Hey y'all back in the studio, hopefully we'll see. Let me get this set up as soon as I can see what they say. And it's commercial. Amazing. Can you guys hear me or no or yes? It's always first. I don't know how he does it or what he does, but he's always just quick drawn with raw in the room. It's amazing. You know, we're going to have that contest one day. He's got super powers. How is the feed? Does it look okay? Does it look semi-okay? How does she sound? Loud and clear. That's awesome, Robin. I'm glad they finally got there to make you do stuff for a decade. This is not a tan. This is actually a pale person sunburn, which will peel off in one month. It sounds weird. I did miss you guys. Some of you. Just some of you. We had an amazing time. We did. We missed all of you guys. We did. Except for the ones we saw on the regular day. It was bananas. We had an amazing time. We missed everybody, and I'm sorry that feeds were less than ideal, but you know, third world country and whatnot, you kind of work with what you got. So many of the fam. I did get a t-shirt from Amazon the other day. It said banana squad. Also, I don't have Mu here. He's still at the sitters. We had to run a lot of errands today, and I didn't want him to be like confined in the house when he could just have another day camp, Tressa, with all of his puppy friends. So, Kenneth, we did miss you. If everyone wants to know if we can discuss your topless pictures. Um, you can if you want. I mean, you know. He had an amazing photoshoot under the waterfall. He enjoyed the whole time. And with her. And we are so thankful to Judy for inviting us on such an amazing adventure. And now we get to look forward to moving studios, which will be on the 30th, the first, the second and third. We'll be transitioning into the new space. I'm glad you're here, Cassandra. Hi, Rhea from Melbourne. Um, so yeah, we're back in the swing of things and, well, not quite. We're still catching up on emails and we're going to be putting orders out. Our helpers while we were gone were not available to help Friday, Saturday and Sunday. So we're playing catch up on that stuff. And so soon we'll be all caught up and moved into the new space. Hopefully by the third, we have the class on the 14th and 15th, which we still have five spaces open for and then something other stuff. I remember as we go. So tonight, Jeff is working with these colors that look like those. Well, what I want to do is I want to mix. Judy gave me a good idea to mix the powders to make a custom color. And I really like this brown and this, it's like a copper, but she, I think she makes like copper and orange, but I'm going to go with brown, rust set brown, like a dark brown. And I'm going to throw some brightness in there of savage. I'm entering an inquiry about body paint tomorrow. These people want to get a body painter from 8am to 3pm and apparently they want two models. Yes, Lisa Fuller torso and a for $75 for each from 8am to 3pm. And it's a competition. Seven hours for full torso for $150. Oh, for two people. Yeah. Sorry, homies. All right, Lisa Fuller. Fuller, Fuller. I got you. I'll check. We are excited to move. We are moving because we have a run out of room in this current space. Unfortunately. So we need more space, which is what we're moving it to. Well, there's not one over here. There should be two over here. Oh, there is. I know, but I don't want to get a sticky butt. So I'm just going to get a whole new one. It's been a week and a half. I know, but by the time we're done with this four, I'm sure you're going to set something on it. So back to live back to reality and post vacation always says it does, but we really were looking forward to getting back to painting with you guys. Blue-eyed mom shall love your new picture. I'm sorry you can't watch tonight, but I'm glad you checked in. High note spinner. I'm glad you're here. We're basically going to paint on this canvas and it's going to be amazing. Our videos are kind of long. So if you don't stay the whole time, we understand, but check back in. You might like what you see. So that is right. 75 plus. Rusty K. That's 150, right? Yeah. So far, the people that haven't gotten their artist orders yet, it's because we're back-ordered on a color.  So, thank you, Libby. What up, shy? Tonight, we're on IE's in the house.  Ron said we got a package arrived today, but no, we didn't check her. We did. Not today. Doesn't Marcus normally know when we get a package? Yeah, but he's not on the clock. We spoke with Derek, he's not. Anyways, the lime is the bomb. I'm glad you like the lime. Linda Pete, I will check again for you. All right, I want to mix these colors together. I know I checked down your order before, but I'll fix it. Our fancy new heat gun from, what is it? Hi, Angkor. Our first, what do you call it? What? Like Wayne's World? Oh no, I wouldn't sell out for anything, not even to use this HG6618 heat gun that they sent us. You're silly. And Bud Light would have been like, and Bud Light is oh so refreshing. It's today, not the 30th? What? The 30th? What's today? It's like the 25th, 26th. Sorry, it is the 25th. I don't know what day it is. It is the 30th, my bad. Take back everything I said. It is, why was I thinking the 30th? Y'all, I'm pretty sure I've been on the cusp of heat stroke for two days. She has, she almost, heat stroke out today. We went long boarding in the morning. I did. Sorry Debbie. Almost didn't end up there at all. Yes, it's the last day of June. Peacorn is the last day of June. I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry. Everybody says this is the 24th. I'm sorry, I'm, everything, I'm sorry. We would be moving today. I'm so horrible with days. Also directions. A whole week? Don't judge me. Guys, those, uh... That's a long, really long, like, sorry, we can't pay you. No. Anyways, Megan and I, Anna Lobster. It is an East Science calendar. More degrees than I even thought possible in Belize. I'm pretty sure. I brought some degrees back with me. However, it wasn't anything. We did go bananas in Belize. Crystal, I will check the email. I set up an auto response over out of town. The auto response comes off tonight. Unless I got that wrong, because I don't know my days. So, I'll check, I'll be checking in. So excited you did a pour with your dad. I'm sorry it was emotional, but I hope the pour helped him. I know a lot of people feel that pours help there. Jason said, the guy that makes our statistics, he said, welcome back. I got an embroidery machine last week. Those 15 colors can do anything. Kind of excited. Embroidery? Yeah, like, embroidery. That sounds expensive. Okay. It can be if you do a lot of... Maybe he'll do some totes for the ATD fam. Totes? What do you call it? The tie around it? Don't get you messy? Apron. Yeah. Normally they'd be on it. What's up, Cliff? Thank you for joining in. They can embroider the t-shirts. I know everyone's like, Apron, Apron, Apron. Five shades of blue and silver mayron is not a bad palette whatsoever. This person's text message came in. Right, Karen? Four different, like, all chopped up. I can't stand that. I don't know why that does that. I think I want to put some, like, royal purple in here. And I'm just mixing up powders right now. There's no resin in here. Should I go first so you can mix up your colors? I'm just... I only have about two-thirds charged on that phone. I've been out all day, so... Aprons are stocks, right.  Doesn't he?  If he doesn't like his colors yet, then I'm going to go ahead and pour. It's on me. Hey, Paula Wall. Paula Wall. Libby. What? Yeah, Silver, you gotta... Just use it sparingly. This Silver may be the worst. Sparingly. Sparsely. Like, you're boxing with him? Sparingly. Sparingly. Ooh, boy. What's up, Lisa Wyatt? That's a nice color right there. What's up, Jennifer Barton? He's just mixing powder into powder right now, trying to figure out a new color. He learned from this Judy over the weekend that you can mix just realer powders and come up with new colors. I guess I just never thought about mixing powders to make a new color, and she made this really awesome, like, orangeish... Coppery, coral color. Yeah. Kujo's not here. I didn't get him yet. He's still at his sitters because... What color is that? Russet from Color Obsession? Hopefully, I sent an email to Janice today about Color Obsession, so hopefully that order is on its way, and I can go ahead and set up pre-sales on the website. Jeff, how does that work since the powder shift after you've eyed resin? I don't know. I'm just experimenting. You're watching. You get to go along for the ride. Libby, what resin did you get? Finish my niece's pour for her wedding. Ended up being four coats. That's an expensive pour. Sue, our favorite resin to pour with depends on what we're doing with it. For just regular art pieces, we like to work with ultra cast or art resin because it's a longer working time. We can get an hour, hour and a half out of them. Well, an hour out of art resin, hour and a half out of ultra cast. And if I'm working with, like, a GEO, then I use master cast or art and glow because they set faster, and then if we're doing a countertop, I use countertop epoxy FX, but stone coat countertops is also a good one for that as well. Hi, Laura Taylor. I like your new profile picture. Terry, as soon as he figures out what color he likes in the powder form, he'll end up mixing it into the resin particles. Okay. Look loud. Well, I'm sure it was live for me. It was live for them. Lisa, you can peel a take from a GEO on canvas. It depends on what resin you're using. You can peel it off within, like, four hours, I would say. First of all, it is a pretty color, but it doesn't react the same as a gold mirror on. Hi, Joyce. Rachel, I'm glad you could tune in. Same, Clara. Detroit, tough, tabletop, ultra clear, really, ultra yellow. Ultra, ultra. I've never heard of that, but now I will stay away from it. Linda, how did your posters go? We didn't like it. It sounded kind of cool. Deborah, you would think that that would be the logical thing, and it may cure faster, but it also may just cure right away. Messing with the science of resin hardener, like the parts and the ratios, something I can't really advise on because I only know the e-science of it, not the actual science. And I don't want to tell you guys the wrong thing. It is the e-science of it. Yeah, I love it. I'm glad you said it, because people are like, but she said it was science. It's e-science. It's my version of actual numbers and science. Is that what you're using? Yeah. Chair Harris, that's awesome. I'm glad you sold a lot of your posters. People love posters at this small event thing. They love them. They love to take something home with them. Thank you, Karen. I'll smile more, I promise. She's burnt. I am burnt. She's not burnt. She's more heat stroke today. She's been acting a little strangely. I think her brain is just a little slow because of the heat. Maybe it is slow.  And that's a good way of saying it. Get burnt more. Tamara, I have the aluminum and the rose gold tints that you're talking about, the metal tints. And they work really well. I completely recommend. I drank two bottles of Gatorade today, and I don't even know how many waters. But I'm still a little bit... Maybe it's because of the time change. She's a little woozy. Babe, they were an hour behind us. That's a long time. Flash jet lag. Jet lag. Yes. It's true e-science over here, guys. True e-science. E-science is relatable. It makes sense to people. Make some room for me, babe. Make some room, please, and thank you. Okay. I have two waters. I'm over it for the day.  Do I have some stir sticks that I... The cleaned off ones are not in there? Oh, here's some. We're using our sticks. We're getting a new shipment, and then we're going to fill up some orders, and then we're going to send out some more orders. So if you want our stir sticks, go check them out. Robin, I'll look for half ounces on your mixing cups. What's up, Diane? I saw you sent me a message, and I'll get to it. I just haven't had a chance to check those messages yet. This is new. Terry, yeah, I have this old one, but we're almost out. Oh, I can use that. That looks a little... It just needs to be mixed up. Terry, the old posters, I mean, the old DVDs will be great posters. Megan, I have seen some of your snap chats. I haven't been on the last two days. You need a vacation for your vacation. That was kind of today. Today was supposed to be a vacation from the vacation. The flight was like three hours. Wasn't that bad? Jet lag, for sure. She doesn't even understand what jet lag means. When we come back from Australia, she's going to be filling that jet lag. That's what Lou was saying. Wait until you fly to Australia. I love plane rides. I love the adventure to an adventure. You know what I mean? Does that make sense? Artists do gold, bright gold. Color number one. And then this color is a cross between... That's true, Terry. ...black diamond. What is this? Black diamond, blue, green. And artist Sue Sapphire. And it looks... It's like a very... I want to say like a deep teal, like a... I love it, like a royal... Not a royal teal, but... I think it's a little dark, a little bright, dark, whatever you want to call it. I have jet lag.  Who makes the rose gold? Karen, my favorite rose gold was made by artist Sue Harvard. It's been way delayed. So the other rose gold I was talking about was by Eli Cam, but it's resistant. It's a metal plate, but it's not as pretty as the artist we want to be honest. So Linda, the camera fairy did not come in and fix our camera, but we have people on it. Yeah, we've got to figure that out this week. I will bring some to purr. Everything new in the new place is going to be new footage, new reel, new... Sounds good, Megan. Thank you. Oh, this is two to one, right? You need first class. They're buying us the Cochias Coach class. I'm pretty sure. Yes, this is the two. That's the one. Okay, so... How much are you going to do? I go one here and then one there. Or I go two there, two there. Let's do one ounces. How many ounces total are you trying to do? It says one, two to one here. That says two, one, one. And I don't know what that means, and I don't want to tell you the wrong thing. I can tell you it on ounces. All right. Like, how much are you trying to do? I think I want to do... This is pretty big, so I want to do like four... I guess it would be like ten or... Right, Lisa? Khaleesi? That's true. How many? Let's do... I want to do like four and four. Okay, so 12 ounces. Okay, so what you're going to do is you're going to pour eight to 12, okay? I'm going to do four for seven, eight and 12. Okay, so you're going to do 12 ounces. Pour up to eight ounces with this one. And then finish it up to 12 with this one. Brown rose gold is not as rosy as I would have liked it to be. It's a little bit brassy. Yes, but it works more like the gold in the silver does in Maron. Hey, Pion, but it is a nice color still, for sure, for sure. Karen G, here's $10 towards your first class fund. I don't even know how much it is. Thank you. I don't even know. So, 12? Thank you, Karen. 12 to 12? You're amazing. Yes, fill it up to 12. It's beyond in Japan. That's so awesome. Karen said fist class fund. And then she was like first class. That should say first class. That's still funny though. ATD after dark already? Darcy, you want to know that I'm slowly get to order of goods. What do you suggest for trying first pours on? A lot of people start on like... Masonite. Like something with a hard surface so you don't have to prep, you don't have to worry about it sinking tiles. Some people start with tiles to do coasters. Yeah, you can go like to Home Depot. Do that. Start with tile coasters. It's a little heavier, but you want to worry about the sagging in the center and, you know, prepping it and all that stuff. Trust me, you want first class. I was flight attendant. They're not going to break for it, but maybe we can raise enough between now and then to like cover the cost of difference. We can just have like a little... Mariel, you didn't miss that much. Well... Cassandra said just started doing resin after watching you guys for months. Glad I get to watch your art and troubleshoot your mistakes. Hashtag tatted Bob Ross. Yes. S-I-B. Thanks, I'm honored. It's true, Andrea. I wish I had a beat button. Hi, Stephanie. So I can say stuff and I can beep it and it would just sound like I said something bad, but a beep would... Hi, Carol B. That's true, Barbara. I should have done the like cold washcloth feel. I'm a bad boyfriend. I should have done that. That's true, Paula Wall. Thank you, Karen. If you might be able to use some of this. Okay. Jeff and Erica, when you guys used to pour on ceramic tiles, what did you get to hang them on or what do you suggest? We never hung them on anything. We just used them as posters. However... Somebody got us something awesome. These three inch disc adhesive plate hangers do the trick. It's true. I can see if I can find them in the Amazon store and link them down below. Darcy, we're here. If you need anything else, send us an email. Lisa said, I'm 12 days pouring sober. So Michigan MonoTag made a staying till Tuesday. We did 12 by 12 tiles for clients that wanted to see... Just like a tester. Testers. We didn't hang them. Sample. Hi, Tammy. This heat gun, like you can just turn it on and it'll be all the way to the left and it's just air. Makes me nervous every time. It's just 100% cold air. I wouldn't do that after... It's just air. Hi, Izzy. If you turn it to the right, hotter, hotter, all the way hot. You don't touch it after that. You can smell it. This is a brand new... Hi, Linda. Hi, Donna. And what we're going to do is we're going to have a contest, probably sometime this week. I feel you, Andrea. To give away one of these guys. Sure. Why your heat gun won't go hot. If it's this one, you have to turn it all the way to the right. If you have this one. And to see that turns, just turn it all the way to the right. If you have this heat gun. Hi, Anna. You guys, I'm kind of excited about this one because of these colors. Lisa, that's awesome. I bet it was weird, Paula. Let me reach out to my contact at the heat gun place. Is it their hot gun? Probably. Hot gun. Hot gun. It's a hot gun. That's why I don't like using... Shoot me an email so that I have your contact information, just to make sure I have the right one. And we'll figure out what's wrong. Bethany, is that to Australia? Is that the price? I don't know if you're aware of this. Someone reached out to me with that price tag, $12,000. For what? I'm not sure, but if that's their first class. Um, well... Gotcha, Dee. Especially on this wax paper. These things are so much better. They don't move around. Diane, who am I scrolling up for? Gotcha, Mariela. What are I says, Libby? Teary-eyed like that, too. What's up, Tony? Hello, everybody that's new in the group. Alicia, are you addicted now? Oh, yeah, you guys. We are... Did you already tell them about... It's awesome, Ron. The stickers and the shirts and the coffee mugs and the... Oh, you guys are not going to be ready. Robyn, I did cake snake, amazing. We'll be able to give out, I think, four of these heat guns a month, right? Yeah. Well, it depends on how many live we do. It depends on how many live videos we do, but it should be about four months that we can get out on your channel. So that might be like a giveaway from the live feeds or in the mystery boxes, but we're giving out four of these a month. Thank you, Angelina. I'm looking, Diane. And if you guys are wondering about adding your pigments to the resin, I put the pigment in there first, especially the powder. You put the powder in there first before the resin. Oh, awesome, Diane. She said our quarture arrived on Wednesday. The resin kind of holds it down. It doesn't make it all puffy and get all resin or pigment cloud on you. Just make sure you mix it up. Megan says, I have a question for each of you. I'm new to pouring and I really want to make big cells. How do you know what pigments are opaque and which are translucent? That really doesn't have much to do with cells. The size of cells really depends on your manipulation of the resin. Certain pigments will give you the cell structure and then how you thin it and move it around dictates how big the cell will stretch. And it's different with acrylic pouring versus resin pouring. With acrylic pouring, you have to pay attention a lot to the densities of the different colors. And the white being the most dense will give you the best cells. Whereas in resin pouring, pigment paste will yield cells almost all of the time, no matter what color it is. The density of it being a paste makes it celly. And that is my e-science lesson for you guys today. It's a science word in e-land. And another way, if you want to know if your pigment is transparent or opaque, the stir sticks are perfect for that. You can see how much you've mixed or how transparent that is. But I can see through that, so it's going to be a little bit transparent. If you can't see through it, then it's more opaque. So then I might want to mix some more. Oh, I want to mix some more of this teal.  And the powders and the paste will be the most opaque, typically. However, I do have some color obsession that are taste but transparent. You have to use quite a bit, you know. Basically, let me know what you're trying to do. Send me a picture of what you're going for and I will help you narrow down what paints you should probably look for to get that look. Hey, JC. I said Adore Art Daddy Jeff. Jill asked if we prefer powders over paste. It really depends on what look we're going for. If we want something super sparkly, we'll go for a powder. If we want something super celly, we'll go for a paste. It really depends on what the end result we're going for is. That's bananas, Karen. A1 Insurance says, hello, I'm addicted. Now I watch you on TV. Maybe one day we'll be the show. What's up, Corey? What's up, Pam? Rachel says, I love e-science and eat English. I made my own web service dictionary. Ron was the originator of why we are able to give heat guns out now. He put us in contact with that company. They said one of your followers had an issue with a part. They went to our YouTube channel and checked us out and liked what we did. They're sending us heat guns and sending you one because you're welcome. We just have to think of some kind of contest for you guys to win it with. Ron said, I'm doing what I can to help them out. I'll do it to the galaxy before he did it for me and mine. Remember that time that I accidentally sold a piece that he wanted so I'll just make you one? I still feel bad for that, Ron. Bethany, that's bananas.  I'm still sure it's beautiful. Thank you for watching, Mina. Eva, who makes the enamel model paint or is the brand enamel? It is an expensive hobby for sure. From A1, we do have a starter kit. It's on our website, artistill.com. Right here. Nope. Yep. Two T's, two L's. I had a little sign that I made that didn't sit on the wall. Let me see how it looks. Ah, Eva, that makes sense. I'm glad you like it, Ron. It's one of my favorite pieces for sure, for sure. You can see it. Misty, I thought that one went out but I will check on that for you tomorrow. Khaleesi, they do take forever to complete, for sure. I know that one that I just posted the last couple days. I think it took four resin coats to complete it, I'm pretty sure. Khaleesi, can't wait to see it. What's up, Par Harley? Okay, we'll do you, Linda. Thank you for reminding me of that. Make some room, kids. I went to Michael's today after work for canvases. Golf Fair went my budget. We did that, too. We blew $300 on canvases today. We sure did. Second color, Jeff Putnam. The brown? It's made up. He made 12 ounces of resin for this piece. Eva, it just makes sense sometimes in your head. I need to practice negative space. What goes well with white negative space? Blues and gold. And Tanetta said, Erica and Jeff, you're on my everything treat. That makes my heart happy. Jennifer said, and the magic is happening. Great, Clara. Lori, my chain is actually a subdued sunburn that will peel in one month time. Watch and see, you guys. It looks like it might be kind of tan right now, but in one month. And I'll start to peel. And you guys are going to be like, what's wrong with her? And it will be my pseudo tan peeling off. If I get any kind of color, it's going to peel. Just know that. But I appreciate the compliment.   The brown is a custom color he put together with Russet from Color Obsession. It's a, it's so... Russet brown. Dark brown. Savage from Black Diamond. Don't peel in the resin. I will do my best. Those are the things you put the art on top. Those are cake snakes and I have them linked in our Amazon shop below. Andrea, I feel you. What's up, Greg? Molly said, I haven't seen that kiss song. I've been made for living you all day long speaking of kiss. That's a good song. That's definitely a good song. What comments have you gotten about finishing or not finishing the sides? Angela, we get questions and comments all the time about finishing and not finishing the sides. Basically, we like the organic flow, organic, not a word, organic flow of the resin. And one of our clients said it best, they said it tells you the story of the paint when you can see where it goes and where it's been. And while we can sand it down and paint it a solid color and clean it up, we typically don't because we do like the organic look of the paint flowing, which most of our clients do too. Debbie said, I absolutely love this pour. Megan, I'll get your pick on IG. I mean, the question, Megan, you're coming in on IG. I'll definitely check it out. A dream design says this is stunning. I got a highlight before we left. Shara said, I love it as is. What's up, Liz? That looks amazing. How much resin did you use, Jeff? So far, he's used nine ounces so far. Good showing restraint, Lisa. Is it buffering for a lot of people? I forgot this is... Edward, let me check that. I forgot we're using this very thin, very... Edward, as long as the blue wasn't a teal blue, I'll be able to send you what I have in stock and I'll hold the balance of what I don't have until they come in. Blue with earth tones is always a good look, just sure. Terry loves it, Rosie loves it. Missy loves it. Carol, we love it. Well, they love it. Like five, what, five, four minutes ago? Now it's going to be completely different when they see it, which I'm really not... But you can put those lines back in it. They have more of a paint. We often do mix too much, but that's what we do with the coasters and the little molds that we have. Oh, yeah, those molds are awesome. Barbara J.L. links the plate hangers as soon as we get off of the feed. Marcy says every time I hang out with one of my friends, they're like, okay, bye, and in my head I hear, I said bye, which makes my whole happy, whole heart happy. My whole happy? That's what she said. We need some more like that. We probably should have prepped it again. Well, I think it's because it's so thin that it's just, it's all like going away. The resin is super thin. Master cast, no, ultra cast in general is a super thin resin. Ultimately in my e-science brain, I'm pretty sure that the thinner the resin, the longer the working time in my experience. And ultra cast is pretty thin and it's the longest working time I run into. So I think with all the heat, Jeff added, it's thinned it up. That's why the edges are, I love when you do that and I wish you one day do one that stayed. Stayed like that? Yeah. Got it, Diane. Thank you so much. I hope you have a good dinner. Bethany, the edges are white because we thin the resin so much on the canvas and it is moving. Jordan, I got you all. I'll take care of it tomorrow. Prep and prime and keep it clear. Jessica's about to do a glass table and I want to prep and prime and keep it clear. Can you use a rough, prepped glass? How would you prep glass? You can't, you can't sand glass. Like, what's the point of sanding it if you want it to choke through? Just put it on there and it's going to peel off. You can peel off glass. There's a guy that I saw on YouTube that does it. He does it on purpose. But it takes forever. You have to use a blade to peel it off but it peels off. What about... This is too thin. What about using a polyprilic as a clear coat for sanding the clear coat? It's so much cloudy.  Let me do some research on that, Jessica. Just try it. Just do it. I mean, that's the only... Tony, I'm not sure. Tony, earth tone colors would be tans, browns, light blues. That looks goofy. Again, I'm really not digging this. It's so not opaque. Agreed, Debbie. Hi, organic minute. Roxy just hit Violet three times. That's cute. I love her. Have a good night, Linda. I was also just talking about molding. What do you do with that? How do you post it anywhere? Patty, are you telling us the little, small molds that we had? I didn't want to make it a color, but you could. Cast or developing a new resin called Unicast. No more mixing two parts anymore. I wonder how that works, though. If you can find a clear bonding primer, that would be a good solution, but I don't know that I've ever seen one. Jennifer said it's looking great. Christine, what kind of resin are you using? Batchetary. Lisa said be strong and back away. It looks good. Can you get that to me, please? Hi, organic. I know I've seen your emails and I forwarded them while we were gone. I don't know what the deal is, but I will check on that for you tonight and send it to you tomorrow. It's very light. Like it's very washed out. It's like hard to see on.  Like it looks very washed out, very... Hi, Harley says it reminds me of the Red Mountains in Sedona. That sunset. Darcy says that just makes me feel kicked back, relaxed, beautiful. It's edges. I don't understand why these edges are... It is very Navajo. We're glad to be home, too, though, and it was pretty thin. Do you want to do the other canvas? Because it's white. It's the same thing. What about that little speckled blend you have up there on the easel? Harley says beautiful Sedona art walk away. Patty, we just have them here. Have them listed anywhere. We were just using them for the mystery boxes. What? The little mold guys. We're going to do that. We're going to pour this like this and we're going to walk away. We're going to do what he wants to do. It's difficult to find the perfect rhythm, the perfect price. It is so difficult. Can you just one time link the rhythm since you don't even like the piece anyways? Yeah. Just leave it. That looks... What is that? You have to heat it up. Organic, we use the clear gloss. Jessica said thank you so much everyone. I'm so glad I found this outlet for my creativity. This is my favorite game changer. Promarine is a good one. Organic says it's pretty. It reminds me of those like old school candies. The ribbon candies, the heart candy. These edges. If you guys could see the edges. Anna-Janice said it's beautiful. Look at that. What? That looks worse on camera than it does in person. Like I'm not. These edges. Definitely don't heat this stuff up a lot. And mess with it. Because it really thins it out. It'll go over the edge. It won't go over it smoothly. This is for a huge big piece that you're adding stuff to. Definitely not something you want to be tilting all day long. There's still a little bit left in there. But I wish you would tilt so they would give it that really smooth side. It looks better than the artwork. Look at all this. Sippy, sippy, sneaky tilt. The brown color you made with the winner. Look at this. Andrew said I knew he was going to tilt it. Look at this. That is an awesome color. That is so much. I wasted so much. It's like I went on vacation and my brain just said no. You're not doing any of that. When Jeff mutters, just know here comes a tilt. Andrew said save the skin, get some coasters. Clara said pour it into a cup and use it. Seriously. We've got some coasters. I think all the square ones are in. There's some brown ones too. We're fighting for the square ones last time. I would love to blow some of that. Can you go over it? Here. You don't want to I have to heat it up. You have to heat it up. Is blue gold a color? Because that's what it looks like. You know, if rose gold is a color, this would be equivalent but with blue. Yeah. There's that teal in it. It's very plain looking. I bet you people will like them. It's not really enough to dip a canvas into. Almost like little square brownies. When it's dry, don't much left. I feel bad for using that much. It's like, how do you forget that this stuff is thin and it just goes away if you heat it up too much? Andrew said those are gorgeous. Julie says, do you guys use ceramic tiles for coasters at all? We do. I just have more of these type handy. People say they look cool. It's a really good color together on top. Mixing them just does not look You do not feel bad. It's not resin, it's ultra cast. This stuff takes forever to set up. I do a lot of I do a lot of heat. Probably shouldn't be doing so much heat. There's a pile. I'm just going to pile this on here and smash two of them together. There's a blue in this. Is there some in there? That should be fine. I agree. Gabrielle should totally use resin.  Have a good night, PJ. Marcy says I think those are super chic. Yeah, I love the color. It's a great I love all these colors mixed together. It's just when they're all together it looks great, like concentrated. When they're spread out and like Yeah, Kellyanne. You would think it'd be hard to leave Belize but we really were excited to get back to our studio. It was a gorgeous place gorgeous house. The scenery was amazing. It really looking forward to getting back in the studio. Gabrielle wants to know what the best starter resin is. Here's the thing about starter resin. We started with Enviratex light which is a great resin. It's readily available at most hobby stores like Michaels and Hobby Lobby and things like that. The thing is I wish I had a longer working time when we had started out so that's why I would probably recommend art resin or ultra cast or something with just a longer working time. The budget ultimately. Enviratex is definitely more affordable. They work about the same. They're both two part resin. My head was just not right. My head wasn't in the game. Guys, I apologize. I think I'm just still on vacay. I know. People said they were surprised that we got to fly with resin. We flew down there and back with open resin. We sealed it as much as we could and taped it. Yeah. Just a week till the move for sure. They did not commentate my resin. I thought for sure. They would at least have opened the packaging but we had it all taped down. They didn't even open my bags. I normally get searched they normally search the bag like when you check it they normally search them. Not one time. Rod said I'm constantly amazed at how good you two are with resin. Tiffany said no apology necessary was a good pour and a lesson learned. Jennifer Barnes said 100% addicting.  Angel Hart says no need to apologize. We did have a pause for sure. Lori said it's all good. No worries it's cool. David said everything will be okay in the morning. Nothing like good night's sleep. I know with open resin it's bananas. Terry said no apology needed. You're an awesome guy and artist. I appreciate it guys. That's bananas Andrea. Also we're going to have bananas merged soon. I posted some stickers on the list to see what you guys thought of it. We would love if somebody would just buy one and then just get it so we can see what it looks like. We could probably just buy one. Yeah. I guess I was just thinking of having to buy multiple and then but I guess that's not how it works. No you just have to buy one. I was right? Well it wasn't going to be thinner in. You can't use this. I'm just saying it to be where I could put this down. They can't see their face. You have to get down here. What are you going to use? Face? You can't use that because that's already set up. What are the dimensions of the stickers? I think I want to say they're like 3 inches by 5 inches. I'm not exactly sure. I'm thinking of switching to a different one. To be honest. Alright. We didn't carry it on. We checked it. You're super sticks. They're not necessarily super sticks. They're just super awesome sticks. Do you have any more gloves? I'm not sure. There's no way. We didn't go through 41. Check these out. My brother went ahead and made these. This is our art logo from our old page. Let's see if you can see this. These are regular like the big sticks. But he put the logo. Can you see these? I think I need a black surface. They're just a little bit low. They're like you can cut out the shape of them. I thought we can either sell these or give them away to some mystery boxes or just as souvenir type things for the guys. I know the guys would like these. I know some of our women followers are not a fan of the skull but that's our art logo. Artists told death logo. They're super nice. I love them. I love this one with the circle and the little point. I love this star cut out one. I'm going to have him cut out this point and this point so it goes up above. I think that would be really nice. Then we're going to make little key chains. They're going to be about yay big, like this. There's little key chains on them. They're going to be awesome. Super awesome. We're going to use like three colors. How do we sound like the mic is literally right over here by the camera. She can say oh you coke. People still say that but so awesome. Let me go over here and see if I can read some of these old you know guys. Sounds fine. Awesome. Thank you. We have the best subs on the planet ever for the record. Happy owl. Sounds great. I said hi. Hi happy owl. Sounds like you're in the room. Okay. Okay. Res is bad. Or getting minutes as I love it already. So snaky. This is called Igloo snake. Igloo snake. Rachel Miller the trip was amazing. We had a awesome time. We got the jet ski and zip line and eat some amazing lobster. Judy's house was beautiful. Judy's house is both houses are beautiful. We're definitely something to rent. We had a chef three nights. Monday, Wednesday, Thursday. Staff is amazing. We're thinking about having a pork class down there next year. Well Sherry that's why I just I thought they would be just fun for just a regular old mixing stick like I mean they're the large stick so one end you can mix and just wipe it off and you can use it over and over again. But I thought it would just be fun for a different look. Organic, we got back yesterday what around? Yeah, it was around 8pm. We got some rest last night. Slept in today a little bit. Got a lot of the errands done went and bought some canvases went and measured our new place for our stuff. Good night Jennifer. That makes you sound conceited. We're going to have some friends help us and we're going to pay a couple of people to basically just come and move the bigger stuff. We have three days to move so we'll be packing all week and getting rid of stuff we don't need arranging it to where we can just take it. We can just spend all days. All night just get some dollies and just put stuff in boxes and just wheel it down and come back up and get another load. I'm not going to let it overwhelm me. It's got to be done. It's going to be done. By this time two weeks from now we'll be moved in teaching a class. Good night Margo. So many buffering. Are we buffering? What does it say? 10% Sorry y'all. I'll make it quick. Yeah Leslie, we're definitely going to be organized. We're going to have so much room for more activities. Everywhere in this place is going to have its own section. I mean wait till you guys see it. We're so excited for you all to see it and I don't know if you guys realize this but you guys are the ones that help us do this. Each and every one of you supported us and pitched in. Have given us the encouragement and all the compliments and literally could not be done without you guys. We could not do it. There's no way we could do this without you guys. However and also in addition to let that be a lesson to you all that you can make a living off of your artwork. CJ, it was probably buffering a tiny bit because her battery was low so it's going on a little different mode so I had to push okay while you're stuck with us. We can deal with that. You guys just need to tell all your friends and family. Do we have any snow white over there? I'm sure we do. I know we have some. We're going to have to pull it from inventory. Got a tip from somebody that said if you make a pink and gold you'd get some gold which makes sense. I'm going to give that a shot with two of my colors. I'm using Pink Petal by Artisiu which is an amazing color. I don't know why we haven't used this before. What is it? Pink Petal. I would definitely put a little bit more in there. It's a powder. Yeah I got it. Gold powder. Nope the glitter gold powder. That's what Pink Petal looks like just regular. Hope you can see it. Thank you so much Mariela. But where are you going? I think he's adjusting the air. It's got like a violet tint to it. I'm going to use that a lot more now that I know what that looks like. But I'm also going to add just a little bit of this gold in there. And by a little bit I mean one of those. And that is glitter gold by Artisiu. See if we can't make something rose goldy. I'm trying to do two things at once. Tamara I think you're right. Be all crystal. Can I go to the little rainbows room? Does that look rose goldy or corally? It looks like a little bit more orange. So it turns out this makes a little bit of a coral but I'm not mad at it. Now this should be a different color. So I'm going to use that. Did we get fuchsia in yet? Organic? No. No. Definitely me. The fuchsia is the teals. I have a purple on backorder. Black paste. It's all on backorder. Unfortunately. I just sent Susan a message right before we went live to see what the status is on those. And as soon as we get off of here I will check and see what that turned out to be. I don't know why I chose such small little cups to make these colors in but yellow. Yellow. Then the last color will be gold which we are almost out of. Jeff's having operator issues with his glasses.  Tri-cop or any yellow gold? Absolutely Barber Jane. You're probably right Brenda. Hi Ocean! Jeff did a pour as though you missed. I did a shitty pour. No V. I did. I can admit it. Tomorrow I will redeem myself hopefully. I'll be back in the saddle. V's going to show me up here. Just leave it like that. That looks good. Are you being me right now? Yeah. I'm being you. Fine. I'll leave it. And then you're going to be me. We're going to be each other's pour anytime. Switch styles? Yeah. We can put some tattoos on her. And you can wear some makeup and I can do your hair. Except for the cursing guy. They didn't mean to curse. We all were offended. See? That looks great. Very snakey. It's coral. And it's a great coral. Don't forget to read things. They're all talking amongst themselves. Jeff, R, Yo, Joe. What? Happy Owl? Are you drunk? What? Happy Owl is sick. Retracted. Retracted. Retracted from the Home of the Rods. That's about it. You can ask about it. I was having a good time. There was a waterfall. And I thought I would do some some sports illustrated stuff. And it just happened to come out amazing. How am I being a hater? Are hardly technically y'all are supposed to see those pictures. Jennifer, summer clothes. What is it? Yeah. Summer clothes are way more important than for your kids. What's that? I don't know how I would, but oh, that's going back. Look at that. That just looks amazing. I don't know how I would, but I would try. It just looks crazy. Like, look at that. Looks like you spilled something and then it mixed with milk. That's nuts. Look at that. The negative space right? I really like what this is doing. See, that's when you mix over something and go back. That's when you're going to get those crazy weird cells. Thanks, Little Red Rachel. We're happy to be back. We're ready to come back to our studio and get a lot of stuff done that we need. Get these emails right. Send out stuff that didn't get sent out or away. It's like Donkey Kong then. Oh, semi-gear is 20 bucks. Thanks for the 20 bucks. I just now saw that. I always said that 10 minutes ago. Keep up. Keep up. Is this too soft and simple? It looks like it on here, but in person, this is flipping amazing. This pink turned out really nice. They can just stay like that. See, that's what I need to do. I need to pour a lot, a lot and then just boom, bada-beam. And then there you go. You guys understand that? Close up please. Will you close up them? Tell me what you're seeing, Jeff. Remember you have... It hasn't gone to 10% yet. What's how awesome this little setup is, babe? Let's make sure this is in there. Is it in there? Let's go around the other side here. Just look at it from this way from this angle. Check you what they're seeing. Look at that gold. That's going to be amazing, that negative space. That's just canvas right there and then that's the white that she used. Lars says, hey y'all. Okay. Terry, I love La Mer. The gold is... It's hard to see, but it's bright gold pigment paste by Artists U. Bright gold. Rachel, I like the glitter gold as a mix-in. But of the two between the glitter gold and the paste gold, the bright gold metallic pigment paste because it'll sell up. Yes, Lisa. Thank you, Molly. Thanks, everybody. Terry, you definitely do. Maybe when we go down there we can pack an extra bag full of canvases. Right? I wish you guys could see our set up it was so fun. I'm glad I bought this little piece. It was like $30 and I was like, I'm not getting this little L bracket and it's so perfect. You want to put that away? Yeah. Everybody likes it, so I'm going to I'm just going to put it in the big I'm going to put it in the big five or so months over. I don't have any clear though, so I guess I'm just going to do coasters. Thanks for wrapping that up, E. They're more gold than anything, so that's going to be our main color. And I guess I could probably pour some of this into our little mold guys. Oh, yeah, they're right here. I was looking for them earlier. I couldn't find them. I love these little guys. Some of these and put them in you guys' mystery boxes. Which we are going to check on tomorrow and get those. Keisha, if you're watching, I thought for sure before I left that we sent yours out. I'm not sure. I don't know if my son overlooked it or I think this what we're doing here is a little overwhelming for him because there's so much and we are so unorganized and he used to work for FedEx and UPS and so I'm sure he's used to just being organized and having a detailed work structure and we're like here you go, go to dinner. Here's some colors in this, so just do it. For real, y'all. You should make some of these little wrestlers. Pink wrestlers, huh? Yeah. I will. Now I'm this. I love you. I'll see how you are. Never for all, I need you to be reading these because I can't. Just Erica, how does Rust-Oleum gold compare to the gold you use? Rod, that the Rust-Oleum has a way different effect. It flows. It'll separate. It's really nice fade with other colors like with a white or with a black or a blue but if you put more, I want to say if you put more paint in resin then you do resin in the paint it'll separate and it'll flow to the top and give you like these gold nugget like almost deposits on top and it's amazing. This resin what is this, the paste? It just kind of flows all together and like some of it spots out it looks like spots like almost like the Mayron did. The picture is frozen. Probably down to 10%. We got 10% y'all. I apologize. We're almost done. We're almost there. I apologize guys. I should have caught that. I was reading on the as you can see we have a little set up over there and I can't see that so I apologize y'all. They're those awesome coasters. If anybody buys that piece they will get ooh babe. I don't know what happened. Whoa. That's fun. Boom. Boom shaka laka. So if it cuts out don't leave. She can still plug this in. I tell you what, this is what we'll do. Where's the uh where's this plug in here? Let's try this. We got 30% Yeah, it's just that the mic's gonna come undone. I will talk louder. Alright guys, I'm gonna unplug the mic so we don't just cut you guys off um and plug this in so that there you go. I'll stand back here and read from McHithos. I don't think Krylon much is a spray paint but they have the silver that reacts like crazy resin. Terry, that's true. The gold does the same thing. Like if you sand if you sand a canvas or a piece of wood and just lightly just layer the gold or the silver it'll be a really good solid gold. But if you want like a super really good gold that you want like a almost a sheen to, like almost a mirror scene, get the Montana gold. That's amazing. Montana metallic gold. Montana metallic gold. This stuff, I mean you cannot go wrong with this. It's amazing. Like this is no joke. Like you can see your reflection in their gold. Like I said, it's from Montana. This is a very large can. This is mainly for graffiti artists and people that do a lot of spray painting at home. Thanks for hanging out, Rod. Jennifer, you can probably order that. Oh yeah, check this out y'all. What Laura sent me. This is all the way from where? Look at this. I got Molotowl. I got like how many colors? I got all kinds of colors. These are just two of them. This is original Molotowl. I've never used this stuff and I'm extremely excited. I'm going to actually just paint something with this. Look at this. We got greens and purples and reds. But look how awesome this stuff is. You don't just take the cap off. You can. Which is kind of boring. But this is what you do with this stuff. Take it. Oh. And this stays on here so you can know what color it is. Pretty cool. I love this. I love it. And this is the fun stuff about Molotowl is if you buy this color in spray paint you can get it in ink. You can get it in a marker. You can get it in a colored pencil I believe. And you could... It's amazing. And it's all the same color. All acrylic. Right? Isn't this acrylic? No. This is actual spray paint. They do have acrylic colors though. I love it. If you can't tell. Sorry if I missed anybody. I was excited about my spray paint. Can you guys hear her from over there? If you talk loud. Alright, Par Harley. Is that how to say that? Yeah, they can hear you. Her voice is so much louder than mine like she enunciates and all that stuff. And literally the world was... You couldn't do it without you. And it's great to be in the Peacorn Competition Contest giveaway. You can see all of the how-to's about that in the Art of Still Death ATDs for people. Can someone link that for all the people? It'd be amazing. Thanks guys. Sorry for the shakiness. I took it off the stand. They are for sale. Those ones with all the Serovskis are sure are for sale. I think we're asking 975 for that. That is a 24 by 36. Right? Yeah. Here. Let's see. We'll go over there. We'll check it out. Organic. I'm pretty sure I have your order. Not many percent on that. Thank you. I have this, babe. Plugged in. Those are all Serovsky crystals. Hi. Just hand painted by myself. Good. Just to be sure I have it. Can you send it? I know I do have it if you don't have time to send it, but I just want to make sure it's in the top of my to-do list if you don't mind.  They have. Kind of, but not really. We're going to do another Super Sale in a minute, too. Yeah. Thanks, Jessica. We have a lot of artwork, y'all. Everybody else to me? Email if you want. What's in our work? We'll be happy to do it. How fun that is. Great, Carol. I understand. Okay. All right, you guys. Visit our website, artistsalllove.com. If you want the Artists U paints, I'll have color obsession listed hopefully before the end of the month. I haven't gotten the inventory list yet from Janice, so that's the holdup. If you want the mystery boxes, the stir sticks, or the beginner's core kit, which comes with canvas, everything you need is in there. Hit us up at that website. If you want to send us an email, send it to artistalllove.com2t2ls. I'm going to break into that tomorrow even though we're like a week behind. Hmm. Do you have any questions? Also, we don't have it up here, but we have our ATDs, core people on Facebook group. We have Artists All Love Studios on Instagram and Artists All Death on Facebook. Yes. You can add us on Instagram and Facebook. We're also going to add our Snapchat up there on our next while we'll be painting. Yeah.


Yay, so we have this JavaScript that we were working on for a while now, we actually came to a point where we started from scratch using a code for a different application, now it's working okay, it's 226 lines of code, we also have this lask application Python code that's currently running locally, that is what the front page looks like, the new feature is that it's also converting this AG into sound. So that's how it sounds like when you scroll through this file channel seven. So this is the whole segment as the seizure in it on different channels. So this channel 14 actually sounds more interesting. So that's what the seizure sounded like kind of can hear what the difference between seizure and no seizure. But yes, it's not great, we'll be trying to improve it in the future. One of the problems, for example, for future improvement is the fact that the wavelet denoising doesn't actually make much difference. Does make difference at all for in terms of the sound makes a little bit of difference. You can actually see the difference over there. Yeah, this is two of them overlaid on top of one another, you can see it even more. And how different wavelets are doing it's what it's giving in the air and why. It seems like by orthogonal, a 1.1 makes the larger difference. Yeah, if the trending is off, the filtering doesn't really work. There's also this crackling noise when nodes are changing. It's only happening when scrolling we actually tried addressing it yesterday. So I'm wondering, wondering now if a Python was the last code that was uploaded to change up if if I ask any questions now it will try and address them through Python code instead of JavaScript. I don't know. There is a bit of crackling noise when nodes are changing. So when scrolling through the e g file, there's some sort of sound interference seem to be between the different nodes. Yeah, I think we checked it yesterday wasn't the buffering, but something else essentially now, if you can hear it, but it's doing some sort of decay. So it's not just turning the note off when it's playing, but it should be a function for it should be some sort of delay. Why don't I see that code? Actually, unusual. It should be changing play frequency is function. Yeah, this RAM, right? Yeah, this duration, increase that is not working as expected. Make any difference. You need to see for any magic numbers, this duration is longer. Yeah, there is this crackling sound between a when scrolling the cell 14 or something. It's something more interesting. Yeah, I don't know if you can hear it as well, but I'm gonna get rid of that crackling sound between nodes. What could it be? Audio buffering issue? Yeah, we are using for a sine waves playing at the same time. This tells you how the mapping is actually happening. No, it's not like a normalize power. It's the normalize power range. It should be from zero to one. So based on the code, what normalize power range. Yes, it was normally way too small. We should have had the amplitudes as well. Numbers seem to be too small. We are just the maximum power to 2000 instead of 3000. So yeah, this normalize power for Delta band is higher. It's going up to 15k. This number is very low. Right, so now it's more sensitive and these numbers go get some larger closer to one value as well. So that was a better or not. It essentially became way more sensitive. It actually shows you the exact mapping reducing a maximum power from 3000 to 100. What would this do? Right, so it's not clipping in this particular case, but yes, it might clip with other signals. I don't know if this power goes higher than the current at 20k. Right, yeah, they're definitely more noticeable. Using the maximum power to more realistic, like 100 might provide normalization that is more representative of actual power distribution. Yes, so this power distribution, the normalize power distribution is more realistic, yes. So that's what seizure sounds like on channel 15. A little clip over there, to remove more power in there. I was trying to see what the effect window size has. Why is it only two powers? No, it is clipping. Right, so it is clipping on channel 14. That's the problem. Yes, when the mapping is one, that means the normalize power is clipping. So how bad is it? Because it's still playing a note. And let's just double check it should be playing the highest note using index 36, playing as C6. Check the code using index 36, C6. Yes, it's playing the highest note in the delta range. It should be also playing the highest note in theta range, in alpha range, the mapping power, the power, the normalize power is 0.57, which translates into G5. So G5 should be somewhere in the middle of between E3 and E6. Anyway, reducing this max power, essentially a magic number, because it's not a maximum power, it's the maximum normalize power anyway, but that's resulting in normalized numbers between 0 and 1. I have channel 7 as default. It's not the most interesting one. Music wise, 15 sounds a bit better. Let's try 30 and we haven't tried 30. So window size obviously matters a lot. Let's try 5, 6. You can also use your keyboards. The other thing there's an obvious overlap. Yeah, the overlap quite a bit. That's the other problem. Yeah, we actually should have something that changes by how much the scroll is moving. It should depend on the window size. We have this standard 8, 10 seconds. Anyway, you can use your keyboard mouse. There's an overlap in the scrolling. Just kind of obvious we can change that. So on one hand, we want to keep as many things as default as possible. On the other hand, we want to give you more control over how this works. So let me know what you think. Essentially, all these variables, they could be made well, they're not constant, but they are, well, I call them magic numbers, but let's see if it understands magic numbers in programming as a numeric value that is used in the code without any explanation of what it represents. That's right. There's magic numbers in the provided code. File scroller. Yes, this file scroller is important. We have the volume. The volume seemed to be okay. Well, yeah, that's the one I can let you adjust like the user to adjust actually, but that's probably a bad idea duration. Yeah, could let a we could have a slider for the duration as well. I know the 10 is passing into base 10. So note that is explainable. That's not magic. A volume duration is the magic numbers. We can just let the user control those. Yes, 1000 if it's converting from seconds to milliseconds, it's not that it's not a magic number as well as we know why it's 1000. Yeah, those are magic numbers. The zero for mean and max normalized power, minimum maximum power values used for normalization. The 100 there is a magic number that will be harder to explain. Why is it 100? Step 11. Start node index. This is the index of the last node in the nodes array. Why? Well, because there's 11 of those. I don't know why there's 11 of those 49. It's a constant using a formula to convert a node to a frequency. Yeah, figure these three and one looks like magic numbers to me that seem to just work. Yeah, we might add the volume and duration this stage. It's how all channels sound like. Yeah, I don't think we look at one as well. It's not clipping if it sounds any better or worse. We also ideally have a selection of the musical instrument. I actually want to extract some other features, not just a power in each frequency band and turn them into a map them into pitch and timbre. If I continue this next time, let me know if there's any relevant questions and I'll see you later. Bye.


Good day, fellow investors! We continue with our summary of Ben Graham's The Intelligent Investor and today we'll discuss the second part of Chapter 11, Stock Analysis for the Lay Investor, How to Analyze Stocks. And these are the topics, valuations, what impacts those are the different per industry, long-term prospects, management, financial strengths, capital structure, dividends and current dividend rate, but more about that in Chapter 19. Capitalization Rate for Growth Stocks. What's the valuation for a growth stock? And Graham gives us a formula, industry analysis and a two-part appraisal process. So analyzing a company starts by analyzing future, estimating future revenues, future margins, future growth, future businesses, and then discounting that cash flow to the present value. And what you attach also to those future cash flows is always a valuation. What's the discount rate and what's the valuation on the future earnings? And Graham gives a great example about that. From his table in the book he shows how the earnings forecast for example of allied chemicals were 3.70, but the actual were on average 1.46. So that was much worse than what expected. And those averages go all around the place, they are very, very rarely, especially in this environment now, in the modern era, which was different than back then. So always take with a grain of salt all those analysis that give you a target price because you never know what can happen. And here Graham touches on a delicate side project. As you never know what can happen, the mainstream media tells you diversify, diversify, diversify, diversify. But Graham is more in favor of okay, find a few sectors, a few stocks that you will understand well, that you will cover over time better if those few sectors are a little bit diversified and then you will know how to take advantage of when those are cheap and take advantage when those are expensive. So be more specialized in something and this will lower your long term risk and increase the return. Diversification just gives you the average and when things go bad, it amplifies the risk. Now on factors affecting valuations, he looks at market multipliers and he says that it's not that good to apply different valuations to same earnings. For example, general long-term prospects were very positive for chemical companies back then, but not so positive for oil companies. However, in 1963 the expectations were good for chemicals. The result were that oil companies had much better returns, much better earnings from 1963 to 1970. And this is always the question, are you an absolute investor? Do you look an absolute returns business yields or relative returns? Oh, this is better. This is worse. This is worth overpaying or not. So Graham is more an absolute investor. Give me earnings. That is what gives me my returns. About the management, there is not much help there. The management might have a great business, so it can be bad management.  So you never know when the management is really delivering or adding value. So Graham focuses on changes in management where there is no risk because there is value, margin of safety. You can sell the assets and then the management, the new management might turn that around. But those are already more specific situations. On the financial strength and capital structure, the more cash, the more safety. But he also says if there is leverage, if you can time that well, the return might be exponential because the company is leveraged, the return on equity might be very, very high. So again, with Graham, he is a very sophisticated investor trying to do something for the lay investor, but he cannot avoid those things where you have to be sophisticated. And as for dividends, Chapter 19, really in detail about dividends. So we'll see about that later. Subscribe to the channel, please. Now let's go to the formula for long term growth stocks. This is it. The formula that Graham simplified, the value of a growth stock is the current normal earnings times 8.5 plus twice the expected annual growth rate. And in table here, he says expected growth rate, multiplier 8.5, expected growth rate, I don't know, 10% per year. Over the next seven years, multiplier is okay that it is 28.5. Five to seven years expected growth at 20% multiplier PE ratio 50 is okay, but there are very few companies that can grow that long, that high. Let's do an example. Facebook, the current earnings are $6 per share. Let's say they grow at 14.3 as Graham table gives us, then the price earnings ratio would have to be 37.1. This is 222 stock price. So will Facebook grow faster than 15% it's growing faster now or will it go slower? Let's go again on another example. 20% growth on Facebook, $6 earnings, 8 times 5 times 2 times 20 is 40, 6 times 48.5. The value of Facebook goes to 291 if they grow 20% over the next seven years. Will Facebook grow 20% over the next seven years? I don't know why I don't invest in Facebook. Well, I am long YouTube. I'm investing with daily videos. I'm long IGTV. I have my webpage on Facebook. So I'm already exposed to that and it wouldn't be proper diversification. So I'm hedged by not investing in Facebook, but investing in social medias with these videos. So that's just my perspective. You might want to see how Facebook fits you and there is even a video about Facebook that I made in December. Good timing then. On the industry analysis that you might find a lot of reports. Graham says that very few reports give you the insight, okay, this is now an unpopular industry, but this will change.  Usually reports just regurgitate what happened in the past and plot the line in the future. And that's usually baked already in the price. So you have to see, okay, this is a popular sector that's going down, or an unpopular that's going up. Those are the reports you have to see. And that's something we try to focus on here on the channel. Further on the two part appraisal process, he says that one person should analyze the past and get to the value of the past. And one should analyze the future and estimate the current value based on future cash flows. The reasons are improvement, as the focus is just not just on current, it gives experience and insight. And it gives a body of recorded experience where you can always come back in the future when something happens to the stock. So this makes you better understand the possibilities and limitations to conclude with a quote, eventually, the intelligent analyst will confine himself to those groups in which the future appears reasonably predictable, or where the margin of safety of past performance, value over the current price is so large that he can take his chances chances on future variations. So in the subsequent chapters that we are going to analyze, we'll discuss much more examples that Graham will show. And I'm looking forward to that because the race to investing, learning, learning, investing knowledge has just begun. Thank you for watching, looking forward to the comments and I'll see you in the next video.


We're at kind of a time now where we've got huge environmental challenges and Universities are not necessarily equipped to address the pressing environmental challenges of our time and I put together this panel of people who could speak to that how to reshape, retool, rethink academia in terms of the environmental space about how to we can better address these pressing challenges So we had panelists that were the directors of Institutes environmental institutes at different institutions the Woods Institute for the environment at Stanford the Institute on the environment at Minnesota and Earth Lab at the University of Washington the chief scientist of the Nature Conservancy who also Before he took this job was the director of a huge center at University of Queensland in Australia and then we had the a professor and Recent administrator of NOAA in the US and I would say the biggest take-home came from Lots of conversation that was summed up in show up We talked about personal relationships about early career and late career people engaging in Not just outreach, but real co-development of Solutions with people who are based with Tricky problems and need help from academics and that can really yield Interesting academic research that at the same time solves problems facing society today


Hello and welcome to the session. In this session we discuss the final question which says, find the value of log 128 to the base 8. We know that log of the number n to the base a is equal to x means that a to the power x is equal to n. This is the key idea that we use for this question. Let's proceed with the solution now. We suppose let log of 128 to the base 8 be equal to x. The key idea we have that this means x is equal to 128. Now we can write 8 as 2 raised to the power 3 and this whole to the power x is equal to 128. Now we factorize 128 and factorizing 128 we get 128 is equal to 2 to the power of 7. So we can write here 2 to the power of 7. This means 2 to the power 3x is equal to 2 to the power 7. Which means that 3x is equal to 7 and so we get x equal to 7 upon 3. And we had assumed x to be log of 128 to the base 8. Therefore we have log of 128 to the base 8 is equal to 7 upon 3. This is our final answer. Hope you have understood the solution of this question.


What's going on, everyone? Sam here with late in sports cards. We're up in 20, 22, 91, football hobby, 10 box break, number 30. Pick your team style. We have a list of our names in our teams, Alexander M. Broncos, Anthony G. Dolphins, Anthony T. Panthers, Bradley R. Falcons, Patriots, Steelers, Texans, Chargers, Jets, Niners, Brian B. Packers, Chad B. Rams, Darius M. Cardinals, Duke F. Bangles, Edward P. Cowboys, Eric P. Seahawks, Gary H. Browns, Greg P. Chiefs, Bucks, Gersomar S. with the Titans, Jalen G. Eagles, Jason K. Bills, Jeff A. Bears, Jeremy H. Ravens, Keith B. Commanders, Matt P. Colts, Monty M. Lyons, Sean C. Jaggs, Spencer M. Saints, Tim S. Vikings, Tyler W. Giants, Victor M. with the Raiders. Here we go. Good luck, everybody. Let's do some Panini Juan. I'll see a shield, dude. The shield will be so cool out of this. Wow, that's a start. How about 8 of 10? Desmond Ritter. Oh, nice. Holy cow, the patch on that thing, dude. That's so nasty. That's a great start. 8 of 10 going to Atlanta. I believe that's Bradley R, if I'm not mistaken. Yes, it is. Bradley, congrats, buddy. Nice one there. That's a great start to this case. Good lord. Nasty patch on that. That is going to be nice. Precision RPA, Trayvon Walker going to the Jaggs. 15 of 75. Yes, it was quicks. Yeah, all the Jacobs and Lumenens will go to the Raiders. Yeah, so there was a couple of jerseys, and then there was the duel with Bo Jackson, I believe that was in the Lumenens break.  True, exactly. Nice. 2 of 75, Aiden Hutchinson. Nice one there on the day one auto. That'll be going to Monty. Congrats, Monty. Monty's in chat right now. There you go, buddy. 2 of 75, day one auto on card of Hutch. Very cool. Next one. Yeah, not bad, quicks. All right, we've got a Drake London 17 of 25. One color, three colored RPA going to the Falcons. There you go, Bradley on that one, buddy. That's pretty nasty. Drake London on the track. That's gross, dude. That's going to be Dan Marino for the Dolphins. Dude, that's awesome. Player worn 18 of 25. Three color, one color, one color, three color. Congrats, Miami. The Dolphins in this one.  Going to Anthony G. Congrats, Anthony. That's nice when he hits something like that, dude. The offers are so cool. Once upon a time, Jeremy Shockey on the auto, 82 of 99 going to the Giants. Grats on that, New York, Miami Hurricanes legend. Played with the Giants, Saints as well. Jeremy Shockey. Next up is, ooh, that's cool, Mark Brunel. 10 of 49 going to the Jags on the Lone Star Auto. Congrats on that, Jacksonville with the old Jags logo on the back as well. Probably their best quarterback in history, I'd say. Mark Brunel won a Super Bowl. The very end of his career is a backup. I think with the Giants. Giants are Saints, one of the other. Up next, Aaron Jones, Lone Star, three colored patch auto. Seven of 20. That's from last year's Panini one. Player worn on that as well. Congrats, Packers. There you go, Green Bay. Very nice one there. We've got seven of 10, John Mechie. Two-color, two-colored RPA for the Texans. That's when they're Houston. Hopefully he bounces back after his unfortunate step away from football. But that's nasty. Congrats on that, Houston. And last box of the break. Good luck, everybody. Do a little recap pretty quick of all the hits. That is going to be nice. Going to the Packers as well. 75 of 99, Christian Watson on the square one. One color, two, two, and two. There you go. Congrats, Green Bay. Nice one there. That's pretty sick. And empty. Do a quick recap of our hits. Well, there are only hits in this. We've got Christian Watson, John Mechie to 10, Aaron Jones, Mark Brunel, Jeremy Shockey, Dan Marino, Drake London, Aiden Hutchinson, Trayvon Walker, and to 10, Logopatch Desmond Ritter. I'll do it for the break, guys. Thanks again for the fill. Coming up next is the full 20 box key.


Game two, Winnie Mac, taking the court against Lake of the Woods. And it was all Patriots early. Hannah Smebe set up, and she finds a spot for the kill. They go up two sets to none, but hold on a sec. Here comes the Bears, Alicia Draper drops in the ace. That's a big momentum swing for the point. Then later, Lake of the Woods, they go to their go-to on the outside, Marissa Johnson. And she won't be denied for the kill. Bears come storming back, and when the final three sets, what a thriller. They advance to Bagley also tomorrow night. If you've enjoyed this segment of Lakeland News, please consider making a tax-deductible contribution to Lakeland Public Television.


Let's bump it. Section 7-8, Volleyball Deer River opening up with North-East range. Warriors get a scare and drop set one, but bounce back. Devaney Tibbets with the ace. That'll also give them the lead. Then later in the set, Hope Shankin set up in the middle and she rises up and puts it away. They win 25-13. Then the third, this time Shankin serving. Can I get an ace? Yes we can. She'll drop it in for the point. The momentum shifted big time senior Myla Antela. She didn't want her season and finds an opening for the kill. Warriors win three straight to take it in four. They got next up Friday night. If you've enjoyed this segment of Lakeland News, please consider making a tax-deductible contribution to Lakeland Public Television.


SNES DROP! Remember that annoying demon guy from Super Ghouls and Ghosts? Well, he actually has his own series. His name is Firebrand, star of the Gargoyles Quest games for Game Boy and NES, and Demon's Crest for Super Nintendo. However, this game is a classic example of something that sounds awesome on paper, but just doesn't live up to its full potential. Uh-oh, that's right. It's time for another unpopular opinion video. Firebrand has a lot of capabilities. He can fly, he can float, he can shoot projectiles, he can cling to walls, he can interact with the background, and eventually he can change forms kinda like Mega Man, as he collects all these elemental stones. That sounds awesome, right? On paper, yes, but there's three big problems. Number one, the level design just doesn't take full advantage of these abilities. As awesome as everything looks, the design itself is just too ordinary. There's certain things I just don't get, like this very small example here. Like, why bother with any of these floating platforms if I can fly right over them? This isn't like Super Mario World, where you need a lot of space, and it's a big process to fly and stay in the air. In Demon's Crest, you just press a button twice, and that renders a lot of the level design just kinda useless. Number two, the game is way too short. Only five levels? And yeah, you have to go through each of these levels multiple times, which is not only really boring, but it only further exposes how ordinary the level design is.  That's well done. But it really does make for a dull experience to have to go through the same levels over and over. And number three, the game is just way too easy. Now, I'm a proponent of games like Sky Blazer and Run Saber, two games that are also short and pretty easy, thanks to your character having overpowered capabilities. But in my opinion, those games are much more fun because the level design does a better job complementing your character's abilities, whereas Demon's Crest just kinda falls flat.  I'm not calling it a bad game, not at all. It's just not nearly as good as it's hyped up to be. It's a good example of the whole not being equal to the sum of its parts. The game's biggest strength is its visual presentation. It just looks cool as hell, and the intro is fantastic. The backgrounds are deep and detailed and really go a long way in making this game look as nice as it does. I also like how you start the game with a boss fight. No screwing around, you fight this ginormous dragon thing immediately.  That's awesome. The control is fantastic, it's very tight. It can be a bit tricky at first to get used to, jumping, floating, and flying, but it's very well done. However, like I said earlier, I think allowing him to fly non-stop like this may have been a mistake.  The music is a cross between Super Ghouls and Ghosts in Castlevania. Again, that sounds awesome on paper, but in execution, it's kind of lackluster. There's not enough dynamic in the sound palette, and as a result, some of the tracks blend together and sound the same. There's like five or six different versions of the main theme, which kinda gets old. But hey, if you really like pipe organs, then Demon's Crest is your game. One last criticism here, and probably my biggest bone to pick with this game, is that Demon's Crest is too dang cryptic. The game gives you the ability to fly around and pick and choose what levels you want to play, but it never tells you that you have to collect all this stuff in order to reach the final boss. That's a problem. And even when you reach the final boss, the fight is lackluster, to say the least. Again, I want to stress I'm not calling Demon's Crest a bad game. It's just that it's become one of those overhyped games over the years, and as a result, its price tag has skyrocketed. Demon's Crest is okay, pretty good at best, but I don't think it lives up to the hype.


Hello, my name is Alex Binay and I'm the president and CEO of the Canada Science and Tech Museums Corporation and it's great to have this opportunity to look back at a pretty eventful year in the life of the corporation and its three museums. One of the things that's made me particularly proud this year is the way we've been able to reach beyond the walls of our museums to connect with the wider world. So as many of you are undoubtedly aware, our flagship, the Canada Science and Technology Museums currently closed for what is a massive renewal project and it's been exciting to see how innovative our staff has been in continuing to get our messages out, but more on that a little later. The purpose of this little chat is to reflect on our achievements over the year 2015-16. With respect to our overall corporate vision, it remains the same to inspire Canadians with particular reference to science and technology. I think everybody recognizes that we're in an age of profound science and technology and the good news is that Canada does well in these fields and we all know that we can do even better and it's part of our mission to help partner with Canadians, inspire Canadians, especially young Canadians, but overall Canadians to just be as good as we can be and to be one of the leading nations in fact on earth with respect to those dimensions. Over the past year, our two open museums have been very active in producing a full slate of public events and programming. From family events such as Bug Day and the Sheep Sharing Festival at the Canada Agriculture and Food Museum, to Remembrance Week and National Child Day at the Canada Aviation and Space Museum, to events attracting adults such as Bacon Palooza at the Canada Agriculture and Food Museum, visitors have been able to do everything from canning vegetables to imagining what it would be like to live on Mars. You may know that we preside over one of the great collections on earth of science artifacts, over a million artifacts. Many of them are brilliant. We have wonderful staff who take care to preserve it and in all ways make sure that it's there for all Canadians to cherish for decades to come. We all know that the future is defined by how our youth do with education and innovation and all that kind of inspiration and so I think we're playing our part an important part in engaging young Canada to really embrace that whole area. I mean it's fine to play hockey, it's fine to do all the other things that young kids do but it's important to really latch on to science innovation as a key dimension of everything that we do and I feel we're playing our part in that regard. In terms of the future as we get into more apps it's our ambition to link with every kid and every kitchen table and in every classroom every day so we'll be bringing you really exciting manifestations of how the world is developing and you can plug into it and play games and do contests and really get in the swing of how it to help a country become a masterful in the future of the world. Museums are of course not really museums without exhibitions and we've had some great ones this year. At the Canada Agriculture and Food Museum food will win the war showcased food production during the Second World War from large-scale farming to individual victory gardens. At the Canada Aviation and Space Museum Life in Orbit the International Space Station developed by the museum in partnership with the Canadian Space Agency looked at what it's like to circle the earth while living for months in space nor has the closure of the Science and Technology Museum kept it from producing exhibitions for travel including energy house and game changers that will be ready for travel in the fall of 2016. Each year the corporation adds objects of national and international importance to its collection. This year's key acquisitions included not only scientifically and technically important objects but also acquisitions that are important for social reasons. Among the many acquisitions the Canada Agriculture and Food Museum acquired an early production model of a Dion Thresher from the 1920s made by Dion and Freire in Quebec. Dion is a Quebec success story because it has remained an independent agricultural implement designer and manufacturer which is a remarkable accomplishment in this age of global mergers and takeovers. Meanwhile the Canada Aviation and Space Museum acquired archives documenting the early aviation career of Manitoba born aviator William Edgar Robinson. He trained at the Wright School of Aviation in the United States and he served in the Royal Naval Air Service on the western front and in the Mediterranean during the First World War. A prize piece in the Robinson archives is a document signed by Orville Wright pilot of the world's first powered flight by a heavier-than-air machine. The Canada Science and Technology Museum acquired a Lenoir meter one of the earliest standard brass meters that survived from the beginnings of the metric system around 1800. It was used in an official Bureau of Verification in France and this artifact is now the earliest metric object in Canada. The Science and Tech Museum also acquired some great examples of domestic technology and design from the 1970s. A set of three Viking brand household kitchen appliances built in Quebec, a range, a refrigerator and a dishwasher. They are an autumn red one of the fashionable colors of the time and they represent the ongoing economic boom and middle-class prosperity of the post-Second World War years. Viking was the house brand of the now defunct Eatons department store. The museum also acquired a homemade robot equipped with artificial intelligence that successfully hitchhiked across Canada. The famous robot called Hitchbot began its journey at the side of the road in Halifax, Nova Scotia on July 27th, 2014 and hitched 19 rides to successfully complete its journey to Vancouver, British Columbia on August 21st only 25 days later. Hitchbot also took digital images every 20 to 30 minutes which were uploaded to a server and used by the Hitchbot team to share moments from Hitchbot's journey online. Hitchbot represents a number of interesting technical innovations and fills an important gap in the museum's communications and computing collections. The last Science and Tech Museum acquisition this year represents the intersection of technology with the drama of human life and struggle. I'm speaking of objects collected by a Canadian physician from a migrant rescue ship in the Mediterranean Sea. Amongst the many objects is a mariners compass found on overcrowded inflatable raft, children's flotation aids and emergency medical devices. These objects have been displayed at the Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21 in Halifax and the Canadian Museum for Human Rights in Winnipeg. Information and photos of these and other artifacts in the national collection can be accessed in the collection online database on our website. We are a Canadian Museum as you know, a Canada's Museum of Science and Technology. We have exhibitions that go back and forth. We have some regional opportunities for people to visit stuff or belong periods at a time. We're going to be getting much more into that in the years to come because of what else science and technology as all these apps make so much more possible than is ever the case. These days, of course, compelling virtual exhibitions and online programming are a must. Here again are institution excels. Bees, a honey of an idea, is a fascinating virtual exhibition introducing visitors of all ages to bees and their importance to agriculture. This past year, the Canada Science and Technology Museum also became the first national museum to launch a virtual exhibition in partnership with the Google Cultural Institute. Another fun feature is our Google Hangouts, which this year included family hangouts on bees and airplanes, attracting hundreds of people to the live hangouts and afterward to the recorded YouTube videos. And of course, we also have extended online resources available for children, schools, families, scholars and researchers. Any public-facing organization worth its salt, and this goes double for knowledge-based institutions like ours, has to have a massive online presence and reach. We're highly active when it comes to social media, posting often on Facebook, on Twitter and in blogs. And for several years now, we've also been posting videos on our YouTube channel. Travelling exhibitions are, of course, one of the key ways in which we connect with audiences beyond the national capital region. Over the past year, several of our exhibitions have traveled the country, reaching 3.5 million visitors in cities ranging from St. John's, Newfoundland to Fort McMurray, Alberta to Vancouver, British Columbia. But one of the areas in which our museums are way ahead of the pack is in our apps. Over the past year, we've developed some outstanding mobile applications that allow people to train as First World War flying aces as they take to the skies in early aerial combat, and coming soon, an app where the user travels and lives on Mars, and another one that explores the importance of these to our world. So far, our apps have been downloaded in over 170 countries. The closed Canada Science and Technology Museum didn't stop reaching Canadians face-to-face. The Science Mobile continued to travel to schools, daycares, and libraries, offering programs for young, curious minds. We reached more than 40,000 children and adults in a year. While all three of our museums have always been active in pursuing their individual mandates, there are some overarching initiatives that are handled by the corporation as a whole. Some of you may have already been aware of our Let's Talk Energy and its outreach arm, Talk Energy Week. Both spearheaded cross-Canada conversations about the place of energy in our lives. This past year, more than 2.2 million people took part in Talk Energy Week, which is a very impressive number. In addition, as part of our ongoing commitment to science, outreach, and engagement in one of the ways we will be celebrating Canada 150, we launched an interactive digital storybook to capture the people, places, and artifacts that tell the story of Canadian invention and innovation. The digital story book is called InnovationCanada150.ca, and we want you to join in. Two years ago, we put our collection data online for open access, and this year we have taken a leadership role by providing open access to our museum's research and information assets. This initiative will provide digital open access to the knowledge we hold in trust for all Canadians. As part of our continued mandate to celebrate Canadian innovation, I'm pleased to report as well that we are an official partner in the newly launched Governor General's Innovation Awards. We balance our budgets, we do things on time, we get rave reviews from what we build or renovate, and so, thank you to the team that leads that and does that, and I believe we are making Canadians proud in that regard. And finally, infrastructure has been a major theme at our museum. We were very fortunate for Canada to invest over a million dollars in booting as we use that word, the Museum of Science and Technology, and now it has be briefed us another $154 million to build a magnificent collections building that's going to be a showpiece for the entire country, and we look forward to having that up on time, on budget, to rave reviews, and of national import. Those are the four overarching commitments that we make to the people of Canada. And now to what, for many people, is the most important issue when it comes to our group of museums, the renewal of the Canada Science and Technology Museum. Before we embarked on this $80.5 million project, we held public consultations and the feedback we got was invaluable, but even more heartening was seeing how important the museum is to Canadians and to the national capital region. It is us obviously welcome news to all Canadians that the Canada Science and Technology Museum is undergoing a massive renewal of its building on both its galleries, its amenities, and its exhibits. I don't know about you, but I can't wait for November 2017 when the museum opens to the public. Speaking of the future, we're also pleased to be building a state-of-the-art collection and conservation facility in partnership with the National Gallery of Canada and the Canadian Conservation Institute. When it opens in 2018, that building will serve not only as an outstanding home for everything from turbines to fine art, but also as an example of what can be achieved when institutions pool their resources. The progress so far on the renewed Canada Science and Technology Museum and the planning that has started on the collection and conservation center prove beyond any doubt that the corporation has the best teams in the country carrying out this work. I want to thank two groups of people in particular. One is our full range of partners. We have private partners, provincial partners, municipal partners, and they're all wonderful and they get it. They get why it's important to invest in science and technology, and so thank you to all of you. And finally, I certainly want to thank and acknowledge the Government of Canada itself for everything that it does. Most of that quarter of a billion dollars to which I just referred comes from the government, comes from you the taxpayer. I promise you that we will honor it, we will deliver on task, and the country will be better off as a result of this extraordinary investment in science, technology, and innovation. So there you have it. It's been a very successful year. We've had our share of challenges, but with government support and a dedicated staff and of course the ongoing and enthusiastic approval of visitors both on site and online, it's been a year which we're all justifiably proud. Nearly 410,000 people have visited the two museums that are currently open to the public. We reached 14 million people via social media with 1.1 million visits to our websites, 840,000 interactions via Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube. The list goes on. More than 93,000 people connected with our virtual exhibitions, more than 75,000 downloads of our educational activity kits, and more than 61,000 downloads in over 170 countries of our new Ace Academy Black Flight app, which I might add launched only a few short months ago. All told, we reach more than 21,600,000 people as we continue to inspire Canadians to celebrate and engage with their scientific, technological, and innovative past, present, and future. It's been a pleasure to head up the corporation like this and I'm proud of what we've been able to achieve over the past 12 months. Popular exhibitions, a strong national and international presence, outstanding programming, online innovation, and initiatives that continue to reinforce the definite importance of science and technology to everyday life. It's been an exciting year and I can't wait to see what's next.