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Love you It's been a rough couple weeks for us guys couple You think so now one one week it feels like eternity because we usually always get along But we've been we've been off-sync the last couple days, and I don't like it Hi lovers part in the interruption if you subscribe to the exam in life You've probably already seen that video if you haven't go to this timecode right now So you can fast-forward this part of me talking and interrupting that video So you can watch that video maybe come back and watch this part afterwards But I know you click the video because you want to watch that so the reason why I'm Reposting that video here is because I think it's a really great conversation. I think oftentimes on social media We do show the positives of relationships or times are really getting along I think that video was really interesting because it was during a time and we just really weren't in sync So in essence you guys have probably watched by now my apartment tour So we've lived in our apartment now for two and a half months and we shot that video two and a half months ago We had first moved in and things were like kind of in a tricky space at the time. So this This is kind of a throwback to that and I really want to speak about My other second YouTube channel because I've never talked about adpocalypse here on my main channel before and adpocalypse All right, we do the backgrounder Adpocalypse is this thing that happened in which a lot of videos that don't have advertiser friendly content got demonetized You guys may have noticed that my videos no longer run ads on them And some videos only six percent of the views are monetized and for somebody who doesn't make a lot of views on YouTube That's a very significant Decrease and so I just wasn't able to manage two channels and it didn't make sense for me time-wise anymore Especially since YouTube was returning so little to me But at the end of the day YouTube has never been a place for financial dependency for me It's always been a place to spread my message and then to gain an audience and to have a great Conversation and then take that audience in conversation to other platforms Which are able to compensate me more fairly like the full-screen show which I've talked about at nausea And now I want to talk about my anchor dot FM podcast. So every single day It's like snapchat for podcasting. I in essence do a little podcast I talk about my day. I share some personal revelations and then most importantly I answer a question of yours Every single day and so if you guys have not subscribed to anchor FM slash Shan booty That is a great place to go to support my content. Yes being here is very important And I value your time so so much But there are other platforms in which I am able to sustain a lifestyle And I am able to continue to make YouTube videos So it greatly helps me especially in light of adpocalypse if you do go over there as well I think like when we're in this heightened time of emotions like we can't we don't have that filter It's kind of clogged up right now with filtering all of life And so then when Jared comes into Shannon's world and he says something that Doesn't come across right you don't have that filter that that could clean it out And you can see what I'm trying to say and I have the same thing where right now. It's it's been hard to filter You know what Shannon is saying and filter it through like what you're trying to say As explained to someone in their day that a massive difference between this relationship in my last one is The trust and intent. I honestly felt like a lot.  You know what I mean? As far as like other people in other relationships that I've been in I could look in the face and I could see that they don't Love and I think that's the problem is like most people they go through life worrying about what they said and it's 90 I mean if you know humans, you know that 90% of the time that they say something they need something else and so You might say You know Why did you put that over there and in my mind? I'm like Why are you coming at me? You know what I mean? But then I go think about it. Okay. Wait. Let's think about this logically. No she just wants to move it and Jared language would say hey, why don't you actually put that over here instead of saying why did you put that there? You know what I mean?  Why'd you put that there? You're stupid for thinking that and that's when the argument starts instead of being like No, actually, she just wants to put it in different place So let me just put it in place because in reality I really don't have any emotional attachment to putting that you know me so that's where that's where I feel Communication comes into play It makes perfect sense We naturally Jared and I have gone through time like this before we're like yo shit is just off and the littlest things trigger us but I feel like Embracing those times where things are off and expecting them to be off in a way like oh, this is the new way it's kind of off right now and Knowing that like we just had a small fight two minutes ago You know before we started recording this but that we're gonna have to brush that off and like put it You know chalk it up to okay right now It's just not a time of being in sync and if we do that then we don't allow the little things are tripping us up to become A bigger issue in our relationship or to last longer than the current stress is lasting because once we're fully settled in the apartment Once we're putting out more content and we're in a flow again. We're in a flow.  No, that's perfect No, but I know I know what it's called of me and there's no if ands or buts And I think like I just want to work on in my character is reacting slow Because I find that when I react slow I can Better decipher what's going on if I react fast. It's usually the wrong reaction Something that you said to me this morning that like really stuck with me as you said You don't have to Put space between you and me for me to feel something from you I can paraphrase in there, but in essence it was like if something is bothering me I don't have to be visibly Put distance between us so that you can figure it out Yeah, it's like I can communicate that to you or even just communicate in that like hey I need space right now versus just like that silent uneasiness. That's when we fill in the gaps with our own Thoughts and our thoughts usually end up being worst-case scenario. Yeah, and I don't want that I don't want to create a relationship. That's based on insecurity or manipulation of insecurity You know, I mean if making you feel jealous to get a rise of you or making you feel sad or isolated or Vulnerable like that's just not the atmosphere that I think either one of us will grow in But it is a habit of mine when I'm upset because of the fact that I know I have a quick mouth To like close up and say nothing distance. Yeah, and to like be in my head and think and I think you interpret that a lot of times It's like I'm putting space, but it's more like I'm protecting you Again saying something that I don't quite understand myself yet Yeah, no, I hear you that just makes me feel Not safe and not like secure or not like filled up So what ends up happening is I end up making the situation worse because I am a man at the end of The day and what men do when they feel emotion is they close up and they push to what are you like and I'll answer this question to two things that you want me to learn from this time that I am Still growing and I'm still learning. I'm trying to You know learn I'm trying to learn like and get rid of the character flaws that I have from The way I grew up or the way that I learned as a kid. So, you know As long as like I guess for me is that I just want To be able to have this space um To make mistakes Without it assassinating your view on me I want you to know that In difficult times Remember the thing that I was initially attracted to you about was like your confidence At the first time that I saw you it was like it was at your event But the way that you were moving the way that you were like addressing people like that side of you is important and Even throughout the stress I need you to remember that that If anything being in your head about it or being timid is going to make things worse And that's also knowing my personality too I think also keep in mind that I I'm not as nice as you And that's something that I'm working on. I think I'm getting better through you And I'm definitely becoming more empathetic more patient more open more loving But it's not this doesn't come as natural for me to be like that And so sometimes especially in stressful situations I revert back to more being like my dad, which is like making snap decisions and You know assessing making a decision and moving on versus, you know, considering your feelings Yeah, well, I want you to know too like Being nice has been learned and I don't want to get I don't want it to be abused But it's been learned. It's been something that I worked hard for So it's like I am nice. I am But I I worked really hard for it.  It's It's learned. It's not not everyone. I don't think anybody in the world is naturally nice Mm-hmm. Last closing thought Do you think the open side of our relationship Has made this time worse? No, I think that it's made it's made this time. I mean, obviously you pulled the card in a really weird time You know, I didn't pick that. Huh? You didn't pick it. I know but I'm I'm saying that it's like it's a time Where it's obviously going to be harder than most Because we're not in sync So it does make me feel uneasy, but it doesn't make it didn't make this time worse I think that's what really was about at the end of it all it's like the base of you and me Being on the same page and being out of eye and then everything else above and below and around Doesn't have to matter the circumstances don't matter. It's like This that matters the most I just I'm so grateful for you and I love you and I think the times like these like the contrast of things strengthen that And getting to see different sides of you and you know watching you grow and at the end of the day, this is really your expertise that in these times like your emotional maturity your understanding and your Objectivity is what makes you incredible at this and I learned so much from you And so sometimes going through conflicts I get to see that part of you in action that like I'm so seduced by and I'm not saying I'm causing problems on purpose to like But nonetheless, it's like it's taking the balance of things and knowing that you're going to go through rough times of people It's going to be uh rocky I think at the base of it all what I would encourage people to say is if you're in relationships that are going through Rough times you have to really assess what's happening underneath And if what's happening underneath is not good, you're not going to be able to fix what's happening on top This is all on top stuff. It's all surface layer Circumstantial, you know evidentially because we're in this situation because we're moving because we just got back because because because But at the under the surface, there is like love mutuality respect. There's insight and I love you I


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I'm not going to insult your listeners by telling them the tangible actions. Okay. Because from where they stand, those are more obvious to them than they can be for me. No doubt. Where they come from is an attunement to your mission.  That could take a million different forms. But the more that you know that in your bones, the more the appropriate tangible actions will become apparent to you. Because I'm not going to say that it's to plant a garden. Right. For a lot of people, it is to plant a garden. For some people, it might be to stop spending so much time in your freaking garden and attend to your kid who's been ignored while you're out in the garden, or maybe that's an extreme, but I don't know what it is for you. And I don't have a universal prescription. All I can do is point to the source of accurately choosing that. And for me, it's unreminded of my mission by what's precious in the world. Like, it's the preciousness of those that I love that keeps me on mission. And when I forget that, I get foolish. I get selfish. And then I regret it, right? And somebody outside of you might actually help you know what that is. For sure. You know, someone who knows you well, especially, it's like, Hey, brother, here's what you're not seeing.   You know, there's sometimes like, like we need help to see it. But community. Community. But it really comes from a kind of respect, which is you look at someone and you say, and you can say, I know why you're here. I know why you're here. You're here for the same reason I'm here, which is to serve life, to serve beauty. Like I know that for you. And maybe sometimes we need help to know it. And that's a lot more respectful than saying, Hey, I know what you should do.    Well, we see without leads, you know, right? I mean, that is patriarchy in a in a nutshell is patriarchy.


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What is our response time a believer's response time is instantaneous? When they hear the other and they go to the masjid the anood yad al-salatim in yawm al-jum'atif as-sa'a wa ila dhikr illa Turn towards the masjid the difference between Abu Bakr, radiya Allah Anhu and all the other sahabas was his Instantaneous response that he had the moment the Prophet called him towards Allah. He accepted. There was no delay There was no glitch. There was no hesitation There was no reluctancy and hence he became the greatest companion And the hypocrites rather on the opposite end of the spectrum they wait in the delay and hence the Nauqayn Rahmanullah says That the sign of a great act rather the greatest sign of an act that is accepted in the eyes of Allah is when the intention in the action have a small window But there's no large and there's no large gap between the intention and the action itself


Right. Welcome back. So in the third part, what we are planning to do is we will go through a few other chart types. For example, we will go through pie charts, radar charts, single value charts. So that we'll be able to cover most of the charts that are there in DHIS too. And what will be remaining after that is to discuss on some advanced or new features in the charts such as having charts with multiple axis and of course the year over year charts. Right. So, let us start with the third session of the day. Let me share my screen. I'm going to open the data visualizer. And I can select. Create a pie chart. Okay, so if you can remember we discussed in detail about when to use pie charts and you have to remember like whatever the components that are there have to add up to 100% for us to create a pie chart. So to do that, let me select one important thing you have to select you have to notice when we select pie chart you can see that the two dimensions we can define our series and filter. Okay, so let me select. For the data. I will select. Data elements. And the malaria. We have. This is positive. This is positive RAT. I will select this one. Right. I can hide in the organization unit I will keep it as training land and the period. I will keep it last 12 months. Right. Okay. And also, let me add this to series. And we have three age types, zero to four, more than 15 and five to four, five to 14. And click on update. Right. And this is what I get. So you can see now that we can only have one item the series and right now it's the disaggregation of positive cases. So if you can remember that now we have three items for the filter so that means whatever the data that is coming into this visualizer. The decision will be from training land for the past 12 months for malaria cases positive from our PT, and that has been desegregated and visualized based on the three categories, which is represented under the series. Is that clear. So that's why we are seeing three of them. So basically series determines which slices that formulate the pie chart. Okay. Let me just try to swap this one with something else like maybe. Yeah, sorry. Period. And click on update. And this is what I see. So here now you can see it's a very vivid pie chart that that we are seeing but obviously, as we discussed in detail before. This is not the ideal kind of pie chart that you should have. Why, because there are too many items which which we have, and it is, I mean most of these items are of same size. So we can see, I mean only thing that we can you know perceive by looking at this is like there are so many. Like, there are months and most of the months are more or less similar. This is all what we can say. Right. But there are of course clear winners, but it's very difficult to compare when you have so many items in the series, or as the slices. Right. Okay. Any questions on pie charts. We have discussed in detail before so I just showed you what the key differences so we have only one item in the series, we can, we don't have a category here, we can put whatever the filter criteria under the field. Any questions. So let's see if we can move to the next chart type. It looks like there are no questions. All right, so let us look at this new chart type. I mean, it has been there for a while called radar chart. Right. So what you see here, we are seeing this radar chart for training land EPI BCG coverage, right. So in this radar chart, what we can see is we have like the outer layer outer circle in this radar, which kind of represent all the months for the period dimension. Right. And from the center to the outer radius. This is where it. Demonstrate the intensity of the value. So you can see the, like it is from zero to 100 right so more closer the value is to zero, you will see that the radius of the line is lesser and you will see it around the zero, but here now it's closer to 100 and that's why you are seeing the values here closer to the hundred. Right. So in a way in the radar chart, it kind of gives us this two dimensions that we can compare at a given time. So, we have this outer circle, which kind of separates the entire data into different categories as you can see here we have different months and from the center how far closer to the outer circle is the actual value of the data item that is represented in these lines. Right. So, all in all, it's a good chart to visualize two values, and you can make a comparison, but the thing is, it's a bit of a complicated process and this is exactly something a person can, you know, define or person can go into depth and say this is what is meant by this chart. I mean just by looking at it. So it's a kind of a complicated chart and it becomes more complicated, especially like if you have values which are very close to each other. So, I mean, ideally for this visualization radar chart is not a great one. So for example, here we can see the slight variations, which are they are imperiable rural and urban communities. Okay. And this is another example, like here of course you have only two items, the cases positive and the positive is microscopy, which is much easier to define compared to the previous one. And if it is just one data item we try to visualize in the radar chart, it is much much easier. So here what we can easily do is we can now just by looking at it, what can you say, like, if I mean, let me ask this question from one of you, like, how can you interpret this chart that you are seeing here. What do you see. Anybody. So, in fact, what we can actually interpret is like just looking at it. Yeah. Yes, I just want to say that as we just only have one and Kira. We may see that in April to June 2018 is where we have had a good high number and compared to the lowest number it was in, it was in January to March 2016. So, yeah, that's what I can say. Exactly. So I mean, like, this is very easy to like this. For example, if there is a seasonal variation or like from some variations based on the period dimension you can easily demonstrate by using this kind of a chart, you can do it because it is just one indicator that we are comparing, but if it is too crowded it may be relatively difficult. Okay. Let's quickly try to draw one radar chart. Right. Excuse me. Yeah, sometimes for some conditions like in my area. Sometimes we need to compare different periods. Let me call them seasons because some analysis requires to consider some seasonal factors. So, using the previous slide you are presenting can we compare like three years. Each and every quarter is put on the same side so that we can see the output of the same season like from earlier. I don't know if you understand what I mean. Yeah, yeah, I do understand what you're meaning. So it's like, if you can think, if you remember like I mentioned the line chart is a very good way to compare the trends. If you try to convert this one to a line chart where you are comparing quarterly data across three years, what you still do is you will have one single X axis and all the periods will be listed in that single X axis. So, like if you want to compare with the January 2017 and January 2018 or maybe January 2017, 18 and 19, whether each of them are different. It's a difficult thing to compare because you are still looking at the same X axis, maybe a different point of time. So to do that, doing next something called year over year analysis where you are actually seeing a line over. I mean like you will see multiple lines for the same time period across the years. So I will get back to it when I'm presenting that which is a much easier way of comparing this season variations of data across the months. Yes. Right. I will quickly draw one chart. So I will just keep this malaria test positive just like that I mean the only this one and maybe I will just get rid of this one, and I will select radar. So here I have to have one in the series and then again in the category dimension. So let me move period to categories so that I will see this entire circle, and I will move data to series, and I will click on update. And this is what I see. Okay, now let's try to demonstrate. Let's try to analyze what we are seeing here. So for example, we are seeing all the months in this outer circle. Okay, so that means right now the periods are in category dimension. So that means, whatever you are seeing in this outer circle has to go to category dimension. And the series is this line right so this green color line the data data dimension is represented by the series and the data is filtered from the training land for the entire training land we have the day. Okay, so in a nutshell in a radar chart what you have to do is you have to put under category whatever we are having this outer circle and the data or like whatever you want to have in the line here. One line or multiple lines you can have it in series dimension. Right. Hope that is clear. So, what we can actually do is like if you want to show a very crowded radar chart, for example, we can select this malaria age and try to add it to series. So, as I told you before, whatever we add to series will appear as lines right so what I'm going to do is I will select one additional dimension called malaria age and add it to this. Here. Sorry, I will just put it here. Okay, so the data which comes here and I click on update. And then this is what I see. Okay. So, if I explained to you what I did here, the periods is clear it's it's all, you know, in the outer circle, and data is filtered to the training land. We also filter all the malaria positive cases. Under the filter. So, for the scope of this visualization we have all data from training land and the malaria cases positive. Right. And that data we have disaggregated based on these three ages. And because it is in the series, all three options that are there in this disaggregation will appear in each of the lines right so we have like the three age groups, which are appearing here. Now, please note, this is a kind of a trial I mean, this somewhat involved trial and error as well there is no harm trying to wish you I mean like, put something, I mean, a wrong or inappropriate thing in any of these dimensions and try to update. You can't break DHS to by doing that, you might sometimes even see errors. So if you see a real so for example, let's try to update now. I mean, sometimes it gives us very specific error like this series is empty right, but it might change sometimes if the error is not specific.  All right. Any questions on radar. If not, I think we can move to the next chart which is gauge. Let me create a new visualization. And I've liked from the chart type gauge. Okay. And here let me select for the data data from immunization. Or PV, right, I will take order for your three coverage or PV three coverage and hide it. And the category, I will also take the last 12 months and the organization unit test training that right and I click on update. So before I click on update you have to know you can you can see what happens here. We don't have a category to configure here we just have the series and whatever we put in the series will appear like this. You see, so it's just that one single value we are trying to display. So here you are seeing the valued 72.5, which is coming from this data which is order or PV three coverage for training land for last 12 months. Right. So this is a nice way of demonstrating a single value, which is kind of like I mean, we can just focus the induces attention on one very important value. We can just expand this further. So right now we have one random color here. What we can do is we can go to legend and click on display legend. And then click here, select a single legend for entire visualization, and we can select one legend which has been predefined right so for example we have one full API API coverage so I click and select that one. And I click on update, and you will see the background color of this visualization, the gauge shot is getting changed. So here now we are seeing yellow color. Right. So how this color comes is because we have already configured in DHS to a legend is which says like there is this I mean between a particular range of values, you should apply this particular color. Right. So that's exactly what we did by going into this legend and configuring which legend that that should be visualized here. Please can you apply the baseline and the target line to see how it looks. The line and target lines okay something interesting now ideally you can't okay so let's put a target line of course you want to put an on but it's maybe you want a baseline maybe. And so you see here right, you are seeing just just like a tick here target and baseline. Right. I think this is quite simple to understand the gauge shot. So in the same case let's move on to the next chart type any questions. I'm kind of rushing these of these two topics because these are kind of simpler ones. Are there any questions major questions. No right. Let me move on to the next chart type which is single value right so I will click on single value sing. Sorry, this one, and I click on update. Right. Let's see what happens. There you go. Right so previously we had the value 72.5 in the gauge chart, because basically gauge chart and single value chart is the same thing. Right. So it's just that it's a number single value that you are showing. And most important thing to know is like these values. I mean so for example the 72.5 it actually now the text color of the single value chart is also having the same color. Based on the legend that we apply. Right. This is something that you see from 2.1. I mean 2.35. So for example if I just select the display legend, and it becomes just plain black color, but you when you apply the legend, it becomes the color of the text is becoming. I mean it's getting changed based on the legend that we have applied. Okay, this is in fact very useful this this kind of single value charts, especially when you want to you know display the striking figures in dashboards say for example, COVID-19 deaths in the country cumulative deaths or cumulative cases is for these just the plain number really matters. And these are the, I mean, so this is one common use cases where use case where you are using single value charts. All right. I think. So we have covered most of the content area for the part three of today's session. So any questions up to this point. If not, like, what's your preference we can go and do the ungraded exercises, or else if you're fine. Maybe we will take five minutes break. And then the final break we are going to have to be. If someone wants we can take maybe, I don't know five minutes break and move on to the last or I mean the final part of today's session. We will be discussing few advanced visualizations and configurations we can do in data visualizing. But I think you can proceed on things. Yeah, are there any objections so if there are any objections. Please let us know in the chat. Okay, sorry, I was not focusing on chat. There are a couple. There is one question. What is the advantage of radar chart than a line chart. Why should we use radar chart instead of line charts. Right. Good question. Thing is, so what happens is, you can actually say one is superior right so basically thing is like radar chart. It's the way you look at it right the radar chart. If you're putting it in a dashboard it consumes less space because you I mean that particular line that single line that you are seeing in a plane line chart. You kind of call it so that it's it covers the entire 360 degrees so in a small screen area you can, you know maybe put that visualization that you that usually occupies the entire screen with if you do it in a line chart. Other than that, I don't see any major, major differences maybe like it's a good question anybody in the audience who have better idea as to like when some radar charts maybe superior to line charts. In the meantime, if anybody feels that we should take a baby couple of minutes break please let me know in the chat. We can proceed and give me a couple of seconds to display the word of the day. So, you can take at least couple of seconds break. Right. So the most awaited bit of word of the day for today is this one. Right. This is something from the today's session itself. Right.


We have found our basics, information on nutrition, youth development, 4-H, heart culture, water, and the list goes on. Again, we are proven a number one in the state of the U.S. to provide research-based programs that have proven to be successful. Having said that, I am the program coordinator for SIFAR, which stands for Children, Youth, and Families Abris. And I believe this is a great fit for not only this area, but the majority of San Antonio, in which we provide opportunities for at-list individuals to teach them about healthy nutrition, sustainability, building gardens. And in doing so, we are trying to give the community to give back and collaborate with teens and lead by example to help kids in the middle of their community and grow in the process. And I know that in having a piece of foundation, we're going to have a commitment not only from the parents, but from the community so that these kiddos and the parents can move forward and give back so that they can grow in every capacity. So I believe that texts in an online extension would be a great fit because we are a research-based and we collaborate with women organizations within the community by giving back. For example, I know that we are impacting many individuals, so collaborating with communities in our city and addressing the needs they give back in terms of growing and giving the commitment that is needed to build our communities. I don't have much to say, but I think there is a fit in there that you can see is growth, not just in our city, but throughout the neighboring counties within San Antonio Fair County areas. That's all that I have to say. Thank you for allowing me the time to speak. Thank you very much. My name is Kirsten. I'm a citizen of a neighborhood called Collins Garden. This is going to celebrate its 100th year of living. Now, my wife and I moved here from Minnesota 10 months ago on the native of San Antonio coming home. Okay, her chief had told her 38 years ago that when they went on into life, to be sure that they never forgot that they had to work under communities. So I was really in control of what y'all were doing this. So thank you for having the task force working on this. Now, Collins Garden area has not grown the community, but the citizens that actually count on our streets are ready to just have it to our neighborhood. And so that means the city has grown waiting on a certain capacity for our little neighborhood. So anything that gets done can be great. Thank you. Thank you. Any effort? Good evening. I find this very interesting because I don't think that we've had enough information that we have enough to beat the citizens coming out. I think we're getting ready to do something very enormous and wondering where is the money coming from? We always don't need to be saying that there's plenty of money. So where is the money coming from? When we are talking about the value of the city, we are asking questions about whether or not seniors could live in downtown, but as soon as they have it out, they could not. So what are we really doing when that's an area we're concentrating on? We're concentrating on everything that moves forward. So what are we doing? What will the seniors do? I noticed that we did not place a senior advocate on the campus board. I thank it for the very good you've done from one of our formations. So the thank you for taking the information back and sharing it. So because I am an advocate for seniors, we have in excess of $340,000 seniors in our county. We're getting ready to have a tsunami of seniors and a longer-term repair. Does this mean that we're running out? Are we concentrating on something else? I think we are not getting that right now for people. This is not a very good turnout. We're going to have four more years or five closed hearings. And I know it's only because you can't have closed hearings in order to do what you're feeling. So we're not getting all the information out to the people on what we're feeling. So I hope that this staff source will go back and as you need, you'll take into consideration what I'm telling you. This is very important. I am going to tend to spend the rest of my life advocating for seniors because it's not until you know their talent. And I'm not going to give up on them so that they can take it up. So I'm thanking you. I know that if you take time on your business schedule to go to the meetings until the quarter of again, I'm answering you. Go back, make sure that I have a chair and all the county people know that we need to give this separation out to the people before anything is finalized or anything is done. Thank you very much. Thank you. I'm going to ask you to hold your applause so that you can hear the speaker until the translator can hear the speaker clearly before the translator. Thank you very much. Any email or readings? Can you? Yeah, go get them. Greetings and good afternoon. Hello ladies. I am in the West Side of San Antonio here in San Andreas in Congress. First of all, it's very difficult to convince corporate patroliers of operations and experiences in two minutes. In my lifestyle area, something called the West Side of Corporation which is a permanent deal of truth such as this national suit was created to help the development. The city of San Antonio already has an active development department but according to a council person at the time, she said that the city department wasn't having a similar development to them. So that's her problem. Well, anyhow, they created this company to see the West Side of Development Corporation. When I saw the makeup of this corporation and I saw something how you say it, who's the other way around in Europe and who's told me. I was told how to be concerned because we as citizens were able to go before city council and if this organization was West Side of Corporation at any given time, we could talk to city council and we could change the minds. Now people, who is on this West Side of Development Corporation? Now here's let's say a thousand people show up okay, that's why I haven't been to council in the city but a thousand people, all you need is one person to show up and say that they were composed of at the time it was the President of Seniors University, the President of our Native American University, the President of the U.N. State, the President of ACCD plus you had four council people in a special capacity which was one, five, six, seven, seven. The most decision-making was being done by people at the time that it did not fit our different countries that it did not fit in our agreement. Our agreement we and if you audience would please collaborate and allow the speaker to speak with the translator to translate accurately I have not seen this PowerPoint because this is the first time I've seen it and so I guess where are our rights and our rights are being held this happened in June when socialists created corporations so that they would be able to control what was going on so that they would not have to bottom off so we need to wake up and then I heard that these sides are the same that we heard that these things are there to help people know us but when it comes time that they know that this is the moment your rights are done and if you're going to reason with someone do you think they're going to disagree that they're going to strike there and it's going to be impacted the thing that happened in our agreement would have to be permanent deals to become lots in our agreement I have here two hundred and sixty-two properties that were taken by an individual in addition to negotiation and no condemnation Mr. Williams you know what else that I want to tell you whenever it's congressional hearing content we allow you to speak to your mind because we're allowed to speak we're allowed to speak we're allowed to speak we're allowed to speak to your mind you're allowed to speak to your mind until you are heard this is very important we need more we need more experience so that we can all be very sure Marilyn Hockins Mr. Williams I've looked in this neighborhood which has always been a very diverse neighborhood I do over in Germany in the Spanish and Blacks all over the Mont Blanc area so I'm really happy and promising coming in the neighborhood the housing everything's looking good but I have some questions about incentives for people who like qualified for the possibility programs are there any programs or local interest models things for other incentives for other people to get their houses up and improve which I'd like to know I have one other issue that I want to bring up in regard to being a property owner here, what I do out here we have alleys behind the houses and those alleys are being used by the markets man on the street because they pick up the trash from the alleyways and these were maintained by the city now all of a sudden we have to be responsible for maintaining these alleyways when our property lines don't extend into the alleyways so why are the property owners now responsible for maintaining these alleyways that are not qualified for the property and I'd like to have an address another issue that I'd like to bring up is since we only have three minutes to speak up here is there a form for us to go on the internet and address this community through e-mail in some form where we can have our issues heard and address someone there on the other line that's going to take our questions like the other man and say three minutes is not enough to address some issues and this is a simple idea I thought it was just for just me so I came here under a wrong assumption but we have to be able to address questions that can't be answered or addressed at this one and can't be talked about in three minutes thank you thank you to reiterate there are comment parts available and they will all be aggregated and the entire task force will consider all the comments and questions that are provided in the comment parts and also through the public page that's that thank you good evening I'm from Texas Organizing Project first off to say that earlier speakers said that this task force tried to have public hearings and that's actually not true the draft report came out in January and initially there was no area of the draft report that said that they were going to use the public input these town hall leads are the direct result of pressure from community organizations and community members to make our official task force members accountable to the public these town hall leads would not be happening at all if those people had a voice they would be demanded that the public have a space to come and address the task force so I just want to make that point I got a public town hall meeting yesterday and I do appreciate the efforts we made to have Spanish translation to have a PowerPoint in Spanish I'm glad they all understand the needs of the community in this area I'd like to ask you to take it once further and release the draft report in Spanish all of the number of our members are right in both although some of them are Spanish speaking only I do not think that it's a well possibility for the city to understand but there are many community members who speak Spanish only and release that draft report in Spanish I think the city and the task force can do a better job of making this information public I do not even have to look for the draft report which I said was released in January which is very difficult to find it is not an accessible piece of information for community members so I think they all do make that information available for everyone I've read the draft report I was disappointed by the language the language treats the issue of displacement as something that is inevitable they want to compensate for people who are pushed out of their homes and we say that these people should not be pushed out of their homes that they have a right to stay in their homes please I'll remind you for the translator to translate so displacement is not inevitable and we would like to see policy solutions, clear policy solutions that are going to keep people in their homes maybe I've announced I'm a resident of District 1 and I live right at North St. Mary and we are also seeing a lot of interesting effects of what's happening so in an interesting time and to respect your life three minutes I'll say the issue I want to bring down is to recognize, act and react recognize a few years ago the history of the story was released about two high school students from the West Side who went on to Ivy League schools and came back in January because they couldn't afford to live because their parents and their grandparents didn't go to Ivy League schools their parents and grandparents still probably were at the Grand High which, as I remind everyone there is still the boycott of the Grand High for their inability and their loudly appreciation for the people who cleaned that place this one on the West Side from over on here they give a nice and lovely for all of our visitors I'll say this as I was saying that the workforce is developing a few months ago and he then really said that this city has been built on the backs of underpaid labor and this is on and you know I want to give our people our cultural right to agree with one another and support one another in a vocal way by clapping and from then so understand the new college people, riverbats and you don't recognize our service industry from what it does in this town you do not even know proper place as people who spent their children to yell and stare for ever return because not because they didn't afford to go to school or because they couldn't afford to go to school or something like that because they didn't afford to live in a fossil because they didn't afford to live in these these coastal places that we want to send them we keep saying education to the answer to so we turn on the part of acting and we react to these kinds of things I would say to be put pressure, say kind of pressure to register your pressure at the local and state level to make a local wage in Texas make a local wage for all people who are going to marry at least 60 minutes and you recognize people who respond to it and maybe bring that up initially but there are things we are bound by at a state and federal level let's figure those things out and let's not have a lack of creativity and let's not have a lack of education as we know what they are saying because if you don't feel like it we're all going to be creative we're all going to be creative I'm assuming that if there is a single person I cannot let them say I'm going to have a student because I don't have children in my home I'm going to take up these different points where I'm going to be an official for the block wall and hire fans to get people out day by day so I'm going to call John Williams John Williams Charlemagne Bush BAM alright I'm here alright Miss Miss St. Cornwall you're going to talk about me in the app on the Zones Committee and everything else I'm here, I'm Charles English I'm the Founder and President of the Justice Association I'm also one of the coordinators The, uh, there was a lot of work, I say a lot of work, and I've worked a lot of these people in here, so I coordinated them with the PGA Brigade. I see what's he got sitting there in the cold, but I didn't see all the L.A.D. lighting. You see the solar and so forth, and it's common as a enemy of our state. She needs the gatekeeper of this military case, but if she needs to do something, go to Detroit and pick step block, where she's from. Sir, are you asking me to please major? I'll make my comment, ma'am. I'm a civil rights figure, decorated in a plastic district court, and the judge's problem is that this district court is a lot you don't know about me. Yes, sir. Everybody hates me. I know why, because I'm the one who's getting things done. Do I have to please the director on this to make a question to the task force and make a question to what you think it is? Yes, it is. And I'm addressing the task force. Is this, uh, this black lady that she owns the task force? Yes, sir. Okay. So, uh, as to, oh, no, there was a call to the community economic revitalization agency on the Iowa and also our military. And then, uh, Ms., uh, she, like, yielded away with it, and the $750,000 was what the judge liked. He went to save the paid salaries, because it's going south. And then they created the same senatorial, uh, senatorial on the east side. It's not about going to the east side, because the mayor, she's very surprised. They've been taken by Jefferson Heights here. I'm the president. And if you know where Jefferson Heights is, it's what the whole neighborhood is, did about a lot of paperwork according to his needs and restrictions until the Civil Rights Act of 1964. So now I'm the first local nurse assistant in the city of San Antonio. Yes, I'm a senator by 18, Ms. Farman. So it was one of the body legal zone needs. So if we're setting up and trying to talk about jobs, they have nothing to do with jobs, we know what she's trying to do. She's trying to become an economic developer in our city to make our way and to make our way. We know what she's doing. Again, could you please start? I'm sure, I'm sure. Let her, let her drop. Let's tell the truth. So, we're taking this acquisition. So the other thing is, So the other thing is, this young lady here is from Texas A&M, and she's representing the A&M, and you know who I am. I'm one of the board members. But I'm not your brother. This is A&M. I'm the board. I have to put that board together. See, if that's the only thing you don't know, I might sound crazy. But I'm going to educate you. I have an education for William Baptist University and business administration. I started my education at West University MBA program. After I got this community in 2009 and 2010. So that's something to be celebrating about. I love my community. I was born here on the East Side of San Antonio. Right in East Church on 106th County Street. Then we went to a cafeteria in 1964 when I was just five years old. The cafeteria meal. Let's talk about my father, who was the first half American. Security officer, first half, he was in 1941. And yes, he's 20 years older than my mother. She was only 15 when they met, and he was about 40. Yes, they had me. And so I want to say here. Don't let me finish my talk out. You guys need to involve the neighborhood association. I found out about this, that Ms. Barrosova was on television last night. Ms. Brownman did not want me to be here, but I'm here. And thank God he sits high and looks low. Watch out Ms. Brownman. Yeah. Pastor Karen Brandt. Yes? Right. I'm here also because I happened to text in the news last night. And I lived on the east side. I had a real property on the east side, a cash on the east side that I was raised. On the east side of Austin, Texas. And the neighborhood where I was raised, went to church, went to school, is now not recognized by me or any of the other members that were raised in the 1970s, 1980s because of this kind of development. So I'm really interested in how the neighborhood and paramount zone is going to work so that my confidence can be aware as to how this diversity will impact them. So I don't know how it's going to impact me as a homeowner and as a landlord in this process. Thank you. Thank you. Was there anyone who did not speak, who did not have an opportunity to sign up because you came in late? Yes, ma'am. Would you tell us your name? Yes. My name is Barbara Witt-Howell, and I'm both a neighborhood activist and a senior activist. And the reason I wanted to come tonight was because, as Ms. Eckert said, we both sit on the City County Joint Commission on Urban Affairs. And one out of every 4.5 people in this region are seniors. And because of that, I think that there should be a senior component, a senior housing component, as part of these discussions. As I read, I was reading online the plan and I was reading the handout you gave. And I live in River Road neighborhood and I've had five generations live there. And we recently were the recipients of a 41-bedroom apartment complex on the old stables, if you all are old enough to remember that. By a developer who, along with all of the developers up and down Broadway, have been the recipients of lots of our tax dollars and lots of abatements from our city-owned utilities, CPS, and SAWS. Now, to me, I mean, it's millions and millions per project and it's just amazing if you look on the website and count it how much it is. And I think those dollars, some of those dollars should be diverted to our housing. Because we do not want another landslide of buy-in-out houses that has happened a couple of different times in our city's history, but I really think we need to push those monies not just towards economic development of new housing because then, after a certain amount of time, those developers who get those benefits are selling those buildings. That's happening over two of those buildings. And it seems to me that the people who are paying those taxes, that have been paying those taxes, that are still paying those taxes, need to benefit from those taxes in a way that helps them in their homes. Thank you so much. Thank you. You didn't get a chance to sign in? No. Okay. I will just take two more. No. Please give us your name when you get to the microphone. Good evening. My name is Barbara McDonald. I live in the Alamo Donuts Garden neighborhood which was originally Denver Heights. I would just like to say that I'm sorry. I have been to so many of these meetings that it's just unbelievable. Past the block, you should say we've been studied and studied and studied and studied enough. It's time for action. I appreciate the fact that this is a mayor's task force and it started whenever. But it's always the same thing. You know, I always feel like there's a hidden agenda that we always find out about things last. I found out about the carnival coming to my neighborhood right on top of us a week before when the city had years of planning for that. And so, you know, I just don't understand sometimes how we can get left out. But I'm going to talk about my community, my area. I live on the 50-yard line of the Alamo Donuts. That neighborhood was starting to have six phases. They stopped at the third to be historically, politically, whatever you call correct because they didn't want to mess up the neighborhood. I don't know where that came from when they put the Alamo Donuts there. But they didn't want to mess up the neighborhood anymore. Our neighborhood has not been finished. It hurts my heart when I drive up by the new convention center with all the pretty trees and all the lights and all of that. And then I come up to Montana Street and my neighbors look like, what is it? You know, what is it? I have four or five people in my neighborhood who have taken their own money, their own time and have been done. Beautiful houses. I have a vacation home in front of my own property that's owned by a gentleman who came into my neighborhood. The city has never come up and said, how can we help you? What can we help you do to help beautify this area? I have a neighbor that has taken one of these houses from the, let's just say wheelie courts. And he said they moved on to a vacant lot that was burned down because of drug activity. He said they moved on to my street. That's how you fill up vacant lots. You buy the city can easily buy up houses and fill up vacant lots. You know, if I get the person that can take their own money to do that, where does the city get these ideas from?  You know, it's totally unnecessary. So a task force, I don't know when y'all started or how y'all started, what your plans are. But I'm just tired. You know, they have 30 plus years left to live. And I really would like to see my neighborhood look like what's enough believed that people is going to move into my area with their own money, own time, and own energy to make it different. So whatever this task force takes back to y'all having a meeting for tomorrow or whatever, you know, be positive. Hear what everybody has to say. We're just tired. Thank you, Ms. McDonald. Please give us your names, sir. My name is Jesus Lopez. And I'm just here to let you know that this is where y'all had a meeting with my wife and like my grandma. She wasn't able to attend. My aunts, my uncles were also part of y'all living in the West Side. Mr. Rod Reynolds has been there for years. He should have known that he should have interpreted it in Spanish. The majority of the people in here understand what they were saying. And you were how touching everybody. You didn't let nobody talk. They could do it now. So the majority of the people weren't even there and they were calling me what happened and we can also, they're doing what they want to do quick. And so I can't walk you home. Can you take me to my grandma's way in the East Side now? I can't take you. Why? Because he knows what he's done. He works with banks. Hold on. You're getting fixated by me. He works with banks. There's a lot of people here that they know what they're doing. I know that they know they're going black and white here. But she wants to talk for a quick. That's all I want to let you know that this is a hush-hush meeting and try to do it quick. Thank you, Mr. Lopez. Thank you. I'm Liz Franklin. I live over in Dignity Neighborhood Association. I'm sorry, I didn't catch your name. Liz Franklin. I live over in Dignity Hill. And I want to thank the board for coming together and the patients that you exhibited. Although we deserve it. But having said that, I was looking at the success measures and my one comment or question to the board would be to focus the funds under your success measures. It's all about housing, affordable housing, economic disparity. And then all of a sudden here's our solution. We're going to use funds raised in leverage by the 2017 bond for fulfilling the goals outlined in this document. That would be great if it's focused on those that need it. I mean, and I would like to see that the task force actively and aggressively work at back. Focusing those funds that you're going to ask us to vote on that they go legitimately to those with the greatest need to really get the numbers up in your success measures because if you do an even split, like it's typical when I hear dialogue from the city, well, everybody wants their cut so your streets we don't have any money left to get those fixed. Well, that's not necessarily true in one of the newer districts that hasn't had any streets go down in the last 30 years and been moved off the list. I think you understand what I'm saying. What I'm saying is I'm asking the task force to do due diligence, extra and focus in a very tight shot group that that money 100% goes to the folks that most deserve it to get there. Thank you. That's all I have. Thank you. Hi, my name is Graciela Sanchez. I'm with the Esperanza Peace and Justice Center and I'm a lifelong resident of San Antonio starting out in the west side and the Esperanza represents all of San Antonio, not just any one neighborhood. I wanted to make sure again for many of you who weren't at yesterday's meeting, Esperanza submitted a couple of pages worth of questions and I hope that this is online as well so that people know the questions we asked and so that also, again, the committee, the staff is held responsible to answering those questions because yesterday we weren't able to even ask those questions and it seems like we run out of time again to ask and answer those questions. I thought this was going to be a Q&A where we actually also got answers. And there was also that other report that the Right to the City Committee also submitted on February 6th that was not incorporated into any of the information on the planning department's website. Just like Miss McDonald and so many of you have already said we already are the victims of this displacement and the city of San Antonio staff and the developers and the lobbyists that represent them are working really hard to push us out. You can see it, just read code compliance means CDBG monies go to hire at least four code compliance officers and those folks come into our neighborhoods and say you're home, you're home, you're home and continue to harass people and then all of a sudden people don't own more and then the homes are no more and they're vacant, as Miss McDonald said. I know that's exactly what's happening on the west side as well but we know that the developers are ready to come in. The peanut factory that everybody talks about on the west side which had been vacant. I was excited to see it go up. Well the city gave it incentives for students but you know what, the smallest the smallest room apartment costs for 410 square feet it will cost you $859 to live there. That's not student housing I don't know any student that can pay that much money and ultimately as we raise our communities what one of the desires of this committee was to maintain the historic cultural vibrancy. When you kick us out, when you kick out the enditas, when you when you raise communities that's genocide. That's cultural genocide. We're watching and we're holding the city staff because you know what these people they're also being used and I hold you the task force members because I believe in you we need to hear you speak out and we need you to hold the city staff account of your plan. Thank you. Is there anyone who did not have an opportunity to speak yet who wants to speak? Yes sir. If you will just give us your name sir. I'm Gilbert Murillo I'm the first president of the Government Hill Alliance How much time do I have? Three minutes sir. I want to speak directly to the issue but first a little introduction I've been around for a while quite a while and one of the honors I've had was to serve in formulating the President City Council composition of ten warren districts that was in 1977 since then I've seen a lot of these kind of things happening in Mexico during the 60s we used to call it the Gran pronunciation that means we make a statement and things are going to happen and you know we put it on the shelves and things just don't happen and you come back and you ask people you know what's going on you know the city made this study and the city has the books on the shelves and I can name three or four of them the elderly study the study of the Office of Historic Preservation a quarter of a million dollars for each study that's my introduction and what I'm saying is to me what we're doing tonight is a top down kind of structure a top down planning and it looks good on paper and you know maybe some good things will happen but it'll be forgotten given the view priorities of the city and the city of San Antonio so I'd like to speak directly to the issue and that's that in Government Hill it's typical of what's going on our people are getting letters being badgered by developers they buy the $40,000, $50,000 homes and then they flip it just today I took a look at something happening on Willow and Carson a house that was I would say worth $60,000 a year or two ago is being sold for $182,000 today $1440 Willow is an example I've also seen things happening in San Antonio and basically the idea is the right to the city where who is really going to protect the people who need protection the long time residential owners that's the issue that's the issue and unless we really push push push particularly to the city council level things will not get done so I'm saying the plan is fine it's going to be forgotten unless we really get together talk with each other and push for real change thank you please give us your name Amelia Valdez I was I think the last one last time I'm also a Esperanza stat I've also been doing block blocks in the neighborhood pretty much since last year I want to invite every task force member to come out and see how the areas operate conversations that are taking place between these individuals so you can hear them out we have had a displacement a place where the house is locked down be a part to see and I know some of you are unfamiliar with I know some of you but I want to invite you this Saturday to come out and see my part of the neighborhood born and raised in the west side of San Antonio I live in a casino park where if you have to convert to a casino park you have to pay $200 it would be nice we can take the $200 we'll give it to you if the toilets were clean if the drugs were out of there if the pavilion was clean if you have electricity if the grass was cut if at least you give them a reason because when they come to my house to ask me for electricity when they come to my house to use the restroom because this is not provided I think it's kind of sad that you're taking monies and you're not providing what they need to be given I also heard a rumor that I would tell you did not want to come tonight to the east side only because I guess talking to individuals I gave 20 years to the east side providing youth development to the east side neighborhood I don't know as far as task force members if that's true but I made a point to comment not only about the west side but the east side also where we had a lot of things going on in certain areas but I do want to say this I want to invite all task members whoever shows up on Saturday morning 16.35pm to see I can show you what happens and yes we're tired we're so tired sometimes I can't sleep at night because I have to be watching hi my name is Houdie Vega I know some of the people here but I'm here today as a lifelong inner city resident and here on behalf of my family and specifically my mother who is a an amputee on dialysis with congestive heart rate who is very ill and she owns a house in a neighborhood near downtown and she we are harassed weekly we started with letters we were inundated with letters from developers from other states we have had people come and knock on the door to look for my mother to offer to buy her house you know it's getting to the point that every week we get people knocking on our door looking for my mother so I also had the great fortune to live in other communities and to live in the other inner city communities of color that for status near downtown LA so I've observed this process before but it's hitting really homes it's hitting hard, it's hitting homes I grew up in a neighborhood where people had so standard housing I mean how many people I grew up with had lead poisoning grown up that is nobody can afford to fix their house nobody still can afford to fix their house and so we really need we need policy changes we need funding we need people to be able to live with dignity and we're urban pioneers but we've been here from the beginning and we deserve that respect to get that ability to continue to live and to be able to live in dignity like we haven't been able to live before thank you we have time for one more speaker if there's anyone left who has not already spoken who signed up who signed up yesterday good afternoon I signed up but because I worked late my name is Sara Seria my name is Sara Seria thank you well I want to say the first thing I want to ask are you the mayor of the city are you listening why do we allow this humiliation why don't we why don't we why do we make sure of ourselves in that way how are we going to be sure that we're going to make sure of our words that we're going to do what we need that we're going to listen that we're not going to disown if the people who have power aren't here if they have power I thank you and I respect you but the mayor must be here facing this problem appear and scream that we want you to be the mayor that we demand you to be the mayor because these gentlemen are not a game it's our community it's our life with how many sacrifices we buy a house we bury the humiliation in that place each son of ours who has been born in each tree in each plant we're not any people we're not any people who move from here to there our race has traditions has cultures has pride why didn't they protest why didn't they leave why don't they protest and demand that the mayor be here and that if the next meeting isn't here let's go don't be fooled by us because we're going to repeat because they want to invest the money here they're here in the city they have the ambition for our land and you know why? because they love our traditions our food, our food the rice to allow you also have things in Elisa where they've buried like the most dangerous valley in the city the valley where there's prostitution because we didn't decide to go to the salario because they humiliate us because they exploit us because they give us money and they steal our neighborhoods in parts of the students thank you Mr. Herrera thank you everyone who took the opportunity to speak this evening at this time I'd like to wrap up the meeting I'd like to hand the meeting back to Jackie Gorman from the Mayor's Task Force so thank you all for coming out this evening we heard some really interesting things I learned a lot I took a lot of notes I hope that you all heard some things that you didn't know heard some things that made you think about things a little differently the only way that things get better is if we talk to each other as neighbors is if we continue to exchange information to find that common ground but I do want to correct a misconception though that I really think we need to correct seniors were represented and had very vocal advocates as part of our Task Force three of them are sitting right over there you know they held us to a standard and kept saying what about our seniors they did that and did it well the other part is from the very first meeting that this Task Force held Task Force members asked staff where was the public input we have been advocating for opportunities to hear from our fellow citizens on these issues since the very beginning so you may not have seen it in one of the draft reports I can't tell you why or why not I can tell you that from the very beginning we wanted to have these public meetings so thank you so much for coming out today thank you for having the courage to stand at that microphone and let us know what you thought thank you for for being patient and for being considerate to your fellow citizens and listening to them even when maybe you didn't agree with them because we all have a right to our opinion now what you do with your opinion that's totally up to you but it's yours and you have the right to have it so thank you so much I hope you will come out again to the town hall meeting these meetings are being recorded we will capture everything that you said and we will try to incorporate that in the work that we do we got some really good suggestions I really like that suggestion about if you could go online and provide input and I know that's a question that I'm going to ask so we are catching this stuff so thank you so much and have a great evening


Therefore, a lot of people run into problems when they start up QuickBooks because they get this idea that they're just going to start up QuickBooks, they're going to turn on the bank feeds, and the whole thing's going to do itself and populate everything automatically. What really happens is you're going to pull in a whole lot of data into the system. It's going to go into what I would call bank feed limbo, meaning it's been pulled into the system, but it's not yet being used to get to the promised land of actually making the financial statements. You have to add the added information to do that, accounts, customers and vendors are the minimal information you're going to need in order to pull it over. Once you do that for a few months, you can start to automate the process, but you have to know what you're doing for those first couple of months in order to get the process to where it's going to be automated. Now that we know that, let's go to each of these cycles.


Alola everyone and welcome to the channel, my name is PhillyBeatsU and in this video we're going to be taking a look at three impossible, three impossible Kanto evolutions that cannot happen in Pokemon Sun and Moon. There is no way that you can evolve these Pokemon in the game. So which Pokemon am I talking about? In fact we're talking about Pikachu's evolved form Raichu, Keybone's evolved form Marowak and Execute's not tall version of Executor but the short stubby version. That is not possible to get in Pokemon Sun and Moon. So I have three Pokemon over here from the six generation games from Pokemon Y, transfer them through Pokebank and we're going to evolve them in the game. These are the Kalos versions and we're going to evolve them in the game and see exactly what we get in Pokemon Sun and Moon because this is going to put to rest a lot of theories that people have saying that oh no if you do this you can evolve them into their Kanto forms and I just want to say it's not possible. So let's start at the CGI, we've got to experience here on and this should be enough to level up our, whoa what kind of moves do I got on here, okay, but this should be enough to level up our Keybone that we have. All right so Trumpik goes down just like that, Keybone gets to level 28 and let's see what it turns into. Here we go. Now this is a Kalos Keybone, let's see what it becomes. It comes, look at the animation, boom and there it is, it is the Alolan Marowak, not the Kanto Marowak and now let's also evolve our Pikachu from Kalos and our executor using the items and let's take a look at exactly what we're going to get when we evolve these two. So let's get that Thunderstone, let's use it on Pikachu. Here we go, Pikachu is now evolving, here comes the evolution, goes up, drops down and there you go, yeah exactly you got a Alolan Raichu, you do not get the Kanto Raichu even though you bring Pokemon from other games and this applies to all the other games, you can bring them from red, blue, yellow, it does not matter where you get them, I can even do these Execukutes also from the Kalos region but we're going to evolve it and we're going to see exactly what it turns into. So here we go, this is just for experimentation, this is why we're going to look at it. Here we go, the background is green so right away we know that it's going to be the Alolan form, here it comes, boom and we got the giant Long-necked Executor, there we have it. So these were Kalos Pokemon brought into the game and as you can see it was impossible to evolve them into the Kanto forms, it automatically turns into the Alolan forms, the game is locked when it comes to evolving these Pokemon so right there there is the way of locking it, there's no way of getting it, it stinks but there is a way of course of getting them in the game and that's through Pokibank so let's hop over into another game. Alright guys so I booted up Pokemon Y and I'm going to try to evolve my Cubone, my Pikachu and my Execute into their original Kanto forms, so that's what I'm going to try to do right now, I'm just going to take out a sunken and I think my Cubone should be evolving right after I do this into the regular Kanto Marowak, here we go, there it is, evolution is starting. Now you can get these evolutions in every game that you could transfer into the Pokibank, you can get an X, you can evolve them in Y, you can evolve them Omega Ruby, Alpha Sapphire, Black, White, Black II, White II, Red, Blue and Yellow, all those games you can definitely send them right over but the moment you try to evolve them in Alola as in their regular forms they will not happen, it won't happen, the game prevents it, it is impossible to evolve Cubone into a Kanto Marowak or Pikachu into a Kanto Raichu or Execute into a Kanto Executor so that's not going to happen so I'm going to go in my bag now and we're going to evolve the final two mods here, we're going to grab the Thunderstone and we're going to give it to our Pikachu and Pikachu is going to turn into the OG Raichu, the Kanto Raichu that we're all used to that isn't surfing on its tail, so here we go, Pikachu is going to evolve right now, there we have it but guys I gotta admit the Sun and Moon evolutions with the whole entire light bulb bouncing up and then coming down look so much cooler so there we go we got our Pikachu into Raichu and we're going to go for a last one, the strangest one, I mean it feels weird now looking at it because I'm so used to seeing the Alola version of Executor but hey who knows right so we're going to grab our, where is it, where is it, where is it, there we go, we're going to grab our Leafstone, we're going to give it to our Executor and it's going to evolve into Executor, a Pokemon that you can actually see on the screen, its head does not extend all the way up and that's a lovely thing so there we go a regular Executor, no problems there nothing strange here but now I feel after I've seen the Alola one this one looks really weird to me I don't know pretty weird but there we go we got our three Kanto forms and basically what we're going to do at this point is we're going to save our game and we're going to open up Pokibank and send them over to Sun and Moon so just like as the screen says we're going to be taking our Pokemon from X, Y, Omega Ruby, Alpha Sapphire in this case I got mine from Pokemon Y I'm going to be shipping them into the Pokibank and from the Pokibank I'm going to drop them into Pokemon Sun and Moon what this means is I'll never be able to send them back to Pokemon X, Y, Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire they're done it is only going to be between Pokibank and Pokemon Sun and Moon so that's what we're going to do right now so let's go ahead and take a look at what our three Kanto Pokemon look like all right guys I got the Pokemon from Pokibank let's go into the grass and let's check out what their animations look like in the game let's go here comes the first encounter ooh Ratata what are we going to throw out against them an executor so this is the Kanto executor we'll take a little moment so you guys can take a look at its animations if it does anything does it turn around what does it do seems to just be dancing there not really doing much all right so Bob's up and down nothing special so let's see what it looks like with the Z move get some bloom doom up in here oh yeah Kanto executor using bloom doom that's what we want to see oh man flower power Ratata you are done my friend gg Ratata is down for the count the next pokemon that we'll be looking at is Raichu so let's see Raichu's animations and let's see what it looks like with a Z move as well so we got a wingull wingull isn't a lot of trouble because it is a water flying type so let's take a look at Raichu take a few seconds so just stare at the animations as Raichu look around as it bounce up and down or just just keep its static animation of moving and little Bob's you doing anything right you now it looks like Raichu's just gonna hold that pose not do anything different all right so let's move into that Z move and we're going to be using gigavolt havoc on this wingull so let's see what our Kanto Raichu looks like when it takes down this wingull oh man this is going to be sick Raichu surround itself with the Z power oh baby oh here we go oh get wrecked wingull and that is how you end a wingull oh man gg and last but not least let's take a look at Kanto Marowak now the Alolan form spins around its bone uh like a nice little tribal dance but I wonder what Kanto Marowak's animations are oh man that's pretty boring he's is he just gonna stand there let's see yeah oh my gosh he's just standing there he's he's literally not doing anything that's that's pretty lame that's pretty lame all right well since Kanto Marowak doesn't really do any animations let's move right into the Z move and finish off the slow poke so we're going to do the tectonic rage on it let's see an awesome Z move here at least we get a little animation he's just standing still man now we're gonna see him in action yeah there we go to the mantle of the earth done oh that was pretty cool all right nice so Marowak gained all right so that is it guys that's pretty much it for all the Kanto forms in Alola that's exactly how to get them so just a quick recap you cannot evolve them in Alola if you want the Kanto forms you must must evolve them from other games and then bring them into Pokemon Sun and Moon do not make the mistake thinking you can bring them from other games into Sun and Moon with their pre-evolved forms and then evolve them so that's it guys if you enjoyed this video please smash that like button and if you do the channel subscribe my name is Philly beats you and I'll be seeing you guys in the next video I'm out


What's up, everyone? It's your girl Kenzie here from Leighton Sports Cards and I'm ribbon the last personal of the night We've got a 2021 Leaf Trinity baseball hobby box for Kevin W. All right, best of luck here, Kevin Thanks so much for hopping in Let's see when you get it. Didn't look like there were six cards in there, but I believe there are We'll double check once we open it First up we've got to rookie Otto of Colson Montgomery nice White Sox crossback there 20 of 25 Zach v Nice Starting off hot here for you, Kevin Nice v We've got a Jordan Walker redemption Again, they do not tell you what level or parallel it is so best of luck on that Kevin You'll find out when you go to redeem it Jordan Walker We've got acetate Otto of Noah Miller on the Trinity clear Noah Miller these have the sickest patches. I swear. How about a John Rhodes? Look at that patch Beautiful looking card three colored patch Otto John Rhodes and out of 99 and clear acetate Marcelo Meyer Kevin what a box Fantastic box of prospects. Wow. That was six cards, right? Just double check one two three four five and a Meyer Okay, and six. Wow.  Congrats on that Kevin. Thanks for hopping in. We'll get these right out to you


I am Venom, and you are mine." The film opens as a space shuttle from Malay Foundation Crashlands in East Malaysia. Medics arrive on the scene and recover one survivor, astronaut JJ Jameson. Jameson is brought into an ambulance where something that has latched onto him has come alive and attacks those inside the vehicle, causing it to flip and crash. An EMT steps out of the wreckage, now playing host to the alien entity known as the symbiote. In San Francisco, we are introduced to reporter Eddie Brock, who lives with his fiancé, a lawyer named Nguyen, who is set to represent the Life Foundation and its CEO, Carlton Drake. Eddie is well known for his TV news show, The Eddie Brock Report, where he undergoes investigative stories to share with others. When he gets to work, Eddie's boss sends him to interview Drake, but he asks Eddie to not press Drake with any questions about his work. Drake asks the same since she knows Eddie can be hot-headed, which is what got him driven out of New York. Eddie finds an email on Ann's computer with information regarding three confirmed deaths resulting from the shuttle crash. Against his orders, Eddie goes to interview Drake about his space travel program, but then goes off script and starts to ask Drake about the deaths and how he is responsible for them. Drake cuts the interview short, and Eddie's boss fires him, and also gets fired, and she breaks up with Eddie. Back in Malaysia, the EMT wanders into a local market and starts to eat an eel. The vendor chastises her for it, so the symbiote forms a blade around her arm, and she slits the vendor's throat. Nearby onlookers try to attack her in retribution, but the symbiote releases quills that kills everyone around her. The EMT then walks to an elderly woman, and the symbiote releases the EMT, who is now dead, and latches on to the old woman. Six months later, Drake is continuing his research into symbiotes by having tests run on homeless people. He speaks to one subject named Isaac to make it seem like he is taking on some kind of groundbreaking task for mankind. Drake releases a symbiote into the room with Isaac and lets the entity overtake his body. He seems fine for a while until he begins convulsing, and the symbiote leaves Isaac's now dead body, having devoured his organs. In San Francisco, Eddie is now jobless and alone, living in a small seedy apartment. He goes to a nearby shop where he is acquainted with the clerk, Mrs. Chen, but Eddie sees that she is constantly getting robbed of her money by a thug and he is unable to do anything about it. Eddie is then approached by Dr. Dora Skirth, a scientist from the Life Foundation who is appalled by Drake's experiments on humans. She wants Eddie's help in exposing Drake, but he refuses to go along because he doesn't care about what happens to mankind anymore. Eddie goes to Ann's apartment to visit her, only to find her coming back from a date with her new boyfriend, Dr. Dan Lewis. Once they are alone, Eddie admits to and that he misses her and that he blames Drake for what happened to him, but and tells him that it's his own fault that he has hit rock bottom. Eddie later calls Skirth to join in on her mission. Skirth brings Eddie to the Life Foundation's headquarters and sneaks him in. Eddie takes pictures of the gruesome displays of the symbiotes victims. He recognizes one of the living ones as Maria, a homeless woman that Eddie is friendly with. He tries to break her out of her cell, only for Maria to attack him. The symbiote in her body then latches itself onto Eddie and he runs out. Security guards chase Eddie and he now appears to have enhanced strength and agility, allowing him to escape. Drake and his people find Maria's body and know that there is a symbiote specimen on the loose. Drake gets Skirth to admit that Eddie was involved and he leaves her inside a cell to be killed by another symbiote. Drake then sends a team of mercenaries led by Roland Trees, Scott Hayes, to go after Eddie. Eddie starts to experience bizarre symptoms. He has an appetite for weird food choices. Among them are frozen tater tots and rotten meat and he feels like he has a fever. He also starts to hear a low, growling voice speaking to him.  An andan figure they have to help Eddie. Dan does an MRI test on Eddie, but the frequency from the test causes a painful distortion in Eddie's head. Back home, Eddie is once again in pain when his neighbor plays his music too loud. Eddie goes to tell him to turn it down and is scoffed at until the symbiote mutates Eddie's face into a monstrous form and the neighbor promptly agrees. Moments later, Trees and his goons break into Eddie's home to capture him. Eddie tries to surrender, but the symbiote has other plans. As the mercs attack, Eddie finds himself fighting them often voluntarily with the help of the symbiote. Trees records this to show off to Drake, who is amazed that Eddie is a fitting match for the symbiote. Eddie then flees his apartment as more mercs start to show up. Eddie is chased through the city as he finds a motorcycle to ride. The symbiote helps him take out the goons and also maneuver through the streets with ease until Trees slams into Eddie with his car. As he approaches Eddie, the symbiote overtakes Eddie's whole body, transforming him into Venom. Before Venom can kill Trees, another merc shoots at him.  Eddie finds himself near a lighthouse where his bones are miraculously healed. Venom, what the symbiote calls itself, himself, speaks to Eddie and says he is a great host, though Eddie is mortified at seeing a man's head get bitten off. Venom tells Eddie that if he wants to survive, he need only comply. As Venom, Eddie climbs to the top of his former workplace to deliver evidence of Drake's crimes to his old boss. He nearly falls off the roof when a plane passes overhead and its frequency disrupts the symbiote, but Venom manages to catch Eddie before he hits the ground. After leaving the evidence, Eddie tries to leave, only for the mercs to try and get him once more. Venom fights them off before retreating. Eddie and then find each other after she goes by his apartment and sees that it's a crime scene and she brings him to Dan's office for more help. She knows something is wrong with Eddie. Venom tells Eddie to talk to him, as Venom has taken a liking to her. Eddie apologizes for his screw ups, though and tells him it's not the time. Dan runs another test on Eddie and determines that the symbiote is a parasite, which Venom does not like to be called. After Dan tells Eddie that he and the symbiote are essentially draining each other of life and turns on a high frequency that causes the symbiote to pull off of Eddie's body. Venom escapes through the vents after Eddie leaves and he latches himself onto a small dog. Tries and his men then finally get Eddie and bring him to Drake. Meanwhile, the elderly woman from earlier goes to an airport and finds a small girl to use as a new symbiote host. The girl makes her way to San Francisco and finds Drake and the symbiote then takes over Drake's body. Drake interrogates Eddie over the whereabouts of the symbiote. The symbiote in Drake forms around his body, naming itself Riot. Eddie learns that Drake's plan is to head back into space and find more symbiotes to bring back to Earth for them to use humans as hosts. And finds the dog that is hosting Venom, and she then heads to the Life Foundation as she now hosts Venom, making her she-Venom. And helps break Eddie free and also bites off Tries' head, which horrifies her and she transfers Venom back to Eddie through a kiss. Eddie and Venom head off to find Drake and Riot before they board the rocket. The two men fight using their symbiote forms, while and turns on a frequency to disrupt both of them and make the symbiotes leave their hosts. Drake sees Riot and tries to reattach himself, but Eddie kicks him off the ledge. Eddie turns around and is impaled by Riot, who then boards the rocket as it starts to lift off. Venom finds Eddie and latches back onto him, healing the impalement wound. They then leap onto the rocket as Venom cuts open the fuel line, causing the rocket to explode and incinerate Drake and Riot. The flames from the rocket also cause Venom to seemingly die as Eddie falls into the water. Some time later, Eddie and it appear to have mended their relationship as friends. He mentions being asked to bring his show back and do a show on Drake, but he has other plans to meet with someone in prison. It also turns out that Venom is still inside Eddie, though he keeps that a secret from him. Eddie walks away and bumps into an old man, who encourages him to not stop fighting for what he loves. Venom also wants to eat the man's dog. Eddie walks around with Venom and tries to explain to him that if they are going to stick together, that he cannot just eat any person he wants, and that they may only target the really bad people. He goes into Mrs. Chen's shop, and the thug from earlier attempts to accost her for money again. Eddie morphs into Venom and devours the thug in front of Mrs. Chen. Eddie asks Venom what they should do next, and he responds that they can do whatever they want. Mid-credits, Eddie goes to San Quentin prison for an interview with his newest subject, a serial killer by the name of Cletus Cassati. Cassati vows that once he is released, there will be carnage.