We bought a plate that boy. He called me out. I was just chilling streaming. He hopped in the park two-way sharp shooter No way he scores a bucket on me. Let's get it chat And he's in the chat. I know thank you chat. I appreciate you guys He won't get a bucket Yeah, he out of bounds already don't know what he's doing Bro, why is this guy? We got a ghost on the court He bet I mean that boy might be L. I mean, I don't know how I missed that Chat, I don't know how I ever missed that No Dude, he's not scoring chat chat YouTube. He's not scoring.   We good. I mean double The problem is I gotta learn how to okay. I know what to do if you go back up He's just gonna get pinned. Okay. Okay. Come on. I'm off to the house.  I'm test not check the YouTube. It's gonna be under 10 minute video So I'm not I mean come on dub that dubby. This is this is buckets, man 2k streamer Pro pro 2k streamer Easy easy Who bet against me journey I Don't know initiated Initiating I'm gonna take Davos Davos sephalosa. He can't he can't score. I mean come on. Oh My god Can't score for the top that I do this man. I Would never lose to a real athlete in in don't give me too many Don't give me too many. Don't give me too many. Oh, oh, we trying to physical. Okay, okay? Okay, he trying to get physical. I like it. I like it He's trying to get physical No, that really is He's trying to get physical. He's switching up his defensive tactics Me mouse in the house free cheese chat Wow mouse in the house free cheese chat Davos game bullied.  I tried to end it, but he can't score chat. He can't score Can't score. No, sir.  Yeah, he definitely plays like it's real life There goes the defense There goes a table Real life defense right there. Oh Shot clock, but Just for that, I gotta put my music my volume on now. Oh my god, he scored. He scored chat All the NDA they DDA they DDA so they're super the NBA player plays the game. I've seen enough I can't fake pass. It's killing me. I fake pass so much. No, it's too easy My stamina back back city. I got bag. I'm getting bag now chat No, that boy is not winning.  Oh, oh No way Come on, bro. I bet $10. That was my dump too. I should have took it. I ain't gonna cheat my man GG's in the chat GG's in the chat. I will never lose to a real athlete in any video game period. I Have a better chance of beating that boy in Real life than he does a beat me in this video game. Believe that YouTube hit the like button comment on how bad that bossaulosa just was


What is going on guys welcome back to the channel critical overlord here So let me talk about Halloween ends here today and talk about some of the things that have been coming out recently from Jamie Lee Curtis And David Gordon Green more recently a couple weeks back Jamie Lee Curtis stated in an interview that the ending of Halloween ends is gonna have a lot of people I guess upset might have people agitated and have some people very angry What she stated specifically was that? David Gordon Green alluded to the third one, which is going to shock people It's going to make people very angry It's going to stimulate people people are going to be agitated by it and it's a beautiful way to end this trilogy Now that's all I kind of knew I Kind of knew from David only recently have he and I started to talk a little bit post-Venice film festival a little bit about the movie a Couple little tweaks that I've offered but very little that you know this man makes great movies I just have to stay out of the way What she could possibly be talking about I don't know I'll tell you one thing as long as you stay away from Jamie Lee Curtis is Lori Stroll dying in a fashion that resembles Halloween resurrection or even somehow manages to top a Ridiculous death like the way that character died in having a resurrection I don't know how this could upset anyone Unless you're talking about having all of the characters die when I say all of them. I mean Michael Myers Allison Nelson and Lori Stroll all going up in a blaze of glory. I think that's pretty actually kind of dark I don't think well. I can see people being upset about that I know a lot of you guys are big fans of Lori Stroll Allison Nelson Of course, we're all a fan of Michael Myers. I Know some of you stand those characters that are not Michael Myers Some of you stand Michael Myers alone is wanting to wreak havoc Right have it.  You were telling leading up to it or again, like I said having something incredibly Silly happen, which is Lori Stroll dying in a silly manner But you're trying to depict it as if she's being a grand hero for the town of Haddonfield I cannot stand when movies do that when characters are so adamant about sacrificing themselves or When a character goes out in a blaze of glory when it was completely not necessary It was completely avoidable, but yet you chose to just do it for whatever reason I don't know it depends on how you depict it on screen Sometimes when a character is willing to give their life for the greater good, it comes off well I would say that Dr. Sleep is a good example of that how it ended Spoiler alert. I won't go into any specifics just to save or just to respect the ending for those who haven't seen it But I don't know how they could upset anyone with the ending of how we ends unless you have some really dramatically horrendously Balls to the wall nonsense that goes on on screen and you have no type of respect shown What's whatsoever towards Michael Myers what he represents his mythos the character of Lori Stroll What she represents and everything she's supposed to have been dealing with and I guess trying to escape since the 2018 film and then also Kind of shelving the character of Allison Elson in the way giving her a Hollow narrative that kind of just ends this trilogy on a sour note. I don't see how else you could upset us Unless you do something silly like that There's plenty of other ways. I'm probably just not thinking of them so Another thing we need to talk about is what David Gordon Green had to say recently with the Empire's spoiler special podcast He was talking about how this movie is like a coming of age film and I guess has a tone similar to the the film Christine which was also done by John Carpenter So he started off by stating that he likes that each of these films have delivered different tones And when he was starting to talk about how he ends, there's not a lot of games in it There's not a lot of wittiness and retro joy It's kind of a coming of age film and it's a very different tone And that's what excited me about it is to have the three chapters that I've been involved in be very different from each other They are all there to honor Carpenter, but aren't necessary just emulating him so He also went on to say that he sent Carpenter the new draft of Halloween ends the other night and he said if it Feels to Christine, let me know for Halloween ends. It was just a love letter of Carpenter It's more than just hey, here's a character in the community that you've created It's a here's an appreciation of your legendary body of work So that last bit of course, I'm sure it means a lot to John Carpenter, but the whole Christine aspect feeling tonally like Christine Because of course there's not gonna be a car in this movie that has a mind of its own and is going around killing people There's no way on this earth. They're gonna have something like that I don't know if they're trying to say that that Michael Myers will come off similar to the car In Christine, I haven't seen that movie in many years The whole coming of age aspect depends on how you do it coming of age and age films like stand by me Current Netflix shows like stranger things All of those type of narratives are always exciting and fun to watch I know there's very nostalgic for a lot of us who grew up with those movies from the 80s some of you who actually grew up in the 80s in the early 90s, so When they say coming of age one thing I can think of is Allison Nelson Standing tall at the end of it like I've been talking about as I think she should with the final Memory of you know, I'm the one who stopped the boogeyman I'm the one who why my grandmother helped me she pairs along with the boogeyman Michael Myers My grandmother was not crazy. I've lost my mother. I've lost my father I've now lost my grandmother But I've also taken out the thing that kept them down for the past four decades and the thing that kept me and mental prison for the past four years as I recovered from the trauma He caused me four years ago from the events of Halloween 2018 and how he kills and then whatever of course happens in Halloween ends, so I just don't know what else they could be talking about other than As I'm thinking about with Allison being the one who coming out of this on the very end She understands Lori a little bit better than how she understood her from just how her mother was raised her up Hey, your grandmother's crazy your grandmother believes in this boogeyman She doesn't know what she's talking about now you're experiencing it now You probably have also lived with her because I'm theorizing that maybe she lives with Lori in Halloween ends and this coming of age Narrative is mostly about her because she again is the youngest one And I feel that the youngest should be the one to learn something here and care that on with them into the Future for a much better and peaceful life without Michael Myers away from Haddonfield Hopefully too let me know what you guys think about this down in the comment section below and these comments that they made if you haven't Of course, make sure you subscribe turn on post location in this video in the description I have links my social media accounts my Facebook Twitter and Instagram you can message me there Of course them is any movies news or views I'm gonna cover in the future and with all that in mind guys I will see you in the next video


What's the difference between a tire and 365 used condoms One's a good year and one's a great year Explain that to me in detail Tires good year tires. Yeah. Yeah for sure and then 365 days in a year. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah 365 used condoms. Okay. Yeah for sure So you've had 365 days of having had intercourse unto ejaculation. Oh Makes sense now. Mmm. Okay Protected ejaculation so that we're not spreading unnecessary venereal diseases or impregnating those who ought not be pregnant Unlike what happens with the tire. Good morning Practice safe driving Today we got a new trailer. I think it's a telugu trailer. Okay Brand new I believe so Let's see. Oh my nose. It's called Skylab trailer skylab. Yeah, that's like straight up like say this is this about skylab This is Nitya Menon Satya Dev Rahul Ramakrishna Vishvak Kanderau and I believe it's a telugu trailer. So there was a Satellite back in the 80s called skylab that fell out of the sky and we didn't know where it was gonna land The whole planet was like where in the world is skylab gonna land is it gonna hit a major city? Landed in the ocean unfortunate Sorry spoiler alert Just ruined skylab. Oops. Here we go Not bad Oh Supply I said it's cheap up on key. You know, it's not gonna happen.  It's a small poison. I want a big one. Do you know why I came here?  Don't worry about that. He will be there. He will be there if I send him. I will take care of him. Don't forget that it's not a big poison. It's not a big poison. I have to get rid of it. What are you saying? I am sending him to a small place near Kerala. I'll take care of it. I am sending him to a small place far away. I am going to kill him. I am afraid he might get caught.   Ohhhh... What happened? It's okay. That will be okay. It's just dark. It's just dark. I don't know what I'm saying. I don't know what I'm saying. I don't know what I'm saying. I don't know what I'm saying. I don't know what I'm saying. I don't know what I'm saying. Without my spoiler, just cut that part. Because that's part of what's going to cause the tension is where has Skylab been a land? When did this happen? 80 something. I'm going to guess 84. Because yeah, I wasn't around. Yeah, no. I was scared. The whole planet was like, it's going to rain down. They were talking about all the possible things that could possibly go wrong with this. Oh, it was even farther back. Oh, wow. How do I remember this? Oh, no. That's right. That's when it was launched. Yeah, it came back in 1979. Yeah. Well, almost 80. I was 10. Similar to that Toluca film just not too long ago that we saw with the Cinema Bundy. With a village and they found the camera. Yeah, and they found the camera. Very similar. Similar vibe. Similar vibe, but this looks even quirkier. And the last shot reminded me of Little Miss Sunshine a little bit. But yeah, it looks fun. It reminds me of that line. It's like, we got to push this out.  It's similar. There's an episode of SpongeBob, and then it's because they're talking about keeping Bikini Bottom safe and Patrick says, why don't we just take Bikini Bottom and push it somewhere else? You know what my favorite Patrick line is? My favorite Patrick line ever.  Anyway, I don't think that's the point of this. The fact isn't where it lands, it's the fact that they're going to capitalize on the story. I think it could be really funny. The acting looks pretty darn grounded in terms of similar to that other one that we saw. They're all playing these real people in this village and there's not going to be like a... a big row or anything like that. It's going to be like a grounded thing that there's going to be a lot of accommodate just because of that. It's a satellite in the 70s so they don't have them. It's kind of ridiculous that we didn't know where it was going to land. It was just a free fall. With math now. Of course now. But back then, if something lost the projected trajectory it would fall and we didn't know where it would track it. So once it fell out of the trajectory it was on and you lost radio signal your guess was as good as anybody of when and where it was going to show up. It always comes so far. Now it's just, okay, what's this new trajectory? Of course. The orbit's going to remain the same until it breaks the thing. You know where it's going to land with... I don't, but they do. We even have the technology today that if it was heading toward land we could hit it with a cruise missile and change its, you know, either completely destroy it or knock it into some enemy territory. I love that last line. Space Force. It's ridiculous.  Like dry funny. I'm looking forward to it. It looks like it's quite funny. Let us know if you know anything about it. Sorry for Rick spoiling it. He's spoiling it for me too. I didn't know it. That's whole. I know. Sorry. I was just like, Skylab, I wonder if that's a Tolugu word. It's not. Really? That's a Tolugu word. I was born in 1991 and you still don't know that those words wouldn't make an English word. That looks like Tolugu to you. Skylab. Not a word I know. You know the word Sky? No. Skylab. Definitely not. It's a laboratory in the sky. I know the words F and U. Oh, because you say them to yourself in the mirror every morning? Mm-hmm. There's no feeling by the trailer down below. Josh!


Hello everybody, welcome back to another Adobe Photoshop CC 2021 tutorial. In this one, I'm going to show you a quick and easy way to remove braces in Photoshop. Here we go. I've got an original image here. You see here the layer is on. I've made a copy of it and then I did some painting. And you'll see here that I started to paint off the braces. Now there are a few ways to do this type of thing. You can use a clone stamp tool if you've got really nice teeth and you've got a lot of white around the braces. You can use a healing spot, healing brush, stuff like that. But the way I like to do it is using the brush tool. So let me show you how I do it. I'm going to delete these two layers and we're going to start off here. So we've just drag and drop in here. Girls got her braces on. The next step is I am going to zoom in a little bit because we're going to be working in up clothes. So we've zoomed in a bit. I'm going to take this layer. I'm going to drag and drop it on that plus icon at the bottom. That creates a duplicate layer. All right. Now I'm going to go one step further and I'm going to hit the plus sign and I'm going to create a new layer. But this is not a duplicate. This is just a new blank layer, which I will be working on. The step that I want to go to next is you want to go up to your toolbar and you want to find your brush tool. You can hit B to do that, or you can just do what I just did there and get the brush out. Now at the top, you're going to see a few different options. The one that you want to click on here is the brush, the brush type. Now I'm going to go and if you don't see brushes, you can always go down to window and make sure there's a check mark beside the brushes. And when you do that, it'll open your brushes panel. The one that I use is under general brushes and this is the most commonly used one. I'm just going to use a simple soft round brush. That's it. It's all you need to do. I've got the soft round brush selected. I've got the color, which we'll get to in a second. I've got the opacity at 100, the flow at 30 and the smoothing at 10. All right. Good. Now the brush size is a little small, so I'm going to just increase it a little bit. So I'm just going to hit the right bracket key. If you're on a Mac, it should be underneath the plus and equal sign. If you're on a PC, I'm not sure because I don't have my PC in front of me. But what you want to do now is once you've got your brush selected, you need to hold down the alt key if you're on a PC or the option key if you're on a Mac and you're going to see that it creates a eyedropper tool. What this means is it's going to be sampling the color that the eyedropper is hovering over. So I am going to sample this color here, which is just outside of the brace. And I'm going to left click on it. When I did that, it selected this color here. Now I'm going to slowly paint over top of it. And you'll see here that I keep selecting a different color. And what I'm trying to do is I'm trying to just make it look a little organic. Now, again, I'm going to zoom in a little further. And again, if this isn't perfect to start, not to panic, we're going to fix it up in a few seconds. But I'm just basically selecting colors that are from the tooth itself. I'm selecting colors from the tooth and presto. I'm just sort of painting over it. Let's pick some parts down here. Let's pick this part here. I'm just going to paint into here maybe. And you'll see here kind of what I'm doing. Now there are some tricky parts. So I'm going to go ahead and reduce the brush side considerably. And I'm going to zoom way in. And I'm going to go ahead and remove this piece here. So I'm going to sample again the color. And I'm just going in. I'm actually going to sample this color here. This should be up. This is a little bit of a gap here. So I'm going to create that. And then you'll see here that I'm way in deep on this. And I'm going in and I'm removing her braces step by step. Now again, some of these colors aren't quite right. So you can always just go in and see. You can always eyeball and say, hey, that doesn't look right.  So I'm just going to go ahead and add in a little bit of this. And then when you zoom way out, you'll see here that it looks pretty good. It's not quite perfect. So you can add in if you want it to be a little wider maybe. Like I mean teeth are never quite perfect. But you can always just go in and adjust that and change the color, change, remove the pieces, remove the braces. So to speak, let's go ahead and pull that out. I'm going to increase the size of the brush considerably. I'm going to quickly go over it. There you go. Nice and simple. And that is how you remove braces.  Let's go ahead and pull in some of the pink and we'll put it back. And then we'll slowly add it in. And when you zoom out, you would never know that there were braces on those teeth. Guys, that is how you do it. Thank you for watching this tutorial. Got a lot more stuff coming up. Stay tuned.


Tryna girl natural. Hi everyone. Welcome to my channel another quick review for you guys I'm here to tell you what I discovered about trail looks basically product review on the trail looks products I was excited to try it. I know a lot of you told me you were excited to try it as well So here I am to let you know if it really works, especially for like tighter curls and type 4 hair and stuff So Yeah, let's find out first of all this line has no deep conditioner nor been so conditioner I checked the website a million times to make sure I'm not crazy and that's what the real deal is I checked the description to make sure that didn't say deep conditioner condition anywhere, and I followed their steps exactly and This is what my result is. So this is what happened basically Spoiler alert. I mean, this is my result. This is like day three and I do I do think it's okay I don't think it's like life-changing or anything, but you know, I do have some definition I do have some frizz I Connected again a week out of it, which is my minimum My hair doesn't feel particularly soft or moisturized, but it's not rock hard or straw dry either But let me get into the details of how I what I use and what I thought of each product I started off with the cleanser and the clear renewal restore of this cleanser. This is one thing I'll definitely be considering you put to say from the line because my hair felt really soft and really You know like gentle it definitely is a gentle cleansing rinse because it felt gentle But cleanse my hair I smell great. It formed without being stripping. So I did love this cleanser There is a kind of just a nice light consistency This has a nice scent like a really light Sugar type scent that I really like so I really enjoyed using this one as you guys can see But unfortunately, that's pretty much where the buck stopped in terms of a good time and this line after the cleanser They tell you basically to go directly to the leaving. There's no conditioning stuff So I waited until I had a week where my hair was pretty moisturized It wasn't super dry to try this because you guys know I like to shampoo every wash day But I kind of have to these days at my gym schedule Shampoo every wash day and the condition every wash day. So this is my first wash day in forever Like going the whole week washing my hair. I'm not deep conditioning So I'm really into like I had used like a good funky last week. What the condition I use my hair was moisturized I think I use the honey's handmade and it wasn't my favorite and review is coming soon But it definitely did the moisturize parts of my hair was moisturized coming into this wash day And I for me out the funky sort of clearly magic is a bit heavy But that's pretty much the heaviest thing I use so I didn't have a lot to get off It doesn't have a lot of work to do or anything like that But anyway, I cleansed my hair. Thanks for going good. My hair was soft not stripped clean ready to go even had some definition But unfortunately the leaving completely failed me. So let's just the leaving untie the knot And the sad thing is I use More than half of it almost all of it in one wash day because okay I just realized the shampoo I'm supposed to use the leaving. How do you even do that? The directions kind of just set to apply generously all over so I kind of applied it like a rinse out at first So I applied it all over didn't have much slip at all So it was a struggle didn't wasn't moisturizing at all either So I won't say at all, but moisturizing level may be three out of ten For moisture so it was a little bit, but definitely on the par another as good as like the leaves that I like So it comes out like a white cream and so on but it's not I Just doesn't do much for me. It just feels like water in my hair My hair still felt kind of rough and everything like you know, my strands of course, so it didn't smooth my hair color Didn't I moisture anything? I do like the scent. It has like a musky I want to say pretty like maybe a musky tomato scent or musky sweet scent But I do like the sense of these but I think that's the only good thing I can say about the leaving because it didn't really Didn't moisturize my hair. I didn't have given up slip. I didn't give me any definition at all So yeah, the sugar was real trying to go from cleanser to leave and the sugar was real for my tight curls course Kinky hair. So I'm definitely when we purchased this this is going into my spray bottle a little bit less left of it It's gonna be my spray bottle Until then and I'll be glad to see the back of this and never see it again pretty much I mean, I do like the ingredients of all of these the ingredients were nice I love the packaging. I love the sense and I love the ingredients and I love the cleanser But the leaving was definitely a hard pass for me. It just was not it was not it and last but not least we have the Cirl enhancing styling gel. So they pretty much said to apply this on soaking wet hair So after I kind of put in the leaving and I sectioned it and then I kind of wet my hair again a little bit I'll apply this gel. It is a pretty thick gel But it's not super It's a little slimy, but it's not super slimy like you know, most thing that there was come on my hair But there isn't I guess the purple in my colors probably what gives it this texture It didn't really like lay out my hair or anything like that It did add definition, but I could tell that it was frizzy as well So I had no idea where it was gonna go from there like if it held which it did I was gonna have the fine frizz if it didn't hold I was gonna have just frizz frizz So I wasn't sure after applying the product. I was still like, okay, maybe I guess a kind of fresh clean perfumy type scent. I guess something like maybe laundry detergent in a good way I guess so it's not quite chemically, but it's almost there But it's like kind of fresh clean if you think happy thoughts kind of chemically gel if you don't terms of the scent My hair had that feeling of being kind of defining the outside but not juicy on the inside Which is when I know that Houston we have a problem Usually when that happens, I kind of wet my hair and try to get it to soak in more moisture But that's happens when my hair didn't get enough moisture basically during the wash day Oh when the gel is kind of funky the gel didn't have better slip than the leave-in So at least we were getting somewhere in terms of slip. It probably had better moisture on the leave-in Which is to say had moisture not to say it was like Uncle Funky community was moisturizing But it was better than nothing like for moisture the gel might get like a six and a half or something So pay a bit of decent leave-in, which I guess I'll try next time. It might even give even better results But like I said, you know my hair isn't super dry.   So that's the kind of cast for the sleeves Which of course isn't my favorite, but of course, it's better than rock hard I actually found the answer for my hair for preventing gel cast, which is great So it's not like I'm exactly scared of casts in general because I know in the future Okay, I can just do this if you're coming up I can just do this and prevent the cast in the future my hair my hair doesn't do scrunchie not crunch like Once there's a cast that's kind of it like no matter if I stretch if I spritz if I you know Whatever is gonna recast itself after a while. I just have really stiff wiry texture here But the crush wasn't like horrible. It just was enough to make me not love it I don't see myself repurchasing this gel either, but it's getting me through the week So that's basically it cleanser. I think I'm gonna get again leave in heck snow gel I don't think so, but it wasn't that bad And like you like I said before I can see the definition and I can see the frizz So the gel overall, I guess was okay. And this is my results day three. I'm gonna get a week out of it I hope this helped you out those of you who were looking for the true looks review here It is let me know if you try these and what you thought of it And if you were thinking about trying on your kinky hair get your deep conditioner in between I would not recommend leaving I think you cover that and the gel at least is going to get you some ways I'm gonna leave you completely high and dry. So that's it. Thanks for watching and see you in the next one. Bye


Starfield, LG G3 OLED. What do they have in common and why are we watching this video? Well, it might be the best Xbox gaming experience you can find. And you're going, okay, Thunder E, are we reviewing both the game and the TV? Technically not. I'm just telling you my experience and hopefully you get to enjoy this and see a glimpse of what we have here. Now, if you're joining us for the very first time, this is Board of Work. My name is Thunder E. And I make videos on gaming and tech that I love, including TVs and, of course, video games. Now, go ahead, hit the subscribe button and watch more videos on the channel because I think you're going to really enjoy this. Now you're wondering why am I mixing the two together? I'd mentioned I've had these two for a while. I've been doing a lot of traveling, which is why I've not had time to spend a lot of the TV and also a lot of the game. So I'm not reviewing the game, but I'm giving you my experience of what I've seen. Let's start off with Starfield and why it's so important. Starfield is the biggest game for the Xbox this year and it shows. This is something that I think a lot of Xbox gamers would love. It's a big action RGP game. It's world-expansive. There are many universes, sorry, many galaxies to venture into, many planets to explore. And it gives me a quick reminder of two games. One is Destiny, which I am not a fan of. I know it's gone better and I have friends who play Destiny. And another one is Star Citizen, which is a massive PC game that is still an alpha that has a lot of the similar vibes that you find here. Now, what makes Starfield different is a couple of things. Besides, of course, the accessories itself. No, we'll talk about that later. But what makes it special and different is it's more accessible and still very customizable as a game. You can customize your character down to the T. You can also do a lot of customization to your ship. You can customize the controls. And speaking of those controls, they felt a little bit wonky, but there's customization tools in there and I just haven't gone to change them. But I was able to adapt to the controls quite well. You can play it in the first person mode, third person mode, or third person behind camera mode. So whichever angle you want to use to actually game, it actually works. Now, the idea of the game is pretty simple. You're on a mining planet, you get attacked and then you find this organization that takes you on this journey. It's the simplest way without me spoiling anything for you. But what you find is that you've got action on the ground as yourself, the individual.  You can fire missiles. There's a lot of air to air action, which is actually kind of fun and works out pretty well. Overall, I'm enjoying the gaming experience and on this TV as you've been seeing it, it looks absolutely gorgeous. Now, the LG G3 OLED is the right kind of TV to game on. And I think right now, OLED is probably one of the best TVs to play games on. Whether you're looking at the LG G3 or say even like the Samsung QD OLED, they do a fantastic job. Now, LGA has the LMA technology, which makes it much brighter, especially whether in daylight or even in darker scenes. And you see this TV do a really good job. What I'm gaming during the daytime or at night, it really shows and it's vibrant. Now, let's talk about how this actually affects gameplay. It just means that everything looks crisp and sharp. So this details on the ship is clear while you're fighting in space battles, whether you're in a dark room, you can clearly see and enjoy that gameplay to the highest. In this 4K 120 Hertz display, you also have multiple ports there, 4 HDMI ports at 4K 120. And look, this game actually does well in terms of performance. I was doing about 118 frames per second. According to, of course, the game menu that you have, which you can actually pop up by hitting, of course, button on your remote control, giving you access to see what your game is doing, what your console is doing and also customizing a few settings in there. So there's customizations on both sides. But what about the audio? How well do the built-in speakers sound? Yeah, it's really good. It's loud, it's crisp. You can hear the space battles well. It does a really good job. Now, the LG TV runs WebOS. I think it's WebOS something now. I don't know. I know that we use the WebOS feed and it works really, really well. I think just navigating the apps and also being able to, of course, play games directly, like through GeForce Now, but we're not talking about that. Really goes to show how well and robust this is. But for me, the gaming experience has been truly awesome.  Now, this TV is not for everyone. Price-wise, it's $2,799 and that means it's an expensive TV. Now, everyone can afford it. But if you can, I will definitely recommend this TV. Is it better than my Samsung S95C? I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I like that for other reasons. I also like that for gaming as well. But I think if you're an LG fan, you will absolutely love what the G3 brings to the table. In terms of setup, it's pretty easy, but not as easy as some other TVs. And also, again, this TV has just gorgeous views. Honestly, this is probably one of the best TVs to game on and I think people will like that. As for Starfield fans, Xbox fans, I think you'll be happy with this game. I've just scratched the surface and I think there's so much more to do with it. Now, I wanna see how it works on my mobile PC handheld devices, like my ROG iLine, stuff like that, because I've been doing a lot of travel and I wanna continue this journey on the road. There's a lot to the game and I still think that there'll be some tweaks that are needed, but the game is optimized and you can see it was running well on the Xbox without any issues. That's my Xbox Series X. I'll try it on my Xbox Series S, also try it on a few PCs and laptops to see how it all runs, but the gaming experience so far has been fun. Being able to use different weapons, you know, like the laser, machine gun, all that stuff is great, but also flying around the ship is fantastic. I think it's pretty good. So anyway, guys, let me know what you think. Leave your thoughts down below. Otherwise, don't forget to like, share, subscribe, pick up any of the devices you see here and always enjoy your game.


In this presentation, we will discuss inherent risk and control risk as it relates to the purchasing process. So, you'll recall we're in the auditing strategy. We're considering the purchasing process. We've gone through that purchasing process. Now, we want to consider those risk factors. So, recall that we want to consider within the auditing process the inherent risk. First, a word from our sponsor. Well, actually, these are just items that we picked from the YouTube shopping affiliate program, but that's actually good for you because these aren't things that we're just given to us from some large corporation which we don't even use in exchange for us selling them to you. These are things that we actually researched, purchased, and used ourselves. Bayer Dynamic? Not sure if I said that right, but this is the DT770 Pro 250 OHM Studio Reference Closed Back Headphones. I wear headphones basically every day for a large part of the day. They are important to me. 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If you would like a commercial-free experience, consider subscribing to our website at accountinginstruction.com or accountinginstruction.thinkific.com where we have many different courses. You can purchase one at a time or have a subscription model giving you access to all the courses, courses which are well organized, have other resources like Excel files and PDF files to download, and no commercials. The control risk, and then use that to determine what we should set the detection risk to be, that then determining what we want to put in terms of substantive testing or how much or how many substantive testings need to be put in place. We'll recall then that when we think of inherent risk, we're thinking of those risks that are inherent to the organization. You want to think about it in this format. In the inherent risk, when we're thinking about inherent risk, we're trying to remove the internal controls and just say, what is the inherent risk or how inherently risky is this process without the internal controls? That's just the inherent risk of the business model, the business setting, the standard functions that are going to be in place just within the process. We want to think about whether the inherent risk is great or small. Then we think about the control risks. Those are the risks, those are the things, the controls that the management, the company put in place to safeguard against those inherent risks. Those inherent risks the company is worried about that will be problems to the company, which we are worried about as auditors because they're going to affect whether or not the financial statements have been reported properly because if there is a problem in these areas, there's probably even either an error or some type of fraud possibly that which could make the financial statements not be reported well. What we want to do then is think and look at the inherent risk, take a look at the control risk, then use that to see what we want to set the detection risk to be and then think about how much substantive testing we want to do of this process. So inherent risk assessment industry related factors will include is supply of raw materials adequate. Notice that different industries might have different basically supply requirements for the raw materials. If we're creating something, if we're creating say inventory, we might have a question about what the raw materials are and whether or not they're going to be basically out of it. Are they there? Are they something that we are able to get? In other words, if we only have a few suppliers, a few vendors of particular items that we need, that could be a problem within the purchasing cycle. If we have a lot of different vendors, if one vendor goes down and we could purchase from a lot of different vendors, then we don't have as much of a problem. For example, if we needed to purchase like a precious metal or something like that to go into our purchasing process and there's only one company that has that precious metal, then that's more inherently risky to the to the organization than if we're purchasing something that's fairly common like water or something like that. And you say, well, if one company goes down, that's who we mainly purchase from our water, but we could probably go somewhere else wouldn't have much of a difficulty there. So that's one kind of inherent risk factor with regards to the purchasing process. Who do we purchase from? And how specializes that purchasing? How volatile are raw materials prices? So obviously, when we think about our purchasing process, when we think about making inventory, we're thinking about what's going to be our profit margin. And we want to make sure if we have a type of material that's going to vary a lot in terms of the costs of the material, that could be making it difficult for our purchasing process that could cause problems, of course, making our purchasing process more inherently risky. If we're looking at types of raw materials that are fairly stable in terms of price, that's probably going to make our purchasing process less risky, and more easy for us to manage through. If I could be very certain about what the estimated price will be, it's pretty constant throughout the whole process of our primary purchasing items. That makes it a lot easier for me to put in a process and for me to test it as well. If the price is very volatile, then it's a lot more difficult for us to put in a process that's going to make sure to safeguard against any errors that could happen because they're not going to be as easily detectable given the fact of the volatility and the price of the things we're looking at. So misstatement fraud in prior audits is also going to be an inherent type risk factor, just part of the business that we are in. The purchase process is not usually difficult to audit and does not present continuous auditing issues. So in other words, this isn't a place that we would often expect that we would have a problem within the auditing process. However, the auditor's past experience in audits needs to be considered when assessing inherent risk. So we want to say, what happened last year? What happened last time? If this is a continuing client, like it normally is for most type of clients, then we could consider what happened last time and factor that in. We'll factor that in where in our formula and the inherent risk type of calculation. Then we have the purchase process internal controls. Now we want to consider what the internal controls are. Remember that these are set up by management, but there's something that we are going to rely on in the audit to some degree. And whether or not we rely on it or the degree at which we rely on it will depend on and determine help us to determine how much substantive testing we will then do. So primary steps in setting control risks for the purchasing process will include understand and document the purchasing process using a reliance strategy. So we're going to document the process that they go through plan and perform tests of control on the purchasing transactions. So we want to say, Hey, what's your purchasing process? Then we want to test the controls. Recall that we're going to do tests of controls because we're hoping to come up to a conclusion that we can rely on controls and testing the controls, testing the checks and balances should take a lot less work in most cases than doing the substantive testing of testing all the transactions and testing the account balances. So we're hoping to do test of controls so that we can determine that we can rely on them to some degree, reducing the amount of detection the amount of substantive testing will need to do. And then we'll set and document the control risk for the purchasing process. So that's going to be our ultimate goal for the control risk will set the control risk. And those are the two factors that are kind of controlled by the by the company inherent risk by the business that they've chosen to be in the process that they have set up for it and control risk, meaning the controls that they have put in place in order to safeguard against the inherent risks, purchasing process, control risk information system, order will obtain the information below for each major class of transaction in the purchasing process. So we're going to go through this process, we're going to obtain this information related to it, the initiation process for the purchase, cash disbursements and purchase return transactions. So we want to know about then the initiation process, the cash disbursements and the purchase return transactions, the accounting records, supporting documents and accounts that are part of the purchase process, cash disbursement and purchase returns. We want to get information related to that, the flow of each type of transaction from initiation to inclusion in the financial statements. So how does this flow through with regards to one the initiation all the way to the financial statements, computer processing data should be included in this process. So note that of course the IT will be involved in this and we may need IT professionals to help us look into the system to make sure that we can understand and be able to audit the system, give us the rights to basically go through and test the audit within within the system and test different types of controls within it. The process used to estimate accrued liability, purchasing process, control risk assessment. After testing controls, the auditor will set the achieved level of control risk. So we're going to obviously test the controls, then we're going to set the control risk. If tests of control support the plan level of control risk, no modifications are necessary to planned detection risk. So if we if we don't have to make any modifications to the detection risk and we can move forward with everything as we planned, the auditor will process with the substantive procedures as planned, meaning we're going to say okay, we're at the level of control that in the control risk that we had determined it to be, therefore we can move forward with the substantive tests as planned. When tests do not support planned control risks, so what happens if we test the controls and they are below what we expect them to be, the auditor lowers the level of planned detection risk. So remember what we're talking about here with these, it's kind of easy to see what what we're doing relationship wise, but it can be difficult to know which direction these things are going. If we were to be tested on it or to or to, you know, talk about these type of factors. So obviously what we're doing is trying to rely on the controls. If we can rely on the controls, if they're good controls, then we're going to do less substantive testing. That's fairly obvious. But what does it mean to have the control? Or hopefully by now we've talked about it by. So what if the control, what does it mean for the control risk factors? Well, control risk is the risk that the problems will not be detected by the internal controls that are set up. So therefore if we're not relying on, if we cannot rely on the internal controls, the risks that the controls are weak are going to be higher. That means that we're going to increase the control risk because the controls are weak, whether not good. Therefore we increase the risk factor. The control risk is going to be higher because the controls are not going to detect and the detection risk then we're also going to, we're going to set lower because what we're trying to do is say the detection risk is going to be the risk that the audit test, the substantive test, the tests we're going to put in place are going to not catch the error. So, and that means we want to make that then we want to do more substantive testing, which will lower the risk that our detection risk wouldn't detect the error. So we can't rely on the controls. Control risk goes up. We're going to increase control risk and therefore we may, we need to make detection risk to go down to make the overall thing basically balance out. So we're going to decrease the detection risk by doing more substantive testing.


The Cavalcade of America presented by Dupont, makers of better things for better living through chemistry. The skins of American men and women who have labored and today labor still with hand and mind and heart to build and to preserve a great free nation. The Cavalcade of America proudly dedicates the unending story of a new way of life in a new world. In the program in the new series of the Cavalcade of America radio plays, we take our story from the American historical drama The Lost Colony by the Pulitzer Prize dramatist, Paul Green. Since its first performance on Roanoke Island, North Carolina, July 4, 1937, The Lost Colony has taken a prominent place among the annual dramatic festivals of the nation. Margaret Laworth has especially written a radio play of The Lost Colony and the story of a woman in that valiant band of colonists, Eleanor Dare, whose daughter, Virginia, was the first English child born in the American colonies. For our star, we turn to Hollywood. She is charming Loretta Young, whose screen performances have delighted untold millions. Tonight you will hear her as Eleanor Dare. And from our Cavalcade players, you will hear Jeanette Nolan as Queen Elizabeth, John McIntyre as John Borden, Edwin Jerome as Sir Walter Raleigh, Ray Collins as Eleanor's father, Governor White, and Carl Swenson as Captain Dare. Our orchestra and musical effects are under the direction of Don Voorhees. Dupont, makers of better things for better living through chemistry, present the story of The Lost Colony on the Cavalcade of America. The hands of time spin back through the centuries. Back to a room in the great manor house of John White in Devon, England, a long time ago, Elizabeth was on England's throne. Yes, Father? Daydreaming at the window again. I guess I am. It's the talk in the village. Talk? What talk? Well, ever since Sir Walter Raleigh came back, there's been talk of the New World, the island of Roanoke. Ah, I should love to see it. John Borden told me only today that he and 24 others are... John Borden is it. Oh, no, Father. I only mean Roanoke has cast a spell on... Daughter, I think you talk with John Borden too much. He's a manly lad and a good farmer, but he is a tenant. Oh, that's not fair, Father. We've grown up together. Daughter, I understand these dreams of yours, the spell of the New World on you, but there are more practical matters to think about. I have news for you today. Yes, Father? My old and esteemed friend, Captain Ananias Dare, has asked your hand in marriage. Captain Dare? Yes. No finer gentleman in Devon. But, Father, I... Well, I respect Captain Dare, of course, but I... I don't love him. You talk like a schoolgirl. I announced your betrothal this week. It is your wish, Father. And Eleanor, you will not pass any more time with the tenants. John Borden included. Oh, Father, we're old friends. Here's not your rank, and you are no longer children. You are marrying well. Now listen to me. Captain Dare too is interested in the Raleigh expeditions. Next week we all go to London. Queen Elizabeth Holes caught for Sir Walter. And you shall hear firsthand all the stories of Roanoke you want. Yes, Father, if you wish. Roanoke... is only a daydream. Mr. Selonor. John Borden, what brings you to court? The same that brings you, Mr. Selonor. Are these wonders reserved for patrician ears? Oh, you know I didn't mean that. May I offer my congratulations on your betrothal? Captain Dare is a worthy man. I... I would you knew him better, John. I have small taste for that. Now you're pardoned. I have an appointment with Sir Walter. John, are you going to the New World? The Queen willing. On Roanoke Island, a man can be anything in his own right. Not because birth makes him so. I dream of the new land myself, John. You? I fear the rocks and forests are rougher than our deaf and green. Oh, laugh if you will. But all the same, the New World needs women as well as men. Hellenum. Oh, servant Captain Dare. Goodbye, Mr. Selonor. Goodbye, John Borden. Well, my dear, is it quite fitting that you tarry here with one of your father's tenants? Oh, come. Now the Queen opens court and we should be with Sir Walter. The almost gracious sovereign Elizabeth by the grace of God of England, France and Ireland, Queen and defender of the faith, the wall people to whom these presents shall come. Greetings. Unto my people greetings. In honour of the new land we hold feast today for all people present. So make you merry at the dance. Oh, Mr. Selonor, wait. Captain Dare, your servant, Sir Walter. Shouldn't you two be dancing, Captain Dare? I have little time for dancing, Sir Walter. Now I crave your pardon. Your father is begging. Yes, I wish to speak, Sir Walter. Very well. Good day, Sir Walter. Good day, Captain. And now, my child, what is your wish? I wish to say hello to Roanoke. You? You don't know what you're saying. Oh, in spite of everything, Sir Walter, I'd go. I wish the Queen would have the same mind. Sir Walter, I thought of nothing but Roanoke since the first I heard of it. Mr. Selonor, I think it would be wise to present you to Her Majesty. Sir Walter. Come, my child, you make your bow. Your Majesty. Oh, Sir Walter, this expedition of yours seems to please the people well. For that, I am grateful, Your Majesty. But for all your efforts in the wilderness, what do I have? Gold? Silver? No. Two red-skinned creatures. A foul-smelling tobacco weed and a root not fit to eat. Lord of the potato, they call you. I and I bear no prouder title. We have an ancient foe, Sir Walter. Spain. I'll not waste men or purpose on some fensive wilderness with Philip ready to seize our island's stronghold. If he dared, Sir Walter, your talk wearies me. But apparently, not younger years. Your Majesty, may I present Mistress Selenor White, betrothed to your most loyal subject, Captain Dare. Your Majesty. Rise, my child. Sir Walter, you choose wisely for your company, though a bit young. I find wisdom in the young. Your Majesty, none yearns more to the new land than Mistress White. Is this true? If England's men have dreams, so have her women, Your Majesty. Oh, Mark, you bet, my lord. Oh, Your Majesty, I only know now, day and night. I have thought of nothing but this new world beyond the sea. What nonsense. Well, Sir Walter, I will settle this, or there'll be no rest at all. You may send your colonists to Roanoke. Your Majesty. But you shall not go. I know. I am reserved for Spain. For Spain. However, a hundred men can be spared to build a fort on Roanoke Island, and your blessed women, too. If you can persuade them. We need no persuasion, Your Majesty, only your words. The hope, the dream, as ours. Friends, I have regretted these many weeks that I do not sail with you to Roanoke today. But my hopes and prayers go with you. Be true to John White, the governor of this colony, and to Captain Ananias Dare, who will be second in command. On Roanoke Island, you will find a port and men who have preceded you there. Convey to them my fondest greetings. And now, to all of you, farewell and Godspeed. And you, my friend John Borden, my hat. Thank you so much. For this Roanoke is like a dream. This golden light in this warmth, O Heaven indeed, blesses our arrival. I hope so, John. And yet it's quite so strangely still. Not even a bird. The men must be far away in the field. The stockade ahead, sir. Far the sea. They've built well. Company halt. All right, Borden. Knock. Governor White in party in the Queen's name. Gate swung a jar. Open it, Borden. Long time, sir. I see. The Indian Method. They broke his bones. Tell him to step back. Montreal. What does this mean? What is this? Indian kills all white men in fort. White men must go. Drive, make war. War? But we come in peace. Governor White, we can't stay here. We must. Have your men bury that man, Borden. We turn back at once. Father, wait, please. Listen to me. What is it, my dear? Haven't you had enough? Father, Ananias, listen to me. We've come here with plows and spinning wheels. We've come to live in peace and build our homes. And with God's help we can. Let us stay here. For the sake of the dream we've kept. And for the sake of the child that's coming to me. Please. We will stay. John Borden, unfurl the flag. And may this flag never fall. Except as we fall first. Long live this blessed land of Virginia. My delight is in the Lord because he hath heard the voice of my prayer. Bless us the people, O Lord, on this island of Roanoke. And to the child I am to bring forth, I beseech thee. Deliver me in our love and service. Glory be to the Father. And to the Son, and to the Holy Ghost. As it was in the beginning, now and ever shall be world without end. Amen. Go up to the north field and finish work. How free you take the group. You're not sending all these men to Metsfield? Spread them out. Captain Dare, the Indians are growing bolder every day. Last night they raided our grounds again. We don't dare let these men go out alone. Oh, absurd. You tell the Indians if they want a fight, we'll give it to them. We've come in peace, sir. Captain Dare! Captain Dare! Hi, Dame Coleman, what is it? Captain Dare, the baby's come. You and Mrs. Eleanor have a fine daughter. Oh, thank God. I'll come at once. Congratulations, Captain Dare. Thank you, Gordon. Get the men to work. Better if white men go. Drive, never give up land. No, Matthew. This child is our own. The white men will survive in this land. Mighty God, we are conscious of this great event. This is the first English child to be born in the new world. I baptize thee, Virginia Dare. In the name of the Father. God be with you, Father. Friends, friends, I sail today for England. But I shall return to you soon with shiploads of provisions and other men and women to add to our settlement. Until then, God be with you. Your hand. John can help me in the boat here. Last since I first petitioned you, let me take two ships and save the colony. Master White, there is an old saying, a little thread can often save a rope from breaking. Perhaps these two tiny ships might be important links in the strand against the King of Spain. Your Majesty. Your Majesty. A messenger with urgent dispatch. Bring him to me. None of your Majesty. Your Majesty? It seems the destiny makes the choice. With heaven it did not in such a tragic way as this. Gentlemen, Philip has set his Spanish armada to sail against us. In this hour, no ship shall leave England. Dear, how is your husband? His wound was deep. Mr. Martin says there is a chance. He's sleeping now. Oh, God, help us. You must be brave. Tonight is Christmas. In a little while, the Yule procession begins and then you... How can we sing? No food, no mouth, I know. Our children sing. Oh, Mr. Stale, where is John Borden? He promised to bring us foodies and goneies. Many, many, we won't fail us. Go now. Go to the Yule log and I'll join you very soon.  I... God bless you. Eleanor. I'm right here. Eleanor. I would have been different. Hush, my dear. Life has been good to us. Eleanor. I... Come close, I can't see your face. Eleanor. Listen, my dear. Is John Borden returned? Not yet. But he'll be back. Eleanor. The people will look to you and John Borden. No. No, you mustn't talk like that. You will live to save us. You must not fail them, Eleanor. And when Borden comes back, tell him... tell him... poor child. Eleanor. Mr. Martin, there's the procession. Don't let them come here. I... I can, not now. I will tell them. No. No, wait a minute. He said I must not fail them. They shall have their Christmas. Tomorrow will be time enough. Mr. Martin, you will stay. I will watch for you. My baby. My baby is Christmas. My child. Have heart. We shall win. Here is something for her. I give your baby this small Bible. See, I have written her name. Virginia Bear. Roanoke Island in Virginia. Christmas, 1588. This is my strength. Captain Bear has been in his grave these many weeks. I ask you when, how and where is this colony going to get help? John, you're worn out, but you must talk to them. I know, I will. I say we break up this colony. Break it up and go eat for himself. Alone we can find food, band together. I tell you, Montio's friendly tribe has gone south to Quoton. We can follow them. Follow the Indians. Don't listen to him. I say we go our own... For women and children with you. For weeks John Borden has searched in the wilderness. He learned more about this land than our chances than any of us know. If John Borden tells us to move together... I'll tell you how we can get through the winter together. But now for just one night. Let's go to our beds. No harm to wait a few hours more. Good night, men. Good night.  Let him through there. What is it, man? John Borden, I... Speak up, speak up. Here's the Spanish. They've come here. Spanish? Are you sure? And they blinded and set fire to Master Neven's cavern up to shore. There's our answer. It's proved to be our foe. Now we must act at once. And I say we go south to Quoton. We have no time to lose.  Remember, not be lost. Never, never. John... Let's go now. John, we're not giving up, Roanoke. Someday somehow we'll come back. We too. Here we stand upon the outposts of the world. The last survivors. Keepers of a dream together.  John, I know. My dear, I've always known. Eleanor, tonight I feel... somehow it was meant to be this way. This way? Yes. Yes, there's no one but us now, John. And if in God's wisdom we live our days forgotten and deserted by the world, I will have no regret. None. Nor I, Eleanor. John, even if we die, we win. Let's follow the others. John, John, before we go, let us carve the word Crotan on a stockade post so my father will find it when it returns. And whatever our fate, let us take courage, John, in the hope that we will not be forgotten, none of us. And that these shores one day shall know of us and keep our dream. The dream of a free people. As we shall keep it. Keep it to the end. On these shores disappeared into the vast unknown and became the Lost Colony. Their only trace, the word Crotan, carved on a stockade post for others to find years later. But they have not passed from our memory nor from the scroll of the immortals in the cavalcade of America. Congratulations for her moving portrayal of Eleanor Dare and for being our guest tonight on the cavalcade of America. Ladies and gentlemen, for five years the DuPont Company has presented as a regular feature of these programs, stories about chemistry and the part it plays in our daily lives. Tonight, once again, we bring you another story from the wonder world of chemistry. We sometimes take the good things of life too casually. We snap on the electric light and forget Thomas Edison's long years of dogged, discouraging toil. We scratch a match carelessly and forget the 50 years safety matches took to win a place for themselves after Lundstrom first made them in 1855. So with cellophane cellulose film, how did we manage to get along without it, we wonder. And there our wondering ends. Few of us realize that we have it making our lives healthier, easier and pleasanter because for over 30 years, brains, effort, patience and faith have been poured into its development. For it was over 30 years ago in 1908 that a Swiss chemist, Dr. J. A. Brandenberger developed machines for making this now famous transparent film for which he coined the term cellophane as his trademark. Soon smart shops abroad were displaying costly perfume in this new and glamorous wrapping. A little later it made its bow to this country as a wrap on expensive candy packages. The cellophane was expensive too. In fact, when DuPont turned out the first American made sheets in 1924, it was the practice of some users to lock up their stock of cellophane in the safe every night. A single pound then cost $2.65. As sales increased, production savings made possible a lower price. And DuPont inaugurated a price policy which over the next 15 years brought 20 such reductions. Today the same type of cellophane that once cost $2.65 sells for 33 cents per pound. Bakers were among the first American businessmen to use cellophane. They wrapped cakes in it. And that brought to light the first of many cellophane problems. Moisture in the cakes evaporated and they lost their freshness. For the DuPont chemists, it meant an entirely new job. It took two years of hard work and 2,000 experiments to solve the moisture-proofing problem. With increasing use came other problems. For instance, the problem of working with machine manufacturers to develop high-speed precision wrapping machines so that this film, less than one one-thousandth of an inch thick, could be quickly and securely wrapped around cigars and crackers, hard candy, and countless other products of various types. The need for a kind of film which could be easily sealed led to many more months of research. Finally, heat-sealing cellophane was perfected. If you remember when cellophane first came out, you will remember it seemed to appear everywhere almost overnight. Well, it didn't. It came to us only after science and business, working together under our American system of private enterprise, had put millions of venture dollars and more than 30 years of hard study on it. There is another reason why we have cellophane. We have it in the final analysis because the American public was willing to try something new. 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Lashed out at some foreign embassies for allegedly issuing unverified terror warnings on the nation's capital, the federal capital territory, Buja, posting clickbait and causing panic in the country. This is what they said. At a ministerial session of the ongoing UNESCO media and information literacy week holding in the nation's capital, Abuja, Muhammad said if indeed such security alert was necessary, it was for the attention of citizens of the Asian countries in Nigeria and not for the Nigerian public. Now recall that the United States of America, the United Kingdom as well, had on Sunday a warrant of a possible terrorist attack in the Nigerian capital, Abuja, especially aimed at government buildings, places of worship and schools, among other targets. The United States government proceeded to authorize the departure of its government employees and their families from Nigeria as serious as that, without a potential terrorist attack. The U.S. State Department announced the approval of the evacuation in its updated Nigeria travel advisory on Tuesday evening. That's quite a serious one. Maka Deba is a public affairs analyst. He joins us now to look at this unfolding situation. Maka Deba, good morning to you and thank you very much for your time. Do you agree with the Minister of Information and Culture, Al-Hajjilai Muhammad, who says that this situation and the advisories issued by the foreign embassies amount to what he calls a clickbait. That is something you put on a website so that people can click the link and go to your website so you can get more traffic going to your website. He says that it's clickbait and it's unverified to cause the country panic. It's quite unfortunate and absolutely reprehensible for the minister to have trivialized the security and well-being and welfare of over 200 million Nigerians, just like that. Calling it a clickbait. When you have a government that operates on the basis of falsehood and the basis of denier, that is what you get. It is a known fact that Nigeria has a functional intelligence network. Our intelligence agencies are not doing what they are supposed to do. They are not doing their job. They are not doing it their way. You remember on March 20th this year, we had no train attack. There was no intelligence whatsoever. Of course they came out to say they gave the intelligence but nobody had to tell anyone. There was no proactivity on the side of the intelligence agencies. People were caught, people were killed, people were abducted on that train. July 5th this year, there was no intelligence whatsoever as to the prepared attack on the Kujeprisi. There were over 8,000 inmates. Most of them had been criminalized including almost 100 Boko Haram terrorists. They were scared from Kujeprisi. Most of them have not been recovered. They have not been brought back into custody. So in the event of having such terrible, dysfunctional security machinery and having terrible intelligence security machinery that cannot be able to pre-end, attend, just let them attend on adherence and institutions. And then a foreign agency. In fact, you know there is a collaboration of an intelligence network among the advanced countries. It was not only in the UK, it was not only in the US. All other countries came to say this is something that we should appreciate them for. It is not something to trivialize about calling it a treat date. But of course, most of the deniers are not surprised knowing the pedigree of the minister of information who said that. Most people are not surprised. Not many people expect that minister to say anything that is square in the right way. So considering the spread of the media, that is a personal part of it. The issue is that if such large scale attacks could take place right in the basis of our security agencies, including the intelligence community, would not everybody be able to forestall it? And then what authority does the minister of this government have to approve the security report of those countries? America, UK and Korea are not the kind of countries that do about pirated fake news. They must have done their job very well. They have done their own job very well. They have their professionals in the field. They have their security people all over the place. Both human personnel and technology that are deployed all over the world. So they know what they are saying. And let me tell you, the minister is saying, he's could not in Abu Dhabi. He said he does a great bit. He's could not in Abu Dhabi. He's very, very close to the deniers who are not in Abu Dhabi. My Indian soldiers were killed just a few months ago.  Who are guiding the seat of power. Who are protecting the president. They were killed. None of those attackers has been arrested to date. None of them has been caught to date. And then we have, remember, the first coup in Nigeria. The first coup in Nigeria is this. It was the UK that gave the government intelligence report. As a matter of fact, the first coup, the prime minister, Tafua Balila, was offered a suit that we should be taken out of the country because it was going to be bloody. But he ignored it.  And Angelos has been trained into terrible situations in that time. Because since that time, that the figure arrangement has been turned, has been used, has been used. And we are here to recover from it today. So nobody should throw away the intelligence report of America or UK, or France, or Germany, or Italy, or Canada. Nobody should throw it away. Nobody should trivialize it as a working bit. What do they start to do from it? What government should have done was to launch a new to us to benefit from it. The government should have done was to launch a new to us to benefit from it. I use it to frustrate whatever is going to take place. Today, I work in Amidya. I work in Amidya. No. None of the kidnappers are taking place in Amidya, almost on the daily basis. Are you aware? Maybe not on a daily basis. We do in Amidya metropolis. Maybe even on 50 cars. Between 50 to 80 cars, and I'm stealing every day in Amidya. People, I'm in the 15th of Amidya in Amidya. I personally am in the 15th of Amidya in Amidya. Of both land and coal, in Amidya. So nobody should come and tell us that it's a good day that they are saying.  People were eating lunch and they said these guys were scared. They just showed me on the CCTV camera, came in and removed them and began to collect things, laptops and everything and money and everything. They robbed everyone else and escaped successfully. They were not caught. Within the Amidya metropolis. So how much do you tell us that this is a fake news? This is a fake security report or something like that? Nobody. For example, that it's totally incompetent in the area of security. No, they cannot come and tell us. What we should tell ourselves and the genius is that we fidget us but we are on alert 24-7. Within that, within that asses. Within that asses. The Niger State government has come out.  Niger State and Amidya City. They have come out to say that the Boko Haram theories and Israel theories are just a few hours from Amidya. We came out to raise that alarm. So much back. One before the Boko Haram that killed our soldiers with impunity and we went away. One before Kuja in Amidya was attacked by theories. And 800 and the criminals were let loose. One before them. The government. We still have governments that have been shouting that these guys are moving close to Amidya. They are moving close to Amidya. So, why would you tell us not to be lying? If theories have been killing our soldiers in Amidya, if theories have been abducting and kidnapping people within Amidya, and then somebody is coming out to say it's just a kick-bait, imagine. What a terrible, disingenuous way of dismissing a serious security situation. It is condemned to be just a clear signal. You know, it is only a government like this that keeps up a minister like that. Like many of them that are in this government that have been killed there, despite the fact that they are famous with it. Look at the minister of education for his staff. A year, almost a year of our society. She didn't at all. She didn't. We were at all. Except for the ones that are going to maybe state universities or going to private universities. We were at all. I have a few questions to ask you. And the minister of education is still in office now. Makadibayo. Makadibayo, can you hear me, sir? Makadibayo, can you hear me please? I'm hearing you. Okay, fantastic. I'm trying to get to interject so I could ask you a further question. You obviously are really, really pained and upset, you know, at the minister's response. And for some people, it would be even the occasion whether that occasion called for such a response.  And that is what he brought to the table as an example of fake news that can give a negative effect. And he used the word click bait.  So for a minister of information to add a forum on misinformation and fake news to cite an example of a travel advisory, a security advisory, or terror led by, you know, a diplomatic mission in its country in the form of fake news and, you know, misinformation. Do you think that is where such an example should have been raised? Do you think that this has to do with fake news? Just very shortly, please. And how does this speak? It was my God to replace my location to embarrass, to give such an international embarrassment to this country by the city minister. And do you know that the thought of this is that these guys, who are supposed, the security personnel, who are supposed to protect us now because the government is saying, we swear to you, they will relax, they will not do anything about it, until it will happen. Until it will happen.  So when you are saying such serious security a lot of you are supposed to treasure and act upon not to dismiss, without dismissing, in such a, in some way, in a, what you do is that you destroy the security agencies from being proactive in tackling these menace. That is the problem now. Now the citizens are led to themselves, are led to themselves, to protect themselves as they are done human, as human kinds told us in this country that Nigerians must be able to get the means to defend ourselves because we are abandoned by this government. And that is why that minister who is, who the minister is not sure, is not sure that he is, that is, that is commendable, you know, that, you know many Nigerians you are not the minister of defense. You are not the minister of defense. You are not the chief of defense, to come and tell us that you are supposed to be a minister of information. But Makadebayo, Makadebayo, he is not a minister of defense but he is a member of the cabinet and he can easily get the information from the defense headquarters or from the DSS who have the primary responsibility to protect Abuja to be able to give to the, to the media, to the public. Maybe he has the information that there is no imminent threat. You know, they have their briefings and I don't know what you say about that. But also, what do you say about the fact that the Americans are evacuating their staff, you know, from the embassy in Abuja? Do you think that really paints a very grim picture? Because you said the Americans will not or the British will not say things like this if they don't have credible intelligence which I think is, is galaxies ahead of us. What do you think he says about the fact that they are evacuating their staff says about the seriousness of the situation? They are moving their staff out? It shows that it is a very desperate situation. It is in very volatile situations that are extremely serious situations. For them to be evacuating their staff and reaching travel advisories to their citizens that may not go to in the world we call it tourism and rest of that in Nigeria and rest of that. People should mind where they go, how they move where they stand. So it is a very serious situation. And what is important is that Nigerians should not listen to the minister. Nigerians should listen to the Americans and the British. That is what I am talking about. But Makadeba, I am sure you recollect that there have been several instances in the past where they have issued terror lets they have their level, you know maybe orange, amber, red, you know, they have these things and travel advisories and nothing happened and there was no breach of scouting in Nigeria. Several in the past I am sure you are aware of that. Yeah, I am. But the issue is that the fact that they were exposed the fact that they were exposed by these international credible security agencies might destroy the attackers from being ahead. And that is why we are here for other means to carry on their path. But nine out of ten times those international security agencies are correct in their report. But Makadeba, nine out of ten we can count at least five times in recent maybe in the past two decades. You know, if I can say the majority of the travel advisories they have issued in the past two decades yes they issued a travel advisory but there was no attack no breach in the country in Abuja or Lagos. They issued several for Lagos. Nothing has happened in Lagos where we are. That is why the fact that nothing happened should not make us to treat it with clarity. It is important for us to take every security alert very very seriously. Like I said, most likely because those guys have been exposed they would drug their plants to do their part. Yes, that is most likely. But for a country that has not been able to manage its international security and to now be condemning what international security agencies are issuing us. It is absolutely unacceptable. But we are not able to do it. We lack the capacity for intelligence to first all such attacks so many that have happened in recent times and in the past. What do we do? Professionally? Another issue is why would these foreign embassies or these countries put out this information publicly when they have the internal means of communication to their staff and to their citizens. What is the aim of publishing something such information that has the potential to affect the mood of the country to create panic in the public and to even affect a potential inflow of investment to the country. What is the aim of making such information public if it is just an advisory and you are not sure if it will happen or not why not do an internal memo for instance? In terms of the standard operating procedure of security architecture international and global that is how it is done. That is a general security alert for Israel. We are not concerned about their own citizens anyway we are much more concerned about their citizens anyway because if there is an internal memo that nobody hears about how will people even become aware and be alive. For a country like Nigeria that we know that the government is sweet on that security report and tithes that this is not going to happen because the government believes in more political survival than the general security of the people. We understand with the attitude of this government they will be more they will be more in tune with the political survival of the government than the general security of the people even if it is issued perfectly through a memo through a friendly memo and let me tell you there are tons of friendly security memos that change us every day across the world but this one we have to say it because it is usually a memo to our government how will their own citizens know. How will the common people of course the retinue of soldiers and women police my gardeners will also know how to approve cars so how are we going to know how to be security conscious which is important not only for the government but for the different cities to be conscious of their security in the figure and collective security is actually important so the private memo to the government minister will say this is a quick date some of it may not even go to the president it is as bad as that so we shouldn't we cannot blame these countries for what they have done considering the fact that Nigeria is at war with itself very interesting analysis from you Makadebayu and it leaves a lot of a grim reflection if you ask me but thank you so much for your time Makadebayu public affairs analyst for bringing your wealth of experience to bear in analyzing the situation you spared no words to assess the performance and the delivery of the minutes of information thank you for your time and that of course and that's the size of our package this morning on the breakfast on Plus TV Africa we have the news coming up at 9 but don't forget you can follow us on social media we have a platform on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram and Plus TV Africa also on YouTube you can find us at Plus TV Africa and at Plus TV Africa Lifestyle we have content uploaded on YouTube you can watch us live stream our programs every day and watch recaps of our previous programs on our YouTube page my name is Kofi Bartels from the entire team the cameraman and production crew right here at our studios on Victoria Island leaders thank you for your time we will be back tomorrow good morning


Hi, this is Don, and I want to show you how to solve this problem in the 5.1 homework. This is a problem in which we need to create a histogram and then to calculate the mean and standard deviation. Now you can do this going through each of the formulas and taking the very deliberate approach to developing the histogram, calculating the upper and lower limits of each bin and the midpoint of each bin. But for our purposes here, you really can use the technology and answer the requirements of this problem without spending all that time. So let's go ahead, I'm going to click on the little icon here, and the first way I'm going to solve this in Excel, so I'm going to open that data. This is the Excel worksheet once the data opens. And the first thing we want to do is to sort this data so we can tell what is the maximum and minimum fairly easily. And we can do that clicking on the column to select that column and then going to data, A to Z sort. And we sorted it from smallest to largest, so our minimum value is 23378, our max value is 48052. So the first thing we want to do is to find the range, and the range is nothing more than the largest value minus the smallest value, 2476. We want to create, I'm going to double check, I think it says five classes. So we have five bins. And then we want to know the width of the bins. And that is the range, sorry, equal the range divided by the number of classes or bins, is 4934.8. Now when we're doing histograms, we want to use integer values, so we'll round that to, I'm just going to go ahead and use a formula, O, U, N, D, and the formula would be comma and the closing parentheses. And it rounds it to 4935, that's the width of our histogram. So what we need to do is to come up with the bins. Okay, we want to give Excel the upper endpoint for each of the five bins. So let's click in that cell and we'll calculate the first upper endpoint by going to the minimum value plus the bin width. And so our first upper endpoint is 28313. The next endpoint will be equal to the preceding endpoint plus the width again, but we want to make that an absolute reference, so I'm just going to click F4, and that gives us the second bin ending at 32248. Now because I've made the bin width an absolute reference, I can drag it down for the remaining three. And we get our bins' upper endpoints at 28,000 to 48,053, and we can check and see that that does cover everything since we're going from the min all the way to a bin that will include that final value. Once we have those upper endpoints, we can use the data analysis histogram, click OK, and we want to give it the data ranges, A1 to A16, I'm going to click on that little icon to insert that, and then our bin ranges, those five values there, click on that. We don't have labels, I want an output range, I'm going to click and put it over here, that point, insert that, and then we click OK. So we've got now our frequency distribution, 23632. So we can create our histogram. Now that we have our frequency distribution, we can create the histogram, and I'm going to just select those cells, the upper endpoints, and the frequencies, I'm going to go to insert recommended charts, and it comes up with a column chart, and that will give us the basics of a histogram, and we really could just stop here because in this problem, we're trying to see if the data is normally distributed, and you can tell that from this pattern right here. You don't have to go ahead and actually create a formal histogram. But just to show you how to do that, I'm going to double click on one of the columns and that opens the format data option, and here at the gap width, that's the major thing wrong with this histogram, I'm going to put in zero, and that should get rid of the gaps. I'm going to leave the data selected, I'm going to go here and click on the line and fill, and in this case, we want a border to be a solid line, and double check to make sure that's black, which it is, and so now we've got our basic histogram. If you were doing this to submit for homework, you would double click on the title and put in the right title. These are the upper bin widths. You could take a few minutes, and by using the lower limit and the upper limit dividing by two, you can come up with the midpoint and label these that way. Again, what we're trying to do is to see if our data is normally distributed, and it appears that way, and so if we go back into the homework, the histogram that matches that is this B, and again, they've gone through in detail and calculated the lower and upper and the midpoints, and you can do that. But for this purpose is we can just click B. I'm going to, next, part of the question that says we've got the right answer, continue, and is it reasonable to assume that the lifespans are normally distributed and why, and the correct answer is yes, because the histogram is symmetric and bell shaped. Click yes, check answer, fantastic, and we want the mean and standard deviation. So we're going to go back here to our data, and we can use the data analysis, I'm going to close out that chart data analysis tool again, and this time we click on descriptive statistics, okay, our data range, I'm going to select that data, insert it, and go down here, we need to check and make sure that we've selected summary statistics. The output range, I'm going to click on that, and I'm going to select that cell, insert that data, now we can click okay, and we've got our descriptive data. I'm going to widen that cell so you can see here, our mean is 35,296.9, and our standard deviation is 6,300.1. So that gives you the data that you need to answer this problem.


Hello, my people, I'm Meacham. I'm your college counselor. And today we're going to show you how to get organized for your applications for colleges in the United States. So we're going to be working with our applications requirements tab today, and I'm going to show you how to fill this out and stay organized so that you can apply on time and have the best results possible. Deadlines are super important. We need to know what kind of application system that the university uses. Okay, so they have a rolling admission policy. There is no set deadline. We're not going to mark any early decision or early action plans because they're not going to have those deadlines if they're a rolling admission university. In fact, there won't even be a regular deadline for these colleges that use rolling admissions, but that doesn't mean that you can just apply whenever you want because there might be deadlines for financial aid and scholarships. You must have everything in by December 1st to be automatically considered first scholarships. And that means that is the deadline that we want to use. And even though this says December 1st, I would encourage you to apply even before that because what that means is that people that are applying before December 1st are getting admission results and possibly getting that scholarship money. And if you wait until December 1st to apply, there might not be a ton of money left for you. If there's financial aid requirements, who also want to keep an eye on the deadlines for that, complete it as early as possible. Cannot stress this enough. Applying early is one of the most important things you can do, especially when you need large scholarships or financial aid you've got to apply early. The easiest way for us to figure out whether they're supplementals or rec letter requirements is to go to the common app and see what our application says. We're gonna go ahead and add a college. All we gotta do is go to my colleges, add a college, type in the name of that college. I'm gonna type in Pittsburgh here since I'm working with that one. So now I can go back to my colleges. I should see University of Pittsburgh. It does not actually require any other recommendations from teachers or others, but we can see that they do not require any rec letters. So that's cool. I know that it's a test optional school because I looked that up already when I looked up my admissions criteria here. I also just want to get their percentage scores. We're gonna put our scores above here just so that we can kind of have a reference point. I suck at math, but I know I'm great at English and I know like my score would be about a 1260. So I'm gonna go back to the common data set. So 640, 640 is the low 25. So that means that it's a 1280s and then their higher numbers is like a 1470. My SAT score is gonna be pretty close to what their low end range is. It's not gonna be an amazing score for them, but it's an optional university. So it doesn't freaking matter. If you're an international student, you're gonna need to worry about this English test. Search for the University of Pittsburgh. English proficiency, that's the phrase. English proficiency, that's what you wanna look for. And sure enough, we've got the information about the TOEFL IELTS and Duolingo test, which they accept. I usually recommend the IELTS 7.0 IELTS with subscores of 6.0 are also competitive. The overall that they're looking for is a 7.0 with a 6.0 section minimum recommendations. Now we gotta look at the application platform that we're gonna use. I've added coalition and applied texts in here since some people are gonna use those. Some universities may only use their own applications. If you don't see them in Common App, you don't see them in Coalition App, that could just be because they have their own app. You could also choose to apply with their own app instead of Common App or Coalition App. That is one way to show a little extra demonstrated interest and it might not be a bad idea. But I'm gonna keep it on Common App here. Once I have completed all the questions in Common App, I can mark this off and I will be ready to apply. But what about another university? What about a more selective college that has some of these other things? Well, let's go ahead and put one in here. Carnegie Mellon University. So we do have early decision, regular decision, early admission and transfer deadline. So let's look at the early decision deadline first, November 1st. And there's also an early decision too. Honestly, if you're doing this, you're making a mistake. You should always be targeting the first early decision rounds. That is November 1st. And I'll check off this box because they do have it. What about their early action deadline? So, oh, this is for a year early. This is totally different. While you're in your junior year, fancy. You're literally just so OP at high school that you could apply early here. So, okay, well, don't worry about that. For now, that doesn't really matter. We've got a regular decision instead, which is January 3rd, okay? So we're gonna put that in here. If there's ever an early action or early decision deadline, you should always try to apply for that deadline. Even if you're not going to apply early decision to this college, you should be trying to target that deadline. The earlier you apply the better and the last thing you want is to be one of those thousands of people sending their application on January 3rd. Those are people that make bad decisions in life. Don't be those people. Another trick you can do is, if you know the website, you can type in site, colon, the name of the site, and then space, and you could say like scholarship deadline and we're only gonna get results from the official website. So that could be really useful. For financial aid, November 15th for the early decision applicants, regular ones is February 15th. If I know that I'm gonna do this as an early decision applicant, then I would go ahead and say here, November 15th. If I am comfortable applying regular decision even though I shouldn't, I'm gonna go ahead and say February 15th. I could apply January 1st and then I need to get all this done by the February 15th at the latest. If you're doing that, you're probably not gonna get a lot of aid. You definitely should be trying to apply early because the early bird gets the money. No, there are no merit-based scholarships. Everything here is need-based aid. There is nothing to worry about here. There's no scholarship deadline. I wanna go to Common App. Teacher evaluations, one required and there's one optional and other evaluations, one optional. So that's interesting. That means there's three letters and anytime we have the option to send them, we should send them. We always wanna send the maximum amount of things on our applications. There is a writing supplement. Three supplementals, make a comment and go ahead and like, you know, leave this comment with what those prompts might be or that there are three supplementals. I can just make a little note of that so I know what I gotta get done. So it does say it is test optional, which is good. And we're gonna see what the latest data sets available. Section C, because that's where all the good stuff is. Test scores are just considered here. So that's a good sign. Again, the SAT is not that important anymore. The percentiles are like 1500 and 1560. Like these are really high scores. If I have my 1260, I'm probably gonna just apply optional. I'd rather play the 30% chance of being an optional student than play the 70% chance of sending a score that's this much lower because that's probably gonna hurt me more than it helps me. English language proficiency section. Okay, 7.5 overall will give consideration to those with sub-scores of 7.5 and above. So that's a really high IELTS required if you're not great at English. Carnegie Mellon's gonna be tough. This university's requirements are a little stricter. We have higher SAT scores. We have more rec letters. We have supplemental essays. And we have tighter deadlines. We gotta go by November 1st. Don't fall into the trap of being like, oh, I can probably apply January 3rd. That means you're likely not gonna get much. This is how you stay organized with your applications. You need to fill this out for each of your universities and make a plan. Are you gonna apply early decision? What's the deadline? Are you gonna apply early action? What's the deadline? When do you need to have your financial aid or your scholarship applications done by? The earlier you do this stuff, the better. The most important thing here is that you have these deadlines and that you get everything done by the earliest deadline possible. Even if you're not an early decision applicant, you apply by that deadline anyway. So hopefully this will help you out and keep you organized for your applications. If you've got questions about some of these things, then I hope you stick around and keep coming back to the channel because I'm gonna be talking more about how to get better rec letters, how to write great supplemental essays, why you need to apply early and more. Subscribe to the channel if you wanna learn more about those things and have a better chance of getting into the college of your dreams. Thank you so much for watching and I'll see you next week.