Hi everybody so it's been a couple of weeks since I have done a what did I get video because last week I had holiday so I don't actually have too much I've got a nice amount but not I haven't I don't think well yeah I don't think I've got that much stuff um I have got other things to share which I um got given by the lovely guys at trim craft after I visited there but I can't share that with you yet so in due course I will share those with you but let's get into it so I popped to the works and grabbed this one the floral one that I made for that really large bucket bag which you've all loved and you're still sharing that over on mixed up crafters this one I saw in store and I just thought the the prints were beautiful so it's three pound from the works and I'll just give you a quick flick through here so the thing I like about this is you get the the real nice kind of um plain side so they really can't they complement each other very well so there's the stripes and then on the other side look at that get that gorgeous um yeah is it right maybe no it's peony I think that one is but then that matches really lovely with this plane it's like a cloud effect or like a watercolor wash I can't quite work it out but it's it is nice it's probably just looking quite plain there but there isn't a kind of a design to it and then here you've got this it almost looks like it's been painted and then sanded so you've got like these these white highlighted areas and then this beautiful print so again they work really well because years ago when the works did do paper packs they would just whack any old design any kind of colors really and some of them didn't match and if you were doing something and it would show both sides of the paper it used to just look not good but they've really come up now with their paper packs so this one here so you've got that design so you've got that or that one you've got this one with the plane I would say it would have been nice if they'd done that with the plane on the back but otherwise it's still really nice so you've got those two that match you've got that one there on that side and then you've got this one which you've got the butterflies in it and then the stripes on the back so if I flip that that way that works really nice together flowers and stripes flowers and polka dots stripes and polka dots all work really well this one I love which is like a marble texture really really nice that one and then look at that on that side that is gorgeous look at those two together really really nice like a dusky pink color you've got the lavender color there and I like that it's on that white background really pretty and then you've got this one which again it looks like it's kind of got a sandpaper look to it they go really nice together and then that goes well there this is actually one of my favorite prints this one it's like gray pinks and peachy colors love it and then it's against this one here which is almost like a hessian or burlap it's got a kind of weave but large weave or woven look to it um I think they look really nice together so there's going to be some gift bags coming guys few of you've been asking I am due to do another couple of good nice unusual gift bags there will be some coming this is nice with the birds again works really well with that one there and obviously you've got this plain background with that one and then you've got this one here which again can work with that background all with this one here really nice that one um then this is see that's two planes there so I would have put that other printed one where I said they've got two prints together which one was it they could have afforded really to have done that yeah this one here where it's got the two prints one of those prints should have been with one of these on the other side so that's my only negative and then we've got that one this one here it's got it's kind of a pattern but it's like watercolor that's really lovely the greens there and like little yellow bits to the flowers much smaller so these are what I would say yeah kind of this is halfway now so you actually get I didn't even say did I you get 24 sheets two times 24 designs 230 gsm acid free so that's the center point now so you've got those two there so you've got two of each design and then it goes back through again exactly the same as what I've shown you so perfect for gift bags when you need two one at the front and one at the back and for gift boxes and things like that but for three pound I just thought those designs were absolutely beautiful so this one is just called flowers blooming okay so that's that one so one of the things I got given when I visited trim craft which was a great day those of you that follow me on facebook or on instagram I did share a few things on there from behind the scenes but they gave me this just a small selection of their dot and dab which is all of the adhesives that they do now these one this one here I like to look at because it's acid free strong all purpose and it's photo safe so this is going to be great for when I'm doing my scrap books what it is like oh yeah so it's completely clear so it is a glue stick you can see it coming out there completely clear so yeah transparent glue stick ultimate transparent glue stick so I'm really yeah looking forward to trying those out so I've got those two then I've got a permanent glue runner here 10 meters these are always great especially for speed so this is the eight millimeter double sided again acid free and that's your tape runner so it's that one the bin then I've got this very very thick you get two and a half meters but it's four millimeter thick there you have it look how thick that is really really good that one so that's definitely going to get used with shaker cards um then this one is a favorite okay so this is it now just taking out the packaging I said to Claire that I'd never seen this before this is silicone foam tape and basically it's transparent if I pop it on its side it's completely clear so that's going to look great again with shaker cards or just anything that you're adding you want to add some dimension and you don't want it to be seen because sometimes when you use for example this you see all that white or you can color it in and there's black ones out there as well I mean these ones here you know what I mean so this one here is completely transparent so there there it is on the side and I just thought that was really really good so again I could be really slow with this and there's actually loads but I hadn't seen this and it's really squidgy you see there um and I just think that's great so this one you get three meters clear adhesive tape double sided it is five millimeters thick so it's actually is it thicker than that then oh no sorry two mils thick I was thinking then why is that two mils thick I read that wrong um anything else that it says about it no so yeah really good like that one but it does give you comes in the plastic but you also get this here because if you do have any of the red runner tapes um they are very sticky on the sides so I always do keep mine um the ones I've purchased before from every crafts a pound they um not of this this I've only seen through trim craft um is very sticky and I use um like a grease proof paper in between each layer so they don't get stuck together so that's just going to be fine now in my drawer it's not going to get all gunked up and things and then I just got some hook and loop so you get 20 pieces there just in the white and then I got these here which are great for when I'm doing the deco page and things like that and you get 400 pieces on each one but these are black so I have yeah three black ones so again really handy so don't have any in black okay so then they also sent me these now these are launching middle of May so you've only got a couple of weeks to wait so I just thought I'd give you a little um kind of closer look at these um and I've spoken to trim craft and they are happy for me to share them so these are sticker packs um by dovecraft you've got the butterflies you've got tropical and you've got friendship so in the butterflies you've got 124 pieces tropical you've got 120 and friendship you've got 140 and they're really nice so you know when I use my stickers I like to stick them onto a strong card stock first and then cut them out so they become more of an embellishment so they're a bit easier I find to manage but these are still lovely if you like to do planning or for scrapbook layouts and things like that but they've a lot of them have got a can you see catching the lights can you see all that lovely sparkle so that's really nice and they I like the little sentiments don't let the don't let life flutter by let's fly away happy days so you get one two yeah two of each kind of you know um spread so there's that one and then you've got this one beautiful life it's so lovely you get two of those and then we've got high spirits and with love and free to fly and I love butterflies and that's that one there so that's the butterflies one which I thought was really nice glitter sticker book then you get this one here tropical this is fun so you've got a low hat love the bird there tropical vibes so again you've got two of that one then you've got this one escape wild and free look at the two um what is it yes loft and they're hugging the heart there I thought that was quite nice and you got the parrot and flamingos it's really colorful one oh there's three of that one oh there must be three of each design then maybe that one the other one was stuck together let's have a little look one one two no because there's two of that one oh maybe I've got an extra because everywhere is two that's the next one paradise and tropical getaway and again they've all got that sparkle to them and then this one here one and two let me see in the middle of this one if there's three because you've got two there it's definitely two one two definitely two of that one I think I missed that one believe in you wonderful thoughts spread your wings two of that one and then two of that one so one two three four five six seven there's eight pages in the books but this one I think I've got nine one two three four five six seven eight nine look at that got an extra sheet so you never know you might do two I don't know if that's supposed to be but anyway so I've got that extra sheet I need to count because it says 120 pieces so I need to see if that's included or not and then this one here this is friendship this one I really like you've got BFF best friend forever whatever nope good look oh look good feel good selfie and again they've got that lovely gold foiling on them so you've got two pages there this one here like this with the like the scrabble tiles there call me I used to have this I don't know if anybody asked it but this was forever friends back in the very early 1990s they've done this necklace and I had one half and my friend had another and it when they're put together it says best friends I actually really like that and I think I'm going to use that on a scrapbook later if I can find a picture of one I wore that necklace I think that'll look really nice dreamer oh my god you can see all that lovely foiling so there's one two so there's only two of that one so I think that one you do get that extra this one here babe sassy pants girl gang number one two glam to give a damn pink fizz I just think they're really fun so two of that one and then the last one here yes girl good vibes girls slay girl power best friends fries before guys I think that's really fun I like that one there and queen and you get again there's two there so yeah there we have it so 140 120 but I'm going to check that because I think I've got an extra page and 124 okay and then lastly is stuff that I picked up from a charity shop because you know I do like to have a little mooch and this one particular one that I go in I think slowly somebody has been clearing out their craft room because every time we go in there new stuff's been added and I had a look and this was a bundle for £3 so I had an elastic band around it and this is awful of really good quality almost 300 gsm card stock it's very very heavy card stock but these ones here on top now I think these have come from a kit they've possibly come from maybe creating crafts if anybody recognises this please let me know but I'm going to be using this just for you know my card making it's really nice I'll probably cut it in half and then I've got the smaller polka dots and the larger but you've got green I've got two yellow blue turt I think I've got two of each and this is thick this is I reckon this is about 270 so there's the green there so that matches I've got that lovely orange then I've got like a orangey yellow then I've got this pinky colour or reddish pink then I've got a pink again then I've got I think I've got two of every one almost well then I've got a purple as well and then it goes in so that's all the polka dot again I think it's picking up the sparkle should be able to see it there really nice good quality card stocks I've got those and then it went into these ones look at the shine on that beautiful it is textured it's quite rough glittered card stock but again that's going to look great that will go nicely with my fairy tales collection so again I'll probably be using that then so it's all part of the same one again if anybody has this I'd love to know if there was more to it but the card stock is just really really nice so I've got lots of I'll probably go and cut this down so I've got all these a5 um glitters card stocks and then they'll be easier for me to store away for me to use so I've got a couple there so I can see where it's been used and then what's kind of been left and that's another purple one there and then that one there so again lots of lovely colours and then you've got these green striped ones look at them it's just so nice it really is lovely and like I said the quality is just great um can pink yes that's all I've got there just the pink and that lovely green so that's all glitter so I'm going to sort that out it does shed a bit but again I don't mind a bit of glitter and then this is just thick card stock just all different so I've got this lovely one here again really nice quality that's your card blank there so that'll be nice I'm not going to go through them all because it is just you can kind of see got some thick brown it's all different there's pretty much one of every colour look at that one really nice it reminds me of a top I've got it's like that and there's a blue to go with it really nice so anything else there's a lot of white there's some hammered card stocks different textured these are really thick that is really really really thick lovely got some craft card in there this one's thin but it's nice look at that if I bring it out can you see that it's almost like snake skin texture to it so that's lovely and then I think there's a few sheets of mulberry paper as well which is nice and then I've got these here which is Kanban which I you know it's not something I go out and buy it's not usually my kind of style but I thought these just as backgrounds are quite nice so there's this one here this is moments in time it's come from on the brand in strip their background paper but I thought this one I really like that one that's going to look lovely so again all from the same one moments in time you've got that one there it's a little bit like a bokeh effect which is nice it's the blues and then I've just got that plain background not so sure about that one it's not really my style so no probably not that one love that one plain then you got that one there which I think is really nice that one not usually my style but maybe it could work for like a valentine's thing possibly or even a gift bag a gift bag or gift box and we've got that little one there and then that clouds one I thought was quite nice for maybe a new baby card or something so yeah I thought that was quite a good little find for £3 all of that I mean that glitter stuff's just lovely so I got that one then I picked up this more ribbon these were always handy this was 40 pence 10 yards 9.14 meters and it's just thin but it's perfect for hanging little dangles and things on and just doing little bows and there's absolutely still tons on this so yeah that was a good little one 40p and then I got all of these and I found these at a market and this lady was selling vintage cards now some yeah they are more now that one I'm not going to share yet because this one has given me an idea for a funfold card so I'm not going to show you what's inside you will see this in another tutorial but that one is to come so I'm not going to share that one today but I just wanted you know again if you've been following me I've just got this thing for old vintage and I mean very old I mean like 30s 40s 50s 60s kind of age I love old cards and I just thought I'd share some of these with you so I picked these up from a lady and she's selling them for 50p each now all of these birthday ones were all from this they were an old lady donated them all and it was from her birthday so I haven't got number one I don't think we had it but right up until her 21st birthday so there's the 21st you've got her sixth birthday oh that must have been from somebody else I think that was like aunt and uncle I'll show you the others you've got when she was eight seven that was another birthday 1951 I mean oh I just love them absolutely love them look at this this is her second birthday so doesn't have a birthday on that one and then when she was 21 because we were trying to work out how old they are that's from granddad and just look it's got this lovely pearlized paper and you can see how they were made so it was one great big piece just folded in half and then they'd obviously you know cut this out key to the door congratulations on your birthday I just think that's beautiful and these are the things that inspire me you know when I'm doing my coloring or all kinds of things this happy birthday to you on your second birthday love that little peephole there and her name is Iris and it says that in a lot of the cards with lots of love from auntie joy and uncle jack and they've done a lot of these cards auntie joy and uncle jack so it's that one there that's two then when she was three with lots of love from your auntie joy and uncle jack and this one I mean again it's just been cut you can see there and this is that it reminds me of that 1980s toilet paper that sounds awful because it's a beautiful card but you know that really had a name and it was like well it would hurt I remember in public toilets it'd be this really thick almost like tracing paper is horrible but that's what that's awful to say but that's what that texture reminds me of anyway there's that one and then you've got yeah these ones here two iris with lots of love this one's difference this is with lots of love and a big kiss from cousin Barbara beautiful absolutely beautiful number six this is loving kisses from uncle Ben and auntie auntie can't see what that is if I hold that up who is auntie auntie Michelle wouldn't thought Michelle doesn't seem like a name that would have been used a lot back then anyway uncle Ben and auntie someone let me know in the comments really cute and then you've got eight with best love from uncle Bill yeah uncle Bill so hold on a minute I'm just realizing and that's uncle Jack that's what I was getting on me me uncles and aunties mixed up there number seven from auntie joy and uncle jack wishing you wishing iris a very very happy birthday beautiful and then this one here I like this one it has this little envelope which you can open there and get a little peek inside the card and this one says from auntie again it's that I can't quite read it's probably it will you know once you know it it's right there but I just can't seem to make it out and uncle Ben and that's the one that says 1951 but it doesn't have the age and if it had the age on this one we would be able to work out you know how old she was because I'd be able to go back to number two and work out when she was born because yeah we don't know if that was given after her 21st for example this might have been given on her first birthday so we just don't know because nothing else has got a date in it and this one says made in the USA made in England so printed in Britain so again I just love to try and yeah do a little bit of detective work with these things so that was that and then you've also got here this is happy birthday to my wife my own darling is that with all my love and thanks for the years past from your own gym yes isn't that lovely that's how he addressed her so to my own darling with all my love and thanks for the years past from your own gym isn't that lovely oh I absolutely love these things and there you go I can sit looking at these in like in you know on a market stall this one I loved this was just really fun happy reflections on your birthday I mean what you don't hear that anymore do you um I send a wish sincere and true with fondest birthday thoughts for you and then you open it up and this one actually opens I remember now you pop that in there what a lovely idea look at that and then it stands up there's one I might try and redo as well because I think that's really sweet and then on the back here it would have had something else attached but it says from Jean and Harry with love and best wishes on your birthday so I don't know if that was to Iris as well I'm not sure with these ones and this one here many happy returns dear daughter with best wishes from dad oh that lovely wishing you every happiness may this may this birthday to the dearest of daughters sweet and life's pathway and calm winters waters again what lovely words again just not really seen a lot in our modern cards and then this one I thought was really unusual year round birthday wishes and in here this is a an actual resin like plastic even centrepiece there for the flower which I just thought was really unusual so it opens up and this says love gosh I can't see that again that's really something do and daughters I think that's Muriel maybe Lenny again if I hold that up there because I know some of you will be looking at this but who's that from is that Muriel that's definitely daughters I'm not sure about the other two there so again I'd love to know what you think and then again this is an unusual one so it's in half like you can see it's just one big piece and then this piece has been stuck in separately just to the centre part there so no date and that one's made in the USA so it's a little mix here and then I've got this as well again it's just more for inspiration I like to see how different colours can work together like the purples with that yellow in the green and this is just an old it's from 1951 it's from a hotel and it's a Viking hotel in Oslo hotel Viking and it's basically just a brochure so inside you can see here it tells you about the hotel so it shows you there what it was like because obviously that you know a very nice place to go and it's heyday right in the centre of Oslo two minutes from the main railway station five minutes from the keys and airways terminal I'm gonna have to have a look see if it's still there that'd be interesting welcome to the hotel Viking yeah so this was obviously a trip that was organised maybe and this is what they obviously gave out to people but yeah just things that inspire me I've loved doing this for many years and these are giving you an insight into what I also enjoy and then I picked up these they're not a vintage but they're nice to use on nautical cards or even when I am sewing and things like that and these I thought are quite handy for scrapbooking you've got art family fun love sunset and sunrise and that's those there as well so there's everything that I have purchased over the last couple of weeks not too much it's mainly inspiration I guess just that one paper pack and then these were obviously given to me kindly by the guys at Trimcraft so yeah any links that I can share I should be able to do the works one for you all the dot and dub stuff I can these sticker books like I said not coming out just yet but once I start using them in my tutorials I will and let me know yeah what you think about the cards there I'd be I always like looking at the comments so thanks guys I will be back tomorrow with another tutorial and yeah until then see you later bye


Hi and welcome to the session. Today we will learn about bar graph. A bar graph is a representation of numbers using bars of uniform width and the length of the bars depends upon the frequency and the scale we choose. As it's looking at the bar graphs we can easily find out the information regarding the data. Let's take an example for this. Here we are given the number of children in class 1, 2nd and 3rd and we need to represent the given data on the bar graph. So here we will drop the bar graph. On this axis we will take the class and on this axis we will take the number of children. Now we need to choose the scale. So let us start the scale at 0. Now the greatest value in the data is 60. So we will end this scale at a value greater than 60 say 70. So let us take 1 unit equal to 10 children. This is the scale for this bar graph. Now in class 1st there are 35 children. So between 20 and 30 over here we will have 35. Now we will make the bar for 1st class that is for 35 children. So this is the bar for 1st class. Now in 2nd class there are 60 students. So here is 60. Now we will make the bar for 2nd class. Now in 3rd class there are 45 students. So here 45 will lie between 40 and 50 over here. So this is the bar for 3rd class. And thus this is the required bar graph for the given data. Now by just looking at this bar graph we can see that there are an actual number of children in class 2nd as the bar of class 2nd is the longest one and there are minimum number of children in class 1st as the bar of class 1st is the shortest one. So this is how we can draw a bar graph for the given data and we can answer the questions related to the bar graph. Now let us move on to double bar graph. With the help of a double bar graph we can compare two collections of data at a glance. Let us consider an example for this. Here we have given the performance of a student in 1st term and 2nd term in the following subject and we need to draw a double bar graph for the given data. Let us take subject on this axis and marks on this axis. To draw the required double bar graph we will take the scale as 1 minute equal to 10 marks. Now we will start the scale at 0 and as the maximum value in the data is 45 so we will end the scale at a value higher than 45 say 50. Now the marks in 1st term in the subject English are 37. So here this bar represents the marks in English for the 1st term and the marks in English in 2nd term are 35. So let us draw the bar for the marks in English for 2nd term. So here this shaded bar represents the marks in English for the 2nd term. Here this type of bars represents the marks in 1st term and the shaded bars represents the marks in 2nd term. Now the marks in Hindi in 1st term are 42 and in 2nd term are 39. So here these bars represents the marks in Hindi for the 1st term and 2nd term. And lastly the marks in maths for the 1st term are 30 and for the 2nd term are 45. So here we have drawn the bars for maths for the 1st term and 2nd term. Thus this is the required double bar graph for the given data. Now by just looking at this double bar graph, we can see that the student has improved the most in the subject maths. Thus we can compare the performance of a student in 1st term and 2nd term using this double bar graph. Thus in this session we have learnt to draw a bar graph and a double bar graph. With this we finish this session. Hope you have understood all the concepts. Goodbye, take care and keep smiling.


wanting to look into smart locks for a long time with my home, but I'm terrified of this whole idea. I am in the Kwikset booth. I'm with Ashton Good who is the product manager for their home kit compatible line of smart locks from Kwikset. And so he's going to try to talk to me into how this is going to be a good idea and we're going to have some fun I bet. Sure. Yeah. So thank you. Thank you for coming. I'd like to talk to you about a couple of things. So this is the premise of smart lock as you were just talking about what I really like about this product. One is on Apple's home kit platform which is a very secure platform uses Apple encryption, uses your Apple ID actually as the notification to be able to get into all the all the properties of premise. So if you're using home kit with your Apple ID you have to have two-factor authentication turned on correct? That's correct. Okay so that that means that the communication between the lock and your hub and your phone to control it that's all encrypted traffic. Right. So this is all you only need to do that if you're doing remote. So if you're if you're hooking up to your Apple TV if you're just using the interface between the phone and and and the actual premise lock so using Bluetooth range you don't necessarily need it but if you go towards more remote access yes. Oh I see what you're saying. Okay. So I'm actually not familiar with any of your line. They also have the Kivo line which is their Bluetooth only and then there's the what is this line over here called? So that's our home connect products. So those are our products that are available on ZigBee as well as Z-Wave platforms. Okay so this is cool you guys are kind of in all spaces whatever you've got you guys have a lock that's gonna work for you. So so how does this work? Describe this to me. Yeah so basically what this is is you download the free app the premise app from the App Store and what that will do is allow you and take you through the step-by-step install process. So one of the things that we did differently with this product and what we've done with prior quickset products is we actually have all the install instructions in the app and it walks you through an animated step-by-step process to actually pair the device and hook everything up to your phone. So in my experience home kit has been a little bit fiddly a little bit tricky to get in and out so I think having that video in there is probably critical to success getting through that. Absolutely and what we made very easy to do is when you go through the step-by-step process it actually uses your camera from your phone to go on to a QR code that will automatically pair the lock to your phone within seconds. Oh God bless you right there because some of the other stuff that I've connected has been just pretty much a nightmare. It's very very easy. Okay that's great so I'm looking at this lock here this is audio as well as video by the way so we have a touchscreen on here on the front. Yeah that is our capacitive touchscreen that uses your finger and this is what you see on there that initially comes up is what we call secure screen. So what this is is two random digits that will randomize your fingerprints around the keypad so that for thieves when they sometimes come up to the door to look where the fingerprints are what this what this does is that it's random every single time a different number comes up to randomize your fingerprints around the screen. Oh so it's just causing you to touch the screen to open it so a one in a six came up on screen and he touched the one in the six right the next time it's a five and a zero you're gonna leave different fingerprints that's correct that's hilarious that's a great solution. So it was just an idea that we had to help to better secure the lock so what this is is so when you go through the whole install process use your app to set up the lock and what I like to talk about why this is why is a great product to consumers is four main things one is it gives you peace of mind. So when you come up to the app and you open and you open the app screen it immediately shows you your lock status. So I have three particular locks that are hooked up here right now and what it is telling me is I have a couple locks that are unlocked and I have a lock that's locked. So in the case that you're at work and you have paired this up to your Apple TV or iPad at home and you have that remote access and if you notice that your lock is unlocked you can easily just tap on the icon and it will lock your lock. So that just takes here the I forgot my daughter forgot my husband forgot my dog forgot to lock the lock I can do it from remotely. That's right and the other great thing is a lot of times even when you're going to bed at night you might say oh my gosh I remember to lock the front door and so you can look at this and lock it at night as well and do that so it's more of a peace of mind type thing. So does this also work on proximity to unlock the lock when you walk up? No it doesn't. Good answer good answer. I was listening Veronica Belmont talk about how she had to get rid of the lock system that she had because in the middle of the night the door would unlock because her bedroom was right next to the lock and that's a really bad feature. Right no I mean the main ways would you unlock the lock obviously through the app you can use Siri or you can actually just type in the code on the lock. Okay so we can lock and unlock what else can we do I see a little group icon there. Right so the other cool thing that you can do on here and so number two that I like the other use education on here is user codes. So we have four different ways that you can assign user codes so on here you see there's two user codes on there that are for anytime access if you don't want someone to have any time access you say you have a dog sitter that comes and walks your dog one time a week on Wednesdays from three to four you can set up that access by changing their access type and you see on there there's four different types of access types that you can put on there. So you can do it on that schedule that Wednesday at three o'clock they can open the door. Right and that and then that code that you set up for them will only work at that time. Oh that's really cool I like that a lot. Right so and then you can obviously take it away when you're done with it or you can also change access types even if you want to you know if you want to come more often or whatnot you can change you can change that access type just through the app. That's very cool so anything else big you want to tell us about premise here? Yeah the only other thing I was going to tell you about is notifications so you notice that a notification just popped up on my screen that's because one of the locks that we have here on the table change status so either unlocked or locked so you get these you get these lock notifications every single time the lock status changes so that's more peace of mind. You'd also know that your kid got home. That's exactly that was the second point I was going to say so if you want to monitor when your kids get home good usage application for letting you know that they got home because you get a notification on your phone. This is going to sound like a dumb question because I'm looking at it but what if I don't have a smart phone how do I get into my house? You just type in the code on the lock or I think I see a key. You can do a key as well so the other great thing about these locks is like our other electronic locks is this has our smart key technology. What is that? So smart key technology allows you to rekey your house in seconds by using our patented technology rekey technology. Oh wow so you have there's electronics in the keys themselves? No actually the keys themselves use a rack system unlike traditional pin and tumbler cylinders that you would see on other companies locks. Okay I guess I'm not familiar with that. Well this looks pretty cool is this available yet? This is available actually it is available you can buy it at Amazon and soon other retailers. Oh fantastic so again one more time what should they look for? I'm sorry? What should they look for in the in these stores? Quickset premise. Quickset premise. It's P-R-E-M-I-S and yeah what's the price point? The price point is 229. Well that's not bad at all. No. For the number of times we've had to rekey our house that by itself it would work and it comes in a whole bunch of different finishes apparently a better a cooler finish for for Canada than the rest of us. That was just from my Canadian friends. It comes in Venetian bronze and it comes in satin nickel. Very good all right thank you very much Thank you


I still remember the first time I played Mario 64. It was back in the 90s when interventions at EPCA used to showcase tons of new cutting-edge technology before you would see it anywhere else. Most times when I would go there, I wasn't too interested in what they had, but when I went in and randomly saw a video game being showcased, it was a big deal. Back then video games did not get the notoriety they do today, so it was kind of a surprise. There were all these booths where you lined up to play the game and I must have waited hours to do it. Every cab there was obsessed and basically had to be pulled away from the system once their time was up. Then finally it was my turn. After playing for a few minutes, I realized it was like no other game I had ever experienced before. The sound effects, the physics, the motion they were also perfect. Almost as if they were created just for me. Upon leaving the park that day I thought about almost nothing else other than getting my hands on a copy of that game. Then after a few weeks my wish was finally granted. My parents got me the game along with a Nintendo 64 console for my birthday. I couldn't have been more excited. It's funny because before that I was always kind of an athletic kid, but once I got that system my outdoor time severely dropped. I played constantly. When I first started playing it, it felt a little different than the one at Epicat. The sounds were a little off and the colors too, but it was hard to tell. The game was else too focused on that I forgot about it quickly. Over the coming weeks I played through the entire game essentially beating every level and collecting every star until I was completely done with it. However my addiction didn't seem to end. There was still so much more to investigate after you had technically beaten the game. That was when I started researching the games at an Easter eggs and came across one that really intrigued me. It's the one about the star fountain outside the castle. If you walk right up to it apparently people said you could read the words, El Israel 2024, in blurry letters. Many people thought that 2024 was the amount of stars you needed to get to unlock Luigi from the game. The mystery really intrigued me because I had passed fountain tons of times while playing and knew exactly where it was. I just hadn't even really looked at it that closely. Though I went to check it out but after comparing images I found online with the actual game, I couldn't even see what everyone was talking about. I even got a dry erase marker and began methodically connecting the lines together on my TV screen in order to figure out what mine said. After connecting the various blurry pixels my stomach dropped. The text on the screen spelled out, eternal hell. Before that point I never had any fear associated with the game, so that was a major paradigm shift for me. I explained it away by saying it was probably just the angle I was standing at and pretty much convinced myself everything was okay. Although deep down I think it scared me enough to switch on to playing other games. I mean I was like 10 at the time. Recently though, rumors have come out that every version of Mario 64 is personalized by some sort of experimental AI created by Nintendo. Finally after hearing this, I could explain what I had seen on the statue all those years before. So I ended up getting the old N64 out, dusted off my Mario 64 cartridge and popped it in. I'm not even really sure why I just had to see how much deeper the rabbit hole went. I pulled up an image on my phone of the supposed Mario 64 conspiracy iceberg and just sat there playing through each and every one of them seeing if they were real. Exploring the old castle with this new lens felt so good and brought me such joy, but nothing that I so really seemed to tie anything together for me. There were a few odd things but I didn't really see a bigger mystery there. So I started looking into whether there was any real world evidence. I then found an account called, Show You Fun, on Reddit who seemed to have been on the very same path as I was a couple weeks prior and he had connected the dots on a worldwide conspiracy revolving around the game. The pattern apparently happened the same way every time. Someone would post on Reddit or Fortune or something like that about that, they were going to start exploring their personal game cartridge to see how theirs was different than others. That person would then follow some sort of storyline that was not part of the main gameplay and would go missing shortly after. He had even included police reports of the people that were affected. One particularly disturbing story was about a username Smiles64 who found a weird access panel by punching a brick in the wall after draining the mode around Mushroom Castle. That pathway then led him to a library where he found a book he could open. This book contained a terrifying little story about a society of people who were stranded in a village beneath the ground and were drowned by an industrialist who flooded it. The book also came with a key to open some door. What Show You Fun had put together was that this story was probably referring to the wet dry world level where you could blast yourself into a little abandoned town beneath the surface. The more cases I read the more it became obvious that each and every one of them somehow lead to the wet dry world level. I was very intrigued so I decided to try to contact Show You Fun by sending him a direct message. He never responded to me and I noticed he hadn't replied to a comment in a few days. Things were getting a little spooky I guess, but I thought it was all just part of some sort of creepypasta or a RG of some sort. There was no way this was a real thing. So I began playing through my game again and looking to see if I could find a similar storyline that would lead me to wet dry world as well. I played through all of the advanced levels again while watching gameplay on YouTube and compared it to my screen. There did seem to be a few things that seemed to be unique but mostly colors and sound effects, nothing that really lead me anywhere. I was about to give up when I realized there was still one that I hadn't checked, Bob on Battlefield. The very first level. So I went to the picture frame for it and jumped into the level. I immediately started running along with the gameplay video, but then noticed something different on mine. In the video there was just two Bob on Buddies at the beginning that give you information about the level, but in mine there was an additional one underneath the bridge that leads up to the mountain. I quickly ran over to it and punched it to get the information. It just said, under the bridge, the secrets await. I had no idea what this meant. So I walked over and started messing around under the bridge, picking and punching everything. I then discovered that you are able to grasp onto the underside of the bridge and climb across it. This was something I had never tried before and I didn't really see a purpose for it. Then I tried letting go of the bridge and doing the ground pound move, which finally broke a little square into the ground. There was one of those cannons that shoots you across the level, which I had definitely never seen before in all of my years of playing. I began getting into it and firing myself to different areas of the level, until I realized I should try firing myself off of the level, into the ocean. Aiming the cannon to the side, I successfully launched it and flew over the edge. Mario plummeted down toward the ocean below and into a little square tunnel which eventually lead to the little abandoned town in Wet Dry World. I had been down there before when playing the regular game but it was different now. It was almost as if it was in the past. There were a few characters with blonde hairpacing back and forth, seeming to patrol the streets. I approached one of them with a green tunic who some watch resembled Link from the Zelda games and attempted to speak to him. The character did not respond, it just gazed up at me and tear drops began to drip down his face. Then before I knew it Mario was surrounded by several of the little Link looking characters. They aggressively grabbed Mario and dragged him over to a little building, then opened the door and tossed him inside. A little text box popped up and said, the foundation sees all. They then slammed the door and left me in mostly darkness with a few other lifeless looking characters in there. They didn't seem like they belonged in a Mario game because they were dressed modern, almost like someone from the real world. One stood there staring into the corner while another just jumped in place. There was also a mirror in the back and I walked up and looked into it. I noticed that in the reflection I wasn't Mario anymore. I was a character that was dressed like me. Suddenly I heard the sound of rushing water outside the building. I ran over to the window to look out and saw the little characters in the town running and panicking. I then gazed up into the sky and witnessed a gigantic wario head there, just floating there laughing. I ran to the door to try to open it but nothing happened. Then the rune started filling with water. I looked at the other characters and oddly they didn't even seem worried. I just stayed in the same position they were in, as if this had happened hundreds of times before. Eventually when the room was full enough to swim, I dove down and checked everything, every possible way to get out but there was nothing. That was when the really scary stuff began. As I watched Mario's health go down, I began to feel short of breath as well. I panicked when I realized I couldn't breathe, pulled the cartridge out and smashed it on the ground. My breath seemed to come back to me at that point but I was really shaken up. I immediately called the cops but the guy I spoke to basically referred me to a psychiatrist instead. Then I started noticing the black van pulling up outside of my house. I must have triggered something and now I think I am being tracked. Either way please whatever you do do not investigate the Mario 64 conspiracy. That's really all I have to say. His story was sent to me over read it the day before retro gamer 86 went missing. I have searched for any related posts or content that he spoke about in the story but everything seems like it's been removed. So if you have any information on this case, please let me know and I want everyone to remember this as a cautionary tale to make sure that you leave this thing be. Do not investigate Mario 64.


Hello and welcome. This is Rod Davis for Burned to Learn. In this video we will show you how to fix a problem with configuring Gmail and Outlook 2016. Open Outlook and the first thing you will see is this Auto Account Setup page. This is a manual process so choose the manual setting and then click Next. Here choose POP and IMAP as your service and click Next. It's important that you understand and know what POP3 and IMAP do. POP3 is an incoming server. Its letters mean Post Office Protocol version 3. POP's job is to store sent and received email messages on your PC's hard drive. IMAP is a second incoming server and its letters mean Internet Message Access Protocol. IMAP job is to give you access to stored messages on your hard drive. So getting the settings for both POP3 and IMAP right during a configuration process is very important. Now you're looking at the POP and IMAP account settings where you put in user information, server information and logon. Let's begin with user information where you put your name and email address. Now input your username and password for your login, logon information. Now move to the server information and this is very key. To get this information return to your Gmail account and click on the setting gear wheel and then click on setting. Find the forwarding and POP slash IMAP setting, click it, scroll down, click on the configuration information link. This will produce a set of instructions for setting up Gmail with Outlook. Click on enable POP. The enable POP instructions is very important. You will need however to scroll down to step two and here is your configuration information. We want to put this information in our Outlook beginning with the incoming mail POP server email address. Go to Outlook and paste this. Return and now copy the outgoing mail SMTP server email address and put this in Outlook. It's also important that you understand what SMTP and SSL are and what they do. SMTP stands for simple mail transfer protocol. It is an outgoing mail server and its job is to deliver emails between servers. SSL stands for secure socket layer and its job is to secure and protect your email information. It's important that these settings are also correct during the configuration process or the configuration will not work. Click on more settings where we're going to check our general account to make sure the information is correct. Click the first box on the outgoing server. Notice that the port number is automatically set at 995. Now we're going to put the outgoing server port number of 465 into your Outlook. Click OK but now it's time to test everything. So click on test account settings. Click OK for the first test but cancel the second test because you get an error message. Close that error message box. Go back to your Gmail account. Open it but this time click on the nine dots at the upper right hand corner and click on my account. My account gives you quick access to settings to make this process work better for you. So now in my account click on sign in and security. Scroll down on this page until you find a section called allows less secure apps. If this is in the off position configuration won't work. So click on the on off switch changing the setting to on. Now let's go back to Outlook and retest. Click the test account settings and now it is working. Close this box. Click next and Outlook test is completed. Close this box and you see now you are congratulated. Click on finish and check to see if the newly configured Gmail account is on your Outlook and there it is. You are done. Congratulations.


U.S. Representative Hal Rogers and Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell announced that the Appalachian Regional Commission awarded 590-208 dollars to the City of Elkhorn for their sewer collection system. Since the announcement, Mountaintop spoke with Elkhorn Mayor Mike Taylor about the grant and coming sewer system changes. Well, the grant we received is for, we're going to be refurbishing our wastewater plant, not our wastewater plant, but our pump stations that are in bad condition and we'll be doing a lot of line replacements along with this we'll be getting seven hundred and some thousand dollars. We will be getting additional that's from a state funding, which is going to total like one point three million dollars. This has been very needed. Since taking office as Mayor, Taylor says a main focus of his was maintaining infrastructure such as the addition of their new wastewater plant in 2018. But this is a big start and I can't, you know, I can't thank Hal Rogers enough him and Mitch McConnell and Hal Rogers. It's been just wonderful. You know, help us a little town like Elkhorn City. And it's, and it's took time, you know, it's a thing that's took time to get this money. And I greatly appreciate the hard work that's been put into it to get it. Since the water plant's installation, Taylor says more opportunities have been given to us residents and businesses. With the new funds, Taylor hopes it will continue that progress. Because now, okay, say for instance, now we've got our wastewater plant. We was way over capacity when I become Mayor. We were not out of the hook. Nobody else. No business up. No, not even a trailer. And then when we got a new wastewater plant, we can handle four times what we were handling. So this is the industrial part who are that close to hit with our wastewater plant. We're at close with water to the wastewater plant that we can furnish water to there. So, you know, any kind of business that wanted to come in, we would have to, we would have structure to hold it. For Mountain Tom News, I'm Joel Hodgeall.


What is happening all you badass YouTube peeps, thanks for tuning back into the channel today. We've got something really awesome for you. We've got a scan tool selection here for you. We're going to be talking scan tools that the average at home DIY guy can get his hands on, how they work, how they hold up to each other, and how they're going to turn out and give you the best bang for your buck. So I know you guys as mechanics, you have a whole lot of different visions when it comes to needing scan tools or some kind of a code scanner for the cars that you guys have. Whether it's that budget of 10, 15, 20 bucks, or you're even looking for doing a whole lot more and spending that three to four hundred dollar range. Today I've got a range of five different scan tools from five different companies that sent me a couple of their tools to be able to test and give you guys a good idea of the range of uses that they'll get for you guys.  I've got things from the Audu OBD code reader here from like the $12, $15 range all the way up to a launch handheld scanner that's going to be right around $400. So let's get going into the lowest line scanner for you guys. So the first scanner that we come to is going to be this one from Audu. It is an OBD2 diagnostic interface. It actually uses a Wi-Fi signal that it puts out as soon as you plug it into an OBD2 port. It will put out that signal, use your smartphone or tablet or whatever Wi-Fi enabled device and you will connect its Wi-Fi. The downside to this one is they don't actually have their own software so you have to use a third-party software. You can get it from the app store, whether it be Google Play Store or Apple, you know, or whatever device you have. But there are so many different apps that you can get to use for these Wi-Fi style code readers. A couple of the ones that we use, you can download them for free. However, if you want to use very many of the actual functions that this will do and actually show you, you will have to pay for that app or that service. So say we plug this one in. It is an OBD2 interface that actually only will interact with the PCM or ECM in most cars. It will not do ABS, it will not do airbag, anything like that. So at a retail price of $14.99, it's really not that bad of a buy. If you add on the, you know, $4 or $5 in cost for the other apps that you have to get to do the full function that it does, then you're looking at right around $20.  You can spend anywhere from $1.99 to $2 all the way up to $5 subscription service per month if you want to use it on a monthly basis, you know, if you're doing at home garage or something like that. You're looking at between $15 and $20.25 for this kind of code scanner, which, you know, if that's for you, then that's for you. It's the easy one. You don't have to have another interface. That's what you have with your cell phone. You can use it anywhere you go. Now on to the next one. The next one that we come to in our list is going to be this little code reader code scanner eraser tool from Ottmore, A-U-T-M-O-R. You can find this one on Amazon for around $19.50 right around there. So at about the same function as the Wi-Fi OBD2 port that we just saw, this one is going to be an all-in-one unit. So you won't have to have a cell phone or anything along those lines. This is going to do just about the same functions. So that's why I will be plugging this one in to show you the functions that you will just about be seeing in the last product as well. I've got the good old Duramax here, and we're going to be plugging that one in and I'll start showing you what this thing can do. So for the first test, we're going to use the Duramax, and I'm going to plug it in, and I will give you a general speed test of how long it takes this thing to boot up. So I can get it plugged in there. So, here we go. Plugged in. And we're going to enter to skin, waiting for connection of the vehicle, the Wi-Fi OBD2. And within five seconds, it's got the codes found, how many monitors it's got to tell, whether they're all okay and everything like that. So it's only got two buttons, enter and to scroll down. You can read codes, erase codes, view freeze frame data, ready report monitor, vehicle info. So we can look at the VIN number, calibration IDs, blah, blah, blah, previous menu. So we're going to go down to I am, readiness.  Misfire and fuel system monitor, they have not had any issues. Catalyst, evap system, secondary air, EGR system, evap. So it actually reads quite a bit. So that is the code scanner from Autmore. And like in the other one, you can read codes, erase codes. Yes, erase. And it's just as simple as that. So for under $20, you can have this single all-in-one handheld code reader code scanner. If you were to have codes, it would read the code number and small detail below it. And we will show you that real quick. So now I have purposely set a check engine light and we're going to read the code. You have a PO-107, manifold absolute pressure barometer, pressure sensor circuit low. So it gives you the DTC number, generic function, and what the description of the code is.  There we go. Simple as that. That's how that scanner works. Very simple, very easy for the DIY guy. So the second scan tool, or the third I should say scan tool that we come to, is from a company called Ansel. It is their AD410 OBD2 plus CAN functionality scanner reader. So we're going to plug this one in and see what this one does. See how long of a boot up time we have is very little boot up time. It comes up right to OBD2. We're going to scan that. Mill status is on. It shows that DTC is in the ECU. All of these streams supported. We are going to read the code. We are on current DTCs. It shows our PO-107 manifold absolute pressure, barometric pressure, sensor circuit low. General circuit failure. If you were to have more, you'd be able to scroll down. So we will exit that. And you can also see pending and permanent DTCs as well. I like the fact that this one has a color screen. This one is able to do a little bit more. You have your IM readiness monitor. Plus you also have some data stream and freeze frames as well. We've got O2 sensor tests, onboard monitoring, evap system test, and the general vehicle information just like any of the other ones. So we will go back into this. And I want to see the data stream for this. We'll see how many this actually has. So we have coolant temp, map, RPM, vehicle speed, intake air temp, mass airflow, which we're not going to read because that one's unplugged. OUGD, PTO status, which one this one doesn't have, runtime, mill, EGR, warm up time, barometric pressure, vehicle power, lambda pressure, temperature outside, accelerator pedal position, and fuel type. So this one has quite a few more PIDs and live data feeds that you're able to read. I like that one. So for this price, you know, I'd say this one was really good. It's able to give you quite a few more little options. Test is not supported in this vehicle. I'm sure we'll run into that quite often, you know, with the diesel, you know, since they really don't run much evaporative emission systems issues on these. O2 sensor test, also not going to have on this vehicle either. So that's an OGO. So all in all, that's a really neat little code scanner, code reader, able to... the readiness, setup, DTC lookup. Oh, that's a neat function. So you can look at the P and U codes. Cool. So we'd be able to look that one up. Oh, if you have recorded data, it'll be stored in there. Any and all DTC data. Pretty cool, guys. So that one is from Ansel. So that's a good midline scanner for you guys. If you want to be able to see some reports, see the IM readiness monitors, you guys are more in tune to what your vehicle is doing and what you want to see it doing. That's the functionality of this scan tool. We will grab the next one and see what the next one up has. So now I'm moving on to our fourth scanner. This one is the cheaper version of Snap-on. It is the BluePoint EECR2 code reader scanner. This one does ABS function as well. DTCs, IM readiness monitors. So we'll hook this one up and see how fast this one boots. Auto-links detects the protocol. Link to CAN network. So this one's a little bit slower, but it pops up the DTCs right away. PO-107 map sensor. You're able to scan through to any other codes. So you've got the pending and the stored mill light. If you want to, it has an erase button right here on it. You don't have to scroll and find the erase function. So it has a couple of more function buttons there for you. So you're able to erase. Erase successful. If it were to do that, but I know the code is still there. So all we have to do is hit the power button again. It rescans the vehicle and finds out that you still have an active code. If you were to have an ABS code, you'd be able to hit the ABS function where you can then view enhanced DTCs which are more of like manufacturer-specific DTCs that may not show up on a standard OBD2 scan, the ABS DTCs, vehicle info, and other settings. So it knows it's a GBS. We have a code in there for a C0035 ABS right front wheel speed sensor fault. Scroll through our ABS codes. Those are the codes we have in there. Will it clear them? Is able to read and clear all ABS codes as well. So a little bit more functionality there for you. Throwing it in there in the middle. This one is in the range of about $120. So it steps up the price a little bit, but also the functionality of it as well. Backlit screen to it. We're going to go back to the DTC functions once it reads through. And we can view our enhanced DTCs. Current mill DTCs, failures, history DTCs. So I want to see our vehicle info now. Vehicle ID, available modules. Not really much there. So we have our cat conditions, O2s, if it were to have some. EGR, air, EVAP conditions. So that's our readiness monitors. And then here is our readout functions. Load percentage, coolant temp, map, RPM, vehicle speed, intake air temp, mass air flow, input, runtime, fuel pressure, command EGR, EGR error percentage, bare metric pressure, ECU voltage, ambient temperature, accelerator pedal position. So really the inputs and the pids that this one's able to read is just about the same as the last two. The only difference that this one has is a couple of the extra buttons and quick functions to it. So you're stepping up for that and kind of the name of the blue point snap on as well, I think. But this one is a really good scan tool. I've actually had this one and I've used this one for the past year and a half, two years. So it's really good and it's really always been there for when I need it to. Always able to take it out onto the lot, clear codes. That's really easy. It boots up really fast and you're able to scan in clear codes a lot faster than having to wait for our factory scan tools to do so. So that is the Blue Point EECR-2 Handheld Scan Tool. So the fifth and final scan tool that we're going to come to is from a company called Launch. They're a little bit bigger company. They put out some nice, nice scan tools. This is going to be their CRP429 Handheld Scan Tool. It's going to have quite a bit more functionality, but it's going to come with a price tag as well. This one's going to run you right around $399-400. It's got quite a few more functions in VIN scan. It's able to connect to Wi-Fi. It's got a touch screen. So we're going to get into this one and show you how many more functions this thing is going to give you for that extra price tag. So we're going to plug this one in here and it's going to immediately do a VIN scan on the vehicle, pulls up my VIN number, and we're going to start a system identification. In a little bit newer vehicles, this would be able to auto ID and pull up everything normally. This one being a little bit of an older vehicle, you will have to put some input into it. This is a Silverado four-wheel drive, pulls up the VIN. Yes, it has automatic transfer case, dual-zone, auto HVAC. Radio doesn't matter because I have an aftermarket one anyways. This is over 8600GVW and then it's going to be doing a full system health scan report. If we didn't want to do that, we could back out and we could just go into an OBD2 function, but I want this thing to go through here and I want you to see the functionality that it does right off the bat. So if you were to have this vehicle come into your shop and you wanted to just do a general scan of the whole vehicle, you let it go, do what it needs to, and it's going to scan every single module that it has the availability of seeing in your vehicle, record all the codes, and then it's going to give you a vehicle health report at the end. So it takes approximately two to three minutes to run a full vehicle scan report across all of the modules and it really does read every single module. So it's going to scan and it's going to save the scan report all of the individual codes that are in each individual module. Even the ones that don't have any codes, it scans it and saves it in there. So this is actually saved into the scan tool and then you are able to just have it in here for future reference or you can share this. This, as you notice up here, does have a Wi-Fi signal. It does connect to our local Wi-Fi and you can share this and send it to any email with a message or even a customer's email if you want to send them their full vehicle scan report as well. It includes the voltage and everything else. So a full vehicle scan report within a couple of minutes is a great upsell for a customer. You are able to see their whole vehicle electronically. Okay, so we will get out of this and we are back to our home screen. The really cool thing about this one is going to be all of its reset functions. The really quick things that you want to be able to get to. So we're going to go over to our reset tab. This is able to reset brake pad wear indicators on the vehicles that have that. Oil change reset, that is the biggest one. Rather than having to look up online and find all of the oil change resets you have to hold your left tongue here, push this button, turn this key, whatever. This is the way to manually reset the oil change indicator or it will tell you how to do the manual functions on the vehicle as well in some applications. Able to do steering angle sensor resets, battery resets after you've removed and changed the battery. It does ABS brake bleeding, a really cool function. But I think one of the best ones is going to be our diesel particulate filters. It's able to do general regions. Something that is awesome these days, especially when we're talking about all of the after treatment exhausts that we have, the diesel particulate filters get a great set build up and we need to do regions. This can do that. Another really awesome function is going to be our skim and key functions. This will program keys. In a lot of vehicles and manufacturers you will still need to get a pin code of some kind to be able to program those keys but this scandal does have that functionality. And the last thing is going to be injectors. When you put injectors into diesels or direct injected motors they are coded with a certain code for their pulse width and how they are, their flow rates. So this is able to program the diesel injector flow rates. So really awesome functions that everyone is going to need for especially if you have a whole lot of customers coming through and you want to get those quick functions in. So we are able to read data of the vehicle and we can go to our find your data link connector for whichever said vehicle. The diagnostic report. And then this has the stored reports of all the vehicles that I have stored on here. So I am just able to bring up any of the old vehicles. It has quite a bit of memory in this one. I have got 5 or 6 vehicles stored and I have used about 2% memory on it. You are able to look through the DTC library scan through and find any kind of scan tool or codes that you are wanting to find just for giggles. Let's look through P0700 transmission general control system failure. And brings up all of the description for that. All of our firmwares frankly ask questions and then we can go into our OBD2. It is going to scan the vehicle again, the protocol and then we can read all of these different things. Our readiness monitors which we have already seen on this one. Our live data. This thing reads a whole lot of live data. So all of the available data we are able to click on any of these as well and we see them on their own graphs. If I don't want to see and read all 37 of these at the same time I can find that. And then I can also look at this and the graph as well. So that's a pretty cool function and it is able to record as well. So we will go back to home page. This thing as well since we are connected to wifi does upgrade as well over the wifi is able to upgrade each individual manufacturer. So this thing also does so many manufacturers. Everything from Citroen Chrysler Audi all the way down through Subaru, Suzuki, Volvo, Volkswagen and everything in between. I have not had a vehicle yet that this isn't able to scan and read and do at least the basic functions of. In all this is a very powerful scan tool. Something that a great shop is going to need to have in their arsenal. Here at the bottom we've got hard keys for everything else as well. You're able to download, put things into functions. You're able to do a screenshot. It takes a screenshot if you are doing live recording data and you want to see that moment. It takes that one. It takes you to your questions. The vehicle monitors your VIN check again.  And that's our scanned diagnostic reports. The quick function key to that. We were in our diagnostic session there. So a whole lot of functions. Now I've been talking with a couple of the guys at launch and they are going to have a new platform to where some of the shop owners and other of these Gear Plus customers are going to be able to go into kind of like the Snap-on sharing community where they can put their known good fixes for certain codes that come to those vehicles. They can put them on an online database to be able to share between the community as well. So that is coming in the future. They've put the software in this one. So it will be there on future updates and versions. You can change your settings. From sound network. So this thing is a very nice, powerful scan tool. As well it should be for the money. So this is the launch CRP 429. So these are the five that we went through. And just to give a quick overview one more time with the prices. We have the OBD2 quick scanner that just diagnostic interfaces in through its own Wi-Fi. That one is going to be around $14. The automor. This is the standalone. You're not having to use your cell phone for this one. Does the OBD code reading in engine only. And reads and clears codes. That one is right around $20. The Ansel 8410. This one has the color screen. Reads ABS. Reads other scans. Has PID inputs. This one is right around $45. Step up to the blue point. EECR2 backlit. Not color screen but backlit. Has a couple of more button functions. ABS codes for sure. Different manufacturer specialized codes. DTCs clearing. Also just as many PIDs if not more. This one was right around $120. I know it's a bit of a step up. But then to the launch CRP 429 full color screen touch screen as well. Plenty of hard keys to go to the saved functions that you really use most often. Saves diagnostic reports and connects to Wi-Fi to be able to email those reports as well. As have all of the other reset functions with the vector coding. The oil change reset steering angle sensors etc. I could go on for another hour about that thing. But I would have to say this is by far my favorite. But that's because I work in a shop and I need these functions on a day to day basis. Now whether you need those functions or not, that is up to you. If you are the DIY guy who uses your cell phone here and there, then you can spend $15-$20. Get a scan reader like that. If you want to read ABS codes, you're going to be in this range or if you just want to be able to see your codes whenever you need them, that's going to be your auto more little handheld scanner all in one. That is our lineup. I hope you guys learn something from those. Also these companies were awesome enough to add in some discount codes for their scanners as well. Make sure you check out the description down below. I will have those listed there. They're anywhere from $5-10% to $40 off the launch scan tool. So a big thank you to the companies for hooking us up on that one. Well guys, that's about all I've got for you this evening.  They were awesome enough to send me some of those to do for testing and to be able to show you guys what kind of products they have out on the market and hopefully give you some insight on what they are able to do. Whether you are the guy who needs the cheaper scan tool or you've got your own little business and you need something a little bit more powerful, these are the things that you guys are going to want. At least that's what I'm hoping for. Hopefully you learned something today. I really appreciate you guys tuning in. Make sure you go and check me out over on Instagram. I have Facebook page as well. This Saturday don't forget about the giveaway. I'll put the link down in the description for you guys to get hooked up on that one. But the live stream for that one, I will be giving away plenty of more things as well. So you're going to want to tune into that one. It's going to be this Saturday 8 30 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. So again, thanks and you guys stay awesome.


Hey there, today we're going to try to answer the question, what is a vector? In math and science, we see a lot of numbers, but a number by itself is meaningless. It only becomes a value when it is associated with a unit. The unit establishes a scale whereby the value can be compared to other values. The two together comprise a scalar value. One way to visualize a scalar value is to represent it in physical space on a number line. An effective number line will include two labeled tick marks. One that establishes the location of the starting number, usually zero, and often called the origin. The other mark establishes the magnitude, a scalar value with a number and a unit, represented by the distance between the two marks, as well as establishing in which direction the line is positive and which direction the line is negative or smaller values. For example, the distance between two tick marks on this number line represents, not 20 years, represents 10 years. The distance between two tick marks would represent 20 years. Once you have a number line, any scalar value using the same units can then be represented with the location on the number line. For example, my son is aged six, my age is 47, however, there's not enough particular room here, and my father's age, 40, 60. My father's age would be out here at about 68. Different units may represent the same measurable quantities. For example, length might be measured in centimeters or feet or miles. Time might be measured in seconds or days or decades. Weight might be measured in pounds or newtons or tons. If we use different units to measure the same quantities, if we use different units to measure the same quantities, there may be different values to represent the same scalar value. For example, one inch might be the same as 2.54 centimeters. Notice similar quantities, they're both lengths, but we're using different units to represent the same scalar value. Let's consider another term here. An entity is some identical object or construct with a dimension that can be measured with a quantity. In other words, a quantity measures a dimension of an entity. Let's consider some examples. Length is a quantity that measures across, that would be a dimension, a thumbnail. That would be the entity that would be measuring. Weight might be a quantity in earth gravity of a truck. The truck is the entity. And finally, time from start to finish of a swim race. The details about the dimension of the start to finish and the entity is the swim race. Note that multiple quantities measuring different dimensions can be associated with the same entity. For example, if the entity is Dr. Love, he might have multiple quantities associated with different dimensions. For example, his age, his weight, his height, and his heart rate are all different quantities that can be assigned scalar values. And notice the scalar values require units to give them meaning. BPM in this case is beats per minute, which is the count of the number of beats the heart would do in a period of a minute. This group, if we take this group of associated scalar values, that is known as a vector. The number of included scalar values is the dimension of the vector. In this case, this vector has four pieces of score scalar values associated with it. So it has a dimension of four. Notice another vector might exist with the same dimensions, but with different values, usually representing a different entity. For example, here's another person with a different age and a different weight, height, and heart rate. This ordered list of quantities defines the basis of the vector. In other words, this set of quantities, the age, the weight, the height, the heart rate are the basis of our vector. And notice the order that they are in is important. In algebra class, you learn about ordered pairs where it's important to list the first number followed by the second number. Similarly, if you're defining the basis for your vector, what the scalar values you're actually using or the quantities you're actually using are important, and the order that they're represented in is also important. So this is the basis while the associated numbers are the components. In this case, the components here are 6, 48, 49, and 78, whereas the components of the vector for the other entity for Dr. Love are 47, 203, 69, and 64. Note that the same vector can be expressed using different combination of basis and components. For example, in our original case up here, we had the information 47, 203, 69, and 64, which made sense in the basis where we had the age and years, the weight in pounds, the height in inches, and the beats per minute, which is the heart rate. However, if we took that information, we could have the same information reorganized. Consider this vector. In this case, the weight in pounds is listed first, the height is listed second, but it's now listed in centimeters. The heart rate is now listed in beats per hour, which is a strange number, but we'll use it in this case, and the age is listed in months. Notice that the components are different and the basis is different, but the vector is the same. It represents the same information. A number line, property labeled, is a visual representation of one dimension of the basis. Here, for example, is a representation of 47 years. Each component can be mapped with a location on the line. Here I'm establishing a basis of weight in pounds with a location representing a particular scalar value. This is yet another way of representing that vector of physical information for Dr. Love. If we take two of those number lines, something you've done in algebra classes, take two of those number lines and orient them perpendicularly.  Notice this is a place in two-dimensional space. For example, this point in space here with the components 47 and 69 would represent someone who was 47 years old at the height of 69 inches. We can do a similar thing in three dimensions by using three different bases sketched out, in this case sketched out in two-dimensional space, but if we use those three dimensions, we can represent three pieces of information with the components 47, 203, and 64 here. We're representing somebody who is, again, 47 years of age, 203 pounds in weight, and has a heart rate of 64 beats per minute, as long as we're drawing this in the three-dimensional basis defined by these number lines.


What's up everybody, Jason here for JasperCaseBrace.com. This is our last and only filler we have to do for the impeccable basketball mixer. We're gonna get away with the last four spots to unlock the break with this 1920 Penini Mosaic Hobby Pack Break number 355. Again guys, first we do the break, randomized customer names, teams strip the hits out. Then at the end, randomized customer names, top four get in. So, Sean, Nico, and Michael bought in before Carl just cleaned it up. So there you go, there's all the four customers there. Good luck to everybody. Roll it, let's do the break first. Six and a three, nine times. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine. Nine times, Carl, down to Carl. Nine times, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight. Nine, Utah Jazz, down to the Pels. All right, I'm gonna stick to what you got, guys. And then the only teams that you did not get Carl was the New York Knicks, Timberwolves, and Gristis. Let's rip this Hobby Pack. Whatever you, Rex. Drummin', Brandon Ingram, Swagger, Hunter, Winler, Knicks, Claxton. Hobby Chance, but nothing crazy out of this Hobby Pack. Switched teams, and again, top four, four get in. Roll, five and a four, again, rolling another nine. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight. Boom, five, four, nine, and then I see Michael Niko here and Sean at nine, so it looks like Carl, you should be good. And there you go, top four of yours. Appreciate it, congratulations, Carl. Now coming up next is the break itself.


From VOA Learning English, this is the health report in special English. An advisory group has suggested that everyone in the United States between the ages of 15 and 65 should get tested for HIV, the virus that causes AIDS. The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force says wider public acceptance of HIV testing could lead to earlier treatment for those infected, and it would further slow the spread of AIDS. The 16 medical experts on the Task Force are appointed by the government. They examine scientific evidence for and against healthcare services designed to prevent disease. HIV is spread through unprotected sex or contact with an infected person's blood. In 2005, the Task Force recommended testing for all pregnant women and anyone at increased risk of HIV. Now, HIV tests could be offered as an early screening tool. He says that makes more sense than offering it later when people go to the doctor for tests to find out why they are sick. An estimated 1.2 million Americans have HIV. Each year, about 50,000 more get infected. Up to 25% of all infected people do not know they have the virus. But among young people, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says about 60% do not know it. The CDC says one-fourth of new infections in the United States are in young people aged 13 to 24. December 1st was World AIDS Day. The latest United Nations AIDS report says 25 low- to middle-income countries have cut their rate of new infections in half since 2001. Most of those countries are in sub-Saharan Africa. But UN AIDS researchers say the number of new cases has risen more than 35% in the Middle East and North Africa in the last 10 years. For VOA Learning English, I'm Alex Villareal.