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Hi this is Isaac from Mustad right now Im here in Cochin and I have been invited by

Pelagic Tribe distributor for Mustad Sports fishing products to do a presentation on Jig

Heads, we have been talking to a lot of anglers in India we realise that soft plastics are

fast becoming one of the most important type of lures you guys use for fishing especially

along the shoreline for many different species like Mangrove Jack, Groupers, Barramundis

so today we are going to touch on a little bit about using the correct type of jig head

to do a proper rigging of soft plastics.

Right so with me I have a pack of the Mustad Darter Jig Heads all these jig constructed

using a heavy duty jig hook 90 Degree jig hook and you can see that all of them are

packed very neatly in a inner blister packaging to prevent the hook tips from getting in contact

with one another this really helps to keep the hooks sharp every piece of the jig head

you will see on one side the Mustad logo and on the other the weight of each jig head printed

or engraved / moulded into the jig head.

So its easy for you to identify the correct size to use for your fishing.

So right here have few different types of Soft Plastics first of all we talked about

a very important aspect of the jig head which is the size of the hook so for rigging up

you would want to use the correct size jig head including the hook size make sure that

you have a soft plastic that swims naturally in the water.

Right here we have with us 3 Inch Zman soft plastic padded tail soft plastic this is actually

made of TPE so its a Thermo Plasto Elastomer and you can see that it very stretchy and

it doesn't tear easily, But when we are rigging up soft plastic made of TPE there

is increase resistance when we are trying to penetrate the hook into the soft plastic

so for easy rigging up the brand has actually created a line on the back of the soft plastic

you can actually see the dorsal fin over here and in the middle there is actually a good

gauge of how or where the point which actually comes out so before you actually start rigging

you can place the jig hook right beside the soft plastic as a gauge it should fit the

soft plastic approximately about 2/3rd from the back of the soft plastic so the entry

point will be somewhere in the middle of the cross section of the face of the soft plastic

of the shad as we go into the middle of the soft plastic shad it is important that we

do it slowly to maintain the plane you don't want the hook to start tilting right or leftwards

else you will have the hook puncturing the side of the soft plastic you want to keep

in the same plane and as you rig up you slowly turn the soft plastic around so when we actually

place the jig head along the the side of the soft plastic you have already identified the

exit point of the hook so once you put the hook into the soft plastic we will slowly

turn okay and where the hook approximately engages the exit point we make a gradual turn

in the soft plastic and this is how it looks like okay but because TPE is a very rigid

material it makes it hard for the soft plastic to be rigged in perfectly so this is where

the challenging part is right you have to give it a forceful push with against the jig

head okay so that the collar of the jig head which is actually a lead moulded material

gets into position it flushes nicely with the jig head so the end product okay you should

have the soft plastic that if flushed nicely with the jig head and it creates a very natural

swimming action okay you would want to be cautious not to the hook embed too far back

one it reaches the reese of the tail this is going to affect the natural swimming action

of the soft plastic so that's the 3 Inch for you, okay for smaller 2.5 Inch soft plastic

you would want to choose a jig head that is is smaller both in weight and hook size ok

so what I have here with me is 3.5 inch sorry 3.5 gram I beg your pardon 3.5 gram jig head

with a size 1/0 hook and you can see exit point where the hook actually comes out from

the soft plastic is approximately the same as where you will see here so you want a matching

size more in terms of hook and the weight of the jig head.

The reason why you want the weight to be matching is because if you have a jig head thats too

heavy as compared to the size of your soft plastic you will weigh down the soft plastic

making it look very unnatural that means the sink rate of the soft plastic will be increased

very quickly so it plunges all the way to the bottom and that will not be a good imitation

of natural swimming action of the soft plastic but then again you would need a jig head that

actually matches the water current, if the water is flowing very quickly you would want

a slightly bigger jig head to get down to the bottom quickly and the inverse is true

if you don't have a very strong current you would want a lighter jig head that falls

through the column of water slowly and gradually so you have more natural presentation and

higher chance of seeking out any fishes that may be at different depths of the column.

So a general rule of thumb using zman soft plastic as a standard a 2.5 Inch soft plastic

you can either use 1/0 or 20 hook and as you increase in size upto 3 inch that would probably

be a 3/0 and if you want to target bigger fishes from the fishes then you might want

to use the 4/0 so for 4 inch soft plastic it will be a 4/0 or 5/0 hook so you have to

just to gauge accordingly the type of soft plastic that you are using and matching the

correct size to hook on them.

A little bit about the shape of the jig head what we have here is darter jig head there

are many different shapes of jig heads in the market some of them can be a bullet jig

head some of them round jig head which is totally round and what we have here is the

actually the darter you can see that it is angular so what it really does is the shape

increases the casting distance of the jig head this is aerodynamic you can actually

impart some action especially when you not using padded tail if you are using jerk baits

like a sharp pointy tail and you need to send the bait down the soft plastic down quickly

into the depths that's when you use the jerk bait and you can actually impart the

action with the jerk bait more easily if you are using the darter jig head because you

can see that its pointy and just by working the tip of the rod by twitching it you can

actually impart action to the jerk bait so this is actually a very versatile shape in

terms of jig head that you can use.

We will touch on a little bit of the after care of the jig heads so especially in India

you have a very long coast line so I would imagine a lot of you would be using the jig

heads in saltwater conditions so for saltwater conditions of course these are all made using

very sharp carbon hooks there's a chance of corrosion especially after the protective

barrier of the coating on the jig head is being removed the knocks on the rocks or getting

bitten of by fishes there is a very high chance of it will start corroding especially near

the hook point.

So as a general rule of thumb after using your jig heads in saltwater it is always good

that you give them a good rinse in freshwater to wash out any salt residue that may be sitting

on the hooks, also how do you know when is the right time to switch to a new jig head

you can either test the hook point okay to see if it is still sharp and whether it needs

a replacement another sign of aging in jig heads is that the lead actually starts to

turn white after prolonged usage in saltwater this is because the lead that we use on the

jig heads they are not pure lead, Pure lead will be too soft and if you cast your jig

heads against the rocks or when you are working it underwater and it hits the rocks this will

start changing it will start deforming because its too soft that why we have to introduce

impurities in the lead when we cast jig heads and this impurities this metal actually gets

in contact with saltwater and they too get oxidized after a while so if see that the

lead on the jig head are starting to turn white that is a good indication that they

have been used for a long time so its important that check for any signs of corrosion on the

hooks and rigs sometimes when you are fighting a fish and there are ready signs of corrosion

on the hooks there is a chance that the hook may break so this is one aspect that you need

to take care of when you are using the Jig head.

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How to Avoid Financial Fraud #AskBellco - EP. 15 - Duration: 13:25.

[JACK] Hello and welcome to #AskBellco.

This month, we'll learn about different types of fraud and what

you can do to protect yourself and joining us to talk about it is Joseph Ramos.

He's lost mitigation fraud investigator at Bellco. Joseph, thanks for coming on the show.

[JOSEPH] Thanks for having me. [JACK] We're happy to have you. Uh, I feel like everywhere I look

around, there are scams, right? Like they're in my email inbox

I'm getting, I get, I get phone calls that literally the caller id says

potential spam caller, right? Uh, you know, you, I even see signs

around town that are like, we'll buy your house and then somebody's written fraud

across the front of it. So there's tons of out there. Right? Um, what are the most common

types of fraud that you see? [JOSEPH] Well, you know, unfortunately there are many types of fraud

out there. The most common types that we would see or that we do see

is going to be credit card fraud. So credit card, debit card fraud,

check fraud. [JACK] Credit card, debit card is like, that's like stealing

your credit card number, is that right? [JOSEPH] Yep, stealing card information, so plastic fraud is how we generalize it.

Um, and essentially that's where a crook will steal your card number

and in some cases pin with the intention on. [JACK] Yeah, I was going to say they can't do anything without

my pin. Right? [JOSEPH] They technically can. You can still make fraudulent purchases. Counterfeit purchases

that don't require a pin. If they do have your pin now they also have access

to an ATM. Cash withdrawals. [JACK] Oh and they can just put it in. [JOSEPH] Right. [JACK] Oh, okay.

Next would be check fraud. Check fraud is another challenge that faces

financial industry, industries every everyday. [JACK] Yeah. Is that like fake

pay stubs and things like that. [JOSEPH] It could be. I mean there's um alter there's

counterfeit fraud when it comes to checks. Counterfeit, altered, fictitious.

[JACK] That would be like me stealing somebody else's checkbook and write myself a check or? [JOSEPH] Correct.

Or stealing somebody's account number, um, putting that information onto

blank check stock and cashing it against your account. [JACK] But that seems like

a lot to like look out for. [JOSEPH] You know, unfortunately that's just two.

So. But yes. And that is, you know, there's everyday

we see it every single day. Unfortunately there's people fall for it when it comes to check

fraud, the money's available pretty much right away. So it's hard, whereas it can take

weeks for a check to actually bounce against your account. You deposited the check

[JACK] Oh, you deposit it and everything looks good and then it's not until days and days later that they pull all

that back out and then you're kind of left holding the bag. [JOSEPH] Correct. [JACK] I feel like,

like the check fraud stuff kind of is, is more on the financial institution

side and the, the debit credit card stuff is

kind of more on the customer side. Do I have that sort of right? [JOSEPH] Um, well, credit, debit card fraud,

you are protected through Visa for example, when it comes to

counterfeit plastics, so your credit or debit cards counterfeited or if there's Internet fraud,

um, you have certain rights and protections through Visa or Mastercard.

When it comes to check fraud. Um, a lot of times check fraud depending on what type of check fraud

it is. A lot of times it's gonna fall on the member because... [JACK] I see,

[JOSEPH] We make a deposit in good faith. You're the one who's

doing the transaction between you and whoever you're getting the check from. So

it's really kind of up to you. [JACK] So you are kind of culpable in that. [JOSEPH] Right. [JACK] Wow. That, that's a real

burn. Well, it seems like the, um, it seems like the credit card companies are looking

out for us a little bit, but um, what are some ways that I can look out for myself?

What are some ways I can protect myself from that kind of fraud? [JOSEPH] Right. Um, I guess the

biggest thing is monitor your accounts online on a very regular basis.

A lot of times it is recommended that you do it monthly. We actually say weekly

if not daily. [JACK] Yeah, I was going say daily. Right. I mean, it's so easy now. You can do it,

you know, Bellco members could do it on their phone. Right? [JOSEPH] Right on the app, you've got the smartphone, you can pull it up.

It's right there. You don't have to wait for your statement each month. Next would be

never give out your personal banking information.

Personal banking login credentials. If you ever applying for anything online and they're asking for

personal banking credentials. Red Flag. Stop right there. Run the other way.

Um, I guess other, other good things

to protect yourself would be, um, do online searches. So if there's,

you know, you're not, you're worried about something. Um, a company, whatever

it may be. Google that company with words like scams. [JACK] I guess thats

true. We'll send you a check. You're like, well, I'm gonna. Look up who this company is it sending me this check. Yeah that makes sense. [JOSEPH] Put scam

or reviews or you know, something along those lines with a lot of times you're going

to find other stories where if it is a true scam, something along those lines where

you'll find related stories. Right. [JACK] Um, uh, well, okay.

So you and I were talking just a little bit before the cameras were rolling and uh, I mentioned

that I don't know if a lot of the folks at home know this, uh,

but I got an email recently, uh, and it turns out that I am

actually royalty long lost royalty from country

on the other side of the planet. Uh, so,

uh, and they want to send me some money. [JOSEPH] You and a lot of other people. [JACK] Really? There's others?

I refuse to share my fortunes. [JOSEPH] You know, unfortunately if you scroll down a little more in that email box,

we'll probably find another email fairly similar. Um, a lot of times.

Yeah, with those scams, you know, if something sounds too good to be true, it probably

is, you know, unfortunately, see members being scammed all the time.

whether it's a romance scam. A tech support scam.

IRS scam. [JACK] Oh, those are, those are all places where you, you're kind of especially vulnerable,

right? Because those are things that for one reason or another, people want

or want to respond to, you know, so they're kind of preying on your,

on your emotions a little bit I feel like. [JOSEPH] Yup. And a lot of those scams are something that seems

too good to be true. You're a perfect example. You get $25,000,000.

All you have to do is pay $2,000 in taxes. [JACK] It seems like a steal,

Sounds like a steal, but obviously sounds too good to be true. [JACK] Maybe too good to be true. Right.

[JOSEPH] Another perfect example would be through an employment scam. Somebody signs up

or applies to be a secret shopper. Ultimately, [JACK] I've seen ads for that before.

company calls them or the fraudster calls them and says hey all you've got to do is go buy

Itunes gift cards. Um, give us your proof of purchase.

Write a review your experience and you can make a few hundred dollars. Obviously.

Sounds too good to be true. [JACK] Yeah. They're going to get me used the gift cards and they're gonna and they're going

[JOSEPH] Essentially what they're gonna do is they're going to tell you they need your online banking credentials so they can

make a direct deposit. Now they've compromised your online banking credentials. They do make

a deposit bit It's with a counterfeit check. Check fraud.

You don't know that check's going to be returned for at least a couple of days if not longer.

You go out there, you're buying your thousand dollars in gift cards. They tell

you to keep the other 400 or whatever it may be that your payment obviously sounds too good to be

true. Next thing you know, you think everything's fine. You spent your $400 that you just

made. Next thing you know, the checks being returned and you're on the hook.

[JACK] So, okay, so it seems like there are a lot of different ways

that, uh, that you can get scammed if you're not careful.

And it seems like the, the, the people who are perpetrating these scams are,

are getting better and better and more and more refined.

So we can also get more and more refined in our defenses. Right? So how do I

stay ahead of them, stay ahead of the game. [JOSEPH] The first thing

I would recommend is to know about scams and how they work. Know what their

methods are. If you know what a scam is about how it works, you're less likely

to get duped. Other things, we'll be talking with somebody.

Talk with somebody that you trust, you know, you come across one of these scams or something that sounds too

good to be true. Talked to a friend or a family member. See what they have to say about it.

[JACK] You know, I remember, uh, friends, uh, I think, uh, like aunt or grandmother

mentioning at the, at the dinner table one time. Oh, you know, I got a call

from one of the grandkids but he wouldn't tell me which one it was and he said it was

in a real jam and he wanted me to mail him $3,000.

And if she hadn't brought that up at the dinner table

and had everybody almost leap out of their chairs to tell her it's a scam. It's a scam.

You know, she could have been duped. So that makes sense. [JOSEPH] And people do.

We've heard that exact same scam out there. Um, you know,

son or whoever made family members in jail, they need

again, and a lot of it comes back to itunes gift cards. They need $2,000 in Itunes, gift cards,

to get out of jail.

Unfortunately a lot of our senior members that they're going to fall for it, they don't know any better. They didn't have the luxury of sitting at the dinner

table with everybody then to tell them no. [JACK] Right, exactly. Yeah. So, so yeah,

I guess that makes sense. You gotta you gotta get out there and educate yourself on this stuff. Right.

All it takes is getting on the web and doing a couple of searches and I

feel like you would learn a lot. [JOSEPH] Right. Which is another great method to stay a step ahead of

the fraudsters. Do online searches. Yeah. You know, again, like we had mentioned.

put scam after it or reviews or complaints. A lot of times you're going to see,

right. [JACK] Uh, now I see we're talking about

searching yourself and monitoring yourself and other things like that, but I see

ads and then I hear him a lot, especially like on like a am talk radio.

I hear ads for like services that are like, we will, uh,

will lock your identity or we will, you know, will, sheild

we will shield you on the Internet. Are these services,

are they worth the money? Should people look into that? [JOSEPH] Well, I think it's definitely something

for people to look into. Everybody's individual needs are going to be different. I think

one main thing to remember is that these identity theft protection services

don't actually prevent you from getting your identity stolen.

You know, a lot of times they're there to monitor, to alert you of different

activity or things that might be going on. [JACK] Like when it happens they are like heads up. [JOSEPH] Right when it happens,

heads up or you'll see where they tell you they can do scans

of the dark web to see if your information is out there things like that to kind of help you stay ahead

of being a victim. [JACK] I guess. I don't know how to scan the dark web.

So yeah, we need somebody who does, they could, they could do that. Okay, that makes sense.

So maybe look into it if you think it's the right thing for you, maybe,

you know, talk to somebody about it. If it's the right decision. Um,

uh, okay. Uh, I feel like I feel like I've, I've learned a lot about this. I'm gonna

throw another one at you. That's, that's, it's not on, it's not on the script here,

but um one of my favorite videos to watch on the Internet when I'm,

I'm, uh, you know, and I'm just kind of killing time is I love

to watch the videos of people who like, I think it's called scam baiting

and these are people who are basically trying to scam scammers. And they'll like,

uh, keep them on the phone for, you know, 45 minutes or

do you see a lot of that in your, in your job? Do you see alot of that kind of reverse scam? [JOSEPH] You know unfortunately

no, we see the opposite. Unfortunately. It's where our members are

falling victim of the scam. Now,

a lot of times though, once we've determined, hey, a member is being scammed,

that is our first natural reaction as they want to try, like you said, scam

the scammer. Right? But obviously highly recommend against that. Uh, we

always recommend members when they are a victim, whether it's identity theft, a scam, whatever

it may be. Is to contact law, local law enforcement. [JACK] Well they're going to do a better

job anyway and they're going to actually maybe catch the criminal. But I, I mean, I

can understand that, that frustration in that, that one, you know, you want to get some

justice for myself. [JOSEPH] Almost certainly, especially if you just lost a thousand dollars. [JACK] Right. Exactly. Like, oh,

I really want to stick it to this guy or whatever. But yeah, I think we should probably caution

that, that it can be dangerous and yeah, it's probably better to let, let the police handle

it. Let law enforcement handle it. Gosh, I feel like I learned a lot about,

uh, about scams and frauds. Um, oh, one thing I didn't get to

that I want to talk about. Um, uh, what about like, if

I could just freeze my credit, right? [JOSEPH] Credit freeze. Right. [JACK] And then nobody could

[JOSEPH] Credit freeze, also known as security freeze. Um, it's a great option.

Let's say you don't want to look into an identity theft protection service.

Credit freezes are great, essentially locks up your credit. Nobody can pull your credit

if anybody tries to fraudulently apply for loans or take out

lines of credit, you know, using your social security number and your name with that credit freeze is

going to prevent them from doing that. It's a great tool to have, whether you're a victim of identity

theft or not a victim, it's a great thing to put on to your credit

preventative maintenance. But, but it would like it would freeze me to right?

I also wouldn't get a credit report or anything like. [JOSEPH] It would. Correct. So if you needed to go order your credit report obviously

you're going to be blocked from doing something along those lines. Um, if you, let's say you want to go apply for a car

loan and they go try to pull your credit, they're not able to pull your credit. So what you've got to do

is now you call the Experian, Transunion, Equifax, whoever they're pulling

the credit through and you unthaw the freeze is what they call it.

So it's unthawed for 24 hours, allows a creditor time to pull your credit, get you

applied. Next thing you know, the freeze goes right, it goes right back on automatically.

[JACK] I'm going to look into that. That seems like a really smart, safe thing to do. [JOSEPH] Most certainly, again, whether you're a victim or

not, it's something great. Great to have. [JACK] Any last tips you want

to share with the folks at home? [JOSEPH] Um, no. I think the best thing is monitor your

accounts on a daily basis. If you're ever unsure about something, talk to friends and family.

Um, with both of those two there. I mean, a lot of times you're going to

one prevent yourself from being scammed or help prevent others from

becoming a victim. [JACK] That's true. You share the information, you prevent other people from getting scammed too.

Joseph thanks so much for coming on the show. Will you come back and see us again. [JOSEPH] Appreciate it. Certainly. [JACK] Absolutely.

Thanks for coming on. And thank you for watching. Now remember, if you have a question

or a topic that you'd like to see discussed on our show, you can send it to us on social media

using that Hashtag #AskBellco. Next month we'll share

smart spending and saving tips for the holiday shopping season.

It's here already. We'll see you then.

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How NATO utilises intelligence - Duration: 4:05.

We have a crashed helicopter with three isolated persons, and we are now preparing to pick

them up with an extraction force."

When you lose personnel out there in hostile environments, it is obviously very important

to get an understanding of the situation where the personnel is located and in what situation

they are finding themselves.

In order to do that, you want to leverage all possible information and all possible

sources.

Intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance.

We refer to it as ISR.

It's totally interconnected.

The intelligence gives us an indication of where we need to conduct the surveillance.

The surveillance is the systematic observation of a location over time and a mass area and

then we focus assets to conduct the reconnaissance.

Joint ISR, and all the resources available in nations are needed to put together this

situational awareness.

You need individuals who can monitor the dark web, track open source reporting.

We've got capabilities out there that can surveil, such as radar capability that can

surveil a large area.

We've got full motion video high definition sensors that can identify people on the battle

space.

One of the reasons for the use of unmanned systems either under water, on the surface

or in the air is because missions where it's good to keep the man out of the loop, we can

do it more efficiently and cost-effectively with an unmanned system.

You have airborne platforms which enable you to get the range and the reach and you get

information from teams that are out there and then it's all brought together here

in a sort of all-source, fusion-type centre.

The more disparate information you can bring together, the more accurate your final decision

is going to be.

The core here is to obtain the information provided by the different nations, put together

all that information, to work as a team to obtain the better information to make the

best decision.

It's a cooperative effort in NATO where nations will contribute their surveillance

capabilities in a campaign or an operation that's dictating where that information

will go and how the decision-maker actually will use it.

One of the key areas when we pull all this together, is being able to look in at a searchlight,

narrow that down to a floodlight, and then a spotlight.

Then we can provide the correct, accurate direction to our forces on the ground so they

can conduct the extraction.

That way our decision-makers at the political level, at the military level can make informed

decisions on extraction of the personnel and the risks involved in search operations.

NATO is posed by threats on all of its borders and that dictates the need to collect information

in the different domains, in the maritime domain, across the land domain, in the air

domain, the space domain and cyber.

Pulling all of these together is critical to conduct activity and action against the

threats.

The strength of the Alliance is that we are able to put all of these resources into one

picture, and we are able to make sense of it, and use it for military command and control

and political decision-making.

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HACKINTOSH GUIDE - How to Install macOS Mojave on PC from macOS - Duration: 15:16.

Hi everybody, today I will show you step by step tutorial for absolute beginners how to

make from your current PC a macOS Mojave Hackintosh, so stay tuned.

This tutorial assumes you are running macOS where we can do the pre-installation process.

If you have only Windows machine, then follow my tutorial based on Windows.

So the easiest way to prepare the pre installation process from a Mac is to download an Olarila

App.

Open your web browser and navigate to the link I post in the description.

Now click on the Download Olarilla.app.

Double click to unzip, I'll drag it to my desktop and open it.

In the left column you can see buttons leading to download premade images of all Mac OS systems

from Mavericks to Mojave.

On the right side you can download the original AppStore images.

I wanna show you today the easiest method to install Mojave on your PC so I click on

the left to Mojave link.

It will redirect me to the right page.

Click on the "Download Mojave FINAL" link.

Now the download will start.

It's about 6 GB so it will take long time, so wait to finish.

In between we'll continue to download second part which contains other necessary files,

we will use after primary installation.

So back in the Olarila App click on the "Olarila Folders".

Here you have premade boot configuration files for all major platforms.

My current setup is Core i7-8700k on the Z370 platform so I will choose the second option

- "Clover Folder Series 10, 20 and 30".

It downloaded this folder in ZIP file.

Files inside allow me to boot from my newly installed build later.

As the last step we need to download software for "burning" our downloaded image and

files onto USB stick.

Again easiest way is using Etcher.

Navigate to etcher.io and download it.

Now open the .dmg file and copy Etcher.app to your Applications folder.

Now we only have to wait until our Mojave image download is finished, so I will fast

forward it, I'll come back later, so you don't need to wait.

Download is finished so in my Downloads folder there's RAW.bz2 image, just double click

it.

Again it will take a long time depends on speed of your disk, so I'll fast forward it

And now you can see the raw uncompressed image.

Now we need to burn it onto flash, so open the Etcher app, and just drag the raw Mojave

image into the "Select image" field.

Now just click on the "Flash" button and wait till it completes.

Again I will fast forward it.

At your desktop you will see "Install macOS Mojave" - that's the created installation

USB stick.

The last step in pre-installation phase is to copy our downloaded Clover folder for your

platform onto this USB disk too.

Now the Pre-installation phase completed.

So as next step we need to set properly the BIOS.

Boot your PC and enter the BIOS hitting the DELETE key.

First in Memory settings set XMP profile of your memory to Profile 1.

Next in BIOS set the boot order to boot first from your USB Mojave installer and disable

all other options.

Fast boot disabled.

CSM support - if you have AMD card you can disable CSM, but if you have Nvidia card (despite

there are still no drivers for Nvidias in Mojave) you should be able probably to boot

only when CSM is enabled.

Storage and Other PCI devices set to UEFI.

In Peripherals set as a primary display output PCIe 1 slot if you have dedicated GPU.

Disable Trusted computing support, in USB configuration enable XHCI Handoff.

SATA devices should be set to AHCI.

If you have dedicated graphics then disable Internal Graphics.

I have external sound card so I have Audio controller disabled too, you can leave it

enabled.

Now just save your new BIOS settings and let the PC reboot.

It should now boot from your USB installation disk.

Installer is set up to boot from Install macOS Mojave, so just hit enter and wait.

It will display dozens of debug messages, just relax and wait.

I will fast forward it again.

Here you can choose language during the installation, I choose English so everybody can understand it

Now click on the Disk Utility.

On the top left click on triangle next to View and select Show All Devices.

On the left column select the disk you wanna install Mojave to.

Click on Erase and name it like you want, I just name it simply MOJAVE.

As a format you can leave Mac OS Extended (Journaled) - installer will convert to APFS

anyway.

Scheme should be GUID and click Erase.

Close the Disk Utility and then click on Install macOS.

Click on Continue, Agree twice, click on the disk we just formatted and bottom right click

on Install.

The first part of installation takes few minutes, but still I fast forward it.

It will reboot itself, so don't worry.

Now important step.

It should automatically pick the name of your disk, in my case MOJAVE, if not, then manually

select the name of your Mojave disk using keyboard arrows and hit Enter.

Now automatically begins second part of the installation, again I fast forward it.

At the end it will reboot itself again.

Now you can see it wants to boot from Preboot.

Again use your arrow keys to select the name of your disk and hit Enter.

If everything went good you will be greeted with Welcome message like this.

Select you country and click Continue, now choose a keyboard layout and click continue,

Don't transfer any info, on the top click on Set up later, Skip, Agree twice, now fill

in your full name, choose new password to your new Hackintosh account, here you can

choose an icon for your account, click continue, click on customize settings, continue, don't

use, now select your time zone, I don't use Siri, so Continue.

Here you can choose the overall look of your system in terms of Light or Dark theme and

click on Continue.

It may ask for identifying your keyboard so follow the steps on the screen.

And Voila.

Installation of system is completed.

But the system is now able to boot only using your installation flash disk, so we need to

figure it out, so your new Hackintosh can boot without it, just using your Mojave installation

disk.

Double click on the USB disk called Install macOS Mojave, navigate to Files and drag to

your desktop Clover package installer and the CLOVER SERIES zip.

Double click it to uncompress.

Now double click on the Clover package installer, click Continue, it should pick the name of

your Mojave installation disk.

In case you have more disks you can select the correct one by clicking on Change Install

Location.

Click on Customize and select the options as I have selected.

Then click bottom right on Install, enter your password to your Hackintosh account,

hit enter and wait.

After it's finished you will see on your desktop new disk called EFI.

It's just a partition on your Mojave disk.

Double click it.

Here you can see there is some EFI folder and inside it a CLOVER folder.

Looks the same as our downloaded Clover folder.

So now delete from your EFI folder the Clover folder and empty the trash.

And now just simply drag your downloaded Clover folder onto the EFI folder to copy it.

And that's it.

Now after reboot your new Hackintosh should boot without the USB installation disk.

So remove it now and reboot.

In BIOS set up in boot order the disk with your Mojave.

As you can see I have no more the USB install disk connected.

Save your BIOS config and let it boot.

Congratulations.

You just successfully installed Mojave on your new Hackintosh.

But remember, this is only the basic install.

It is possible that all your devices will work now out of the box, but if not, there

will be necessary to tweak some parameters in Clover boot loader config, or you will

need some additional kernel extensions etc.

But it is not the point of this tutorial.

Now lets check quickly the performance as it is right now.

This build is based on the Gigabyte Z370 Aorus Gaming 5 mainboard and Intel Core i7-8700k.

Detailed list of all my components you can find in the video description.

I will run the benchmark now and fast forward it.

Wow, quite impressive for out of the box performance without any overclock.

So again congratulations to your new Hackintosh build.

Enjoy it.

If you liked my video, please click on the like button below, subscribe to my channel

and click the bell next to it, so you will get notifications about my new videos.

Thank you for watching and see you next time.

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How To Ride In Alignment On A Snowboard - Duration: 3:22.

For smooth controlled riding you want

your upper body and lower body to be in

line with one another because, it gives

you better balance and stability over your snowboard

one of the most common problems for intermediate riders is

riding with a body position that is not aligned.

I see a lot of snowboarders

cruising with their upper body turned

in this position facing forwards. It's not very stable.

If you hit a bump it's likely you'll get thrown off balance

and may crash.

Instead you want to be like this

where your upper body and lower body

are in line with your board.

An aligned body will give you the strongest balance

over your board.

It's common to see riders going down the mountain

with forced turns. Constantly riding out of

alignment and lots of arm swinging.

This is called counter rotation where your

upper body and lower body become

disjointed not working in harmony and

twisting against each other to make turns happen.

This especially happens when

doing turns on your toe edge.

On this freeze-frame, you can see how the riders

upper body is completely out of alignment

with the lower body. If you can

compare this with my riding, you'll see

that every time I make a turn my upper

body and lower body are almost always

turning in the same direction it looks

smooth balanced and effortless as I flow

through each turn. If you can get your

riding to look like this then you'll be

more comfortable riding faster and

learning new tricks. On flat ground this

is what good alignment looks like.

When I do a toe edge turn you'll see my upper

body helps initiate the turn. My leading

shoulder, my hip, my knee, all go in the

same direction. On a heel edge turn

my upper body, turns my hip, turns my knees turn,

all in the same direction.

You probably don't know whether you counter

rotate your turns or ride facing forward

until you get to see your own riding on video.

If you do you're going to want to break this habit,

to increase the stability of your riding.

Try grabbing your pants while practicing

some turns, this will aid as a subtle

reminder to keep your upper body and

lower body moving together in the same

direction through each turn.

Imagine you have a pole that goes through your

body and you're holding on to the end of

each pole. To turn your snowboard

turn the pole through your hips turn this way

for a heel edge turn, turn the pole this

way and you initiate a toe edge turn.

After you've got the idea, relax and try

to make it look natural again.

Riding with your upper body and

lower body in better alignment.

Another effective way to help straighten out your alignment is

to do some switch runs, riding switch

forces you to straighten out your upper

and lower body.

This technique is quite difficult for

riders who are used to facing forwards

while riding. Go to an easy run and

force yourself to learn switch, your

normal stance will love you for it and

your balance and alignment will become

much better.

This is Nev Lapwood from Snowboard Addiction.

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In the 20th century, size was power.

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Success means focusing not just on tomorrow

but on what the day after tomorrow will bring.

We are arriving at a moment where cocktail of

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This is a Wright brothers moment,

where key innovations can trigger

a cascade of changes that transforms the world.

These technologies are the engines of our future.

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How to shift: updates to modern desktop deployment | Microsoft Ignite 2018 - Duration: 22:17.

(upbeat music)

- Hello, and welcome to Microsoft Mechanics Live!

Coming up, we're gonna go through your options

for Windows deployment; my favorite topic, personally.

If you haven't migrated your desktop in awhile,

we're gonna walk you through

how to shift to the modern desk top with Microsoft 365,

with a focus on your deployment options.

And we're gonna talk about things like what you can do

with your existing processes and tools,

and harness the Cloud

with System Center Configuration Manager;

using co-management with Intune,

and also next-generation provision approaches,

with updates, using not only ConfigMgr,

but also Windows Autopilot,

and how those approaches help you stay current

and up to date with Windows and Office as a service,

as well as new updates there as well.

So today I'm joined by Rob York,

from the System Center Configuration Manager team.

Welcome.

- Thanks Jeremy.

- Give him a big hand. (audience applause)

- Hi, everyone.

- Alright, so today we're talking

about Operated System Deployment.

You're the guy to talk about, I've heard, on all of this.

So a lot of people are,

maybe haven't touched OS Deployment in a while.

They've been, their last major

deployment might have been Windows 7.

What are some of the new options

in terms of OS deployment these days?

- Well, we're reinventing the wheel, the MDT wheel that is,

to help walk through the main task of a desktop deployment.

For a lot of people this will be their existing processes

incorporated into the wheel but also some new tools and

guidance to help them make it easier to shift.

And as you follow the steps, once you've enventured your

device, and app readiness and you've prepped your

infrastructure, and you've packaged your apps and you've

figured out what you need to do, then you're ready to look

at your User State and then you're ready to start deploying

your new version of Windows.

We have options that span your existing tools and processes,

but the old adage of "If you want to go fast with Windows,

you've gotta go fast with ConfigMgr,"

that remains true today.

You've got to be on Current Branch and really you

need to be on the latest version of Current Branch

in order to benefit from the changes that we're shipping.

- And it's also important for your Windows 7

to Windows 10 migrations,

so there's a lot of new options there as well, right?

- Yeah, absolutely.

Likewise, you can attach ConfigMgr to Azure

and benefit from the Cloud to augment your

existing OM-Prem capabilities with all of the security

and value that the Cloud can bring.

- All right, so how should people then be thinking

about their desktop deployments?

- Any windows environment are gonna have machines

that fall into three categories;

same categories that they've always really fallen into.

You have PC Refresh, and here the user

typically keeps the same machine and you either wipe or you

upgrade the machine, but they keep their data in their

applications in that case.

We also have New PC, slightly more straight forward.

It's a brand new PC.

There's often less to worry about,

especially, for new users coming into the organization,

there's no data to move in that instance.

And then finally, PC replacement.

You're either reassigning existing hardware

to a new user or you're giving an existing user a new PC,

maybe because it was lost or stolen,

so again, data may not be a consideration in that case.

- And so today we are gonna cover all three

of those scenarios: PC Refresh, new PC, and PC Replacement

but these are all really common to really any environment.

What's new across these options and why don't we start

with PC Refresh.

What's new there?

- So currently if you're using ConfigMgr, you're

probably a task sequence and hopefully

an in-place upgrade task sequence

that preserves user files and settings.

Of course we have tasks that are built in

to capture and restore User State

but increasingly we're seeing users opt for that

in-place upgrade, especially in the Windows 10 to Windows 10

scenario, that's really being made

seamless by the Windows guys.

- Right, so here you've got a task sequence open.

Looks like you're ready to edit and show something here.

- Absolutely.

So we've added a task sequence template into

ConfigMgr based on feedback from our MVP's,

the Microsoft field, and customers that are deploying

at scale, to look at what they're doing to make the

in-place upgrades work for them and we've built out this

template that any IT admin can go

and flesh out and provide feedback.

- This is kind of important because we're gonna do some

things like pre-flight checks,

we're gonna do some post upgrade tasks as well.

These are all really common things if you wanna print out

or do, ten thousand or a hundred thousand deployments

this is probably what you are gonna do for the upgrades,

whether you're going from seven to 10 or 10 to 10.

- [Rob] Absolutely.

So here you talked about the prepare for upgrade,

the pre-flight checks, so we have the check ready

for this upgrade but here I've added a compatibility scan.

So we've added the capability to not need to download the

package payload to do the compatibility scan.

We can do that by connecting to the content on a share.

We then move in to the next phases

of the prepare-for-upgrade and I know that my application,

my Contoso line of business application,

that's not gonna work on my new version

of Windows so we go ahead and uninstall that.

Once we've passed all of those pre-flight checks,

we go and do the upgrade, the fairly straight forward bit,

and then we have our post-processing.

So we can do some specific config

for our new version of Windows.

We can even then reinstall the new, shiny

version of the application that we just installed

that we do know works on the new version of Windows,

and then we can also install Office 365.

- And some of the cool things here,

some of the things to really note,

first off, pre-flight wise,

things to pay attention to, hard disc encryption.

Is your hard disc encryption gonna work?

Can you pause it, I guess,

coming from say a Windows 7 machine

that's got third party disc encryption

and what's it gonna look like

when you come out of that in Windows 10?

Are there apps that you have to replace, then,

as part of the task sequence.

How does that work?

And then finally, if you got things like VPN or AV software,

what do those look like on the Windows 7 side

into the Windows 10 side, and sometimes even the

10 to 10 side depending on the vendors

of the VPN or the AV products.

And then one of the cool things I think with upgrade

that wasn't really possible in the past because you

would've normally paved the drive or replaced a lot of

files, is that you can actually roll back,

- Absolutely. - and upgrade.

- So that's where we are now.

If the worst happens, we have the ability to intelligently

realize in the task sequence and pick up on that failure.

So first of all, we can go ahead and reinstall that previous

version of Contoso line of business apps so that the user

gets the application back that we removed,

but then also to help you with your troubleshooting.

So we're gonna go and collect the logs.

I've added some steps to specify the

username and password that is specific to my environment.

Capture the logs, store them off to a server share in a

particular location and then finally we can run set up diag.

We've worked with the set up diag team to make sure that

that runs natively and works

and is supported within the task sequence,

again, to simplify your troubleshooting

when the worst happens.

- And one thing I want to point out here as well that we're

gonna see it in a bit, is the Office customization tool

now has an option that lets you basically remove

the MSI versions of Office.

So, let's say you've got a Windows 7 machine

with Office 2010 installed, if you use the remove

MSI versions of Office as the default setting,

literally in the OCT that we'll see in a minute,

that's actually gonna remove,

it's gonna run effectively what you may have run in the past

with things like Offscrub,

then install the click-to-run build of Office

so then you're up and running

with the new version of Windows, with the newest version

of Office and ready to go.

- Absolutely, and that runs

as part of my post-customization.

So office 365 is installed and the setting specified in the

Office customization tool mean that we'll go and remove

Office 2010, if it's there.

- So what are the, what kind of upgrade packages do we then

use when, we're gonna actually do an upgrade

because it is different than an installed .wim

or something you might have customized.

How does that work?

- [Rob] Absolutely.

So in the upgrade operating system stack,

we're actually using what we call

an Operating System Upgrade Package.

If people are familiar with 2007 it's the same as

what we used to call operating systems in-store packages.

It's an extract of the ISO, so it contains all the source

media for the new version of Windows.

We support you injecting updates

and customizing via DISM, the .wim file,

but it's not supported to make custom customizations that

require you to recapture the image.

So don't think that you can layer in applications

as part of that in-place upgrade.

- Alright, so you've see the whole process, we've

talked about the package type for the upgrade.

Now we're ready to actually move on to the next step

and we've seen that, the logs as well.

So the other things that you can do

after the ConfigMgr part's over,

you can use it for a normal

replacement task sequence as well,

and that's just what you would

normally do, not using the upgrade task sequence

if you do wanna replace what was on the drive.

And the nice thing with the templates,

in this case, because it is a template,

some of these folders might be empty to start with

but at least we're giving a nice, kind of,

trail of clues, effectively, as to what you would

put in there and suggestions, effectively,

as to what you'd put in those templates.

And these are all things that we've heard

from UserVoice, from the ConfigMgr sites,

so thank you if you're part of UserVoice and giving us that

feedback because a lot of the stuff Rob, Erin from the team

have actually built into the product.

So what are some of the other updates that we can do

from a ConfigMgr aspect to help with PC Refresh?

- Network optimizations are a big one that improve

OSD and all the other features.

ConfigMgr peer cache, we've added native

peer-to-peer capabilities so that you can

share content between clients

on the same subnet in a branch office location

and to serve that content to one another without

the need for a local distribution point.

This also works within Windows PE,

so once the client's got, once the first client

in the subnet's got the content, it will then become

the peer of the clients that are being built alongside it.

And then, recently, we've added support

for Windows Server 2016 LEDBAT,

and if you've not looked into LEDBAT,

this is a true network optimization that

uses the most of the available bandwidth

without impacting foreground traffic and

affecting your user and their line of business activities.

- So the nice thing here, as well, is basically what's

happening with LEDBAT, it's one of my favorite things.

It's actually yielding to all foreground traffic,

it's letting, basically, ConfigMgr use the

background traffic, as much of the

the network bandwidth as possible,

not quite a 100% but almost there,

and then basically it will yield to any foreground tasks.

There's even, it's even really easy to actually get that

configured in Configuration Manager.

It's just part of the general tab,

if you're using a new build of Current Branch,

part of the reason why you're gonna wanna go to

Current Branch builds of Config Manger.

But, I know there are other options

in terms of connecting SCCM and ConfigMgr

or ConfigMgr to Azure services.

So what are some of the options there?

- Absolutely.

We want to allow customers to bring the value of the Cloud

to their OM-PREM existing SCCM environment,

and traditionally ConfigMgr was limited

to the local network,

maybe to the VPN to give you management of your

clients as they are on the internet,

but now, with Azure Cloud services and SCCM,

you can manage those clients wherever they are in the world.

As long as they have an internet connection

we're able to manage them through Cloud Management Gateway

and Cloud Distribution Point.

One of the big changes that Cloud Distribution Point

represents for customers is a move from a fixed-price model

of buying a server and putting it on a network location

to having this pay-as-you-go Cloud service

where you're paying for the content

that you're delivering to your clients.

But with the customers that I've spoken to,

the risk of sticker shock hasn't translated

to actual sticker shock.

Really it's the fear of the unknown.

So look at the pricing for Azure and you'll see that

data is very, very cheap and actually

it works out very cost efficient for customers

to manage those internet facing clients.

- And the nice thing is here, as you can see here with the

Cloud Manager Gateway, basically, you can use this to

actually configure the Cloud DP as well in one, in one,

module here that we see.

If you've got the CMG running, that's gonna proxy

into your on-premises policies

and Cloud DP obviously lets you use, basically,

Azure as a distribution point

to be able to deliver packages to any client,

however they're connected to the Internet, effectively.

- Absolutely.

In 1806, we've merged the two roles so you can

have a Cloud Management gateway and a Cloud Distribution

point in the same Azure role.

It reduces the complexity,

it reduces the number of certificates that you need.

Just makes it easier for you to deploy one thing,

have internet-based client management

and the other cool thing is that the

content is coming from Azure block storage.

So it makes the Cloud DP very, very scalable.

It's not being delivered via the VM that sits

at the front of the Cloud Management Gateway.

The clients are being redirected to Azure block storage.

It's really, really fast and really, really efficient.

- And remember, most of these updates, you're gonna need

ConfigMgr Current Branch.

Is everybody in here on Current Branch right now?

Pretty much?

So if you're not on Current Branch

this is where some of this new stuff lights up.

Stuff like LEDBAT, that's the update tier

to Cloud Management Gateway and those configurations.

So, let's move on, though,

to another common Windows deployment scenario.

We've just talked about PC Refresh.

That gonna be it for a lot of people,

maybe 80% of their estate as they move to Windows 10.

What about new PC?

This is usually when you purchase a new PC,

the user might not have User State or might not wanna keep

or retain that User State.

What do we do there in terms of new PC scenarios?

- So customers can continue to use SCCM,

an operating system deployment,

as they've been used to for probably the past decade.

That's not going anywhere.

But what this often has meant is that IT admins

are spending a lot of time, money, and expense,

creating, maintaining and just generally looking after the

images that they need to roll out into their environment.

So, we developed Windows Autopilot to help you get

out of that business of developing and maintaining

your images, and this allows you to work with your OEMs to

ship the device directly to the user, with that signature

image, so that they can have a device provisioned straight

into a secure and productive state without the need to go

through that time and expense of creating, shipping, and

maintaining those images.

- Right, and the nice thing is,

you also get Azure AD Join as part of this.

So the great thing is, once these PCs are in, then basically

as they're kinda reassigned to other people,

they will have the benefit of basically having a build

that's going to be compliant to your policies.

The Autopilot service will then see them, configure them,

and make them business ready as it would normally do

as part of the new PC scenario,

even as you reassign those to other users.

So, now I wanna show you how this is all set up

actually on the Intune side.

So here in my PC, I've actually got,

I've got the device management portal open.

By the way, if you're not using the device management portal

it's devicemanagement.azure.portal.com--portal.azure.com,

sorry device.management.portal.azure.com

So this will actually give you all of the device

management and kind of the client OS and Ops management,

set up tasks up there in the left hand column.

The nice things is, so let's go through Autopilot.

It's part of the Windows enrollment process

and here you can see we've got Windows enrollment selected.

I'm just gonna click into deployment profile

and show you how the process works in general,

as to how we would basically create an Autopilot profile.

Here, I've got one already created, but just to show you

some of the properties and settings that we have here.

What I wanna be able to do in the Autopilot case is really

streamline the user experience.

So this basically says I'm gonna hide,

I'm gonna hide, in this case, the EULA so that the users

don't see end-user licensing agreement.

I can hide the privacy settings,

I can make sure that, that I can get rid

of any of the account options.

In this case we wanna, maybe we wanna

go to standard users for every user that actually gets

an Autopilot provisioned PC.

And the nice thing is usually on a Windows machine,

as you guys probably all know,

the first user who initiates the install's gonna be

a local Admin on that box.

Now with Autopilot we have the ability to make sure that

that first user is a standard user.

So once they connect to the internet,

once we see that that device has been

basically attached to our tenant, our Azure AD Tenant,

then we'll say okay let's customize the install process,

let's customize OOBE, and now it's gonna apply

all these setting to that machine.

The user goes through a customized experience,

Intune sees it, enrolls the device,

does all the rest of the policy management,

the app provisioning, all of those things

until it's business ready.

So, the other cool thing with this is we've got,

we've got a lot of great partners on board.

Right now we got Surface on board doing this right now

from Microsoft, as well as Lenovo and Dell, that are,

that are ready with more coming.

So the second step is part of the deployment profile.

We just announced there's a way to do dynamic device

assignment as well with this.

So let's say, for example, you have an order ID,

you might be a big company that's got

lots of different departments ordering hardware,

and you want the finance team to be part

of a certain group of machines,

you can have them get a certain

set of images that are different

than maybe the engineering team or human resources team.

So there's a lot of great capabilities there; a lot

of great ways to kind of customize that experience.

- There's also a really great immediate value you can get

form enabling co-management in ConfigMgr because in a

co-manage state the device is enrolled into Intune.

You can use Intune to automatically apply

an Autopilot profile to your

existing non-Autopiloted devices.

Intune can automatically register them with Autopilot

so if that device does needs to get re-provisioned

or it gets reset for whatever reason,

the user presses it and they don't realize

what they're doing, it's gonna take them

through the Autopilot experience.

So it give you a great way of mirroring

the experience that you've deployed for your new devices,

in Autopilot, for your existing devices

that have been around for six months, 12 months,

however long they've been around.

So it's really great immediate value

you can get from co-management.

- Let's show what that looks like here.

So, here, we have a way to actually use ConfigMgr

in the task sequence to do something called

Autopilot for existing devices.

The nice thing is we can actually have ConfigMgr

run the entire task sequence.

It's effectively, as I was mentioning,

dropping in, in fact, a small JSON file here that does all

the things it needs to get the Autopilot

bits and configuration on that machine.

That will then enroll it, it will again make it

attached to part of Azure active directory.

And then, again, upon reassignment just like in Autopilot,

if you buy a new PC, even though this is an existing PC

in your environment, it's gonna have consistent

user experience, and then it's gonna be able

to be reassigned to subsequent users

and be enrolled and known to your

organization effectively after that.

So, pretty cool stuff there as well.

- And for those of you that want to have

a co-managed state at the end of that,

you can have Intune push the ConfigMgr agent

over the Cloud Management Gateway

that I was talking about before

and that will result in an Autopilot

through to the co-managed scenario.

- All right, so let's take this one step further though.

Now, we've talked about all the things that

you would do for a new PC,

oh sorry, PC Replacement is one of those things

where it's like a new PC effectively

but you've got users' state that you wanna move,

maybe, from the old PC into the new PC.

How does that work and what are the options there?

- So traditionally, customers have used USMT to manage their

User State of applications and data.

Now one thing that you can consider and attach to the Cloud

is use OneDrive and specifically OneDrive known folder move

and you can push a group policy to your devices

that allows you to sync the devices into,

sync the data, sorry, into OneDrive

for business, which means that the data is already

in the Cloud for the user so that when

they get the new PC, the data comes down

and you don't have to think about data migration

as specific stages of the deployment,

that data just in the Cloud, ready for them to consume.

- And can everybody saw here, it's capturing

the desktop folder, the pictures folder,

and the documents folder.

It's not migrating the rest of the User State

that USMT would have migrated in terms of application

and Windows settings, but, it's really getting the data

that, hopefully, people want to take

from their old PC into new PCs.

The nice thing is you can do this earlier

than your deployment, before you start

pushing down Windows images, making sure that

everything has had time to migrate,

then you can start rolling out upgrades.

The other side benefit here is the files are

synced to OneDrive, they're protected,

and you can always do things like file restore,

for example, if you need to

or get to them from other devices

like mobile, whether it's an IOS, or an Android,

or another Windows device in a secure way.

Now, there's something else I think that's one of the

biggest updates that we've had, it's around the servicing.

So let's, we've talked about now all the three different

update or upgrade types and the OS deployment types,

Refresh, new PC and Replacement.

Let's talk about the servicing options

that we've got as well with Windows 10.

Can you show, can you explain, kind of, what's up there?

What's new?

- [Rob] As you've probably seen, we recently announced

that all feature updates of Windows 10

enterprise and education, that's the crucial bit,

starting with version 1607, will now be supported

for 30 months from their original release date.

And going forward, all future, feature updates starting

with 1809 and the target of September release, will be also

supported for 30 months from their release date.

Future, feature updates that start with 1903,

targeting a March release, will be continued

to be supported for 18 months.

That's that split mechanism of 18 and 30,

depending on when they're released.

- And that's also the same with Office 365 Pro Plus.

So lots of really good updates here

in terms of the feature updates and the model there

in terms of having more months of support per build,

you can now skip a year, sometimes two years between major

OS releases so we've, we've covered all the different

deployment options today.

Thank you, thank you for joining us.

Hopefully this is enlightening for a lot of

people that are looking at their migration.

Of course you can catch more

on the Desktop Deployment Center,

something that's brand new,

where you can learn about all the

steps that we talked about today.

We just released this onto GitHub

and onto docs.microsoft.com.

One other thing I wanna talk about is the

brand new Desktop Deployment Essentials series

that we also launched with Brett Anderson and me

presenting all the steps that you just saw

on the Desktop Deployment Wheel.

So all these things are available now that you can

start looking at, you can start reading and doing,

doing all the research for your deployment.

Hopefully, this will help you in terms of your journey

to get to Windows 10 and staying current

in Office 365 Pro Plus.

And these are all things that we've built for you,

for the IT admins out there that are getting

modernized on, on the desktop infrastructure.

So hopefully this helps you out in terms of your journey

into Windows 10 and Office 365 Pro Plus.

That's all the time we have for today's mechanic show.

Thank you Rob for joining us today.

- Thank you for having me. - We'll see you next time.

- Thanks everyone.

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How to Keep Rabbits and Other Critters from Eating Your Garden - Duration: 2:51.

on this week's 2 minute tip how to keep the critters from nibbling on your

vegetable garden so right behind me here I've got a row of collards that I just

planted from transplants it's the tiger variety of collards and from past

experiences I know that in fall time of the year with my fall garden I typically

have a lot of pressure especially from rabbits coming in and nibbling on my

garden and just eating these transplants down to the stem so I want to be

proactive here and go ahead and put something on these plants to keep the

rabbits from eating them I don't want to wait do they start munching on a few and

then try to stop them I want to be proactive and try to keep it from

happening in the first place so there's quite a few products out there on the

market to keep critters from eating on your garden there's a ground sprays

there's foliar sprays there's a lot of them out there and we've done some

testing ourselves and also looked at some testing from other sources and the

best thing we found is this stuff right here called Bobbex now this is a foliar

spray typically the research suggests that those ground sprays don't really

work that well these foliar sprays work a lot better and you're gonna spray this

right on the plant now you don't want to spray this on anything that's almost

ready to harvest you want to use this early on in the life of the plant and

you condition those animals to believe that whatever they're trying to eat

doesn't taste very good so as soon as I put those transplants in the ground I'll

go ahead and spray this all over the leaves and hopefully we don't ever have

a problem with them eating the leaves because it doesn't taste good to them

this Bobbex here mixes at a ratio of about 16 ounces to a gallon so this that

comes in a joke here it's concentrated and we have this in court sizes and also

this half gallon size right here we also have a Bobbex that's for deer this one

here specifically is for rabbits squirrels smaller animals another good

thing about this Bobbex is that it has a sticking agent to it so it's not going

to wash off in the rain so if you spray it and then get a rain you don't have to

worry about turning around and spraying it right again I usually apply this

out once every week or two early in the life of those plants to try to keep any

damage from happening then so don't be fooled by a lot of the imitators on the

market get a product that actually works and this Bob bakes right here works

really well spray it early in the life of the plant spray it every couple weeks

or so and keep those pesky critters from munching on your vegetable garden hope

you enjoyed this week's 2 minute tip we'll see you next week

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How to Tune a Slingshot - Duration: 3:54.

his 2-minute to today last week we talked about what was the best ammo

for your slingshot and there were some interesting questions and comments so

today I'll show you how to tune and match your ammo to the bans by using a

simple common item matching the ammo to your bands is very important when you

want the best performance from your slingshot last week we field tested two

different types of ammo and found that the larger the more heavier em will

crush it every time and the smaller and letter M will feel short and also caused

and slap so let's get started tuning your slingshot the type of band really

doesn't matter when it comes to tuning for the average everyday shooters of

slingshot there are more considerations that you

will be shooting for competition or hunting but today we will focus on the

average shooter you will first start by measuring your draw length in a previous

video we talked about the draw and the anchor point this is a point where you

bring back the pouch with the other arm fully extended and locked into place the

distance from a slingshot to the Anchor Point is measured by using a tape

measure flip the tape measure with your hand that you would hold the slingshot

and use the other one to draw out the tape now use your thumb to point to the

tape measure and hold it there this is well this will be your draw length we

will use the average sweet spot a 500% elongation from the band which works

well with tubes and flats equally my drawers 30 inches so I would divide

this by 5 which is equal to the 500% elongation this equals to 6 inches we

will add an additional half of an inch for attachment to the forks so the

overall length for the port for the tie off point of the slingshot to the

attachment point to the fork is 6 and 1/2 inches this will work well with all

band types regardless of ammo size the last part of tuning your slingshot is

the ammo size I put a list in the description of what ammo size should be

used with what size bands with a slingshot I'm using today it is 3/4 of

an inch wide band and so 3/8 inch ball should be used for optimal performance

there are some other considerations and factors involved here but they are

negligible for the average weekend shooter bands and twos react a little

differently with the number of bands or tubes is a factor as well the greater

the number of bands the greater the force needed to pull back the pouch and

the more energy that will be transferred the general rule here is that greater

the force of the larger the ammo using the lighter amyl either smaller or by

weight or result in hand slap or fork it here's a quick tip and last week's video

we discovered that it is no cheaper to buy two marbles versus steel balls it is

pennies difference so find yourself a good deal on the bulk stuff if you are

so inclined I purchased 500-plus or usable 3/8 inch balls for 2 cents each

that beats 99 cents store a wally world I'll put a link in the description so

that you can check it out tuning your bands and selecting the right ammo for

the types of bands you are using will give you a more endurable experience

with less hand or a fork slap when shooting I place the list of the items I

have used in this video today in the description below also I have included

the links for some of the items for your convenience please like and share this

video with a friend and also subscribe to this channel since you're already

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updates let me know in the comments section below well

was your favorite part of this video and if you have any video suggestions leave

them in the comments below as well I'm Berlin birch I'll see you next time

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How To Play Basketball For Beginners - Duration: 10:23.

on today's episode we're gonna talk about how to play basketball

welcome to x-ray basketball the show that takes a deeper look into basketball

I'm coach Logan and on this channel we provide an opportunity for coaches and

players to improve their knowledge and understanding in the game of basketball

through game film Before we jump into the video we want to let you know that

we've actually created a free document that you can download in the description

down below inside this free download is a complete breakdown of everything that

we talked about in this video plus a few bonus items once you've got your free

download follow along as we talk about how to play basketball as we step into

the x-ray so the first thing we're gonna look at is basic passing passing is when

you throw the ball from one teammate to the other the goal of passing is to move

the ball quickly trying to find a teammate that is not guarded passing is

an important skill for all basketball players to have because it's one of the

hardest things to guard in all of these clips the ball is moving faster in the

air then the defense can run on the ground this is why passing is such an

advantage for the offense sharing the basketball quickly with teammates can

force the defense to move out of position in return giving the team with

the ball an advantage or an open shot

the throw ahead pass is meant to beat a defense down the floor before they are

set to defend the basket it's important for the player with the ball to pick

their head up and look down the court to find an open teammate if you have an

open teammate ahead of the ball and ahead of the defense a throw ahead

pass can lead to easy shots

the next pass we're gonna look at is the skip pass instead of the pass being up

the court from one end to the other it's now across the court from one side to

the other side this can be a very effective pass if the defense is out of

position and leaning to one side of the court oftentimes the defense will turn

their head towards the ball and lose sight of offensive players that are

behind them

another way of sharing the basketball is called a dribble handoff two teammates

will still share the basketball in a dribble handoff but instead of a

traditional pass the ball handler will dribble towards a teammate in either

handing off or tossing the ball to them this is a good way of getting the ball

to a teammate who is guarded closely or if you want to create an advantage for

the offense now let's talk about moving without the basketball and the first

move we'll look at is the basket cut the basket cut is when an offensive player

without the basketball cuts or runs to their basket this cut or

move can catch a defense out of position and lead to the cutter receiving the

ball or even an open shot the next cut is the flash cut here an offensive

player cuts towards a teammate in possession of the basketball this flash

cut can make you an outlet for a teammate in possession of the basketball

that may have limited options now let's talk about screening screening is using

your body position to help a teammate get open the first screen we're gonna

look at is the down screen the screener are setting a down screen we'll start at

the top of the court then step down towards a teammate using their body as a

barrier between your teammates defender it's important to hold your position and

not move during the screen moving during the screen is considered illegal and

will be called an offensive foul a back screen is similar to a down screen

except the action now starts from the bottom of the court moving up towards

the top here the screener steps up towards a teammate allowing him to get

open for a shot

another common screening action is the cross screen often called a flex screen

because of its use in the Flex offense a cross screen can catch a defense out of

position while sending a teammate towards the basket the final screen

we'll talk about is the ball screen commonly called a pick-and-roll this

screen involves a screener and the teammate with the basketball like all of

the previous screens the screener uses their body as a barrier between the

defense and their teammate with the basketball

this ball screen is one of the hardest screens to defend and commonly forces

the defense in tough positions defenses that don't communicate well during ball

screens can become out of position and leave offensive players open offensive

players with the ball in their hand have the opportunity to drive to the basket

this dribble drive action can produce a direct path to the basket for the ball

handler

a defensive foul is when an offensive player is hit in an illegal manner by

the opposing team if this offensive player is fouled while attempting to

shoot a two-point shot they are awarded two free-throws the same for if they

were attempting a three-point shot they would be awarded three free-throws and a

free throw is a rewarded opportunity for an offensive player that was fouled by a

defensive player the player that was fouled will step to the free-throw line

and shoot one free-throw at a time each free-throw counting for one point an

offensive rebound is when a team in possession of the ball attempts a shot

misses but a member of that shooting team gains possession of the basketball

this often provides an opportunity for the offensive team to get another shot

if a shot bounces off the backboard or the rim and a teammate tips it back in

this also counts as an offensive rebound and a made field goal now let's switch

gears and talk about defense we just talked about offensive rebounding but

the defense can also gain rebounds too if the team with the ball attempts a

shot and misses at the basket and the opposing team gains the ball this is

considered a defensive rebound a defensive rebound is often a change in

possession of the ball from one team to the other one of the best ways to get in

position for a defensive rebound is called a box out similar to using your

body for a screen a box out is when a defender uses their body to keep an

offensive player away from the ball during a shot upon gaining possession

this defenders awarded a defensive rebound a deflection is often the result

of an active defender using their hands or body to get in the way of a pass

sometimes these deflections can lead to the ball going out of bounds and the

offense maintains possession but must restart their offense

other times the deflection might actually lead to a change of possession

where a defense earns the ball this turnover of possession from an

offensive player to a defensive player is called a steal in these clips you'll

see a defensive player chase down the basketball and earned possession of it

many times these steals by the defense can lead to quick changes of possession

and open shots

a loose ball is when the possession of the basketball is no longer maintained

by the offense or the defense these loose ball opportunities may be a result

of a mistake by an offensive player or deflections and other actions by the

defensive player both offensive and defensive players have an equal

opportunity to gain possession on a loose ball

next we'll look at a blocked shot this happens when an offensive player

attempts to shoot the basketball and a defensive player knocks it away with

their hand this defensive action can stop players from scoring and can lead

to offensive or defensive rebounds depending on which team gains possession

another way to stop an offensive player is to take a charge a charge is awarded

to a defensive player who is in legal position and is then struck by the

offensive player the offensive player is given an offensive foul and the

defensive player who took the charge will earn possession of the basketball

for his team we hope today's episode has given you a better understanding of some of

the beginner basics of how to play basketball if you enjoyed today's

episode smash that like button and if you're new to the channel please

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future videos come out and I know we didn't talk specifics on how to dribble

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in basketball performance and skills training they've worked with NBA and

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library of resources check out the link in our description down below

question of the day what was one new thing that you learned from today's video and what

are some subjects that you'd like to see us discuss in the future videos let us

know in the comments down below and until next time keep learning and keep

practicing until we see you in the next episode of x-ray basketball

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How To Answer What Is Your Greatest Weakness In A Job Interview - Duration: 4:16.

Whether you believe this or not you nor anyone is perfect whether you call them

flaws deficiencies or weaknesses these are traits you possess that potential

employers want to know but when posed this question in an

interview setting who said a clue how to answer you may find yourself admitting

your drinking problem or your inclination to steal workplace supplies

rather than providing a reasonable answer therefore in this video I will on

the perfect way to respond when asked what is your greatest weakness in a job

interview before we dive into how to respond it is important to understand

why the interviewer is asking you this in the first place this question is

primarily used to assess your level of self-awareness honesty and desire for

self-improvement when it comes to self-awareness the interviewer wants to

get an idea of how well you can pick yourself apart and highlight a few areas

you can improve on the last thing an employer wants is someone who thinks

they are King shit I'm so bold I wish to be entertained where's my troupe of

actors and have nothing to improve on secondly you have honesty the employer

wants to know if you're full of shit or can be trusted to admit a kink in your

armor by being honest with your potential employer your vulnerability

will actually allow you to build rapport which is a step in the right direction

during an interview finally there is self-improvement it is one thing to

admit you suck at something but if you aren't even trying to fix this fault

then you will come across as unmotivated or resistant to change therefore

whenever you are answering this question you need to ensure that you round out

your response with how you are turning it out weakness into a strength all

right so now you understand why this question is being asked let's get into

how to ace this question nailing this question comes down to preparation if

you try and pick a weakness on a whim you will probably shoot yourself in the

foot and have no improvement plan to support your answer so before your

interview drop the list of all your weaknesses and lengths each weakness to

the actions you are taking to improve this

sufficiency if you can match some weaknesses to mitigation strategies then

absolutely do not use this in your interview now in order to really excel

when answering this question I'm going to share with you a secret bonus tip

when you're researching weaknesses to use consultant drop posting for skills

that are designated as mandatory ensure that the weakness you choose is not

related to any core competency you must possess as your responsible likely the

cross-reference against their criteria for the position for example if the

position you're applying for is a French translator and your weakness is your

French grammar skills then this will likely be a major red flag for the

employer however if you mention your weaknesses leading teams and your work

will be mostly non group related then this weakness would be much easier for

an interviewer to accept after performing this exercise make sure

you have three weaknesses and mitigation plans memorized in case one slips your

mind in the heat of the moment before any interview practice your delivery of

this response as this question comes up more often than not by understanding not

only how to respond but what the interviewer is really looking for when

asking what your greatest weaknesses are you will be sure to give a response that

will have the interviewer convinced that you're the right candidate for the job

because tomorrow is going to be your first day if you'd like to work here as

a broker

would you like that Chris yes sir thanks for watching if you enjoyed this

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How to Install "Exodus" on KODI - Fire TV Stick (The Crappy Take) - Duration: 8:57.

Hello everyone of the internet, my name is Codename CMG *AKA* No One Cares

Alright, so I'm going to show you how to install "Exodus" onto your: "Amazon Fire TV Stick"

Now it's a pretty simple process, but it can get a bit complicated

So I wanted to make this tutorial for you not to get confused, so here we go:

Alright, so what you want to do is you want to go from add-ons to the cog *At The Top*

Hit: *The Cog*

You'll know if you are in the right place if you see a Binder/Saying: File Manager *Click It*

Now you will see a bunch of files on the screen but all we need to do is scroll down and hit: "Add Source"

All those other files are just other Repos that don't work, so don't worry about them.

so what you want to do is enter this exact link into the Box Above:

Into this little bar. You can't you have to use the remote to do this

But you can also make it easier on yourself by doing it on the computer or a mobile device

Alright ready for this you enter

H t t p :

/ /

l a z

y k

o d i

.co

m

http://lazykodi.com

That should be the exact link that you should type. Once it's like that you go to your OK button

Which is off to the side. Once you click that:

You will have to name your media source

You'll see the link fine, but you can't actually hit the okay button

You can only hit cancel and not okay. That's because it needs a name or else it won't be able to work

It can literally be anything you want. So I'm just gonna call it mnb

Because it doesn't matter. What does that stand for? Who knows?

Once you name it, press ok

Wow look and then mnb is now on my file manager, that's good. So once you named it, you got to go back

Go back again, and now you want to go into your add-ons right there.

Okay, you're here. Now you want to click on add-ons

Perfect now I have all these add-ons but all we're focusing on is Exodus. So what you want to do is hit this.

Which is the open box.

Click on the open box. You're gonna see six things pop up. All we care about is the zip file

So you hit that.

You go down to M N B, which is mine but yours might differ for you.

All right, you're gonna see six things pop up

Don't worry about this shit

Zips is were it's at

Okay, you're gonna see K O D I B A E.zip *Click That Shit*

You're gonna get a pop up in the upper right-hand side

Right about now or

Whenever it wants to I already have it installed. It's has an updated

But if you were installing it for the first time it would say add-on installed now, it's going to look like this

What a great pun

You'll know if it's the right version if it has this

Okay. Now we want to do is click on

*Kodi* Bae Repository

Good now you're one step closer. Now. I want to go to video add-ons in the corner

Just ignore all of them unless you want to go searching for your own

now once you click on video Adams

Okay, so you'll see exodus as one of them you want to click on next to this

You'll see all of this stuff pop up pop up no

Ok. Now if you already have it installed it will look like this

But if it's your first time you'll see an install there and when you when I hit update

It will actually say what version you want. You want to click on this exact version

All right, and then it will start installing via there. I already installed it, but let me just show you

What the whole do looks like from there. So actually this is very helpful because

It literally streams anything since Covenant was temporarily taken down for right now. It's gonna be back up

Exodus is the only thing that really works besides that

In better quality so you can go to movies

You can go to the year, which I usually search by and you can search any year

I'm just gonna go 2018 for the newest hottest release

back in September

It's gonna take a bit of time to load because it has a bunch of movies. It loads up

It will give you 50 results on the main page and 50 results every other page. You see a bunch of films like the predator

That the fucking creditor

so let's go with

How about a ran movie like?

Yeah, how about Avengers infinity war?

classic

Freakin classic. Alright, so you're gonna get a pop-up like this

It will tell you all the sources and the stream streaming quality

try not to go for s DS because that's usually camcorder footage and

Camcorder is as good as trash

You will never be able to hear what the characters are saying or you might but it's like so muffled

It just ruins your entire immersion

that's why I mostly go for 720p because it's actually released on DVD you at that point you might actually have to wait like about

Three months until it down EVD button really good quality like here

Let me show you these things by the 720p mean what type of quality it's in like the web

downloaded mp4

ac3 version meaning higher quality audio and higher quality visuals

It just makes your immersion for the film really better

So we're just gonna click on the first one and you're going to step back for it to load it

Might take a bit of time. But oh, wow, that was actually instantly

Well that was instant. So you're gonna see it

Slowly start to load in the movie, but trust me. It's gonna be worth the wait

it might take a bit of time, but

It should load pretty well, like it stops right now. But then oh

There we go

Alright there there is no sound. Oh

Never mind my TV has just low quality, so I can't even hear and I just backed up the entire movie

great, but

Generally, you know what's happening from here. Like I'll even show you if you just skip a bit in the movie. I'm just gonna skip

Like this is really good quality

Okay, my quality isn't good for like my actual audio I'm sorry for that it's just my TV is very low

It doesn't have any speakers, but generally this is the quality and better you're gonna get

it usually can go up to 4k, but it's a very

Low rarity, but other than that, that's basically how exodus works

I hope this helped you if it didn't just comment down in the description or comments. I'll I'll be there

Code name CMG out. Yeah, yeah

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Salary for Start-up in House Cleaning - How Much Do You Pay Yourself? - Duration: 8:48.

How much salary should I pay myself as a house cleaner, when I'm hiring other people?

That is a great question and we're going to talk about that today.

Hi there I'm Angela Brown and this is Ask a House Cleaner.

This is a show where you get to ask a house cleaning question,

and I get to help you find an answer.

Today's show is brought to us by MyCleaningConnection.com

and that is a resource hub for all things cleaning.

So there are all different kinds of articles and training that you can get as a professional

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equipment, and supplies.

It's just a really fun hub that will help you out in your cleaning business.

MyCleaningConnection.com.

Alright onto today's question which is from Anna, who has this question.

Hi Angela, my name is Anna, my cleaning business is very new but I have a question

about salaries and what I should be paid versus what my other people in my company should

be paid.

It is a very new business and I've started it all up by myself.

I'm the one who has invested in all of the equipment and the cleaning products, obviously

I've put in the time to research and find clients, and learn about cleaning.

I've put a lot of time and money into my small, new business so far.

It's just starting to pick up, three clients a week type of thing.

I want my boyfriend and my brother to join me, because they think that then we could

take on a lot more clients, they both are excellent workers and I think we could do

awesome work together.

Now, since I have gotten this thing off the ground and I'm the one who am going to be

purchasing insurance, and all these things, I'm the one who's communicating with the client,

emailing back and forth, administrative type things.

How would I know what to pay my brother and my boyfriend versus what I earn, because I'm

doing more work and I've made a bigger investment of my time and my money.

Thank you Angela.

Angela Brown: Alright Anna, congratulations on your new business, and welcome to the world

of cleaning.

There are a whole bunch of things that you need to consider as you're getting started,

and I can't give you a definitive answer on how much your salary should be because I don't

know where you live, how much you charge per hour is going to be based on where you live.

Let's say that you live in middle America.

We're not talking about California, we're not talking about New York, because all along

the coast, you're going to have a much higher expense living, and it's going to raise the

price of the cleaning.

If you live in the UK it's going to drop the prices, because the prices are about half

what they are in the US.

In middle America, let's just say for sake of ease that you charge $25 an hour as you're

getting started in the cleaning business.

That's about middle of the road in standard rural America.

If you do, my suggestion would be that you go somewhere around 50-60% of what you're

charging for the customer.

So, if you are hiring people already, you're going to want to pay them 50-60% of what you're

bringing in, in order to inspire them to keep coming back, but you still have to figure

out what your profit and losses are, you got to figure out what your expenses are.

Then you have to figure out you're going to have left on the table, and does it make sense

for you to go ahead and hire people at this point.

If you only have three customers right now, my suggestion would be don't hire anyone.

Completely book out your schedule until your schedule is completely full.

Now, what I mean by this, is if you're charging $25 an hour and you're working five days a

week, eight hours a day, that is $1000 a week that you're bringing in.

That is $4000 a month, that's just the simple math.

That doesn't talk about all the expenses and everything you have behind the table.

That's just the money that you're bringing in.

What could $4000 do for your business right now?

It could help you get up and running, it could ease the blow of having immediate bills to

pay, so you can focus on growing your business.

As you grow your business and you hire your

brother and your husband, or your boyfriend, as you hire these extra people, you're going

to have to raise your rates.

As you raise your rates, that will give you more money for advertising and more money

to pay yourself these things.

In the beginning, you're going to have a lot of sweat equity and you're not going to get paid.

I'm not trying to paint an ugly picture, but you have to be willing to absorb some of that

cost in order to get started.

You're starting out on your own and that is the expense.

When you jump into a franchise and you buy a franchise, they do a background check.

They make sure you have a business background because they do not want you to fail.

The next thing is, a lot of them require that you have a college degree.

They want to make sure that you know how to learn,

and that you will implement the things that you've learned.

They probably know you have a student loan that you have to pay off.

Another thing is, they want to make sure that you have $150,000 to $200,000 of operating capital

upfront so you have enough money to grow your business as you get going, so because you

started out on your own, you don't have to come up with hundreds of thousands of dollars

up front, and you're not going to paying a 10% franchise fee to the franchise for the

rest of your career.

So you get to keep all that extra money.

The reality is as you get started, you're going to start out at a basic price.

The basic price is going to let people give your service a try, okay?

If you go in and you're like, "Well I know my worth, I'm going to charge top dollar"

You're going to have a couple of customers, but you're not going to have a lot, and your

schedule will not be full.

My recommendation is drop your price just a tad, so that it's more alluring to the other

customers that are out there that would not give your service a try at a higher price.

Once your schedule is full, the minute you think you have this figured out, that's when

everything changes.

You probably have enough experience now behind the helm of the business doing all the day

to day stuff that you know kind of what's expected.

You've been in enough contracts that you kind of know how to spin a conversation to your

advantage, and you know how to set boundaries and expectations with new customers.

So there's some things upfront that you need to learn before you start hiring people.

If your husband or your boyfriend, and your brother come with you on the jobs, you are

still going to be expected to do all the administrative stuff.

So, right now there's not enough money to pay them.

Even at $25 an hour, if you pay them $15 a hour, which is 60%, there's only $10 left

for you, that's for all the insurance, for your workman's comp, for all your cleaning

supplies, for your gas, for your advertising, for all that stuff.

There's actually not enough money to go around, and then you don't get paid.

So, my suggestion to you would be don't hire anyone yet.

Make sure that you have a completely full schedule.

I'm talking about just working solo.

Work solo until your schedule is completely filled, then you can start growing and expanding

your business as you're able to.

You're going to have to raise the rates on the customers, you're going to have to have

more expenses because you have more people, you have more cars, you have more jobs, you

have more advertising.

The expenses grow as your income grows.

So, there's a lot going on right here, and my suggestion is if you only have three customers

right now, do not expand.

This is not the time for you to expand.

There are lots of people that just want to run the business, and I love that entrepreneurial

mentality, but right now you don't have the goods for it.

You don't have the resources to bring in the money to pay you for your admin time, and

still keep everybody employed full time.

You can't take your boyfriend and your brother off their regular jobs for three jobs a week,

that's not enough money to go around.

Nobody is going to pay that much money to support three people,

it's just not enough money.

So my suggestion is work solo until your schedule is completely filled, and then start expanding,

try to keep your ratios at about 50-60%, meaning you give them 60% of the revenue coming in,

and you keep the other 40 for the business.

That allows you to put money back into the business and it allows you to pay for your

time as well, because your time will be streamlined,

and it will be amortized over all of the hours of different people working.

So that would be my suggestion for you, for right now.

Right now the money is not there.

Work solo until your business does grow.

Alrighty, that's my two cents for today, until we meet again,

leave the world a cleaner place, than when you found it.

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How To Stay Positive When Feeling Down - Duration: 8:26.

If you've spent much time here on the channel, you've probably become one of

those positivity warriors. But how do you stay positive when you're feeling down. I

got some tips for you today. Some of our subscribers have hit me up with this

question: "Dr. Paul, I'm a really positive person. How do I stay positive when I'm

feeling down?" And especially when I've set up this expectation now. Because all

my friends and my family they expect me to be this positive person. You know what?

I can relate. I am Dr. positivity here. And so, people

really expect that for me. -- To stay up. You know, to stay positive, stay cheerful and

there are times when we just don't feel it. When you're feeling down, are you

feeling blue? So, the first disclaimer here: Positivity is an attitude. It is not

your feelings. Now, they're associated and related and they affect each other. But

there's a little difference between attitude and feelings. I got to give a

keynote. Earlier this week at the Utah Air National Guard, a bunch of airmen up

there who... Thank you for your service and for keeping us all safe. And I was

sharing the stage with a pilot. Mark Hasara, retired Lieutenant

Colonel for the Air Force who flew in four wars as a tanker pilot was sharing

the stage with me. What an honor. And I was talking to this retired Lieutenant

Colonel about attitude. Attitude is an aviation term. I said, "Mark, what is

attitude?" And he said, "Well, it's position." Position? Position of the plane.

You know, relative to the earth or the hard stuff down there. If you got a nose

down attitude, you're heading into the hard stuff.

Nose up attitude gives you altitude. Attitude is position. Consider that for

just a moment. If it's our position and not necessarily our feelings then we can

feel whatever we're going to feel and still have a positive position or

attitude about that thing. For example, I was playing basketball. I do this three

times a week. This is my exercise routine. I've been doing this for over 20 years.

About an hour of basketball 3 times a week. And occasionally, I get injured. In

fact, Vicki kind of ribs me about this sometimes. Because most of our emergency

room bills are from my health practices. Basketball specifically. I got injured

this particular morning by coming down on top of someone's foot and my ankle

rolled and it popped. I sprained my ankle. Now, if you've had a sprained ankle, this

is painful. Oh, My heavens. Pain and it's immediate and it's intense. And as I'm

riding on the floor in pain, holding my ankle, I hear myself say, "This is perfect

for me!" And I had a forced smile. Was I feeling pain? Yes, I was. Was I positive?

Yes, I was at the same time. Does that sound weird? It surprised me a little

even. I had worked with clients before about. Just say, "This is perfect for me."

Say, "This is good." Say, "This is just exactly as it should be." You don't even

know if it's all of those things. But you're taking that position. And you

choose it on purpose, that's what positivity is all about. It

has nothing to do with what you're feeling. In fact, what you're feeling is

the weather report. It's kind of like saying it's raining or it's snowing or

sunny. Big whoop! What does that have to do with what I'm going to do today?

Hardly anything. I am going to go forward with living on purpose. Whether it's

raining or snowing or sunny. It's simply the weather report. So, when you think

about your feelings as the weather report then you can keep a positive

position no matter what. Hopefully this realization will take away some of the pressure.

Feel whatever you're going to feel. The fact that you're a positive person is

totally established. In fact, you're a subscriber here, right? If you're not then

please click on the subscribe. We want you to be in our family permanently. You

are a positive person. You watch Live on Purpose TV. You practice positivity, you

share these principles with other people. You know you're in the group here. You

are a positive person. Now, that being said, you're going to feel a whole range of

things. And they're going to be some days when you wake up and you're just not

feeling it. You know? Those days when it's just like,

"Oh, man", right? Or you'll feel pain or you'll feel sadness or you'll feel down

or blue about something. Let yourself feel whatever you're going to feel. You

are a human being. Welcome to earth. Positivity does not mean we go around

and unrealistically pretend to be happy all the time.

Positivity is a position that we take about our life and about our

circumstances. And we can do that no matter what we're feeling. Let yourself

feel whatever you're going to feel. I wondered whether to share that. I'm going to

share it with you. I was painting our hallway. While I was painting the hallway...

And it takes a little while, you know, get all the paint up there just how you want

it. I was kind of enjoying it. I like to do home improvement projects. But I'm

listening to some music. This country song comes on. I kid you not. Probably

some of you will know this song. The lyrics were these: If you're going

through hell, just keep going. Don't slow down. And I just cracked up. I'm like, "Wow,

that's beautiful." If you're going through, keep on moving and then it finishes up

with, "You might get out of there before the devil even knows you're there." Only

in country music can you get away with lyrics like this. But I love that concept.

If you're going through hell, just keep going. Don't slow down, don't set up camp,

don't pitch your tent here. You probably want to keep on moving. What if we had

that attitude. That position as we go through

the difficult things in life. Yeah, this is the weather report. Here's where I am

right now. I'm not setting up camp here folks, just passing on through. I like

that concept. What if we were to also practice daily habits of happiness.

Positivity success prosperity. And I say practice because it's a skill set. We

know that happiness is a choice. And that is so annoying for people to say that

from the stage or in a trite fluffy way where they don't back it up with the

science of positivity. Yes, we know happiness is a choice and it's a skill

set. And a skill set you get to practice just like playing the piano, playing the

guitar, speaking Spanish or French or Finnish. You get to practice it. Because

it's a skill set. Obviously it's a choice. You have to choose to play guitar but

that doesn't mean you have the skills yet. So, hire an instructor. Put yourself

on a schedule, do some practice, get into the routines of learning the skill set

that allows you to have what you've just chosen to have. Can you choose happiness?

Can you choose positivity? Even when things are getting you down? Absolutely.

And hopefully some of these steps will help you to have the practical way to

actually get yourself there. You got this. I just love that you're here. Love that

you're subscribed, love that you're part of this positivity movement. If you're

new to the channel, make sure you subscribe and check out our personal

development playlist. You're going to love that.

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[AION 6.2] Economy Reset. How Much Does 1 Aion Coin Cost Now? - Duration: 2:13.

Hello and welcome back on my channel.

6.2 brought a lot of changes and of them is economy reset.

Mighty Supplements can be discarded and you won't be getting billions of kinah every

week, like it used to be in 5.8.

On top of that, most of the items are tradable only via broker and now

you need to pay really high fees.

But, when I go and check the prices, some of them make me smile.

Key-items, such as Gold Packs, and new manastones cost ridiculously high.

I believe it's caused by habit.

Ppl used to sell items for a fixed price and keep doing that in the new patch.

Or, maybe those sellers wanna rip you off, idk.

However, broker prices were always bound to Aion Coin.

For example, a GP cost 200kk back in 5.8, cuz 1 Aion Coin was 2kk.

After the reset the rate has changed, because 8.7kk old kinah

was converted into 1.3kk new kinah.

So, how much does 1 Aion Coin cost now?

Let's do some 5th grade math.

Here's the formula.

You just need to divide 8 700 000 by 1 300 000.

And then divide the old price of Aion Coin (which is 2kk) by that outcome.

As you can see, 1 aion coin equals… let's round up, 300k in 6.2.

Meaning the price of a Gold Pack should be 30kk.

Or up to 36kk, including 20% broker fees.

I really want you to share this video with your friends and with ppl,

who sell you shop items.

Thanks for watching and see you rly soon!

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How To Prune A Mango Tree : Training A Mango Tree - Duration: 6:10.

This video tells you the correct method of how to prune a mango tree to control

its size and keep it compact. The pruning of a mango tree maintains a modest

height and width of the tree. It encourages branching which makes the

tree bushy and more importantly it encourages more flowers and fruits.

When you should prune a young mango tree? The most critical step for making a

compact mango tree is the first cut. The pruning should begin when the plant is

very young, six to twelve inch high. Cut the plant at middle or lower. This severe

pruning will restrict the trunk to a lower height where the primary limbs

will emerge to make the frame of the canopy of the tree. The cut will develop

two to four new branches. Continue pruning the branches for next three

years when they grow to 8 to 10 inch long. The more you cut more branches will

emerge.

Prune the flowers and tiny fruits from young tree to encourage new growth there.

This is a thirty months old mango tree growing in a pot. After the first cut I

forgot to prune further for one year so the two primary branches became very

tall. The next pruning on each branch resulted

in multiple branches and blossoms.

This is my four year old mango tree which was correctly pruned at

proper time so it has multiple branches and is compact. At each cut the tree

produced two to four new branches. This tree produces large number of

flowers and fruits.

There is no need of severe pruning of a matured mango tree every year. Prune up to

20% to reduce canopy height and width only if it has grown much. Severe pruning

will reduce fruit production for many cycles. Prune the blossom spikes and last

shoot on the node after harvesting. Remove dead branches and leaves Remove

the vertical branches going up very high. Spreading branches produce more flowers

and fruits.

Please like the video and subscribe to my channel