hope to move as much as possible documentation in GitHub. So then we would remove that maintenance bottleneck with granting access. We would just use the parser to generate everything. And we will have a nice and proper version control. We also want to offer documentation for different versions of WordPress. And that is also in progress right now. And in WordPress community, we like to give credit to all contributions, even the smallest one. But when that contribution is done in Slack by reporting issues and leaving a channel or just, you know, participating in discussion, it can be easy to miss some user names and don't thank them properly. With GitHub as a central place for reporting, discussing and assigning issues, we hope to finally be able to catch all contributions and all contributors and thank them properly. And when we talk about WordPress documentation, we cannot skip Gutenberg. This is a living example of how lack of proper documentation can slow down progress of open source project. For those of you who don't know, Gutenberg is a new editing experience in WordPress, not so new anymore, but it's still being avoided by many developers and site builders. At the beginning, it was replacing what you see is what you get editor. And right now, it is expanding to a full site editing experience. So what is the problem with Gutenberg? Gutenberg is based on React, but not just that. There is this PHP layer of WordPress, as we know it. And then there is React layer of Gutenberg base. But there is this mixed PHP and React layer, which is Gutenberg. In order to document it, we need people who understand all three layers in depth. But those people were rare and they were real developers. They were busy writing the code and no documentation. So we let Gutenberg be merged into core without documentation being properly adapted for PHP developers, which is majority of WordPress developers, or it was back then. And this resulted in frustrated users, obviously, who refused to use it. And, you know, when something is new in WordPress, it's a common practice. Someone will write the plug-in to undo the change. We are used to that. But this was much bigger. This resulted even in forking of pre-Gutenberg WordPress. And when you have this large change in code base and this strong rejection by your users, you inevitably create two streams. One stream keeps working on it because it's big. It's already there. So they try to make it better, more accessible, more attractive. They just keep working on it. But this other stream refused to use it. And they keep rejecting it because they have no place to learn from. They're seeing the progress being made every day. And they realize just how much behind they are each day. The frustration grows. Less and less people are capable of writing documentation for it.  So how do you move from here? How do you fix this? Very slowly. However weird it may sound, the best documentation is written by those who are using it. And this is true for all documentation. Let people go through it and point to places where it stops making sense. Give them missing information. And if they're not too frustrated, they will feel the gaps. And you have converted the documentation user to the documentation writer. Congratulations. And you see, it's not perfect, far from it. WordPress as a project grew much faster than we even realized we needed to adapt. There was a time when different teams could do things separately, but for a while now we are seeing the necessity to communicate, to share the tools and workflows. And I think this state is partly due to our inertia. We join open source community, learn how to be a good member, and keep trying to make it work as it did before. It can be scary to propose something new to a project as large as WordPress. It's powering over 40% of the internet. And that is specific pressure to have in mind when you work on it. Not to mention how changes are slow, decisions are slow. The bigger project, the slower movement. Sometimes we need months to just make one decision that nobody cares about. So this is what the documentation team is doing in trying to move things forward. We had two projects selected for Google Season of Dogs project in 2020. And during this time we collaborated with two technical writers who helped us create the official documentation style guide and improve our end user documentation. Yeah, I already said we are working with other teams collaborating to build our perfect tool that will automate everything. And this might be strange to you, but for a long time documentation team was never involved in WordPress releases. We didn't even know who is doing documentation for WordPress releases. Yeah, I was loudly unhappy about that on Twitter. So I submitted my wish to be a documentation focus lead for 5.8 in order to learn the process and see how we can get the documentation team more involved. So in 5.8 I didn't change anything. I just saw what is the process and I was reporting to the documentation team what is happening in release and I was asking for volunteers and they responded. After that in 5.9 I was co-leading with another person and now we switched from Google spreadsheets to those shiny new GitHub projects. And this is really convenient because when you create a GitHub project under GitHub organization then you can add any issue, any pull request from any repository that belongs to that organization. You can add it to a project and you can even assign any person that is member of that organization. And I just kept reporting on progress in our weekly meetings. In 6.0 I was co-leading with two other persons and now we had meetings and we had plan, what to do and how. And we made mistakes so this was very important. We started making mistakes in Workflow so we can fix them later. And in 6.1 which was just released now last week we fixed some of those mistakes but we made even bigger ones and that was crucial. So now we are changing the workflow of documenting WordPress release. Some of the changes include regular documentation bug scraps. So that never happened in WordPress community and also we are switching responsibility of labeling issues and tickets to developers because developers can know in early stage of development if their code is going to be, is going to need any kind of documentation. And this one I'm really excited about. We are trying, we want to try new workflow where every developer working on new feature or any code would have dedicated documentarian who will follow along as questions, test code examples and have everything documented while it's being developed. So this is kind of grooming developer to start contributing with code but first understanding it enough to write documentation and we also want to stop releasing code that is not fully documented. Now this is one of those changes that will happen very slow. I proposed this more than a year ago and it was great feedback was great everybody welcomed it and nothing happened. So I started looking for a developer who is brave enough to work alongside me. And I found him in this last release. So we are going to try to do that in this new release to just do paired documenting and coding. And this should result in him being a better documentarian which is his wish. I didn't press on him anything. He wants to be a better documentarian and I will understand the process of contributing with code better. I will understand the code better so we hope to make this prototype work and always document your processes. That is extremely important because bus factor is real and it doesn't have to be that tragic like being hit by bus. You know people have been and they will leave open source projects for whatever reason and they have every right to do so. But let's make this the most important skill to have in open source project to enable others to replace you because transparency is the only way to keep open source alive. And keep in mind there is no documentation when things go south when project expands in this capacity and timeframe. We are the ones who have to make faster decisions.  We have to stop reacting and start leading the open source evolution and we are the ones who have to document all of this for the future. If you want to learn more about open source or documentation, I can highly recommend some of these resources. And if you are not already a member of WordPress community, I would like to invite you at make.wordpress.org. I personally always give cookies to documentation contributors. My name is Milana Tzap. I am a WordPress engineer at XWP, the loudest member of WordPress documentation team. And I'm also a classical musician. I know a little bit Italian from opera, but don't go hard on me. And if you want to discuss any of these things, you can find me on these resources. I hope you will find and embrace those inner documentarians of yours. And thank you very much for your time.


Good morning, one and all. My name is Tissovi Angami, I am a faculty in the department of IT, School of Engineering and Technology at Nagalint University. Nagalint University is a central university and we started our first BTEC program in November 2007. So, I am amongst the first batch of faculties. I was with TCS two years and then I joined Nagalint University. We have two batches of students already admitted, so as and when the students come, so we conduct some orientation programs of one week so that they get to understand the use of computers, networking basics, internet and all those basics of computer systems. Now, as far as computing environment is concerned, we have an HB blade server which is a portal for NPTEL videos, so that RVL stands for recorded video lectures. So the lectures available in NPTEL website which is nptel.it.m.ac.in, all the lectures are available with us in the HPE blade server portal, so that we use this as a supplement to our teaching aspects. Since we don't have professors in our university as of now, we make full use of NPTEL lectures. Then we have IBM tower servers. One is a domain controller, one is an antivirus server and we have an application which is in a file server and a wireless management server for the Wi-Fi network. And our academic complex and residential campus are both Wi-Fi enabled. So the residential campus is some one kilometer from the academic complex. So we have routers and wireless bridge devices. And we have two Mbps list line internet from RealTel Corporation of India which is implemented through the RealWay's optical fiber network. And we have VPN link with triple ITM Kerala for real-time synchronous learning. So as and when we need any education teaching support from triple ITM Kerala, since we already have MOU with triple ITM Kerala, we make use of this facility. And as far as learning management system is concerned, we have a course wiki which is implemented using the wiki software and we have Moodle Sware. We have three computer labs with 126 computers. The common lab has 36 systems which is common to all the branches. And specifically we have 30 systems for computer science students and 27 for IT students. We have a bioinformatics center lab coming up shortly. Since our Vice Chancellor is from biotechnology background, he is very much interested in this bioinformatics center setup. We have a centralized power backup with 40 KVA UPS and 125 KVA generator. We have LCD projectors and plasma TVs as visual aids. The course we are teaching in programming is known as Fundamentals of Computer Programming. I'm not handling this paper but I'll get through this. So as per the university's curriculum, FCP is a four credit hours course which comprises of three lectures a week, which is roughly around one hour duration. And one lab session a week, which is of three hours duration. And the students strength in the second batch we have 78 students. So we divided into two sections of around about 40 students each. We have practicals in two batches and faculties, you know one faculty per section. As far as evaluation scheme is concerned, we have two components, the subject component which is a maximum of 100 marks. We have 30% weightage for session which comprises of assignments, quizzes, presentations, you know normally two to three assignments, objective quizzes and presentations. And we make it a point that we emphasize on the presentation aspects as well. And 30% weightage we give it for internal assessment which comprises of two minor written tests each of 15 marks. And 40% weightage is given to the main written examination which is the term and examination of two and a half hour duration. And coming to the practical component which is of 50 marks, marks will be allotted based on program execution and Viva voice and also maintenance of records. And this is the syllabus of fundamentals of computer programming. We first start with understanding, you know, Windows and Unix environment. And then we straight away move to programming and we stick to C as a language.  And this is the syllabus as per our university's curriculum, the detailed project report.  So these are the list of practicals to be carried out in the labs. Your lab is a short form for write a program, is it? Yeah, so it's written over here, you know. Oh, I see. Yeah, you give the legion. The abbreviations are over there. Write a program. KBD is keyboard. Oh, yes. It was done by... You carry acronyms to a extreme limit, I can say that. So in case of our syllabus, for example, which is a combination of C and C plus plus, where we will probably use the C plus plus environment to illustrate simple concepts which are even syntactically similar in C and C plus plus. Would there be any problem in people understanding it? Or would you like C programming to be kept strictly puritanically separate without any C plus plus? Because that is what you would be doing right now. Since we are a university, we are flexible to change the syllabus. And since we don't have any private colleges as such in Nagaland, we have to work... You should be able to... Yeah. If your council approves, you can adopt a different course. So it's entirely up to the academic council. We are still, you know, learning lots of things. We are young faculties. We want feedback from everyone. And IIT Gauti has been a mentor for all of us. So we go to IIT Gauti, take feedbacks from them. And then we are running the show as of now. So they also have a first course similar to this perhaps? Yeah, yeah. Even IIT Gauti, they have. This curriculum, the entire curriculum was designed by a government agency. It was in 2005. And we started in 2007. But you are still using 2005 syllabus. Yeah. We will say that you should change syllabus every two years. Yeah. So we are waiting for academic council meeting. I say so. So which will be conducted this year? Okay. Thank you so much. Okay. Welcome.


You know, that was one of our keys this week on defense. It was stop and run and affect the quarterback links. And if we did that, we had a chance in the game. So I feel like we came out there and did that today. Mr. Chester over here. How are you preparing more now for special teams, for special teams, where is the good development that you're trying to get back to? You know, when I came here, they told me to create a role for myself. And I feel like that's what I came out to do. Like I said, like you even said, they brought me out here for special teams. And that's what I focused on. But you know, now and then, we have Bud down today. So you guys got to step up. It's next man up in the league. You're just one of a lot of guys. Man, Coach Vable even said it today. I don't care where you came from, as long as you produce and you do what you got to do. And that's what guys came out here to do.  No, we just got to do your job. Every man do their job and we'll be good. And that's what we did. I mean, we didn't know coming into the week who was going to be a quarterback. We were prepared to face anybody. Didn't matter who was back there, we just got to go execute the plays and we got it done. Shoot, getting more snaps. Getting more snaps here and they're giving me a chance to go out there and rush the pass or so. I'm going to take full advantage of every rep that I get. And man, you know, it feels great. When everybody in the room is getting production and working together, it feels great. Now, a lot of those plays, like last week, it was everybody in the line had to work together from H to the Niko to Jeff. All of us have to work together. And when we work together, I feel like we get it done.  So we came out here and we knew who was today and we had to just keep dominating. And if we kept doing that, we'd be good. Oh man, it's great, but we got to keep producing. You know, it's only week three going on a week four. So as long as we keep that same energy going on every week, we'll be good. You know, just coming to practice every day, ready to practice, getting coached and just taking coaching and that's all it is.


Yeah We're digging that wall on that run Hello everybody, I'm evil rabbit. We're here on a set of Corsa taking a look and Listen to that rotary wrap of the LZ MFG rotary Toyota Supra here on a set of Corsa. We're on a bit of a touge. We're gonna go ripping it this car was Downloaded offline. I will give you guys the link in the description box below the car definitely sounds Quite mean so we're gonna go full send and see how this car reacts and how it handles Make sure you guys follow me on all social media. I'll just found the script box below Let's get to it. Our soul out. We're gonna see we can have a little bit of fun with it And of course we're gonna run it on this toge around Wolf and see what we can do with it So I'm not sure how this is gonna React but we're gonna find out All this car already loud Not sure what gear we need to be using but 13 is we're working. I thought we're gonna crash I didn't want to crash your car already so much power And it's just a very loud angry bee Looser than I expected it to be Picked it down a little more grip than it does. Oh Man There's a handful Don't hope bringing this into what's okay was the best idea. Whoo. I knew that was gonna happen I was waiting for the rack because it was bound to happen Our seems to be okay though. Jesus this car. I Feel like we need to take this card like a comp track Actually run it say like an English town running in his LZ world tour This car is rowdy Almost I've driven a few Rowdy rotary Of course feedback on this car super stiff It also be the fact that I'm using, you know 21 new features with the port In this car No, maybe it's available hit me Yeah, we're gonna have to bring this thing to a competition track And see how this thing rips in a competition track. So let's go switch it up We're gonna go to English town and maybe to OSW with this car and see what we can do with it because this car's rowdy All right, so we are at English town ESD English town We're gonna go We'll send with this car. I'm not sure how this is gonna work, but Runs who runs? if we always do and Then take a look at the replays How she's driving that was hey, I love how this car sounds That was a very solid run. I kind of wonder where we were In relations to that, but we're gonna run two runs take a look at the replays We're digging that wall on that run. Let's take a look at those replays and see where we really were See where we're on track Okay, first one we were midway through the box and we were midway in the box there as well in that second zone The overall not too bad. Where were we in the final zone? I was kind of changing camera views Oh, we were taking that wall So the second run Much deeper fully in that zone We didn't get in that zone as good, but then we dove and dug into that for sure And then the final zone. Oh We were in the wall That was a extremely solid run, so we're gonna take a look at that from say my Third-person camera that we always drive it. Oh, we take a little wall tap on entry We didn't get into that zone as fast We were not Way off that zone in that run This is where we kind of made up for it Digging all the way in All right, so let's take this to OSW taking it to OSW See if we can get two solid runs with this So if you guys like to see you guys want to see more of this make sure you guys let me know down in the comment section down below Big thank you guys come back for another episode. It's so loud. All right. We'll send here No, so it's probably a third gear. Oh We have to go just like your ratio real quick because that was not We wanted to be we need a little bit more gears so 146 we need like one 50s All right, we'll try up. We'll try force your hit with a 155 And try and get a solid run with the car Think sounds so loud Oh That crackle we're gonna try and fit Do force gear let's see obviously what it looks like in replay angle For that rumble for this one.  Take ourselves up the wall Bury ourselves in the wall kind of bouncing red line So we think that's good to do it here for this episode here on a set of course that's taking a look at the CMG For a rudder or ruddery. This thing's insane. So make sure it's fall man. All social media. I found skills box below We got to take a look at that replay though, I totally forgot Looks a replay of the second run to see where we were at So this will be the end so make sure it's fall man. All social media Below we were digging the wall and as always thank you for coming back for another episode. I mean we'll grab it I'll see you guys on the track


Hi friends. Today we have Vaishali. She secured R&D rank 37 in the Indian Forestry Examination 2022. She is also working as an Agritian Officer in Tamil Nadu Government. And today she will provide her valuable inputs for the preparation of Agritian Botany for the Indian Forestry Examination. Welcome Vaishali. Good evening sir. Yeah. Actually you are one of the great inspiration for those who are preparing for the examination while working in your job, right? So I know that in Tamil Nadu Government, especially in Agritian Department, it's very difficult to get leave. But how do you manage that? Well, preparing for examination, you are also attending for a job. So how do you manage that? Sir, it was a long struggle to be honest, very honest. And that is why it took even more years to get to this position. So if I am preparing full time, maybe I would have got it even before. But preparing time, you have to squeeze in times that after the work hours or I have to complete my targets early. Or I have to work for more hours and then do with my preparation. Correct. But it is not impossible, sir. It is definitely manageable. You can do it. But with the shared grit and determination, you can do anything. Yeah, definitely. Yeah. Okay, Vaishali. Yeah, first, let's start with the interview experience. So in AFS Entry, mostly it's a specialist examination. So in the interview, mostly they ask questions about the technical area and the factual questions. So what are the some of the questions that you face in the interview? Sir, with regard to Forest Service interview, there were four Charmaine and three members, which is in contrast to the Civil Service interview. And Charmaine was focusing on the general questions like the place I was born in and generalist my hobby section and things. And there was another member who was entirely focused on international relations. And the other member was for a technical person who asked me questions regarding agroforestry, clash and burn type of agriculture and all the other things. And another member was full on the agriculture and botany technical aspects. They asked me two questions regarding I was like two Marcus questions at the right and exams. Like what is the difference between embryo endostom and leek acetone seeds. And what is the difference between fertilization and pollination. And they asked me, what is the upper mixes. So most of the questions I was not able to remember there. And I told them that I'm aware of this. I did not deny it outrightly that I don't know sir. I just used some other way of expressing like I present and not able to remember sir. And I have heard of this term and I've read this term, but I'll definitely look back into it. The way you approach the entry board, I think you got very good mark in the interview. You can start with the conventional question. So how to prepare for an aggregated botany, whether it's manageable or we need any exclusive preparation for IO5s or is it sufficient to the CSC preparation alone sufficient to prepare for IO5s also. So with regard to agriculture, I just went on with the same preparation that I had with my CSC. I just devised it once and then I went with. So it is manageable for agriculture sir. We have to just put in more efforts for botany. So I concentrated the literary time that I had entirely on botany. So as you all know, botany was two papers and first paper is entirely different and has a very vast syllabus. And paper two is like overlap with agriculture paper two, which we know just in depth understanding in certain topics. So I just took some five days for paper two in botany and I did score well in that for the first paper. It took me so long time sir to cover all the areas, but it was very difficult to manage it and the question is also questions are also very tough. So what are the references you refer to from what the reference books are in internet sources? So as I had very less time, I just focused mainly on PYQ. I just took it from the online sources and the compilations of PYQs. I got to my friends and I used it solely as the base of my preparation and also I just to simplify and understand the complex terms I effort to Tamil Nadu, which is the state board books, 11th and 12th botany books entirely. And there is also a book which is mostly referred to by many other aspirants are Gupta, which is given in a detailed manner, but many of the questions and answers are missing out in that. So one cannot entirely depend on that book. And one should also extensively refer internet and the PYQs is more than enough is what I feel. There might be some questions here and there away from the PYQs, but you can manage it as we have option options. Whether the treatment is sufficient to cover what? I also refer to Pawan Kumar Jong sir's note. He was a talker in previous year and he has a crisp material which is not covering in PYQs alone. He is the overall subject. He has a Pawan Kumar Jong which is available on Telegram channel. Okay, good. So whether the three months time is enough to prepare for IO4 is between the CSC names and IO4's names? So many people think it is very difficult to manage the limited amount of time, but for agricultural optional people it is very easy is what I feel because then I can do it with full-time job and doing all the preparation. Anyone with a full-time preparation can definitely do it. One can just devote time for, especially when someone is giving TSE names and forestry names. Already the GKK paper and the agriculture paper would be taken care of. So one has to just take care of the English part which the grammar and idioms phrases part and that will be more sufficient. And they bought me the first paper alone sir. So second paper it is not an issue at all. So we can definitely manage it. So what are the books for general English paper? Because you scored very high marks in the general English also. So what are the books you are offered for general English? Any single material for general English? Sir I asked a few seniors and they just told me to go with Ren and Martin. I did not get that book. I just went on with there is a channel on Telegram, Apoor Sir who got ranked 11 in the last year. So he just compiled every notes and it is everything is available on his channel. And idioms phrases and YouTube channels and every reference he has given a detailed strategy. I just completely relied on what he gave. So it was a high benefit to cost ratio when compared to reading some very big books. So it is about smart work and not hard work is what it is. Okay. So how agree it is useful for your botany preparation? Sir as we already discussed I told you that second paper is overlapping. Most of the rate covers nearly 75% of agriculture second paper covers 75% of botany second paper. So one doesn't have to devote more time. Even if one is struggling with paper one, the other three papers of agriculture one and two and botany second paper, you can score well and compensate for the loss of the bare botany paper one. So that is how agriculture will be useful in botany. Regarding the notes making and so how the diagrams notes making, they are useful in our preparation. Because both are a science subject. So how important these are the diagrams, notes making, value addition. So what are the things you do in your preparation? Sir notes making I felt it to be very important in botany rather than in agriculture. In botany there are so many diagrams especially with respect to gymnosperms and angiosperms section. One has to draw so many diagrams. So it is very confusing also between the species and the family. So if one is trying to also there is no one single note notes for source for botany things. So it's better if we take our own notes based on the pyqs and cover it, especially the diagram parts if someone makes it small, small diagrams. It will be very useful and come in handy. In botany paper one mostly it deals with diagrams in paper two, it comes with cycles. So with regard to cycles, I did not go with the complex cycles and things that I just refer to come along to textbooks. It's just simple and it is very simple cycles and I took notes of those and I just went with them because revising those notes is very, very important at this time of preparation. So many students are recently they are clearing aggregation and botany option and recently last year also there are so many students are cleared with aggregation option. It's getting popular recently but still many students are hesitant to take aggregation option. But students like you they are your inspiration for the encouraging factor for other students to take this aggregation and botany combination. So thank you for this video Reshelim. I hope actually you are appearing names also these are CSC names also. So I show all success in your CSC names. Thank you sir. Thank you. Thank you for the opportunity sir.


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Oh dry weather. I think I can start working on these sails a little bit. So I've got my dimensions pretty much worked out. I just need to make this mold. I have a piece of sheet metal for this. So I need to cut the board that'll go there and define the curve of the sheet metal. So in a nutshell, all I need to do right now is find a board and cut a curve into it. Now this curve will define the curvature of the sails. So I need to think about that a little bit and make sure it's good. If I were to maximize this for sailing efficiency, the sails should be able to change their curvature. However, I'm making hard sails. They're not going to be able to change that. So I'm just going to have to pick something. And I think I'm going to pick it on factors other than the wind. They'll be curved some. I don't want to curve them that much though because I'm going to have solar panels on here. And if it's curved a lot, this side could be in shade when the side's in sun. You know, kind of like my hands are right now. This side's all shady. But if I keep the sails with a pretty shallow curve, the solar panels will roughly be aiming in the same direction. If they're off by a few degrees, that's fine. I do want to curve it enough that I get the strength, like the rigidity of the curve. Because if it's too flat, it'll it'll just flex too easily. My sails need to be nine feet across, which is about 2.7 meters. And I need to figure out this height. Like how far from here to here how much curve. I think six inches, which is 15 centimeters, is about as shallow as I'd want to make it.  I'll use the back of this. Okay, 2.7 meters. We're going to draw 27 centimeters. So we're dividing everything by 10, right? 27 divided by 2, 13 and a half. I need to go one and a half centimeters up from that to get the 15 centimeters.  Because the board is going to be way too... The curve on the board is going to be way too big to use like a string and a pencil technique. So, okay, what's the equation of a circle? I know Pythagoras. You've got a triangle. And that length is x. And this is y. And this is your hypotenuse. x squared plus y squared equals a hypotenuse squared. Now, if I make this the radius of a circle, I'll just make that r. That's going to be a constant, not a variable anymore to make this into a circle. Let me just rearrange these a little. Well, I can just do it right now. Minus y squared square root of that. All right. So x equals r squared minus y squared square root. My calculator should be able to handle that. Oh, and the way I just did that, I want to draw my graph this way. Yeah, it'll be fine. And I'll make y marks and then figure out how far each x is out from, I don't know. I guess I'll go every centimeter here. And then on the board, it'll be every 10 centimeters. All right, let me do some calculations here. Let's put a mark that we sent in here while we have this stuff out. All right, I know where this point on the circle is. I know where this point on the circle is. I know where the middle is. I know where another point is, but I only need two points of the circle and the middle. And I can figure out the radius by doing some fancy algebra with this. Okay. Okay, so when x is the radius, y is zero. So I'm going to define the center of the circle as zero, zero somewhere over there. I'll just put it here, even though it's way over there somewhere. Okay, when y is zero, x is the radius. Now let's figure out that other spot. When y is 13.5, the x is the radius minus one and a half. All right, so x is r minus 1.5. Okay. All right, so when y is zero, x is the radius. When y is 13.5, x is r minus one and a half. x is one r minus 1.5 equal to r squared minus 13.5 squared. Right. Okay. Oh, I've backed myself into a square root situation. I should have just left this as x squared plus y squared equals r squared. Yeah, I just figured out from that. Okay, right. Pretty sure I can work that out. Oh, this is messy. This is actually how I used to do math exams. I didn't attend class, so I just figured out on the spot which my teachers always loved. Okay, the radius equals 61.5 centimeters for this. All right, my silly equation here. 61.5 squared is that minus the y squared. Y is going to be 13.5 squared equals, and then, oh, I already know the answer. That's going to be 60. Square root that, 60. All right, let's see how that works. That makes this 60 and this 61.5, and that is in fact supposed to be one. Oh my gosh, it worked. I can't believe it. And yes, I could have just opened AutoCAD or SolidWorks and drawn a circle and put the points on, but I'd rather do the math because what if I don't have that stuff one day? What if I need to know how to calculate it by hand? I fixed my centimeter mark, so they're a centimeter off from the zero point, not from the end, so it's easier to calculate. So if y is one, that's that. If y is two, that's 61.5 squared minus two squared, which is four. I can do that in my head. Square rooted, 61.46. Oh, I rounded that one. It should be four seven, not four six. All right, now I just need to measure from here out each of these numbers minus 60 because this line is already at 60 because that's a 60 point. So 1.49 centimeters. All right. Now obviously in this drawing, I have a wasted amount of precision I can't measure down to the tenth of a millimeter. However, the bigger one will be ten times the size, so the precision will be relevant because it'll only be down to millimeters then. Yeah, close enough. That's my rough curve and it'll be symmetrical on the other side. It's not bad. I think that's pretty good. I don't know, I might want to curve it more. I'm going to draw the other side. I don't know, that's a pretty shallow curve. I think I want to curve a little more than that. That's definitely not going to be a problem for the solar panels.  I don't think I'm going to get enough strength from the curvature with this though. Maybe curve down to, I just kind of drew a rough line below that one. I think that's what I want it to be. All right, I think I'm pretty happy with that curve. That's a difference of 2.2 centimeters. So it'll be 22 centimeters in over the nine foot thing. All right, so the distance there, 22 centimeters from there to there. So that means I need a board that's significantly wider than 22 centimeters or I might have to splice a couple together so this doesn't get too skinny. Because this bottom board is going to go down here and needs to keep its shape. Where's my metric tape measure? Nope. Hopefully somewhere in here I've got a board wide enough. Oh good, I found my metric tape measure. Those ones are not long enough. These ones are long enough but they're not wide enough. I could use one of my floorboards up here. This one looks like it's in decent shape still. It's got a crack at the end but I don't need the whole end. Probably from about there over. One might be all right. 22 centimeters puts me there. Well, it's kind of pushing it but it's probably as thick as I'm going to get. All right, that'll keep any kids from falling in until I find a big enough board to fit the whole thing. All right, nine feet, 275 centimeters right there. I want to try to keep the best part of the board. So if I start the cut here it's going to curve around. This will be all right. I want to make sure I avoid this knot which is fine if I start down here. Yeah. I think that's good. This is going to be the skinniest part. No knots there. Right. It's worth it to spend some extra time getting a mold really good because it's going to be used for so many other pieces. I just sanded that with 100 grit. Kind of real quick. That's good enough. Can you just say something about how it's worth it to put extra effort into molds? Yeah, that was before sandpaper was involved. Anyway, most of these little lines will be filled in with wax as I go over anyway. This is just cosmetic anyway. What I really need to be good is the curve. So I guess let's draw that on there. I just double checked the length of the solar panels and they're 138 centimeters long. So two of them need to fit in here. So that's 276 centimeters. And I've only got 275. However, of course, this will be curved. So it's like 278 or so. All right. I've got to mark every 10 centimeters. Oh crap, which one's the middle one? Oh, this one. All right, middle one. What's your measurement? Second there. I thought I did all that math for nothing. This makes the cleanest cuts. I'm going to need full concentration on this one. So I'm turning off the camera. All right, I've got the board propped up off the ground with a few boards that I can cut in. They don't matter. Now I just need to... All right, you want to make this cut? Good. All right. Oh, Joe, I think I got it. The wood started binding on the blade as I was going. So I had to take a hand off and stuff this in as I was going. Looks like I got it pretty good. Yeah. Oh, nice work. This part's going to be thick enough that it's not going to need any reinforcement here, too. That's a good thing. Now I need to nail a piece of sheet metal along here and then the other end of here. And I've got my mold that I can wax it and use it. I'm not going to put it together here, though, because it's going to make a pretty big thing that's going to be hard to move. So I'll put it together on site, which is over there.


I've told you the story before, but a good story is worth repeating. When I was around age 18, I read a book that changed my life and no, it wasn't 100 things that changed my life in that book, but a single quote which goes like, if you want to become who you are not, you have to do what you have never done. This quote is simple or even a common sense, yet it influences the way I see the world ever since then. Up till today, my mind always works in terms of give and take, sacrifice and gain, giving up and getting back. When I think of having something I don't have, I always think about what I need to change in my life, thought or environment. Unfortunately, most people don't think this way. In my observation, I've seen people who want to get without giving. I've seen people who want to build a successful business without sacrificing their sleep, freedom or even friendship and entertainment. I've seen people who want a new life, but they don't want to change their lifestyle. This I think is one of the reasons why most people fail in life, so let's talk about the world right now. If you have to become a better or richer individual in the next 12 months, this video will suggest three things you have to do to become richer. If you're an entrepreneur or a business person, we specially invite you to join our motivational channel which was designed to give you daily inspirations so that you will have the strength to pursue and achieve your most important dreams. We call this channel Hunt TV and you can join in the description box. 1. Stop living as though you have a government. I grew up in a developing country where my father was a local politician.  I often hear my father and other people complain about the government. I probably believed they were right because I was much younger then. However, when I grew older and noticed what happened from one government to another, I discovered that the government wasn't there to solve anybody's problem but to talk about it. When it comes to your problems, politicians know how to talk about it because most of them are orators. However, when it comes to solving your problems, I'm sorry, you're on your own. Today whether I listen to people or read the online comments, it's all the same. Most people blame the government for their woes. This is called victim mentality. This is what you do when you think you're powerless. Fortunately, you are powerful, only if you make up your mind to use your power. About 12 years ago, I decided to be free from depending on the government or I die. It was a simple decision. I just wanted never to have to wait for the government for anything. Yes, it was the toughest journey of my life but today, I'm not accountable to anyone nor do I expect any human being to do me a favor or help me out. Look at what is happening around the world right now. The government of my state, for example, decided to distribute foods to the people who are locked down at home and they started distributing to these people the food that's not even enough to make them leave a single day. That's how far the government can go.  Why do you say we shouldn't depend on the government? Don't they collect our taxes? Aren't they supposed to be responsible for their citizens? Well, you have some good points but I don't live my life with such a mentality. I don't wait for the government to help me because they ought to. I go for whatever I want and make crazy sacrifices to get it if need be. It's about pride and being human. You have that pride and dignity inside you. Your life is more precious than to leave it expecting the government to rescue you because the government would never do. Stop living as though the government is your father who cares about you because that is not true. 2. Stop hating the rich. The richest man in my country is also one of the most hated.  But he will rank very high amongst the most hated men in my country. But why?  The rich are greedy. They are thieves. They are monopolies. They are everything evil. They are an Illuminati. Ouch. I'm tired. Can you give me a break and allow me to tell you the truth? The truth is this. Most humans are greedy. Most humans are selfish. Most humans are liars. Most humans do wrong things all the time. It's like saying I hate the rich because they have two hands. Well, everyone has two hands. This isn't to justify evil but to put it in the right perspective. They are honest, wealthy people and they are dishonest poor people everywhere. They are generous and righteous rich people and they are evil, stingy poor people everywhere. The problem about hating the rich is that you can never be rich because deep within yourself, what you are saying is money is evil. I can't have it. This is what I do. I don't judge people based on their financial status. If someone is successful or wealthy, I'll learn a few things from him and avoid whatever is unrighteous about his life. It's like hitting fish. You send the fish to your throat but through it with the bone. I've read the biography of Steve Jobs for example. While I could pick one or two great things to learn from his life, I could also tell you one or two things I wish I never do in my life which Steve Jobs did. That doesn't make me a better human than him. I just won't do what he did. That's how you should look at the rich.  But they are also great people and have done great things most people will never do.  Read the books they have written and learn their good part. That's how to be rich. 3. Stop living as though money isn't important. I don't know maybe this is peculiar to my country or where I live but I've seen so many people who think money isn't that important. The irony of this matter is when there is a crisis or the landlord threatens to evict or their children need money for school, these people will often hate those who pursue money eventually run to the same people for help. This is my philosophy about money. It's like oxygen. You don't need too much of it but if you don't have enough of it, you will be in great crisis. This is how to be rich. Have a great desire for wealth. I don't know any one of us who wouldn't block anything else to look for oxygen if we are responsible for looking for it since you know that you will die without oxygen. If you must create oxygen, you will read 100 books, work 24 hours every day and make every humanly possible sacrifice to get oxygen. I tell you money is the next most important thing after your relationship with God and oxygen. Have a strong desire for wealth. Have a little holy desperation. Don't cheat, lie or kill for money but learn, read and study about how money works and sacrifice any worth eating to be financially free. Stop expecting the government to help you. They are repeatable for disappointing people like you. Stop hating the rich. Stop judging them. Know that they are as evil as most humans but they also have some good lessons you can learn from. Have a strong desire for money and be willing to make righteous sacrifices to have enough money. Like oxygen. You don't need too much money but if you don't have enough, you will never be happy. And just before you go, watch other videos on YouTube. If you are an entrepreneur or an ambitious person, we invite you to join our Motivational Channel. The objective of the channel is to give you daily inspiration so that you will have the strength to pursue and achieve your most important dreams. We call this channel Hunt TV and you can join in the description box. We love you.