do? I mean, I have my ideas, but I don't want to always get my notes and get my cheat codes. But what, how are we to hold people who are responsible and accountable if they don't change? Because I haven't seen any subsequent videos. I don't watch Corey's stuff anymore. Are you talking about Corey right now? Yes, I'm talking about Corey. Yeah. How do, how do you practically, how do we practically hold this brother accountable for what he's done? 40 to the Bible.   And that's just so sad. And I wish, look, I wish he'd just come out and say, that's why I did because I have, I know this. I know, I know something different. This will happen. Right. And here's, here's the hard, here's the hardest part of it for a lot of people, I guarantee you. If he was to come out and he'd be repented. But he made a mistake, Mr. Corey, and he, he asked for forgiveness. How could you, he's got to stay. So now every time you watch a video, that's what I think about. Now that may be my fault for not forgiving maybe, but hundreds and thousands of people are going to, that's all they're going to hear. That's all they're going to remember. Yeah. And the longer you go, the more you lose. The longer you go without saying that. And it's been a year now, y'all say. Now he just made, he just flipped this year. He, he just flipped this year. He just flipped last month. He flipped last month. So since he's flipped. How? So a month ago, every, you losing support, bro. And, and, and, and, and, and I will say this. The people that are supporting you, you almost got to question them. Bro, bro. Are some people that are supporting your ministry, whatever you got going on. You got to question they, you got to question their heart. So the people you got following, are they really good Christians? Holy, you know, believers, are they? How can you say they are? They're supporting you and your support.   But you're going, you, you're going to lose a lot of people. And I'm not, when I say I lose a lot of people, man, I'm not talking about money. Right. I ain't talking about fame or that crap, man. I ain't talking about none of that, man.  Respect. Respect. Trust. And then, so let me ask you a question. Let's say, let's, it is, is the people in the church at Grace Community, is it Grace Community Church? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, Grace Community Church. Yeah. I would, I would assume that these people know these facts that we know. Some do. Yeah, some, some of them, I probably more than, than, more than we realize, but they don't, they're not doing nothing about it. I mean, the church still stays packed. If the people that know the facts continue to support that church, are they insane? Yes. And, okay. So they're insane, but they're not, but their salvation is not a question, but they're insane, right? It depends. How much do they know?  You got to question their salvation. You got to question their heart. Yes. Yes, you do. That's exactly the point I'm trying to drive to. Yes. These days, you got people in the church that are still supporting this. You got, you can't trust none of them. Right. That's why we say God bless Miss Hillary, Seiko. Right. God bless Miss Hillary. Yeah, amen. Amen. Amen. Yeah, and MacArthur's ministry, yeah, MacArthur's ministry, bro, is global. It's not, it's not just nationwide. MacArthur's known worldwide. He better hope I don't see him. Because I'm gonna, I'm gonna tell him right to his face. I can't go up in that church anymore already. How come the men are not going and handling that? Because they're not real men. Say it. That's why. I mean, they're getting paid, bro. They, they're getting paid.  So you made a comment the other day, and I've commented on the live. You said, I think you said they pockets being hurt. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. So what are you talking about exactly? They're on staff. You got, you got these elders are some of the most these elders are on staff. They paid. Okay. What Han Cho did, bro, what Han Cho did was unprecedented. There has been no elders that have come out and spoken against John MacArthur. Matter of fact, there's two now. There's two of them. But one of them wasn't an elder. He was just a stat. He was a faculty member at the college, but there has never been no elders that have come out that was on staff there. Okay.  So he was willing to give up what he had for the sake of those that were innocent and were treated, were treated viciously, barbarically, that were lied on, that were put out, that was disrespected, abuse, all of that. And he told them, you don't need to make this right. MacArthur said, forget it. And now you have, now you have the mob or protestia. You have David Morrill and all these guys trying to try to attack Han Cho when this man knows the facts. That's why, that's why they've been trying to get in front of you.   But actually they've been giving statements without actually giving one. They really have. They really have. So I just say all that to say this and we'll wrap this up. I know this is shocking. I know Corey is watching because he's, like I said, he's still in the Facebook chat. He didn't come on the YouTube chat. But I don't have, I don't have any person. This is not me trying to destroy anybody. What I am trying to destroy are speculations and arguments as second Corinthians chapter 10 verses 3 to 5 says, we're going to destroy speculations and arguments and every lofty thing that raises the subject of knowledge of God and taking every thought captive. That's what we're supposed to be doing. So when you have people like Corey who has a platform bigger than mine, caping for a man who has been defending pedophiles and child molesters and white beaters, then bro, what am I supposed to, what am I supposed to, what am I supposed to say? When a year ago you weren't doing that or a year ago you and I were on the same team defending the defenseless, defending the weak, defending those who can't defend themselves.   You can't. So what do you do? You want to remain quiet.  That's, that's weak, bro. That's weak. And I'm just being, I'm just being real about it. You can't, you can't do this. I don't know the rules or how you make money on YouTube. I don't know the, all the things that- Views and subscribers, news and subscribers. Okay. And ad revenue, that's all. View subscribers and ads. Okay. So I'm assuming that if you had the thought process, if I have more viewers, I have more opportunity for these viewers to click on an ad that would bring me money. Absolutely. Because you got, you got to buy something on the ad. I mean, I don't- No, it does, it does. As long as they're watching it, as long as they watch it, it generates revenue for you. But it's, it's the content. As long as they watch the ad- Yes. Yes. You do, and I'm just, you do know you can buy subscribers, right? Oh yeah. Oh yeah. No, bro, I don't know. They're just trying to break the internet. No, I'm just not, I'm just, I'm not playing. I don't play with this word and I don't play. I don't, I don't appreciate people manipulating the lowest word. That fires me up, bro. Yeah. Mm-hmm. Appreciate it. And just buy stuff. And now I'm seeing this situation here and my whole I got a good judge of character. I feel, I feel the Lord's blessed me with, with, with, with eyesight to see. Evil, wrong. And uh, if Coy don't clean this up, then I've been fooled.  A few people have been fooled, bro.  And I'll just say this, even when it came to his, even when it came to his defense, I've been trying to, I'm not, I'm not saying I'm coming to his defense. I'm talking about even when him trying to defend himself and making a statement about, you know, God is going to vindicate him or God, God would vindicate him. He used his prison story as a, as a, as a deflection. And that was messed up. And that's what caused me to dig. And that's what called my, that's what called me up.  Corry received mercy for crimes that he committed. That was not vindication. That was, it was never vindication. Vindication would be the victims that he, that he stole money from and manipulated and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and basically, you know, committed embezzlement. That's, that's, those were the victims. Those were the ones that if anybody should have been vindicated, it should be them people receiving, receiving their justice and their, and their due.  So your boy of the night said, guard your heart. Yes. Corry, you ain't guarding your heart, bro. Sadly homie, your heart seems like it's in question. And here's, here's, here's why I say that. We all make mistakes and I'm not trying to bring up his past or your past, sir, if you're listening. Right. But obviously the evil one got in you enough for you to make that mistake you made that sent you to prison. And I've made them, I've made my mistakes too. I'm not, I'm not judging you. Right, right, right. At all. Right.  Do you need to go and check that? I mean, because this is real suspect. Yeah, man. Bro, you really broke my heart though, real tough. Bro, I appreciate your man coming on, bro. I mean, and I hear you, man. I hear you. And I know you're, you're, you're disgusted and hurt and disappointed. You know, many of us have been, you know what I'm saying? Because, you know, contrary to what people think, I don't, I don't enjoy doing this. But you know, I'm not, I can't do it right on this one. You were right. You were right. You only, as you only explain yourself, you're good. Yeah. Good. So, I'm just going to close out, man. You know, but again, I, you know, at least the truth came out. If anything, Daryl knows the truth. You're able to see it as hard as it was. I rather, I rather you take this hard truth in the gut, then you get tickled with lies. You know what I'm saying? Oh, yeah. Yeah. I'm going to say the truth. I'm a fair, I'm an underdog fighter. I'm, I'm, I'm fair and justice, justice is what I, what I shoot for. Yeah. So, that's just who I am. And that's, that's, that's what I'm about. So, man, do this, man.   So, you know, I would leave the people the opportunity, get the people the opportunity to do that. I don't, I don't really have any social media platforms that I need to follow me on. Got you. My, my, you're all right. You want to look me up on Facebook. I don't have no, no, uh, what do you call it? No, uh, big name or nothing. I don't have no channel. I'm Daryl Wright. And, uh, I'm Daryl Wright 78 on, uh, YouTube. Okay. But, uh, mainly I'm on Facebook. I ain't really on the Instagram or the other jazz. So, anybody want to talk to me? You can reach out Corey. I hope you reach out home. Let me know. Let me know something. I mean, I haven't ever talked to you before, but I think I sent you an email, but I don't think you responded. This was last year, but I would love to have a conversation with you, man. So I can get some understanding, but I hope you get a body understanding because everybody else out here is confused as well as you are. So, but, uh, but yeah, brother Dan. Yes, sir. How people can reach out to you, sir, if they would like to. Tired, bro. Hey, uh, uh, a first, uh, first, uh, brother Daryl. Hey, man, uh, it's a blessing to meet you. Bless, have, uh, talk with you tonight. Absolutely a blessing. And I'm glad. I hope that you, you've seen the, seen the, uh, what we, what we're talking about over here.  Um, on my side, uh, so like I said earlier, I got, uh, testaments and testimonials, uh, hopefully be starting that soon here on, uh, YouTube, uh, just focused really, uh, on God, the scriptures and, you know, talking about life. Uh, uh, no raisins in the potato salad over there. No, no biscuits and ketchup and stuff like that. Straight trip, boy. I'll tell you. I was, I was a sister Sharon, you know, I love you. I'm like, yeah, I'm sorry, I'm sorry. But no, uh, yeah, so testaments and testimonials, uh, on YouTube, again, uh, we'll be starting that up pretty soon. Uh, you find me on Facebook, uh, Dan Brown. I know, hey, shout out to Mr. David Collins. I got your friend requests, bro, uh, got you at it. Um, if you can't find me, just look on Cycle's page. I'm on there somewhere. Uh, but, uh, yeah, that's pretty much it. I don't mess around with Twitter, TikTok, all that stuff. And that's how you, that's how you get shorts and sound clips made of you and showing up to Cycle's lives. My head ends up on somebody's body. I don't know. All that craziness. I hear you, man. I hear you. But let me, uh, I got one scripture. I'll leave it out with you. Sure. And send that, uh, uh, deaf, deaf comedy jam. I mean, uh, hey, this is, this is what I looked up earlier and let me know what you think about it. But it's Joe, uh, three and 13, right? From the, from the NS, NASB. Yeah. But in the Cycle, for the harvest is right. Come, tread the grapes, for the wine press is full. That's overflow for the wickedness is great. Wow. That's a, uh, I kind of pulled that earlier. So yeah, that's why I'm going to end on. Love you, brother. Love. Appreciate it, man. Appreciate you guys, brother. I appreciate y'all, man. Again, I'll be reaching out to y'all again sometime soon, man. Just wanted to give y'all opportunity, man, to hear your heart and your thoughts. And I think, I think all of us have. And so, uh, Darrell, I'll hit you up, man, sometime this week, man. If you're going to be available, I'll shoot you a text. And we'll, uh, we'll definitely need to connect, man. We definitely need to connect. You're in Houston, so we should be able to do that. No problem. Yes, sir. Nice to meet you, Mr. Dan. Thank you for having me, Cycle. All right, brother, y'all take care, man. I love y'all, man. Peace. All right now. All right. Well, that's it, y'all. I'm done. I just wanted to say this. If there are any women or sisters that will like the, or have, will like the opportunity to share, um, how this has impacted you or how this has affected you and, um, you want to do that, you're more than welcome. Just email me, sacredwoods at yahoo.com. If you watch the replay, again, the extension is available for you as well too. Again, sacredwoods at yahoo.com. Information below on how to support the ministry. You can find that below at the bottom of the, uh, of the screen. And also the, uh, BCV support, uh, as well. So three hours in, uh, we're done. Let's just pray for those who are still affected by this and also be praying for, uh, our brother Cory that God will open his eyes, um, to this serious error before it is too late. And so that's what we ask for God to do. All right. So that's my time. Thank you all so much for yours. Y'all know the drill. Whatever you do, I'll take it around. God, God bless.


Who doesn't love a delicious chocolate brownie, right? That's what we're doing today, but we're making it healthy. I'm using no white sugar and no white flour. We're going to use some substitutes, and I can't wait to show you. I bet you're very curious to see what they are. And well, let's get into it. So here's our ingredients. First up, we have an avocado. Now, don't let this avocado scare you off, because you're not going to taste it at all, I promise. And it's going to replace some of the fat in the recipe in terms of butter, but you won't miss it. We'll need some cocoa powder. I got this at Costco, and I speak bag of it. And this is just natural cocoa powder. For more chocolate flavor, we're using Guitard Extra Dark Chocolate Baking Chips, and these are 63% cacao. I think you can use semi-sweet or just regular dark chocolate, if that's what you have. We're going to use a banana for some of our sweetness. Just take your banana and place it in a bowl and mash it with a fork until it's nice and smooth and creamy. We'll need some maple syrup. Use the real stuff always, and this will help to not spike your blood sugar levels. We'll also be using a little bit of this monk fruit sweetener. I got this at Costco as well. And we'll need a little bit of butter. We'll need a couple of eggs, baking soda, vanilla extract, some salt, coconut flour, and our last item is some gelatin, which you don't have to use this type. You can use the other kind you see in the baking section. This helps to make this recipe a little more chewy. We're going to bake our brownies in an 8x8 baking dish here, and you want to line it with some parchment paper, which I cut out of square. And I'm also going to take just a little bit, I have some coconut, actually it's avocado oil spray here, and I'm just going to kind of coat it just a little bit so the paper will stick. And then you take your paper and you smash it in, and you can see that it just kind of stays where it needs to be. And then you can trim it up if you want to. And then you can cut off some of the excess. You want to leave some because it helps to pull the brownies out of the dish when they're ready to be removed. We're going to place our avocado into a food processor, along with a couple other other ingredients, so that we can get this nice and smooth. And you really can't do it that well by hand, so that's why we're using the food processor for this. Make sure you have a nice ripe avocado. We're going to place our banana, mashed banana in there already. In goes the maple syrup. And you can find all the ingredients in the description of this video. Click down below where it says show more if you're on a computer. And you can find it right down there. Here's our vanilla extract. Use the real stuff as well. And then we're just going to blend this up until it's nice and creamy. Make sure to scrape down the sides a little bit to make sure if thing gets combined well. So all of our other ingredients, our dry ingredients are going into a large bowl. Here's the cocoa powder, the monk fruit, sweetener, the gelatin, the salt, coconut flour, baking soda. And I'm going to go ahead and just kind of combine this up a little bit. So I've got my eggs here in a separate bowl. I put them in a separate bowl instead of putting them in the big pot or the big dish here so that in case the shells break, then I can go ahead and just get them out easily. So I'm going to place those eggs right in there with everything else. And I have the butter here melted just slightly. It's not hot.  And you can see it's pretty thick. So now we're going to add the rest of our ingredients, which is our avocado mixture. And you want to just stir that all up to combine it. It's going to be a nice thick batter. Once you get it mixed up, everything's combined. We'll place it right into our bacon pan. The last thing we want to add, we have a few chocolate chips that we're going to add to add a little more. Chocolatey flavor to this. And we'll just stir those in. And we'll just pour our batter into our baking dish and spread it out. So just push it right into the corners and get it as even as you can. I like to top it with a few extra chocolate chips. Just sprinkle them on top. We're going to bake this at 350 degrees Fahrenheit for, we'll check it at about 40 minutes. So it's time for our chef joke. Our brownies are cooking. When do you take a brownie to the doctor? When it feels crummy. All right, so we're going to take the brownies out. That's what that parchment paper is for. It makes it nice and easy. Just set it out there. Now I cook this for at 350 degrees Fahrenheit for about 45 minutes. So just test it with a toothpick. That's what I did. I just poked that toothpick. You want it to be almost dry. It doesn't have to be perfect, but you don't want it super, you know, you don't want it to be really wet either. I love how that chocolate just kind of melts right on top. You see that? It's wonderful. If you like a nice fudgy, chocolatey, delicious brownie, you are going to love these. The flavor is delicious. The texture is nice and almost a little bit chewy, but a little bit on the softer side and plenty, plenty moist. Very delicious. So if you'd like to try another of my recipes, I have one that will actually complement this recipe. What it is is my chocolate fluff. It is such an underrated recipe. You've got to try it. You can serve it on top of these brownies or just by itself. It is so delicious. I'm going to leave a link for you right over here. Click on that. Check out that chocolate fluff and let me know what you think. Thanks so much for watching, everybody. We'll see you next time. Don't forget to give me a thumbs up and leave me a comment. Talk to you soon.


I mean, just getting what you guys give me and giving it right back to you guys. And I left that video up for, you know, a month and a half, December, and I said any money collected through the end of January would go towards that. And I had an overwhelming two people, thank you, for helping support this project. And I would like to thank those two people. Their names were Tobias Spiegelberg and Thomas Trainor. I hope that I said your names properly. And combined total from those two people was $50. So I'll be looking for hardware in the $50 range, either a couple of small devices or maybe one $50 device. I'm also planning on doing some Raspberry Pi tutorials, hopefully, in the near future. Haven't done too many of those because Raspberry Pi is, well, it's a Linux computer, so it's really not much that different than any other tutorial I do. But we'll do some fun things Raspberry Pi, even though you could do those regular computers, it'd be fun to do them with small devices, such as a Raspberry Pi. And so maybe I'll get some hardware that can hook up to that. I'm not really sure right now I'm looking at a few things, but I just wanted to thank Tobias and Thomas both for helping support this project and my site. I appreciate all my viewers, but you guys definitely came to the calling. And I hope that I make some videos that you enjoy and I pick out some devices that you look forward to learning about. So again, thank you everybody for watching. Thank you for the two that helped support this project and in the not too distant future, once I picked out the hardware or it got it, played with it, I'll make some tutorials on that. So, thank you again and as always, visit my website FilmsByChris.com. That's Chris of the K. There should be a link in the description and I hope that you have a great day.


We obviously going to need one. It's surprised you a little bit and how encouraging is it that he can be available this very encouraging Dylan worked extremely hard to get back out here and through conversations with his surgeon, our doctors, Dylan, most importantly, you know, just excited to get him back out there and again, I think it's, um, you know, we're probably a little bit away from from team, you know, but I think it's also important that, you know, when a player gets to a point that done kind of rehab and that he gets back out there with his teammates and individual and figure out group things and then we'll see where he is. I think he can, you know, certainly I want to just make sure that, you know, see how he feels before we start making him an option anywhere. I think that the first step is just getting him out there. Back on the kicker situation, has it frustrated you that you've not been able to find anybody to stabilize that position the way that you have at the punter position? By you mean having Brett Kern here, you know, for 12 years or 15 years, however many years it was here before me. No, not frustrated. Is it more part of the challenge that it's not easy to find kickers who can, you know, do what you're, you know, to kick in this league? There's 32 of those jobs. Yeah, I mean, no one Justin Tucker is available. Another guy who's not being let go anytime soon. No, I mean, yeah, I mean, I guess we're just going to keep finding, you know, keep evaluating guys and, you know, again, we're going to need one and we're obviously searching like everybody, not everybody else, but a handful of teams. There were some good kickers available in free agency during early free agency. No, there's kickers going to be available at different times throughout the year, and whether that's free agency or tomorrow or next day. Just don't guys have any experience doing kickoffs if you needed it. If you needed to use it, I don't think that's something I don't think that's something that again, it would be an emergency thing. It's not something I think we really want to explore. Just from a mechanic standpoint injury, I don't think that that's something that he's, you know, trained for, he could, he could do it in an emergency and did do it and, you know, just was ready to do it. But yeah, I don't think we would start there. How much I guess the lingering injuries make it difficult this time of year we were trying to get down to 53 and decide how long. I think that's part of it and seeing how guys are going to, you know, do you have to carry them? Do you have to, you know, you're going to put them on IR with some sort of designation and for return and, you know, all part of the process of getting to 53 tomorrow afternoon. Before the season about tweaking your training regimen to two days on and then a one day walk through, what did the data through training camp show you how that went? From a soft tissue perspective, I would say, you know, in training camp good, again, I think some of our injuries, most of the majority of our injuries occurred during games, you know, so we'll have to see where that goes and continue to monitor it and try to make sure that everybody's ready to go and when things come up, address them, treat them. But I think that through training camp, I thought that the we didn't have, I didn't feel like we had a lot of receivers or DBs with hamstring issues or things like that that normally would show up with that those position groups. You feel like this is kind of the new formula you're going to take forward then that this really had an impact on that?  So I think that that's, you know, we were this year, we'll see where it is next year and see if we're see where we're at. But I mean, I thought that the guys handled it pretty well. As far as just how they approach the day and we're able to get work in and install and go out on the field and just lower the volume. With the offensive line, what's left between now and the season opener that you have to accomplish? As far as like the right tackle position for you to name a guy to be the starter there? Right now, Chris is the starter that could change. Justin's here, Dylan's getting to practice. You know, we're going to work through, you know, Jalen hopefully be back out there today. Keep practicing, keep competing. You know, things can change. It's nothing that's set in stone throughout anywhere. You know, maybe a few positions, but you know, I thought they responded well yesterday to some of the corrections, conversations coming out of the game and and you know, I think they know what we expect or what I expect and the ability to protect the guy with football whether that's when we run it or whether we throw it. Yeah, I anticipate Will being out there. I think he's, you know, for a young player, I thought he stayed really engaged in what we're doing offensively and just had a professional approach to not being on the field, which some guys, it's difficult, you know, they lose focus because they know they're not practicing or, you know, maybe not playing the game. I felt like just his preparation leading up to the game was lockstep. I saw him communicating with, you know, with Malik and the coaches. So there's just a lot of maturity there to players career. They're going to deal with some sort of absence and how they handle it. And so I thought it's pretty good start for Will. Out of the building. Is that start Monday? I think that starts after, after tomorrow and and and there's going to be some modification. You know, you know, Nick will be back after, I think three games into the building, allow him to lift and work out here and, you know, be involved in meetings just nothing with practice. So that's good so that he can come in here. He can work out. He can treat meetings and just not have any involvement with practice or be at the games. Do you feel like now with the opener on the horizon, like the bulk of the issues you had last year outside of injuries are fixed to your satisfaction been addressed? The issues. I mean, we're going to have issues every year that we're going to have to deal with. I mean, I think everybody does. I think that's where you go in. Take care of the football and turn it over more. If you could tell me that's going to happen and then I'll tell you, yeah, but you practice and prepare for it. But what matters is what you do out on the game. You know, practice is important. I understand that we believe that your ability to make plays on the practice field lead to what you do in the game. But also you have to go out and do it in the game. You have to you have to block them. You have to tackle. You have to turn the football over. You have to be able to take care of it, protect the quarterback and make contested catches and all those things. How do you get the confidence level that what you've done through practice translates in the game? Or is that just what you see against New Orleans is what you get? I'm not really sure. I know that we've had some really good examples of us making plays against Minnesota. Us making plays in the game against Minnesota. Us having, you know, running a four minute operation closing the game out. We're going to need to do that. Hopefully in 17 games that I would don't think it'll be 17, but I'd like it to be. But we've also had examples of us, you know, playing man coverage, getting off the field effect in the quarterback. We were able to throw the ball. You know, one thing I thought was was really cool coming out of the game was that we went in with some specifics on on special teams and on defense and offense. And, you know, we averaged 10 and a half yards and attempt in the game on offense. So we were able to hit some plays down the field. We got a really cool DPI penalty that's going to go unnoticed from Chris Moore, but came back. I wasn't playing the ball. Those are things we coach. So I guess that translated. We talked about the net on the punt team that we worked at. We worked drills on that and then to go and be able to show the guys after the game that here's the net. You know, we're not following guys down, maybe in the same lane like we were in in Minnesota or after the vice, you know, incident with the with the returner with Kyle, which is unacceptable, you know, early on all our vices on the punt return were good. You know, so those are those are things that I think that we can point to when we go in and say, Hey, here's a focus. This is what we're concentrating on. Let's see if we can't get it done. And then when you do it, then you know, we showed the team on I guess whatever it was yesterday. Good. Good. You know, I mean, I think he was one of the guys that we had talked about about improving on the kickoff first kickoff against Minnesota. He was a backside to didn't quite necessarily squeeze tight enough running like heck, but just didn't squeeze tight enough and you can't bend and make the play. So that was another example we talked about improving there and we saw that on a kickoff coverage. So and Julius is he's locked in. He's involved and he's engaged in the meetings and, you know, translating to his willingness to go down there on kickoff or be on a wing on a punt team or, you know, offer Turner or returner on the kickoff return. Jeff was talking about he and Landry teaming up against key an aughtry for some kind of internal competition. You'd like one guys come up with something to to ramp things up Yeah, I think that the energy the competitiveness I think is great. Those guys work together a lot on the field and more that they can have those types of conversations and understanding where guys are at whether they call a game or not or just being able to play off each other and instinctive players that can continue to communicate with each other. Hopefully they can help each other. Trace just kind of shows up doesn't say a whole lot does his job competes. You know, getting them more comfortable down the field. You know, I mean, we're going to have to continue to rep those things down field the ability to play the football and look back and play the football and not lose ground. You know, something that all our DB's can continue to improve on. Just understanding the rules that they're going to give you more leeway with contact when you're when you're looking to play the ball. The downside of that is sometimes when you play the ball, you can kind of lose some ground on the man and that's the challenge and that's stuff that we've talked about. So there was instances against Justin Jefferson and SMB in Minnesota. And playing the football, leaning back, but also not drift in and letting three yards of separation go for a cat. So I think that there's back to what Paul had asked that there was examples and when those things come up, we try to show them. So Trace, that's something that he could work on, but he's a one of our most competitive holdup guys on punt return. We feel comfortable putting him in a single and he's going to compete. So love his competitiveness love doesn't say a whole lot does his job tries to use the techniques that we that we ask of him. Caleb Murphy, of course, sax into three games. What more did you see from him on film other than what kind of jumped out? Right. That's what it is. You know, I mean, these guys getting into a pass rush situation and he was able to to affect the quarterback in multiple ways. We're in a couple of games had nice moves in Minnesota. Needs it to continue to try to find a role on special teams.  That's something that that goes on pretty much everywhere. Should you have your message to the guys? Maybe get bad news in the next 24 hours or so, then what's your message to the 53 plus you'll have here? Well, I would say that you know, the starting with the 53 that the roster, you know, I mean, we need to prove ourselves every day. Like this is this this business can you know, nothing's guaranteed and what the roster looks like on Wednesday is going to be different than what it looks like a week from Wednesday and so on and so forth. That's that's we're always going to be looking to churn the roster. That would be my message to them that's not the time to to relax and take a deep breath. And then unfortunately we will have to to move on from some players. Do it and you know, whether we bring them back or we don't trying to tell them that if they ever need something that they've shown well for themselves and that we would call anybody that they need me to call and help them. However, we can help them and know that we could possibly bring it back if we don't bring it back on the on the initial wave of the practice squad is there when you try to make a connection with them, it is difficult and but we all know that not everybody's going to make it.


Hey, brah. Yeah. You, brah. Yeah, brah. You interested in the federal budget process? It's going to be tizzite. Like a word? No, wait. Come back, yo. This is going to be super awesome. Uh, brah. Budgeting in the his house? All right, fine. This is a little boring. Okay, it's a lot boring, but it's kind of important. Yeah, exactly. What indeed? How do they even decide how much money to spend on the government? Yeah, boy. Sorry, sorry. To get a budget for the federal government, the first step is for the president to submit a budget request to Congress. The president starts with the budget requests which come in from the various agencies like FIBI, SIA, IPA, and DOE. I think I'm saying those right. The president has the final say on what the agencies get. Even so, you often have situations where the president, the heads of the agencies, and Congress have different ideas about how much money should be spent on each thing. The president's budget request is due by law to Congress on the first Monday in February, so everyone needs to be in line by then. The request needs to explain how much money the president wants to spend, how much money the government will take in, and what deficits that will leave over if the money in isn't more than the money out. If there's a deficit, the government needs to borrow money to cover the difference, which has been going on 38 of the last 42 years. Right now, the deficit is over $1 trillion, and the total federal government debt is over $16 trillion. The budget is for the fiscal year, not the calendar year, so it runs from October 1st to September 30th. Planning goes out for several years though, so agencies need to try to spend money for this year, try to get funding in Congress for next year, and try to get a budget request to the president for the year all around the same time. This means a lot of guesswork about the future and how things will be changed by the timing of the inevitable robot apocalypse. Once the president turns in a budget request, Congress gets to work like a smoothly-oiled machine. Just kidding, it's a disaster. In theory, Congress is supposed to have a budget passed by April 15th, but that never happens.  In an attempt to keep themselves on deadline, Congress isn't allowed to consider any laws about spending or taxes until they either pass a budget resolution, or it gets to be April 16th. They also aren't allowed to take more than a three-day break unless the bills authorizing spending have passed the House of Representatives. As we will see later, this makes almost no difference. The bills authorizing the spending of money are called appropriations bills. The federal government cannot spend money without appropriations, which is why Congress is supposedly the most powerful branch of the government. Despite all these rules, Congress didn't actually pass a budget resolution in 1998, 2002, 2004, 2006, or from 2009 to now. The law they passed, which ended the debt ceiling fight, did have caps on spending for 2011 and 2012, but otherwise they just passed individual appropriations bills to keep the government funded. Everything in Congress is done by committees. There are three types of committees. Oversight committees look after the agency or subject area and offer comments on the President's budget proposal. Budget committees formulate the budget resolution, and appropriations committees pass the spending bills. Politicians fight to get on the appropriations committees because a lot of detail is left out of the budget resolution, which means they have a lot of sway over how the money is spent and can pass lots of little items to spend a little here and there. In order to set spending in taxes, a budget may have to change existing laws which have been passed, so budgeting is very closely connected to lawmaking. Just like with the President's request, the budget Congress passes needs to say how much will be spent, how much will be collected to pay for it, and what the deficit will be. A lot of spending may take longer than a year to happen or may happen later than the year of the budget. The government has the authority to spend money when it's in the budget, but the actual spending happens when the Treasury writes the checks. The budget has to be based on some estimate of how the economy will perform, so that politicians will know how much money they can expect to bring in and how much they should expect to spend on things like welfare, which will vary depending on the poverty rate. These estimates can come from Congress, via the Congressional Budget Office, or they can come from the President via the Office of Management and Budget. The two do not always agree. The Congressional estimates are updated later in the year in case some major event changes things. Once the Budget Committee's created a resolution, then everyone in the House or Senate can vote on it and try to get amendments, meaning changes, like getting funding for some project that they want. There are procedures in place to limit the number of amendments that can be considered, so they don't debate everything until the end of time. One rule that has been set up to try and cut down on spending is pay as you go. This means that every increase to an entitlement program, where the government gives money to someone, and every tax cut should be offset by some spending cut somewhere else. Of course, they can also override that requirement with a vote. Try to guess how often that happens. And there you have it.


This is a hard pill to swallow, but it needs to be said. He said that were he to completely destroy all people, those who came before and those who will come at the end of time, it would not diminish his dominion, the slightest bit, the weight of an atom. Allah is Allah. And that first movement of the heart where we think that we actually deserve to exist is one of, is probably the source of all the problems. We don't deserve to exist. We do not deserve to exist. If we feel entitled to our existence, there is a long list of diseases of the heart that will arise from that feeling of entitlement. That's deep. This is very, very deep.


The targets are able to react in different ways depending upon what you want them to do. These robotic targets will help bridge the gap between training and combat by creating a more realistic firefighter experience.


Grand Cayman, here we go! So we made it to our room! I'm gonna get some shrimp tacos. At the airport, we're going to Grand Cayman. So we had to drive all the way from Orlando to Fort Lauderdale, which was like three hours.  Like, four? Yeah. So, and it was raining really hard.   We have a full flight though today, so it's not even halfway full, so we'll go ahead and spread out. So, the lady actually took my boarding pass and I know this sounds like stupid, but I really wanted to take a picture with it on the window. She took it and I was like, bruh, I just wanted to buy a snack. This is me and Ryan's first flight ever together. And it's exciting because I've always dreamed of this day. Grand Cayman, here we come! How does it feel? It's our first flight together. It's 12 o'clock. We're supposed to take off at 45. We may turn leaving in. It's like raining, like, still. It's not like raining as hard as when we were driving here though. It was, like, really bad. Like, I was like, sleeping, but like, if I wasn't, I'd be breathing all the time. It was bad, but I'm glad we got here safe. So, a lot of prayers because the last trip we took, you know, since we got out of the car, I was just, like, a little bit nervous and plus, like, the rain on top of that would just stop even more. And we made it on time. And it was perfect timing, honestly. This morning, we got Jack and Jetta. I got a Boston King Jetta and a bagel with cream cheese. Did you get coffee? I sent out a coffee yesterday and she's literally freaking out, like, shaking the card. She's, like, singing really loudly to yourself, like, happy and stuff, like. He gave me a piece of coffee. This Starbucks double shot of espresso coffee. It was, like, the canela flavor. It's good stuff, but, like, I don't like coffee. So, obviously, there's, like, a lot of cream and sugar in it, so that's probably why I like it. It made me really hyper yesterday. Like, I had my, like, old rock playlist going on, like, some Nickelback and Daughtry. Oh, and podcast, Antelope Gaga album. Oh, yeah.  Ryan was asleep. I drove all the way, so... You should put headboards in the back. I couldn't even fit in the seat. Yeah, I stuck my headboards in it and I didn't think about Ryan's seat because he, like, backed up a lot. So, he was kind of squished. But they're out of my car. They're in my storage unit and everything. And it went very well. It's a good thing we didn't put them on top, though, because it was, like, a little bit right on the drive down. I got two beds. I'm trying to find a slipper. And wanted one of some Reds Carlton slippers. I don't want to do that. Wait, what? Let's change people! Let's go swimming! I'm trying to be at the beach and we're getting food. My camera's on 4% because I'm just not sure I'm enough to charge it last night. I'm gonna get shrimp tacos. What are you gonna get? Yeah, I know what I'm talking about. I'm talking about burgers. I got a lot of burgers. Five minutes. They're just grilled corn. We're gonna hear us one and we're going to, like, cost you less because, you know, we're gonna try to eat breakfast and lunch in and then just eat dinner out. So, we are actually gonna go to the hot tub on the ocean side, so we're gonna hit that up. We're already so gross, so, like, might as well take advantage and go to the hot tub. So, yeah, we're gonna do that. But I think I'm gonna end the vlog here because my camera's dying. Yeah, so I will see you guys in the morning. Bye, guys.


Hello friends! I am Sanjay Gupta. I welcome you on Sanjay Gupta Tech School. In this video, I am going to explain how you can compare two strings in C language. Before starting, I want to give you one information. If you go to description of this video, you will find links of various playlists related to C language. So now I am going to start explaining how you can compare two strings in C language. So first of all, I am going to read two strings from the user. So let's say string 1 is S1, whose size is 10. String 2 is S2, whose size is also 10. Then I am going to compare one variable i and another variable f that will be for flag which is initially 0. Now to read input from user, I am writing a printf which will display enter first string. Input will be stored inside S1. Then again printf enters second string. Then getters S2. So this way, first string will be stored inside S1 and second string will be stored inside S2. So now I am going to implement the loop and through that loop, we will see how we can compare two strings whether they are equal or not. So remember that I am going to compare both the strings as per their content, not as per their length. So for example, this is S1 or this is S2. We have two strings. So here you can see both are equal because their contents are same. If S1 is X, Y, Z and S2 is A, B, C. So these two strings are unequal because their contents are unequal. If length is same like S1 is having three characters, S2 is also having three characters, then based on their length, we are not going to compare. We are going to compare as per their content. So I will use these two examples while I will be implementing the loop. So after implementation of loop, we will come again on these examples and we will see how that loop is working to check the string comparison. So I am starting for loop from zero. Now here condition is S1 of I not equals to null or S2 of I not equals to null. So here see the condition. S1 is checked, then S2 is checked. If S1 is not equals to null, if it is true, then second condition will not be evaluated because I have mentioned or in between them. And if this condition is false, then this will be evaluated. If it is true, then also loop will iterate. So if any one of these two conditions are true, then loop will be evaluated, otherwise it will be false. So if both the conditions are false, then loop will be discontinued. And after here, I am removing this. So here I need to write I plus plus and then inside loop I am going to write the logic. So I am writing if condition, if S1 of I not equals to S2 of I, if S1 of I not equals to S2 of I, then I am assigning one into F and I am using break so that I can terminate the rotation of loop and I am closing the loop. So this is the simple loop that I implemented for still comparison. After completion of this loop, I just need to check if F is still 0, then I can print equal. If F is equals to 0, then I can print equal, else I can print not equal. So now I am taking this example first so that we can check whether this implemented loop is working fine or not. So initially you can see F is 0. Initially value of F is 0. Now we need to check this loop. So I started from 0, then S1 of I not equals to 0. So let's say I is 0. Now check S1 of I not equals to 0. So you can imagine that this is 0 index, this is 1, this is 2 and then on third index both are having null. So S1 of I not equals to 0. So S1 of I is not equals to 0. It is true. So if first condition is true, second will not be evaluated. It means loop condition is true. Now we need to check S1 of I with S2 of I. If it is not equal, then F will be 1 and loop will be eliminated. But in this case, both are equal. So this condition will be false and I will be incremented. So now I is 1. So here you need to check S1 of I. So S1 of I is B, which is also not equal to 0. So in this first condition is true. So second will not be checked. Now check this condition S1 of I not equals to S2 of I. So again it is false because both are equal. So I will be incremented. So I is 2. Again check this condition S1 of 2 is having C, which is not equals to null. So again this condition is true. Check this condition S1 of I not equals to S2 of I. So again this is false because both are equal. So I will be incremented. This time I is 3. So check this condition S1 of I. So S1 of 3 is having null. So this is false. Check this condition S2 of I is not equals to null. It is also false. So both conditions of loop are false this time. So you will be incremented and you saw we never born inside this condition because every time it was false. So I have remained 0 and we can say that both the strings are equal. So this is the first scenario. Now let me take another one, which is this. String 1 is XYZ and string 2 is ABC. So again I am starting I from 0. So S1 of I, S1 of 0 not equals to null. So this condition is true. So setting will not be evaluated. Now come here. S1 of I not equals to S2 of I. So S1 of I is X. S2 of I is A. So X not equals to A. So first time condition is true. So it means F will be assigned as 1 and break will terminate the loop and after termination of loop we need to check if condition. So this time F is 1. So it will print strings are not equal. So this way this is working. Now let's say if you have this kind of scenario. In first string we have AB and null and in second string we have ABC and null. So what will happen? So in two rotations while I will be 0, so both are equal, while I will be 1, then B and B both are equal. While I is 2, we are on this position. So for string 1 it is null. So this condition will be false. So this condition will be checked. So it is true because S2 is not equals to null. So it will come to this condition and here inside this condition S1 of 2 position is having null. And S2 of 2 position is having C. So here you can see this condition is not true. So F will be assigned 1 and loop will be perfect. And after termination of loop F is 1. So not equal will be this way. So this way if all the characters of both the strings are equal then only this if condition will be false. And whenever both the indexes are unequal then automatically it will become true and F will be assigned as 1. So this way I explained you how you can compare two strings. So I explained this example with the help of three different strings. So S1 S2 I used three pairs of S1 and S2 to explain this loop how it is working. So don't confuse yourself like why I used all here because I explained you with the examples like how it is working. So if first condition is true we don't have to check another one because here we have a comparison condition. So don't put end here just use on so that we can check each and every index of both the strings. So if any point if indexes are unequal F will be having 1 and loop will be terminated to break and then we need to check if condition like F is 2 or 1 and accordingly also will be this way. So this way I hope you understood how we can compare two strings in C language with the help of this example. And if you want to watch more programming related videos you can open my channel go to playlist where you will see various playlist related to C language. Also you can find those links handy in the description of this video. So do follow those videos so that you can learn programming in a minute. And I hope you understood whatever I explained in this video. Thank you for watching this video.


In this video session we are going to look at Python implementation of algorithm problem called as optimal files merge pattern. So we will primarily look at implementing algorithm of that in Python. So let us see what outcome has been planned for this session. At the end of this session student will be able to provide Python implementation for optimal files merge pattern problem. Here onwards we will see a live hands-on demonstration of writing a Python code for the optimal files merge pattern problem. And before we move to that PyCharm ID, I would like to ensure that the audience who is watching this video has good knowledge of Python fundamentals and has a latest stable working PyCharm ID. And community edition is enough for our needs. So let us switch to PyCharm ID and start writing code in for the problem. Okay, before we go for any hands-on on implementing algorithms in Python, it's very crucial to know the time complexity of containers and collections in Python. Because when we implement a pseudocode algorithms, what we do is we write a pseudocode for algorithms and we calculate the time complexity of algorithms based on the pseudocode which we write or in general the algorithmic representation. But often when we implement those algorithms in languages, for example, we are using Python but in some cases it could be C, Java or even other language. So most developers what they do is they just assume or they rather than saying that they will just presume that a specific operation in Python, for example, maybe it's a sorting or maybe for searching or maybe finding a mini element in a list or a specific container in a Python, they assume that it's of specific complexity. And most often this always results into a bad program implementation. So it's very important that we understand what are those operations and what is the time complexity of those operations implemented in Python's C Python runtime. So we will go through the standard time complexity manual of Python, wherein it lists you the time complexity of various crude operations on containers and collections from the Python's standard library and then the collection module as well. Apart from that, we'll also look into a module in a Python called as heap queue module which lets me build min heaps and also which also lets me have a priority queue implementation in Python. So we'll also touch that aspect as well and we'll see what exactly will be the complexity of any heap or a priority queue constructed using those models in the Python. So let me switch to these Python's time complexity manual. So now we are on a page where it's a standard Python docs module where the Python implementation, it's a Python's standard module here where you can see here that these complexities are based on the current implementation of C Python. And this is for Python 3 we are looking at. So now when you look at this, what I was talking about as a more important aspect which you need to concentrate when you give a Python implement to this algorithm is these complexities. For example, if you take a list and to the list, if you add an element append at the end of that list, then the complexity of that operation is O of 1, so under the average case. So this matters so much for a theoretical consideration but when you're writing an algorithm for a practical consideration, it's very important to also understand the immortalized worst case complexity but as of now we will slightly skip this. We will more talk about these complexities. So the append is O of 1 and you can see that sometimes when I insert this append at the beginning, then suddenly the complexity is very high. So you can see here pop last. It means that removing last element from the list is O of 1 but popping any of the middle element in the list, popping any of the middle element in the list, its complexity is O of n. So you can see that in our algorithm implementation, if we do this operation, then we have to consider that operation as O of n, not as O of 1. That's most misconception with developers or the novice beginners who begin with language, they keep into mind that, okay, their algorithm and the program has equal complexity, no. It depends upon how well you correlate the Pythons or any language's internal implementations with your algorithm's derived complexity. So since our implementation, Python implementation of algorithm which we're gonna see the hands on, it depends on Python, it's very important that we look at this chart. So this is for the list and you can see here if you want a double ended queue, then this is the best data structure which lets you append left, append right, which lets you insert and deletion at both the end of the container and that's O of 1, that's a D queue. So this is what is recommended. And one more operation which very frequently we use is sort operation and searching in a list. So when you search in a list, for example, X in a S, then it's also O of n. Finding minimum and maximum of a list is also n, but you can see that surprisingly getting the length of list is O of 1, quite contrary to the major developer perception that finding the length of a list will be an operation. It's a beauty of Python, which does give you the length of list in O of 1. So this is set. So you can see that whenever you take a set symmetry difference or when you say whether the element is present in set or not, it's O of 1. So most often we need such operations in algorithm implementation. And these are the dictionaries. As you can see that average case dictionaries is always O of 1. Whenever you look get item, set item, and delete item, it's important that we much worry about this. But you can see that amortized worst case complexity is O of n. So fine, we'll not give much attention to this, but we'll only rely on these assumption. So iterating dictionary is n and copying the dictionary is O of n. Don't think that creating just a copy of dictionary is one operation that no. Whenever if you create any copy of a dictionary, then it is O of n. So by looking at this, I think one of the, another very important thing is sort, which we very frequently we use in our algorithm. As you can see for sorting, the complexity is O of n log n. And it's somewhat based on team sort implementation. Very important, note that the sort built in sort, whether it is sort or sorted, it's always n log n in Python. So this is for the time-close of basic operations. As we have said, we are using another module. We will be using another module heap queue. We may use it. Most algorithms do require use employing priority queue and heaps. So this is a module, and this gives you a mean heap representation and it's based on the textbook heap algorithms. So the APS differs on textbook. So it gives you zero index, mean heap based textbooks implementation. And so you can see that this is almost like heap dot sort. So it's a kind of heap, arabic heap implementation given to you. The general complexity of this is n log n. All the standard heap related operations, what the retrieval insertion of log n and maintaining heap is n log n. So this is also very beneficial when you want to implement heap in a specifically, when you talk about optimal file merge pattern or some other kind of algorithm which requires to maintain a heap or tree based structure. So given this understanding, now we can jump to Python implementation of our algorithm. Okay, now we are on PyCharm ID. This is a program for optimal files merge pattern.  So if I have a files and if this list denotes the size of files, then as per the problem of optimal file merge pattern, I'm supposed to get the minimum scan operations or the minimum number of operations to merge all these files. So what I do is the best example to solve this approach is, we are looking at the code. Like algorithm has a standard, we are solving that and this code sticks to the standard method of algorithm approach. So what we do is we heapify it. So we create a heap of files. So we create one more copy of this files and we call it as heap files and we heapify it. So this is structured in form of heap. And once we structured a number of heap, now what I do is I keep on checking the heap as long as the number of nodes in heap are greater than one. So technically what I'm doing is I'm removing first two elements from the heap. And since this being a heap, it guarantees that these are the first two minimum in that. Once I get two minimum files from this, I merge that and this file C value is once again sent back to the heap because this is a resultant merge file. And now I need to look for with what other remaining files this merge file can be merged. So the moment I put it in heap, by using heap push, it automatically makes sure that this file is properly inserted in this heap. So next time in next iteration, when you pull A and B it properly makes sure that we get the minimum values which we merge as per the standard algorithm implemented for optimal files merge pattern. And in this iteration, I'm just noting down the total number of merge operation by just adding it to total operation. So in the end, when you do a print operation, it will print the total number of operations required to merge this file. And this total number of operation will be the minimum possible for the given case. So now if I execute this, you should see for the given input one, the minimum file first operation should be 68. So you can verify it by pausing the video and try to solve this input manually. Now once again, you can guess the algorithm design pattern and once again, we always try to take minimum possible a kind of a grid based approach to get always the minimum and merge that. So that's it is the program for this here for this video section. Let us move to the next slides. Okay, now that we have seen the Python implementation for the problem, can you guess what algorithm design paradigm we have used? You can pause the video at this point and you can guess your answer. But the answer for this is greedy approach. So that's it for this video. Thank you.


Hi, I'm Zor. Welcome to Unisor Education. In a couple of words, I would like to talk about what is Unisor and what's the purpose of this. Basically, two questions I would like to address. Why you need it and how it works. Well, let's start with why you need it. I will probably start with certain criticism of many of existing educational systems. On one of the blogs which I participate, somebody wrote an extremely precise characteristic of an educational system which many schools are utilizing. It's mile-wide and each deep. It means that lots and lots of materials are covered, topics of mathematics. However, people do not really spend any time going any deeper into each topic. They just learn the facts. Now, facts are an interesting thing, of course. But if you think about what exactly will be used in the real life, well, not too many. I mean, I was working for a very long time as a computer specialist, a financial specialist. I don't remember a case when I had to solve quadratic equations or use properties of right triangles or Pythagorean theorems, etc. So, it's not practical, right? At least for most people. And students really feel that these topics which there are taught in school are not really that practical. And they lose interest, basically. So, the usefulness of putting so many different facts into a student's head is really, really very limited. What I believe is significantly more important is to use mathematics as a tool to develop mind. People go to gym and they pull weights and they use tracks or springs or whatever else they're using. All these tools, it's completely unrelated to their practical life. However, they use these tools to develop their muscles, stamina, health, whatever. Now, in case of mathematics, this is probably the most perfect tool to develop your mind.  By the way, creativity is extremely important because math is completely artificial. Math is an ultimate form of art. That's how I feel. Because everything is done, well, basically the actor on the scene or a sculptor, they are creating the objects. Math is all creation of the minds of different people. So, mathematics is needed as a tool to develop your mind. And how can you do it using the mathematics?  That's basically if mind is not developed this way. Now, the mathematics can develop your mind only in case you prove the theorems, you solve the equations, you solve the problems. There are so many numerous problems in mathematics. It's just unbelievable. There is no other subject which will challenge your mind as much as mathematics. So, mind developing is the most important. And Unisor.com is the site where I devote as much attention to problem solving as possible. So, there is educational, theoretical material and a certain number of facts as well. But these are necessary as an introduction of certain concepts and language used in the problems. To state the problem and to explain the solution.  But then I just realized that without theoretical material I can't really talk about these problems. So, there is theory and there are some facts on this site. But this is not the most important. The most important is the problems, their solutions, exams, etc. So, that's why you need it. By the way, I don't know any other site which in a very complete and concise form presents all the magnitude of problem solving part of the mathematics. So, I think it's a very useful thing and I hope people will use it as a tool to develop their minds. That's the purpose. That's the goal. That's why you need it. Now, how it works? A couple of words about how it works. Well, obviously anybody can just go to the site and on the left there is a menu of certain items which you can learn. Just go one by one. If you are such a self-disciplined person, you can go through theoretical lectures and then go to problem solving lectures, etc. You will not be able to take exams, for instance, but that's okay. Now, if you are registered, then there are three different categories of users who can register. Well, obviously the first category is student. That's the person who will actually learn something and take exams. Then there is a category of the person who I conditionally call a parent or a supervisor. This is the person who basically controls the educational process. So, if he is registered as a parent or a supervisor of a student, then he can enroll that student into a specific topic, take a look at the exam. How the student actually scored on the exam and mark the courses completed and then enroll into the next course. So, basically you are controlling. If you are a parent or a supervisor, you are controlling the educational process of a student. And finally, there is a category of a teacher which in this particular case means a provider of educational material. Teachers using Qnesor.com are not really teach because students are basically taught and learned from the website. But teachers can supply more educational material which can be incorporated into the site after proper authorization, etc. And also there is another important role the teacher can play. Teacher can be the person, the parent, delegate the supervisory control and function. So, if the parent doesn't want to do this, then he can delegate it to a teacher and the teacher basically can enroll a student into a specific course or a group of students. And that brings me to a concept of a flipped classroom which gains popularity right now. In a flipped classroom, teacher performs more supervisory functions and less teaching functions. Supervisory function is basically, okay, learn this, learn this, learn that. Basically giving students assignments of what to learn in form of enrolling them into specific classes. And then they can take a look at the score. They can actually explain certain things maybe a little better than I explained it on the web if they want to or are capable to. And then again, all these supervisory functions like checking the score and exams, etc. So these are three categories of users, students, parents or supervisors and teachers, providers of educational material. So they register as such and then students will just take a look at whatever they are assigned to do, whatever they are enrolled by their parents or supervisors or teachers who are delegating these functions. They learn the material, they go through theoretical material, through problem solving material, taking them on that particular course. And basically then it's up to a supervisor to basically consider this as completed and go to the next topic. So basically that's how it works. The website probably will never be completed. It's such a huge area and the number of problems which can be solved is really, really huge. So I put as much as I can right now at the moment I'm explaining this particular concepts of how it works. I would say the geometry is in a good shape almost ready. Algebra is probably addressed like 50%. And there are trigonometry, there are vectors, there are other topics which I would like to address. And I will put more material into more contents into this website. But for now, basically I want to just explain how the whole thing is working, why do you need it and how it works. And welcome to Unisore Education.


Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modiji, Honourable Ministers, Excellencies, Distinguished Guests. Good evening. It is my pleasure and privilege to welcome you all to this virtual summit between India and the United Arab Emirates. To begin with, it is my honour to invite Honourable Prime Minister of India, Shri Narendra Modiji, to deliver his opening remarks. Your Highness, my brother, in this virtual summit, I would like to welcome you all. Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modiji, Honourable Ministers, Excellencies, Distinguished Guests. Despite the challenges of COVID-19, the export 2020 was very successful. Unfortunately, I was not able to come to the U.A. to take part in the export. And we were not able to meet for a long time. But today, our virtual summit shows that despite all the challenges, our friendship has reached new heights. Your Highness, in strengthening our relations, your personal land is very important. During the COVID pandemic, you have taken care of the U.A. and the Indian society. For that, I will always be grateful to you. We are now in the state of the U.A. We are in the state of the terrorist attacks. India and the U.A. are fighting against terrorism. Your Highness, for both our countries, this year has a special meaning. You are celebrating the 50th anniversary of the establishment of the U.A. And you have also established the vision of the next 50 years of the U.A. This year, we are celebrating the 75th anniversary of our establishment of the U.A. And for the next 25 years, we have established the important vision of the future of both our countries. Your Highness, I am very happy that both our countries are making progress on the comprehensive economic partnership agreement. It is not surprising that we have been able to talk for at least three months on this important agreement. In general, it takes years to understand this way. The deep friendship between the two countries is the vision of the future and the belief of the future. I believe that this will start a new era in our economic relations. And our business will increase from 60 billion dollars to 100 billion, up to 100 billion dollars in the next five years.  Along with that, our cooperation is also possible in many new areas. The new MOU on food corridors is a very good tool. We welcome the U.A. in the food processing and logistics sector. This will make India a healthy partner for the protection of the U.A. In the area of the start-ups, India has played an important role in this. In the last year, 44 unicorns have grown in India. Through joint incubation and joint financing, we can promote the start-ups in both the countries. Similarly, for the development of our people, we can also use the basic institutions of excellence on this. In the last month, after the journey of Jammu Kashmir, after this journey, many rich companies have shown interest in investing in Jammu Kashmir. We welcome innovation in all sectors in Jammu Kashmir, logistics, healthcare, hospitality, and healthcare. We will make all kinds of investments available to your companies. Your Highness, in the next year, India will organize the G20 summit. And the climate issue of the U.A. is becoming increasingly important in the U.A. We can help each other in shaping this agenda. Both the countries are working together with their partners to help each other. I am confident that India, the U.A., Israel, and the U.S. will further advance our social goals. Your Highness, to make this virtual summit possible, I would like to thank you once again. Next, with the permission of both the leaders, I would request India's Minister of Commerce and Industry, Piyush Boyalji, and the Minister of Economy of the United Arab Emirates, His Excellency Abdullah Tuk Almari, to exchange the comprehensive economic partnership agreement signed between India and the U.A. Thank you, Excellencies. We will now screen videos on this historic agreement between our two countries. Today, India and U.A.'s bilateral relationship is at its historical high. The leadership of both nations has an unprecedented goodwill and tremendous energy to build on the comprehensive strategic partnership and collectively embark on a journey of a prosperous and sustainable future. Today, both countries are leading trading partners of each other. While U.A. is the third largest trading partner and the second largest export destination for India, India is the second largest trading partner for the U.A. The two nations now stand poised for a mutual takeoff to realize their long-term goals. India-U.A. comprehensive economic partnership agreement, a landmark trade pact, SEPA will propel the two friendly nations forward towards a magnificent shared destiny. SEPA can facilitate upward mobility across economic value chains and create hundreds of thousands of employment opportunities in both countries. For U.A., products of export interest like dates, petrochemicals and metals will see enhanced access to the large Indian market. For India, there will be enhanced market access for products cutting across sectors, particularly the labor-intensive ones like textiles, leather, gems and jewelry. This is a comprehensive agreement covering all areas of economic cooperation. Bilateral trade is projected to increase to 100 billion US dollars in goods and 15 billion US dollars in services in five years. This path-breaking agreement will lead to seamless flow of goods, services, capital, technology and people and mutually enriching and rewarding collaborations to attain sustainable growth, development and prosperity of peoples of India and the U.A. India-U.A. comprehensive economic partnership agreement, history in the making. Let us join hands and welcome this new beginning. The UAE and India are in working on a new era to strengthen ties, expand collaboration, enhance cooperation and unleash the infinite potential both nations hold in their hands. Together, India and the UAE are gearing up to unlock new social, cultural and economic opportunities and deliver a shared vision of future prosperity for all posterity to write this new chapter of success. We have signed the historic India-U.A.E. comprehensive economic partnership agreement, a paradigm shift that promises to boost trade and investment, fuel competitiveness and productivity, accelerate innovation and sustainable development. Based on transparency and trust, this transformative deal will create enormous benefits for the people of both nations. It will remove or reduce tariffs, improve market access, facilitate FDI and joint ventures, expedite the global economic recovery and place India and the UAE at the heart of global trade. As we continue to adapt to a complex and rapidly changing world, India and the UAE understand that our greatest challenges will not be solved in isolation. Our collaboration is critical to safeguard the seamless flow of goods, services and investments. Together, we can build a more resilient, agile and responsive bilateral ecosystem, one that forges new pathways for aviation, hospitality, logistics, petrochemicals and digital trade, one that harnesses the potential of future technologies, lifts non-oil trade to $100 billion in five years, making a sea change, portrayed liberalization and dynamic investment policy making. This agreement will help spur our bold economic vision for the next 50 years of relentless progress. India-UAE comprehensive economic partnership agreement. Excellencies, Departments of Posts, Government of India and Emirates Posts of the UAE have signed an MOU for release of a joint commemorative stamp on the occasion of the 75 years of India's independence and the UAE's year of the 50th, which marks 50 years since the founding of the Emirates. I request Honourable Prime Minister and His Highness the Crown Prince to kindly witness the release of the joint commemorative stamp. With the kind approval of Honourable Prime Minister and His Highness the Crown Prince, I now request the issuance of the joint vision document entitled, Advancing the India-UAE Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, New Frontiers, New Milestones. Excellencies, our two sides have also agreed on some MOUs. First is the MOU between Agricultural and Processed Food Products Export Development Authority of India and DP World and Al-Tahra UAE in relation to the UAE-India Food Security Corridor Initiative. And next is the MOU between the International Financial Services Centre Authority, Gift City and Financial Services Regulatory Authority of the Abu Dhabi Global Market on mutual cooperation in the fields of financial products, services and institutions. Excellencies, this brings us to an end of this comment. I agree that we value you to the Honourable Prime Minister of India and to His Highness the Crown Prince and other distinguished guests for their gracious presence at this important occasion. Thank you and Namaskar.


Hi again, in this lesson we're going to talk about that how to substitute string with a string template in Python programming language. First, let's import module string to work with string templates. Then let's make a variable, let's call it city, let's call our module string and method template to make our template. Let's make template, our identifier in template will begin with dollar sign. Let's make identifier, for example city name and let's say that our city will be in Texas and now let's substitute our city name name with our new provided name. We're going to call our string and provide substitute method and we'll provide our variable with value for example Houston and as you can see our identifier will be changed with our new city name variable which is Houston, you can also change at any time your variable name let's say Austin or I don't know maybe Dallas and so on, you get the point. That's all in this lesson, thanks for watching, see you in the next lesson, bye.