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Oh, yeah, Paul I'm very good. Thanks again for having me on just to get on this for your money near the time It's always good to get a cool pressure on it, you know Is there any pressure on you the minute? It's more or less off now, you know just getting getting the PA set up and getting everybody sort of organized Yes, away in the years or mixes for monitor mixes and whatever you know Only that there's a guy coming along Paul spare and I think the column is a sound engineer. He's coming along to do sound on the night We just set up the PA and get as much stuff ready for him And he's going to do all the mix on that so that's great takes the pressure off for sales really So that I could mix it I You're gonna slap in the drums yourself. I we're gonna be we'll probably be on later on it'll be We're trying to get so many people in during the live broadcast as possible. So we have a house band then we have Seven or eight different singers that they're back and we're only gonna get away with about two songs each Roughly such as Elena in general and generally you might get some of the bands and later on then but For the first two hours, hopefully we'll get as much as we can and they're for your show and again Thanks for for a broadcast live I want to say thanks to the team here tight end who supported us on it I would like to say the very very very good this and we're looking we're really With me and Jim had a meeting this morning about it. I'm just really excited for it Hopefully, I think you should be a big crowd at all. Well, the thing about it don't it's You know the proceeds are an aid of the friends and let it Kenny hospital and the mission is by donation donation You don't you don't have to give if you don't want it's only there as a Bonus to the hospital and nobody under any pressure to give anything at all. I'm definitely no coverage out. No There's definitely there's no tickets Want to draw or something on the night That's all there if anybody wants to get in touch maybe about putting up a prize I think they have some way they've set up something somewhere on Facebook or something To Do you know when it was mentioned at the start in Appreciation night off Ted and his music and his legacy a lot of names you there's no problem following us all ten times over Nobody's offended if they weren't as well as this is the whole thing about it It's even coming up just last night. I thought oh There's another person that played music along with it. I haven't been talking to them But everybody really should just take it of the dome or if even they didn't know him. Yes That is two cases there celebrate his life. Yes, and then the option of giving something to charity excellent You don't have to know him just come along and enjoy the entertainment on the night The the MC is of course, John Lee and the capable hands of John Lee. There's no doubt about that Absolutely, I'll just go through the artist some of the artists here. Oh, you can you can step on if there's not Tanya McCollough there Mark black. Yes, the mine builders, of course. Yes, and Brandon Kwan. Yes raw the rednecks. Yes Brilliant air watch looking forward to meeting there again the Henry girls. Yes, Paul Casey and Gino Lappari Yes, and there's a gallery there as well. And do you know here's a gentleman called a fake or ten French? A man from Dublin. Yes, we were looking at his Basically a CV. Oh my god. What is he not done? Just if you want to mention a few things those people wouldn't be that familiar with the name wouldn't resonate Maybe the guy is just so tall and it has played and so many things arranged Strings and so many things. So if you can go over a wee bit of that there now, just you know, he has he has Record he actually recorded a co-wrote the theme tune for the doctor who theme and He credit it with the string arrangements on the boomtown rats. I don't like Mondays and the fairy tale of New York He has worked with other artists including Van Morrison on That amazing album from 1989 avalanche sunset. He's worked with Elvis Costello Art Geofangl the late scenario corner the cores and let fall in it and our Joan Armatrading Paul McCartney and Van Morrison song have a told you lately are among his favorite Tracks to work on and they taught Paul McCartney's late wife Linda. How do you play the piano? Isn't that amazing? You know, that's something he has wrote scores and composed music for films for Pearl Harbor The boxer the Taylor of Panama and the ring and that's just scraping the top of it there So he has written he has written a piece on that he has yes, I'll be playing that That'll be the first piece to be played. There's there's somebody there with them as well caramel I didn't get her second name. Okay. There's some girl called caramel doing doing something on Has part of the show as well. I'm not too sure what our second name was. I forgot to get that actually But maybe find out before we put it up From your own point of view Mixed emotion light It'll be up and down and only rightly so because It's a fondness of the Ted was remembered. So it's waking Ted. It's this Monday night on the night a clock sharp. Yeah, the clock sharp We'd encourage you to come down just come down support even sport to Charlie, but listen to your own for a night's entertainment and to say it is by donation only and Proceeds in aid of the Friends of Lerner County Hospital and they are absolutely delighted to be on board with this as well and We'll be down there bright and breezy and early and we're looking forward to it and Have you some there's some more acts on it? Do you want to go in as well? Look the most recent band that Ted had played with the red next to the blue grass stuff. So there Yes, I think Pat Muldown is standing on on that as well with them. You know, yes That'll be good for because he played a lot with Ted as well And you have the honky-tonk heroes you have Pat St. Jody geller possibly They're not related at all, but there's both gellers my generation who does the people and I must thank them there supplying the PA Well done Daniel Sheridan who's the boss there? He's he runs a band. So you have my generation your son plays in it on some other friend three piece Storm chaser then they're kind of a rock band in from from Jerry and Frankie Robbins If you ever Frankies come along to do a spot as well excellent and Sean Sweeney in stray. Yeah, and Alan Wilders Hopefully the governor's I know Andy Davison's away in holidays. He texts me to say sorry. He couldn't make it whatever I'll end obviously we're just gonna try and get it through as quick as we can Not your people too late on the night. No, but it's gonna be an enjoyable night. That's the main thing And by the way, Carmel is favorite wife. Oh There you are. I've just been told so yes, thank you. That solves that problem Well come here Ted, thanks our Ted Don thanks very much for coming up. We really appreciate it and we are delighted and we can't wait for more We're really genuinely excited for it. So as I said once again doors open at seven 730 and the show starts exactly on the nose at 8 p.m. And we will be Broadcasting live as I said here in hiding room for them. We can't make it But we will be streaming it and we will be not be streaming the show We'll be streaming the acts and talk to the action getting a few songs them as well And as I say we want to thank you don't for allowing us that probably as well Because it's an absolute delight for us on an honor Paul Casey with their and Paul has sent us a song by at Gino Lapare has just released Paul produced it and It's an old Ray Couture song It's called Jesus on the mainland and on the mainland and Jimmy was playing it I think we'll work with us don't thanks very much the best I'd like to just thank Helen radio and yourself Paul and Jimmy for looking after this big time looking forward to


When I started medical school, I had good intentions of working to be both a great doctor and being happy and fulfilled. And honestly, every student starts that way.  Let's break them down. Hey friends, welcome back to the channel. In case you're new here, my name is Lakshman, currently an internal medicine hospitalist going back to fellowship to be a cardiologist. And here we make videos and episodes to help you succeed on your journey with less stress. And as the making of this episode, we're about to start a new semester of medical school, which means many of you guys will be starting medical school for the first time. And in case you are this summer or later in the future or are just early on in the journey, here are three things I wish somebody had just told me on my first day saying to this, don't do that. It'll make the difference between how happy you are and how successful and while you do. And so not only are we gonna talk about the three things that most people don't know, we're also gonna talk about how to fix it so that make sure that regardless of where you are on your journey, you can absolutely crush it. And if you want to even more help for free to help you crush on your medical journey down below, just check out the medical success handbook. It's a free document that we're updating on a weekly basis with our best tips and strategies that again, I wish I knew my first day of medical school. But let's get into those three things you absolutely can't miss out. Number one is the balance paradox. Now when you start medical school and I definitely did this, you have a vision of what your life as a student is going to be like. And it's a very optimistic version where you're academically doing well, but so are the other elements of your life.  I'm gonna run, I'm gonna go to the gym, I'm gonna spend time with my family, I'm gonna learn some new hobbies. These are gonna be four years and not only do you get to grow into a future healthcare provider, but also as an amazing individual. But here's where the paradox comes in. And the process of chasing that first thing that we talked about, which is the academic success, you're gonna have your ups and downs. You're gonna have some classes where you absolutely crush it, some quizzes and exams that just don't go your way. You're gonna have some ups and downs. But as many medical students on the medical journey up to this point are used to consistency where they're just crushing it all the time. Thus you made it into medical school in the first place. And so when you finally first experience those ups and downs, if things not going your way, those other things that you mentioned of being the optimized version of yourself, the fitness, the hobbies, those other people go right out the window. And so what ends up happening is you go from class to class, rotation, rotation, exam to exam. And I was definitely guilty of this where things weren't going my way. I tried to figure them out and even if I finally nailed it down and I felt my study, my time management, everything was on point. I didn't wanna screw it up. And so I never really tried to find time to return to the optimized version of myself where I was academically strong, but so were the other aspects of my life. And in reality, in that search of balance, you never ease up because you don't want that academic part to ever be a failure. Now, fast forward weeks to months when things are not working out and it's going to happen to every single student, the next thing you're gonna do is look for other things that don't seem essential. Whether it's working out at more free time that you've dedicated to yourself, you're gonna start removing those from your schedule and from your availability, because again, in your mind, you can't fail academically, thus these things don't matter. But here's where the paradox comes in and what I wish somebody had told me on my first day of medical school as well as every day thereafter is that that version of yourself that you had initially set up in your mind who was doing academically strong as well as well balanced everywhere else, that is honestly the best version of yourself that is necessary for you to become academically successful as well. In my mind, logically, it made sense that if I wasn't doing well academically, I needed to study more and thus things that initially were taken up that time slot, at least for the time being would have to go on the backseat. And sure for a time being, you can make that work. You can cram, you can try to force yourself to study and learn as much as possible, do well on exam, but you can only do that for so long. But in reality, to be able to get to the academic level that I need, I need those other aspects of my life to also be as tuned up as possible. I need to make sure that my fitness is at the best point possible. I wanna make sure that I'm getting as much sleep as I possibly can. I wanna make sure that those people and those things that make me happy are still there because then when it's time to study, I'm happy. I'm not demotivated because the other aspects of my life are no longer there. I'm actually more excited to learn about whatever it is that day to become that great future physician because I know those other aspects of my life that are keeping me happy are there and present. So understand that chase of getting those good grades, optimizing those other elements of your life that you know need to be there is very essential to do well in the first place. As a pro tip, if you feel like you have no time for yourself, go ahead and look at a blank calendar for next week and just essentially set yourself up for appointments for those things. So if I really wanted to get my fitness in, even if it was twice a week, I would say, here's gonna be a workout, here's a workout. Just like if you had a doctor's appointment, you would miss it, same thing for your workout. If you wanna prioritize your relationships, for example, I was engaged in medical school and doing long distance with my now wife. So every single evening, we would make sure we set some time to get on a quick Zoom call or whatever it may be and just catch up on each other's day. It was scheduled into my calendar. I couldn't miss it and I couldn't fill it in with something that was academically related because I knew to make sure that I was crushing it in school, I had to make sure that that relationship also remained strong. And so continue to fill that calendar with all those things that matter to you, whether it's a hobby, those workouts, those times with your favorite people, just spending time doing absolutely nothing, those are absolutely essential to make sure you'd have that balance so when it's time to study, you're ready to go. And so final big takeaway on this is that if things are not working, don't always just chase improvement, understand that your balance is important and often it's the answer for you to be able to find that improvement in the first place. Now number two is what I like to call voluntary amnesia. Now this one I am very much guilty of still to this day, even as a full-time physician, I'm working on it, but I definitely would like to share with you because again, I wish somebody had given it to me my first day of medical school. Now to understand this concept, think about a scenario where you're with a group of friends and most of us have somebody in our friend circle who just tends to have a story that's amazing for pretty much any scenario and everyone in your friend group ends up being open to your sister's individual when they tell a story because it ends up being just a fantastic, memorable, humorous, whatever story it may be. It seems like they always have some kind of experience that they can kind of share with regardless of what scenario you guys are talking about. Now in reality, most of us have these experiences in our life as well and we could be the storyteller within our friend group, maybe you are, but the main reason that you may not be is because we just don't take enough time to one, be aware and two to reflect on them to be able to collect them within our system. Now in our personal life, how aware and reflective we are is a person by person basis, but imagine doing the same mistake on your medical journey. This is a journey, by the way, that most of us pay for through medical school loans, which I've done. Imagine going through four years of medical school plus building up that interest in residency, paying for this experience and not taking the time to actually memorize and remember all of those experiences you've had, even if they're small and seeing if they could be useful to you in the future. Compare that to how much time we spend on trying to memorize flashcards on the smallest details on a PowerPoint slide to make sure that we do well on an upcoming quiz. Most of us, and I'm guilty of this too, will go through an experience whether it be an entire rotation, an entire year of medical school, or unfortunately even all four years of medical school and not take the time to say, what were my big takeaways from today, from this rotation, from these patients?  You just basically wasted four years of your life that could have been much more fulfilling, much more enriching. Compare that to how much time you would spend on reviewing flashcards or small little detail on an upcoming board exam or on a PowerPoint slide to make sure you just do well for an upcoming quiz. Imagine if we gave that same level of effort to just say, what were my big takeaways from this? How can I store this in a useful fashion that I could use this in the future? And help myself build as a future physician and just know what I want. You just have countless experiences that you'd be able to fall back on if things weren't going well or if you need to reflect on understanding what you wanted in the first place. And before I share one simple way of how you can do this better on your life and on your medical journey, first let's talk about why it's so important. What happens if you don't do this, whether it's now or in the next few years of your journey? The first thing that happens is the entire experience feels mundane. There are tons of students who go in with the best intention and have the most optimistic view of what medical school and the medical journey will be like. And unfortunately, because they don't take that time to reflect on all the small things, everything just doesn't feel as exciting as it should have. But if you take a step back, you realize that you've gone to anatomy lab and you looked at true human cadavers and done dissections and seen the inside of bodies that very few humans will get to do. You have done cool classes like cardiology. I'm very biased. You've been on rotations that are amazing like surgery. For example, my whole surgery rotation was pretty boring. But if I take a step back, I realized that I've seen some really cool surgeries, been in the OR, seen the inside of the body, seen somebody repair something that looks irreparable. That would have been freaking amazing to reflect on and my surgery experience probably would have been better. So to avoid them mundane, you have to make sure that you're always reflecting and always remembering and storing these small experiences. Now, if at this point you're saying, Lux, I don't really care about all that, then the second one you will, which is that you're gonna have little little experiences to talk about. So if you're interested in getting into a good residency program, getting those scholarships, getting into honor society, it's getting into fellowship, you wanna make sure you have this big of a pool of experiences to talk about and really you can tell the difference between one, a student who has no experiences, to a student who just kind of made up the experiences they've had and try to twist them into telling a story. And the third one is somebody who has truly given thought about all the things that they've been through and understand this is why I wanna go into cardiology or internal medicine or whatever it may be. The third one is always the most attractive, even if the rest of the application doesn't look as stellar, they can speak about those experiences and actually truly convince somebody, I know I want this position, I know I want this job, I want this specialty, they're the better bet in terms of that residency or fellowship spot. And so if you don't want it to feel like just everybody else in the cycle, I wanna feel competitive, sometimes the easiest thing to do is reflect on those experiences you've been through and avoid having that voluntary amnesia. Now in the flip side, here are three amazing things that happen if you do avoid that voluntary amnesia. Number one is that you're going to be happy and you're going to be likely happier than your colleagues because both of you guys will go through the same experiences, but if things are good, you're going to make them even better by reflecting on them. On the flip side, your colleague is just gonna perseverate on things not going well, build up anxiety, but never really come up with a solution in the future when that happens again, it likely will. Number two is that through reflection, you know what you want. Again, when I sit on the other side of an interview table, I often can tell that person with good confidence, this is what I want for internal medicine, this is what I want for cardiology. These are the experiences that have told me that and I don't have to do more convincing than just speak authentically about those experiences. Again, it shows off through your personal statements, your interviews, that's what you want. You don't wanna be inauthentic or feel like a cookie cutter applicant and the best way to do that is reflect. That way you're convincing without trying to convince yourself that all of that you're saying is true. Number three, you just tend to be more relaxed.  And that just keeps you even keel, it keeps you kind of humbled throughout the process and that's exactly what you want. Now, a very simple way of getting better at voluntary amnesia is just having a collection system of how you wanna sort things. I am very big on digital storing. So I love to use Notion. So if I had to create a very quick table of my experiences, I would just make each little section all the experience that it had. So if I learned to call Pearl, I would just type that in and just categorize that as Pearl. If I had a cold patient experience, I would add it in there. I don't have to necessarily give them all thought. Now I can come back and reflect when I have time, but I just have all my experiences stored. So if I saw a really cool case, I would put it down. If I was shadowing, I would put it down. If I did a really cool volunteer experience, I would put it down. Again, when you come back to this, and you're writing your CVs, you're writing your personal statements, you're just gonna have a growing collection, ideally digitally, of all of the experiences that were meaningful to you, all the Pearls you've learned. And you're just going to be that much better at taking those experiences and making a better version of yourself. Now before we get into number three, remember that if you want more free step-by-step strategies, just check out that free Med School Success Handbook as we're updating it on a weekly basis with strategies like the ones we talked about today, as well as things that we talked about in the past that you may have missed, but you can't afford to. So go ahead and check that below and let's get into number three, which is the solution shopping spree. Now every phase of the medical journey, you're always looking for answers.  If you're doing well, you want to understand how do I keep this up? How do I do this even better? And obviously if you're transitioning from phase to phase, maybe if you're going from college to medical school, maybe you're going into studying for your boards, starting rotations, starting your residency. You're always going to look how to do that better and try to get the best tidbit of advice from other people who have already done that ahead of you. Now all of us do this and there's nothing wrong with it, but here's what I wish somebody told me, is that you really need to pay attention to one, how much time you're spending on looking for a solution and two, how quickly you transition from finding a solution that is good enough to getting into an action step and just getting to work. As a personal example, when I was studying for my US only step one, that's your first of your three licensing exams that you take on your medical journey to be a full-fledged doctor. When I was studying for this exam, I spent hours looking for the best study resources, best study schedules, best flashcards, you name it. And when in reality, what I realized is that those hours would have been spent being so much more effective if I just took something, but what I realized at that time would have been spent much more effectively if all I did was spent one hour watching three or four videos on YouTube or going to three or four Reddit forums and saying, what are the common threads between these? Which recommendations in terms of resources, question bangs, flashcards or there that I see enough that I realize at least multiple people who are giving advice are liking these. I'm gonna choose these. I know that there probably could be a better strategy, but now I'm just gonna get to work. Because again, I could have easily saved myself five to 10 hours of research. I could have then dove into doing more questions and thus having a better performance, better comfort in performing on the exam. So remember that it's super important that regardless if you're looking for a solution, improvement or just transitioning, that once you get to that consumption phase, get into that work phase as soon as possible. It doesn't have to be the best solution. This has to be good enough. The work is the part that matters the most. Because yes, there may be a better strategy, but the return on investment on your time often just comes to doing more of what is right in front of you and maybe a little bit more optimized. One of the phrases that we hear often is that the grass is greener on the other side, but if it's gonna take you long enough to go up the damn hill, sometimes it just makes sense to spend that time watering your side and not wasting that extra effort. So remember to focus on the time that it takes to find the solution and transitioning to actually doing the action. Now I hope breaking these three concepts down help you succeed on your medical journey, but there's always more that we can help you with. So again, absolutely check out that free Med School Success Handbook, hundreds and almost thousands of students have now downloaded it. So go ahead and check it out absolutely for you, the link is down below. If you're interested in more step-by-step strategies, I'm saying like this is what you do, just here's the solution and you're starting your medical journey and you want something for the entire four years of medical school and beyond, definitely check out our Med School Domination Bundle. It's pretty much a step-by-step guide on how to study, how to do well as pretty clinicals, your rotations, you name it, it's there. And honestly, we love for our students who've tried out the Domination Bundle to speak for themselves. So you just wanna see what kind of results people have gotten, those link will be down below. And then finally, if you're interested in more personalized help through myself as well as our study coaches, just go ahead and check out the link below to see our coaching programs in a variety of capacities. And if you're interested, just see the kind of results which has been absolutely awesome to see for all of our students over the past two years. And if you enjoyed this episode, my friend, let me know in the comment section down below, I love interacting with you guys. I would really appreciate a like if this video was helpful to you guys. And if you enjoyed this episode, go ahead and check out this episode right here on how you can become an absolute pro of using Anki, the strategy that I use in medical school, as well as all of the study strategies that I use in medical school to get a 3.9 GPA. Hopefully you enjoy those. And as always, my friends, thank you so much for being a part of my journey. Hopefully I was a little help to you guys on yours. I'll see you guys in the next one. Peace.


Most students prepare for written exams at the end of the semester, but some Central Lakes College students had to prepare a performance in American Sign Language. As part of their final project, these students perform songs in sign language for CLC students, staff and friends. While the students are not deaf, the performances show how much expression is needed for deaf people to understand and communicate with others. Performances such as today allow those in the deaf community to experience music. Deaf people really want to have accessible things in life. They want to see those real world experiences, and so music is kind of a hard thing for deaf people usually to have access to. And so when we can see the music, we see the students perform the songs. It matches the music, it matches the voice, it matches the highs, then it really helps us to be involved in the song and in the music. If you've enjoyed this segment of Lakeland News, please consider making a tax-deductible contribution to Lakeland Public Television.


Is it worth dating an Asian baby girl? What about marrying an ABG? David, the internet is debating this question and we have to delve deep and actually answer this question once and for all. Oh my goodness. We're talking about the ABGs who date ABBs who pull up in the JDM, bump in EDM. This is the culture that's Asian. Wow. All right, everybody. We're going to go over some viral clips talking about ABGs. Let's run the first one. Is it worth it? Oh, yeah, it's worth it. If you're strong enough. Oh, man, this is still getting comments right now. But I think, you know, it's interesting because some of the Asian American world and they're so like ABG, ABB centric in their discussions. But other people, they don't even know what it is. So other people got went viral making videos explaining what an ABG was. We got to define it. Check out these clips. The ABG term has. Yes, it's become so muddy. It's changed so much. I actually talked about this in another podcast. I grew up with ABGs. Like my aunts and uncles, like they were crazy. The OG, the back step.  But those are like the OG ABGs. Like back in the day, ABG was like the girls that hung out with gangsters. All that stuff. But nowadays, any Asian girl. Any, it's too loosely defined. They could claim any Asian girl. Oh, ABG, ABG. He had a lot of comments asking, what's an ABG? Let's define it for the people that's always asking. ABG stands for Asian baby girl, right? Hullered hair, flashes long enough that I can feel the wind tattoos. Not always tattoos. No, no, no, no, not always tattoos. Fixed. The Vivian trans. Any other names? Cindy Tran. Anything with Tran? Anything with a Tran, really. Right. There's also the version of the ABG with like jet black hair. That's the most dangerous kind. Shout out to Jimmy and Connie. We actually know them from LA. Um, but David, real quick, ABB. We're talking about Asian baby boy. Right. Asian baby girl. Also AKA known as Asian baby gangster back in the day. Right, right, right. So just so we know what the acronym means. So like, if you're commenting right now and you're like, Hey, I don't know what that means. I just told you.  Um, man.  Geez. Make sure you like, subscribe, turn on your notifications. Andrew, we're going to get into some quick thoughts. And then of course, get into the comments section. Andrew, what is your first thought that like often, I guess gets overlooked in this whole discussion. If we even take this discussion serious, I think clearly due to the search engine optimization of the views in the engagement, I guess we have to. I guess this is the most pressing issue in the Asian American community. I want to be clear here. I am taking this very seriously. All right. I don't know about you. I'm taking it very seriously. What is your first takeaway? Me guys, fellas, too short answer to answer this question. Is it worth dating an ABG, a true ABG, a real ABG? Because there are fake BG. Yeah. Is it worth dating a real ABG? And the answer to me to that question is, can you even attract an ABG? Do they even like you? That's the big question everybody's missing. Do you have to be an ABB though?   No connection to that world. And they're like, should I date an ABG? What kind of question is that? That's pretty funny. Yeah. But maybe you could get a girl that does ABG makeup, but it's not an ABG because I've seen some pretty crazy transformations on social media. So I do want to note that ABG now is more of an aesthetic. We've talked about this on our channel, right? It's generally the lashes, kind of usually a tattoo, dyed hair, some eye shadow, you know, the kind of the outfits, kind of like the very skimpy outfits, the bags, the style, kind of the swag. But I do want to point out a personality traits that I think are in actual ABGs. OK. Real quick, just so we're clear, and this is what I believe, you guys let me know down below if you think I'm right or wrong. Sassy, they're dopamine-driven. They're fun to hang out with, but they're also fiery when they're drunk and mad. OK, they are sexy. They're flirty. They're moody. They're bored easily. They vape. They are aware of their sexual appeal, OK? And they know how to wield it. Yeah. And they mostly care about their own world, their own social circle. So they're not very political. They're not like too big picture-minded, but they can be witty and sharp. Right. Not taking that away from them. More managing the more clannish nature of lifestyle. Yeah, but they can probably run a small business. They have a strong social circle. OK, I think it's fair to say that there's probably a ranking, right? I'm not the rank master of ABG-ness or whatever like that. But just like anything in third-degree burns, second-degree burns, first-degree burns, murder is also first-degree, second-degree, third-degree. I would say that there's like a negative five. This is like a really religious girl growing up in a really traditional country. There's probably a zero. I'm going to center that at just your average Asian-American born girl in California. OK. One to two might be like a church Asian girl, but does the lashes and does the dyed hair to get a little bit more attention? Three, four, and five on the scale is starting to be, in my opinion, real ABG. So, but anywhere from a one to a five, you can see the ABG. Yes, yes. At least on the out exterior. Yeah, but three, four, and five is where your boyfriend may or may not have troubles with the law. So if you had to guess and generalize a lot of the girls who tag ABG on TikTok, what ranking on average would you give them, like, range? Two and three. Two and three, right? Maybe one to three. Right. Visually, they have the ABG makeup. They got a little sass, a little attitude. Might be Vietnamese, Southeast Asian, maybe Chinese, but yeah. Anyway. Yeah, yeah. A lot of Chinese viets too, to be honest. Yeah. As far as my own personal experience, you know, I wouldn't say that me or you typify exactly what an ABG is looking for, but you know, definitely been on dates with them in my life. You don't think I'm an ABB? You don't think I'm an Asian baby boy? You don't think I'm a Kevin Nguyen? You more are getting the K-pop NRB instead of ABG. Yeah. I don't know. You might, you might have a little bit more ABG appeal to me.   For sure. A smidgen more gangster. For sure, a notch or two. A fidget, for sure, a notch or two. Yeah. I just think that, you know, it's an aesthetic now and it's so interesting because anytime this topic comes up, Andrew, these videos just get so many views. So clearly people in the community, outside of the community, they're giving views just trying to explain it. Let's get into the comments section, Andrew. Somebody said, oh man, you got a dated ABG at least once in your life, man. All right. Yeah. And then someone else said, yeah, I'm toxic enough. And then an ABG actually popped up and I'll just pop up a photo right here. I can confirm this looks about a four out of five, maybe a three, five out of five. But yeah, she said, nah, trust me guys, it's not worth it. I'm an ABG myself and I can tell you that. I'm just zooming in on a profile picture. She's watching football in the background. Yeah, I give her a 3.5. Yeah, I will say this. Um, any man that can data ABG will in his life once you will do it. If you can, you will. I've kind of, I think I've gone out with the ABG. That's maybe a 2.5, 3, never really dated. Right. We know some in LA. We've done videos. We've done content with some 3.5, some fours. Dude, some of those girls are pretty ABG. Let's be honest. Maybe some of them I may consider acquaintances and friends. Right. But no, we do not really typify what the ABG wants. So I'm not like the King ABB for sure. I don't have tattoos, earrings, all that stuff. Somebody said I was clearly never strong enough and somebody said law fun to party with, but dating you got to be built different. And someone said, man, ABG like too much drama, man. Men don't want drama.  David, serious question. Do you think a man who cannot and does not want to date an ABG but can still kind of quench his thirst for it by just partying with them and hanging out with them in a group? Like if you're like a guy who doesn't really appeal to ABGs, but you're in a group where there's some ABGs and you're like, dude, that was really fun to party with the ABGs. But yeah, I could see why I'm not going to date them or man.  You'd have to change like all five of them to appeal to that thing. And I see a lot of guys they like ABGs, but they're like not even willing to change more than like one of them. And I'm like, bro, you got to change all five realistically. Someone said Folk Lock Toe in Westminster is crazy. That's in the first meme. They're at the mall in Westminster and somebody said, do we have been there? Yeah, I think we did. Somebody said, do ABGs still go there? Ain't no way. And someone said, yeah, you're right. Only like the way older ones, maybe they want to pick up some 24 karat jewelry. They would stop by there. Oh, can we talk about how it's not this way anymore? No, you mean. All right. So back in the day at any new, especially back when these shopping malls were new. They were fine. Whether it was the Chinese mall or the Viet one or the one there's Audembell Air app out in Houston. Guys, like these strip malls, like they used to be the spot where everybody would go to. I think you can still find them there. I think ABG still make their way and stop in and hang out there to like do some business. Yeah, to get fun, you know. But what I mean is that it's not. It's if you go there now and you see anybody who resembles the ABG, they might be shopping for their parents, okay, or they're older and they're probably from another country. They're probably like if they're a via girl that kind of looks like an ABG, she's probably from Vietnam and probably like 40 plus or something like maybe. Yeah. Or or it's like the girl who just is, you know, fresh off the boat who's working at the mall. I see a lot more girls because first of all, the ABG thing was driven by the refugee experience, right? Let's be honest. And it's like that the even the younger generations, they're just so removed from that and they're almost taking the ABG look or some of the sass or whatever and really like you can see ABG's at like Equinox gym now. You know what I mean? Like that's not a context you would have ever seen it. They're like mixing with like the mainstream world, you know, which is great though. I mean, this just is what it is. Somebody saying I'm the last Asian on earth. It doesn't know what an ABG is. This guy is like a doctor from the Midwest. Is it true? A lot of people from overseas were saying it as well, Andrew. It's really a coastal thing, right? Specifically from the West Coast specifically from Houston for sure. San Jose.  Six to six a little bit. Yeah. Rose Mead Omani. Okay. So on the East Coast in New York, there are some ABG's. I think Boston Philly has some ABG's. Those would be the only three places Atlanta maybe, but I think Atlanta is so far south that the ABG culture it's like maybe more Southern influence, but it's probably their version of ABG to listen any place that has like a significant amount of like Vietnamese people to be honest. It's not just via it, but it's like often Cambodian. There are some Filipino ABG's, although I would say the center of ABG's are Viet and Chinese Viet people. Right. The core of it. Yeah. Right. But then there's like rings rotational out stuff from the tree trunk. Yeah. It's a little bit more mixed with almost like Triad and Meek Mill. It's it's hard to explain on the East Coast. Somebody said, man, I thought you were talking about ABC's American born Chinese. No, I'll tell you this. The way the guy is acting in ABC, that new Disney plus show. That guy would not get any ABG's the character in ABC. It is girl who left the common. Is she Asian? I don't know. Maybe non Asian. Somebody said, if you're an ABG and reading this, my DMs are open. I'm a farm and an MBA. This guy, I don't know, man. He doesn't really look like he would get ABG's. I don't want to say that he doesn't, but I would just not fan dual odds. I'm taking the under. All right. I got it. I got it. Henry win. I got it. Right.  Maybe you're not part of that world. I would say you got to start a separate Instagram. Okay. And you got to have an alter ego. You got to make sure you get tats. Okay. Don't quit your farm. He does have access to the pills. Yeah. I'm kidding. Whoa. But don't quit your farm job because you're going to need money to take these girls out. But you do have to get a tat.  But you need to show all this on a separate Instagram where you, you, that's the one you use to meet. What about him being calling himself like Kevin win farm ABB? Cause there was this other girl who came in and said, yeah, I'm doctor ABG. Or is that, is that cringe that to use ABG as like a branding for magnetism in 2023? Cause it's something from like the street world that like, if you guys know about street things, they really are only street as long as they're undefined, right? Yeah. It's almost becoming so mainstream now. It's like a, I mean, it's everything's about branding, right? Henry win here. He could call himself Henny win. That would be kind of funny. You know, that maybe that's his ABB name. But as far as like just putting ABG in your profile, it's kind of like putting like CEO at the end of your name, like Hustler Inc. Andrew Fung CEO. Cause I'm the CEO of the Fung Bros. David, me and you were co CEOs of the Fung Bros. Yeah. Technically, but like what? Could have been broke records. Shout out to Druski. This girl said, lol. Do you think that this girl was an ABG in a past life? Yes or no? I'm, I mean, she looks like she's trying to vie for the cover of home, homemaker magazine right now. I got a hot take. Shout out to Julie Mai Tran. I don't know her, but she looks like she's trying to share some dishes in her, in her roots with people. So you cook how to cook squash. Her name is Julie Tran already. She's, she's already got something there. You're going with them. You're saying the Mai Tran. The Mai Tran is already slightly ABG. And then I think that smile, bro.  Did she have the baby T though? No, no, that's even older school with the BB. But I'm saying just she, I think she was a formerly a slight ABG. That's my guess. Like a one or two or three. Okay. I see what you're saying. Somebody said it's all fun and games till they slash your tires and key your car.   You were four or five.  That's funny. Yeah. I mean, I do actually think I was looking into it and this is like way too like just technical for people's thing, but like it was actually influenced by the Chola world. It is heavily, but it was just like, you know, that there's a really strong connection between Cholas and ABGs and the influence in California of on each other and party going on in California. That's why I gotta be in California. Um, somebody said, uh, yeah. Anyway, guys, we could go on. I want to end the comments here. And what are the takeaways? This is a silly discussion in a way. But if this is what people care about, and this is what the young Asian Americans care about making podcasts about, this is how they get their gravity explaining this very internal Asian American thing that apparently is spreading out to other worlds now, because I would say a lot of other Asian guys are not Asian guys. Andrew, if you talk to like, uh, specifically more black or Latino guys, they'd be like, yeah, if I was going to get an Asian girl, I'd like an ABG. Yeah. Um, to take this seriously, uh, I would say ABGs, uh, are mostly anesthetic right now. That's how it's known. And there's, but very few. You do have some behaviors to say. Very few are true ABGs. What, too, if you are a guy and can attract ABGs and can date them and you have what they want and you are what they want, then you will date them a little bit. You're saying if you have access to the nuclear button, you're... Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Um, it may not be worth it in the long term. Uh, but for the guys out there wondering like, Hey, how do I attract the ABG? You literally just have to become what they like. That's the easiest way to put it. And what they like... But weren't there a lot of guys out there hoping like, I'm not what they like, but I like them and I hope they like me. You know, I'm not what they like, but I sure am pondering if I should date them or not. The option's not there. You can't. So your best bet is to find a girl who can do her makeup like an ABG, who maybe has a little bit of flirtiness in her, but maybe has a cousin that was an ABG so she can draw from inspiration. She could be any type of Asian because now it's an aesthetic. I mean, hey, even like non-Asians can adopt somewhat of an ABG aesthetic, I guess. You know, so I'm saying like, just get a girl who got the look and that's really what you want. That's 50, 60% of what you want. Okay. I would say this, uh, you know, I think you got the micro takeaway as far as the macro takeaway goes. I think it's really interesting that these Asian American podcasts, like talking about things that are just like super like in our world, in the AZN world, right? You know what I mean? And it's almost like, I don't know if the younger influencers that are Gen Z, they don't need to learn a very in depth about like white or black culture anymore.  It's almost like a return to AZN 3.0, 4.0 without ever like calling it that. David, I agree. And I think what you're trying to say is that we are the only channel in the world that will make a bunch of videos analyzing ABGs and also analyze Vivek Ramaswamy and Harvard Fair Admissions cases. All right. I think we're the only people who will do it. All right, everybody. From silly to serious, Andrew, this is sponsored by Smala. Get your sauce at SmalaSauce.com. Of course, guys. Number one, ABG sauce right there. David, hold it up. ABGs love it. Hold it more in the middle. Yeah. ABGs love Smala, guys. I'm not lying. I didn't just say that just to sell. SmalaSauce.com. Check it out. It's made with truffle. It's delicious. Goes on everything. All right, everybody. Thank you so much for watching the hot boys. And until next time, we out. Peace.


We can't go higher without retesting, right? Here is the test, the reclaim that we had on the CPI number. You know, no strong rally continuation can happen. Welcome to Access a Trader, the number one community for those who are committed to taking control of their trading in order to achieve success, profitability and longevity. Thank you for joining us. Here's Dan Shapiro to help you find your edge, master your process and own your future. Hey guys, good evening everybody. Welcome to another edition of TheAxisTrader.com. Nightly wrap up show, hope everybody is doing well. Today I am a single parent. My wife is out of town for the day. So I'm gonna make a quick update and start taking my kids to 36 different practices or at least one each when I'm done here. So right before we get started guys, again, if you are new to the channel, please subscribe. If you are continuously getting value, click a like. It'll definitely help us out and support the movement going forward. So let's talk about it. Last night we talked about two big areas, right? Significant areas in the Qs. We had the 280 lows that were held twice. That was the pow, quote unquote, pow bottom from about six days ago. Then we had that 1279 low that we had from the bottom range before the CPI, right? So it was very, very important today that in my opinion that we would have taken down both levels, tested the 50 day moving average and then had at least a conversation, right? Had at least a point of reference to say, well, you know, we took down this level. We hit the 50 day moving average. Now we know what the line of the sand is. And now if you are trading from the upside, you could use today's lows, you're out. Or if you're trading to the downside, let's wait for today's confirmation. The problem is nothing got decided today.    You remember that fight, right? They looked okay. They looked like, you know, kind of a mirror image of what you thought a fighter looked like, but they didn't look themselves. And that's kind of what today was. Nothing really got decided. Nothing really looked like it was the same. It was just one of those scenarios that we tested the levels and you can see this. We tested both levels twice today, twice we held, but we couldn't rally. And then we tested it again back. And then again, it couldn't rally. We saw a lot of things going on today. We saw minor data come out. There's another jobs data point tomorrow, which is ridiculous. It's absolutely ironic. It's moronic considering we just had a jobs data report only last Friday. So okay, whatever. Again, we all understand the Fed gets paid by the word. But it's one of those situations today that nothing really got decided and we need a little bit more data. Again, what I want to see, what I think even the bulls want to see is, before any continuation of potential rally, right? And we could even talk about closing strong in the fourth quarter. I do think we still have to test this 50 day moving average. You could see again, we tested both the levels we talked about last night and we didn't do anything. And we closed literally within 20 cents of yesterday's loss. So it's not like we progressed today in any way. And it's not like the data that we saw today from the macro point of view kind of helped us out. So we're kind of a little bit of a limbo. Having said that, again, it's very, very tough. Like I said, two nights ago, like I said, last night is very, very tough for me to turn around and go, well, I'm super bullish going into tomorrow. Again, if we at least tested the 50 day moving average today and balanced at least you had a reference point where to have your max pain, but we didn't even get that. Okay, so I'm trying to kind of get the same plan that I had yesterday, right? The same plan that I had last night for tonight, right? Let's see, let's see if we do get a gap down and they hold this to 77 level, because this is the big number, right? This is the big number here, the 50 day moving average. Again, nothing, we can't go higher without retesting, right? Here is the test, the reclaim that we had on the CPI number, you know, no strong rally continuation can happen most of the time, okay, without a continuation, at least the back test and hold reclaim trap and go higher. The flip side, like I said a couple of minutes ago, if that even does happen and we have a following day that confirms it, well, then there's a whole different narrative, a whole different conversation that we possibly could have if we do eventually have a close below the 50 day moving average. And as I say all the time in the webinar, once it gets below the 50 day moving average, just rip out your buy button, right? It's just kind of, and you see the data, all you have to do is go through your own charts and kind of see the data over and over again, what happens majority of the time when the bulls are below the 50 day moving average. But again, we're not there yet. Again, I don't want to put the cart in front of the horse. So going into tomorrow, again, same plan as for tomorrow, weak stocks that are breaking down their ranges. I want to watch for tomorrow, right? Again, is it possible we rally tomorrow? Yeah, of course it's possible, but if we're going to rally, don't we need at least the retest of this 50 day moving average? And that's the whole point. We have to retest that 50 day moving average and successfully defend it and then trap to go higher. Again, I don't see how we just stop in midair and start going higher, but again, this is the market, anything can happen. So if you look at the ranges today, right? If you look at the ranges, yeah, there's some good things, right? There's some definitely good things happen today. There was some names that broke down. Apple, keep an eye on Apple guys, right? Keep an eye on Apple. They were coming very, very hard today for the 140, okay, that tested around the close, the 140 and the 135 weeklies. Definitely, definitely keep an eye. You see how it's just sitting here, right? You see how it's sitting here in the same channel here three times a row in health, right? If Apple breaks down tomorrow, you could get a move, you know, we could get a move down to this 138 level. Another interesting name to watch, Amazon broke down a couple of days ago. You guys remember that? This whole channel here on the weekend update, right? Broke down a couple of days ago. There was a pretty, you know, just to give you guys some color on the option side, there was some really aggressive buyers coming in for the weekly, you know, 86 and 87 puts. One notable buyer came in. He bought 37.52 of the Amazon weekly 86 puts and it kind of correlates that because the bottom of this channel here is 85.87. Again, very, very aggressive put buying there. Buyer came in right before Chewy's earnings for tomorrow. Came in with 3,000 of the weekly 36 puts. Again, something to watch, especially for all you guys who are holding or trading Chewy. AMC, again, I'm sorry to inform all the apes and whatever else is called, but you know, there's a lot of put buying came in. You know, when it was trading today, 650, 660s, buyer came in for the 5,000. Next week's $5 puts. You had a whole slew of buyers come in for the $6 puts, which pretty much closed at the lows. Something to think about here. Again, the bottom of the channel here is $5. So there were, you know, the options markets kind of betting that we're going to see this, you know, while you guys are going to see it, I have nothing to do with this thing. You know, you might see this $5 area. Tesla continues to get peppered.  Every single day it's breaking down, especially below this 179 area that started this recent channel. I still think there's a shot we see this 67, 68 level on this interval. You know, notable buyers today. They were coming for the weekly 170, 170, 165 puts. So it's something definitely to watch out for. And a buyer, NET. You know, if all you guys, again, this cloud space has been not good, right? With snow and ZS that we talked about last night on the video broke down to about three points or so. But NET, a buyer, January buyer came in for, you know, 3,000 of the January 50, you know, 55 puts kind of in the money, excuse me, in the money. So kind of interesting bet there. So moral of the story going into tomorrow, again, nothing from the technical side was resolved today. I definitely want to watch a whole bunch of names for tomorrow. And again, you could see there's a lot of names that are very, very close and kind of mirroring the cues of potentially breaking down to the 50 day moving average. Look at Qualcomm. Look at Qualcomm. Qualcomm is, you know, this thing confirms the 50 day moving average tomorrow, right? Or the next couple of days. I mean, this thing has room to the downside, especially if the cues pull. Look at a name for example, like Google, right? Look at Google. These are all NASDAQ 100 names. You know, look at Google. Look how close this thing is. It lost the 50 day moving average today. Look how close this thing is, right? You see the bottom channel here that started all the way to November 22nd all the way, right? A whole three weeks ago, right? Watch the bottom channel. I don't know if we'll get there tomorrow, but watch the channel here, very, very close. Apple, I still like a lot, especially if it starts cracking down below today's channel. Meta, again, getting heavier, right? Getting heavier, it's one day away from losing the bottom of the channel here. So hey, if they pull, right? If they pull and the cues start losing today's range again and they start testing, maybe we could get a push. You know, could get a push to the 50 day moving average. At that point, like I said in last night's video, at that point, you want to kind of cover your initial shorts. You might want to even flip long. Because again, the first time they test anything, right? The first time they test anything, they usually do hope, right? They usually do hold, and you can see it here. As you can see it here, if you're going all the way back to here, when they came back to the 50 day moving average, it held, and then the market started resuming. So that's kind of my point, what we need to see happen, you know, this time around. We need to test this level. This is kind of where you want to cover your shorts, get long off this may possible 277 remount and use the low of the day as you're out. And who knows, maybe you could get a reversal, but if not, again, like I say every single day, we are prepared for both sides of the market. Again, nobody's calling for a top, nobody's calling for a bottom.  I'm just taking it one day at a time, all we're trying to do, again, take the data on the clothes, take the research on the clothes, have a measured plan for both the indexes and our individual names. And again, don't guess, don't anticipate. If they confirm, great. If not, guess what? There's an other side of the ledger that you could possibly trade as well. Guys, God bless.  I got to take my kids to practice. And with God's help, I will see you all tomorrow. Take care.


Soxie needs attending the class lectures and between media integration tool for you. Now it has got the functionality of presentation, synchronization and with the images. You can publish a lecture and share it on the internet or internet. The functionality which the previous software does is, you can import images, then you synchronize it, edit the lecture and then publish and then view it. This is a preview of that software that we use to edit. Now the functionality that we are assigned to add is the conversion of PowerPoint presentation to the images directly, video streaming and downloading via scd server that we have added so far and the VLC player integration and webcam capture, video cutting and database integration. That's conversion of PTT images, video streaming and downloading that me and Aditya has done and this is Reshna. The VLC part there is Rajesh and Hazir has done and the last part database is Laabanya and Reshna has done. This is a use case diagram, there are two actors in it that is an editor or a viewer that is a student. Aditya has the responsibility of importing multimedia, edit it, webcam capture, slicing and publish it. And the viewer can search with the lecture and view the lecture. Next, there is a DFD tool, actors again, entities, editor and a student, the whole proximity. Aditya has a job of, can give the videos to PTT and to the editing tool and the public sector to the database and also publishing as a public sector. Student can search via video name and view the public application. This is a second level DFD, Aditya had a force of responsibilities and the whole editing tool has been comprised of five jobs, you can see here, this conversion, binding, recording, slicing and editing. And this is a DFD for a user, you can enter a search query and the published list is seen to it, select the lecture and can view the lecture. This is how the conversion of PTT to the images takes place directly. You can select the PowerPoint presentation and the program will take it with the help of TOI library that has poor authentication implementation library, it's a project by Apache and then each slide of the presentation is converted into the images. This is something about a little bit of TOI project that Apache has launched and is working and I got the very funny name that is poor authentication implementation and the set of library has a horrible specialty format and horrible word format, it was a funny name in that and it's working and this was a lot of blogs and documentation available in this. And you can search for more information on TOI.apache.org, this is all about sports. Now, this is the second modulus video streaming and downloading and so we have created an FTP server in that and the request is seen by the client to view the lecture and we can do the two jobs by the streaming or downloading the lecture in the client machine only and then do it. The two jobs can be simultaneously possible. So client search it as the FTP server. This is a VLC power, clear integration that's done by the ICANN and the Hagee band Rajesh and this is also a previous one. You can get the slide name and starting in the ending time manually and this slide is that bind it to the lecture. This is a batch and capture feature which is added by again our PLC team. This is a video slicing, you can start the video, you can stop the video, the whole slice of the video and we slice that into the slice of the video and you can save into the time machine in any format. The project we're using in the VLC part is VLCJ which is hosted by CAPTIA software, it's a company in UK. So it gives up the Java binding for the VLC player and it's having the facility to join the native VLC player through the stream application. Beside this, it also got the various functionality that's volume control that you can snap the player. You can have the full stream support, multiple instance, also be supported in that. There's very good project, a lot of blog and documentation also available for that. And you can find more information on CAPTIA software.co.uk. And lot of courses available on the Google code and VLC also. From here, I would like to Sudeshna to be with me. Good morning everyone, this is the database integration part. Basically, we started with the basic tables in the Postgres. That is, we did the main video table and the slide table. It contains the ID, which is actually the primary key of this. And then the slide ID and the slide name. After that, this is the slide video. That is, instead of the slide, you can have the videos also. That is integrated with the main video. Actually, this was the basic part we did. And after that, we actually started doing it with MMO models. But we had only one and a half weeks left. So we just started and we couldn't implement that. These are the extensions which we were still doing it. We were rebuilding the front end in Java 6 2.0, which had been released on 26 May 2011. By then, we had completed half of our internship. So after that, it was like, we came to know about Java 6 2.0 and all its impact and everything was different. It was like the Java Slings and all. Then after that, we were doing the publishing, the editing, multimedia lecture in the VLC media player. Previously, we were using the Java 6 media player. Now we started with the VLC media player, which could use all the formats, like the NTG and SLV and all. Next, integration of the backend utility. In this, we had done that slide image conversion. And which were done basically in Java, which could be actually easily now integrated with the Java 6 2.0. Previously, calling an object from Java 6 to Java and Java 6 were all very difficult. Now it will use a family. And we added some, these are to be done, enhanced searching capabilities to MMO. We have done the only, we could get only the UUID part. That is a basic ID and too many parts still need to be done by which the searching capability should be more improved. In the MMO, basically if you enter any property of that attribute, we could search all the details about that. Suppose some XYZ is the creator of this video. So if you enter XYZ, you can get all the details regarding him. What are the videos about him? And what are the slides which are present? And details about him, etc. These are the technologies to use. Java for the backend and Java 2.0 for the front end. And the Apache TOI library, open office library, VLC player and the VLCJ library, portrait question and the MMO. For the future, implementation of the MMO model in the database to enhance the searching capabilities and the online screening of the video lectures. At present, we tried it with the FTP server by which we could download the videos which were present in the server into the client and the client could view the lectures which were present in the server and accordingly the slides and all. And we could create a blog and a web page for the proximity.


Hello Freedom and welcome to Learning About Epoxy. When it comes to Epoxy, a lot of people are wondering what is this application, how much does it cost, and how do I use it? Well first of all, don't worry about paying for Epoxy at all.  If you were not a partner, it would cost you about $50 a month, so you're saving a lot just by being a Freedom partner. Now otherwise, what is Epoxy? So if you want to manage all of your social media accounts when it comes to Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, or even let's say your YouTube channel, it becomes a lot easier to manage everything in one location. That is Epoxy. And with Epoxy, it comes with a lot of additional tools that not too many people know about. So for one, I want to talk about hiding a user. So in Epoxy, people might often comment on your YouTube videos, they could comment on your Twitter, or you know, anywhere else. So let's say you don't like this person.  I don't like it. I don't like you.  Well, you can do just that.  They're not blocked on your original channel, but that's okay. We forgive and forget. And let's say you like forgive this person, you can just take the name off and you're good to go. So hiding a user will help with keeping your positivity going up. So you want to stay positive and having users that are problematic is just, it's not good to see their comments because it can ruin your day a little bit, just like a dislike. But no worry. If you want to hide a user, go right ahead. Don't feel bad about it. And you can just use it whenever you want to. Now nextly, I want to talk about the media library. Now why is this so essential for a lot of people?  You can put it on Facebook or Twitter and give you more reach. Now let's say you want to do a GIF, a GIF, a video reply or memes, you have a lot of options here. Like if you want to go to Reddit and post a meme, oh my Lord, they will love you there. So it's just good to get your reach out there. If you only have, let's say an arm is like 20, 30 inches. So let's go like say 30 inches, you're reaching that for. Now if you use all this stuff, imagine going 60 inches. That's so much better. So it just takes a little bit of application to figure it out at first, but it really helps you understand how people really share things and getting viral really comes from learning more and more. Now nextly, I want to talk about the sharing queue. What is this sharing queue everyone keeps on talking about? Well if you want to share a clip, a GIF, an image, a meme or even a video link to let's say Facebook or Twitter, you're good. You can share these much easier and it's just, yeah, you're getting yourself out there some more. That reach and exposure will make a gigantic difference. That's why epoxy is so recommended by a lot of people because it can make a gigantic difference once you utilize it to its full potential. And lastly, I want to go over one more thing because I think it's kind of important. So let's say if you accidentally ignore people because notifications are slightly hard. Well, with emailing, it helps you a lot by getting it drawn to you every day. So let's say if you want to only get it from important people with a thousand subs or more, you can do that. If you want to get it from everyone, do that too for automatic. And I'll tell you daily about a specific amount that you set yourself so you won't be overwhelmed. You can set a limit to whatever you want, basically, and try to understand what works for you. I know I might be rambling on, but think about this in the future. If you can set aside time to respond to five comments a day, you'll make the day of five people. Imagine making someone happy. It is a great thing to do. And that's why I like epoxy because it helps you connect with your audience more. And lastly, I want to talk about one more thing. Do you use epoxy? Tell me because I love using this program and it's been helping me a lot more keep track with all the people talking to me. So if you're worried about trying to stay with the times and everything, don't worry. Try epoxy because, like I said, it's free for every freedom partner. And it's not essential to have, but it's really recommended. And I would be happy if you try it out. But if you have used it before, tell me below. I really want to know. And if you do have a happy day too, do have an awesome day because you guys are fantastic and, you know, have a great day, a great life, a great everything. Try epoxy. Try it, please. And also, a great life though.


This is why Elon Musk is one of the greatest CEOs of all time. Elon knows that the hard part about making a Tesla is not the manufacturing process and creating one incredible Model 3 off the line. The hard part about this is doing it 500,000 times a year consistently. So he said, we are not in the business of creating cars. We're in the business of creating factories that create cars. Do you see the difference? And so I want you to think about your business so you can become as great as Elon is as a CEO. And think about if you're in the coaching business, the software business, the media business. You are in the business of creating factories that create coaching and software and media. Not in the business of creating those actual things. That's how you scale and become the richest man in the world. So think about the systems and then think about that system as your job. Not as the end result that you provide. This is going to shift everything for you if you want to step out being self-employed and be the CEO.


Hi and welcome to the session. I am Purva and I will help you with the following question. Integrate the function 1 upon x square into x raised to the power 4 plus 1 this whole raised to the power 3 by 4. Now we begin with the solution. So we denote this function by i. So we have i is equal to integral 1 upon x square into x raised to the power 4 plus 1 this whole raised to the power 3 by 4 dx. We can write this as this is equal to integral 1 upon x square. Now taking x raised to the power 4 common from here we get x raised to the power 4 to the whole power 3 by 4 into. Now taking x raised to the power 4 common here we get 1. So 1 plus and here we get 1 upon x raised to the power 4. So 1 upon x raised to the power 4 to the whole power 3 by 4 dx. Now cancelling here 4 and 4 we are left with x cube. This is equal to integral 1 upon now we know that when bases are same then powers are added. So we can write x square into x cube as x raised to the power 5. So we have x raised to the power 5 into 1 plus 1 upon x raised to the power 4 whole power 3 by 4 dx. Now put 1 plus 1 upon x raised to the power 4 equal to t. So we have put 1 plus 1 upon x raised to the power 4 equal to t. So we can write this as this implies 1 plus taking this numerator we get x raised to the power minus 4 is equal to t. Differentiating we get differentiating we get this 1 will go. So we will have minus 4 into x raised to the power minus 4 minus 1 dx is equal to dt. This implies minus 4 into x raised to the power minus 5 because minus 4 minus 1 is minus 5 dx is equal to dt and this further implies minus 4 upon x raised to the power 5 dx is equal to dt or we can write this as dx upon x raised to the power 5 is equal to dt upon minus 4. Right? Putting all these values in i we get i is equal to minus 1 by 4 integral dt upon t raised to the power 3 by 4 or we can write this as this is equal to minus 1 by 4 integral t raised to the power minus 3 by 4 dt. Integrating we get i is equal to minus 1 by 4 t raised to the power minus 3 by 4 plus 1 upon minus 3 by 4 plus 1 this is into plus c. Now we have got this because we know that since x raised to the power n is equal to x raised to the power n plus 1 divided by n plus 1 right? So we have got this. This is equal to minus 1 by 4 into t raised to the power 1 by 4 because minus 3 by 4 plus 1 is 1 by 4 upon 1 by 4 plus c and this is further equal to now cancelling this 4 and this 4 we get minus t raised to the power 1 by 4 plus c. This is equal to minus now we have put t is equal to 1 plus 1 by x raised to the power 4 so we get 1 plus 1 upon x raised to the power 4 this whole to the power 1 by 4 plus c since t is equal to 1 plus 1 upon x raised to the power 4. So we get our answer as minus 1 plus 1 upon x raised to the power 4 whole raised to the power 1 by 4 plus c. So this is the answer of the question. Hope you have understood the solution.


of the Green Beauty Channel Hydrolyzed Wheat Protein. I've been wanting to try this for so long. So now I'm going to be adding 1.75 ounces of the Hydrolyzed Wheat Protein to conditioner. I'm going to use about two cups because I have a lot of hair. Now she does list instructions on the back of the bottle depending on your porosity depends on how much Hydrolyzed Wheat Protein you would need and conditioner. Now you guys I will be applying this to freshly wet hair. Okay Clint's hair I should say. Making sure that my scalp is clean and this is all instructions that she did list on the container. Now what I was going to say before I got to that is that I am a huge fan of this sister. I think that she provides in my opinion as far as natural hair she is up there. I mean her content is extremely knowledgeable and not only that but she listens to her subscribers. So if someone says hey can you provide a video or can you show us why Apacita Vinegar what it does to your hair. She listens which is very important as a content creator. So yes as you can see here I make sure that my hair was section off and I am applying the conditioner to my hair. So yes I really do appreciate her and I think that she does not get. I'm gonna say this right now because I don't care I was watching. I don't think that she gets the props that she deserves. So yeah just putting that out there. So I'm going to go ahead and use as much as I can. I put the mask into a applicator drawer and now I'm gonna put on a bonnet and leave it on for an hour. Alright it has been an hour and I've rinsed the product out. Y'all I look like that character from Dragon Ball. So let me put my hair down. This shrinkage is crazy with my hair. Yeah so this is what my hair looks like and yeah I do have to go back in and rinse that out because I'm rinsing my hair out in the sink. So do forgive me for not being able to rinse it out all the way. Nonetheless my hair feels soft but yeah it feels like I've done a protein treatment which I expected. I used I don't know if I mentioned earlier I used 1.75 ounces and I eyeballed it you guys. This is three ounces so I eyeballed it about 1.75 maybe 1.6 ounces. So do I notice a difference? You can't really tell a difference immediately with a protein treatment with any type of treatments. It has to be something that you do consistently. So give me another two or three months and absolutely but I switched to hydrolyzed wheat protein two years ago. I no longer make my own protein treatment mask. Hydrolyzed wheat protein is where it's at okay. So I would definitely be purchasing my hydrolyzed wheat protein from the Green Beauty channel in the future. So yes you guys I'm gonna go ahead and condition my hair because I definitely gonna need some a little bit more condition at this point which is expected for a protein treatment. So that is it you guys go ahead and support the sister. I will be including the link below to her website. I'm pretty sure most of us are familiar with her like I stated earlier and that is it you guys. Thank you so much for watching. Thank you as always to all of my new subscribers. Take care. Bye. This is what I use because those of you who who's been following me for a while know that I follow the LCO method liquid cream oil and this is what I've been using as my cream. Never again. Never again. Cancel.  Okay.


The analysis of gene expression in different human tissues has been made possible by the availability of publicly accessible transcriptomic data. This data provides a framework for understanding the molecular composition of the human body and can be used to generate comprehensive lists of proteins expressed in specific tissues or in a tissue-restricted manner. The consistency between independent genome-wide transcriptome analyses of different tissues suggests that most proteins are present in all tissues, while only a small number are restricted to certain tissues. Furthermore, this data can be used to build genome-scale metabolic models which can be used to analyze cell and tissue functions in both physiological and disease contexts. This article was authored by Mathias Ulland, Bjorn M. Hallstrom, Cecilia Linskog, and others.