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If I kiss you will your mood become better?

If I kiss you

will your mood

become better?

Who are you?

Who is that person?

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Alexa Smart Home | St. Louis, MO (Positive Energy Electric, St. Louis MO) - Duration: 1:51.

Hi! I'm Tiffany with Positive Energy Electric in St. Louis, Missouri. Your Smart Home Experts.

Did you just get a new Amazon Alexa device? congratulations!

You're on your way to home automation and we can help you get started. This

video includes information for Amazon Alexa, dot, and Amazon Show. For all

intents and purposes we're going to call it

Amazon Alexa during this video. Amazon Alexa can be paired with smart things in

order to make your whole home smart. Alexa can be used as a voice control for

a multitude of tasks. Chances are you're only utilizing a fraction of its

capability. Some of the most common applications for your home would include

things like turning lights on and off and changing brightness levels. Recording

your shopping list, controlling your smart heating and cooling system,

controlling routines that you've set up on your smart things app, set timers, set

up whole home audio if you have multiple Alexa devices, create an intercom system

with the drop in feature, use your voice to control your ceiling fan, appliances,

coffeemaker, a lamp, you name it! These devices can be very powerful tools if

used to their fullest capabilities. Whether you have home automation

questions, general electrical questions, or just want to learn more about smart

homes and you live in the St. Louis area call us today to set up a consultation

or visit electricianstlouisMO. com.

For more infomation >> Alexa Smart Home | St. Louis, MO (Positive Energy Electric, St. Louis MO) - Duration: 1:51.

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Smart Brains Can Make Dumb Investment Decisions Pt 1 - Duration: 1:24.

FRAMING

Since we feel losses more acutely than gains, people tend to seek positively framed information.

In a 1984 study, physicians were presented with a hypothetical case of an epidemic that

was expected to kill 600 people.

Two programs to combat the disease were proposed;

Program A would result in 200 people saved.

Program B would result in two-thirds of the 600 people dying.

72% of the respondents chose program A even though the results were identical.

How do you frame your decisions?

Do you take information at face value, or do you question how it is presented.

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Can I share my Netflix Password? - Smart DNS Proxy - Duration: 3:26.

I know you share your Netflix account with your friends and family.

[You sly bugger] But what's Netflix's take on it?

Are they cool with you sharing your Netflix password, or you can soon find yourself legal

hot water?

[Intro] G'day i'm Vamsi from sdp and today, we'll

see when it's Okay to share Netflix account and when it's not

So, according to the recent survey by Reuters with more than 4,400 adult participants,

Twelve percent of adults who use streaming services such as Netflix have done so for

at least one service by using credentials from someone outside of their household at

some point including philanderers.

That share is higher among viewers ageing between 18 to 24.

Twenty-one percent of those young-adult streamers have borrowed someone else's password.

Meaning, if sites like netflix, started cracking down on password sharing they could make as

much as $391 million or more in a year

Netflix doesn't specify in its terms of service about who can have access to a user

account , though it does say that account owners shouldn't share their log-in details

with anyone.

There isn't much information out there in the public, however when Netflix executives

were asked about these issues, these were their replies.

Netflix's CEO Reed Hastings clarified

"We love people sharing Netflix whether they're two people on a couch or 10 people

on a couch," . "That's a positive thing, not a negative thing."

He later added that the company sees account sharing as the first step in its broader user

acquisition strategy.

As kids move on in their life, they like to have control of their life, and as they have

an income, we see them subscribe separately,

chief financial officer of netflix said the following at a goldman sachs conference last

september

"We could crack down on it, but you wouldn't suddenly turn all those folks to paid users,"

The CEO didn't comment then on non-family members sharing accounts, however, as this

points it's clear, as long as you are sharing password with your family member living together,

you are good to go.

So, what's allowed

Sharing within your immediate household -- yup Using your parents' password whilst at college

-- no issues there Sharing Netflix with your roommates with whom

you are already split expenses - cool

But

Sharing with extended family members or strangers - thats a no no

Sharing with friends or colleagues - don't

Wrapping up

Overall, Netflix's rules are worded so permissively that it's hard to imagine the company objecting

to account sharing. but of course, if they may face pressure from investors to change

course if new sign-ups slow down substantially,

And even if the company eventually decides it's time to crack down on account sharing,

they're not likely to go after users in the courts, but instead would consider technical

solutions that could prevent, or at least make it more difficult share accounts , like

using geolocation or restrictions on concurrent streaming sessions, etc.

However, don't misuse the freedom, only share the Netflix password with someone you

trust, preferably who you live with.

Remember: If things go south, your partner can easily comandeer your netflix account

and change the password and the linked email.

Meaning you won't be able to watch your Netflix while you are Actively paying for

it.almost sounds like the start if a bad joke

If you ever come across this situation, you can contact netflix

(alarm sound) https://help.netflix.com/en/contactus?g=0A64EA2A608BA85BD710612DD26E9C63645108EC&lkid=URL_CONTACT&lnktrk=EMP

So, that's pretty much it.

If companies do crack down on password sharing, would you be willing to pay for your own Netflix?

Or will you move on to something else?

Let me know you in the comments below.

As always, I'm vamsi from sdp and thanks for watching.

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Payer Experience for ON Contracts with Smart Tuition - Duration: 5:42.

Hi! My name is Derek and I'm part of the K12 User

Education team here at Blackbaud.

The final video in the Smart Tuition series shows

what the experience is like for the end user and payer.

By the way, make sure to check out our previous

videos on Smart Tuition. Part 1 gives a detailed

look at setting up the integration.

Part 2 focuses on building contracts with Smart.

When responsible signers log in, a banner

alerts them if they have any Contracts to review.

They can also access Contracts within Files and

Forms. Each contract displays a status such as

Pending, Review, Continue, and Completed.

If a contract is waiting on a second payer to sign,

a status also displays here for first payers as well.

When responsible signers select the Contract,

the product detects whether that user previously

used the Smart SSO from your "ON" Resource Board or Smart Integration.

If a Smart Family Account already exists, then the

user goes straight to the first available tab in the Contract.

When the user selects tuition plan selections,

they're automatically linked to that Smart account.

If the integration doesn't detect an existing Smart

Family Account, the parent/guardian will need to make a choice.

If the user previously used Smart, they can enter

their Smart login credentials to link the accounts.

If the user does not have a Smart Account with

your school, they should select No.

A new Smart Family Account will be

automatically provisioned when they submit the Contract.

After viewing the student information, payers are

taken to the Fees which include all required and optional expenses.

These can cover things like hot lunch, after

school programs, tuition or whatever else the school previously defines.

Required fee items are already added to the total,

while parents can select any additional optional fees.

The final tuition and fees are then totaled and displayed at the bottom.

For Payment Plans, the Parent/Guardian will see:

Manage Billing Information

Select a Payment Plan & Method

Review Terms & Conditions

By default, the user's Home address from their

"ON" profile is listed for Billing. But the user can

Edit it to enter an alternative billing address.

Please note: If the user changes the billing

address, is will ONLY BE STORED IN SMART TUITION.

It won't be stored in the "ON" user profile.

When a user chooses a Payment Plan, Payment

Methods appear based on the Smart Tuition setup.

Users then enter the necessary information to

use the Payment Method of their choice and determine bill dates.

Please note: When credit card processing fees

are passed to the payer, a message displays

letting them know it's going to be assessed.

Users select Tuition Insurance if their plan uses it.

They aren't enrolled in Tuition Insurance when

they select it; rather this is a yes/no indicator for your insight.

The integration also pulls in the Smart Tuition Terms and Conditions.

With the details entered, parents then sign and date the contract.

If any information is missing from a previous

section, selecting To Review highlights any missing information in red.

Once set, the payer can proceed to the contract

review screen to verify everything previously entered.

Remember, the Smart Tuition integration supports

up to two responsible signers for the contract.

The first signer can choose to set up a Split

account with the second signer. The second

signer then sees a message indicating that they're

added to an existing account or setting up their own.

Under a joint account, the second signer

accesses the Payment Plan tab where he or she

can choose to Review the Payment Plan

selections made by the first signer.

OR

Set up a second Smart Family Account with

unique selections commonly known as a split account.

Smart Tuition supports up to 2 Family Accounts

per Student. The integration assumes there is a

50/50 split in financial responsibility between the

two signers. Users should contact Smart Tuition

to make any adjustments for their arrangement.

Credit Card details will never be shared with the

second signer under any circumstance.

The Parent/Guardian should review their Tuition

Management Plan Selection, submit it, and then

proceed to the Deposit section of the contract.

The Deposit Screen shows their Deposit Amount

(minus any deposit rule exceptions) as well their

additional Enrollment Fees and Smart Admin Fee if

the school passes that along to parents.

The user chooses a payment method (including

using the same credit card they have set up as their Tuition payment method).

Processing fees can be passed to the payer.

The Deposit will be processed and managed

within Smart Tuition to facilitate reconciling payments.

If a family has multiple children attending the

school, the integration presents an option to

create a unique Smart Family ID for each.

This is entirely optional however as families can

also choose to leave all children on the same account.

For more detailed information about the onBoard

Contracts/Smart Tuition Integration, make sure to

check out our help center documentation including

the other videos in this series.

As always, thanks for watching!