Dear students, we talked about the range, interquartile range and mean deviation in the last module. And in this module, we are going to discuss about the variance and standard deviation. What is the variance? Variance is the average of the square differences from the mean. When we read the mean deviation, we read the mean deviation as an assumption of the x minus x bar is always zero, i.e. when we sum the mean deviation, the sum of x bar is zero. So, instead of mean deviation, we consider variance to be a better measure to calculate the variance because in this, we take the square of your deviation and divide it from the total number. So, we call the under root of variance as standard deviation. So, the square root of the deviation is the square root of the variance. Standard deviation, we can compute with two formulas. One is the simple formula, the second formula is called the RASCORE method. You can use it in detail in the course of the statistics and learn how to compute it manually. So, the value we calculate for the standard deviation from these formulas, it is less in direction, it is plus minus on both sides. So, when we compare it with the relative dispersion of the arithmetic mean, we will see both sides. This one-sided dispersion does not tell us. The procedure for doing this in SPSS is that you will go to analyze, go to descriptive statistics, and from there you will click on the frequency and then you will select your variables and along with the central tendency, you will be given all the dispersion of the mayors. So, you will select them from here and continue. So, you will get a table like this in the output sheet. Which will tell you what is the information of the dispersion of the mayors. For example, here I have shared a variable of age and GPA in front of you. So, we know that we have the ground of age, which is 21, and there is standard deviation 2, and there is variance 4, range 11, minimum value is 18, and maximum value is 29. So, this data set tells us that overall, the dispersion is less because the value is 11, which is not too much because the midpoint of age, which we have calculated from the arithmetic mean, is 21. In this data set, which is 21 years old, and this data is 18 years old, which is at least the age of the report, and the age of the report is 39 years old, and with this midpoint, the value of the standard deviation is 2.063, which tells us that in this, dispersion, scatteredness is quite low. This data, the assumptions of normal distribution will not violate it, and it will not be very flattened, and it will not go towards too much torness. In the same way, we will learn how to calculate the kurtors in the distribution module, but we also get to know this from here, when we look at mean and standard deviation. Similarly, we have the mean of the GPA, which we have taken as a sample, and the average score of the students who participated in it, their average score is 3.23, and the minimum score reported in this is 1.50, and the maximum score reported in this is 4.0, which is a total 100% performance, and we have a passing mark in the semester system, 1.50, both are reported, and the standard deviation with 3.23 is 0.40, which means the majority of the data set is not that much varied, because we have a range of 2.50, so if we look at it in the context, then it is less than half a unit variation, so this variation is not that much, so what I have done here with the two variable compute from the data set, so there is not much dispersion or scatteredness in both, both are normally distributed data sets, so in the next module we will do some other variables with SPSS, we will do some exercises in it, and we will perform it again.


Hello everybody welcome back to another dobi photoshop cc 2021 tutorial in this one I'm gonna show you how to delete any person or Object in seconds. This is an amazing feature and I'm gonna show you how to do it real quick here So the first step here is you've got a picture loaded up and boom We're gonna delete this guy here on the right side. Why because I don't know He was at the party and he wasn't invited. So let's just get rid of him. All right. Maybe he joined a gang I don't know. All right. Cool. The next step here is now that you've got the picture loaded Drag and drop it on the plus sign here the plus icon at the bottom right This duplicates the layer and it allows us to work non-destructively So I'm gonna turn the bottom layer off by clicking the bottom eyeball there and we're working on the top layer So the next step here is you want to go to the left side on your toolbar Select the lasso tool now. I'm gonna just draw a really nice little Lasso around this guy you're gonna notice here that I'm not going in super tight to his skin or to his Clothing and that's quite on purpose because it's not really you don't have to be exact for this type of thing Okay, we've got a lasso around him the next step here is you want to head up to the Edit in underneath at the top of the photoshop pardon me There's edit and then you're gonna want to go to content aware fill left click on this and it's going to start running some calculations and In a lot of cases. This is all you're going to need. You'll see here. It's calculating. You can see the little Dot beeping around here So it's trying to figure out what it needs to do and it's going to remove this guy and boom He is gone now I will note here that there is this isn't quite perfect because you'll see that this aloha sign here There's a little bit of the top of it here that was brought in under content aware fill And I knew that actually before I did this because I want to show you a technique So what I'm going to do next is I'm going to go over here to the left side And you'll see that I've got the brush here selected if I hover over it is going to say sampling brush tool That's what we want to do now We also need to look at the top here. There's a plus and a minus We are looking for the minus because what's happened here is it's sampled from all of this green area That's where it took its information from so I don't want the information from this sign to go through So what I'm going to do is I'm going to decrease the size of my brush And that's by clicking on the left square bracket You can do this and I'm going to go ahead now and minus making sure minus is selected I'm just going to minus this sign just to be super safe and Let's see take that little part out in that part out in that part out and that Okay, when you do that, it's automatically calculating it on the fly And you're going to see here in a few seconds that this little bunny ear from the sign is going to disappear It takes a while though because it's quite a calculation, but that's it now. We're going to hit apply and We are going to be done guys. That is all there is to it remove anything an image a person From a photo just like that. Let's go ahead is just slowly calculating away. Yeah, that's it guys It'll slowly calculate. I'm going to hit okay. It's going to process it and that's the end of it guys. There we go He's gone. Thank you for watching this tutorial. I will be back soon with some more stuff. Stay tuned


Okay, last up in this module, we'll talk about the recent hype topic of microservices. So this derives from the SOAR architectural style, and as I said in the previous recording, SOAR never really took off because it was more heavyweight, more difficult than expected to standardize all these interfaces, so therefore people added this micro to somehow indicate we still would like to have services, something that provides a value. One component has a certain value, but it should be rather small. Should be rather small things, and they're easy, they're somehow lightweight. Now there is some kind of disagreement in practice what this actually means, as it's often the case with these topics that become very popular. So somehow it's a micro, it's a small service, and your application is composed of all these different ones. But generally they agree the different people that a service should be a component, so some kind of component that can be deployed independently. It should somehow be organized around this idea of capabilities, so it offers some kind of business value, some kind of functionality, every single of these services, and then the product is a composition of these different services. And there are a number of things, I'm using the list from Fowler here, also if you look at the slides I would very much recommend you to read his blog post and maybe look at the YouTube videos, because he's definitely better than me at explaining this, but essentially there are a couple of concepts that he considers central, and one of them is for example something that is called smart endpoints and dump pipes. And that basically means that while the value, the functionality, the smart implementation is in these components, in the services, the connections between them should be rather straightforward, rather easy. And that's for example to make this composition of services very easy, to not have this problem that the interfaces have to be standardized and you have to provide all this semantic information, so they should be as simple as dump as possible, the actual logic is then all in the endpoints. They should somehow be decentralized in the sense that there's decentralized governance, there is not one unit, like one architect that says this is how we put everything together, but it should be dependent on the components, the teams that implement these components they discuss, okay, this is how we have our communication between us, this is how we compose our services together. And the other thing is decentralized data, so ideally every component, every microservice should have its own data, that you don't suddenly run into the problems that everyone is accessing the same database, because then you have to agree for example on how does the data look like. So that's one issue. Another concept which is very important in practice is design for failure. So the whole system should be designed and tested in a way that single components, single services can fail, can drop out for a duration and the system should still be able to recover and to run. So this overall concept is very impressively demonstrated for example at Netflix where you have a huge amount of small microservices, you have tests that take services, crash them essentially and see whether the system recovers from it. So there is a very high, a large focus on design for failure and there is a large focus on automating, for example testing, automating feedback from users and all the infrastructure that you need, automated builds, automated deployment. Now why do we do this? So you still have the idea that every team has one service, has one component and the good thing here is independence. So if you are responsible for one thing that gives customer value, business value, you can decide how to do it, you can get feedback from the user when it runs, you can decide to deploy whenever you are ready, you are essentially independent of the others. If you for example manage these dump pipes very well, you can make your own implementation decisions without having to communicate all the time, how should the interface look like? How do we change this? Similar with the decentralized governance. So if there is not a single database, you don't have to have these discussions about okay we need to change the database schema, how do we do this? You can decide that yourself. You can also have technology independence because if you have your own data, if you have your own service and if the interface between is generic, you can actually implement in whatever language you like. So you could have a Python microservice, you could have a Java microservice and a JavaScript microservice all running and communicating with each other. You could have the database that fits because different databases are suitable for different kind of applications. So it could be that someone has a no SQL database, someone has an SQL database and they still work together. So you are quite independent on the technology level. You have independent deployment and this is an extremely important thing. So one team can deploy their service whenever they want 100 times per day without having to wait for the others. So in many applications you have to wait for the others to complete and that's something you don't need in this case. And then finally we have the concept of elasticity in the cloud that you can have multiple of these services and they can run in parallel if you need more resources. So that's all I will talk about in microservices and this concludes the architecture module.


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So this is one of these, um, chisels. It's called a flanger, um, dongle. Do I have any broccoli in my teeth? Yeah. You can't beat a flanger, donger. You're too friendly. They're pretty large. Oh, David, this is a fine vintage. Then come on over and have a coffee. That's so irritatingly cute. Or what are you, charismaticly, challenging? Charmingly useless. Hey guys, welcome back to our clock project here. So last time Dave and I decided where we're going to put the face of our clock and we got started drilling the hole all the way through to the back. And that's where the body of our clock mechanism is going to go. So, to continue. To continue, I think it's time to take on the next part. So, the next thing we have to do is we want to have this, um, clock mechanism stick up only that tiny bit over the top. So I'm just eyeballing it from the side. Joanne, if you could just draw a line along the base of that, please. Why did we draw that line? So we know exactly how far down to drill. Yeah. So that we can sink this to the right height. So we need to cut out a big piece in the back that is this shape. Right? Right. So, I'm just going to roughly draw this shape. We'll make it bigger so that we can get our fingers in there. And then, this is a Faustner bit. So it's for making nice circle holes. There it is. So it's very time consuming Dave. You know, there we go. Oh, that was a joke. So we know exactly where or how far down we need to drill. And the reason for that is because when this clock mechanism sits in there, the tip is going to protrude at the front. And this little tip here is where our minute and our hour hands here are going to sit. So we'll be able to tell the time. And the good thing about a drill press is you can drill down to a certain point and then it stops. Right? So when it stops, that means we know that we're not going to drill too far and come out the other side. Okay, so now we can drill knowing that we won't go all the way through our beautiful piece of willow. Let's do that outside. Where's some other funny puns? Well, how about I hold it in place and you do the spinning? Okay. Let's make that our first hole. Okay. So I'll hold it. I'll jam it against this. How do we turn this baby on? Oh, like that? Okay. Reaver. And it's only going to go... Oh.  I have to tighten this thing. Ready? You ever? Here we go. One more time. Please just work. There you go. So I'm just going to keep going as far as I can crank it. Yes, until you can't move it anymore. All right, still got a ways to go. Okay, ready? I'm no time like now. Yeah, that's a good one. Almost there. Almost there. Touch more. All right, that's it. You made it. Oh, yeah. Well, it took us a few minutes, but we drilled our hole out in the back here, our four circles. And let's go inside and see if our clock mechanism fits inside. Come on, guys. I got a hint at you, Joanne. You really impressed me. I was trying to face my fears of the drill. Oh, good. Let's see if this works, everyone. The moment of truth. Perfect. Oh, yeah, and the French. Yeah, and the French. Yeah, we need the white part to be sticking up. So this is actually the hour hand. And look, that's too long. And this is actually the minute hand. And that's the second hand. Oh, but that's good, though. Look how perfect. Where do we want to cut these? Yeah? Yeah. Are we happy with this? So what we're going to do is to make these a little more industrial looking, we're going to sand off the white. Yeah, and just snip them with the... And snip them. Snips. I'm actually going to get snipped. Awkward silence. Moving on. Why don't you take these 10 snips and just cut along the line? Okay. And I'm going to go get some fan paper. How do you make metal look aged? I don't know how you make it look aged. I just didn't put stuff on it. Or do you, like, let it soak in water? Or should I leave a bit of white? Or just like that? So it looks good. So it's kind of distressed? Yeah. You can do that. Okay. So what we're doing is just marking off where our quarter hour increments are going to be here. Yep. Minute hand. We'll center this. We'll center this. And then at the tip, we'll draw a line that way. And that's the exact center point of something. So we have marked these four spots. And we're going to drill a hole with this bit, in each one of them, just down within an inch or something. And then we have a wooden chisel. We're going to chisel and turn these circles into squares. So we'll have four squares that we'll do something exciting with. This is our chisel. It's kind of a 90-degree angle. So we're going to tap it twice into the circle to make a square hole. Just like the pioneers used to do. That's right. If they plugged in there. Drill for us. Okay. Drill a hole. All right. But not very deep though, right? Oh yeah. Give her. Just give her. Oh, just give her. More. More? Why not?  Okay, that's good. So this is one of these chisels. It's called a flanger dongle. And I'm just going like that. And then making corners. Look at that. What do you always say, Joanne? You can't beat a flanger donger. Oh, look at that one. Now it's a two-banger. A flanger donger. Well, Dave, I think it's break time. So look at what we've done today. Awesome.  And then we drilled our 15-minute increments here. And the next step is going to be a pre-seal, giving a real thin coat of art resin just to prevent any bubbles. Well, we'll sand it first to take this off. Oh, yeah. I was, yeah. Yeah. Sand first. And we also cut the letter that there was the arms and sanded them too. That's right. We did a lot today. We did a lot today. Break time for sure. Okay. Yeah. Tune in next time. See that? Yes, I did. See you later. I have to come up with some more good puns. I can only think of like five clocks. Just wait. Just you wait. Oh, just wait. Is that a bird? I wasn't even trying. I got a hand it to you.


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You're free Broly you're free from what could have happened there. We got air level threes and I plan on using them coming through How's it going everybody? Dato do it here with another round of Dragon Ball fighters ranked matches and in today's video Man, I just got so swept up in the Broly hype on Twitter. I had to go ahead and play a Broly team again One he's a lot of fun post patch. I mean he was always fun, but post patch man. He's something. He's something else entirely and And me God, it's just it's so much fun to be swept up in all this dragon ball hype going on Especially with stuff like this. Oh Vegeta. Oh, thanks for nothing Vegeta. Yeah, it just left me out to dry Okay, we're gonna go ahead and switch back in blue Goku here.  Oh, you think you're over here. All right. Hey, this doesn't this look for me All right, we're gonna go ahead and get Goku blue back in here and hopefully we can go ahead and chase him down. Oh Should have done to grab And I should have done the down heavy there. Let's let's not look at what should have been done Let's look at what shouldn't have been done like that super dash Nice, he actually knew I was gonna go for it. Oh, we didn't get the follow-up. He probably wanted Again another spot where I should have down heavy Damn Broly I see you cross stage just doing it, huh? Just he's just doing it cuz it's fun Let's see Broly command grab we got those Yes Yes, come on kill. Oh it was close. Oh, he's gonna try to Wolfgang fist me Yes, we actually delay the super desk there that was on purpose try to bait out it down heavy and we saw it come through That's when you got to pull the trigger. All right, let's back up play a little more patient You can see I'm not good at that I Get a little too antsy myself from time to time Wow, that was pretty good. That was pretty good range on the heavy there from Tien gonna go ahead take me out And I'm gone. I'm just I'm just gone Alright, but that does leave us with Broly. I'm not I'm no stranger to losing to raw just he ends. I think we've all seen I'm very capable of losing to Tien's Okay, he's popping off. Oh, I don't know why I always think that's gonna be a high You think with how much I played this game. I would know that that goes low first Okay, he's gonna knock me down here. Oh, we exes it that just a burn bar and I accidentally fat fingered the super dash button. That was me prepping my fingers to Vanish, that's gonna be big deeps and a dead Broly. Wow. How did we get let this game get so close? All right, let's let the G to get in here do the talking All right out of the way Tien I got I Got I got some damage to do should we read the sparking? No, I got a better idea. Oh That's not good. That's not good at all. Oh, let's just do the damn. No, I dropped it. No No, no, we're about to take huge damage. He didn't do it. Oh My god falling heavy, you know, I had to do it, but why though? I'm gonna wipe you away, dude Sorry about this. Oh Feels good man way too close for comfort.  That was too scary The horror week is over man. I into the rematch hopefully We do get the rematch Should we start out with a raw dumb medium now?  Let me know if you're you're a fan of the tricks Just raw offense. We're not even doing anything too fancy.  Let's go ahead back up though You can't do the same thing forever Get the launcher. Oh Wow, you know yonks is light just hit me from behind and as a yonkja player I can I can say that was sick, but as somebody from the outside looking in busted All right, we're letting him get a little too much damage off here on Goku. Wow that was Actually kind of sad that that worked out that way should be Burley bubble. Man.  Really switching me out for that much blue health. I guess I understand EX dive. Oh, wow. We just we just got out lighted by yonkja Not a not an unusual situation. His lights are can be can be pretty good As long as you don't try to crouch and do it at the same time.  Oh don't super dash against Broly I'm a toss out up. I'm a toss out of key blast every now and again.  Oh, I'm glad I jumped the second time But then again, all I did was fall into another combo Didn't it didn't allow for much. Please don't I was obvious It was obvious, but sometimes not again, dude I'm not letting Tien come in here and walk all over me again Okay, oh My oh my wow what is happening? Wow, I can't believe I just did that sometimes in my mind when I'm saying yeah, you know what? I'm just gonna keep light. All right. We already tacked so we're good. I saw coming that time Yes, as soon as I threw that key blast you could feel it coming in the air Let's put this pressure on Let's get this bread. Okay, we're backing up We're backing up. We don't have to come to you You have to come to us though. Oh overhead Spectacular job coming to me. I will commend you on that Overhead the quick it overhead the quickest overhead in the West All right, we're gonna spark up early because we really don't want Tien getting anything too crazy off on us. Oh This man has the quick speaking of quick This man could down heavy a fly See what I'm saying. I don't even know what I did there to be fair Oh, you should have tech down my man You should have tech down.  Okay Then destroyed city. We really don't care out here Think of us doing a favor to the apartment cost out here. Okay, so and we're not getting a lot of points out of this We're gonna have to go higher. I Should probably bust out the main team to get a safety net up and living legend. Oh He just ran at me. Oh my goodness actually made me like joke there because I was about to speak Okay, what you mind if I see Tien for just a single second, huh? Where's the knee? Yes. Oh my goodness down heavy is popping today. If I see anything move, I'm down heavy. I Am so sorry that had happened Bring me back to you and I'm trying to get rid of the problem kid early.  All right, let's just Let's just let's just roll it up a little bit. Shall we oh, no, it's never enough armor Never enough You always kind of hope it is but it's never enough. All right, we need to get Goku blue back in here. Oh beautiful Speak and it will happen Okay, bad move That was supposed to be a quarter circle forward s. Oh, we do got those still. Oh timed it perfectly We got super dash on deck though. Oh bro. We need to get you out of here. I didn't even realize you're low quick switch threats Look at all that chip damage Over here over here. Wait, I forgot. I'm not super saying go through big mistake All right, we needed that to happen. We needed to happen fast Huge mistake. All right now.  I got an idea. It's not it's not gonna work. He's too high on health He's too high on health Over here over here over here. We got him. We got him boys locked him down for the 3-0 victory who Just overhearing our way to victory You have no idea which side I'm on All right, well great games to our opponent there. It was a lot of fun. Well, you want one more Okay, okay, I'll give you one more. I got time for just one more. Oh, I just threw out a light Me and bonus rounds, can you name a better combination? I Can't I never once win a bonus Me and bonus rounds have a long treasured history of just sucking together. Oh But we we do offense here.  I've been trapped in the corner once or twice in my my young life Goku other way. All right, Broly. Broly showmads done. Oh Wow dropped it due to the lag Sweater weather got me feeling some type of way. I always think I'm gonna do something there Nice behind the back right away. He actually hasn't done many wolfing fist things all game So I'm holding that way too long Giving him free reflex if I'm gonna hold it that long. Oh, I got an idea. No, I kind of need Broly alive for the idea I was gonna delay it next time. It just drag a rush or no just even just reset That would be sick. He's just trying to do it to me Okay, I probably shouldn't have gone for that. Oh nope too late too late. Haha. I'm out. I'm free You can get one, but can you get two? Nice All right, so Ken's Ken's super Saiyan Vegeta lead the way against him. He's posed problems to us in the past. Ah Too early. Oh Super Dash nerfs. We like those Shout out to Super Dash nerf too slow on the drop dragon rush We got those two Wow, he just snapped. Yo, he snapped Tien. Don't do it Broly roll out. Oh, thank God You're free Broly you're free from what could have happened there We got air level threes and I plan on using them Coming through you think as puny sparking will stop Broly. I didn't think so Well guys, that's gonna go ahead and be it from us You don't mess with Broly.  You got a sparking Broly's got three bars Maybe hold off on that sparking Let me know if you got a favorite moment from this rank session down below in the comments While you're down there if you like these videos and want to see more of them Make sure to hit the like button and subscribe It really helps out the channel and it helps you never miss out on any videos Speaking of videos, I have a few on your screen right now tons of other good fighting game stuff So I recommend you check them out. I'm Dr. Doya. I'll see you in the next video


The Human Genome Project was a huge project. It took place mainly from 1990 to 2003. Yes, it took that long and even after that it was only 85% complete. Slowly slowly the remaining of the sequences were added and it was declared to be absolutely 100% complete only in 2022 January. It was a big deal and therefore it involved participation by a number of countries. The US, the UK, Germany, France, Japan and China.  Let's find out. So what is a genome? A genome is the haploid set of DNA in the nucleus. So what is the number of chromosomes in a human being? 46, right? So the haploid number would be 23. So for human beings, the human genome, it has 23 chromosomes. And why are we so interested in the human genome? Because it has all the genetic information for human beings. And what exactly do we mean by genetic information? That is the sequence of the DNA. The entire DNA that is there in our 23 chromosomes, that sequence, that contains all the genetic information. Now you know that DNA consists of a double helix. For the sake of simplicity, I have represented each of the helices as linear strands. They're actually not linear. They are helical, that is spiral as you already know. But we will look at what a sequence means. Actually this is also a recall for you. But just to look at the sequence of this stretch of DNA, I have drawn each strand of the DNA as linear strands. So as you know, each DNA strand has a sequence of bases. And since the bases are complementary to each other, they pair with each other. Each of these, which looked like the rungs of a ladder, is a base pair. So let's say we have this sequence T, G, C, A, T, G. This is the sequence of bases in one strand. And the other strand will have bases complementary to the first strand. So this is the sequence of base pairs in this stretch of DNA. But as you know, it's a very short stretch of DNA. The human genome has way longer DNA than this. It has more than 3 times 10 to the power 9 base pairs. So that's 3 million base pairs or 300 crore base pairs. So that's a huge number of base pairs. So the goal of the human genome project was to sequence 3 billion base pairs. So in these base pairs, the human genome has about 20,000 to 25,000 genes. So another goal of the human genome project was to identify this many genes. So okay, let's say we identify the genes. We sequence the entire genome, the entire 3 million base pairs. So what? So what are the benefits of the human genome project? Well, the first benefit was in terms of genetic diseases, which includes cancer. So to understand the genetic diseases better and the diseases which used to be incurable, actually the human genome project is helping us more and more in order to handle those kinds of diseases. So that's one benefit. Then there is medicine, the field of medicine in general. So traditionally the medications that were given to people were all the same. So for a particular disease, the medicine that was given to people was the same for every individual. So that doesn't always work. The same medicine may not work for every human being. And the reason is the differences in the human genome. So although the human genome is mostly the same in all human beings, there are some variations. The variations is about 0.6%. So because of this variation, not all medicines suit all people. So that means one size does not fit all. So the human genome project has helped us with this. The pharmaceutical companies are making medicines, catering to the differences in the genetics in different people. Another benefit is DNA fingerprinting. This is a technique that is used to identify criminals based on samples such as blood or hair. And what they do is they take the DNA sample and then try to identify it. And this technique was already there even before the human genome project was thought of. But the human genome project made it much easier so that now even if you have a very small amount of sample, you can still go ahead and do DNA fingerprinting in order to identify the criminal. So all in all, the human genome project has helped humankind in a big way and especially in the field of medicine.


I Dream of a World where mass shootings only exist in history books and never in headlines.  Where skittles in Arizona tea are never someone's last meal. Where swords become plowshares. Weapons of war traded for tools of peace.


Minor League Baseball, mascot's getting the crowd as energized and hype as he can. Even though his team's down to nothing, it's the top of the fourth, there's two outs, first pitch, curve ball, little get me over curve, I like that, O and one is the count, Oklahoma's up two nothing, this guy's looking to add to that lead slider. O and two, then another curve ball, this one's poked into deep right center, center fielder tracks it down and then disposes it over the fence and he says out, he's like out, don't worry about where the ball is right now, just call out. In his glove, left foot's down, right foot's down, left foot's down, right foot's down, then he rides the wall, like some extreme X Games parkour stuff, wearing soaps, riding walls, just a hug jumping them. The crowd doesn't react at all, besides this one dude in the blue shirt who sees it and he's like, oh no, does that mean, what does that mean, the umps get together and they're like, I think it's a home run because he didn't complete the catch, I guess. They didn't really show a replay of this, I don't think they reviewed it, maybe they don't care, maybe you have to have a certain amount of fans in the stands to review plays. What do you guys think? I mean, IMO, that's a catch, but sometimes the catch rules as everyone knows by the letter of the law and the semantics is pretty frustrating to follow along, but I mean, that's gotta be a catch, I mean, he's just a kind of running, like I've seen guys make this catch and then they run up right here and they give it to a fan, but maybe that's because they have control over it the whole time while they do that. I just love how he realizes he doesn't have the ball and he's like, out though, out, don't worry about where the ball is, totally just an out, nice catch by me.


The managing director of the Assets Management Corporation of Nigeria Ahmed Kuru on Monday disclosed that so far the corporation had recovered about 1.48 trillion Naira out of 4.158 trillion Naira owed by bank debtors. He stated that due to debt recovery challenges the corporation was facing it still had 7902 outstanding obligors with total outstanding loan of above 3.1 trillion Naira, adding the 350 obligors loan accounted for over 2.05 trillion Naira which constitutes more than 70% of total outstanding amount.


Hey everybody, welcome to the Waldeck Way. I'm Jessica, and today's video is going to be all about homeschooling when mom is sick. Now unfortunately, I have firsthand recent experience with this exact topic, because after the holidays, Kevin and I spent two to three weeks in bed with the world's worst flu ever. And while Emily did catch it, she had it for a lot less time, thank goodness, than we did, but it really left us in the position that had me really kind of scrambling for how we could still homeschool or how we could still keep her entertained or do something that was somewhat educational to make me feel a little less guilty while I was quite literally indisposed, like not able to hardly do anything. So I came up with some really great ideas that will keep kids engaged and busy while you are indisposed, whether that's because you're sick, whether it's because it's that time of the month, whether it's because you have a chronic illness, migraine, depression, whatever. These are some of my top favorite resources that worked super well for us during that time period. So I am just gonna go ahead and get started. One of my top picks is gonna be books. Now books can come in many different forms. It can be string and encyclopedia. If your kids love that, it can be audio books. If you're like, oh, my voice hurts, I can't read. But some of my favorite books, the ones that I found to be the most successful that kids will actually want to engage with are these Usborne, like tactile type of books. So the ones that are like the look inside ones, where they're actually opening the flaps and engaging with it. Beautiful illustrations, giving them something to do. I find these to be very, very wonderful for kids. Also, these Shine the Light books from Usborne are great.  And she thinks that's super fun. They're educational, she's reading. And there's topics that range from dinosaurs to animals to secrets in the winter. There's wonders of the US, all kinds of really, really wonderful things.  Mommy doesn't feel good reading to me. They work wonders. And then the questions and answer ones are really fun too. They also are a lift the flap. The see inside, the big book of, all of them are wonderful. But I find the question and answers to be really fun because there's just so many things to learn about this specific topic. Like how did knees bend? I don't know, let's open this flap and find out. And so, really fun. Also, there's so many different topics in Usborne that you can probably find the topic that you were already planning to learn about. So maybe it was the human body, maybe it was dinosaurs, maybe it was the weather. There's probably a book that's fun, tactile, whatever, that's around that topic. And it doesn't have to be that topic, but you could essentially still be learning what you were planning to learn anyway, but without you. In addition to those, like those type of books, I also really, really love activity books, especially ones that don't require a lot from me. So some of my favorite are also from Usborne. They are this Write Your Own series. I absolutely love keeping these on hand because I can easily be like, oh, hey, you know what, we haven't done a lot of poetry.  It pretty much gives all of the examples and walks her through everything as long as your child can read, they're not gonna need you for anything, other than to probably come read you the poem that they wrote because they're super proud of it. Same thing, maybe you have one that's into comics. They can write and draw their own comics instead.  They can write their own storybook. They also have a first storybook version that we did when Emily was younger. It's really great if you have younger kids. Maybe you want them to write their own script. And how cool would it be if they wrote their own script and then maybe went and actually tried to film it or did a stop motion of it? Like, super fun, super educational, requires very little from you. Or maybe they want to write and design their own magazine. Again, this is just a super fun thing. Maybe it's a magazine about sports. Maybe it's a fashion magazine. Like they can be pursuing their own interest and also learning at the same time in a sneaky way that doesn't require anything from you, hopefully. And then along those same lines are the math workbooks from Usborne. I love these. They're amazing. We have not ever completed one entirely, but they're perfect for throwing at Emily when I'm sick, when I don't feel good, when I need five minutes alone when we're in the car. They range from adding and subtracting to telling time, measuring things, times tables, multiplying and dividing, graphs and charts, and fractions and decimals. And all of them are colorful. They have stickers. You know, the instructions are there for them. So they're a lot of fun to make it feel like more fun for them, less guilty for you because they're still doing math. You could either pull one that's maybe a little bit below where they're at for review. You could pull one that's what they were gonna be doing anyway. Maybe you give them one that's something they just needed extra practice on. Either way, you can check off math and it didn't require hardly anything from you, which is fantastic. The other thing that we really, really used a lot of was single-player games. Now we use single-player games because if Kevin and I are both sick, well, Emily is left by herself.  Single-player games hopefully will create less of those because they're playing by themselves. If you got a handful of single-player games, each kid could have one and then they could like rotate, right? Like you play this one and then this one and then this one and then they rotate when they're done. So I'm going to show some of our top picks for single-player games. Ones that hopefully will work for the widest range of ages and ones that have a lot of different puzzles so that you can do them for a long time. Like you're not going to just use them one time when you're sick and then not be able to use them again. So Think Fun makes some of the best single-player games. This one happens to be Chocolate Fix which we really, really love. You are basically doing kind of like a Sudoku thing with chocolate pieces. Our other favorite from them is Rush Hour. They do not make a bad single-player game. Like they really are amazing but Rush Hour and Chocolate Fix are the two that we probably pull out the most.  Also we have Canoodle. Canoodle makes a lot of different versions. They have this Canoodle, they have Canoodle Extreme, Canoodle Junior, Canoodle Gravity. All of the different versions of Canoodle are equally fun. Depending on the ages of your kids is going to depend on kind of which one you want to get but equally fun, neither of these do you have to know how to read for. So like they're both based off of pictures so your child would not even have to know how to read to be able to play them. Haystack is the one I'm showing you. There happens to be, let's see, Catstack, Haystack, Dogpile, something to do with Ocean. All of them are very, very similar gameplay. They're just different little pieces. They're either barn pieces or cat pieces or dog pieces or ocean animals. So you could just get either the one your child's most interested in or the one that's the most affordable. The gameplay is the same with all of them. We have all of them, we've tested all of them. It's kind of like a Tetris style of game. You're trying to fit the animals in the different shapes that they give you. There are, I believe 36 different increasingly difficulty puzzles in here. So again, multiple ages, you can play them multiple times for a long period of time. Really, really great and they don't need to know how to read because there's not like, once you've told them how to play it, they won't need to know how to read. Logic links, this one has 166 puzzles so you could play this one for a very, very long time. Super fun, they don't have to be all ages six plus but they will need to know how to read for this one because it's gonna tell them like red was not next to blue so they will need to have basic reading skills. And also cat crimes. This is another they're gonna need to have basic reading skills for because it's gonna give you those clues written out. There is a dog crimes version of this as well. They're very, very similar in gameplay. One's just cats, one's dogs. We have them both. If you have a cat lover, get the cats. If you have a dog lover, get the dog. If they don't care, get whichever one is more affordable. Okay, next we have subscriptions.  However, depending on the age of your child and how much you trust them, there are a handful of subscriptions that have like videos that go with them and so they really almost could be a substitute teacher. You have the subscription, you have the video that's gonna tell the child what to do as long as you trust your child to either deal with chemicals or build something or whatever, they should be able to do these. These I would let Emily do all of these by herself. She's 11 though, just so you know that. Mel chemistry is one of them. This is 10 plus. They also have a Mel physics, it's eight plus. Both have videos. Both, your kids could easily do by themselves at those ages. Crunch Labs is one. It has slight videos. If their kids are ages eight and up, they could totally do it. Probably even a little bit younger as long as they could slightly read and follow the directions. I would say if you can do a Lego, build a Lego, you could probably do this one. Generation Genius is science experiments. There are three to four different experiments in each box. Again, there are videos, so they can be the substitute teacher for you. Their recommendation is, oh, I don't know if they have one on the box, nine and up for their subscription box. It's recommended for ages nine and up to do independently. Now, I also have something that we, I actually kind of created after I was sick with the intention of having it from now on in case I was sick. And that is our discovery decks that we recently just made. I will actually link a video up here in case you wanna see more. But it is essentially just a card with a QR code. The card has a question on it. The QR code is a YouTube video that answers that question. I have been using them in our homeschool as shrewing. We have topics covering human body, ocean animals, animals in general, plants, interesting inventions, how things were made. So this was basically a way for me to be able to feel less guilty about her using screen time. And these will definitely be something that we are using in our homeschool anytime. I'm not feeling well or not 100% or need five to 10 minutes of peace. Now that we have talked about screens, I also want to say I will link down in the description my guide to using screens in your homeschool. It is basically using any kind of technology in your homeschool. In this guide, I tell you how we use it, why we use it, why it's beneficial, as well as some of our favorite podcast, YouTube channels, audiobooks, Alexa skills, all of those things. Which if you have this would mean that you can use screens in an educational way. Like it has the apps, it has all of the stuff, documentaries. So it may be something you just want to download. It's a free download and keep handy for when you're sick.  Here's a new podcast you guys haven't listened to yet. Here's a new skill you guys can try with the dot. Here's a new documentary we haven't seen. It's going to be kind of like your substitute teacher, right, in your back pocket. Like here it is ready to go. So I will leave a link to that because we used a ton of screens and I felt zero guilt because it's what I needed to do and she was learning while using them. Now that I have said that, I'm also going to say it is totally okay if you do nothing educational.  And if that means letting your kids watch cartoons and eat cereal out of the boxes and play video games until their eyes bleed, then do it because sometimes that is what's in yours and your kid's best interest is a healthy mom. So whatever it takes for that to happen, absolutely do that. I just felt even worse, especially when we started approaching the one plus week mark of having done nothing. And I was like, man, if I could just come up with some things that were educational, even if it was only 10 minutes and also kind of kept her busy because she was bored to death. She was looking to me to entertain her and I'm like, I got nothing. Like I can't breathe. I can't stand up without getting dizzy. Like I have nothing. I got nothing for you. But now I have tips, I have plans and I have resources. And so now I know what I'm gonna do. The next time I'm sick, I need a substitute teacher. And now I would absolutely love to hear from you.  Let me know down in the comments.


There's a lot of men. Let's hide that. Get out of here, bug. Lay down. God. Bzz. Excuse me. Whoa, oh, oh, today. What number are we on? Four, five, I don't remember. As your parents or caregivers. Very good to do. Number eight. Whoa. Pick up. Nice to see you. Please just lay down. Good girl.