Hey guys, what is that? So for today's video, I'm gonna be showing you guys like my monthly reset routine What I like doing at the end slash beginning of each month to like reset myself, you know get the vibrations right get in the mood Yeah, I'm just gonna be like taking you guys around vlog style like usual I just wanted to make this a little intro because I just wanted to be the more of this like a structured video showing You guys like what I do because you know what beginning of the month So you can consider them new little chapters of your life because if you think about it It's kind of like a division for you so you can say like every 30 days you get new goals And you can reflect on them you can see what you want to do better this month Like it's kind of a reset and yeah, so I'm just gonna show you guys what I do Hopefully give you guys ideas on what to do like at the beginning of the month to recharge make yourself feel better Accomplish the new goals. Yeah, we're gonna get into it. It's already November I literally cannot believe that it's already November like my mind is literally blown like there's literally two months left of the Year two months. I'm actually shook at that like I don't even know to say it's pretty much already Christmas Which I'm not mad about like I love Christmas and I'm already starting to celebrate it So I'm not mad about it, but at the same time it's like it's our it's gonna be the end of the year and literally two days It's gonna feel like two days at least so prepare anyways, so yeah, okay guys So now what I'm going to do clean my bathroom. I'm going to just like refresh it You know wipe down the counter clean the mirror put some products away that been sitting on the floor Make some room for them refill stuff change out my products and just you don't make it clean And yeah, I feel like cleaning is just something that you can so easily get behind on if you don't said dedicated times to do and it's Something that like I if I missed cleaning something during the month And I definitely want to do it by the beginning of the next month just because it just feels so good to go into a new phase Let's clean shit like it has literally directly correlates to my mental health Like if my room is a mess if my surroundings are a mess I will feel Interest and it's just not a good feeling and it'll just like literally give me mental fog like it's horrible I'm pretty sure a lot of people relate to this where like how cleaner spaces directly correlates to your stress levels How interest you are because like coming back to a clean space and having it just like refresh is the best feeling It's definitely on the top priority list for my monthly reset is cleaning like that's like so important to me Okay, you guys so I just had to switch out my mat Unfortunately because my other one was a Halloween one, so I just put like a plain one on now Hopefully I can get a Christmas one because I'll definitely be on the lookout for that But I really like having a mat here just because in the morning when my feet are cold it just feels so good on my feet if I'm not wearing socks, so we love that and Yeah, everything just feels so damn fresh and clean. I'm obsessed and then in here I did a bit of organization I finally put away these face masks that I've been just like literally using them out of the box Like I've had like the box sitting on the floor because I was too lazy to make room for them in the cabinet So I finally put them away Properly in a good spot for them So now Madison can use them if she wants because they're in here But yeah, I feel so good to get you done, especially the shit that you've been putting off for the whole month So okay guys, so now I'm going to clean my room because that's obviously what needs to happen It's not really that messy right now to be honest like it's Not like the worst it's ever been like it's honestly pretty fine right now But I kind of just want to do more of a deep cleaning Where I'm gonna just wipe every surface down and just kind of like go more in depth rather than just picking everything up Off the floor like I usually do we're gonna do a little laundry and yeah, let's just quickly clean my room I'm gonna wash my bed sheets because I haven't done that in a while I usually aim for every two weeks, but I don't think I did it two weeks ago. I think I forgot so Yeah, apparently the recommended amount to wash your bed sheets is every two weeks But sometimes that doesn't happen. So it's fine, but that's something that I need to prioritize So we ought to wash my bed sheets. Okay, let's get freaking. Let's get cleaning and honestly Doing like just wiping down the surfaces of your countertops and stuff at least like once a month It's gonna help with like dust accumulation and all that stuff Yeah, I don't do it often where I go in and actually wipe everything down and dust But I feel like at least once once a month is good like it's okay Mid cleanup sesh. I just wanted the fridge and got this juice that I made yesterday It has like kale, apples, celery, cucumber, a whole bunch of greens, carrots, and it's just so good So it definitely feels also good to like throw in some good health choices at the beginning of the month to kind of set you up for success for the rest of the month and Especially if you were slacking off to continue like good habits and restart them. So yeah I just thought I'd share before I continue cleaning. This is honestly like a power juice. So we love that So the next thing that I like to do every month is reset like my wallpaper on my laptop and just kind of organize my desktop and make it Suitable for the next month like for example, if you look at my desktop right now It is a fall background So that's not gonna work for November because we want to get in the Christmas spirit So what I like doing I like going on Pinterest and just like gathering Photos and kind of making a mood board for the month Maybe content creation inspo picture inspo just like vibes in general for November You know what I mean because that just helps like set the tone because I literally look at my laptop Every single day like there's rarely a day where I don't go on my laptop I feel like November could kind of be an awkward time where like it's not fully Christmas mode yet But then like you still want to have a bit of that Christmas vibe if you know what I'm saying like you want kind of that transition So it's gonna be a little difficult picking this vibe So we'll see we'll see what I come up with and what I also kind of like doing sometimes is getting pre-made collages They have a bunch on Pinterest if you just search up like November collage Then sometimes I'll make them for you and sometimes I'll just pick one of those because it's easier Okay, so I accumulated some photos and now I'm just on pick monkey. I have a subscription You don't need pick monkey to make a collage. You can literally use anything But I just use it for my thumbnail sometimes to make the collages That's what I'm gonna use but you can use anything so the dimensions that I'm using to make this wallpaper is one six eight zero by One zero five zero pixels or whatever it's called. I don't really know I just searched up a dimension for the background of a laptop the MacBook so you can just do that Anyway, so I'm just gonna add all the images so I can make a collage. Hopefully you guys can see my screen here So here is my new and updated background I love it so much as you can see I put a little bit of Christmas spice in there with like this photo This photo is like snowy and I don't know it does have a bit of Christmasy vibe But not overbearing because it's just November so December I'll make it more Christmasy But I actually love it so much here. I really like this quote and I really like this quote as well Yeah, and I feel like this screams November So I really like how it turned out if any of you guys want this wallpaper Let me know and literally DM me on Instagram and I'll send it to you because I don't know how else I can let You guys access it. So if you want it DM me and I will send it to you Okay, guys, so now it's a time where we regroup and we reflect so in this new planner that I got recently I have been doing my reflection on here because I used to just like write out everything But it kind of gives me everything that I need kind of in short form Which is better and quicker and just straight to the point which I really like but you guys can always write it out If you don't have a planner that does this so here's a template that it gives me this month Challenge tracker action items which means like things you need to get done You're taking action towards and then you write down a reward for yourself if you get them done physical health goals career goals financial goals Mental health goals social goals beauty goals quote of the month. What did I do right this month? I'm grateful for what I'll do better next month and highlight of the month So this last portion you fill out like at the end of the month So I'm just gonna take some time right now and fill out everything first before I do that I'm going to go back on last month and we're gonna reflect on that to see what I could done better and everything just for some Reflection that we can do together.  You can do anything. It's like just your mind that is telling you yes or no So just know that you can do anything you set your mind to I wrote down I want to hit for it 40,000 subscribers, which is definitely attainable That's like 10,000 more subscribers than I have right now So it's definitely a little bit up there, but I still see it as attainable therefore, you know You can do anything so I put that on there I want to go on more walks this month because I just feel like last month I didn't really go on as many as I would like to and I love just going on Walks, I love driving to like different places and walking. It's just very calm and peaceful So I definitely want to do more about this month. I want to meditate more this month I've kind of been off a meditation game see that's what reflecting back on your goals does is last month My goal was to meditate more and I didn't do it like I didn't meditate more So this month I'm setting that goal again And I'm gonna reassess and strive harder for it and if I had enough of that goal I wouldn't maybe not even notice but this is making me like reflect You know and my quarter of the month is if you believe you shall receive Basically, it kind of reflects what I was just saying where like you can do anything to set your mind to you Just have to believe in yourself. You have to work towards it If you're having the worst week just know that that's happening for you It's almost like it's redirecting you in a different path because you weren't supposed to go on that path And it's redirecting you to the right path. So just keep that in mind that like whatever happens to you It's like always look at the bigger picture and know that everything is happening for the greater good of things So yeah, that's what I do for my goal setting now I used to like I said write it down in a journal But this just makes it really easy and I like how it's all laid out for me already So yeah, you guys can make your own or even maybe if you go online, you can even search up a template Honestly, it's probably not that hard to find but yeah, I really encourage you guys to cool set It's just made the biggest difference in my life. So go set your goals and strive high Okay, can we just take a minute to appreciate how calming this of five is right now? I can't wait to get into my freshly washed sheets Literally freshly washed sheets is the best feeling to go into especially after having a shower I cannot wait. Oh my goodness. Yeah. Anyways, that concludes today's video. Thank you so much for watching and Resetting with me for the month. I hope you guys got an inspiration from this video and just enjoyed it in general But yeah, thank you guys so much for watching. I love you guys so much Peace out


Good morning everybody. We're in Iowa at a come and go truck stop. We've got a load of tires Did you watch yesterday's vlog? We picked these up in yesterday's video. We ended the vlog right there Actually, well, I guess it was over here. We were looking up at the sign and we started today's vlog in the exact same place Thanks for joining me. Don't forget to make sure you're subscribed and Hit the like button after the video if you do like it and leave me a comment down below Old blues looking nice over there needs a bit of a bath, but we'll take care of that down the road So we don't want to spend too much time here I want to get down the road and find a truck stop with a truck wash and get old blue bath bathed bathed 30-minute parking for come-and-go customers only How much you want to bet people park here all night? Hey, there's a lack of parking spaces if there's an open parking space and I need to stop for night We're just gonna say it's a it's a long 30 minutes Parking spot there for night. Even if I could the parking lot is so congested That the likelihood of getting your truck hit by someone else trying to park beside you is quite a bit higher Then if I were to stop at like Olson's truck stop in Monticello or down the road at Alexandria flying gate It's got insurance, but your time waiting for repairs and waiting for parts is not insured I just don't want to deal with all that So I try to park in the safest spots that I can get Because getting any spot is lucky some nights, but in this region. I Usually don't have trouble getting a parking spot. It's pretty good out here But it's also not as congested as like an East Coast or West Coast I'm gonna just line up behind the ball truck waiting in line You park out in front of the wash here and you go inside to their shop counter And you pay first and once you pay then they'll bring you in It looks like they got a whole crew of guys. I think three or four guys over there in there They do acid washes They got citrus brightener on their inch brushes It doesn't look like it's as sophisticated as the North Star wash in Grand Forks Just by me looking in here right now and as much as Blue beacon either excuse me there. Sorry My phone is just alerting me some of my favorite youtubers just went live My podcasts. I like to listen to podcasts as I go down the road And I have a YouTube premium account so I can just turn the podcast on turn my phone off And just the audio will play through my truck as I drive I like that a lot better than playing music for some reason. I rarely listen to music I'm always listening to talking podcasts or any talking Keeps me awake better than music If it's not podcasts or somebody talking like a radio show or something. It's just silence I like driving in silence. Sometimes I go an entire day just silence Especially in summertime when I can have the windows down. I can hear the hum of the tires wind in my hair I like to just Enjoy enjoy the day. Sometimes I have no music. That's just me though I'm looking forward to get old blue washed here And then we're gonna go find a parking spot Somewhere around here. We should be out of this wash in good time And it's only seven o'clock right now So there should be lots of parking available for me when we're done here and early start tomorrow I don't think we're gonna quite make it to the Canadian border tomorrow. We're gonna make it close I'm 1100 kilometers from here Which is what like 700 miles or something? 1100 divided by 1.61 683 miles I don't think I'm gonna make it because I usually run at 62 miles an hour I could do a little more if I want to but 62 seems to be the sweet spot for my truck my transmission and my diffs That's where I get the best fuel economy and my engines just my trucks happiest My truck overall is as happy as that 62 if I need to pass somebody I can lay into it a little bit and get around them But so that's 62 miles an hour 10 hours if I didn't stop at all. I'd make it 620 miles So I mean like if there was no stops and no small towns We would probably just make it to the Canadian border, but there's so many small towns I'm gonna have to go through especially in North Dakota I'll probably make it close, but maybe we'll make it to my not And we'll stay at the Shats crossroads.  I'll go stay in Shats So that's the plan for now tomorrow. Let's see if we can make it to Shats Just looking on Google here See how far away that is from here. That would be 951 kilometers Yeah, very close to 600 miles. That'll be a full day. I think that's what we're gonna do We're gonna make it to Shats in my not tomorrow And then from there sketch one It'll be another 50 kilometers another two and a half three hours from there the next day That's pretty good wake up early tomorrow We'll get to my not and then we'll wake up early the next day three hours We're at our delivery will unload and we'll still have most of the day to go and get a reload or whatever The plan is gonna be then Yeah, that's my trip plan. I Like it. I don't know if I'm gonna stick to it or not, but that's the plan for now But always plan for plans to change We'll see what happens Tune in tomorrow. Don't forget make sure you're subscribed pause the video right now go below the video Make sure you're subscribed. It's free. Hit that subscribe button You follow me along as on all my journeys follow me along tomorrow in the next day as well See where we end up Some people have been following me for almost 12 years already, so they've seen me grow and evolve I used to have hair or some hair. Anyway You know, I used to be just me and diesel out on the road And then I met my wife and then we got engaged and then we got married and all of that is on YouTube And then we became parents to follow along join our story That is actually awesome that whole machine moves over your truck to rinse it. I've never seen that in a truck wash before Well, so far my whole experience here has been really great. They've all been really friendly and I guess I'll be stopping by here more often when I'm in the area You guys want a truck wash? Come check it out for me my truck wash was $85 us And that includes an undercarriage wash and rain ex so it's about the same price as blue beacon around the same price They're all about the same so it's $55 for the tractor wash $12 for the Rain ex and another 12 for the undercarriage wash Like look at this big machine.  It doesn't touch your truck But it looks like it could if it wanted to Scott those Brushes on it spinners. I don't want it to touch my truck. Don't touch my truck Touchless, I think the whole thing moves right over your truck Wow, and they washed it by hand before this this was just rinsing it Hashtag impressed that's awesome Great job All right, let's go see what the parking situation is like See how good of a spot we can get It does not to be close to the building. It just has to be a good safe spot No one's gonna back into me if it's close to the building. That's a bonus See one of these spots off to the left would be nice I Like how they're angled the correct way so you don't have to blindside it in Got a bobtail taking up a whole spot there. All right. All right. See how it is Oh, we might have a spot all the way back here. Those are not spots, are they? There's a rv parked right here. He was here last night already He's been here at least two nights now. Looks like he's been there a long time taking up a spot Last night there's some spots right here to my left and keep those in mind I might come back for those yet I like this area off to the left right here. If you got all of this in front of you one spot there I want to park all the way at the end there. It's a little bit far from the building There's hoping there would be a spot right back here on the left Looks like they're all taken up already though. There's one right here Ouch, ouch, ouch. Josh pay attention to what you're doing. It's a good circle of the lot I'm going to go back around and Actually make a decision. I like to see what all my options are first Very picky about where I park. I don't know if you've noticed this over my past videos. I'm very picky I don't park just anywhere You see me parked somewhere in the truck stop That spot was hand-picked And the best one I could find at the time Oh, what about this off to the right here? Oh, is there someone in there? Well, that's a pretty good spot actually That is a pretty good spot. I'm gonna take it I'm gonna take it. It's an even better one. Okay. I'm gonna take it. Well, that's the kind of spot I like to get It does not get any more perfect than this. Look at the building is right there I got a straight path right out the guy beside me if he leaves and the guy beside me over there If he leaves and someone else backs in beside me They got a straight shot in right beside me When they leave they can go straight out there lots of room for them to get around me here. There is uh Very very very very minimal chance that I am going to get hit parked here. This is a perfect spot We got a w9 brother right here beside me. Nice Pulling a tanker Nice And we got a cascadia brother here Pulling a dry van nice No outdated apu with an exhaust pointed straight at my truck nice It's gonna be a good night. It's gonna be a good night here. I feel good about this and the truck is washed I'm having a good day go back here. Make sure we're all good Try to get as close to this barrier as I dared How's that for professional? That's awesome and I have this barrier to protect me from people backing in against me You know what? I'm just gonna go ahead and claim it This is my spot from now on Albert Lee Petrol You parked here You owe me rent Like monopoly mine


I got a broken microphone. OK, good evening, everyone. To echo what everybody said, I think all of us candidates are thankful for getting an opportunity to sit up here and have the opportunity to interact and talk to you guys. So a little bit about myself. To start off, I talked to Chief Hamilton at the beginning. He said, we have a few minutes to tell people who we are, give a little bit of history and why we're running for office and how we interact with the first responder world, which we have several interactions. OK, a little bit about myself. Life long resident of Franklin County. Matter of fact, there's five generations of my family in this community. Married my high school sweetheart, Harlow. We've been married for 28 years. Hard to give away to everybody. She's sitting there right there. I have three children. I have two grandchildren. My wife's a business owner in the community. So we have a lot of history in this county. And quite frankly, we have a huge future in this county also. I've been at the Sheriff's Office for 25 years. I absolutely love my job. I'm blessed to be able to work there. And I am no different from the rest of you guys in this room. I want what's best. I want what's better than what we have for the next generation coming up. Obviously, we have grandkids. So we have a huge future pertaining to this county also. A little bit about my work history. As I told you, I've been at the Sheriff's Office for 25 years. Started in 1991. I was taking college classes with Major Mike Copeland at the East Central College. He asked me to stay after class one night. And I thought, what the heck did I do wrong? Because I was raised if I did something wrong. My dad would let you know about it. So stayed at the class. He told me how to open at the Sheriff's Office and talked to him a little bit further and went to work or went to the police academy. I stayed in Missouri. I got to be 21 years old. Be a police officer. I joined the police academy at 20 years old. I guess I'm told my phone is following down. With that being said, when I graduated the police academy, I was 21, got hired at the Sheriff's Office. Started off an detention facility. Worked there a couple years. Learned about the judicial system and the criminal justice system in regards to the courts and stuff and how that worked. Transferred out to the road patrol division. Worked streets of Franklin County for a couple years. And that was back when there was three deputies on the squad. It wasn't uncommon for one person to be off. And I've worked this entire county by myself before. Now, population was a lot lower. And I will tell you that I've worked this entire county before. And I've got one call in those two good old days. That doesn't happen anymore. Worked there for a little bit. I got the assignment of being a field training officer. Trained several people. A lot of people are still at the Sheriff's Office now. Some of them in supervisory positions. Promoted to the rank of corporal. Worked my way up to rank the sergeant, running a squad, transferring the traffic safety unit, taking care of some grant operations and enforcement in relation to that. Public relations events, education enforcement. And currently I serve as the Sheriff's Command Staff as a lieutenant in charge of public relations. Our deer program, our SWAT team, and the patrol division. With that being said, my heart is with the Sheriff's Office. We've been there a long time. And Franklin County's been blessed. We've been blessed for 28 years with ethical, stable law enforcement experience with Sheriff Tolkien. However, it's time for him to retire. He's definitely earned it. We've been blessed. All of us have been blessed at work therapy at a work farm, but he has earned retirement. So this upcoming election has never been more important. The person you choose needs to continue that legacy that the Sheriff and Major Copeland has built and quite frankly, look forward to the future because we've got a never changing county. I believe in leading with humility. When it comes to me, you're not gonna hear a lot of eyes. You're gonna hear a lot of wheeze because all of us makes the same sacrifices to make that office successful. Same way in the first responder world, we have worked together to make Franklin County successful. What we, for the firemen and EMS in the room, I've been coming to your guys' station for 25 years, not just because you guys cooked the best dinner on quiet night in churches. Place to catch up, but I think camaraderie's important. There's been a lot of friendships built in crisis situation, and we should have the opportunity to interact on positive situations. We've worked a lot of positive things together in the first responder world and I'm proud to be a part of. We've had the batched operas events. We've had the charity run events. I've worked with several fire departments and EMS, folks in the room making training videos that we put out on our page. I know we've made one with Pacific Fire that had over 25,000 views and we did that, what do you do in the event of an accident? So education is key and education's important and working together and collaborating helps us all run more efficient and quite frankly, it gives us an opportunity to build in friendships on a positive. And when you have them positive friendships, we can move forward when there is issues because there's gonna be issues we work together. But if we have them open lines of communication and we have them friendships built, a lot more positives can come out of it.  I'm hoping we end them out. There's three things I think important when it comes to subcommittee election, integrity, commitment and experience. Integrity, I promise to maintain the ethical standards that set forward. We're gonna move forward. We're gonna provide transparency to share this office. We're gonna maintain professionalism, we'll defend the constitution and we're gonna lead with Christian values. In regards to our commitment, we are committed to the citizens of Franklin County. That's what we owe them to make a safer community. We're committed to protect the citizens. We're committed to lowering the crime rate. And I said this two years ago when I announced my candidacy for sheriff, a safer community is a prosperous community and we absolutely play a vital role. Technology is at everyone's fingertips right now. So when they look at the UCR reporting and they look at the crime rates, that hurts economic growth in the county. That hurts every one of us, especially in the first responder world because we know we're tax funded, right? So everything's based on valuation. If I get off track here, Mr. Copeland help me out and I know everything's based on valuation. So by increasing and making Franklin County marketable, that's gonna be good for all of us. There's a lot of fire districts out there that run tax initiatives, there's a lot of school districts that run tax initiatives out there. It's not because they're wasting money. It's not because they're spending more money. They're having to do more with less. And law enforcement plays an absolute vital role in that. I remember when Carl and I bought our first house a long time ago. You know, you drove through the neighborhood and you asked your dad, hey, is this a good neighborhood? And that's how you found out if it was a good place to live. Not now, everybody in this room's got a smart phone and you can bring up that UCR report and you can pull the crime rates. Missouri ran an article in the paper four or five months ago. Last five years, our population increased by 934. Folks, that's less than 200 people a year. In case we would push a block just to get rid of it. And because of the crime rate and Jason's right, we've gotten rid of a lot of the meth problems we have. However, we haven't lost that stereotype yet and that stigmata that we have. We have to mark it Franklin County. You know, one of the things I'm proud of is we've worked with the Deer Kids for Vets program. We raised 25,000 items or homeless veterans. What a great positive story. But yet people want to hang on to that stuff and we have to break their mindsets. We break the mindsets on people, how they view Franklin County. It's gonna open doors of opportunity because when the growth comes in, people are buying houses, people are building houses, people are gonna invest in the community and visitors are gonna invest in the community. And what does that do? That creates jobs. That's good for every one of us. That increases valuation. That's gonna help Franklin County. It's gonna help all of our first responders in this room. So we're committed to lower the crime rate and that's the reason why. We're committed to protecting the defendant constitution, especially the Second Amendment, right?  Part of my plan to cut crime and take into the war on crime to the criminal's doorstep is involving you guys. There shouldn't be any secrets. You guys are invaluable resource. And if we're having a theft on the southern end of the county with stolen ATVs, get that out to your firemen and your EMS personnel. Why? Because you guys are always traveling the roads. You guys work in Mary. You guys know what we don't know. Extra patrol is great, but if a person don't know that neighborhood, I could go out and patrol that neighborhood if I'm not familiar with it. I couldn't tell you if there's a bad guy or a burglary suspect's truck in the driveway and the back doors kept in, I would drive right by it unless something was obvious. But you guys embedded in that community will be in a valuable resource and we'll welcome them calls. We're gonna lower that crime rate by involving neighborhood watch programs. That's one of the things I supervise into Sheriff's Office. We need to do some work on that. We have to get neighbors back to taking care of neighbors. And for the obvious reasons I just said, if we've got 20 watch commanders, 20 watch captains, whatever you want to call them, we can beam that email out because it shouldn't be a secret. Let them know if there's a problem. And then they can boom that out to 10 people on their list. Now we've got 200 sets of eyes and ears out there. We need a partnership with our mail route carriers or trash deliverers.  So it's 100% important. And I've talked to bus drivers. Part of my responsibility to Sheriff's Office was to conduct the Senate Bill 75 compliance training, which involves armed intruder active shooter training for the schools. When that came about, we started a program. We had the stakeholders involved with it, putting the program together that was gonna be moving the county forward. And knowing that the emergency management agency was gonna try and create a school safety position, we involved them in that conversation, putting that program together. We involved the two potential candidates that we knew would be interested in the school safety coordinators position. Why? Because when I got them teaching initial onset of it, we didn't want it to be one step forward and two steps back. We wanted it to be a seamless transition. So we're committed to making schools safer and that's how we're doing that. Currently, I think everybody in this room knows Kevin Anderson has resigned, retired, I guess, moved out to the state of Arizona. And currently, I've assumed them responsibilities and roles for the interns also is that coordinating that training and safety for the schools. The uses are future, we absolutely have to protect them. So when we talk about experience, the last thing I told you about, I've got 25 years with the Sheriff's Office. I worked a diverse array of investigations throughout the office, worked in area aspects of the office, spent 21 of them years on the SWAP team. I've served in every position on that team from a crisis negotiator, perimeter team member to an entry team member who's currently running the SWAP team. I got 20 years of supervisory administration experience under Sheriff's Office. So when we talk about the vision and things I can do for the county, quite frankly, everything gears around changing the mindset of building doors of opportunities. So we're now getting back to Chief Hamilton where he said that where our paths crossed that. I'm not new to you guys, our paths crossed a long time ago because I consider all of us brothers and sisters. I've done that for 25 years.  I think it's so important. Glad to be a part of, we had some upcoming training involved with Fire and EMS in July 19, 21st or some mass casualty, classroom practical training going on in conjunction with the Union Police Department. All Fire, Police and EMS are invited. Some of the things we've been involved is applying for some Star Wars funding that we can get some command post management course taught by the NTO to bring out some of these outside structures that we talked about. It's so important to get on the same sheet of music and we talk about incident command, you folks got going on. We need some work, Sheriff, I wanna make sure that we get all of our supervisors into the men's command classes so we understand unified command and how everything works. I talked a little bit about the school safety initiative. I can't put enough importance on that. Our youth is our future and we have to build their relationships. One of the things I'm proud of is I've went into the schools for years, not just with the Senate Bill 75 compliance training, but I've went into the schools to have lunch with them kids and I do that for a reason. When you build that relationship, when it's not a crisis time, then kids will forever remember that. And when that happens, in event that one of them gets lost or they're having issues, they've built that trust. What I usually do when I go into the lunch room and I just did this at Robertsville School probably a few months back is I'll go to the line lady and say, which kid do I need to sit by because they know? And we all know who that kid is, it struggles or needs that, reinforcement.  We got to talking and some people gravitated over some more people gravitated over and when he was the center of attention, I kinda slipped out. So that is so powerful to build the relationship with our youth. The youth intervention, we gotta continue that. We have to safeguard our youth and we have to build that self-confidence among them. When you talk about drugs, there's always gonna be a drug out there in choice. We can try now, as Jason said, opiates and heroin's killing our kids and our people. For that methamphetamine, we can link it all the way back to marijuana in the 60s. But we have to deal with early intervention. We have rehabilitation that's out there, we've got the drug court system that's out there. We gotta give them the opportunity when they're sitting incarcerated to be able to have some treatment and we have to target our youth. The DARE program, it is so important and with that DARE program, we have to add to it. I presented this, this was part of my platform, but I don't think we should sit on anything that can safeguard a community now. I presented to a sheriff about a year ago called the Eighth Grade Intervention Program. We piloted that streamed Japan School and Spring Bluff School. And what that is is when kids are in fifth grade at DARE program, quite frankly, they don't know what peer pressure is. But they get in the eighth grade, ninth grade, get ready to go to high school. They know what peer pressure is. And it's more than just drugs or alcohol. Right now, Franklin County Greg's fit of 114 counties for serious related injury accidents due to distracted driving. What are the kids doing? They're on their cell phones. So we want to build that self-confidence that if myself and another guy are 16 years old and I'm driving down the road, texting and driving, that someone's confident enough to say, hey Steve, put your phone down and pay attention to what you're doing.  We want that person confident enough to say, you know what, I don't think this is a good idea. And when I talk to you guys about the community, taking care of the community, that's what I want for the youth, the youth taking care of the youth. So we've got to get that program implemented out there. This year we've had a couple extra schools that found out about the program and they want to get on board with that. One of our guys came out and presented a message about the dangers of social media. We've talked about distracted driving. We took a course, blow up the course on the go-karts and give them some challenges. We showed the video and at the end of it, because it tends to get fun, at the end of it we end in videos we've done with, are we in the class with the videos of the powerful messages the same way you guys put on the high schools when it gets close to prom. So we absolutely need to work together and by partnership and that will do that. So I know I covered a whole lot. So I'll open up the floor for questions and see what you guys have for me. Any questions? Thank you guys very much. Hi, it's very much. I'm sorry, Chief, I'm sorry. How do you feel about the chat about the swaths? Currently we have nine deputies on the squad. Currently we have nine deputies on the squad, Chief, and it's not enough. We need to look at additional deputies in the future. But with additional deputies also comes funding. We talked about the deputy salary, stuff like that. I also served on that salary commission along with 12 other people. And I think when it first started off the deputy association went and talked to the commissioners and I give them credit, they agreed we was underpaid. We lost a lot of personnel, a lot of them came from my division and when you make a revolving door you guys got rookie police officers out there on the street instead of assets that once they're trained they're sticking around. So it's definitely been a big help and we appreciate everybody's commitment when it comes to that. I've looked at the call load immensely. You know, I can tell you I can do it right now. There needs to be some collaboration going on with the division that's there. But if we get, we work 14 days a month and we work 12 hour shifts. Between the hours of 3 a.m. and 9 a.m. the call load goes a little bit less. But if we can get two deputies twice a month to work a swing shift from 9 a.m. and on the night shift work a three to three we've increased four additional deputies during our peak times. So with the understanding that might now always be able to do that because as was stated we have great vacation package and benefit package and we always got somebody on vacation. So it's not uncommon for seven deputies to be on at a time and you guys know you guys call us and we get up the seams together and sometimes response time takes us a little bit of time to get there. But when we obviously I'd like to have two more deputies per shift and we can justify that. That also takes money. But in the interim I'm telling you what we can do that will help out Franklin County right now. I hope that answered your question. Anyone else? What about communications? What about communications? Well, yes sir and I don't have a problem with that. I think right now we got a good three a great three to five year plan. Commissioner's agreeing to it. Sheriff Toke agreed to it. A lot of people in this room agreed to it. I think we're moving forward. I like the idea of the fire ops board, the law ops board and I think it's imperative that if there is any issues that we talk about that and we collaborate that. We talked about building relationships and I've been pretty fortunate because I have great relationships with people in this room or thing like to think I do. But them open lines of communication should be there. And if there's a problem whether it's with efficiency or being effective or there's a training issue identified we absolutely need to take care of that. And I'm really proud of our communications officers. We've got some hardworking people that are committed and they're part of our family too folks. They make the same sacrifices we do. They're missing Christmas dinners. They're missing their kids' birthdays the same as you guys are. They are worst dogs. They're the hub of every crisis. Absolutely. So I think we have a good system right now moving forward. And I think it's, I think that it's just gonna foster positive interaction and working relationships with these boards where we're able to communicate and identify problems as they come. Whether it be a training issue or what can we do to do better? And I think everybody needs to look at it that way. And then we'll be in good shape. What are you gonna do for funding communications? Well, we need to talk about that. You know, I listened to the other thing going on and we know there's gonna have to be a funding source for it. You know, whether it be an item in one tax whether there's an initiative going on the ballot but if initiative goes on the ballot what are we gonna do if it doesn't pass? So there needs to be some more collaboration come to that and figure out what the best way is. So I think we need to have them talks. You know, and I don't wanna repeat the same thing that was just said but it's absolutely imperative that we have them talks and figure out what the best avenue to go. We have to support our people. So we need to figure out what to do. Yes. These talks have been going on for just about my age. And we've been going on a long time. We never see and tell these two guys back here got things going again. But now we seem to be in that same not about funding, you know. And we can't operate a system without funding. I mean, you just can't do it. Can't do it, we gotta have it. But it just seems like it's just grinds on, grinds on. In the meantime, you know, we end up with equipment that's maybe not the best.  And is this the... Harvey, I think the talks are gonna be a little bit different now because of the structure, you know, with the fire ops board and the law ops board. It's getting everybody committed to say, yes, we need to do this. And I think with this increased collaboration and communication and identifying the problem and having the meetings, I think it's gonna prevail. Now, what is gonna be the best route? Whether we end up having to take it to the voters, I don't know what happens if it doesn't pass with the voters. You know, we talked about a 911 tax, will that go? We talked about a tax on cell phones, will that go? So, bottom line is, as you said, we have to take care of our people. We know we have to have the upgrades.  So, we absolutely gotta figure a way and figure out a way of working together. So, I wish I had the answer for you standing around here. I think that when we get together that, you know, we can figure out a way. You know, we all know there's a need, you can't say. Everybody can agree and nod their head and say there's a need. I know the commissioners agree there's a need. You can't, everybody can't say there's a need and that's not good for us, some sort of a land. I was given the opportunity to listen to this call. I thank you guys for again coming in, sincerely from my heart. And I ask for your support and confidence. Thank you. Candidates per share have brought up, mentioned the fact of the importance of the relationship between FIRE EMS and law enforcement. And I mean, that relationship can even be expanded, but I emailed a couple of our folks here in the room just last week. We had a motor vehicle accident out on Interstate 44 in AT, there, I think it was very late on a Thursday evening. And it was a kind of unique incident where we had a rescue component that needed to be addressed. We had a FIRE component that needed to be addressed. Naturally, we had EMS because we had a patient and then we had a law enforcement component involved there as well. And all the agencies on the scene, FIRE EMS law enforcement, including mutual aid units for FIRE EMS, just all worked together very well. And my email to the various FIRE EMS agencies was exactly that, that as the incident commander, how appreciative I was of everybody working so well together. So please take that back, Jason, and you'd be up to your deputies. And that's one of the things that I think is that we would like to...


Hydrogeological maps must combine scientific knowledge about the hydraulic features and the hydrogeological behavior of a given area with the needs of land planners and administrators. To be effective, these maps should be designed specifically for each unique situation, taking into account the interconnectedness of various components such as rivers, streams, and aquifers. This case study demonstrates how a hydrogeological map can be designed to synthesize multiple contexts, including an alluvial aquifer, a hydrographic basin, and hard rock aquifers. It also includes a modeling map, a sketch of an artificial channel network, and a hydrogeological profile. The map combines all of these elements to provide a comprehensive view of the interconnectedness of the various components, allowing for better understanding of the overall system. This article was authored by Ricardo Panardi, Alessandro Fio, Andrea Rafini, and others.


Hello friends, I am Mr. P. P. Mitragutri, Associate Professor in Department of Mechanical Engineering at Valchand Institute of Technology, Solapur. Today we are going to discuss regarding types of press working dyes. Now learning outcome for this particular session is students will be able to select a proper press tool for manufacture of sheet metal component at least possible cost. Now before understanding what are press working dyes, first of all let us understand what is a press working and what is its significance. Now press working is a cheap less manufacturing process by which various components are made from sheet metals. It involves working of a sheet between two dyes. In press working the upper die is called a punch and the process is termed as cold stamping. Before going to the next slide I want to tell you the significance of press working. Now this press working with sheet metal is very significant as far as automotive industry is considered. Friends you may not imagine there are more than 200 press components which are used in a car and there are more than 40 to 50 components made from by press working which are used in two wheelers and three wheelers. So you will find press working as essential part of automotive industry. It is essential need of automotive industry. Now next we will study what are the press working dyes. Before that we will study what is die. The die is defined as the female part of a complete press tool for producing the work in a press. It is also referred to a complete tool consists of pair of meeting members for producing work in a press. Now classification of dies is the next portion in that we can classify the dies in two ways depending upon according to the type of press operation that is cutting dies and forming dies. Cutting dies are the dies which are used for cutting operations. Cutting operation means piercing a hole, cutting a blank, slitting, lensing these are some of the cutting operations which are carried out with cutting dies. Cutting dies are used to carry out stretch forming, cup drawing and some other related bending dies are also referred as forming dies. Second way of classifying the dies is according to the method of operation. Now this can be classified into seven different ways that is simple dies or single operation dies, compound dies, combination dies, gang dies, gang and follow dies, progressive dies and transfer dies. Now in the next slide we will discuss every type of die set, its application, its limitations. Now simple dies or single operation dies are as shown in the sketch. These are single action dies. They produce one component per stroke. These single operation dies or simple dies can perform cutting operation or may be employed for forming operation. Simple dies require a press operator to load and unload the component that is loading and unloading of the component in case of simple dies is manually done and part material is to be manually placed and after each press cycle part material is to be withdrawn. It means that the time required for production of the component on simple dies is much greater. Time consumed for particular operation is greater and single operation die or simple dies are generally used only when blanking or piercing operation is to be done or only some bending operation or something is to be done and these dies are used for simple shapes. Now some simple shapes which are formed by use of simple dies are shown in this slide. You can observe various contoured parts can be produced with the help of simple dies. Now if you have a component to be manufactured as shown in the sketch in the slide that is parts produced by compound die you can find that it involves two operations. Every component involves two operations blanking and piercing and these two operations can be performed with simple dies by using two simple or single cutting dies. But instead of that if you want to perform both the operations simultaneously instead of simple dies you can go for compound dies. In compound dies you can observe that two or more operations may be performed at one station. It is specifically employed for cutting operation only and as both the operations are taking place in single setting accuracy and concentricity maintained and tolerances maintained will be better and production of component will be definitely economical and fast as compared to using two simple dies. But compound dies no doubt initial cost are high and they are complex in nature. Now next type of die where we can manufacture we can perform two or more operations is combination dies. But combination dies differ from compound dies in a way that in compound dies you can perform both cutting operations. But in combination dies one cutting operation and another forming operation if it is to be carried out you can go for combination dies it differs from compound dies in that respect and in this case presses required are double acting while in case of compound dies single acting press can be employed while during forming operation the first blank which is cut and then blanking punch acts as a punch holder and this is very costly and the blank cut and shell drawn is shown blank is cut in the first operation and shell is drawn in the second operation. Now next type of die is gang dies. Now you look to the component shown at the bottom in the sketch you find that there are more than two or three piercing operations in a blank rectangular blank.  Now all the punches are operating simultaneously gang dies as a result of which force requirements are normally very high that is the trouble now I will pose one question before you that is how we can reduce the force requirements in case of gang dies you think over it and you try to find out the answer for that. Now one solution I will give for that is gang and follow dies gang and follow dies is nothing but modification of a gang dies only thing is that number of punch in case of gang and follow dies also number of punches are mounted but all punches are staggered as a result of which every punch will operate after first punch has completed its operation second punch will start operating and after second punch operates operation is complete third punch will begin its operation and last punch will begin its operation after third punch finishes its operation as a result of which force requirements are considerably reduced as compared to the gang dies. Now four most important dies which are used for mass production is a progressive dies the name itself suggests that progressive dies are multi-station dies it performs number of operations at two or more stations during each stroke it can perform very complex work it is used for larger run of production both coiled and strip stock can be used for it stock is automatically located during the operation so accuracy of operation is very good and generally single pass layout is preferred and progressive die is as shown in the sketch now last die is transfer dies these are also multi-station dies but they differ from progressive dies is that already cut blank is transferred mechanically from one station to other station in multi-station dies and several dies are mounted in case of transfer dies set in line or in a circle now at the end of this session we will study comparison between progressive dies and transfer dies no doubt both are multi-station operation dies but progressive die uses continuous strip or stock while previously cut blank is fed to the transfer dies progressive dies can be run at higher speeds with shorter pre strokes and scrap loss in completely low in case of transfer dies but transfer mechanism has higher initial cost in case of transfer dies now at the end of this session I will ask you to refer a textbook of production engineering by PC Sharma tool designed by Donaldson press tool designed by IGTR Aurangabad thank you


India is with the Ruin Dharam Kumar. He is the co-founder of Ken and also the CEO of the Ken, which is a subscription-based tech media organization. Can you forgive that? We are a subscription-based business news site. Business news site. He is going to tell us about how revenue is a big driver for any media organization's sustainability. But do you think it's a focused way that should be the key for a founder to do it? Yes, thanks. So, you know, we've actually made two statements. The first one is that revenue is important. And I think it's really like something that's always been true for all of us.  Somehow, the media of Mexico is generally important because it's the relationship between editorial and non-editorial. And ad-funded ones like Julia and Dhruv come to know how they're running this. But I think it's true because of the collapse of ad-funded journalism. Now, if people have the revenue, you need revenues to be sustainable and to be able to attract just general revenue. So that's, you know, quite become important now. Because journalism is not a new career or any other question. Your second point was about focus. And, you know, we're a subscription organization. We're an independent advertising organization. And for us, focus is very important because we just publish one article every day. So, you know, we're a quality work team. So, each of our articles is really focused, very in-depth. And, you know, it needs to be because we ask people to kind of spend over 300 rupees a year on our subscription. So, I mean, everything right from the store itself, to how we market it, to how we kind of ask people. So, that's what it requires, because otherwise, people will not pay for it. When you pay for something, you don't want, like, hey, if it's if you're giving me all kind of scholarship coverage, I can get it while I Google you or other places. Sure. So, in your view, you know, being focused doesn't involve actually building a community. And in journalism, how can this community be really better? Alright, so, absolutely. There's no two questions about it.  Now, there are multiple ways to kind of build a community. A lot of people build communities at scale on platforms like a Facebook or a LinkedIn. We've chosen, because we are again, a very specialist niche publication behind paywalls, we've built a community largely through email, through email letters. So, all of our subscribers, we communicate through every morning without fail at 8.5. Right? And we have a direct relationship. There's no other, you know, intermediary or middleman between us and our community. So, we've taken that call because we are very small because our subscribers trust us either with money and their email. But I think each organization will have to figure out what works for them. But to your first question, yes, without a community, you cannot see that.  Without that, you cannot see. Such as the business side of things, I want to know from you how to intend to meet your media business in bigger, like your community, the focus on subscriptions, your revenue also, I'm sure, sort of measure. But for you to sustain the long term, the revenue you need to sort of multiply and do you have a clear path strategy or a plan for this? So, firstly, I'm actually in the, you know, I'm the CEO, but I also write articles, right? Today's article was written by me, yesterday's was written by me.  What else can you do to market better? We're actually, so we are very close to profitability.  We're actually fairly close to profitability without having to kind of play around with how many million views do you have and stuff like that. So, I'm not worried at all. I need multiples, you know, to survive or become profitable. I don't.  So, I think that's the beauty of subscription-based journalism where you can unlearn a lot of the assumptions from earlier that you need to be doing 20 different things at, you know, 5x scale to just be viable. That comes from a different model. We are 100 years old and we've got newsrooms that are really huge. We're a very small audience. We're a director. It's about 10, 11 people. So, you know, we can survive. We can get profitable. Of course, we have more plans to grow because we don't want to be stuck at risk. But as of now, you know, we haven't kind of gotten round because you pick in years to feel good and strongly hear from us what we're doing.


Just wait. Without them spending here, you'd get out of Scythe and Mark and South Lure. Joey. Come on, let's take a walk. Thank you. Good luck. All right, Joe. Good luck. I'm back here, Joey. I've got a trailer. What for? Back here. What's the matter with you? Been friends, haven't we? Pumped into each other in a sojo bar and money's right off. You sure? Besides that factor, unless you're a good boy. Good friends. Good shield for any Connie in the world, right? I don't mind you took a drink and spilled a lily about me. One way or another, she had to find out. What's this all about? You, uh... Heist of the Wallet just now. Huh? I'm a guy. Tourist, right? Tourist, huh? He was with the blonde from Maxie's. He had to be a tourist. No way he was dressed. Green shorts with a feather in his hat. Give me the Wallet, Joey. I'm taking the Wallet. You're talking to me like that, Joey. You're close to dead. I'm telling you, I didn't mean it. Come on. You done it? You done it? Now, we'll take the Wallet and... Joey? In here, Joey, inside your shirt. Ah, I'll show you that. Ah, let's see. Tourist, all right? Oh, Max. Boston man. Cards, cards. Where's the tow? Where's the tow, Joey? You already left the tow out of there? Wait a minute. You know what, Joey? You'll never know. Five-pound chum friend of mine. One day, and I'll catch up to you. And when it does, when it does... I didn't look at him anymore. Not at Joey, but John Ashcroft Allison looking out at me from the aluminum side of the trailer. Hand on the knot of a $10 tie. And he winked back at me in his lips, shaped the words I was saying. $23,000. Letter of credit in Mr. Paul Max Wallet. Complete with identification cards. So I looked around, for the green shorts, the man with a feather in his hat with a blonde from Max's. And away it happened, I pumped into them coming out of a hole on mirrors. I trailed them over to the Ferris wheel, watched Mr. Max slap down some change for a couple of tickets. Waited until they get into a carriage in a wheel. Got enough of you. Then I walked over to Allison, and he had a good time for a bit. Hello, Allison. Hello, Allison. Working hard? No, Allison. Fresh this stick, the wheel's gone. Pull it back, the wheel's gone. Hey, how about you and... Marlene. Marlene. I never got to see her.  Why don't you go over and talk to her? Sure, go ahead. I'll take over the wheel. I would certainly like to see Marlene go. Go on, Rita. Biggest Ferris wheel inside of the river. Twenty carriages in a four-minute ride. Mr. Paul Max from Boston, Mass, in the green one with a blonde, enjoying to keep them in the carriage like Gettys twenty-three thousand dollars that was the trick. Twenty to one shot. Scoop a handful of sand and gravel off the ground. Into the oil intake. Another handful. Another. Four minutes with fourteen times around. Eight times and nothing happens. Nine. Ten. Eleven. The biggest wheel in the world. A shining gadget to come up green with a couple of handfuls of sand. Maybe it wouldn't work. Maybe I needed another gimmick. Maybe I'd... A carriage went by. A green carriage. A green carriage with a blonde. And the carriage went by. And I opened them the wheel and stopped spinning. The carriage at the top was green. I knew there wasn't a chance of that wheel coming down for a long, long time. And there wasn't a ladder that high that could get them down. Twenty-three thousand dollars on a twenty to one shot. I just hit. Carnival in Vienna. Tonight's presentation of Escape. Edgar Bergen fans will be doubly delighted with the new Edgar Bergen show with Charlie McCarthy. Remember Sunday nights on most of these stations. The new Edgar Bergen show with Charlie McCarthy. And now back to Escape and the second act of Carnival in Vienna. Carnival. And the big wheel not spinning anymore against the Vienna sky. A little while the small riot of Carny wound down. No attraction added to early afternoon with a danube closed. Now the kids took to it. Climbed the girders and hung from them like skinny ragdolls and kicked their feet into Otto's face who was going crazy trying to fix his ferris wheel. And a small detail of Russian soldiers took to it too. Grinning up at the merchandise display a black top stocking in Bohemian petticoats. And it's a very, very, very top. Oh, very. He went from Boston Mass with his arms wrapped around a blonde from everywhere. I told Otto to handle it the best way he could. I'd round up some refugees to give him a hand. And I walked away from him. Down the midway. Passed the gas through. Passed the shooting gallery. Passed him. Passed the clown. What can you say? Passed where the Carny started to die and got to be mud and litter where the trailers were. Mine bright and shinier than the rest. Because there was a displaced storyline very handy for the dust cloth who needed the work and the job. Class in penmanship. Oh, gentle, the writing hand. Scroll. Circle. And slam. And then Johnny Allison into Paul Mack. Gent from Boston Mass. Paul Mack. Paul Mack. What you doing, Johnny Boy? What you doing, Johnny Boy? What you doing, Johnny Boy? There's a bottle of schnapps over in the cupboard, Joey. Drink yourself dead. Uh-uh, no. Uh-uh. Maybe you don't understand because you're fuzzed up. You're not wanted, Joey. Oh, now that hurts. Hurts when you say it to an old friend. But you could buy back my affection.   Don't talk like that, Johnny. You made a noise like twenty-three thousand dollars when the hurt you laughed. I don't know the angle, but I won't end. Half, Johnny. Petal you dreamed of, Madam Souther. That's her picture, not mine. What was you doing when I come in, Johnny? Writing a letter? Practicing, maybe. Getting the old feelings digits just so you... Let me see, Johnny. You didn't even let me see. But I got something I want you to see, Johnny. I brung it just to show you. Oh, Joey, Joey. You really are fuzz, aren't you? Uh-uh, no. All this your gun does, Johnny. All it does in the world is to make you and me buddy. I squeeze it on it just a little bit, and all it says... You hear it, Johnny? All it says is, buddy, buddy, buddy. Like it was a mama doll. You say half to me, Johnny. Say half to twenty-three grand, and I don't squeeze no more. Ah, give it to me, Joey. Give me the gun, and then you can go hit the schnapps bottle. Give me Joey. You can squeeze the schnapps bottle.  Give me Joey, or drop it, or throw it away.     Come here. Come here.  Nobody can play you for a sucker, Johnny Boy. You help me up, and I'll... Johnny! It's got to be a dreamer. Like this. Just like this. He was as dead as I could make him. I picked him up, carried him to my car, dropped his body in the front seat next to me. The weather may have seen it, figured the only thing to figure. Joey was stoned the day. The hair of Johnny Allison was nursing him like he'd done a thousand and two times. It took fifteen minutes to drive out to the edge of the Russian zone, along it to a square block of rubble, behind it to an alley. I opened the bottle of schnapps I'd remembered to bring along, rinsed out my mouth with it, and poured the rest down Joey's throat. I slid the bottle into his coat pocket, eased him out of the car.  In the trailer by half past one, I could forge the signature of Mr. Paul Mack with a pen between my teeth. Eight letters straight up and down with a couple of curls in between. By two, I was in the Vienna State National Bank and it'll stop us. Good afternoon, sir. What can we do for you this afternoon? You can do business with me this afternoon, my dear. Here, my letter of credit, my identification card. I'm Paul Mack, the Boston Massachusetts... Of course. Well, my dear, let's get with it. Of course, of course. Something... Nothing, nothing, but nothing. Everything is in proper order. Only... Only what? The thing you telephoned yesterday. You informed us you would not come here until ten tomorrow morning. Oh, you mean... The thing you telephoned yesterday. It was off noon. Surely you do remember? Surely I do remember, my dear. Something came up between my plans, though I'm here now this afternoon. Does that make a difference? No, no, no. Surely no. Except only that it gives us short notice to gather the money. A thousand Swiss dollars, was it not? Twenty-three. A thousand? A thousand, my dear. That's the notation I had. Here, I show you. Here, that you telephoned yesterday that you would come tomorrow. That is a five thousand. Oh, you're good. Somebody made a mistake. Now, look, I've got a deal. I need every cent left on my letter of credit. Twenty-three thousand. Cash, dollars, Swiss or American. Make a choice. Of course, of course, Mr. Mack. But for me, though, that I may compare signature with formality only, isn't it? Oh, I... I want to. The pen. Thank you. Thank you. And now, only moments longer, I must cooperate with Mr. Schindlach to formality. Oh, sure. I'll wait. Is it all that it should be, Mr. Mack? Your money's in this parcel. Twenty-three thousand dollars. Thank you, my dear. An awful thing. Hmm? To sign this receipt. Oh, yeah, I know, I know. Thank you, Mr. Schindlach. You understand, Mr. Schindlach. Of course. However, there's the thing. If you don't mind, though... Look, I'm in a hurry. What's he doing here? How does it feel? How does it then feel when he can step into a bank, ask for tens of thousands of dollars and get it? Mm-hmm. Feels good. Wonderful. It's Johnny, baby. Open up. Come here. Oh, baby, baby. An hour. And I missed you.  Mm-hmm. Oh, but Johnny, the excitement, the deal being stopped, and the men at the very top of it screaming and screaming that he has been robbed. How is a man robbed if he's from top of town? Yeah. Yeah, it's funny. Lily? Yes. Well, leave it. See ya. Yeah. What do you want, Lily? What are the dreams? Paris, Rome, London? Dream one over me, baby. Johnny Allison makes it come true. He's crazy. I'll grab a coat, Lily. For this minute, it's all you'll ever need. Where are we going? I told you whatever ride you want. Whatever bobble to lay against your neck to your fingers or your toes. Is the money you have saved this front gate superintendent to the chief side street carnival? With $23,000. What are you talking about? My gift? Like I always said I would. $23,000 worth. Come on, cover it with a coat. Say, did you get that money, Johnny? What difference? It's green. It makes a pretty sound when rubbed together. Make it whisper and advise me for you and silk for me like I saw once in a shop in Rome. I said, baby, first stop Rome so Johnny can look good, so Johnny can look swell, so Johnny can... You stole it, didn't you? I promoted it, baby.  Me, baby, me, Johnny Allison. Come on. Get out. Huh? Get out. I want no part of you. It's me you're talking to, Lily. The man with the promises, the man with the dreams. So don't talk. Promise me. Dream man, man of nothing. See? Who would go with you? Not Lily. Not I. You're lousin' it, baby. Not with you. Promise man, dream man. Stupid man of angles and gimmicks I'm promoting that. You don't think that you did the truth of yourself? Anything else you need to say? You are just joy and luck. Drunk. Drunk with yourself. Drunk with your stupidity. Drunk with your drunkenness. Joy. Joy. Joy. Johnny Allison who is joy. Come on. Joey. Joey. Shouldn't have called me that. Not Joey. You shouldn't. I stood over it for a long time. For all the time Lily needed. For her fingers done clenching. Trail along the floor. For the life to go out of her. Then get out. Walk, don't run to the midway. Crowd in the ferris wheel moving now. Midway in the palace of fun. A back exit to the world through the hall of mirrors. And I was on my way. I'm still a clown. But this time I didn't care. Johnny Allison on his way with 23 grand to take him wherever he wanted to go. The hall of mirrors. And I know it like a book. Like I knew the back of my hand. Stop turning the corner. Not this way. Sometimes a guy forgets. Palace of fun. Hall of mirrors. They had time to get in. Have fun trying to get out. Whoever I went Johnny Allison came right back at me. Thousand Johnny Allison. Me trying to beat a 10 cent garage. Easy to get out. Easy. I didn't see myself I wouldn't be there would I. I didn't see myself I wouldn't be there would I. I couldn't get all of them. Too many too many. With me. He didn't look so good anymore. He didn't look like anybody I know. Yeah. Like Joey maybe. Like you. The way she said. Yeah. He really did it. Yeah. Yeah. At the floor.  Then to hide in the hall of mirrors. Such. To pity. Perhaps not. For here a man can. Laugh at death. With Johnny love. With Johnny. And here a man can observe himself in a thousand mirrors. Fear of the hate, Johnny, from every angle, that is, if a man can stand looking at himself. Come, Johnny. Come on. Escape has brought you Carnival in Vienna, a story written and directed by David Friedkin and Morton Pines. Featured in the cast were Jack Moyle, Lillian Bias, Jack Krushen and Hans Connery. Also heard were Barney Phillips, Robert Boone and George Peroni. Your announcer, George Walsh. The special music for escape is composed and conducted by Lee Stephen. Next week. You are flying a plane high above the island of Massa Fuera, 300 miles off the coast of Chile. Beside you, a beautiful woman, and only she knows it's the last stop, the last time around. A death trap from which there is no escape. So listen next week, when Escape brings you Tony Barrett's story, there was a crooked man. America listens most to the CBS radio network.


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Hello, and welcome to the video on creating custom reports. Today we're going to cover creating a basic report in Tracket. So this version of Tracket, the report writer, is built into the product. There isn't a separate or external report writer required from any other vendor. The report writing tool is actually built right into Tracket. So I'm going to click on my menu. I'm going to come down and select Reports. That'll open my Reports module. You'll notice there's a bunch of canned reports that come with each section of the product. So here's a bunch of canned help desk reports, there's some solution reports, asset management, et cetera. There are also some administration reports which print out some of the different lookups. And you can also create your own administration reports to print out other values from the database if you'd like. The print preview section here, this is where you actually define the print preview that's going to print out of each module. So you'll notice there's a ticket print report. This is actually the report that prints out when you print a ticket from within the help desk module. If you want to customize the print out of the ticket from the help desk module, what you would do here is click on the report, you would click on copy, update the report to make your changes, then you would go in and use form customization to change the print out that prints out from behind the print button on the ticket form. So for now, we're just going to run through two simple ways to create a report. One simple way is to create a report from scratch. So I'm going to go back to my help desk area because I'm going to create a ticket report. And I'm going to click on the new button right here just to create a report from scratch. Sometimes this is a difficult way to create a report because it comes with no formatting, no data selection, no tables selected, no fields on the form. You're really starting with a completely blank report. So I'm going to show you what that looks like. I click on new, I have to enter a title. I can enter a description if I like. And then since I'm in the help desk area, it asks me if I want to use tickets or assignments for my report. Well, I'm going to select them both because there's a chance I might have assignments linked to tickets. So I'm going to go ahead and select them both. I'm going to hit design report. And now track is going to bring up the report designer. The very first time you load this, it might take a little bit because it has to load the component into memory. But once you do that, now it's cached and it should load much faster next time. So this is what I was referring to before. You really have a blank slate when you're starting from a brand new report. So this can sometimes be a little bit challenging. Now this is a banded report writer which is very similar to an access report or a crystal report or any other type of report that uses report banding like this where you have a top margin, you can add headers, you can add other footers, your details of where all your fields are going to go for multiple instances of a record. So for example, you might put a header up here in the top margin that says ticket number and then you'll put the actual ticket number field in the detail section because that'll get repeated for every single record for the data that is selected for this particular report. So you'll notice over here on the right you've got your menu here of all the different things you can do. So by default, I'm on the properties of the report and you can see under properties now I can select my data source and my data member and so here I wanna select ticket. So I can enter filter string here if I want to filter out specific data and I can build that filter string by clicking on the little ellipses button here. I can click the plus sign here and I can add a condition and I can enter what I want. So I can pick the field from my ticket that I want to use and then I can do my operator and then I can enter my value and that's how I would build my filter. I can modify the appearance of the report from here and there are a ton of options in here that you can go through so we're not gonna go through every single one. Basically I just wanna show you that this is where all the properties of the report are and if I click this little drop down at the top it's gonna show you these are the items that are currently in my report. So I have a bottom margin which you see over here on the left is the purple area. I have a detail area which is this middle band. I have a top margin which is this top area here and I have the report itself. So if I select new report which is my report itself all the details below it here are gonna be related to specifically the report. If I come and select detail you'll notice some of these things change and now I see properties that are related specifically to the detail of my report. You'll notice underneath the properties button here on the right there's a field list button. So if I click on this I can open my track data source here and I can open my ticket source and now I have fields from my ticket form. So let's say I wanna come down and put in ticket ID. I can click on this and drag it over and drop it in my details section of my report. And now if I go back to the properties of my report you will notice that I now have another item listed here and that is my ticket ID field and when I select that I see properties specifically for that field. So if I want to change my label I can do that. I can change the label that shows up next to it. The little buttons here on the right are to reset values back to the default. You'll notice that the field has a little database looking container icon next to it. That's how you know that it's actually a database field. If I was gonna just put a generic text control on the form all my generic controls over here on the left so I could just go over here and click on this label. I could go and insert that and you'll notice that that label now doesn't have that little database container icon there because it's just a text label. So I have other controls over here on the left. I can add lines. I can add charts. There's all sorts of things I can add. The toolbar at the top of course has your cut, paste and undo and redo and all that kind of stuff. And this button here is a print preview. So if I click on this I'll get a preview of the report that I'm building and notice I just have the label that I put in and the ticket ID and I haven't set any filter. So this is gonna show me every ticket that's in my system right now. So right now you'll see I have four pages worth of data. I'm now seeing just the current page and I could click next to go to the next page or I could come here and click the multi-page view option and now all my pages are displayed here. This button will take me back to my report designer. So one other thing I wanna show you here is I can add other groups. So I could go back to my dropdown here on my report properties and I can select my report and now you'll notice that underneath actions here I can insert a report header. If I click on that a report header appears. I can insert a page header and I can also insert group headers, more detail bands, group footers, report footers, et cetera. And notice all of these different types of bands that get inserted here. The names of them are pretty self-explanatory. So the top margin is the top margin of every page. The report header prints only once at the beginning of the report. The page header prints on every page. The group header prints at the beginning of every group. So if I wanna group by department, let's say, when I group my report by department, then this group header will print every time there's a new department. So I'm simplifying this greatly, but I'm doing this to kind of show you how many options there are when you build a report from scratch. So if you wanna build a report completely from scratch, one of the best ways to do that is to click on the little menu here on the left and say design and report wizard. So if I click on this, it says, what do you wanna do? Do you want an empty report? No, I don't wanna do that. I don't need a label report. I'm gonna use a data bound report. So I'm gonna select that and click next. It's gonna ask me which data I want. So I'm gonna say I want my tickets. I'm gonna hit next. It's gonna ask me specifically which fields are my tickets I want. So just real quickly, I'm going to select ticket ID. I'm going to select ticket summary and I'm going to select assign to technician. And I'm going to select status.  Now I'm gonna click next. Now it's asking me how I wanna group it. I was showing you before how you can insert manual groups and how that can get complicated. Here I can just say I wanna group it by my assigned to technician. And this will give me a report grouped by the technicians. I'm gonna hit next. Do I want any calculations to be reported on here? So my ticket ID is gonna be a numeric value. So I don't wanna sum, right? I don't wanna add up my ticket IDs. That would be ridiculous. But I may wanna count them. That might be a good thing to see. So I'm gonna hit next. Now it's asking me do I wanna use a portrait or a landscape view? I didn't use that many fields so I can probably do portrait. Should be fine. And it says adjust the field width so all the fields fit on the page. So that's fine. Now it's gonna give me a couple options here for different styles. Let's see. I kinda like this one. So I'm gonna hit next. This is going to be tickets by technician and I'm gonna hit finish.  And now we have a tickets by technician report. So now if I save this to make sure that I don't lose any of my changes. Now I'm gonna hit preview and now we get a report that shows all the tickets that I have grouped by technician. Now that's a pretty easy way to at least start with something that you can then modify. It's much easier to start with some kind of report that you then tweak than it is to try to just build everything from scratch. Because now if I go back to my designer you'll notice that there's already a page header put in with some of these labels.  I only want it to print as a header. So you'll notice if I go back to my print preview you'll notice that the technician name is only gonna print once. And then all the tickets that belong to that technician print after that. Let's say for some reason I do want my technician name to print right next to every other piece of ticket data. I could go back to my designer and I could grab my technician field and I could drag it down into my details section here. And now the technician name would print every single time there's a new ticket. And I'll show you what that looks like. So you may want it this way but most people don't. Most people when they're grouping by a certain value would do it the way we had it there a minute ago. So I'm gonna go back to my designer. I'm gonna click undo and I'm gonna tighten up this grouping here a little more because that's how I like it. And now I'm done, I'm gonna save that. That's an easy way to use the report wizard to build yourself a report. So I'm gonna close out of this. Another quick way to build a report is to use one of our canned reports that we've already created for you and use that as your template. I can just click on this. If I click on the little link here it's actually gonna preview the report. If I click on the row it's gonna highlight it. Then I can come up here and say copy. It creates a copy, notice right below it. I can now click on the copy and now I can hit edit. If I'm on one of the canned reports you'll notice the edit button is disabled. But if I go back to my copy now and I click on edit and I click on design and now I've got my open tickets report here and I can change this however I like. I can add fields, I can remove fields, I could add another filter. There are lots of different options. I could remove the track it logo here and add my own logo. There are lots of different things you could do here. So that is using the report writer in track it. One other thing I'll show you quickly here is something we call quick reports. So let's say I'm about to run off to a meeting and I don't even have time to go in and run that report wizard. I just need to get a quick view of open tickets that I can take to my meeting. So I can come into the help desk, I can go to my open tickets view and I can go up to my menu here and I can say export and I can select HTML or CSV. So for the purposes of this example I'm gonna use HTML just so you can see it with a little bit of style added to it because CSV is just gonna be simply that comma separated. You would do CSV if you wanna pull this up in Excel and you wanna do a pivot chart or something like that or you can just do HTML and that'll give you a really quick output of this grid. And so you'll notice now if I open up this HTML file I have a report here now that shows exactly what I was just seeing in my track it grid. That is a really quick way that just export the columns that you want and the filter that you want out to an external HTML file or out to CSV like I said, if you wanna create an Excel chart or Excel pivot table or something like that. So thanks for watching our overview of reporting in track it. For more videos in this training series you can visit our documentation site at docs.bmc.com. If you forget where the documentation is you can always click the help link in the upper right hand corner inside track it. Some other useful resources are the track it community where you can talk with other track it users and support representatives about how to get the most out of your product. You can reach that site at community.trackit.com. You can also reach our technical support directly by visiting support.trackit.com and for general product information you can always visit trackit.com. Thank you for watching and I hope this video has been helpful to you.


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