Hello. Sorry relay. It's all my fault. It isn't my fault. Not this time. No, it's my fault. Stuff happening. Stuff happening. I don't even know. My hard drive on my computer is just about full. And I have a two terabyte external SDD hard drive. So I was moving stuff and I knew it was going to be close to coming on. And I messaged you ahead of time saying I'm going to probably be a couple minutes late. And I was because I had to reboot after that.  Put your hair up, maybe? Or some of it? Yeah. It's horrible. It's uncomfortable, isn't it? I hope being.  I don't like being cold. That's for sure. Happy Independence Day, everybody. So I'm hoping you guys have having a lovely day or had a lovely day doing something that you want to do.  So did anybody go and see the film Sound of Freedom? Did anybody go and see it today or had the chance to see it? I'm so jealous. I would love to have seen it today. But obviously in England, we can't get hold of it. So yeah, I just want to say hello to everybody.  My Facebook is acting like a super hot guy today. Love and hugs. My electrical things have been a little bit strange today. I don't know if anybody else's has been. It's been a little bit strange. Hi, Cynthia. Happy Fourth of July to you. Happy Independence Day and my American friends and family of light. This is Linda. Cynthia, my Facebook got hacked this morning. Oh, it's happened to me and Greg on the same day. We both, you know, no intentions there. But yeah, we've had that. It feels horrible to have your Facebook hacked. I'm so sorry.  Yeah, it really is. It really, really is for real. Yeah, a lot of that hacking going on. Yes, it's true. Yeah, I don't quite see how they get out of it. I wonder if they get out of that exactly. I'm getting a message this page is available. Pretty much everything I click on on Facebook today. Something happened last week. I was not alone. Hmm. Okay. So I wonder what's happening. Hmm. Hello.  They must be on because I wanted my hair short. I would have cut it a long time ago. I don't like it short. But I feel the same about my short hair, but you keep saying it looks lovely early. It looks lovely. And it's not just me. Everybody says that to you. Everybody. Well, that's how I feel, Cynthia. That's how I feel when I look at this man. But she's not talking about that. Are you sure? Yeah. Oh, thank you, Cynthia. Unfortunately, it happens. Yeah. Hello, Joyce. Hello. It's hot and humid in Baltimore. If I said that right, Baltimore. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I gifted tickets. Oh, Karen, that's wonderful. With the sound of freedom, you can gift tickets to somebody else who can't afford to watch the film. So if you can't afford to watch it, there are lots of gifted tickets that people are doing. It's taken over Indiana Jones out there in the cinema world. Which I'm very happy about. So good. Yeah. Is it just the cinemas, or can you pay to have it at home upon skyward? Yeah. Is it streaming anywhere? I'll bet you, within 48 hours, it'll be on Bitchu or Rumble or something. Somebody's going to post there. And I'm not encouraging anyone to do that, but it's just the way it is. Just the way it is. So how's your day been, darling? How's Shannon? How was your day, ladies first? Well, I thought I was going to have a really nice lazy day. I haven't slept for 36 hours now. Something like that. I just, yeah, something's going on. Can't sleep. Wow. 36 hours. Yeah. And then my mum called and says, I need to get out of the house. Can I come round? And I was like, yeah, of course you can. But then I don't think I could have slept anyway. So it was like, you know, so mum came round and that was nice. And then Ria came round to do some cleaning and help me out a little bit. And mum went home. And then Ria said, by the way, we're going shopping. And I was like, I don't want to go shopping. I don't want to. Don't make me go shopping. She said, I want to go to Poundland. I said, oh, I don't want to go to Poundland. You know, because it's Marguerite. And it's like half an hour. She said, no, there's nothing I can do. I went, oh, right then. And then Megan messaged me to say, mum, what are you doing at 20 to 7 tonight? So I was like, no, 740. What are you doing at 740 tonight? I went, I've just said yes to Ria. I'm trying to please Ria. And now I don't want to say no to Megan. How am I going to fit both in? But we managed just by four minutes late. But I did it. So I'm pleased that I pleased everybody today. So it was busy. That's hard to do because it seems like somebody's, there's always one person that little bit more difficult to please than others because of, not because of necessarily the person, but because of the circumstances. Yep. Yeah, so I've got to see Logan, pick Logan up from his work experience. He's teaching kids at the moment. And for his work experience, football. Okay. So, yeah, it's going good. It's about 50 degrees in Wyoming. Oh my God, that's fall. Actually, it's winter for Florida. How do you say Wyoming? How do you say that? Wyoming. Wyoming. Wyoming. Wyoming. Wyoming. Wyoming. Hi to Barbara and Hart. Hi, Lisa. Thank you for joining us. Allie, you look wonderful, she says. Allie and Greg. It's a long time without sleep. Hope you get some soon. Yeah. I had a dream last night. I don't remember the specifics, but I was coming back from the UK. And I was at an airport, but I was on standby on the flight. And I wasn't sure if I was going to be catching my flight back to here or not. And then the person at the desk for the airline I was on, whatever that might have been, gave me my ticket. So apparently I was going to make it back in time, but... Okay. Well, it is in our mind that we sort of booked the holiday. So it's on our mind. Yeah. It'll happen in the very near future. Yeah. Even if we book it further down the line, so if we book it for, say, three months or six months time so that Greg's heart healed properly. Because it's soon... It's quite soon since he had the quadruple heart bypass and just want to be safe, don't we? Yeah. Yeah. For a flight that long, definitely. I'm also looking into possibly going to New York for the first... Well, like the first three, four days of the month in September. Ooh. Yeah. So I go there. That would be lovely. This is my little girl and the guys that I play fantasy football with. So... That's good. That's good. Yeah. No, it'd be lovely. Yeah. Where do we get up to? I'll give you tickets. I've got that one. Oh, yeah. So Cynthia said, went to a cookout. Hope to see the sound of freedom later this week. You guys are so lucky. I really want to see... I saw this very, very poignant one of the trailers because I think there's about four trailers, isn't there? One of the trailers was this guy who was part of the cartel and he basically realised that the prostitute that he had just slept with was only 14 when he looked down at her toes and saw teddy bears, or little cute cat stickers on her toes. And he just realised that the darkness in her eyes was down to him.  And he decided to help. Oh, my goodness. I looked at that and I thought, if that's the quality of this film, I mean, it makes me emotional now. Oh, my goodness. So... I would imagine probably 75% of the people that go to this are already awake, but there's going to be probably 25% of the people that go to this that haven't gone down the rabbit hole that may not know what's going on as badly as what it's going on. Yeah. And that's what this is really all about. You and me, we can watch this. We already have that idea. We already have that knowledge about what's happening underground tunnels and all sorts of child trafficking. Elites, Adrena Chrome, right down the line. But I'm guessing about 20, 25% of the people that see this are not awake, and that's going to help the awakening process. And they don't want that to happen. I'll bet you up to 5% of the people that watch that are pedophiles trying to figure out how the people are doing what they're doing so they can avoid being caught. I'll bet you there's at least 5% that will be pedophiles that watch it just to avoid getting caught. Wow. Yeah, you're probably right. Never thought about that, but you're probably right. Yep. Yeah. So Linda said, I've been online attempting to get tickets to Santa Fe for tomorrow night. No seats available except for 10.30pm. My friends and I will probably donate one of them. That's good news that is. Sure. What do they want to do? It's so many million, don't they, tickets for each of the children that have gone missing or something? There's a target that they want to reach. Does anybody know what that target is? I don't know. I hope they blow past it. Me too. Yep. Only two theatres in Calgary showing it. Okay. Well, please, they are showing it. Have we done that one? I gotta say how beautiful you are. You look so gorgeous tonight. This is my beautiful wife. Doesn't she look amazing? Thank you, my darling. Thank you. For being away for 36 hours, it's even more incredible. Thank you, baby. Makeup's a wonderful thing. I said thank you first. Barbara Hathaway. Hello, Barbara. Is that a new name? Barbara Hathaway? Anybody who's mentioned that you are new here can recognise you as new. Hey, Lisa, how are you doing?  It was a bit overcast today here in the UK. Anita, hello, Anita. So what did you get up to today, my love? Well, I'll answer that in a second. Indiana Jones, two, three, four, five, six, seven. They're giving it seven showtimes today while the Sound of Freedom, they're only giving four. You know, and they're not allowing, what that tells me, it's almost half as many as Indiana Jones. They don't want the Sound of Freedom to have more ticket sales than Indiana Jones, so they limit the amount of showings. That's what it seems like.  It is. Well, here's one. Yeah, here's one that has one, two, three, four, five, six showings. I guess it all depends on the theatre. Let me see this theatre here. AMC Sarasota 12. Indiana Jones has one, two, three, four, five, six. Sound of Freedom has one, two, three, four. It's even on that one, so one, two, three, four. I wonder when it's available for us in the UK because we want to watch it. Or if it will be. Yeah. I'm on main charity now. To me, that is the main one. The one that's the most important, rescuing children, and if they can grow their capabilities, you know, rescuing more, you know, with more donations, then why not? So yeah, I give to those monthly now. Sponsored to do that. You can go to Operation Underground Railroad. Oh, yeah, Tim Ballard. If you've ever seen him be interviewed, he walks from the heart for sure. You know, he's basically adopted, or he's going to find children. And I don't think all of them are doctors. I think some of them are his, but he's adopted some of the children. Yeah. I was just looking into the cards. Will it eclipse two million viewers of the world? Oh, yes. That's lovely. I like that. Yeah. I like that. Me too. I feel it is. I feel, you know, so do you think it's going to hit the two million? Because lots of people have said it's the two million. They want two million ticket sales. I think they're going to do it easy. I think so too. I think they'll double it. I hope more than double. Yep. So tomorrow or Tamara, we had to wait and finally got tickets for Friday for Myers. Yeah. Thank you, Linda. I don't look so hot on a Monday. Usually Monday is a busy day. So they see me teaching. Yeah. I'm usually a bit ragged. Hello, Brooke. I like that name, Brooke. Have you seen this name? Oh, hi. So, yeah, you're new Brooke. Welcome. Welcome to the in 5D family. Good to see you. Lovely. Wow, they're already at. I'm trying. I'm trying to take it off. I believe they're already at 1.2 million. Whoa. That's unbelievable because even a popular film, a really, really popular film, takes about two weeks to get two million viewers. I know that. Yeah. To get that in one day. Of course they had pre-sales that went on with this too, right? So, yeah. Hi, Karen. Thank you for joining us. Happy 4th to you as well, brother. Going out to watch the fireworks at all or you'll probably hear them in the background. I don't know, an hour or so. People will be lighting them off. Karen. You don't want to go down there to the beach today? No. No, no, no. I don't want to deal with the traffic. I thought that. No. That's why, man, this was like my favorite day when I was living on the beach all year long. My favorite day, July 4th. Because where I was living, I could see the fireworks on the main beach. And I was living on Crescent Beach, but there were fireworks going on all up and down the beach. And it was great because I got to watch all of that hang out for as long as I want. When I got tired, I just went home. I didn't have to fight traffic. No. Oh, God, the traffic would drive me effin' nuts. And if I wanted a cocktail, I could when I was living on the beach. I barely do, but on July 4th, I would. I would have some cocktails. So, or mixed drinks. I know you consider cocktails fruity drinks with umbrellas in them. Not anymore. Not anymore. I've been Americanised. Okay. I know now. Pants are pants. Pants are pants. Sneakers, not trainers. I'm going to have a cocktail with my pants on. Cocktail with my pants off. Okay. I'm all in. Barbara says purple is a good colour for you both. No. Thank you, Barbara. Cynthia says there are only having two showings here and only at two theatres. Wow. Yeah, so they are limiting the amount of people who can actually see it. You can see the sorrow from all the horror and Tim Ballard's eyes. It makes me tear up watching this. Yeah. But he's got such a supportive wife. His wife said, you've got to go to the Ukraine. You've got to go to the Ukraine. Knowing that, you know, it was risk in his life, but she was literally saying to her husband, you're not going to live with yourself and I can't live with it if you don't. To rescue those children. Because you know what happens in war-torn countries, that's what they rely on. That's why Haiti happened, you know, all them children from Haiti. Look at the Clintons, what they did, you know, trying. Yeah. Yeah. I think the Clintons are still, they have their connections there that have never been taken down, unfortunately. Brooke is saying weird reptilian sounds coming through your broadcast, so weird. All right, well, I don't know what to tell you. It's not my fan, is it? Because my fan does do that. Yeah, I'm going to mute my, I'm going to mute my microphone in three seconds because I have a fan right in front of me and that thing. So three, two, one. So is it, has it stopped, Brooke? Let us know. Can anyone else hear it? And I'll mute mine as well. Come back. Come back. Shall I do the same? Yeah, give it a shot. I love you. We'll figure this out. Hi to Jane joining us on Facebook. Hello, Jane. Son of John, that's a new name too. Greetings to my neighbors on earth and the universal. Namaste, the divinity in me acknowledges and respects the love, the loves and loves the divinity in you. All right. Right on, John. Thank you, John, thank you. It's beautiful. Linda says you've never looked to be the best. I certainly have though. I always say it's amazing. No. Thank you. Stay home and take care of the pets. Stay home and take care of the pets. Probably pets. Yeah. Hi, Tracy from Ohio. Hi, Tracy. There is a study for global predictions in an hour or so. Yeah. An hour and 25 minutes, isn't it? Yep, 10 o'clock. 10 p.m. Eastern. 7 p.m. Pacific. 3 a.m. UK. In the mid-time.  I'm sorry, go ahead.  I'm just going to go on. Yeah. I am. We're expecting a low of 80 tonight. 80 degrees is our low temperature. High of 92 tomorrow, low of 80. Our lows for the next week, 81, 81, 81, 81, 81, 81, 80. Wow. Yeah, and it's going to be in the low 90s every day. It's an increase in present highs and often work. Yeah. Watch the fireworks. Did you do this one, James May? No, I haven't. I think that's a new name. Hi James, thank you for joining us. James, hi. Montgomery. Alabama. Alabama. Lord, I'm coming home to you. Hi, let's go. Hello, Elizabeth. Good to see you. How are you? I'm okay to me, I think. Hello, Rose. Just the regular fan voices. Yeah. So it's you. Don. Yeah. I'm already hearing the fireworks going off in the neighborhood. Yeah. Yeah, it's starting to get a little dark. It's sad because ever since like the first or so, the days have started getting shorter. We're losing two minutes a day, a minute in the morning and a minute at night. Loud and clear here. Yes, happy fourth to everyone. Hi, Sarah. Thank you for joining us. So, Elizabeth said I watched the Sound of Freedom today. I'm grateful for our entire military. There's a lot going on behind the scenes, folks. Yeah. So did they show the military helping Elizabeth in that movie? Did they show that? Good question. Yeah. Finally under 100 degrees today. Wow. It's got on my computer temperatures rising. So it's 54 and cloudy at the moment. So Oh, that's 90% behind the scenes. Okay. Good. Good. Because I think there's two parts to the military. I do. I think that Trump's, I think Trump's in charge. I do. Do you think we should pull cards on that? I think that might be a good one to pull cards on. How much is Trump involved with the military? Right now or later? Well, whenever.  Here it is. My global predictions book. Look, the child in me today, the inner child in me today. Oh, yoy, yoy. I've got a problem. I do. I really have a problem. So, you know I said about Hallie when she went to school and her teacher said to the whole class, there is no such thing as fairies and she looked at her and it's like, what? What do you mean there's no things of fairies? There is, you know, so she was very upset about it. Well, I'm going to make a little fairy garden with the kids. So I've got a little pot like this just so that we can pick it up and I've got some grass seed. So we're going to put some soil in there and some grass or I might do sand. I'm not sure. I don't know. And then I bought these. Look, I bought a little zen gardeny things. Little zen things and I got a little kind of magic mirror and then I got a fairy door and then and then I got a bridge there and then I got a little fairies woodland there and I got a little fence and I got two little trees. Two little trees. What was that before the trees? A fence. A fence. Yeah, it's hard to you're blurry. Oh, no. I can't see the things. We see blurry things. Yeah, so anyway, I've got little things and I'm going to let them all so they can move these about and they can do do their own little kind of like things whenever they want to play with fairies. So I've got to buy some fairies now. Yeah. So that I can't believe the teacher would say something like of course that's the same teacher that's probably saying there's more than two sexes. Probably. Probably. Although you know, I haven't heard it much here in England but you know, I'm sure it does warm. Well I've played you one. I sent it over to you and played you it where the children were coming at the teacher. That was a really good video clip that one. What is a sound? It's an audio and the children were really questioning the teacher saying what about this? What about that? What about this? And she was saying you're being racist. She said no, I'm not not being racist at all. I'm just saying that there are two sexes and this, this, this and this and you know and that's just how I feel about it.  For having an opinion. For having an opinion that was true five years ago. Yeah. Linda says I saw a post that veteran military expert, Derek Johnson is JFK Junior's son and I doubt it. I'm not feeling it. It's possible. I'm not feeling it though. I embarrassed Rhea today love. I did. I embarrassed Rhea my daughter. So anyway, yeah, it happens often. So anyway, we turn up at Poundland finally and we've got our trolleys and we're ready. We're ready for shopping. Oh, it's like dollar store. Okay. We're ready. The shop assistant came up and said just let you know that we're closing in four minutes. But so we had to do the trolley dash round the store to get everything that we needed. I could see you doing that. I couldn't do much, but I did what I did, you know, straight to the ferry bits of course and the stationery, that's me two things. And then we got to the checkout and there's this young lad on the checkout and they didn't have any caribags. So we had to buy these proper bags. There was one of these like gay pride things on one of the bags and really said, oh, that's nice one. I went, I'm not buying that. So she said, she said what are you talking about? So I said, I'm just not. I'm not into I don't want all that shoved in my face, all that pride stuff. No, I'm not. She said you sound really really racist mum or something like that. And I said because she was teasing me and I said, listen they've got a whole month and our veterans only get one day just one day and course this guy behind the till looked a bit feminine. So I don't know. I said, I know you're not allowed an opinion but I'm right.  Is it possible that the younger generation are just one of two things. They're more open-minded or they're easily brainwashed. It's one or the other. No, Vera agrees with me. She just couldn't believe I said it out loud in the supermarket to other people. Yeah. What are you guys saying? Go ahead. No, it's okay. I was only little. Do you think, all right, we'll put it out there for the people watching. Even if you're on the recorded version, leave your comment below. Do you think that the younger generation are more easily brainwashed or do you think that maybe they're waking up right now? What do you think? Being pushed to go really the other way.  That's what I'm offended by. I'm like straight people aren't going to do that. You're going to get arrested for indecent exposure. You're going to get arrested. So why is it okay for them then to do that? Are we going to have again one rule for them, one for us? Well, you know here in the United States there's been this I saw this video. I forgot the guy's name this Russian dude and he was saying how long it will take to break down America and part of the process is the dumbing down that we've seen in America throughout the decades. Now, if you listen to like an old video from the 20s, 30s, 40s, 50s their vocabulary was a lot more extensive than what it is right now. And when you look at right now it's almost as if for the kids the dumber you talk the cooler you are to be grammatically incorrect apparently is cool which it never has been. You know what but and then it's not just the grammar it's what's being said and portrayed throughout the music industry as well that helps formulate the current psyche of the kids who are just emulating basically what their favorite musicians so-called musicians are putting out there yeah it's the dumbing the proverbial dumbing down and the literal dumbing down of the United States at least and the guys in the UK I just feel horrible for you guys because you're losing your heritage not in all places the same thing the same thing for you guys what you see on the news isn't all over and we are fighting to keep it we're not putting up with that in this part of our London the north is bad but it's the same everywhere you know there are places everywhere you know in America where there's just tense and tense homeless people you know you know it's like there's bad parts to every every place there's bad parts but you know this is why we've got to have conversations like this we just have to by the way Ria got her PayPal shut down today because because they haven't really given her a reason she doesn't know what to do about it and they've held her 50 pounds that was in there and they said that it can be up to 120 weeks or something no yeah 120 I can't remember it's two years six months six months they said oh wait weeks 120 days you meant yes that's it so they can't do that hold that money for that long can they no you would think they'd have to give a reason why as well Brooke said I used to be a teacher I told them to talk to trees and fairies and animals good I love that yeah I love that yeah you are right Ellie don't get used to that when we differ I'm right and so are you that's the truth I actually don't have to be right I'm okay yeah same here I just like teasing you so I was asking about the kids brainwashed they're being programmed indoctrinated and brainwashed yes and no a little both I would go with that so far because I'm seeing the kids it's probably more brainwashed than not but I'm seeing a contingency of them starting to wake up hi Stephanie thank you for joining Stephanie Tamara Tamara one young client of mine did not know how to write out a check and she used a pencil on top of it oh my gosh well I saw this guy interviewing people on the street I don't know if you know and I'm just going to ask you this question how many states are there in the United States do you have any idea 50 50 yeah very good so many people did not know Americans did not know how many states there are even alright I'll ask you this question what's the capital of the United States Washington Washington DC yes a lot of people didn't know that and he's asking kids that are in there probably teens late teens early 20s he showed he held up a clock little hand was on the 2 big hand was on the 10 what time is it little hand on the 2 big hand on the 10 what time is that in past 2 no little hand on the 2 big hand on the 10 on the 10 oh that's 10 too 10 so too yeah a lot of people didn't know how to read a clock an actual clock with hands if you ask a kid that's I'll ask you what's 9 times 8 oh I've always been crap at that I'm sorry now you're also the one person maths questions yeah you don't know what is it 72 8 times 6 I don't know I don't know well that's enough there's a lot of kids that can't answer that either but I mean you knew more already being from the UK England or London England you knew more about the United States then these kids that were answering the questions yeah and that just shows you how worse how much worse it probably is in the United States of the dumbing down of America yeah well it's not just America it's all over I swear are you a surprise general or do you recognise that name Greg indoctrinated and brainwashed the children that's a new one yeah welcome welcome aboard yeah you see Rhea is up on the food and the poison food and things like that and products so I picked up Johnson Johnson's talcum powder and I put that in my trolley and she's outspoken about that saying you know that's proven they've been done for being well I can't say it really can I hear but it's the truth they've been done for cosy hygienic stuff so she'll be outspoken about other stuff she didn't tell me off she was just surprised you guys want to know the truth about this world then I strongly advise everyone in the chat to research a man named Donald Marshall and I have a fascinating individual I'm not sure how much of what he says is true but it seems like a lot of it is and Elizabeth thank you this is a new shirt it's a quantum that's what it looks like oh lovely yeah so I don't have it up for sale yet on the website I still have to take pictures of it and create web pages for it but it'll be up it'll be up on n5d.net soon so is that brand new brand new yeah is that what you've been doing today no no I've been working today I've been working on videos and that's why my hard drive is so full I've been working on videos upload shorts to tiktok and facebook and other videos to upload to youtube and instagram you know that list I've been working on all that different thing that's keeping me really busy is it making your heart thing is it making you happy well I love doing what I do I always have didn't matter what was before this list or after I love doing what I do it's really lovely today having a chat with Ria I said to Ria if there was no I asked the question that you said if there was no money Ria what would you what would you be doing as she said exactly what I'm doing which is home educating her children and running a home education group I believe that she's a good kid she really is if there's no such thing as money you and I would be doing the same things as well I'll never stop work because we was talking about something in the future because you have to talk about the future like it's going to happen like when the money comes and when this and when that you know you won't have to work you said and it'd be like I'm always going to work always I won't be able to not work it's not in my system if there was a huge influx of money that came in somehow some way whatever it might be where I would be at I'd still have to work me too what I would do is I'd probably pull all the ads off of N5D except like an ad for you just other people that just let them advertise for free on there let them get their products and services out there just many people can just help other people use the website in different ways like that yeah I just rolled the dice on the question about Trump and the military and I got number 13 which is 4 which is stability stability structure so that took me as a yes you know keeping something stable you know when you're talking about Trump and what he's doing with the military then yeah so that's what I feel yeah the United States is a corporation I got great marks in high school math I feel I remember or know little of it now interesting yeah somebody there was a post on on twitter and they say it said list something that you learned in school that you've never used your entire life can you list something a protractor a protractor that question again I was on a different page all together trying to look for something for you name something that you used at school but you never used out of school something you learned in school learned that you've never learned outside of school that you never used algebra specifically what what about it all of it I don't use algebra something equals something times something equals something why would I want to know that well the what my answer was was formula in business math y equals mx plus b I'll never use that in my entire life but I've kept that stupid formula in my head and that's why I think we end up going to school they fill us up with clutter shit that we'll never need or use instead of letting our minds expand on things that are important yeah so I saw the value there was a value in that question that was unspoken and that's the unspoken truth yeah mm-hmm yeah yeah just filling our minds full clutter it's true very very true I'm trying to find the the sound of freedom like operation just in case anybody wanted to you know put a donation in or something do you mind if I do that not at all oh my god Elizabeth said they had to cut open a cap for anatomy and physiology oh no I remember dissecting frogs as a kid I never had to do any of that and that smell of formaldehyde I did like science in generally speaking but dissecting frogs and pigs and no that's not cool no no I really don't know oh I think I found it can I send it to you or I don't know how I can show you I've got the right link or not you know me I'm not really good at this sort of thing can't you paste it in the chat yeah what wrong I'm sending it to you on a Facebook you can't paste it in the chat well the time I've done that you've found it no but what it's wrong I mean I don't want to put it in there if it's wrong oh I could I'd rather send it to you to make so I can get my channel scammed see that's me trying to get oh my god see I can't do it that's me trying to help out here and look at that big long message that you got there yeah that's the copy of paste yeah I can't it's there it's got yeah and nothing's coming up nope I'm gonna just delete that yeah how do I delete that see it's oh you are rescue.org basically yeah Tim Ballard see good job I didn't actually put that in the chat could you imagine so your connecting is not private wow I can go back to safety but I hate when they do that why did they do that all it was was that link I got a 403 forbidden I can't even see it on Google Chrome let me see now that's weird darling because that is off their website I wonder if they blocked it it might be down yeah they don't want people to donate to there do they I just wonder if they've fucked about with that link yeah if anybody can hit the like button please and subscribe if you haven't already that would be amazing and share that would be great just trying to find oh god how how can people cut open a cat so that means you've got the cat have to give birth to kittens to then cut open that something is pet it's like a frog is very different to cut an open a cat Elizabeth but I must have traumatised you it's like saying I'm going to cut open a cute puppy it's like no you don't do that to kids at school do you that's terrible hi Janet thank you for joining us hey Janet yeah I can't believe you pulled up that's why they did pigs because they said it was closest to human anatomy yeah but a cat isn't I love cats so that's upset me they use cats could you imagine I mean they give you a cat and it looks like your own cat yeah devastating devastating cat you know you don't use that hi Gladys are you new here Gladys looks like a new name good to see you joining us on Facebook thank you yeah I never wanted to do any of the dissecting things it's never interested me did you have to do it then yeah just frogs did you have to kill them first no they were in formaldehyde they were already dead yeah oh good for you Tracy yeah they told me I had to dissect a frog or I wouldn't graduate so I quit school and I went back and got my GED I was not going to dissect a frog good for you I'm really really proud of you for doing that you shouldn't have to I'm sorry that's not right and that just goes to show you you don't have to there's certain things that make you do that you really don't have to do just look at your GED I think it would have been a lot easier for me if I had just dropped out of school at 1415 and got my GED because there was a lot of wasted years of just crap learning crap yeah it's like it's like the rules and regulations when children are at school and they're saying oh we can't have time off during the school time because they'll find you every day that you take your child out of school to go on holiday they'll find you and there's something else it's like they can't do this, you can't do that you can't wear your hair like that you can't have that on you can't do this you can't do that and I'm like it's like a Gestapo isn't it and then you've got children that are homeschooled who don't have any of that restrictions to me it's a no brainer to me it's like we all try to be happier at school most children say they hate school or are they happier being homeschooled Olivia's doing amazing but then so is Ayla Ayla's doing amazing and she's at school and there's about you know, eight months maybe a little bit more difference in the ages and you know but Hallie, she doesn't like school when you get to secondary school I don't know many children that do like it it's kind of like a bullying mentality you go to school and you've got to expect to be bullied you know to be judged to be you know worried about this I mean when I went to school I was spattered I was bullied relentlessly I didn't want to go past walking this so I used to go all the way around the back all the countryside around to my home to get home on a Sunday I used to kind of think to myself oh my god I've got to go to school tomorrow oh I feel sick and there was one thing that my mum used to feed us it was always pilchards on toast on Sundays we always had that pilchards on toast it's like this fish like sardines sardines so much and we always had that and I always remember pilchards and sardines was linked with the dread of going to school the next day but my mum was unaware that I was so unhappy at school a lot of the time parents are unaware just how unhappy their children are going to school so yeah did you hate school how did you feel I did because there was a group of bullies I was in grade school I had the same thing of course as you did and it probably helped me get to the point of where I am today though of standing up for those that are perhaps don't have the voice to speak for themselves you know and to help the underdog yep hey Maureen hi Maureen glad you caught this so in Pink Floyd has that song where they say we don't need no education that's grammatically incorrect though it's a double negative take out the double negative and it really means we need education but you know that's how dumbed down we have been for so long how many people actually notice that that that was a double negative back then they're actually when they're singing along to that they're actually saying we need education that's what they're really saying but it's a you know people don't understand the double negative yeah can I just do a shout out please to this oh this lovely lady Chris this brave lady let me do a live reading for her she was very very nice but she won the raffle there was about 25 people who put the names down on the raffle and I pulled it and number one came out she was the first person to say yes and she won so she did amazing she did she was like a regular she was a pro on there held up really well Maureen says we strongly protect the underdog now and you said that as I was typing yeah yeah you know it's it's well that's another thing you know like in 5D it's always been like the basically the voice of the introvert you know I've I've I've put articles out there where at the end of the article I ask people are you an introvert an extrovert typically in society 80% of the people 75 80% of the people are extroverts in only 20 25 are introverts in this genre it's the other way around in spirituality it's about 75 80% introverted and 20 25% extroverted I had a in one of my conferences well that that's a different that's different a little different I'm not going to go there on this one introvert versus the extrovert many of us are introverted and so yeah you want the voice of the introvert came to the right place do you believe that it's because we don't have to push ourselves out there to say hey notice me hey notice me hey notice me um we don't have to do that when you get to a certain kind of spiritual consciousness you kind of get to that stage where it's like if people want to listen to me that's great but I'm not going to go bulldozer in my way in because I need your attention yeah I get it yeah so is it quite a consciousness double negatives drive me nuts if someone says I didn't do nothing I want to respond and say what what did you do yeah that's what that's what I did do nothing you take out the negatives so you did something apparently a lot of I'm finding a lot on these channels these farm channels um watch the homesteaders and they say things like I could or would or should could um or might would they do two they do the two words together so they just do one they do I might could have you noticed that have you noticed that yeah I don't watch nobody is Texas so does anybody you know nobody from Texas and they and that's one of their kind of like sayings that they do I mean less tomorrow I'm a survivor animal sanctuary he was a school teacher and that's how he talks as well I mean he's no longer a school teacher but yeah there's a quadruple negative that I answered Linda too I can't hardly say that I don't disagree with you oh wow ah Cynthia I watch Lest I love him I love him I love all of them on that on that farm channel all they all the morrows Plum Grove they live um in Texas and there's this whole huge part of the land and you've got Papa who is their dad and he basically has given well let people let his family have different plots where they've got they can have their animals and Lester got um he got um so if you want if you want to help your mind and help you to get over any mental illness or anything like that I would definitely highly recommend you know I'm a survivor animal sanctuary um because you know watching all the animals he gives voices to these animals personalities to these animals and he got famous due to Hurricane Harvey um you know so um all these children they um yeah they basically all these all these people they live on Morro Hill and they've all they've got farm animals and things and I just love watching it every day it helps me when you've got all of this um you know negative stuff you know the global stuff sometimes you have to get your head out of it and um and definitely get back on um to something earthly and animals are definitely for sure so Barbara says I can be extra extraverted if I need to be yeah well we are when we come on here so uh so yeah Carl the ostrich yeah nearly kills Lester yeah so Greg is an INFP INFP hmm yeah so I have not redone the personality test again I must be thick though because some of those questions on that test I was like really struggling with what do they mean by that oh I didn't understand something it it was a struggle for me where'd you go where'd you go you went and left me darling well I figure you would understand if you want me to tell you that I went to the bathroom and took a shit I'll tell you that but that's not where I went that's not what I did you do the test it was an awfully quick one yeah exactly you do the test every year don't you every year matter of fact I'm gonna go live one day and we're all gonna do it together oh yep get a live test result you can explain some of the questions then hmm I could but really there's not much explanation you just there's no right or wrong answer I'll explain the logic on why I chose what I did yeah some need lots of friends and people around them unlike me yeah yeah you're happy on your own aren't you most of the time yeah an extrovert most extroverts like if they wanted to go to the beach they wouldn't go to the beach by themselves they have to have other people going with them because they don't want to look like oh I'm a lonely loser or something like that but introverts are like I don't give a flying fuck what people think or don't think most people wouldn't even think that anyway yeah hmm yeah so the introvert doesn't need that external echo chamber around them because they're gonna go within for answers anyway they don't need to ask everybody oh what do you think about this why is this happening to me well I'll figure it out on my own I'll get that answer introverts and extroverts introverts go within for the answers extroverts look elsewhere true very true when we did this the the personality tests I've done it before online and the majority people not surprisingly that follow-in 5D are introverts and it ends up being that I would say when we do it online the majority of people probably at least 90 to 95% of the people that take it online with me are extroverts I'm sorry introverts introverts yeah see I kept like we when we come on here we have to kind of be out there but it isn't necessarily our true our true selves if you meet us we're still gonna be exactly the same personalities we're still gonna greet people and wanna know how people are wanna get that person to open up to us and feel comfortable with us friendly but this is different though I mean it's just you me and a camera it's not like there's a group of there might be 50 people here but it's not like there's 50 people sitting in chairs right in front of us watching us that's how they are but we don't see them and it's different it's a lot calmer of a position to be in right now doing this I remember when I first started going live oh my god the butterflies it was so hard to do initially and it does get easier a lot easier I mean you still don't get a little nervous beforehand yeah yeah definitely yeah I mean I love being around family and just easy going people when you've got to try and be something else just to please them I can't I'll have to be on my own and Rob you nailed it he said Jen and I have to go out we make a point of it make it a point after it all it reminds us of why we seldom go out and what you're basically saying is you're an empath as well and most introverts are empaths and you pick up a lot on other people's energies like for example if you were to go to a crowded bar you're going to find me in one of the corners of the bar watching everybody you know that's just the way I don't like being in huge crowds anymore but as an empath you're picking up all that energy even conferences hosting conferences as much as I enjoy doing that after the conference is done I need that time to myself just to recharge so yeah I totally get that it's a good point that you made Rob and a lot of us are you know those empaths and we're picking up on all those other people's energies but like you said it's still important to make yourself go out as well so yeah yeah it was a good place I'm happy to find my tribe here with all of you lovely thank you for being part of our tribe and for us being part of yours see Linda feels the same I'm not so thick some of them are yeah I've done it since I went I've been in college I've never been anything other than an INFP I'm one thing different I think I think when I did it I was exactly the same as you was I? yes you were the percentage of each one the I, the N, the F and the P were different but overall we had the same letters so one poll sir you knew here I'm skipping watching the fireworks this year because too many people yeah I can understand that yeah so when you're an empath and you've got lots of different people's energies around it can affect you and the thing is when you go into a busy bar when there's a lot of drinkers you're feeling the anxiety or the fights just about to break out sometimes I used to feel it and it's like I just want to leave I want to go I don't want to be here I used to feel like that and I didn't understand why you know until until kind of later on and when you got home after bartending and it's just quiet didn't that feel so good yeah essential after readings I need a to be alone as well decompress yeah so it's 9.30 right now let's wrap it up here yeah we're back in 30 minutes for our global predictions so if you have any questions you'd like to ask us see us in about 30 minutes back here on N5D and on our Facebook page and ask us that we'll try to do our best to see what the tarot cards have to say for you so anything you want to finish up on my love no no I'd love to see you then alright we'll check out N5D.net for killer shirts similar to this this one's not up there yet new shirt coming out it's called Quantum Fire stay tuned to N5D.net for this one if you'd like to get this one it's going to be coming out here real soon and we'll see you back here in about 30 minutes my family so you guys take care we're sending all of our love from our hearts to yours take care now see you then bye


All right. Hello, everybody. So as you can see, if I faint, call 995. But if I'm just like panting, don't worry. It's just a baby. So I'm going to talk about data scraping as well. But so this is more like a story. It's a very specific case. How many of you have used Google Trends before? Right. So it's a very useful service where you can see certain keywords was how popular something has become or unpopular something has become over time. And then this has been used very frequently by academia in writing papers and stuff. So this project that I needed to use this with was for a professor, an economics professor who wants to do some trend research. And then initially I suggested Google Trends because Google has all the data. And then also it provides this handy download button where it will give you a CSV of the data range that you wanted. Easy peasy, right? The problem is, oh, yeah. And then better still, they have this NPM module where you can just, well, it's not really an official API. But it wraps it for you. And then it does handle the throttle and stuff. So it's kind of nice. However, the problem is the keyword that the professor wanted is some Chinese keyword. And then if you read Chinese, you're Chinese Chinese. You know what way one is. It's sort of like an official sort of China speak of maintaining stability, but specifically social stability. So it's a very sort of politically charged word. And then as you know, Google is banned in China. So unless you can get over the great firewall of China, you can't really use Google. So the problem is, when you set the region to China way, when you can see the, I mean, you can't really see the absolute value here, but the volume is very small. And then the thing is the professor also needed prefecture level data. So meaning not just province, like at city level. But here, as you can see, even drilling down to a province, Xinjiang, you already just don't have any data. So we can't use Google. Let's turn to Baidu. Like naturally, Baidu has something similar. It's called Baidu Index. And then nice enough, Baidu Index has prefecture level data. And here I'm showing Xinjiang data where Google just doesn't have any. And then the trend, sort of, you know, you expect it to go up. And then after certain events, we look at the data. It looks like reasonably quality data. So we decided to use Baidu trend. Well, yeah, that's another concern. It's a separate concern. And that's why the professor actually checked major events in certain regions. And they do see a spike in those keywords. But then to what degree is that spike? It may be a spike 100 times. But in reality, it's a spike 100 times. But Baidu only manipulated it to spike 10 times. So that's not something that we know. But it shows the trend. That's good enough. So naturally, you go and look for a library. I actually only discovered this library today. But originally, I was doing the scraping in Python, like anybody would do. And then when you look at the library, first thing you notice, it depends on Tesseract.  What do you need Tesseract for? You're just scraping some data. Tesseract is a good question. Anyone knows? Yeah, correct. It's an OCR library. So it kind of like give it a picture, and it has some text on it. And it will recognize the text, extract the text from the picture. So yeah, so what the hell, right? So it turns out how Baidu index used to work. When I was working on this project, it's that so you can see this is a trend line. And then you hover over like a data point. It issues a network call and returns the image. And that whole black box is an image by itself. And so that's what it does. And then so the OCR is for recognizing the numbers in that image. So this is where you flip a little table.  And then so there's an equivalent Python library that does similar things. Use Tesseract, recognize what it does here. I'm not going to really let you see what you see with the code, but just to highlight. What it does is use the, this is the Selenium code. So you sort of ask Selenium to move the mouse by a little bit. So then they sort of move to the next time point. And then it triggers the hover. And then it triggers the network call. And then look, there's like a time dot sleep. The sleep is there to throttle the frequency so that you don't get your IP band. And then blah, blah, blah. Then you just sort of like find out where that image is. Like find out where that image is. You need to figure out how long that number is so that you can crop up the image, enlarge it, OCR it, and then finally get your number. Are you going to give the talk or am I going to give the talk? So that's exactly sort of the path that I end up going down for. Because you have the graph.  But that's not the exact number, right? So after looking through the code, because it's not really a library form, and also that mouse movement is not precise, I have to modify, go into the actual script and then look at it, modify it. And then, yeah, so it's just like die a little inside. And then after all that work, you still have problems where it's data completeness, because the mouse movement is not precise. I think what Baidu's doing is that it jiggles the data points a bit. So if you every time move the same amount, you not necessarily end up hovering over the right point. So I end up getting like about 70% data completeness. And the OCR is also not that accurate. You would think it's easy, right? Because it's just so standard, but you still have 1 versus 7, 4 versus 9, all these misregonized numbers. And the thing is, it's very hard to catch. How do you know if something is off? And then especially when the digits at thousands or tens of thousands, then you're off by a lot. Yeah. Yeah, and the image I suppose they're generated at runtime. So it's very slow, actually. So yeah, that slowness is another problem. So the alternative solution is what Malvin already sort of foreseen. So here, because that graph is SVG. So I grabbed the SVG, save it. And then I still have to do OCR, because I need to know the numeric number for the mean and max. And then because SVG will give you the physical distance and the range. So then you estimate by scaling. So you end up getting an estimated number instead of an exact number. So here is a code. And now we're switching to JavaScript. It's very short, about 20 plus lines of code. The idea is that the mean and max is the actual mean and max that you pass in, that's OCR, the mean and max. And then you just sort of do the calculation offset. And then I just did all this math. It's pretty straightforward math. And then in the end, you get the scaled, you sort of get a scaled and estimated y. Well, we can come back to this if you want. Inverse of d3.scale. I don't know what you're talking. Right. You sort of like you're trying to get the numbers from the graph instead of the other way around. So the results is that I got 100% data completeness because I have full control over the data. And then the estimated number, so this is based on the check of a single prefecture over the full-time range where we are about 1.5% off. And that's totally acceptable for academic research purposes. And then on the plus side, the script runs much faster because I don't have to make a however met number of network calls to get images of the numbers. So yeah, and I got less by do as well. Lessons learned. Yeah, that was my original title, actually, language. Language doesn't matter, getting things done does.  So yeah, estimate because you can't really, you know, the world's not perfect. Getting the exact answer can be very tough or it's just not worth it. When you only have 70% of the data and it's not necessarily accurate anyway, you might be better off just doing the estimation. Yeah, and then web scraping, that's like a general rule of thumb that after doing so much scraping is that I find it's always good to just save the HTML because you will always find some use for it.  And then you're like, do I have to go and visit those websites again? No, save the HTML. That's another thing I don't know if the puppeteer can do. Oh yeah, OK. I don't know, I mean the original page source in case you need to extract it again. Yeah, OK. Yeah, so Selenium gives you the same thing. So yeah, so my question for you is, do you have any handy web scraping tricks you want to share? Or if you have any question for me? Actually, that's a very, I think a lot of people try to scrape Baidu data. So if you can see this page, here that's like a screenshot of something on Taobao. Like this is how much people are charging for scraping a keyword of Baidu. So it's like a totally a business app there. Because yeah, people want Baidu's data and Baidu doesn't want people to get their data. It's another thing is that today when I checked, Baidu actually updated their whole index thing and then they no longer do the image thing. But it also just means my script doesn't work anymore. Now it's just like they use Canvas instead of SVG, but all the data is already shipped to the page. So you can just grab the page and parse it. Now you're done. Who pays someone to scrape for you? All of you guys do it yourself? All right. OK, cool. I'll say what point do you just get someone to pay? Someone just do it for you? I have a bit of an unrelated question to everybody. Did any of you ever use Mechanical Turk for any data getting stuff? No. It's banned. Yeah, it's unavailable in many countries, yeah. Maybe too much of our jobs are very like manual. So they're trying to protect everybody's jobs. As since you asked for a trick, and the one I found quite useful is to listen for DOM node inserted, because then you know when the page is changed, when something new is entered the page. Yeah, that's the thing. As if I do, it's fine. I can deal with it. But the professors subsequently wanted me to scrape some data of Google scholars.  So yeah, I was like asking my friends in Google, be like, hey, can you get us this Google scholar data and so on and so forth. So Google, I'm like, by this fine, Google's like, uh, scary. I want their data. I want their server to respond. I don't want to smash their servers. Not my objective. Sure. Oh yeah, of course. If there's API, I always want to use the API. Yeah, yeah, absolutely. Yeah, Melvin. That is kind of legit. So at the company I work at, we have with a lot of banks. As in we maintain bank accounts with many banks and we have to know what's happening. Like we send money or we receive money and we have to check the statements and make sure that the money is being sent. So some banks have APIs and that's great. But some banks do not. These are banks that we've actually talked to in real life and we basically have a business to do with them. Like they are okay business doing what we do. And we need to get data from them like legitimately. It's us that they don't expose an API. So we have quite a lot of scraper integrations for the less technologically advanced banks. And it's full of tricky things as well. So with banks, there's this new challenge, which is the OTP token. Because you have it at log in and then you have to figure out how to make that process and different banks have different strategies. So yeah, not all scraping is legit. Sometimes it's really just because they don't have an API and they're not gonna build one unless you pay them money and all you can do is scrape. I think that's how Mint started, mint.com. Cool. All answers. Just sharing some tips. I thought about, I used before, instead of gripping parsing the HTTP, I will scroll down the page a little bit trying to figure out whether the website itself does HTTP request calls. The case is you just, you send it's the same HTTP request call and get back the structured response. So this is something I will do in my beginning stage of analyzing the scraping target. Yeah, just adding on what you said, but that's true for sometimes looking for data instead of going to the scrap solution that is long and painful most of the time. Sometimes I have two examples where the website has like unprotected APIs, sort of hidden, but you can pretty much find them quickly and you just call them and no security, nothing, you get everything very quickly. But it's not for, I guess it's not for banking data. It's more, I used it in some sort of font library stuff. And the other one was like a material database. So I guess they don't really mind if people steal everything they have. Like, yeah, they give it away anyway, but just one by one. All right, speaking of that, so both Baidu and Google, they let you do the data requests, like without anything and then they give you back results. But probably, I think Google, because I most recently worked with Google, Google give you about 150 if you're not logged in before they ban you. So you have to like do an IP rotation. You have to use a different IP. And then if you're logged in, I think they give you like about 500 before they ban you. And then interesting thing about Google is that they don't even rate limit anymore. They just give you the image to solve. So when I do web scripting with Google, I don't even rate limit. I like Google do it. And then I mean like they sort of slow down the response time over time. So yeah.


QuickBooks Desktop 2023 Employee Center. Let's do it. Within two it's QuickBooks Desktop 2023. Here we are in QuickBooks Desktop sample rock castle construction practice file provided by QuickBooks going through the setup process we do every time maximizing the home page. We're going to go into the view drop-down and note I have the hide icon bar checked off and I've got the open windows checked off we're then going to be opening up our major financial statement reports with the reports drop-down company and financial P&L profit and loss tab range change 010124 to 123124 and then we'll customize it fonts and numbers so we can change the font size I'm bringing it up to 12 okay yes please okay reports drop-down again company and financial bring it on down to the balance sheet changing that date to 123124 customize in the report again fonts and numbers change the font and we're bringing up to 12 okay yes please and okay that's our setup process we do every time going back to the home page we've been focusing in on the employee cycle or the payroll cycle noting that when thinking about payroll you want to make sure that you set it up as best you can up front because payroll being one of those things that you would rather measure twice cut once would be the analogy as opposed to kind of tinkering with something until you get it correct because it's just one of those things where that process is typically better because fixing the problems at the end of the year is more difficult than trying to get it right the first time typically the decision when you start the payroll will be do you want to have the payroll done through quickbooks or do you want to have payroll done by an external third party that's going to be doing some of the payroll the withholdings possibly some of the human resources help and then you enter the stuff into quickbooks just what you need in order to populate the financial statements so that you have the proper reporting on the financial statement side of things here of course we're assuming that we're running the payroll through quickbooks to turn payroll on that's going to be the edit drop down the preferences down below and you can go into the payroll here and then company preferences now you have some choices of the payroll we might go into this in more detail later when we talk about payroll in more depth but it's an add-on feature we in the practice problem will actually be using the manual payroll when we when we talk about that later but payroll like many other things when you start to work for a company and you work in the accounting department if you start working in payroll in the accounting department it will typically have already been set up and you'll work with whatever setup has been put in place meaning do they pay people weekly bi-weekly monthly semi-annual it'll already have been set up and you'll go forward with it at that point in the second half of the course we'll start you know a new company's file from scratch and we'll kind of set up the manual payroll it's one of those things where the setting setting up of the payroll gives you a lot more understanding of how the payroll works so we'll talk about that later once the payroll set up we've got the full payroll here then we can go into the process of of basically our payroll process so we talked about the process last time we could enter time that's not required in the payroll but then we would have the pay employees this is what would happen bi-weekly semi-monthly and so on whatever the payroll is set up we would have withholdings and our payroll taxes we'd had to deal with there and then we would have to pay the liabilities for the withholding and our payroll taxes and then we process the payroll forms which would happen quarterly and yearly typically so now we're going to go to the center which you can do that here or you can go to the employee ease and payroll center here this is also another button that basically takes you to the same spot in other words if i go to the pay employee ease center we're going to have then three tabs up top it looks similar to the vendor center the customer center but we got this other tab for the payroll so that's going to be a new kind of tab depending on the payroll you have set up and if i close this back out and i was to go to this button the payroll center then it's going to take me basically to the same spot but it takes me to that third tab the payroll tab where we can basically go through the processing of the payroll so that's probably the main place you would go when you're kind of processing through the payroll but we have the similar kind of stuff with our employees and vendors notice that the employees are kind of like you can think of them as a type of vendor because at the end of the day we're paying money money's going out from the company for goods and services that we've received in this case services of the employee the reason that we have to put them in the special zone and not just as a vendor is because mainly taxes right because we've got to we've got to do with the withholdings and stuff and that made a bunch more complications so we've got its own it's got its own area now its own field of accounting due to that in most regards so we got our three employees looking very similar as with the vendors and the customers so we've got active employees versus all employees so if you have an employee that is no longer active then you can go to you can you know you could toggle between them so that you can then make an employee inactive you don't want to delete their data in the past but you might now of course want them to be populating all the time when you're kind of trying to toggle through the current employee stuff we've got the items up top new employee then we'll sit we'll look at this a lot more when we set up new employees it looks like a lot like a vendor setting up a new vendor or setting up a new customer except that this one's going to have required fields to put this information in unlike the vendor and the customer where you really only need the name to enter the transaction at least here we're going to need all this stuff to process the payroll because we've got to do that from like a human resources and tax withholding perspective we also have the tax tab which is going to be one of the more confusing tabs and unique to employees because this is where we're going to be setting up the payroll items payroll items being similar to inventory items those being the things we have to set up in order to kind of drive the processing of the payroll to make the payroll processing as automatic in a similar fashion as the items make invoicing and so on sales receipts as automatic or the date of input as easy as possible so we'll do more in that later closing this back out we'll just review what's in here this time so then we have the manage employee information so you got the sales rep if applicable you can change the new employee default settings meaning when you set up a new employee what are going to be kind of like the defaults from a pay for payroll kind of perspective that you can then change if so choosing when setting up an employee from there we got the printing the printing of the checks print send paychecks and so on noting that when we actually process the payroll then we're going to have to pay them in some way shape or form the check form is the form that's usually going to be a decrease to a checking account these are going to be kind of special check forms which will be the paycheck forms which also need the information with regards to the withholdings from like a human resources perspective we have to tell the employee typically what their gross earnings were and what we took from them and why with regards to things like taxes and then we've got the time sheets use weekly time sheets uh enter time so we can enter the time here there's a couple different way we can we can go into the entering of the time so we can go into it here we can go into the employee ease and enter the time here as well and i believe there's a tab on the home page that we can go into there too so there's a bunch of different ways like with other cycles to get to in essence the same spot we've got the excel which basically can give us some kind of reports that can be exported to excel we can prepare letter and so on as well then within here we've got the employee ease on the left hand side we've got the information for the employee ease looks similar to the information when we enter a vendor or a customer the detail up top or in the transactions tab we can add an attachment if we so choose here for our records if we want to change the information for the employee we can edit in the edit tab and that gives us what we saw kind of when we set up the new employee information so that we can add that information here so then on this side we've got the we've got the transactions most common kind of place we're going to go to because if there's questions from the employee we're probably going to go to the employee go to their name and check out the checks and see if any individual check has an issue with them we can see all transactions we might just look at the paychecks we might look at the the liability if there's any kind of adjustments so we can kind of sort but most of the times we would have the checks there for our employees is the main transaction you would expect from an employee you can then change the date range as well to like all for example on the range they also give you some nice summary reports that might be useful on a person person by person so you can get the quick report here this is basically a report you can go through and find in the report center using some filtering options but it's a little quick report here the payroll summary report again it's a nice little quick way to get there you can get there as well you can find these reports in the report center and use some filtering paid time off and so on so those can be some useful links to get to those quick reports a little bit more easily so then we have the two dues we've got the notes and we've got the sent emails clearly most of the time you're going to be spending here will usually be on the transactions tab so we can also then go to the second tab which is the transactions tab it looks similar to what we saw in the in the payroll area the customers and vendors in that now it's going to list out those kind of forms that take place in the cycle of payroll just like we saw in the homepage we see the forms the processes that are going to be happening remember the forms are the things that create the transactions so we can sort this information going back to the employee center by that data so we normally we would most likely be looking well we could filter it by the payroll checks and then we can check out the payroll checks over here we might also go to the liabilities you know the liability checks these being the checks that we're going to be paying for the payroll liabilities the withholdings in our payroll taxes and we can sort that data by transaction rather than first by the employee and then we have the third tab which is something we don't have on the other two cycles which is going to be the vendor and customer cycle and this is where we can basically go oftentimes to process the payroll so note the three tabs up top pay employees pay liabilities file forms that's in essence the flow that we saw in the homepage so if you go back to the homepage you've got then the entering of the time which is kind of optional because you might enter time in some other way or pay people salary but then you're going to be paying the payroll biweekly semi monthly monthly or whatever your payroll cycle is pay the liabilities and process the forms if you click on one of these items depending on the payroll setup you have it might then take you to the payroll center to the applicable tab right so it's going to this tab if I click on the homepage to the pay the liabilities then it's going to take me to the pay the liabilities tab in the payroll center so let's go back to the first tab note that up top you've got the options of the time tracking any payroll updates you got the payroll items those are going to be the things that kind of you have to set up to drive the payroll that we talked about before you've got the payroll setup preferences support and help and some of these options and some of the look and feel may differ depending on the kind of the type of payroll that you're paying for because there's different tiers of payroll when we do the practice problem we'll set up the manual payroll which might look slightly different but the general concepts will remain the same and then down here you've got the creating of the pay checks so that would be happening on a monthly basis biweekly basic semi weekly or whatever let's click on one of these items so if I click on this it's got a bunch of kind of error signs because we are in a practice file but I'm going to say okay and just go continue so we can just click a look at the data input now we'll get into the data input on a little bit more detail later but this would be kind of like the form in quotes the thing that would be used to for us to process just basically the paychecks checks representing for quickbooks decreases to to a cash account because we're going to be processing payroll checks and we would use a check kind of form even if we have like an electronic transfer or something like that this then recording the transactions of money going out to the employees as well as the withholdings of one of the most complex transactions in normal bookkeeping because of all the withholdings that are involved and the number of checks that might be issued even three employees can get quite complex given all the data that you have to basically track for payroll taxes and all that kind of stuff we'll talk more about that later closing this back out and so that would be the the general process and then after you process the payroll usually then within a certain time frame dependent on your circumstances like a week or something you would have to then pay the payroll taxes right and it would be dependent upon where you are and when the payroll taxes are due and how large your payroll liability is and whatnot but then this will track the liabilities for the payroll taxes so that's going to be social security medicare federal income tax these are stuff that you took from the employee and you have your own payroll taxes that you need to process and then you can go here to process these forms which again are kind of like special special check forms because they're going to be a decrease to the checking account even if they're electronic transfers we think of them kind of like a check form because that's a decrease to the checking account but these are going through the special widget which are paying off and are connected to the liability for payroll liabilities and then you've got the payment history and the e payment down below and then after that happens that's the normal payroll cycle that happens periodically whenever the period may be weekly biweekly semi monthly monthly then you got to file the forms and this is another great tool that QuickBooks helps with it allows you to helps you to process the payroll tax forms and track all this information information and then compile it into the appropriate payroll tax forms now normally you've got the 941 forms that need to be filed on a quarterly basis every three months and then you've got the yearly forms which are the 940 for the federal unemployment tax and you've got the the w2s and the w3s so clearly that stuff is great that if you have a system to help you compile that data because you want everything to kind of tie out you want that stuff to be checked off correctly and you don't want to have an error that is found at that point in time because again you want to measure twice cut once typically with the payroll instead of try to figure it out by tinkering with it because that costs and takes a lot more time and cost now if we go back on over here to the first tab you've got some other resources they give you so you've got some guides so you quick guide before you hire so it gives you some tips on hiring payroll tips direct deposit these are just pdf files other activities set up a direct deposit so clearly you might be trying to pay someone by direct deposit even if you do that you still have in essence a check form when you write the check but now it's going to be a direct deposit kind of activity in terms of the actual payment going from one person to the other if you do direct deposit you still need to make sure that you give the employee the payroll stub from a human resources law perspective because they have to have that information you can add the employees another place to add the employees we've seen multiple we've got add void paychecks print paychecks create a termination check then we've got the reports payroll summary so these are reports that you can find in the reports dropdown just another way to basically get their summarized payroll data they give it to you in excel this is actually a really nice format of the report if you have paid payroll they give you a quite a detailed summary report in excel which can be overwhelming we'll talk about it more in depth in the future but it's similar to the kind of reports you might get if you hire a third party payroll like an adp or paychecks so then we got the report center we've got the supplies and services we could order checks we can order labor law posters so again there's remember with payroll for us we're going to be concentrating on the bookkeeping which is hard enough in and of itself and then of course we'll talk a little bit about human resources as it is tied to bookkeeping like you got to give them the paycheck stub you got to tell them what the withholdings are you got to you've got to do the withholdings these are all kind of laws with regards to your employees and whatnot but there could be other things outside of just recording the payroll that you got to deal with from a human resources perspective and some sometimes having you know the information on that can help and that's also when small businesses that start to get fairly mid-sized businesses might look for like a third party payroll like an adp or paychecks not just to process the payroll although that could be quite helpful too but also to deal with some of the human resources stuff get work comp quotes so where comp workers compensation can be different from locale and from business to business so that's another kind of kind of another little wrinkle with payroll so that's the general payroll center and future presentations we'll take a look at it from the home page perspective and we'll think about what would happen in the flow when we enter time into the payroll and liabilities and so on on a form by form basis considering the impact then on the financial statements balance sheet income statement and some subsidiary reports to it


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so guys i am back with another star wars jedi survivor video and today guys i have been what has to be the best early game xp farm which will see you earn in a level a skill point literally every three or four minutes even quicker guys today i have you covered how's it going people my name is dpg and if you enjoyed the video leaving a like really helps out and if you like what you see and want to see more be sure to subscribe so i am literally guys i'm right at the beginning of the game i'm more or less right at the beginning of the game i'm right here guys and does that say come on come on 2.5 explode daily damn meditation point this is where you want to come to guys this point on the map right here this is the mission where you have to find that gris that big old giant monster again guys i'm probably 20 minutes a half an hour into the game you can come back and do this if you've passed this point as well it's real real easy so yes the daily damn meditation point uncover that's where i'm at guys i think i'm there yes i am that is where i'm at people that is where i'm at okay so from here and what we'll say is also i've tried this on the hardest difficulty i've tried on story i'm currently on story and you'll see that the xp i'll get from this will be the exact same as well it is on that jedi grandmaster which is just bizarre but hey take advantage of it so from this point guys because you'll come across that bridge here and you'll end up here and you have to go that way but if you come this way jump across this broken bridge just like so come around this corner jump across here and there will be a giant monster up there what you gotta do guys is take him out and he's so easy it's unbelievable i apologize you can hear me spamming my button i mean this is story mode as well but i like i said i've done this on grandmaster could xp look at that chunk of xp you get then simply guys run back tell the meditation point rest to respawn enemies and then come back it really is that simple again you can do this so quick i'm just doing this slowly xp explain it to you but yeah just rest come to this meditation point and rest the enemy will respawn go back across this bridge and he will be back there waiting for you to slay again and it really is that simple again i've done this on grandmaster and it's i mean obviously the enemy hits way harder but it's not impossible but you don't earn any more xp that's what i can tell anyway you'll see that on the screen now people you'll see me doing this on uh grandmaster getting a chunk of xp going back and doing it on the story more difficulty which is the easiest but he doesn't even fight back and you'll see that xp to me seems the exact same so yeah guys use this while you can it probably will be nerfed at the game when they clock unto it uh so yeah hope you enjoyed it you guys if you enjoyed the video leave a like really helps out if you like what you see i want to see more star wars jedi survivor be sure to subscribe and hopefully guys i will see you on that next one


so the one thing that I want in life is a great house with a great view to have my coffee in so every morning I always look to have a place with a good coffee view and it looks like today I happen to find that great coffee view morning in Dubai before it gets too damn hot and it feels really good out right now check out this view all right so we are oh shit look of course it just starts fogging up oh my god look at that it's how freaking hot it is out here wipe it off this way there we go that's better so we are going to the middle of the desert we're going to do a desert safari which means I guess we're going to hang out with the camels we're going to get on falcons we're going to get on falcons we've got sunset pictures we're going to go in a land rover and go on dunes and all kinds of crazy stuff this was not even part of the plan it just kind of happened so now we're speedwalking to get there as quick as we can because people are waiting for us and we're going to go on an adventure I guess there's just a camel hanging out in the uh the middle of the way we're driving the camel literally walked away as soon as we got done pictures like he knew it was picture time oh my god this is so crazy I have never seen anything like this oh my god look at this convoy we have here look how crazy the sunset is in this view it might be one of the most fun things I've ever done in my entire life well it's definitely one of the most fun things I've ever done it's might be like one of the best things of my entire life this is so damn cool we got all the duning and now we're heading to the dances I'm like 12 of these things oh my god this is so amazing so there's free shisha we want shisha there's free food there's dinner and there's dancers that are about to pop up over here as well this is gonna be good all right so what do you think about it so far I was just saying that the dunes are like probably legitimately like that yeah I think oh my god there's a fucking falcon right behind you back to the dunes so what was what made it so cool well I think that our dude driver was probably like the most badass out of all the people that were driving that yeah he was really going for it and he was doing he also was a good dj I think he picks oh his songs were so good his songs were really good for it so the vibe was cool it was synth but that's what like made it fun right two thumbs up if I had more I'd do more the only well like use your toes and look at the surrounding area too this car right here what the car's like a hundred thousand but you set a license plate 300,000 or three no a million a million a million for the 76 because you want the lowest number you can get so that one was a million how much did you think the bent leave one was because it's 112 300,000 for the license plate so the license plate is is about as much as that car and the license plate's 10 times more on that car that's crazy yeah all right so we're done for the day we have now been dropped off what do you think of today it's true in four months it's four months today we've been on this trip it was such as like a contrast from being in southeast asia yesterday yeah yeah from Bali to this all of these massive buildings and then uh it was cool because the guy who was our driver has lived in Dubai his entire life his father and his grandfather were both born here he was telling us that everything here all of this stuff has been built within the past 15 years and he said when he was a kid this we're in the marina is he said when he was a kid he'd come to the marina and all he would see was four or five camels there's not any built not any buildings just four or five camels was all that he would ever see so a lot has happened pretty good day i got a couple good shots of him and so now i gotta go home he was so nice i had to edit a quick video for him and send it to him because we did a cool flyover shot that he wants and uh i didn't go to bed wake up and do it all over again tomorrow i think we might go to Abu Dhabi so we'll see that's all we got for today


Hi everyone, my name is Alexander Sagaidak, I work as a professor as well as director of the department of agricultural economics and farm management for State University of land use planning located in Moscow, Russia. I have just joined the Landac online and counted 2020 because I think it's very helpful platform and valuable asset for me.