Youtube daily is the new May 2 2018

Hi and welcome to Azure and Dynamics 365 better together my name is Scott Durow

and today we're gonna be talking about PowerApps. Well of course we've had

PowerApps for a while they are those rather cool apps that we can create by dragging

and dropping elements onto a design surface and using Excel style formulas

and then using connectors we can connect to our Dynamics 365 environment

that's got all those first party apps for sales,service,marketing etc and then

of course we've got the CDS that we can connect to and if there's some data

created in Dynamics we can also put that into the CDS using connectors but

they're all rather separate components and we have to think carefully how we

connect them together well those of you that are observant may have noticed that

in version 9 online if you open up the solution Explorer you now see the power

apps logo so what's going on there. Well it's rather exciting because what we've

been after for a long time which is the xrm platform now has become a reality

with the CDS applications so the old CDS has gone away and the new CDS

effectively is the organization database platform that's got all the

functionality around workflows and custom entities and plugin. So those

first party apps have been decoupled from that CDS layer and so now power

apps is built on that CDS layer so that we can have canvas apps where we can

drag and drop elements and connect to our entities in our CDS but we can also

have model driven apps which are effectively built using the same

functionality as the first party apps so the great news is if you're a dynamics

365 expert you're now a power apps expert. So canvas apps requires us to create

our user interface from the ground up but model driven apps have got the

metadata driven user interface with all the functionality of business process

flows etc. So I've just come back from the dynamics 365 user group in Dublin and

this conference was a really great example of how you might use a canvas

app alongside a model driven app so the organizers of the event would use a

model driven app against the CDS that would contain entities around speakers

and events and once all the schedule is created we may have then have a canvas

app built on top of CDS as well that allows delegates to look at the schedule

and maybe give feedback on each of the speakers. So how is all of this licensed?

Well an office 365 license includes canvas apps but we really can't do very

much with the CDS. We have to go to the power apps plan 1 that allows us to

build canvas apps on top of CDS but doesn't allow us to use some of the more

premium features such as plugins and synchronous workflows and then we've got

the plan 2 - which allows us full access to that XRM platform and then of course

you've got the dynamics 365 enterprise plans that allows us to use the sales,

servicing apps as well as all of the features of that CDS platform. Plan 2

is kind of like that XRM platform that we have been wanting for a long time. So

when I go over to admin.powerspps.com I can create an environment and inside

that environment I can create a database and what this is doing is is actually

creating a dynamics 365 database that we know and love today and inside that it

creates a solution which holds all the CDS entities that I create through

admin.powerapps.com and then I can go and create app modules which are my

model driven apps and then if I head over to web.powerapps.com I've now got

the traditional canvas apps designer but if I swap over I can now create my model

driven apps. So I think you'll agree that this new business application platform

is really promising to be what we've been after for a very long time.

Thanks for watching subscribe to my channel and until next time Cheers!

For more infomation >> Is CDS for Apps REALLY the new XRM? - Duration: 3:55.

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THIS IS WHY THE NEW FBI TEXTS ABOUT OBAMA ARE A PROBLEM! - Duration: 14:31.

THIS IS WHY THE NEW FBI TEXTS ABOUT OBAMA ARE A PROBLEM!

A New bombshell report on texts exchanged between FBI Agents involved in the Hillary

Clinton Investigation have just shown Obama was involved.

Some are claiming him wishing to know everything about the case was not a big deal but in actually

based on things he himself has stated, it was a bigger deal than they are giving it

credit for.

In an April 10th statement, Barack Obama guaranteed that politics would not tain the Hillary Clinton

investigation.

(Link: news.grabien.com)

A sitting President wanting to be updated on the progress of

an

investigation

definitely

adds

a

political taint.

H/T RSW

For more infomation >> THIS IS WHY THE NEW FBI TEXTS ABOUT OBAMA ARE A PROBLEM! - Duration: 14:31.

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Garmin is proud to support: the New Forest Marathon - Duration: 1:31.

For more infomation >> Garmin is proud to support: the New Forest Marathon - Duration: 1:31.

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The New Big Project - The Project List - Duration: 8:56.

Hi I'm Mike, its may 1st and today on the project list we shake things up a bit as we

get going on our big spring project, we're also going to take a look back at what we

have completed to this point, its all today on the project list.

On Our Wyoming life

Welcome to Our Wyoming Life and the project list, this board behind me is the list.

A constantly growing list of things that need done around here on the ranch.

We add to it and we take away.

If this is your first time here, please consider subscribing as we take you along to explore

the ranch and escape the ordinary, 3 times per week.

With videos from all over the ranch, from the pastures to the gardens.

Today we are going to be putting the project list on hold.

Don't worry, that doesn't mean that we have run out of things to do, it just means

we have a big project starting today, that we need to get done.

We are going to get to that in a few, but first one task that is no fun, needs done.

Number 13 has been our sick calf, he was brought into the barn the first time after his mom

brought him to us, she knew something was wrong that she couldn't fix.

We brought him in, he was dehydrated and his body temperature was way low.

We nursed him back to health that first time and gave him back to his mom in the corrals

where we could monitor them closely and about a week later he fell ill again, again with

the same symptoms.

This morning after keeping him in the shop for the last two weeks, medicating him, feeding

him and trying to nurse him back to health again, he passed away.

This morning we are going to bury him in the pasture close the chapter on number 13.

Losing an animal is never easy, especially when you have many late nights and hours into

trying to save them.

When you put that much effort into saving a calf, it tends to hit you hard when they

don't make it.

You second guess yourself, you worry about something affecting other calves and you generally

just feel down about it.

Now some could say that this is an unfounded or baseless feeling considering that in this

business, most of these calves will be headed to your dinner table in a little over a year,

but it is true.

Each animal here is our responsibility, we take care of them and they take care of us.

And we continue to take care of them even after death.

We like to think that we are part of something much bigger than ourselves, each day millions

of families sit down to dinner and although losing one calf isn't going to cause anyone

to starve or go hungry, and its not going to break the ranch (hopefully).

I guess its just the principle of the thing.

And in the end there are hundreds of other animals that need my help as well, not as

much as number 13 hopefully but just the same.

With him buried, his story is over, but our story continues.

And so does the project list

We started the project list on November 28, 2017.

Actually, this list has existed for years prior to that.

It started as a way to keep hired hands on task.

I would put something on the board and when they found themselves without something to

do, they could go to the board, pick a project and get busy.

Now its evolved into a way to keep me on task as well and from the very first projects we

tackled together, from breaking ice on stock tanks, to cleaning out the pigs corrals.

I've drug you along though dirty jobs, through dangerous jobs, and even a few unexpected

adventures.

We've helped each other, you've given me solutions to problems and I've tested

theories.

We've worked on equipment and we have went out and checked cows in the middle of the

night.

But now the project list gets to evolve a bit as we tackle our big spring project.

And like any good project, it comes from the wife.

We have two weeks to build a new high tunnel.

The high tunnel parts are already here, they were delivered about a month or so ago but

spring snow storms and weather have kept us from working on it until now.

Its not a small project.

We have started some of the dirt work required to complete the pad where its going to sit,

but all needs leveled and finalized.

We had a good rain last night, so working out on the site of the new high tunnel is

out until it dries up a bit, but that's ok.

We have plenty of prep work to get done.

First we can inventory all the parts of the new high tunnel, since the boxes broke when

it came off the truck, we want to make sure everything is here and accounted for.

This new project will take up our next few project list videos for a while.

Each Tuesday, my plan is to catch up on what we have been doing the previous week, then

take you with me for that day.

When we are all done building it, we will also be putting together a few instructional

type videos for people who may want build their own.

I can tell you that when we built our first high tunnel, we had nothing but the instruction

manual.

Over the years of dealing with it, we have learned a few tips and tricks that we cant

wait to pass along to the next builder, and hopefully make it a bit easier for them.

Let someone else learn from our mistakes and benefit from our experience.

I would have killed for that when we built our first.

With inventory complete and all the parts here we can get to building and we are going

to start with the rafters which we can build here in the shop then move out to the site

when we are ready for them.

Building them in the shop will allow us to have them on level ground while putting them

together which will be very important when its time to put them up.

Each rafter consists of 7 pieces of two inch pipe, and once we pick out the pieces we need

as there is a different piece for the top, the sides and foot we can take them all in

the shop to begin assembly.

Its not difficult to put together, although slipping the pieces together can be a pain,

they are stubborn but with a few smacks of the rubber mallet they slip together and once

the whole thing is dry fitted we can go ahead and start attaching them together using tech

screws.

The instructions say I need to use 50lbs of force but I'm not really sure how I am supposed

to measure that, but it goes together smoothly enough.

Only 18 of these left to go.

While doing once job my mind can wander and I've been thinking about 13 now out there

in the field and I really should head out and reseed the area where he is buried.

Lets go do that, then I will cut you loose for

the day.

Next project list, we will definitely have more done, with a lot more to do.

I'll catch you up when we meet up again next Tuesday.

Make sure you like, subscribe and feel free to share this video, especially if you know

someone who is looking at building their own high tunnel, on a large or small scale.

Erins got a new video coming up this week from her other gardens as she gets ready to

start outdoor planting as well and she will take you through her spring garden prep.

Until we see each other again, have a great week and thanks for joining us in our Wyoming

life.

For more infomation >> The New Big Project - The Project List - Duration: 8:56.

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Bridget Terry Long is the new Dean of Harvard Graduate School of Education - Duration: 3:45.

I am sitting here today because of my parents and because of my family. We

really are a story about the importance of education and what education can do. I

mean, consider for a moment the fact that my great-grandmother was born into

slavery and emancipated at age six and the fact that my grandparents were

sharecroppers. How do you go from that to being able to attend some of the best

institutions in the world and now sit in this wonderful opportunity?

Well, my parents left the rural segregated south looking for opportunity.

My father went into the Air Force and when he came out it was the GI Bill and

an opportunity through a management training program that enabled him to go to

college and my mother as well, she went to college a little bit later in life

She moved out of the south and worked as a secretary for several years before she

was able to go to a historically black college that trained her to be a public

school teacher. As my parents careers progressed I was able to see what they

were able to do with their lives and it was the greatest example for me and so

in my life I've seen the importance of education and how it can take you out of

poverty, but more importantly how it can give you the agency to have control over

your own destiny.

I was drawn to research on education

because of issues of inequality and access, but I quickly realized, you know,

education does not end at grade 12. Students cannot go on and have a

middle-class standard of living if they end with just a high school degree and

so I've done work trying to help students get the information they need

and to simplify the processes so that we're not wasting so much great

potential of students who are doing the work that they need to do but are

getting lost in a system that was not designed for their needs.

One thing that

I love about the students at Harvard Graduate School of Education is each

year the enthusiasm, the hope, and already the experiences that they bring; I love

the fact that we know that there are problems in education but we're not

satisfied to just let them continue, and the students come because they are

prepared to create new things to help in all sorts of ways and that enthusiasm as

a faculty member is something that I've always drawn upon and I think the entire

community draws upon.

The Harvard Graduate School of Education is already

in a place of strength. We have done so much but our work absolutely is not done

When you look and see the continuing inequities and the opportunities that

are not available, the fact that we waste so much of student's potential because

they don't have access to high-quality education, you realize there's so much

more to be done. We are now 50 years after the war on poverty, we are 50 years

after Martin Luther King's assassination and we look around and we wonder why

haven't we made more progress, what more could we do? And then just two weeks ago

the Nation at Risk report that came out 35 years ago, we've realized those

inequities are still very present. It's all while the Harvard

Graduate School of Education has made many contributions, innovations, impacts on the

field with research, with leaders who are going out to the world with a strong

purpose and strong skills, we have to think about ways that we can do more to

spread the knowledge that we have, to engage with the field, to be a place

where practitioners and leaders and policymakers can come to learn more and

to engage with each other.

For more infomation >> Bridget Terry Long is the new Dean of Harvard Graduate School of Education - Duration: 3:45.

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Kitashirakawa Tamako MOEments (testing the new format) - Duration: 7:09.

Ah!

Eh?

Oh no!

My face! my face!

That startled me!

Tama-chan?

No!!

Here we-

Huh?

Huh? What?!

We also-

Tamako!

Tama-chan?

Are you okay, Tamako?!

'Sup!

Baldy!

I'm not bald yet.

They're Love-Dovey Heart Mohi.

Pfft!

"Love-dovey!"

If youre gonna laugh at it. I'm gonna stop makin it!

Sorry.

Happy Mochi!

Happi?

Happi. Happi as in happiness, you know?

Oh, a pun.

You could say that.

Me too!

You can do it, Tamako!

I don't think I can!

Then, I'm letting go now. Try swimming on your own.

Huh? Midori-chan!

But I'm scared

Tamako. . . .

I don't believe it.

She hasn't moved an milimiter

How was that?

I think I made it pretty far this time

Do your best! Tamako.

Tama-chan! You can do it!

You did it! We're halfway there!

You said you were looking forward to it-

Yep! I'm wide awake!

She must be exhausted.

I'll curse you!

Onee-chan , What is that?

Huh?

It's Yanagi (Weeping willow)

Look's like cherry blossoms.

They're cherry blossoms that are trying to become a weeping willow.

So they're cherry blossoms.

I'm wasting my time, aren't I?

Mamedai!

Fuku!

Pfft!

Mochi!

Ok. . ok.

Huh?!

What are you doing?

Eh??!!

Right?

I kinda feel. . .

really happy!

Oh?!!!

Happy!

So mochi-mochi!

Hey! Don't chew on me!

Here you go.

I did it.

I did it.

I DID IT!!!

I'll go home and get the rest of the cards,

So coul you guys wait for me at Usa Bath?

Okay.

Hey girl.

I got this medal using cards I've been collecting ever since I was in elementary school, you know.

In my eyes, this is what makes me more happy.

I'm just a girl from a mochi sho--

I don't need it.

Huh?

That medal is important to you.

That's why I can't accept it.

This is the Worst Moement Noises I did . Sorry

Mochi Mochizou madness incoming. you can skip it if you want

Mochi , Mochi, Tamaya's Mochi.

Shuddap!

Yummy mochi.

It sounde like mochi, And I think it's cute.

You're persistent, Mochizou.