Let me welcome great doctor Sam Petrola. I have been a witness to the revolution that he had brought to this nation. He is an innovator, power excellence and a scientist at heart who is committed to see India reaching greater heights, exploiting her own talented people to do world class work. There was a time when people considered making telephones an extremely hazardous task. He came into the country, established institutions like CDOT, nurtured them, worked against all common sense parameters which said that we may have to continue importing technology from elsewhere, insisted that we can build technology here, actually demonstrated that the best technology can be built which is rugged and affordable and caused a revolution. Even today he continues to be a hard throb and a motivator to a very large number of people. I am delighted that he agreed kindly to spare some time. Please understand that it is 11 o'clock night is time Chicago, but he agreed to share with you some of his thoughts for 15 minutes. Dr. Sam Petrola, over to you sir. Thank you Dr. Fatah. Ladies and gentlemen, good morning. It is indeed a special privilege to have this opportunity to talk to you all the way from Chicago. First time I would like to thank Professor Fatah for giving me this opportunity. I have known him for many years and he is indeed one of my heroes. He has been in the forefront of indigenous development for many years and I believe this effort to bring 8600 teachers to talk about research methodology using NKN is indeed a unique, remarkable experiment in India. I want to take this opportunity to talk about two or three things. First the need for indigenous research, Indian model of development and Indian talent. As we all know that today research is all about multi-disciplinary research. Requires great deal of collaboration and is happening faster than ever before. And as a result it is very important for Indian scientists, Indian academicians, Indian Indian teachers to improve collaboration using tools like NKN and new technology. We have great deal of work ahead of us to build local research infrastructure that we can begin to monetize and deliver in terms of products and services. People in India are innovating at all level but lot of these innovations don't really benefit people at the bottom of the pyramid. The real challenge in India is to really improve the lives of 400 million below poverty line. I have been saying for last 15 years that best brains in the world are solving problems of the rich and as a result problems of the poor don't get the right talent. To really address research related to problems of the poor we need to focus on affordability, scalability and sustainability. I am delighted that government of India has given us this new tool called NKN. National Knowledge Network came out of deliberations at the National Knowledge Commission. The idea was to connect 1000 nodes to 40 gigabit bandwidth to connect all our universities, all our R&D institutions to really enhance collaboration and share resources. I am delighted that this network is being used today. It is operational and we hope over a period of time we learn more as to how to take advantage of this. We need innovations in the utility of the National Knowledge Network. As you know along with this government is also committed to building optical fiber network connecting 250,000 panchayats. Along with these there will be platforms for UID, National GIS, applications, payment, procurement, cyber security and hopefully all of these investments in infrastructure of tomorrow will give us ability to democratize information. Democratization of information is very critical in our society but we believe through this we will bring about openness, accessibility, connectivity, decentralization, networking and hopefully over a period of time the right of talent into the mainstream. I have been involved in some of these programs and I must say we have huge amount of talent to really get many of these programs on the ground now. Government has dedicated fair deal of resources. If I add all of the programs my guesstimate is that we will be spending probably close to 10,000 crores in getting right kind of information infrastructure to democratize information in India. Now it is up to all of us to really use this asset to transform our research, our education, our institutions and bring about generational change. Let me give you one example. When I look at our education system I realize that our systems have not kept pace with the technology of today. When we think of education today we still think of black school, chalk, teacher, textbook, exam, grades, certificates. Children today do not learn the way I learned 60 years ago. Learning models have changed completely. Internet and web has changed everything around us. It is having far implications on governments, education, health, agriculture, science and technology, finance, business, delivery of public services and as a result we must learn to take advantage of this. Today we really do not feature in a sense to create content and deliver content. Content is already created by best of the best in the world and it is available in terms of open courseware material. Delivery could be in multiple forms and KN is a good example with right kind of devices. Rich content can be delivered anytime in multiple forms. I am on the board of the open courseware material at MIT in Boston and at MIT they have 2200 courses on open source material. Now there is a program with Harvard University. Similarly IITs in India and many other good universities have fair amount of good content. So when you have this kind of rich content, the road is going to change substantially to that of a mentor. So teachers will have to focus more on research and mentoring. So how do we create mentors out of existing teachers? I have been giving great thought to this for last 4-5 years. I have several of my colleagues helping me and hopefully in next few months we will be able to design better programs for teachers training using new technology to really move away from delivering content and creating content to more mentoring. There are many areas we are looking at together with some of our colleagues. One is how do you really make teachers aware of the self? How do you build self in our teacher strong self with little bit of Gandhian input and values? So the teacher begin to examine themselves to make sure that they are in tune with the mentoring needs of tomorrow. How do we sensitize teachers to think more about learner? Who is the learner? What is the family background, education background of these learners? Because all learners in the class are not same. Some may need more mentoring, some may need less mentoring, some may need completely different kind of mentoring. So self, learner, content, methodology, research, assessment, technology, leadership, management, organization, traditional knowledge, these are the new areas that we need to really focus on for teachers training. So teachers training ought to be moving away from creating better content to really creating better teachers for mentoring. And innovation is going to be the key. As you know government of India has already declared decade of 2010, 2020 as the decade of innovation. We have an innovation council set up. We are working with the state level innovation councils, sectorial councils. We are creating a billionaire fund, venture fund to fund innovations for the bottom of the pyramid. We are looking at innovations at clusters, innovations in many universities, providing scholarships to encourage students to innovate, trying to encourage young students in schools to innovate, create innovation centers at our science centers. All of these efforts that we are trying to push at the government level require public-private partnership, require a deal of collaboration with universities and teachers become the most important change agents in this process. So when I learned that Dr. Patak is addressing 10,000 teachers through NKN, I requested him to give me about 15 minutes. And I'm thankful to him for giving me this opportunity. I know I can go on and on, but I wanted to make sure that I have this unique opportunity to talk to you and experience for myself the real use of NKN. I don't think we quite understand the power of NKN yet. To be NKN is going to be the mother of all Indian networks, not only for education, ultimately for delivering government services, e-governance, health services, agricultural services. But in all of these education research are going to be key drivers. And as a result, when 10,000 teachers come together on NKN, it becomes a very important event. And I'm so happy that Dr. Patak and others have taken the lead to really bring doctors in India together to create new dialogue. And I thought I want to use this opportunity to really focus on these two, three things. One, once again, I want to emphasize the fact that government is investing huge amount of capital to build information infrastructure of tomorrow that all of our teachers and scientists can use because at the end of the day, India really has three fundamental challenges today. One disparity, disparity between rich and poor, urban, rural, educated, uneducated. Collectively, it is a job to really reduce that disparity. Two, demography. We have 550 million young below age of 25. It is their prosperity, their future, their training, their skill set that we need to keep in focus. We need to really prepare them for the jobs of tomorrow. And to me, this is the workforce for the world. And three, expedite the process of modernization and development and keep momentum going. India has to grow at 8 to 10 percent a year for next 20 years to come to really address the poverty challenges. And it can only come from new tools, new technology and bring in new talent into the mainstream. And that's where teachers become very critical. So I thought I'd talk a little bit about NKN and government's effort in democratizing information. To talk a little bit about the impact web would have on the new models, new learning models and the role of the teacher that I believe will change substantially from that of delivering content and creating content to that. I hope you all have time to think about these issues. Maybe we just over a period of time and use this group of 10,000, 8,000 teachers that we have as the change agents throughout the country and to sensitize our teachers that we must use new tools. We must learn not about IT but about the power of IT in education and research. It is not about what IT is, it's about what we can do with IT. What does search in this new world mean? How do we use existing databases? How do we explore new frontiers with vast amount of information available on the internet? So it is not about how computers work but it is about how we use computers to transform education and research. With this, once again I want to thank Dr. Phatak for giving me this opportunity. I know my time is up, I've used up little bit more than 15 minutes. But I hope we have more time to interact in the future and if Dr. Phatak allows I'll be available for next few more minutes. With this, thank you everybody. Thank you very much. Ram, it was a pleasure having you here. Let me assure you on behalf of all those 8,500 teachers that at the end of this workshop they will pledge two things. They will pledge to do the best of the research themselves and through their students. And they will pledge to become mentors. I would suggest to them that they will do one more thing. That they will spread this enthusiasm amongst all their colleagues because as you know there are more than 150,000 teachers in Indian colleges alone. You will be glad to know that recently when I made a presentation to Planning Commission they have asked me to prepare a model for both enlarging the scope of this activity and extending it to train school teachers and other college teachers. So thank you very much for endorsing these views and we promise you that we will not let you down. India will progress and the pioneers will be first 8,500 teachers who are attending this mega workshop. So thank you so much sir. Thank you for being with us. We will be troubling you often on whenever in future we have such workshops. Ideally we would like you to be in India one of those days so that you can use a view. You can perhaps visit couple of centers yourself to see how enthusiastically people are attending this workshop from 168 remote centers. By the time we start our workshops in December I hope to have at least 300 remote centers actively collected. Thank you very much sir over and out. Thank you for your leadership. Thank you.


I'm following through to the camera in the middle of the gates squad Hey, hold up your cup What they're both cups? I'm confused Uh and now follow Primary colored Oh my god follow us on our own personal youtube channels. Uh, so you won't see dumb comments like that from rick on mine Anyways Uh They're one's blue and one's red. That's not similar. You can't just say but they're solid They're solid primary colors. They don't have designs on them. They're Yours is worse. Anyway, you were saying Today we erected you a tourism it says go a tourism film because it's a little long But this is the goa tourism video. We've heard a lot about goa. Obviously, right rick. You've you've heard about goa A lot and we have a film. We still haven't seen that everybody recommended a goa goa gone. That's true But I believe that's not really a Like uh, look how pretty goa is it's like look at how funny The zombie is like yeah So let us know if we should watch that one. Yeah to figure out about goa But uh, yeah, this is just a tourism about about goa. We've heard goa is like the You know the hawaii basically of india in terms of just like It's tropical the beaches are great. That's where it's one of the biggest tourism places in india For people to go in uh relax and chill. So are you ready? Eyes ready sir. Let's go to goa three two one Already gorgeous and thanks for showing me the beach. How much? Oh Wow I want to go to that be Everyone talks about the awesome beaches here But let me also tell you what I saw beyond its beaches in india's holiday capital Say that hasn't been said about goa's beaches I don't know anywhere else in the world, but you can find excitement like this Miami It's been ours. Just letting go door the ocean. So imagine how thrilled I was to take a closer look To explore the beautiful fish and coral underwater Yeah I've never I'm snorkeled, but I've never scuba'd And to soak in the sun with the cool waves at my feet and the blue sky above It was serenity at its best Beautiful I would have never guessed that goa had lush greens like these Sir Remember how you commented on how impressed you were with the greenery when we were in india Walking through the forest and listening to its soundtrack was easily one of my favorite parts of my trip I don't know how but that beautiful long winding trail Helped me lose myself and find myself at the same time It made me wonder what else goa had waiting for me Oh my Sure was a lot more waiting only got experience a hot air balloon ride And made a few cute little friends along the way The churches and temples of goa are really your sight to behold Each one is bigger and more beautiful than the last If you're looking for inner peace, this is where you'll find it And if you're a shopper holig like me, then you'll be spoiled for choice I wouldn't know where to start on the food. It's absolutely divine Goans love their football and I love watching them play just as much With each setting sun the holiday capital was working its charm on me If I were to make a list of things to do in goa It would take me days Because no matter how much you explore there's always more to see There's a surprise hidden in every corner the architecture the culture the people I quickly learned to always carry my camera with me even on a quick walk around the block You never know what you might miss Getting to know a little about goa every day was wonderful But the nights that's when it comes alive. I felt super lucky to be in goa One of them It's never never seemed so bad to celebrate and I fit right in From boat parties to clubs and foot dancing the amazing night life kept me out and about every night If you're into a different kind of wild goa has that too You can become one with the outdoors and see things you've never seen before One of my trip's most memorable moments was the wildlife sanctuary A few friends and I woke up early and headed to the perfect spot to catch a glimpse of something majestic We're lucky enough to get a quick picture too Fast you ain't got no cover on that car Biceplantation is one of the most fascinating out of all of goa's hidden gems We were greeted like royalty and treated to a wonderful tour of the place The aromas the atmosphere the colors it was like heaven to my senses This side of course was worth At the end of my week in the holiday capital I'd fallen in love with the forever happy people I had met there I was in love with the soothing breeze that swept through the trees Goa's countless forts and of course for the sea the sunset And all the magic beyond Back to hear even more stories Most of the beaches I've ever seen See friends I'd made Means it's way into everyone's heart Really something for everyone the holiday capital Goa Seamo Beemo Well, it looks as beautiful as uh has advertised Yeah, it does I mean it's for all of you stupid babies who hung out for the duration kudos to you because it's A tourism video doesn't need to be this long unless what you're doing Is you're a travel agent and you know someone's interested in going to india and you want to pitch going to goa That's the kind of thing you would send this to someone like that But for like the average person getting a feel for a tourism video. This is This is too long It's a little long it's beautiful go is beautiful Uh, and that'll probably be where uh our next visit whenever that is obviously we have zero idea because We're we're locked We're locked here in america and it's not even because of us. It's because nobody wants us right now But yeah, they would probably because we'll probably start in mumbai Again, and then we'll go south and this is right under mumbai And so to probably go here and then karnataka and then and then go farther south town will do all those places We'll go to the south of uh india, but it looks so beautiful. I'd love to go to those forests I love forest forests or some of my favorite big streams running through it uh oceans i've been to So many beautiful oceans, uh in my life because my dad works in coast guard. So everywhere he was stationed it was It was some beautiful beach somewhere because that's you know, his job is the ocean. Yeah, that's where the coast guard goes. Yeah, uh, so I love beaches scuba diving and all that kind of stuff I wonder what the locals do because it seems like it's a tourist heavy state Yeah, uh, and obviously the people from goa Like do you do all the normal stuff or obviously i'm sure you don't Because like it's everywhere, you know, wherever you are You know where the tours go and you basically don't want to go there because it's just too many people And it's it's not cool anymore because all the tours are there and so that's those little places. I like to find It's like new yorkers do not go to time square on new year's eve. You're not gonna find them there No Everybody else is there the new yorkers are like, uh, I'm not gonna go do that. I'm gonna watch that from home Stay nice and toasty fall drop. We're going to bed Anyways, that was awesome a little long but awesome beautiful goa. Yeah, I mean, I don't think we needed to tell you that you're beautiful Uh, yep But you know what other states, uh, because we would love to get to all What, uh, I think there's like 29 and then what eight or nine territories So there's 30 you're you're close close enough for hand grenades eight states and territories altogether I believe I could be wrong. It changes some and only a few hundred languages So that's a pretty easy thing to tackle just a few Hahaha


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My gosh guys it's so hard recording with this blindfold challenge And you know what if something happens to me it would be a shame right so guess before something does happen to me I would like you to go to my previous video so that you can remember me by here in my previous videos right here Or you're somewhere right here. I don't know where the camera is guys So if you're watching this please subscribe also click that like and gong that bell Whoa Hey guys, what's happening? My name is Nold and welcome to freedom central Have you ever guys tried out the blindfold challenge? So hard on today's news guys who may probably say goodbye to one of YouTube's most prominent gaming channels out there as they try To hide their content. Do you know who it is freedom family comment down below a Russian wartime comedy film as kind of video has Been reinstated after being taken down for a few hours on YouTube. Have you ever watched this video guys? Let me know lastly guys I'm trying to assimilate myself with this kind of hype with this bird box challenge, and I'm gonna tell you It's pretty hard to record with this one fold on I can't see anything Unfortunately guys YouTube will be batting these kinds of videos as well without further ado guys drop it Machinima a popular gaming channel feels like they will be shutting down in the future if you visit their channel You'll see that the videos on their playlist are in private. Why do you think that is? Machinima has been one of the longest running channels on YouTube that has 12 million subscribers Which is being managed by full screen under the banner of Otter media with this being said We can shine the light to what has happened digital trend states that Otter media said that it remains focused on working with the Machinima team to create new content that will distribute on new channels over the coming months in the meantime the Machinima network of Greater channels continues to showcase the talents of the network as part of this focus on new content We have pivoted from distributing content on a handful of legacy operated channels Will Machinima really shut down or are they trying to reinvent themselves in the future? Let me know below next up on the news is a Russian film called celebration or Prasnik Prasnik I'm sorry if I'm pronouncing it very very wrong Thus celebration film was removed from YouTube because of the grounds that it was a form of corruption Filmmaker Alexei Kravosky was summoned by the Moscow police department last January 20 to ask him about his film The film was widely criticized by Russian officials and state media as offensive to the memory of the victims of the blockade State television commentator Dmitry Koselyev compared to the film to not see propaganda Radio Free Europe Radio Liberty tells us that Kravosky's film celebration Tells the story of a well-off family's preparation to mark the new year in the blockaded city The head of the family is a communist party biologist who has received special parcels of provisions with viewers donating more than 3 million rubles to support it numerous investigations were made but Kravosky said to them that the money used for the film was by their own pockets and of course One of the cinematographers pocket. Lastly guys YouTube bends harmful or dangerous prank and challenge videos Yikes the daily item reports the company recently announced the content crackdown and singled out videos that present an apparent risk of death Videos that cost children to experience emotional distress and videos that make prank victims believe that they're in real danger Like a home invasion or drive-by shooting prank as those that would be getting the boot If you have any similar videos and you do not want to incur the wrath of mighty Mjolnir YouTube said that users will have two months grace period to review their video and remove anything that violates the new policy After that the videos deemed dangerous will receive a strike and three strikes will lead to the removal of a channel It was reported that 17 year old girl in Utah drove her car blindfolded and unfortunately. Yeah guys She crashed her car good thing. No one got hurt. That's the news guys What do you think are the real reasons why machinima had to private their videos on their playlist? Have you ever done the bird box challenge? And do you think that your videos with sensitive topics should be monitored by your local government? If you like this episode don't forget to view our previous episodes where we're talking about YouTube and freedom If you know someone who has made a lot of bird box challenges videos You might want to share this video to him or her before you leave guys leave a like subscribe and also gong that bell My name is Noel guys bringing you news about freedom and YouTube always remember freedom news. Goodbye


This is Mark Douglas, Trading Psychology. This helped me out so very much, so I am sharing it with you. This helped me think of trades in groups, not in individual trades, and it also helped me disassociate my identity, my fear with trades. Enjoy. To be able to create consistent results, the kind of results that you can rely on as an income, you're gonna have to learn an edge.  I'm defining an edge is that there's a higher probability of one thing happening over another. That's what an edge is, and we're gonna learn the nature of probabilities here in a moment. You're gonna have to have a plan on how you utilize that edge, meaning what the risk is, position size, and profit objectives. Then you're gonna have to be able to execute, you're gonna have to get to the point where you can execute that edge without making errors. For you to be able to execute that edge without making errors, you're gonna have to learn how to trade from a carefree state of mind, meaning you're going to have to aspire to the point where you can trade without fear. And to trade without fear, you're gonna have to learn how to think in probabilities. That's basically where we're going here. And I said this primary skill was learning how to trade without fear. Learning how to trade without fear is a function of learning how to think in probabilities. Meaning we're going to set aside or move from thinking in a trade by trade mentality. In other words, what this trade is gonna do for me right now, am I right or wrong on this trade? And we're gonna move to a series of trades perspective. Because that's what your methodology does anyway. Any trading methodology just gives you a win or loss ratio over a percentage of trades. In other words, if I take the same criteria that's in any kind of mathematical, any kind of technical formula that's mathematically based, or a technical price pattern that you would be able to see visually. What we're going to learn is that my edge, meaning a higher probability of one thing happening over another, is simply going to give me a higher win rate over a series of trades. Let's say the next 20 trades. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, nine, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20. And that the actual, on a trade by trade basis, I don't know which one's gonna win or which one's gonna lose in advance. There is no way for me to find out. There's no way for me to determine that. That on a trade by trade basis, no matter what reason or rationale that you come up with, is that there is no way to assure yourself that it's going to be a winning trade. There's nothing that can tell you that. That trading methodologies give you a win percentage. Let's say 70% of the next 20 trades are gonna be winners. There's no way, I'm gonna know, which of the 70, which 12 or 13 are gonna be the winners, or which six or seven are gonna be the losers. What you're going to learn, and this is what traders, the professionals have learned, is that there's a random distribution between wins and losses over any given set of criteria that define your edge. There's a random distribution. I will get a higher percentage of wins to losses, but I just don't know which trades are gonna be. It requires a complete shift in the way you think about trading. When you make this complete shift, everything about your trading will change. When you have genuinely integrated these concepts into your mental system at a functional level, your fear will go away.  Because what we're gonna learn is the correlation between what we believe and what we feel. There's a direct correlation between if I'm going into a situation with a certain belief that let's say that my particular edge is going to tell me what's going to happen on this trade right here, I wouldn't even put this trade on unless I thought I was gonna win. When you really understand that, you will never think that way again. And that is one of the biggest problems that most the typical trader has. Let's say the typical screen-based trader is that they really don't understand the nature of how prices move and the underlying dynamics. Because you haven't had the exposure. You haven't had the exposure to the direct markets. See, because when we pre-define our risk, let's put it this way. If I'm a typical trader operating out of the four fundamental fears, the fear of being wrong, the fear of missing out, losing money, et cetera, we got a real problem here because our minds are naturally wired to associate. In other words, our minds will automatically make connections, meaning this, that if I get into a trade and I end up being wrong, I expect it to win and I'm wrong. I have to admit that I'm wrong. It isn't just admitting that I'm wrong on this one trade. Our minds, because the way our minds are wired, it has the potential to tap us into the accumulated, the accumulated negative energy of every time I've been wrong in my life. Okay? So if this circle represents a huge ball of negative energy inside of our mental environment about what it means to be wrong, being wrong on just one trade could tap us into that pain. And it's gonna work differently for everybody. Everyone's minds works a little bit differently. But that's the potential. If you wonder why people seem to live and die on the outcome of the next trade, this is one of the reasons why. This is why it's so important because it has the potential to tap us into the accumulated negative pain of every time we've been wrong in our lives, every time we've lost something in our lives, every time we've missed out on an opportunity that we didn't take advantage of, every time we've been in an opportunity and didn't get the maximum amount that was available. Those are the four fears. So the problem with pre-defining our risk is this. Is that if I'm afraid of being wrong, and I don't know how to think about trading appropriately in a probabilistic mindset, I'm not gonna get into this trade unless I think I'm right. Why do I have to put a stop in the market and pre-define my risk if I know I'm gonna win? A professional trader just doesn't think that way. They would not, I'm not saying that they never thought that way. I'm not saying that they didn't experience the exact same thought process that I just took you through. I'm saying they have evolved beyond it. They would never allow themselves to get into a trade without pre-defining the risk.


Do you have the right attitudes for deep learning? Jane Perto in her work Creativity for 21st Century Skills identified five core attitudes that creative people possess. These are self-determination, openness to experience, risk taking, a tolerance for ambiguity and group trust. We definitely see these attitudes displayed in episodes of deep learning. One of the ways to further develop these attitudes and deep learning competencies is through project-based learning. In a nutshell, project-based learning, or PBL for short, is learner-centered pedagogy applicable to all ages. It involves students identifying a real-world problem with authentic connections and engaging in a hands-on project to identify a solution. Project-based learning places emphasis on the process of inquiry over the final product. Through connecting with students' interests, prior experiences and family funds of knowledge, well-constructed projects excite and motivate students to work collaboratively on learning about a topic in depth over an extended period of time. This includes students sharing their findings with others in insightful ways and using a range of communication strategies to suit various learner preferences and abilities. Through project-based learning, students connect with experts in the real world to initiate a sustained inquiry. In project-based learning, student choice and student voice are critical elements in igniting intrinsic motivation, developing a sense of agency, and placing the learners as captains of their own ship. Project-based learning has a focus on deep learning skills, such as critical thinking, collaboration, communication, innovation and creativity. Project-based learning also fosters teamwork and positive social relations and develops higher-order cognitive skills so that learners engage in analyzing, synthesizing, justifying, evaluating and creating. To undertake such a project successfully, students will also need to demonstrate PERTO's core attitudes of self-discipline, openness to experience, risk-taking, a tolerance for ambiguity and group trust. To summarize, project-based learning involves an in-depth investigation of real-world topics, manipulation of authentic objects, active learning through projects which occurs over weeks or months, and is achieved through questioning experts, making observations, making connections and demonstrating learning to others. Project-based learning incorporates the Universal Design for Learning, or UDL, Principles. These provide a framework that helps teachers plan learning activities to meet the diverse needs of all students. These principles include multiple means of representation to allow for connections to be made by all students through varied means of presenting information, multiple means of action and expression so that students can choose topics, ideas and information, as well as how to organize them, display them and how they will present them for their chosen audience. And, multiple means of engagement. Students work with their own interests and on authentic problems. Personal relevance and subjectivity is important. Students are engaged and motivated by their team and the technology they use. In future, you might like to consider developing learning activities that involve extended projects and which develop attitudes essential for moving students from surface to deep learning.


This is stock number 964-1. We are here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. You're new and used heavy-duty truck headquarters Remember we are the guys with the trucks on 41 today. We have a very clean 2017 Chevy Silverado 2500 crew cab short box. It's got a lift on it This truck has the 6.6 liter Duramax diesel with the L5P motor which pumps out 445 horsepower From this HD video you will be able to tell that this truck is extremely clean all the way around inside and out and We shoot all of our videos in 1080p So if you have HD capabilities on your computer tablet or smartphone device turn them on out because it's like you're right here looking at the truck with me Very clean down this side. It has mayhem chrome rims Which are really good looking and it has Yokohama Geolander MT tires. These are LT 305 55R 20s And you can see that the tires have probably about 60% of the tread left maybe 70 frame and under body Was in really nice clean condition This color is called graphite metallic It's a really good looking color I think they came out with it a couple years ago and 17 was maybe the first year But very clean on the hood there Coal induction hood on the 17s passenger rim is in nice condition as well And as you go down this side of the truck you can see just 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 and just cannot make the trip down You can still see the truck hear the truck and have confidence in the vehicle that you're looking at before you even get here Back rim is a nice condition as well And see it has back tires have just a hair less tread than the front ones has a B&W Turnover hitch has rear airbag suspension Frame in the under bodies and really nice condition. It's like that all the way underneath Has all the remaining factory exhaust so it hasn't been altered in any way And it has the factory chrome step bars all the rockers look really good We want to make sure you get the most accurate representation of the vehicle as possible So when you get here, there's absolutely no surprises and you can shop from the comfort of your own home This one has the backup sensors as well the rear tailgate Is in absolutely perfect condition. No dents or dings on that has a backup camera full towing package four pin and seven pin wiring And it has a very nice Drop and bed liner, pedal liner And it has the shock assist down has a Chevy factory soft tonneau cover It's a nice condition And as you go down this side of the truck just as clean as that passenger side This back rims in pretty nice condition as well Has the telescopic tow mirrors has the LED side lights built-in directional signals And I believe they power fold in as well Yes, they do Power windows power locks and power mirrors has Bose sound system and memory driver seat This one is the LTZ package which gives you the black leather interior both of these seats are heated Both of these seats are cooled There are no rips or tears in the seat and we have factory all-weather floor mats throughout this truck Factory brake controller turned out four-wheel drive and auto headlamps So right now the truck is cleaning the exhaust filter wants us to keep driving We're not gonna do that. We're gonna turn it off here So I can show you the miles 39,000 789 miles on this truck starts up real nice has the heated leather-wrapped steering wheel Bluetooth audio controls on that side and cruise controls and heated steering wheel button on that side Has the six-speed Allison transmission. This one has the Chevy my link Touchscreen radio. This one has factory navigation. It also has backup camera and it also has Android auto and Apple CarPlay capabilities if you ever want to know if your Chevy has it it's that projection button right there Heated and cooled seat buttons dual climate control power pedal stability control. This is for your cargo lamps So you turn that on that's also how you turn on those LED lights on those mirrors has two USB ports two power ports and a hundred ten volt hundred fifty watt plug-in Passenger all-weather floor mat and that passenger seat is very very clean no rips or tears on that I don't believe this truck has ever been smoked in smells very clean in here headliner is in nice condition It has home link and map lights and of course on-star capabilities in the mirror there We'll take a quick look at the back seats and then check out under the hood also wanted to point out It does have the cell phone wireless cell phone charge pad Which is a really nice feature don't have to mess around with cords and Chargers and stuff Back seats are very clean as well. No rips or tears back here It has the power slide rear window with the built-in rear defrost latch child safety system for your car seats Factory all-weather floor mats back here and the carpeting is very very nice and clean We'll take a quick look under the hood those lights are super bright especially at night. They really light up a lot And do the you know do a good job Under the hood we have the 6.6 liter Duramax diesel L5p is the code on this one Giving you 445 horsepower engine-based very clean runs very very smooth So a really nice truck Inside and out I'd highly recommend it from a quality and condition standpoint And to see more pictures of this truck or one of our other 400 new and used cars trucks SCVs minivans Wranglers half tons we quarter tons one tons you name it we got it go to our website www.summitauto.com full pictures and descriptions of every single vehicle on our lot Videos of every single used vehicle that we have all at summit auto.com if you want to check out just our used inventory You can go to trucks on 41.com. That's trucks on 41.com And if you want to make this truck ears give us a call right now<PHONE_NUMBER> ask for one of our sales associates to make this super clean 2017 Chevy Silverado years today once again that number is<PHONE_NUMBER> And if you'd like to check out more videos you can go to youtube.com slash summit auto Remember to like subscribe and share on this video and all the videos that you see there In fact in a second you will see a link to subscribe to our YouTube channel on your left a link to more heavy Did heavy-duty truck videos like this one on your right if you have not been to our website on the bottom a link to This vehicle on our website click those check us out and we really look forward to helping with this super clean 2017 Chevy Silverado 2500 crew cab short box Duramax diesel. Thanks again


Hi everyone, Joe for jaspyscasebreaks.com coming out to you with a nice one here, 2023 Panini Flawless Baseball, Baseball. Two box, pick your team number nine. Fresh case right here as well, both briefcases from the fresh case. If you want a little more flawless, we have a loose box of 2021 Flawless Baseball. We got a random hit break there, guaranteed something. Check it out, jaspyscasebreaks.com. So here on a Monday, here's the pick your team nine. Thanks everyone for getting in. Justin Royles, last bot mojo before we pulled the remaining team for that random number block. We did that in a separate video. Here are the results of that random number block. So it's a serial number break, involving that group of teams right there. For pick your team nine. Guess I'll set this over here for now. Slide one of these over right over here. You can see this on my face camera right over there. 23 Flawless Baseball of the stuff. There's a cart. Are there usually three carts in the middle? No, there's usually two, right? We might have a bonus hit right here. Or has it always been three? No, maybe it's always been three. Good luck everybody. We just blank card to put right on top there. Slow play some of the hits a little bit. All right, good luck. 12 out of 20. Showcase quad relic Jacob Barry. That'll be for the Marlins. Has always been three. All right, so that's a number block team. So that goes by and go to that digit right there. Miami two is gonna be for Ryan Heinz. We've got a triple relic. 11 out of 15, wow. That's Jim Gilliam, Brooklyn Dodgers, Orlando Sapeida, piece of lumber, Giants and Harvey Kuhn. Nice triple here. That'll be a randomizer between the Dodgers. Brian, the Giants, Ed and the Tigers. That'll be for Mark. We'll do that at the end. One happy person, two sad people. We got a 11, 13 out of 15, Taj Bradley, rookie patch and autograph for the Rays. Rays are a random number block team. That'll be for Rays three, Tampa Bay three. It's gonna be for Mike. And we got Future Inc. Tyler Gentry, four out of 20. Royals, Justin with the Royals. Last bottom mojo strikes again. We got Tim Salmon, nice. 14 out of 15, part of the all fish team. It's gonna go to Brian and the Angels. Then we've got Tyler Soldersstrom, rookie patch and autograph, seven out of 20. It's a nice looking card going to the A's. A's are a random number block team. That'll be for Oakland seven. That'll be for Rex and the number seven. Nice RPA, that's what he's about. Then we have a one of one, Gary Sheffield. Two color patch and autograph with that famous bat waggle there. That's awesome. That's for Brian and my Dodgers. It was a lot of fun to watch. And out of fives and under, get the train whistle, Brian. All aboard the Big Hit Express. Couple more than the Incase. We've got Pete Rose, six out of 20. Jordan with the reds. And we have a dual relic and autograph. That's Grayson Rodriguez, Orioles, 16 out of 25. Jordan got the Orioles straight up, nice. All right, now let's see what we got in here. I think that's an autograph. Are these gems maybe? Here's a little card that says these are all naturally mined, not lab grown. First one here is seven out of 20. Sam Samuel Zavala. Diamond, Padres, Ryan Heintz with the friars. In the middle, stuck in the middle with you. We've got what looks to be appears to be a hitter. And it is Drew Jones, 10 out of 15 dual sapphire. Andrew Jones's kid, who's with the Diamondbacks. Diamondbacks are a random number block team, so that goes to Diamondbacks zero. Arizona zero is Andy, last spot mojo, nice. Nice dual sapphire. All right, and the autograph is, is this landscape mode maybe? And that is Drew Jones. Drew Jones, nice patch, nice autograph, four out of 10. Arizona four is gonna be for Jordan. Nice break for you, Jordan. But wait, there's more. Another briefcase, it's a two box break. Think the autograph, try not to look at it, but I kind of see ink there. I think there's another Team USA card here. Like you saw with the Drew Jones, if they're active they'll go to the team they're currently on. And if they are not active they'll go to the team they played for the longest in their career if they're retired. Good luck, everybody. There's Tinkhent, three out of eight dual relic for the Cardinals, Andy with the Cardinals. We've got Jackson Holiday, Cal Ripken dual relic, nice, seven out of 15. The past, the future, Jordan with the O's. Kumar Rocker, 20 out of 20, nice patch. Some cool penmanship there too. That's gonna go to Texas, Texas is a number block team. So that's 20 out of 20, Texas zero, Andy. There you go, last pod mode on that number block too. Some more top loaders here. Onward, there is Future Ink, Daniel Espino, 13 out of 25, Guardians, Ed picked up the Guardians straight up, there you go, Ed. We've got another Tim Salmon, seven out of 20. Angels, Brian, a couple fish going your way. All right, then we've got a Gavin Cross, two color patch and autograph, out of five. Three out of five for Justin, last spot Mojo. And again, out of fives and under to get the world famous train whistle. All aboard the Big Head Express, whoo whoo. Nice, there you go, all right. And we've got Rafael Paul Merrill, six out of 20, part of that all mustache team that's gonna be for Jordan and the Orioles. Couple more than the Incase, another train whistle. This time, laser show, Dustin Padreuia. Got the button, he got the autograph, he got the five out of five. Fills one out of five, this ought to be sort of Jersey number, right? Ed P, Red Sox, right on the button. Ed, all aboard, whoo whoo. Our last one here is Barry Larkin, limelight signatures, dual relic and autograph. A lot of nice color in there. 10 out of 15, Jordan with the reds. Got the away grays right there, home uniform right there, strong. All right, you're Incase cards, good luck everybody. Start on this side, another train whistle for somebody. It is three out of five, dual emerald Buster Posey. Look how young he looks there. Ah, it's part of the 18 and under, he's a kid. That's gonna go to the Giants. Ed P with the Giants, another train whistle Ed. All aboard the Big Hit Express, whoo whoo. From my rivals, the Giants. He's got an ownership stake with the Giants there. Something like that, he's doing some work with them. Nice Buster Posey dual emerald. Kinda hard to catch the green of the emerald and the light, but it's there, very nice. We got a one out of 20, Zack Nito, Brian and the Angels. I didn't realize he had such a big leg kick. Got a piece of the diamond there. He was called up pretty early too. It's pretty good, Brian with the Angels. All right, and the autograph is gonna be, it's gonna be me. Eight out of 10, orange team it looks like. It's Jackson Holiday. Jordan with the Orioles, got the O straight up. Gets the holiday, it would be, it would be so nice. Nice. All right, let's make one person happy and two people set. All right, so let's flip back to random.org. There's the Dodgers or Brooklyn, there's San Francisco, the Giants, there's Detroit, team on top gets that triple. After we randomize it, three and a three, six the hard way. One, two, three, four, five, and six. And that's gonna go to Detroit. That's gonna go to Mark. I don't know if I call Detroit very often in this break, if at all, but a triple relic, go on your way. Apologies to Ed and apologies to Brian and the Dodgers. But congrats to Mark, 11 out of 15, triple relic. Thanks to that guy. There you go gang, 2023 Panini flawless baseball, two box picker team nine in the books. The case is closed on it. We do have more in the store, 2021 flawless baseball. It's a random hit break. Each spot that you buy guarantees you something out of here. We just take your names, you type in all the hits after we pull everything, run the randomizer, match it up with something. Check it out, jaskyscasebreaks.com. I'm Joe, I'll floss with you next time. Bye bye.