This 2016 Chevrolet Silverado 2500 Crew Cab Long Box is stock number 12098Z we are here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. You're new and used heavy-duty truck headquarters. This 2016 Chevrolet Silverado 2500 has the 6-liter V8 engine. This truck has been fully-safetyed and inspected by our service shop, has a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off per the state of Wisconsin inspection process, and this truck is 100% ready to go. Summit White is the color, and for being a work truck in a 2016, this thing is in really nice condition. We shoot all of our videos in 1080p, 60 frames per second, so if you have HD capabilities on your computer, tablet, smartphone, or television, turn them on right now because it will be your best way to check out the quality and condition of the truck before seeing it in person. If you like the video and want to subscribe to our YouTube channel where we do videos of our new and used inventory each and every day, in the lower right-hand power screen is a subscribe button, click that, click the bell notifications, and you'll get updates every time we do one of those videos of our new and used inventory here at Summit Automotive. It comes with the steel rims, and it has Bridgestone Duravis M700 LT265 70R 17s. These tires have probably about 80% of the tread left on them, frame, and on your body is in really nice, clean condition. Front fender is in excellent shape, I didn't see any major dents or dings on there, it does have the projector lamp headlamps. Front bumper is in nice shape and has a lower LED light bar. No major dents or dings on that front bumper, and the hood is in very nice condition as well. Passenger side front fender, I didn't see any dents or dings on there, looks really good. And the passenger side rim, no major scuffs or scrapes. As you go down this side of the truck, take note of how clean the body is, how reflective and mirror-like that paint is. We take these HD videos, so if you are far away or even if you're close by, just cannot make the trip down, but you're still interested in purchasing the vehicle. You can see the truck, hear the truck, and have confidence in what you're looking at before you even get here, so that when you do get here there's absolutely no surprises, and you can make a smart and informed buying decision from wherever you may be watching the video or checking out our ad. Very nice down that side. I didn't see any dents or dings on the doors or box. This back room is in nice shape. The back tires have just about as much tread as the front tires. And the frame and underbody is in really nice clean condition. You always want to check these box rails for any corrosion, because that's where it's going to really corrode first, and those are excellent shape. And the rest of the frame and underbody underneath looks really good. No rockers, no corrosion, or anything like that. Once again that box side, really nice condition. Coming around to the back, rear bumper steps, full towing package, which includes the receiver hitch four pin and seven pin wiring. No dents or dings on that rear bumper. Tailgates in pretty nice condition. The only thing I saw on the entire truck is there's just one little dent on that corner of the tailgate, but otherwise very nice all the way around on this truck. Drop in bed liner, and notice it does have bed rail covers. That is a locking tailgate, also backup camera. And as you go down this side of the truck, just as clean as that passenger side, no dents or dings on the box. Really nice condition. Wheel wells all look really good, and this back rim is in nice shape as well. Driver side doors are in nice condition. It does have telescopic tow mirrors, built in directional signals, LED side lights. They do telescope out like so, and fold in. Inside the work truck package gives you the gray vinyl interior. No rips, no tears on the seats. They're in very nice condition. It does have the heavy duty rubber floors, auto headlamps, factory brake controller. I'm guessing that's for your LED light bar, which we'll check out in a second. Power windows, power locks, power mirrors. We'll hop inside, turn the ignition on, check out the radio, and the miles and ignition. You can see that this truck has 24,908 miles. Instrument cluster is very nice and clean. Steering wheel is in excellent shape. You do get cruise controls on there. This is the six speed automatic transmission with the optional tap shift. This one has the AM FM radio, and this is also where your backup camera is going to show up. You have your heated mirrors button. This is for your cargo lamps, which also turns on your LED side lights on the mirrors, stability control, and your climate controls right there. 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Starts right up, no check engine lights or anything like that. I'm not really sure how to turn those lights on, LED side lights are super bright on those mirrors. I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today, and hopefully from this HD video, you will have been able to tell just how clean this truck is all the way around, verify its quality and condition, so you can make a smart buying decision. Under the hood we have the 6 liter V8 engine. This one does have a K&N cold air intake. Engine bay is very nice and clean, runs very smooth. Once again this truck has been fully safe and inspected by our service shop, has a fresh oil and filter change, all the fluids have been checked and topped off. And this one is 100% ready to go. I would highly recommend this truck from a quality and condition standpoint. 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We will now summarize what was there in the session on Active Learning with Visualization. So, you saw three strategies to use along with visualizations whether it be a video, an image, an animation or simulations or interactive simulations . So, what we are now going to do is summarize the learnings from this session. So, a simple summary is you have to show parts of the visualization, pause the visualization, do the activity, then resume the visualization to show the rest and then leave floor for discussion. So, a recommended time for this entire visualization session should be around 5 minutes to 15 minutes and choose strategy based on pedagogical purpose and learning objectives. So, the most important thing that you have to consider while you are looking at strategies are the pedagogical purpose for which the visualization is built and the learning objectives that you have to satisfy or that you have you want your students to be able to do. So, in you saw in observe predict correct or observe calculate correct the visualization was shown to the point where the stimulus is shown then it was paused we asked you to do an activity or calculate something then we resume the visualization and showed you what actually happened and then what we did not actually do in the session was discussion. So, discussion was not done because it was related to that particular content. So, discussion related to content happens at this particular point. So, for us the content that we had to discuss was the pedagogical purpose and that was discussed that was discussed and summarized and for each of the activities we had spent around 5 to 10 minutes approximately in terms of showing you the video creating the activity doing the activity and then doing a summary. So, we started at around 10 15 and we had the entire 3 visualization come in 15 minutes or so. So, typically a 5 to 10 minutes would be a good exercise, but what is more important is there should be some explicit discussions on the content that you want to teach after the visualization is shown or the strategies are going to be used. So, at this point we will move to Q&A. A big request to all of you ask questions which is related to the content of the workshop. So, 1 2 0 3 Jhanamani College. Good morning. Thank you very much sir. Today class is very useful to us. So, we do have a question in the visualization phase. In that we have 3 phases, ma'am was clearly explained. So, whether we can implement the blooming technology in the discussion phase? So, whether it is possible to implement the blooming questions, little questions in the discussion phase? Whether it is possible to do that in the discussion phase? Okay, the question was about what kind of questions to take during the discussion phase and can we use bloomstack sonomy and devise questions based on it during the discussion phase? In fact, this is a good idea and to use bloomstack sonomy as a basis to decide what kind of questions you want to ask students and what kind of activities you want them to do during the discussion phase. Because if what can be done is let's say there is an apply or analyze level question that you want your students to try to work through. The visualization can help set up the question. For example, the one you saw about the fluid flow in the beginning, the visualization initially simply explained that look, there is a pipe, there is water molecules and what all is happening and it set up the context. The actual question was of an apply level. Similarly, in the balloon example, the actual question was at an analyze level. So, using the discussion phase to set up, apply and analyze level questions and getting your students to work on them in groups is a very good use of, is an effective strategy to use along with the visualization. If you want to use lower level questions, you may not need a very large long discussion phase. For example, for recall and understand, you can do it as quick quizzes using the visualization. Good morning, sir. There is a question that we are getting the animations of the basic topics very easily from various sites. But for advanced topics, we are unable to find animations. Can you suggest some suggestions? Means if I want to say that the major topics in the higher classes, we are not having the animations to show in visualization. Okay. So, the question from one to RC1247 is about places where you can find or websites where you can find visualizations for higher education related topics or advanced topics. We are able to find animations for simple topics. So, one possible example, the content repositories are many. So, you will be shortly doing a lab exercise where we will give you a list of repositories where you can find some visualizations. And Oscar which has been developed at IIT Bombay is one specific example of a content repository for devoted for higher education. So, you can see various engineering topics from various domains from electrical to bio to mechanical, civil. All these examples are there in Oscar. You can use that and for your own specific topic, let us say fourth year BTEC or first year MTEC, those kind of topics. If you are unable to find specific visualization, what you can always resort to are videos of those of the particular phenomena or the exact activity that you want. So, let us say you are looking at microprocessors or other things. You can just look at some of the algorithms or videos which relate to that in YouTube or other video sharing sites and then devise your strategy such that it fits the purpose of video as well as elicit discussion within your classroom. Center 1254, RC 1254. Sir, I have a question from the mathematics. How can we use the visualization for the Laplace transformation and its theoretical derivations? See this question about can we use such strategies and visualizations in mathematics. This had come up in the past and what we suggest is one possibility is if you recall the second strategy, that was mentioned in the previous session, let us say you have a problem that students have to solve or even a somewhat long derivation. You can always pause the derivation at an appropriate point and show either a video or sometimes just a series of pictures and make students do an activity or make them calculate the next step of the derivation before you move on to your usual derivation that you do on the blackboard. So, what you have to do in topics like this is see where the visual angle could be relevant. Maybe it is to motivate the problem or maybe if there are some coordinate systems which are changing, perhaps students need the visual angle to understand that concept better. So, first you have to determine where specifically in the problem solving or in the derivation of visualization, either static or dynamic is required and then build the activity around that. Madam, in case of series solution of the ordinary differential equations, how we can visualize that? Again the answer would be similar. So, kindly note that we are not domain experts of mathematics. So, here is a related suggestion. There are several visualizations for Fourier transforms and also to build a Fourier series. So, there are some available in FET, there are some available from the Johns Hopkins University visualization website and so on. So, if you find visualizations on related topics, then you can try to build an activity for your own topic. 1315 Selvam College of Technology. Thank you so much for the concept about the effectiveness in the visualization part. I have a small doubt in these areas. Can we complete the syllabus within the specified time using visualization and it is possible to explain all the concept through visualization like definition and derivations? The core agenda of this workshop, let me reiterate. It is how to increase the effectiveness of your teaching learning practice. It is not to cover the entire syllabus nor is it to make sure that these strategies are going to give you very high marks in the exams in your college or university exams. So, with this, let me try to answer your question. Visualizations, if you want to cover your portions, it is on your hand. What is the learning objective that you set for the particular session where you are actually using the visualization? So, let us say you spend a lot of time in a recall or understand level topic with visualization. Let us say the prescribed time limit is exceeded. You take 30 minutes to motivate the students using visualization and even to make them come up to the recall or understand level, then you will not be able to finish the topic. But if you carefully design your activities around visualization such that visualization can give you the additional benefit of making students go up a level, elicit discussions in the classroom, make them active in the classroom where it will reflect is their curiosity towards the subject. So, let me just put back a question. In your own, when you are doing your own learning in your graduate days, what subject interested you most? Why? Were you curious to learn the subject? So, what visualization actually does is just spark the curiosity and it is up to the teacher to make sure that it fire glows across the semesters through various kind of activities and not just visualization. So, I hope I have made myself clear. Let me just add one or two practical suggestions there. This question again is a common concern of all instructors that if we use a lot of active learning strategies in class or if we end up spending time using technology, can the syllabus be covered? So, yes and no. I mean, no in the sense that if you do all this in addition to lecturing 50 minutes, you will not be able to complete the syllabus. So, what we recommend is you find ways in your regular classes to replace certain things you do by these active learning strategies. For example, if you spend time doing a problem on the blackboard, instead redo the problem as a thing per share or if you want to motivate the definition of some new concept, use a visualization to motivate the definition and then make students do an observe explain activity. So, use all the active learning strategies inserted in between and we also don't say that you have to do this all the time and replace everything but use them judiciously. These are additional tools in your toolbox, so in your teaching toolbox. So, in addition to lecturing, here are some additional things you can do. RC 1008. As per new accreditation process of national board of accreditation, we have to add new innovative practices in teaching learning process including ICTS. Can you suggest some of the methods for engineering education like computer science and mechanical electronics? This entire workshop is geared towards that goal. So, many of these strategies that we discussed here, whether it was today morning's strategy of using visualizations in specific courses. So, for example, if you say computer science, one thing you can do is show a program visualization, pause it, ask students to predict the output of a program and then continue. Like that if you look back at your assignments and the activities that you did for the last three weeks, any of these will be relevant for your goal provided you choose them to match your learning objectives. It would be better madam if you take some case studies and explore it further because from electronics, mechanical, textile, different courses are there. So, again it all depends on what your learning objective is and how well the case study is going to fit the overall objective. If you want examples of specific activities, you can look at the peer instruction and think pair share and flip classroom examples that you did in yesterday's assignment and by the end of this workshop, we want to collate all of it into the wiki and organize domain wise. So, you will find a large number of examples of activities and questions that can be used for different specific subjects. So, RC 1063. Can we have interactive section through videos wherein we define a topic to the students to get the videos on it and can get downloaded videos in the class. We will run initial students video and let the teachers video and have discussion on similarities, differences and add-on topics. Yes. So, the question is about can we use videos in class where we show students videos and then do discussions. In fact, this is one flavor of the flip classroom that we had discussed in the first three days. You can either post videos for students to watch at home or outside of class or you can make the videos as part of the class itself. So, you can have students as you suggested have students watch say a five or ten minute video and then do a discussion or activity based on the video. This is something that you can definitely try out. The only suggestion here is please make sure that the videos are not very long because if you call students to a class and make them watch a forty minute video without any discussion in between that will become too long. So, maybe they watch a ten minute video and then an activity and another video followed by discussion and so on will work. One additional point apart from what Professor Sahana said is so the question was you are making students download videos and you are comparing students video with your own video. Look at the class strength and make sure the appropriate design is used. So, the students download their video and comparing this if you do it in class there might be a problem of time limit. So, make sure they watch download the video first and give a separate exercise for comparison outside the classroom and inside the classroom you take discussions. Discussions that apply analyze those levels and continue the interaction. So, you can design activities like that. So, your strategy is fine as long as you take care of the time constraints. R C 1 1 2 4 Truba College of Engineering. What are the various parameters on which we can grade effectiveness of the class? You have to get a little more specific than that. What is the purpose for which you want to grade effectiveness? For example, your students' engagement with the content can be one criteria, students' learning outcome can be another criterion and so on. Learning of students. A quick answer to this is remember the chat session we had today morning where all of you are giving me the measure of effectiveness. So, there were some very good answers or metrics given by remote centers themselves. So, I would encourage you to go through the chat session and responses that are given in the chat. So, some of them are like students are able to apply some knowledge and solve specific number of problems. Then 70 percentage of them gave correct answers or got were engaged and other measures like which were matching to the learning objective. So, supposing the learning objective was at apply level a corresponding measure was provided by the remote center. So, these so you always have the metrics of specified by the learning objectives along with the others that were identified by the remote centers in the day the first chat interaction that we had today. RC 1139. Whether it is possible to apply visualization strategies to the engineering of the subject. So, the subject itself have enough scope for visualization. So, there are tools. So, for example, there are open source tools specifically for engineering graphics. So, let us say blender. Blender is one particular open source software which it is used for several purpose and engineering graphics can greatly benefit from visualizations that you show through blender. So, there are specific you can give specific activities for students in blender and there are specifically a research study or there is a PhD student at IIT Bombay who is actually doing work on the capacity of mental rotation through blender. So, there are research papers on this. So, I would I would advise you to see through tomorrow's session where we are going to discuss a part of this during our research methods section. This is a point for all the centers. It is a summary of the visualization sessions that we had two weeks ago and today. So, when you think of if you think that you may want to use visualizations for your class there are two questions that come to your mind and the first question that you usually ask is should I use visualizations for the subject or for this topic and when should I use it and only then the next question comes up which is where can I find them and how to use them. So, should you use visualizations or when in the topic you should use visualizations is what we had discussed two weeks ago and I encourage all of you to go back and look at what we called as a vice graph which helps you decide whether a visualization is needed at all for the topic that you are teaching or whether you can do with something else. Once you decide that yes a moving visualization like an animation or simulation is useful then you can say how do I find it and where do I find it which is the topic of today's lab. In terms of should you use it at all usually the questions you can ask yourself are is there motion that I want depicted is there some invisible particle that I want students to be able to view and so on. So, there were about three or four questions again this morning the same questions were discussed. So, ask yourself that before saying well is visualizations needed in the subject or not. So, RC 1131. Sir, my question is what is the concrete use of wiki apart from group projects for students? Okay apart from group projects. So, again look at the features of the tool it promotes collaboration you can have asynchronous edits. So, you can use so we had listed a possible uses. So, you can use it as a code course portfolio you can use it for brainstorming you can use for in class discussion also wikis. So, you can summarize the entire lesson put in a page ask students to use the discussion feature to discuss more about the topic that was discussed today. So, these are some of the possible uses of wiki but again the possible uses are limited by your imagination and your understanding of the pedagogical features that the tool provides and the learning objectives that you have for the class. So, if you find a good match between both of this please go ahead and use wiki for that very specific purpose. We will try to post some examples across this week when we where we will have the final wiki assignment. So, RC 1302. Good morning sir. Your courses on the wiki spaces the tools different tools available on wiki spaces was really helpful but I have a question that suppose I want to have hand over an activity to the students for example, I want to give them an assignment or maybe a voting with a time deadline within that time deadline all the assignments has to be submitted. So, is there any tool that is available in the wiki spaces by which I can give them a time deadline. Okay wiki spaces. So, if you use wiki spaces as a classic wiki where it is only web pages and you revise and edit you cannot use for time deadlines but when you use wiki spaces as a classroom. So, there is a functionality for that also you can give timed assignments using wiki spaces. Again it is up to you whether you want to use it in wiki spaces as a wiki or as a classroom in itself go to wiki spaces and see how wiki spaces have been used as a classroom. There are YouTube videos on this and the site itself has several documentation on how wiki spaces are used as classroom. So, the specific link is help.wiki spaces.com please go ahead and explore the wiki spaces. So, at the end it is a tool explore it and you will find new uses RC 1 2 2 5. Yes, I am planning to use visualization which I have not created. Is there any copyright issues which I am supposed to be bothered about? So, for classroom use usually most visualizations are fine. What you can do in addition is if you find this visualization on somewhere on the internet just check if they have what their copyright rules are but usually most of them allow for classroom use quite openly. If you look at some of the educational repositories there it is explicitly encouraged that people use it for classroom use and those are fairly open. But again if you want to simply use it in your classroom it should be fine. So, RC 1 2 6 3. Actually we found that in Google that somewhere people are using that creating as the highest level and somewhere it is sounding that evaluation as the highest level and exactly for Bloom's taxonomy which one is the highest level and also can you please clarify more detail that difference between evaluation and creation. Okay, so if you look at Bloom's taxonomy you are right sometimes you will see evaluate as the highest level and sometimes you will see something called synthesize or create as the highest level and this was due to some historical evolution. Initially synthesize was considered to be the highest level and then the taxonomy was revised about 25 years ago. So, what is called as revised Bloom's taxonomy that we are using today keeps create at the highest level. So, evaluate is lower than create. Now, as we have mentioned several times if there is not much need to go into the very tiny integrities of which is higher than which so long as the broad goal is met that is in the evaluate level questions the main focus is that students make a judgment based on some criteria. They decide which method is better or they evaluate whether some technique is effective to achieve a certain goal and so on. In the create level students themselves design a product or a system or a circuit and so on. So, this is what happens in terms of what the students do to achieve a certain level. What we have been following is revised Bloom's taxonomy where which says that create is at the highest level. Ma'am, I want to make my weak page public for my students. So, is there any way that they can directly access it without any password or anything? So, it depends on the wiki that you use wiki spaces allows a public wiki, but you have to undergo a procedure of verification. Please refer the help.wiki spaces link it clearly gives you instruction you have to give your mobile number and a message will come and you have to activate it to make sure that it is a public wiki. So, wiki spaces is only an example of wiki and it could be made public through a verification process. Please go through the wiki spaces documents for seeing the entire procedure. Yeah, 1 2 3 2. How to implement the virtualization in programming languages? And normally we are using the programming languages in classroom by using some flow charts and do some programs in the class. So, how to implement the virtualization in programming language? Using programming language. So, one thing you can do is actually run the program and project it where students can see the program running along with a technique one of the techniques that you saw today where you can run it to a certain point pause it ask students to predict what will happen to the next step and then run the rest of it. This is one way you can do it. There are also some program visualization environments and program visualizations itself you can search for it on Google and if the topic matches what you are teaching you can use it. Okay, 1 3 0 9. I have a simple question like say in computer science are you using only say point of reference of pointer or let us say for a sorting array can you use suppose you are using students itself means the students present in the class you are taking them as a reference and you are helping we are using them to explain this topic that is a sorting or let us say pointer concept or anything. So, will it also call visualization or I have to use some internet ICT tool as for this to consider this is a visualization. So, what can you can you call this type of explanation as a visualization? Yes, technically the kind of technique that you are mentioning where students themselves are used to demonstrate the sorting algorithm it's called a role-playing and this is something which is fairly commonly used and encouraged because there are several studies also which show how role-playing improves students learning of that concept and so on. What you call it really doesn't matter too much in this session in this workshop what we because we have to give labels what we mean by visualization is some ICT based visual moving visual like an animation or simulation or video it's just a label that we've given it but the technique I would suggest that you focus on the technique itself more and what you are doing does sound like a good idea and lots of other people also have implemented it you can if you if you just google role-playing for sorting algorithms and all you might get a lot more ideas. Hello, good morning Swahana Murthy ma'am. Yeah, good morning. Thanks for giving an effective and learning teaching methodology. It's very fruitful for us. My question is some topics are very complicated for theory point of view. So, how to teach our visualization using of effective learning technology? Okay, so again here you have to try to go into the topics into the subject and within the topic and see which part of it can be converted as a problem solving in class or as a think-pair share to continue a derivation or as a peer instruction question to deepen the understanding of a specific concept and so on. So, whether it's a mathematical class or a theoretical class or an application-based class, you now know about various active learning strategies and various techniques using ICT tools. So, try to find out what are the features, try to identify the features of these strategies and match them with where they may be required into specific topics. So, this is something the instructor himself or herself has to do on a case-by-case level. There are several examples that you can see in the assignment that you did yesterday and we'll also post it on the wiki that might give you some more ideas. So, for all the remote centers who still have some questions, kindly post your questions in chat because now time has come for you to move towards lab where you will be doing a specific lab activity. So, you have seen visualizations how to integrate some of the activities that you can use for integrating visualizations. So, the goal of this lab is to design an effective strategy for visualization for your own course. So, take a topic in your own course where you have identified visualizations which would be useful. A lesson has been uploaded in Moodle lab D5 AM2 guided lesson plan creation with visualization. It contains detailed stepwise instructions and also needed resources for these are also provided. So, what you have to do in the lab is follow the instructions in the lesson and do the lesson design based on your learning in the morning session. After you do the lesson design, there are two surveys about usefulness and usability of the templates that are provided with the lesson, complete that survey also. So, I would encourage all of you to move towards lab and complete the D5 AM2 lab and the assignment and also the surveys. The questions that you have you can post in chat right now, we will take it up and answer them. We will now reassemble back at 2 p.m. where we will look at course portfolio, the purpose and the use of wiki for course portfolio.


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So this message is called compassion for the kukuracha. What is that? Well, you can look it up in the dictionary. Now, kukuracha has been one of the strange and greatest fears I've had growing up. In Taiwan, where I grew up, cockroaches, as they're also called, were big, and back then there were a lot of them. You know, when I visited Taiwan a couple years ago, I barely saw any, so I guess sanitation or something changed. But back when I was growing up, there were a lot of them everywhere, and many of them flew. So it was very, anyhow, they're big. You can see them on walls, and they're really fast, and they're just really frightening to look at, and especially when they fly towards you. Anyway, I don't want to traumatize anybody here because probably a lot of us are not fond of what the Floridians cleverly call palmetto bugs. It's a nice branding. That sounds so nice. Oh, I don't know what a palmetto. Oh, that's a palmetto. But cockroaches are feared by many people, including myself, and I have begun to change my perception of them. How and why? Well, probably by necessity, because now that I've moved to Mexico, I am now again seeing more of them than ever before, where I was in the United States, or California. A dry climate, not as many, but here they're quite common. And of course I said, well, now I have to live with them in a sense.  People here spray everything down. We did it. We've done it twice now. And yet, of course, after a couple of weeks, after a few months, nature is very resilient, and they come back. And so the long-term solution is not to keep spraying. I mean, yeah, we might still do it every once in a while. But it's the long-term solution, I think, is to relate to them differently so that there's hopefully less fear, hopefully a lot less fear. And so what's to replace fear? Nutrality is good. It's helpful. But somehow, I don't know how this started, but I started to feel compassion towards them. I think part of it is because I see a lot more bugs here than I did in California, and bugs inside the house too. And I've always tried to rescue bugs, bring them outside. And I like doing that because I don't like to kill things if I don't have to. And so I rescue everything from big to small. I rescue them, put them outside. And I said, well, why not with the kukuracha? Is there, sure, they're my childhood fear. Like, I don't mind spiders, actually. I don't mind other things, but kukurachas, you know, anyway. So, you know, one day, I mean, especially after we have sprayed the pesticides, we see them dead or weak and they're dying. And in fact, the second time we had sprayed, we actually saw one that had just consumed the poison and was like writhing in pain, essentially, as far as I could tell. I mean, I don't know if they feel pain or not, but it was writhing. It was acting in a very compromised way, like it was in pain and dying. And that made me feel compassion towards it. I thought, gosh, I don't do unto others what you wouldn't do unto you. And I just saw it, and the pest control people call it the kukuracha break dance, because it was almost like it was dancing. But it was dancing in place because it was unable to run away and it was unable to function normally. And I just thought, I mean, break dance is usually done by human beings, obviously. And just to analogize it to that, it's like, oh, it is a being.  And it's not operating, it's not being the way that it wants to be. And anyway, so the compassion kind of maybe began there and seeing them kind of dying and weak. Because usually by the time it comes into the house, it's already weaker and like on the verge of death. And then the other day, I opened the door and one scurried in. And I'm like, oh, I was surprised. At first it was a bit of fear, but then a scurried in. And it wasn't as fast as I remember them being. It was like it was running for its life, literally. And then it was so interesting because I was trying to catch it. And then it hit behind the leg of a chair. It was so funny because it was like in plain sight. It was hiding behind the leg of a chair. And I could still see that, you know, whatever it's things moving around. Like it was very scared. And I was kind of amused by it actually. I was like, you think I can't see you? You're hiding behind the leg of a chair. I could see you. But it was, you know, the leg of chair was darker, it was casting a shadow. So I just thought, my God, it's so, it made me feel like it's an animal. It has animal instinct. It's an animal. That's suddenly the thought came, it's an animal. I wouldn't kill an animal. I would try to rescue it, rehabilitate it, you know, send it out into the wild. So why not this one? And so I did. In the moment, I somehow overcame my fear. I took a broom and thing and I swept it and I kept moving the thing around because it kept trying to escape and I kept moving around so it kept staying in there. And then I went outside and dropped off into the street in a way. And then the other day, I saw a smaller one in my bathroom and I tried to catch it again and I couldn't. And it went underneath the bathroom counter, you know, some space and it was trying very hard to go. I could see it struggling to try. And then finally it was able to before I could catch it. And again, it was like, it's scared. It's trying to hide away.  It's not harmful by itself. Sure, it's probably dirty, it spreads germs or whatever. But it's not, it's trying to hide and trying to sustain itself. Anyway, so I'm going to, I'll stop here. We don't need to talk so long about this topic. But I just wanted to share with you this, the beginning of this transformation for me that hopefully, because I know I'm going to see it again and I hope I can swap the fear for the compassion again and try to practice that as part of a spiritual practice. So anyway, if this serves you in some way, I hope it does. And thank you so much for watching.


the warehouse. It's going to be in overhead and that overhead then of course is going to be a cost that will be included in overhead. Then we're going to take that overhead and we will assign it to the work and process. How will we do that? That's going to be one of the things that we'll have to figure out because we cannot just take this overhead and assign it to work and process. We can journalize it in there and put it into that account but we need to know which job it goes to and that's going to be one of our problems. One of the things that we'll have to figure out from this step here to assigning the overhead to a job. We're going to have to figure out which job gets how much overhead because some of the guitars are custom guitars. Some of them are more specialized than others. It would be similar if we had like a construction company. Some of them are larger companies. Some of them are smaller projects and larger projects. We need to know how much of the supervisor salary or how much of the small materials we use, how much of the truck and gas possibly would go into each individual job when they're not all the same in size and we don't have any way to assign them particularly to each job. That's going to be one of our problems that we'll talk through as we work through the job cost system. The labor, same thing, we're going to take the labor and we're going to assign it to the work and process and that's going to be direct labor. So anytime we have someone working on a particular guitar, it's pretty easy for us to see which job, which guitar that person is working on and therefore be able to assign their cost directly to work and process and back it up by job cost sheets. However, we may have some people working in the warehouse that we cannot assign to a particular job and those would be things like possibly the supervisor salary, possibly the maintenance in there because we don't know which job it goes to and therefore we're going to say, well, it's still labor. It's going to be labor. We're going to have payroll happening, but some of that labor is going to be directly to the job, direct labor and some of it will be indirect. If we can't assign it directly to the job, then we're going to include it as well in this overhead. So you can see this overhead is a big bucket of stuff that basically we cannot assign or it would be to not cost effective to assign directly to a particular job and therefore we will use some other format. Once we have these items in work and process, at some point in time, we are going to finish them within the work and process and we can then transfer them to the finished goods. So once we're in finished goods, then the finished goods is going to include all of these items, raw materials, overhead and labor within the job, but we're basically going to have a job that will be completed and that job will be in finished goods. We'll have the concept or the account of finished goods. Note that these two accounts on the general ledger are just going to be one account on the general ledger. We're going to have work and process, but within work and process it's made up of a job cost sheets. So these are like sub ledgers that are backing it up in a similar way as accounts receivable would be one account on the general ledger, but it's supported by a subsidiary ledger breaking that information up by customer. So in this case, all of these accounts remember are going to be broken up or backed up supported by a general ledger account breaking the information out by date, but these are also going to be supported by another account, another ledger, another source document that's going to give us the information in terms of jobs. So the finished goods then is going to be one number. We're going to transfer it from work and process to finished goods, but we will still know which jobs are going to be applied to the finished goods. And those jobs, of course, are made up of materials, overhead and labor. And then once we have the finished goods, we're kind of at the end product now. Now we can sell them. If we're talking about guitars, we can sell them now, right? So now is the final step, which is similar to a merchandising company we sell. And that'll go to cost of goods sold. Now, as we go through this process, it's it's easy for us to forget about just the normal sales journal entry because this whole process leads up, of course, to us selling the inventory. That's the point of the business. But none of this is tracking the sales price. We may use the cost sheets to derive the sales price. But the sales price is not directly related to what we're tracking here. We're tracking the cost. So at the end of the day, the last journal entry is going to be increasing sales credit to sales and debit the accounts receivable or cash. And and none of that that journal entry is not being represented here because we don't know exactly what the sales price is based on this information. What will be here is when we make a sale in a perpetual system, the second half of that journal entry is debit to cost of goods sold the expense related to the sale. That's what's here. And a credit to inventory a reduction of the asset related to the sale. And of course, that cost of goods sold then is going to be comprised of jobs that we're going to be selling, you know, a particular job that we make particular guitars or particular construction jobs, those jobs consisting of materials overhead and labor.


Good morning. Hey Sarah. I'm here this time, but Greg is not. We swapped Greg is playing a mass at his church So he I told him that if the good Lord well in and the creek don't rise, he'll be back next time How are you doing Sarah? I'm good. How are you? How was everybody in the chat? I'm doing good at that Oh my gosh, look here. I know she's here She told me at first she wasn't gonna be here because she had to take my dog to the vet, but then they she canceled the vet I made another appointment. That is good mom. Mm-hmm. She was like I'm more important than the vet Goodness gracious lots of people piling in here. It's like 70 degrees here today. So yeah, I'm gonna t-shirt Yeah, yeah, it's I don't know what it is here. I'll tell you I Have to unlock my phone to be able to see the temperature. It's 64 degrees in here. Oh Minus 17 Fresh foot of snow on the ground. Yes, they're Aaron. Aaron Hamlin's here from Ottawa Aaron Where are you? Let's go meet at Bridgehead and have a good coffee Aaron We also Susie here and Jelaine Norman John and Brian Hello, everybody Even the last Saturday of February February oh, what's today's date? I gotta remember my mama her birthday's coming up a 26 today's 26 Birthdays tomorrow I Buddy have anything interesting everybody have a good week Hop right to it. Yeah, I do want to just point out that we are always thinking about the people who are having issues with the aggressive moves that Russia has made in the Ukraine and There's actually a Ukrainian Juniologist that was posting on Twitter yesterday that she didn't know what to do because her husband couldn't leave They're requiring all men of a certain age to stay in their homes and take up arms and she's like I don't know what to do I don't know if to take my kids and run or stay with my husband and The unanimous vote that I got from people is run baby run Get get out and get yourself safe get your kids safe and everybody out there stay safe in the Ukraine. So, yeah Yeah, it's been I've been also watching the news very closely all about all that. So I think everybody is yeah craziness The world's gone mad started here in Ottawa and now it's it's leaked over to the Ukraine the Russians think they can pull a convoy a Trucker convoy Alash is further because Alash is right by Italy like right above Italy. So he's Alash is on the coast So he's two or three or further away, but you're wondering, you know, if if there's one step Is there gonna be another Stop so I saw a funny post funny. I guess funny ironic is that Poland the people in Poland are probably having PTSD I Remembering the last time a dictator decided to move on other countries in Europe. Anyway Tough times weird times We're gonna get through this and you know the best way to get through things Sarah you weren't here last week and you get to join in I know I heard there was a fun game There was I'm gonna I'm gonna add it here and I said that we would do this Greg did a post in G to G About The game that he put together last week, which was so much fun I hope that you got into that as well and I want to I want to know that the top team wiki tree 11 gold medals wiki tree has won the with Limpwicks Limpwicks sounds like the guy on What's the guy?  And can you imagine Chris Ferriero in a skeleton outfit doing the skeleton? I I I want to see it Um, Miria Look at all the people Figure skater curler. Yeah so people got on and they they they If you were connected to somebody then you got points for being connected and so you would get Point a lot of points and I ended up being connected to a lot of those so I got lots the Canada's three gold Anyway, so here's the battle Fun metal stuff wiki tree one with 11 gold in Sweden the US the Netherlands always do well in the winter Olympics And they did well in the wiki olymp wicks as well wicks olymp wicks Sounds like like we have a lifts. I know olymp wicks the guy from The big bang theory that the funny character You talked like that Canada's three gold Finland France Germany Austria Luxembourg Italy Mexico and Great Britain how about that and Chris Ferriolo team Italy skeleton slider. I still I want to see Like I don't even feel like a real a real sport The skeleton slider. Yeah It's pretty Ike scary We have a ski hill at the end of our street and Notice I'm a freestyle skier, so I got to wear a little different outfit But I imagine people would love to see my sausage rolls in that outfit that skier So here are all the things anyway at the end of our street They always do a toboggan run at that ski hill and it is My kids did it when they were young so that was that but guess what else? Yeah, oh Chris is saying he signed up for hockey you ended up being a skeleton. I don't know how There's a question of the week oh Feuds in your family tree I Don't have any feuds in my family tree that and well If you count my grandmother's being sent away from the rest of her family and raised in a children's home somewhere else I Don't know if that's a feud, but it certainly didn't bode well there was one I guess not really a feud but one of my Like there was a religion like a thing where the My aunts my two ancestors they got married, but they were like a different religion So the the wife's family kind of like then it's like okay if you're gonna marry him then you know yeah, I Hope we move past that kind of stuff, but According to this we really haven't The somebody voted this or in Flora's voted this up for best answer and I'm gonna leave it But oh remember also to go through and upvote the question of the week and the great answers we're getting Does me and my sister count from Dan Ashton And I also have a feud so you do not have a feud you have a feud over which sushi restaurant to go to Um By Morris family in Grayson, Kentucky now, I can't tell you how many People in Kentucky feud, but it's not just the Hatfields in the McCoy's according to our information The Morris family of Grayson County, Kentucky split during the Civil War Great-grandfather Marshall originally, Virginia, and he fought in the 19th Regiment in Virginia his three older sons Luvius Ralph and Newton fought for the Union. So that would that would make a bit of an issue Yeah Murray Yes, that's like a bit of a feud. I want to hear that story. Yeah. Well, I don't know if that's a feud or survival Notice how I turn that on on on its head I've posted this before and this is from Janet Gunn My family feud is probably one of the longest lasting 500 years from 1478 to 1978 is that crazy long huge a long feud? Let's see the only know what I know of is my grandmother Francis and her brother Murray Francis was given a porcelain doll. She highly valued. They were expensive beautiful and rare and Every little girl probably wanted one and Murray broke it in a grudge I won't tell you what my brother did to all of my sister's records once but That would that yeah Let's see there seems to have been a private family feud in the 17th 18th century of John Ailett's family from Ruth Ailett See I give and bequeathed my daughter Demaris and Wife of Andrew Branfield one shilling to be paid by my executors here and after named her husband And she having been very cruel and barbarous under me, but the Lord forgive them Can you imagine? I can't Marie said Apparently her third-grade grandmother was hung for it and her daughters ran with the Bush Rangers. Oh That was during the Civil War times. I don't know Bush Rangers Bush Rangers. That's in Australia, right? I Don't know Let's see from Bill Syrenek my great-grandmother Dispensa It was an immigrant from Sicily They had five children. She was incredibly bitter that none of her five children married another Italian Chris you ever get married make sure she's she's got some good roots there, man My cousin married a woman his family disapproved of and huff he moved to France and no one has heard from him since 1970 This is something so this is current day Whoo, that's from Joyce Bogart My husband's Liverpool Welsh mother fell out with her younger brother at some point in 1950s and died 1995 a dollar ever having spoken with him again Let's see. This is from from Marion Saruti. Okay, so we already know we've heard about how her grandmother Let's see where if you'd word of again the most spectacular family feud is also one of the family mysteries yet to be solved by grandmother Rebecca abbs Abbas call work was against the marriage of a daughter Lillian constant work And they eloped and sailed from the Bahamas to Key West to get married You guys remember that story. That's it's a sweet. That's a great story for a feud great story for Valentine's Day The biggest feud in my tree is the marriage of Sarah Klein and Hezekiah stout Okay, cool Be cool to have a link there. We could go and look at it Let's see both sides of my mother's family Integrated to the stage from Canada to work in the mills Connecticut mills apparently paid better and both families moved to Connecticut one Side from Maine the other from New Hampshire One of the mills went on strike Where the one side of the family was working and the other side of the family moved in and took their jobs That's not a feud Let's see. Joe from Morgan, Oklahoma. No, Joe Morgan from Oklahoma Apparently from what I've read my seventh great-grandfather pilgrim pilgrim pilgrim Edward Dodie Came over on the Mayflower was notorious for having some kind of feud with neighbors all the time But he's most famous for having the first duel ever fought by Englishmen on the American soil It was a sword fight And nobody was seriously injured Oh, let's see. Oh, and Joe has another one there Uh, my great-grandmother's side. There was a what you might call a feud Of this is the one that like maria was talking about Charles Charlie silver aged 18 married serif Sarah no, Francis Frankie steward age 15 both of North Carolina Shortly thereafter she became pregnant as the story goes He liked to corral's and stay out most nights Frankie Well, she got tired of this and started And taking care of all the chores and all the regulars beatings. He gives her when he comes home drunk So one night she killed him Does that count as a feud though? Between man and wife Tara's not nine. Yeah Uh, Esperanza Hildago just a simple feud and my grandpa Ishmael Rubalo left my aunt Wendy I'm not going to turn and say her name Hey, yeah Which one Wendy yummy or yummy yummy left? Yeah, rubolo Hildago now Wendy Castro Coronado say I'm not going to say that name because I don't I don't I don't want to butcher it Uh, deputy deputy and a Salvadorian political party Gana candidate for mayor My aunt was adopted and when my grandmother died it is still data. She is my aunt Okay, interesting story Uh My grandfather married the widow of a man murdered during the green jones war Uh late 19th century Appalachian Mountain feud centered around families of Hancock and Hawkins County, Tennessee Reputed the second only to that of the infamous Hatfield and McCoy's Let's see my grandfather, great uncle and aunt were on the losing side of an unsuccessful Russian revolution They all came to the united states and I knew nothing about what happened when my great aunt and her descendants until recently What happened was that my grandfather and his brother were Minskovics And my great aunt was a Bolshevik Huh, oh Like they like they were anti-communist and pro-communist.  Again, I tell you those kentucky people Where's mendy? mendy should be in here telling us all about her kentucky feuds Uh, it took place in Lancaster surrounding jared county or jarard county kentucky involved the family my great great great uncle doctor has has hasakaya evans Who was murdered by confederate troops For rendering aid to a union soldier. Whoo. No, the the next the next one She her great-grandmother was melinda hatfield. Yeah Yes, indeed I found a feud in my family has been going on for quite some time not as intense as it once won, but it remains famous Whoo Uh, oh we got a video from brian. We got a video from brian. I have it all queued up So just a second let me turn my volume up I didn't download it or actually he posted it. So here we go and I love this is so good. I love this one Can't hear it very well What? Yeah, I screwed that all up There we go. Okay, so what do we got here? So I have my self my parents my mom my grandfather His parents his grandmothers and mcdonald. Okay. Well my grandmother Her grandmother charlotte cambell Don't gamble That would be our guess Yeah, the mcdonalds and the cambells did not get along that's a good one brian. That was a very good one Um, let's get that Okay, uh, and then there's just two more. I think Yes, my whole paternal side had feuds. I guess it runs in my family when my father passed away Half my dad's brother stopped talking to my dad before he passed Yeah, over my grandfather's will money is a Thing money and marriage Don't marry her. Are you marrying him? No. Yeah Let's see. I found a wedding photo of my adopted parents and asked innocently why certain people Namely adopted mom's sisters were not there or a brother or her mom A half sister was not present the brother. It was easily explained as he was a pow Japan the two sisters apparently announced in the morning of the wedding that they were not attending So the mom stayed home too That's just Rude right To not go to the wedding. Yeah, so that was the question of the week Yeah Love those interesting stories. Your mama got it. Yeah That's so not true chris. I'm just rolling my eyes so hard at you right now chris So now since greg is not here. I will have to retake my role of doing the profiles of the week I bet you get done before 11 Oh for greg He's he just he just like he just likes to really go into it. Yeah, it's really in depth So can we see it? Hold on? I think you're selling to Okay, so this week We are featuring profiles from the niagra movement and if you're not familiar we actually the link here is the Should have a wiki tree free space page Um was a black american civil rights organization founded in 1905 by a group of civil rights activists and many of them were lawyers So we're featuring Most of the ones probably on this page. I believe so So first one in our main featured connection is W eb du bois or william edward bughardt bugart Maybe for an 1868 in massachusetts and in 1963 in gana, that's interesting um american sociologist historian civil rights activist pan africanist uh author editor He was the founding member of the niagra movement and the national association for the advancement of colored people And then there's a cat in the background Yeah Look, I think this is some of the people that are featured this week with wb du bois john robert clippard And I think Lafayette also Well, you really want to get into those photos, don't you? I like photos Especially if they're some good ones So they're adorable this week sarah and i'm excited Okay, so that's our main one. I opened a couple of them. I have to go back to open the rest So our next one is charles edwin bentley dds. I feel like that is What's that? I don't know what dds dent the dentist. Yeah, doctor. Yes. Okay. I guess right Was an american dentist and he was the founder of the largest local dental society in the world leader of the chicago branch of the NAACP and one of the 29 founders of the niagra movement Um, just a short little bio there Born in 1859 in Cincinnati and died in 1829 in illinois I'm 18 from him through my my uh Well burns Or the Hester's sorry go ahead I haven't checked to see how close I am to them yet Usually do that mags while i'm i do i'm gonna try and do that for you Okay, so next on our list is we have corporal john robert cliford or jr cliford Born in 1848 in virginia and died in West virginia 1933 You're 21 from him Cool. How close are you people post in the tell us? Yeah tell us So jerry cliford was the first african-american attorney admitted to the west virginia state bar Won a landmark civil rights and education case before the west virginia supreme court And um the first ruling in us history determined that racial discrimination was illegal and he also served in the civil war um Served from 1860 march of 1865 He was enlisted And he was part of the nice u.s. Colored heavy artillery He had 10 children Because he has he has pretty well done uh biography Yes, he's featured feature on a postage stamp. Yeah, let's look at that Hold on Do look nice On a postage stamp Okay, so next we have james diggs You are 26 from him 26 1866 in maryland and also died in maryland in 1923 He was a civil rights leader a college president pastor football coach And also one of the founders um Very short bio for this one Hmm What were you going to say max? I just said of the my agro movement The my agro movement Okay, next we have william hart Um born in 1857 in alabama Uh passed away in 1934 in new york. He was an attorney a professor of criminal law at howard university um And apparently he was the son of henry clay heart who was a white slave trader He was activist Secured funding from congress with w h richards for the first law school building at howard university Worked for the u.s treasury u.s department of agriculture And was the first black lawyer appointed as special u.s district attorney for the district of columbia very cool That is cool. Mm-hmm Next on We have alonzo herndon born in 1857 in georgia also passed away in georgia in atlanta Um was an american entrepreneur businessman Born into slavery and became one of the first african-american millionaires in the united states Oh Wonder how you made his millions to say Um Oh the atlanta family life insurance company He was the founder and president That's probably how he became A millionaire It's pretty cool Next we have edwin jordane. There's a couple of French names here Jordan, is that a french? You mean me? Sounds jordane. That was jordane. Yeah. He is dame So we have he was born in 1865 in massachusetts and died in 1938 in illinois One of the founding members of the agri movement Um, so is this says he was a student at harvard. Is that right? Oh motivate his um His son While a student in a harvard in 1921 took an antiprotest protest for student racial equality student championed by harvard alumni nationwide Apparently they're looking for a photo of him. So We don't have a photo of him Now we have madora gold you are What is it 20? Yeah 20. Wait. No, wait. Why weren't you 32 from her? Hmm So she was born in 1866 in massachusetts and died in 1944 massachusetts apparently don't have set dates for her Um, so if anybody wants to work on that she was one of the It says born an ant took it um Let's see um I guess she was she one of the founders of Oh wait in 1906 an agri movement treasures received of cash received in membership Did you use included four women women who were full members? So she was one of the Four women who were full members of the Niagara movement And then next we have Mary Talbert who was born in 1866 in Ohio passed away in 1923 in new york I love pictures that have that kind of like oh, yeah a little border around. Yeah border.  No, you can go away for you guys. I saw that. Okay. Yeah So Mary Mary Talbert was a famous activist most notably for women's suffrage Uh, let's see She became the first woman to be awarded the NAACP's Springer and medal and in 2005 she was elected national women's hall of fame Look at John tiner. John tiner says he's 27 degrees from mary talbert through a marriage of daniel boon John you can't get any more Of an american connection than to daniel boon So this is actually pretty interesting why she's included for the Niagara movement So apparently the founders of the Niagara movement met Secretly in mary's home in buffalo to adopt the resolutions that led to the Niagara movement So she she housed a secret meeting The Niagara movement we have two more William Monroe, Toronto for an 1872 in Ohio in 1934 in boston messachusetts You're 21 degrees from him sarah So let's see Apparently his father was a civil war veteran james munro taught trotter Um, his father's mother leti I always have trouble with his name letitia.  He was one of the founders of the double NAACP and in 1905 he was part of starting and leading the Niagara movement And apparently he was a newspaper editor civil rights activist and real estate businessman He was an early opponent of the accommodationist race policies of booger t washington And he attended harvard and the first man of color to earn high beta capo capa key at harvard That's pretty cool We have our last one and then we can go to the cute photos that max has been they are adorable So reverend garnet waller was wearing virginia in 1858 Apparently we're not sure about his death around 1941. We don't know where Maybe it's just not put in And not really in-depth biography just says he was a pastor and one of the founders of the Niagara movement That's pretty much it. So those are our profiles of the week Did were people playing how close they were who was the closest to somebody? Yeah, we were we did that. That was pretty cool. Um, john tiner We are blessed to have him with us this morning is france are playing scotland in the six nations rugby right now Good, he's three minutes behind because he had to pause us We should play tricks on him since he's so far behind Yeah, maybe maybe we just paused for three minutes and wait for him to catch up I have a photo to share I guess because our theme our theme of the week for the photos is siblings So I have a photo of siblings to share That's my brother over here On the your My brother's the little fella My oldest one the dark hair and I'm the cute little one on the little one Yeah, there we go.  Okay, so those are my siblings Oh, look, I like this the setup. I think this works like that. I like that one. That's new picture in picture layout We use this picture Picture in picture layout. Okay, so let's look at all these photos. So we have 17 to look at and they're siblings We have the humes family By all this probably all siblings Older siblings siblings nonetheless Miriam birdie Janice, I don't like the picture in picture format. No, okay. Well, we'll switch it. Oh, you changed it already. Okay I thought it would work as we made the screen bigger, but Oops, I went I went too far back. Oops Okay Here we go. So we have the money They look so much alike They do their noses. It's the noses. Yes, and yeah They're all can I can I can I say they all have fairly long noses and wide Well, because their last name is also long. So that's what's funny. Oh long the long brothers Sorry, I had to So we have Daniel Iceman and John Henry Islesman Are they are they siblings? They certainly look like it Janine Yeah, Janine. Are they is she here? Is Janine here like maybe half siblings or because of different last names. I'm not sure So we have Look at them. They have the exact same smile Yeah, their nose is similar their nose kind of similar and they're they're the eyes. How they So we have Albert Wintersgill and triplet brothers. So obviously they're triplets One of the two of the triplets Sister Francis and Florence share a laugh That's cute That kid looks so done She's just like Those are girl scouts look and then the the girl she's just looking over like why I think that's a brownie scout Mm-hmm. That's a brownie outfit Some kind of scout. Yeah Look at look it has my name on it Oh, look It sure does Oh, is this like a I'm trying to guess what this could be like two siblings or like I don't know or maybe the dad with each of the kids So the kids are siblings. Yeah, or two brothers holding their kids that are the same age That's also true. I wonder if there's a just A brother's Raymond and John 18 years apart with their father William. Okay. Wow 18 years apart, man. Oh, wow Yeah, that's a Like just when you think you're done with one okay 18 years out of the house and there's another one I have a friend who's like that his aunts and uncles are younger than him Three sets of twins at a wedding Wow, did you guys see the did you guys see the article? It was posted on some of the Yep things about the the the twin who married twin Wives and they had kids same time pretty much And they're how their DNA probably would look It's very interesting and what are the chances of twins marrying twins, you know We have twins in my family, but not very often I wonder if any of these are siblings or just a school photo I found out That one of my great-grandfather Was a twin but his twin like he grew up as an own like the only one because the twin didn't make it But uh, I found out Way later, you know, because I saw something that was given it was written down on a piece of paper about it So That's my great great grandmother was a twin So gary marshan craig marsha marsha marsha Oh my photo that's adorable That is pretty cute 10 out of 10 10 out of 10 10 out of 10 All this is cute That is adorable. Look at that platinum blonde hair On both of those we call those toe heads I don't know why That little girl it looks on She doesn't look happy these are deeter's pictures. Mm-hmm Are those same The same family he's popping up Yeah, old roids But they're all dressed up for the photo All it's an older one. Let's see what the year is 1891 in australia Becky's a twin Oh That's pretty cute. They share they share and laugh That's cute 1953 And that's it. Those are all the photos guys. Let's check the oh, no, no, no go to Yeah, so that's what I was doing next don't work Yeah, you missed. There's my favorite one. You missed. Oh it's on here It's coming off the long family with the long noses. Yeah, there you go. Okay, but on bumps We saw that one. Mm-hmm Oh, they so says perhaps something in the scrapbook is being displayed They're holding the group photo of all the kids. That was uh ribble giggles That was what? It's ribble giggles Him That the name because I wasn't looking at the yeah You just thought I just just like just saying random words You come in you're getting there. So this so this one jenine says A photo of my great-grandfather John Isle's man and his brother Daniel Iseman Oh, so picture was probably taken sometime in 1920s either in Ohio or West Virginia My father's surname had many various changes in spellings. Okay, so that's Yeah, we've seen from her Iceland spellings That's all of those look at those guys Joyce posted this one So it's fred Dees and elmer Well, so we saw that that was cute 18 years apart brothers That is a cute one John Thompson Mm-hmm. You're getting ready to see I told you Is that not adorable There's drinking orange juice and eating bread. I guess I want this to be the picture of the week Is that not adorable Like that red hair just stands out there's a commercial that you see a lot for tourism for down east which is the east coast of canada where They're going on the Viking ancestry of the area and In the commercial there's a redheaded kid just running through grass like that and it just made me think of that commercial I love that picture also reminds me of the the movie Oh, the disney movie with the girl with the red hair I might just blinked on the name of it where she shoots arrows and stuff Somebody will say in the chat So ribble gibble Says ribble giggle says that he is the second boy from the right. So You see him This one No from the right. So the the This method is good. Yeah Yay He has all the attitude You do Like you're just done I want to get up and get back to Simon Is that Simon ribble giggle? Simon wash The swing Do anybody see the name of that movie that i'm thinking of? Nope Come on chris. I you should know this movie chris We didn't see that one before From devon. Yeah, we did it with the first one. I think while you were walked away Oh when I was taking my my picture away The three pairs of twins Ray and Roy jinnah jinnah jinnah and girl and murtis Are they all they're all the same family mother's first cousin My mother's second cousins Wow, well, I think they're neighbors the other ones are neighbors Saw that one by deeter Then we saw that We saw that one And that's it. That's all in the g2d post guys That is all That that was all right. There we go. My mom said it brave That's great. Thank you mama Oh mama and also jennifer said it too. Thank you guys. Thank you And Simon says that he was shy that was his face was Oh, he was shy so that's so cute So everyone if you're listening, I want the red heads to be the photo of the week. Yes I agree that one just melted me So any questions any wiki tree questions? We got a few minutes to answer questions We can also leave early or we can answer questions Whatever I have a legacy family tree webinar coming up on Wednesday at 2 o'clock pm eastern standard time. And do you know what the subject is? DNA wiki tree wiki tree dna features There's really what if you have a webinar it's usually about dna and wiki tree somehow Well, wiki tree is always in my I always put wiki tree Dna is usually also You know, always there. It always happens, you know Legacy family tree webinars Wednesday at 2 o'clock if you want to check that out. Hopefully I have the newest in the brightest stuff that Wiki tree The roots tech thing going on this weekend Yeah, I got I have a roots tech presentation going on as well where I will talk a little bit about wiki tree the Roots tech starts on thursday morning and goes through saturday and my presentation for roots tech is DNA group projects There we go again dna. I didn't put wiki tree in the title this time This miss actually going through the tech. It's not this, you know having the virtual we had a meeting on um Monday and they told us in the meeting that there were over four 486,000 people registered by monday. I can't imagine what the number is now Wow Who's all signed up for roots tech? I didn't actually sign up. Maybe I will. I still have time if I wanted to but also next weekend is my birthday, so My birthday weekend is next weekend Um, the legacy family tree webinar you'll just have to figure out the time difference So I imagine that instead of it being on wednesday. It'll be on thursday for you And whatever the time difference is for you marie The white roots tech you can sign up for roots tech and once it goes live you'll be able to see You'll be able to add my Webinar to your playlist and be able to see that that'd be cool Jennifer's all signed up So we do a chat next saturday, of course, we'll do a chat Yeah, we should because yours is like pre-recorded right max you don't Yep, a lot of them are and even the ones I think that are going live some of the keynotes are going to be live live um Hillary has 400 relatives at roots tech Yeah, I usually have a Good chunk of relatives. I have a chazillion relatives at roots tech. I think I don't know what the last count was. Let me sign in and see um Let me see if like I go on to my family search app and it lets me even though i'm not signed up. I'm curious Let's see Where is it? If you don't know what roots tech is roots tech is the largest genealogy conference in the world um even before it went uh live uh with um online it was the biggest conference you'd be Wiki tree had booths at the conference there'd be 20 to 30 000 people wandering around at the same time. It was pretty busy was Maybe next year. There we go. There'll be that salt lake again And then we could be roommates again mags. We could be yes um, I have 29173 relatives at roots tech the kathy says she has 32 thousand and 31 patricia has 34 thousand and 34 yeah Are you related to me? Are you people related to me? I know I related to you Mags gal that I know you're related to me sir What's interesting though and and chris fariello can back me up on this because he's actually commented on this Maybe even to me is when you do the relatives at roots tech, you know family search is working on getting their tree To be a single family tree. So they're working on it. They haven't quite got it You know the accuracy and and everything that that we tree does and chris said to me How come we're so many different cousins from each other on roots tech search a roots tech and This many on wiki tree and chris. We know the answer to that But yeah, you could so you can it's kind of fun to look and see what roots tech has and what Like I have a connection to a cousin that I know I'm like twice cousins to and then it instead of doing the the known What we know the real live cousin matches it took us back to matches that get back to the like the 13th century and I'm like no I don't think so Yeah, I never really actually Did anything like I don't add stuff to family Search either I usually just add stuff to wiki tree So my family search isn't up to date I don't have a lot on family search But people have been like I said family searchers trying to do the global family So I I have stuff that's increased and I haven't really verified if if anything is is better Pat says she's my cousin Yeah, and uh marie says she's been cleaning up duke plickets on her lines today I'm I'm assuming you're talking about family search, but if you're talking about wiki tree yay And jennifer serals. Yes serals. I believe that even the surname serals is in my lines. Yay jennifer No wiki tree based questions for for sarah sarah's. It's always fun to watch sarah answer a question No questions. No questions. Jeanine has 15 137 relatives signed up Pretty cool. Well, well Well Well, well I guess it's a little subject there, uh sarah Well, well, well, well You know, you don't have anything Anything to add. I think that's Friday night yesterday I have no idea either and the challenge the challenge coming up. I I can't tell us that let's see Paul gill martin Was the one they just finished Let's see who the new one is G to g Jelaine says what will it take to find a project leader for the americ native americans project? I think it's tough sometimes just to find Somebody who can be I had leaders in general for certain projects. It's difficult. Native american project. It's one of the more difficult ones. So Yeah, anybody want to step up? Yeah, you know Oh We're related through daddy mom We're on that side Because yeah, it's through my well burns through. Yeah If you notice ever, uh, joe that when we do The how many degrees were related sarah and I are often related the same amount to people. Yeah yeah, and Yes, jelaine. It's very hard to find some of some leaders you want to take on especially, uh, projects like the Black history project like the southern colonies project Some of the bigger projects and and of course the native american project because Some of the profiles in there are so controversial. It's it's Crazy. Oh, thank you It's through the louis louis so gram to grandma grandma side the next challenge person is Oliver wakeman a musician rock keyboardist Composer best known as being a member of the band. Yes, which is one of my favorite bands From 2008 to 2011. So he wasn't in the band when I really liked it Well, we previously filled by his father rick wakeman to register simply post an answer in the g to g comment And they will see you thursday march 10th You don't need any particular research skills to help anyone can play a role. We'd love to have you join us. Check out the g to g post on that and you can See it and I'll get that up. So he says the first concert she went to was yes Really? There you go Yeah, yes is uh, yes is very good. Let's get my Here we go Yeah, the um, I have the yes album the very the first while not the first one But my favorite song They're all favorites when I would go somewhere to sing I would put that album on in the car And do my vocal warm-ups by singing along with the album But one of my favorite songs is the clap Which is an instrumental a guitar instrumental an acoustic guitar instrumental for that group. It was it's just amazing that song so So Yeah, jillian yay All right, so there's the G to g post and right underneath that one of my favorite wiki treeers manky in is a Binary and 3d wonderful wiki tree. Yay Ooh, I should go look at this new member Jane dodd because uh We might be we might be cousins Oh, there we go. All right. Okay. I guess we'll wrap up until next Saturday We'll wrap up till next Saturday. There's no date night. So there's a date night just coming Friday Unless they're not doing it because the roots tick. I don't know. We'll see I can't Guys just have to keep your eye on that but technically next Friday should be date night and then we'll see you guys next Saturday And oh, yeah, let me uh get that music up You


Free things narcissists do when you move on when you are tired of dealing with the narcissist When you decide to move on from them There are some things that they will do in some situations They will just forget about you and find someone else to manipulate But if you were a valuable appliance to the narcissist They're not going to forget about you so easily So here are three things that narcissists do when you move on one Hoovering when you move on The narcissist will try to hover you this may happen instantly Or it may take a few weeks or a few months in Some situations they can even return years after you have moved on Even when the narcissist appears to discard you It's just an illusion They just keep you on the shelf in case they need you in the future But they never let you go completely and when you try to move on they struggle to let you go Because they need you more than you need them The narcissist doesn't hover you because they love you or care about you They don't hover you because they miss you The only reason why a narcissist hovers anyone is Because they want supply They have a pathological and excessive need for attention and admiration from codependence But they do not consider your feelings opinions or preferences It's all about what they can get from you Whether it's attention admiration money or place to stay They want something from you and that is the only reason why they are hoovering you When a narcissist doesn't want something from you You will never see or hear from them again But it's never about sharing anything with you Because they have nothing to give They believe that you exist to serve them. They believe that people are meant to cater to their needs They have an exaggerated sense of their own abilities and importance Which results in a strong sense of entitlement So they feel that they are deserving of privileges and special treatment They feel entitled to you They believe that they have a right to your time energy or money The narcissist may hover you directly They may text or call you. They may message you on social media They may come to your home or the place where you work Or they may even hover you indirectly They may get someone else to contact you Either way It's just their way of playing peek-a-boo They want you to know that they're still there They may try to love bomb you again They may compliment you and buy you gifts They may give you false apologies and fake epiphanies They may use future faking They will try anything to manipulate you and to lure you back into the toxic relationship But it's not because they miss you They just miss their supply and when you give them the attention they're looking for All it does is feed their egos They don't really see you They either see a reflection of their false self Or a reflection of everything they hate about themselves And if you're not willing to entertain their false reality It will cause a narcissistic injury Which will be followed by narcissistic rage Because they cannot deal with rejection They are very insecure Which is why you need to be very cautious if the narcissist is hoovering you You never know how they might react when you reject them They may try to cause more problems for you Stalking When you move on Instead of trying to hoover you Some narcissist will just stalk you They will monitor your social media accounts They will talk to people about you And try to find out what you're doing They may even tap your phone or computer They may track your car They may place hidden surveillance cameras in your home There's really no lens that a narcissist won't go to To contain their supply To keep you under their control Because your supply is very valuable to the narcissist Which is why they are willing to invest so much of their time, energy and money into locking you down Because they understand what your supply is worth They're addicted to you Which is why it's so difficult for them to let you go The stalking may start as soon as you try to move on Or it may start after you reject the hoover attempts Narcissists do not respect boundaries They cannot take no for an answer They feel entitled to do whatever they want Regardless of how it affects you So they will invade your life in any way that they can While you are with them They may have led you to believe that they don't really need you But you will see a completely different side of them When you finally decide to move on You will see someone who is very possessive and controlling Someone who is very desperate for your attention And desperate people do desperate things Which is why they will go out of their way to stalk you And they may even leave little clues to let you know that they are watching you Narcissists have very sick and twisted minds They get off on things that normal people would find to be disturbing They are sadistic They derive pleasure from afflicted and pain, suffering and humiliation onto people And many of them even have a voyeuristic fetish They gain sexual pleasure from watching you when you are naked Or engaged in sexual activity They derive enjoyment from seeing your pain and distress Be very cautious when you are moving on from the narcissist If they haven't already They may tap your phone They may track your car And they may even install hidden surveillance cameras in your home Free Smear campaign When you try to move on from the narcissist They are not going to let you go that easily Especially if you are a valuable appliance to the narcissist They are going to put out all the stops They are going to make every possible effort And use all available resources To achieve their desired outcome or result It will seem like they have dedicated their lives to this newfound purpose It will reveal just how important you are to them But while you were with them They made you feel small They made you feel like you didn't matter But when you move on That is when you will see just how much you matter to them That is when you will see just how important you are Because in many situations They will go out of their way to start a Smear campaign against you They will try to get as many people as they can on their side And they will turn them against you It can be quite a shocking event to witness But it does happen Which is why it is something that you need to be aware of When you are trying to move on The narcissist will do whatever it takes to pull you back in They will do whatever it takes to contain you And keep you under their control Because you are like their life support You keep them going They wouldn't know what to do without you They wouldn't know where to start And they are very envious and jealous people They cannot stand the thought of you moving on and being happy without them Because they already know that they are never going to move on They already know that they are never going to be happy Which is why they are willing to invest all of their time and resources Into profanity new from achieving what they want most Whether it's money or a good job Happiness and contentment A relationship or children Because this tends to be what narcissists want the most They want what everyone else wants But they are also aware That they are predestined to never get what they want They are never going to be happy with or without you Because they can't self reflect They can't be at peace with themselves Because they don't want to hold themselves accountable for their actions They don't want to deal with their shame So instead They carry it with them for the rest of their lives While trying to dump it onto other people Which may be something that relieves their pain for a moment And they may even get a kick out of it But it is also the very thing That is going to keep them stuck in this miserable state For the rest of their lives The narcissists may think that they are gaining power over you By starting this mere campaign against you But it only destroys them in the end It turns them And everyone else who participates in it Into something they never thought they would be Although many of them may have been this way all along And just hit it well The truth is you cannot build anything deep or meaningful Based on lies and deception They are focusing life revolves around tearing things down Rather than building people up And that is why they will never be happy They will never get the satisfaction that they are looking for But that won't stop them from trying Like an addict staring at a line of cocaine They cannot help themselves They will only continue to run themselves into the ground While thinking that they are doing an act of service for their community Narcissists are delusional people And they will only attract other people of the same kind Or they will manipulate people who are foolish and naive When you try to move on from a narcissist It is not the beginning of the end It is only the end of the beginning In many situations They will not just move on and forget about you They will hold on to you for dear life They are highly dependent on you They feel inadequate So they need a part of you to sustain that existence But when the narcissist hovers you Or starts a smear campaign against you It's not because they care about you It's not because they want justice They will always be the hero or victim in every situation But it's just an act The only reason why a narcissist comes around you Or tries to remain in your life Is because they want something from you You provide some form of convenience to them You enable them to proceed without difficulty You contribute to their easy and effortless way of life Now that they've found this convenience that you are willing to provide They don't want to let it go And they certainly don't want to see you running off with the goods Once a narcissist gets involved with you They feel like they own you for life They feel like you are forever responsible For their feelings and needs And if you don't see it the same way It will only further motivate them to destroy 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