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It's almost sweater weather.

The busy season's winding down and so's your inventory.

But no worries--you can wait until the spring to start back up.

Well put down that pumpkin spice latte and ask yourself: do bears hibernate on an empty

stomach?

If you're not careful, out-of-stock can turn into out-of-business.

Fast.

So, stay a step ahead.

Load up in the fall and winter to avoid product shortages in the spring.

Even better, use an early order program to get your inventory game on point.

Save big in the process.

While you're at it, stock up on products like LESCO seed and fertilizer that can be used

in multiple seasons, not just one.

You'll have money, and you'll have plenty of opportunities to use the product throughout the year.

Freaked out by the idea of loading up on supplies during your slow season?

Don't be.

A good early order program will give you extended payment terms to help you manage your cash

flow.

So today's lesson: order early to stay ahead and save big.

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TCL 32" LED Smart HDTV w/BuiltIn Roku, HDMI Cable 2Yea... - Duration: 16:55.

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The Best Home Theater and Smart Home Products by Trusted Friendly Experienced Dealers In Your Area - Duration: 0:57.

hey this is Rob from the tech reps we

are your bridge to home technology I

know there's a lot of options out there

and it's very confusing smart home

connected home there is a difference we

help you make the decisions and decide

what's right for your budget what's

right for your home and what's right for

your family consultations are free and

we refer dealers throughout the US to

help you with your installation of the

smart home and the connected home

devices you choose we've been in the

business of 15 years we have

relationships with dealers and

manufacturers that care about your

experience and not just their profit or

bottom line reach out to us let's have a

conversation about what kind of

solutions you're looking for and we'll

help you get that experience you you

want Rob for the tech wraps thanks for

watching and I'll talk to you soon

For more infomation >> The Best Home Theater and Smart Home Products by Trusted Friendly Experienced Dealers In Your Area - Duration: 0:57.

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Smart City-Coupé city-coupé smart & passion,NAP - Duration: 1:10.

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Mycadtools - Part 30 - Smart BOM - Duration: 2:29.

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Chappaquiddick is a smart, damning take on an American tragedy: EW review - Duration: 4:53.

Chappaquiddick type Movie release date 04/06/18 performer Jason Clarke, Kate Mara, Ed Helms director John Curran Current Status In Season mpaa PG-13 Genre Drama We gave it a B+  Chappaquiddick opens on a montage of Kennedy-family misfortune, delivered via crackling vintage newscast: Joe Jr

, John, Robert; all golden, all gone too soon. And then there's Edward, the only surviving brother and last great hope of an American dynasty

 But the title of John Curran's historical docu-drama, of course, is synonymous with the reason Teddy would never hold a higher office than U

S. Senate — the car crash off Martha's Vineyard in the late hours of July 18, 1969, that left a 28-year-old named Mary Jo Kopechne dead, while the man behind the wheel walked away

 As Teddy, Australian actor Jason Clarke (Mudbound, Zero Dark Thirty) has the blessing and burden of joining the onscreen Kennedy club, and Curran (2013's Tracks) doesn't stint on the signifiers: the flat chowdah vowels, the wind-rippled sailboats, the green lawns and regattas and twilit cocktail hours

Ed Helms also slips seamlessly into a rare serious role as Teddy's blood-loyal cousin and lawyer Joe Gargan, a man both of the clan and forever just a little outside it; he has the proximity and the pedigree, but none of the glamour

 Joe is close enough, at least, to be included on weekend trip to the island with a half-dozen former RFK campaign workers known as the Boiler Room Girls, a boozy mid-summer bacchanal set against the giddy backdrop of the first moon landing

 Amidst all the house-party chaos, the fine-boned Mary Jo (Kate Mara) stands apart, a quiet idealist who's still mourning Bobby but seems to have a special connection with Teddy too

Maybe that's why she agrees to get in his car and go for a ride, even though it's late and he's clearly well past his limit

Claire Folger/Entertainment Studios  First-time screenwriters Taylor Allen and Andrew Logan's tight script sticks mostly to the well-documented facts and aftermath, and Clarke lets his Teddy live in the tricky place between sympathy and straight villain-hood

In some scenes he's irredeemable, an oblivious prince so privileged he can put on a clean pair of chinos, comb his hair, and go to brunch while his flipped Oldsmobile sits yards away, underwater and still unreported

(If that's his definition of being in shock, it's a strange one.)  In public he's kowtowed to by nearly everyone he meets, from a local police chief to the country doctor who does his bidding

But inside the family compound, he's also a broken boy-child endlessly bullied by his pitiless father (Bruce Dern, in full geriatric­-Daddy Dearest mode)

He also shows flashes of real grief, or something like it, in between his sustained bouts of pique and self-pity

(Faced with a board of advisors who treat Mary Jo's death like a nuisance that needs to be diffused by the next news cycle, it falls mostly on Helms' reluctant fixer to embody the outrage that the "collateral damage" here is a human life

)  What the movie doesn't do, until it's nearly over, is make any real case for why so much of America continued to put their faith in Kennedy long after the facts of the case were revealed

Could good hair and a hallowed name really carry a man that far? But Chappaquiddick is less about relitigating an American tragedy — or making full sense of the figures behind it — than in casting a light, however brief, on one more dark corner of the deathless Kennedy myth

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For more infomation >> Chappaquiddick is a smart, damning take on an American tragedy: EW review - Duration: 4:53.

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How to make 3 rooms out of 2 rooms (smart living concept) - Duration: 4:49.

so before the new project videos will come out I have to explain a little something

I'M PREGNANT!

well not exactly me but my wife is having a baby

we are having a baby

and it's coming soon

We decided to stay in our apartment which is a two-bedroom appartment in the center of Cologne

So we had to figure out a way how we could stay

in a 2-bedroom apartment with three people

and also have a bedroom for the baby

I'm gonna explain to you how we thought of doing that in this video and then

on the next videos you will see the single projcts

let's start by taking a look at our apartment

we have 662 square feet

when you come in you have the toilet and the bathroom on your left side

then the kitchen at the end on the right side we have the bedroom

and then here up front we have our living room

so let's take a closer look at our living room

this is a new setup how we want it to be

we have the idea of

building a podium into our living room

where we can hide or bed underneath

during the day and pull it out during the night

because we want to have a living room during the day without any signs of it also being or sleeping place

for that this step will be able to be opened

so like the door you can tilt it upwards

and then you can pull out the bed

that is underneath

the other thing that we had to change in our living room is the couch

our old couch will be given away

my brother will take it

I already brought it to him in Göttingen

and we will need some kind of new couch

either just one long couch or maybe a corner couch we still have to decide that

another thing that will be taking place in our living room

is that we want to install a pipe system on the ceiling

which will carry the electricity cables

to be able to have a light above the table and another one in the sitting corner

the other important part for those pipes will be, that I want to install my projector on them

and also have all the cables that go to projector

be hidden in in that pipe system

so that presumably will be the first video

coming up because what I already have done was to paint the whole room in white

so that now we can start to put the piping on and all that stuff

I think will be an interesting but also difficult project

and then after that will be the build of the podium

last but not least we will buy a new wardrobe and put it in our hallway

but I will not make a video out of it because it will be a bought wardrobe

and yes, just putting it up I think it will not be interesting enough for a video

and so when all of that is done we can start to get everything out of our bedroom

and make it a baby room

and that's what you're gonna see in our next video so stay tuned!

I hope to see you here next week, or maybe in two weeks ...

whenever the video comes up and yeah I hope you'll like it!

leave some comments and thanks for the support!

PicaCiao!

For more infomation >> How to make 3 rooms out of 2 rooms (smart living concept) - Duration: 4:49.

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Mycadtools - Part 16 - Smart drawings - Duration: 4:16.

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Using Smart Search - Duration: 1:40.

So in this video I'm going to show you

how to use Smart Search which

is the Libraries main research tool.

It searches across all our different resources at once.

And helps you to locate articles and books and ebooks on your topic.

So I'm going to search for deep sea diving.

Go ahead and press search

And you can do this all from off-campus.

This is a combined list of books, articles and ebooks.

So the books are the only ones you need to actually come into the Library to read.

And then the articles and ebooks you can read from home.

So there's alot going on on this screen, but you want to focus

in this center area

For example, here's an article.

from a journal. Then the full text is right here.

You click on that to read the article.

I'll pull it up so you can see it.

And again you can do this all from home or off-campus or on campus.

So there's the article.

Let me go down and find a book.

Here's a book

This is one we have in Doyle Library.

It's located on the 4th floor of the building

So that's how you find actual books.

I'm going to limit to ebooks.

Just to get a sense of that.

That's going to bring me to all the ebooks we have in the library.

And for ebooks, you just click on the PDF Full text.

Okay, that's kind of a quick run-through of Smart Search

This is the tool you'll use for Week Two

to find your two sources that need to be

from SRJC Libraries.

And again, you're finding Smart Search from the libraries homepage

which is libraries.santarosa.edu

For more infomation >> Using Smart Search - Duration: 1:40.

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WHY YOU'RE NOT AS SMART AS YOU THINK YOU ARE | DailyBurk | 083118 - Duration: 2:30.

- Hey friends, Dave Burkus here,

and thanks for watching the Daily Burk.

Today we are talking about why

you're not as smart as you think you are.

Actually, I mean, none of us are.

One of the most fascinating insights for me

from the world of psychology as a whole

is the phenomenon known as the Dunning-Kruger effect.

Now this is a fascinating finding

that we've seen and replicated multiple times

that essentially says that the less you know

about a subject matter, the more likely you are to assume

that you know a lot about it.

Part of it is that you just don't know

how much there is to know about this,

but part of it is that generally ignorance,

for some reason, instills confidence.

This is by the way why something like 90% of drivers

rate themselves as above average drivers.

Which is not only not true,

but it signals that the Dunning-Kruger effect

might apply to statistics as well.

Anyway, what is the cure to the Dunning-Kruger effect?

How do you avoid being a Dunning-Kruger?

Well it turns out that the simplest way

to counteract it is to learn.

Now what I think the takeaway here for this is,

we know that as you learn about a subject

you start to realize how much more there is to learn

and you start to become less and less susceptible

to the Dunning-Kruger effect.

I think the solution is to check yourself

every time that you assume knowledge,

every time that you say oh yeah yeah yeah

I know exactly about that.

Stop and actually go, now wait,

there probably is something I need to learn here.

And instead of assuming knowledge

or even trying to demonstrate knowledge,

flip to questions.

Questions usually work better than telling people anyway.

But it has the extra positive effect

of learning something new,

learning how much there is to learn,

and counteracting the Dunning-Kruger effect.

It's really the only way to avoid being a Dunning-Kruger.

So the next time you think you know something,

the next time you know for sure

that you are the expert,

stop and realize there's always something new to learn.

And instead, adopt a posture of learning.

You might just find you rate yourself

as an above average learner.

Thanks so much for watching the Daily Burk.

Leave a comment, let me know what you enjoyed.

And make sure you follow and subscribe

so you don't miss the new episodes.

And also you can see a lot of the backlogged prior episodes.

We do an episode every single week day,

so that means I'll see you tomorrow.