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Do you or someone you know have trouble seeing and reading their mobile device?

Well today, I'm going to show you one of the ways to fix that problem by magnifying your whole screen

Hi everyone

Its Carrie from accessible life here to share tips tricks product reviews and more to help

individuals and families live a more accessible life

Make sure to check out our website down below in the description for free principles

But to learn more about us with all that said let's just dive right in and how to magnify the screen on your phone

So here I have a Nexus 6p. This is an Android phone

If you have an Apple device

Make sure to check the description below for

The link to a video where I talk about how to do the same thing on Apple devices

So the first thing you want to do is tap on settings

I have it on the home screen already, but you can always go to your app drawer and find your settings application

so I'm going to tap on settings and

I'm going to scroll down until it says

accessibility

Now once you're in accessibility it may look a little different on each device

But what you want to do is scroll down until you find something called magnifications on certain phones

You'll have to go into a submenu called vision and instead of magnifications

It's called magnification gestures. It just varies between

phones

So let's tap on

magnification and

We're going to hit the first

option which is magnified with triple tap and

There's a toggle on the top right hand corner, and I already have it on because I use it all the time. So

To use this feature. What you want to do is triple tap on the screen with one finger really fast where you want to magnify

so 1 2 3 and

Zooms in to zoom in more what you want to do is put two fingers on the screen and pinch outward

And to zoom out you put two fingers on the screen and pinch in

To move around the screen you use two or more fingers and drag your fingers across the screen to read

Now this is a little bit tedious when you're reading something long

so what you can do is

Triple tap and hold your finger down keep it on the screen and now you can slide it across

the screen like this and

read portions of text and

once you let go

It stays zoomed in to where you let go

To zoom out completely. You just triple tap anywhere on the screen and

You're zoomed out also

Do this you can triple tap and hold while you're zoomed out. So one two three

Hold keep your finger on the screen and slide it around like this

to

zoom in temporarily and read something quickly and

Once you finish you let go and you

zoom right back out

Now that we know how to magnify with triple tap. Let's press the back button

And go back to these options and press the second one, which is magnify with button

There's another toggle switch on the top right corner to turn that on and

What this does is it puts a little icon?

to the right of your recent apps

Icon that looks like a little person and if you tap that it puts a little orange border around the screen

To let you know it's working and you can tap anywhere on the screen and it will magnify

You can pinch out to zoom and you can pitch in to zoom out

You can also move around with two fingers

Do this and to zoom out completely you just hit the icon again and it zooms up

You can also temporarily zoom by

pressing the icon and

Tapping and holding your finger on the screen and then you can slide your finger around and once you let go it zooms

Right back up

Thanks everybody for watching and make sure to hit that like button down below if you or somebody

You know can use this feature and hit the subscribe button

And about to watch more videos to help you live a more accessible life

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The Obamas are Planning to Produce an Anti-Trump Series for Netflix - Duration: 2:47.

The former first couple are launching an anti-Trump project for streaming giant Netflix.

The Obama's have been in business with Netflix for some time now.

As CNBC reported, Netflix announced that the former first couple have signed a multiyear

agreement to produce films and series for Netflix.

The deal can include scripted and unscripted series, as well as documentaries and features.

The content will be produced by Higher Ground Productions.

The new Obama project stems from an anti-Trump book called "The Fifth Risk," and will

be made into a reported "gloomy exposé" series for Nextflix.

From Breitbart

Former President Barack Obama and former First Lady Michelle Obama have acquired author Michael

Lewis' nonfiction book The Fifth Risk — a gloomy expose about the far-reaching ramifications

of a Trump presidency — to make into a Netflix series, according to reports.

The Fifth Risk, slated for release on October 2 via W.W. Norton, details the so-called "chaos

and mismanagement" that occurred inside the Departments of Agriculture, Commerce,

and Energy during the transition period between Obama and then-president-elect Donald Trump.

Lewis claims the Trump transition team selected candidates for key agency positions that they

were highly unqualified for, while some jobs still remain vacant.

"One interview in the book is with John MacWilliams, who served as the Energy Department's

first-ever chief risk officer.

He conveys his worries that any shortchanging in the department under Trump could lead to

a nuclear-weapons accident, a potential conflict with North Korea or Iran, or an attack on

the U.S. electrical grid," according to Deadline.

In an interview with Katie Couric set for release Thursday, Lewis says his book is "a

civics lesson…

I did three departments, because it would be the work of many lifetimes to do the whole

government, but you could do this in a fun way across the entire government."

Press representatives for the Obamas and Lewis declined to comment on the report.

In May, Netflix announced it would partner with the Obamas to develop original content

for the video streaming giant.

"President Barack Obama and Michelle Obama have entered into a multi-year agreement to

produce films and series for the streaming platform, potentially including scripted series,

unscripted series, docu-series, documentaries, and features," a statement from Netflix

read.

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Aldi Freezer Meals Grocery Haul | $211 for 30+ Big Family Freezer Meals - Duration: 10:50.

- It is a shame, I tell you, that I am wearing this hat

and that it is cold outside.

I feel like in Virginia we just went from summer

to winter or almost winter.

It's just so sad.

Welcome back today to Large Family Table

with Jamerrill Stewart.

If you are new here, I am Jamerrill Stewart

and this channel is all about me as a mama of eight

helping you feed your people.

So, where are we tonight?

Well, we're in the rain and it's cold.

Travis has brought me out to Aldi

and I am doing an Aldi grocery shopping haul

to make a whole lot of Large Family freezer meals.

This is for my brand new Large Family

freezer meals pack number six.

It's the all gluten-free pack.

In that pack we are highlighting

some of Large Family Table's best gluten-free recipes.

We're gonna go in now.

I'm gonna get everything I need

to make this big, huge freezer ton full of food.

I'm gonna take you along with me.

So, I've got my big batch freezer meal shopping list.

Last time I did this, I used Walmart grocery pickup.

I thought for fun and something different this time,

I'm gonna get everything at Aldi.

Now I need 12 pounds of potatoes.

So, this is five pounds.

I'll probably just get three bags of these.

These are $2.79 a pound.

And we need some onions, so I will just go with these.

These are $1.29.

Some celery.

Next, we have sliced mushrooms, so I see those up here.

A cantaloupe has nothing to do with freezer meals.

This is my other order of just stuff

for the house I'm gonna pick up.

And these pears are marked down to $3.33.

So, the chicken breast are $1.89 a pound.

The ground turkey was more expensive.

I'll show ya that when we get home.

I need four of these cans of crushed tomatoes,

then I need six beef broths.

So, I am back home from Aldi now

and I am going to show you all this good loot that we got.

Okay, everything over here on this part of my countertop

is going to the 35-plus gluten-free freezer meals

that I am making, and then over here,

we'll go item by item,

but these are additional household food items.

For several of these Large Family freezer meal recipes:

I got six green peppers and six tri-colored peppers.

These were $2.49 per three pack.

We got some celery.

These green onions were 89 cents.

Two packs of sliced mushrooms.

I only needed two cups

and that's exactly what this is the equivalent of.

There ya go, already sliced for me.

Got a bag of yellow onions.

I got 15 pounds total of russet potatoes.

That's gonna be for the homemade mashed potatoes

for on top of the shepherd's pie freezer meals.

As you know, Aldi isn't necessarily the best place to shop

whenever you need like 24 cups of cheese,

which is what I needed total in shredded cheddar cheese.

However, it's okay. I just bought 12 of these bags.

There's two cups in each bag.

All that to say I made it work.

If I would've been at Costco or Walmart,

I could've got two big bags.

Six one way, half dozen another. Made what it work.

They had what I needed.

My other little substitution fix while I was shopping

was I needed several packs of sliced pepper jack cheese.

However, in all of Aldi, there was just this one pack left.

This is for my freezer meal burrito pies

that are so good, and to make those gluten-free,

I'm subject jumping, we are gonna do those

with corn tortillas.

More on that in a minute.

So, these were the other spicy cheeses that they had.

Now, the habanero jack cheese.

It says it's flamin' hot.

So, what I decided to do is I also mixed it

with some of these chipotle cheddar.

It says that's mild, and I figured I'm just going to mix

my spicy cheeses this go 'round since this

was the only Pepper Jack that they had in the store.

I needed six quarts total of beef broth.

So, I went ahead and bought that.

Needed some corn starch.

I got four containers of parsley.

Just one container of what I call shakey cheese.

Four cans of crushed tomatoes. Whoo.

My little batch cooking guide only called

for one can of tomato paste but

they are so cheap; I can't just buy one.

If I needed one, I should have a couple

in my pantry, so, I got four there.

Spaghetti sauce wise, of course I could make

homemade spaghetti sauce but I just went

with store bought this time.

I like how Aldi has switched out from glass

to these plastic containers.

So I got 12 of these. These were only 85 cents each.

I got one pack of brown sugar.

Two containers of oatmeal and then brown rice wise,

I was sure I was out of my bulk brown rice at home.

At Aldi, all they have is this instant brown rice.

I've used it before though for freezer meals.

It works perfect. It was super cheap.

So I got a case of it because this is the exact amount

I needed for the meals that I am doing

with rice this go 'round.

Now, as many of you know, I bought a whole cow

and a whole pig.

I don't need too much meat.

However, several of the freezer meals

from freezer pack six that I am doing call

for chicken breast and those are like

the slow cooker type or even InstantPot.

Just dump in real quick chicken meals

and I know a lot of moms make those with chicken breasts.

So, that is what I got to make those meals

and show them in the videos.

The rest of the chicken I needed, I'm going

to do one or maybe two pasteurized hens that

I have in the freezer.

I'll do those in the InstantPot

because I'll need that chicken meat for fried rice

for the freezer and a couple other meals.

And then I got three packs of ground turkey.

This was like $5.99 a pack maybe about $2.60 per pound.

That's six pounds total and then here are

the corn tortillas that I got and you know,

if your family eats gluten-free for a gluten allergy

or sensitivity, that you have to be an expert

at reading your labels and researching the brands

and I know, that those who deal with that

are already well aware of how to handle it.

We don't have any gluten sensitivities in our home

but I know in order to make the meals with tortillas

gluten-free, I needed to at least use corn tortillas.

So, that's why I got those this go 'round

because some of the meals I'm going to share

with a family that does have some gluten-free needs.

And so, my total of everything that I bought

to do these over 35 freezer meals,

this came to 211 dollars.

A few of the items I had in my pantry

and I already have all my ground beef for it.

So, that is the total of these items from Aldi

and then over here is a little fill-in haul.

I got three gallons of milk.

The skim milk was $1.89 a gallon.

I got three 12 packs of the friendly farms yogurt.

These were 35 cents a piece.

I got two things of sugar free almond milk.

Two cantaloupes to use

with our lovely, new cantaloupe slicer.

I got two packs of pears.

This was three pounds each and like I showed you

at the store, these were marked down to three dollars.

So, that was great.

I got a bag, a three pound bag of granny smith apples.

Naomi was just asking me for these today.

So, perfect about those.

I got two things of oil because I am totally out.

I like to get the big thing of olive oil from Costco

but I got this so I could have some kind of oil on hand.

And then, fun, weekend snacky things for the kids

and you can see, they've already gotten

into a few of these.

I got five of these packs.

These were just a $1.09 each and this is just

hey, tomorrow is Saturday; they'll enjoy that.

I also got them two packs of these

orange creamsicle popsicles and because mama

went shopping tonight, I brought home four

of these Aldi pizzas that one

of my big boys is helping get those cooked.

So, everyone can have those.

Yes, my Large Family freezer meal packs four, five and six

have been released today.

(appliance beeps)

Let me turn this timer off.

They are out. You can get them.

I did this grocery haul to cook up pack six.

Which is our highly requested, special, gluten-free pack

that highlights the Large Family Table recipes

that are gluten-free.

Right now, during this special launch time,

you can get packs four, five and six for only $20

or if you didn't already get my first three:

packs one, two and three, you can get packs;

are you ready to count with me?

One, two, three, four, five, six.

You can get all six packs, an over $80 value,

right now, for only $35.

The link for all of that is gonna be down

in the description below.

Also, something new that we also did because you guys

have been asking me for this, is packs four, five, and six

have a bonus single recipe edition and that means

not only do you get the step by step directions

for making large family freezer meals, there's also

a bonus single recipe pack where you can pick and choose.

Let's say you didn't want to do

eight burrito pies for the freezer.

Well, you could just do one or

do your own math or do two or three.

Makes sense.

So you're getting that bonus single recipe pack

in the new packs. Pack, pack, pack!

Okay, now back to what I was showing you.

Look at these beautiful things.

So, these were only $4.99 and you know what I think

I'm going to use these for?

So, we got the big, long ones.

Of course they are showing pasta and then,

I got these two little, it says its a flip-lock container.

This holds 7.2 cups.

This holds 15.2.

I was thinking, 'Boy, these will fit so well

in my refridgertor.'

I'm thinking about using them for like fresh fruit

and veggie storage whenever we do lots of fruit and veggie

meal prep for the week.

I could put carrot sticks in one.

Celery sticks in another.

We could put little chunks of cantaloupe in another.

We could do bell peppers.

I was just thinking these could be reusable

for fruit and veggie storage.

That's why I got 'em and you know at Aldi,

if you see something that you think would be helpful

you can't always wait on it,

'cause it may not be there the next time you go.

And then, I got, you all know I needed

to have these in my life, right?

These cooling racks, again, its a two piece set.

I got two sets. These were only $4.99 each.

So, total I spent $311.36 for whole lotta large family food.

But wait, there's more.

I want you to click on this video. Right now on your screen.

You can continue watching some of my top,

Large Family grocery hauls.

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How Women Running for Office Define Toughness | NYT News - Duration: 3:57.

2018 has been the year of the so-called pink wave,

with a record-breaking number of women running for office.

But of all the women still in the running

for House, Senate and Governor, fewer than a quarter

are Republicans.

So, it's not a particularly good year

to run as a Republican woman.

And those women are largely sticking

to a traditional playbook:

talking up support for President Trump

and emphasizing toughness in their political ads.

"President Trump said Kay Ivey is a great governor."

"The woman knows how to get a bang for her buck."

[gunfire]

Meanwhile, the diversity and scale of the Democratic field

has had a big influence on Democratic women's

political ads.

In the past, they may have just touted

their professional records.

This year, they're talking about motherhood, gender,

race and sexual orientation.

Take Sharice Davids, a Democratic nominee

for Congress in Kansas.

"This is a tough place to be a woman."

Her ad shows her literally preparing for a fight

as she lists her personal struggles.

"Truth is, I've had to fight my whole life because of

who I am, who I love —"

Being Native American and a lesbian

is not the conventional profile of a politician

by any stretch.

And she's trying to turn that into a strength.

"This moment, this is wartime for our democracy."

Zephyr Teachout, who lost the primary for attorney general

in New York, similarly tried to make

something that could have worked

against her, work for her.

In the past, pregnancy was not considered compatible

with a political campaign.

Teachout took a gamble, making her belly

such a strong feature in these ads.

"I'm Zephyr Teachout

and you've never seen an attorney general like me."

"My mom is Ilhan Omar."

Democratic women are also showcasing

their kids, something that used to be considered risky.

Ilhan Omar, who is expected to win her bid for Congress

in Minnesota, has her daughter narrate

this ad in the first person.

"For women like her, women like me."

This woman is young.

She's black.

And she's the daughter of a refugee,

not someone who has historically had

a voice in our government.

But here, she's demanding it.

"Ready, aim —"

Republican women, on the other hand,

have long shied away from what they

would call identity politics.

"— and fire."

[gunfire]

Research shows that voters assume

Republican women are more liberal

than their male counterparts.

So, many try to counteract that by showing

just how tough they are.

[rattling]

[gunfire]

This year, a common way to try to do that is with guns.

[beep]

Recording: "You're going to die

and I'm going to be the one who does it."

[beep]

Leah Vukmir is trying to unseat Senator Tammy Baldwin

in Wisconsin.

One ad shows her solo at her dining room table,

pistol at her side.

The intention here is to show that even

death threats won't bully her into changing her politics.

"Standing on principle takes guts.

I know what it takes."

[telephone ringing]

"I'm Leah Vukmir, and I approve this message."

[beep]

"I know the left calls me a wing nut —"

Marsha Blackburn would be Tennessee's first woman senator.

"— And you know what?

I say that's all right.

Bring it on."

She shoots a gun in one of her ads,

while adding a feminizing touch.

"I shoot skeet, have a concealed

carry permit for the gun that I do pack in my purse."

"Our mom, Kristi Noem, asked us

to tell you a little bit about her plan for South Dakota."

When Republican women show their children,

it usually reinforces an image of traditional values.

"Great.

Hey, girls, don't you have some chores to do?"

"Yes, ma'am."

"And Booker, it's trash day."

"Oh, man."

Kristi Noem will likely be the next governor

of South Dakota.

Her ads show her as a woman in charge —

on the ranch, on the job and in the home.

She also has a sense of humor.

"And I'm also — apparently have become a very bad dancer."

"Terrible."

Still, watch for this punch line.

You'll see a familiar theme:

"But I can still ride a horse.

I can still shoot a gun.

So you know, what else do you need in

the state of South Dakota?"

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How to get Adobe Photoshop for Free (CC 2018) - Duration: 4:54.

Hello everyone, my name is Ashley and today I'm going to show you how you can

get the last version of Adobe Photoshop CC which is the 2018 one and how to

install it. What you need to do first is go to this website, as you can see the

link to it is https://appsbasic.com You will also have a link to it in the video description.

Once you get here look for the app that you need and click on it.

In our case Adobe Photoshop CC 2018. Scroll down and hit the download button.

You will then be asked to verify through survey, click that button and

then a list of surveys pops up as you can see here, you can also see here on

the right side how much it would approximately take for you to complete it.

You can also get to see more surveys by clicking on this button here, this is

because the website is spammed by bots a lot, what we have to do is to complete

one of these surveys, choose whichever you like the most and then you'll be

redirected to the download page.

I'm now going to show you how easy it is to complete one.

In this particular survey I have to answer a few questions and then

enter my email address, this only takes about one or two minutes.

Once you're done completing the survey you'll be redirected to the download page

and once you get here just click on this download button. Now I'm not gonna

download it again as I have already did, as you can see I have it on my desktop.

I will now show you how to install it.

What you need to do first is to download and install WinRAR.

In case you don't already have it, in which I highly doubt but I

will also have a link to it in the video description. After extracting the archive

open up the folder and you will have two files: an ISO file, I'm using Daemon Tools

to mount it and an image with the install notes written on it.

Alright, so let's get to it. What you need to do first and this is extremely important is

to stop your internet connection. I'm gonna do it right now.

We now have to mount this ISO file, again, I'm using Daemon Tools to mount it.

Once you've done that open up the setup file and Photoshop CC will then begin installing

as you can see on the top here. I will now fast forward the video so that you

don't have to wait that long until this completes.

I'll get back to you in a minute.

Alright, now click "accept" and the trial version will open up, we will then close

it and run the patch to get the full version.

Open up the mounted image and you will have a folder called "crack".

Open it and run the patch.

From the drop down list scroll down until you find Adobe

Photoshop CC 2017, the patcher from the 2017 version works just as great for the 2018 one.

Once you've selected it, click install and you will then be asked to

specify a location for the patcher.

The location for almost everyone would be:

Local Disk (C:) > Program Files > Adobe and Adobe Photoshop CC 2018.

Click on this file here and then hit open.

Alright, you can now close the patcher turn the internet back on and enjoy it!

Let me know guys in a comment below if this worked out for you and if you need any help.

Also let me know what other software you'd like to get.

That'd be all guys, I really hope I helped you.

Thanks for watching and good bye!

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Vote for Yourself - IXNAY PAC 2018 Midterms ad - Duration: 0:46.

When you see a political ad on TV,

perhaps produced by some mysterious super PAC,

and its messaging is so foreign to your everyday experience ...

It might be that it's a crappy lie of a commercial.

Pure partisan propaganda.

On the other hand,

if it prompts you to examine your real political interests,

and not those of some phoney baloney professional politician,

then maybe, just maybe...

that's not so bad for American politics.

Know your issues.

Make your choice.

Vote for yourself.

I mean, what are you waiting for?

Everybody's doing it!

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>> On this week's Xamarin show,

I have my good friend Jordan, on to talk

about all the new hotness in Visual Studio for Mac

like Editorconfig and TFEC Support.

So tune in. Welcome back everyone to the Xamarin show.

I'm your host James Montemagno, and today,

I'm really honored to have my good friend Jordan on.

A PM for Visual Studio for Mac.

How's it going Jordan?

>> Hey James, going well. How are you doing?

>> I'm great. I'm glad we figured out

all the Skype issues that we're having,

and screen-sharing, everything's working good.

>> Perfect.

>> So Jordan, maybe tell everyone

a little bit about yourself. Everyone is tuning in.

>> Yes. So I, like you said James,

I work on Visual Studio for Mac.

I've been in the team now

for about a year and a half or so.

So I focus on

the Visual Studio for Mac IDE platform as a whole.

So that comes down to things like

the shared components like the Project Systems Support,

Version Control Tooling, Editor Support,

integration with [inaudible] for our C# editor.

Just all those things

you think about as the core of the IDE,

that's the space that I work on with the team.

>> Got it, yeah. Because now Visual Studio for Mac

does a bunch of stuff right?

So we know that it doesn't want

the Xamarin mobile development partners,

but what else does Visual Studio for Mac can do now?

>> Yeah. So now, it's got-

we also do the ASP Net Core and .Net Core developments.

You could do your console based development

out of there or like I said, ASP.

Net Core Unity is a big one.

Then there's a tooling also and we'll talk

about that in a moment here on Azure functions.

So you can work on like

C# based Azure functions projects.

>> Very cool. So what do you want to talk about

today when it comes to Visual Studio for Mac, Jordan?

>> Yeah.

So we could talk about a bit of what we've got in 7.6

which is the current release that's out,

and then a little preview of things

to come in the 7.7 release which will be next up.

There're previews out now,

a preview of some of the stuff we're talking about today

may actually be out by the time everybody sees this video.

>> Very cool. I'm really excited because you

sneak-peeked the little bit of what you're going to show,

and I didn't even know that

some of the stuff was out yet,

so I'm really excited to take a look.

So yeah, let's hop over to your PC or your Mac

and now let's take a look.

>> Cool. I will give the caveat

that I'm also running

on an early Dev build for a few things here,

so I think we got it worked out,

we won't have any surprises.

>> Sure.

>> But it's that early sneak peek fans though,

we're always a good pointing I think.

Cool. So let me show you first we were

mentioned Visual Studio for Mac 7.6.

I'll just call up the big themes for the release.

A lot of what we've done

and this carries forward into 7.7 as well as

around the performance and reliability of the IDEs,

really around the text editor.

We hear folks loud and clear,

that's been a common point of feedback

and we're doing a lot of work on that.

So that's been a lot of the work in 7.6 was on that.

Then a key feature that we had

was Azure Functions support,

taking what I've had

in the preview in the product for a while

and moving to having full project templates port

for Azure Functions.

So I can give you a quick peek at

that there and then talk about the

one of the other thing in preview right now

as team foundation version controls.

It's like if you're using TFs or Azure

DevOps with the TFVC Repo format.

>> Very cool, yeah. Let's make sure you

get your screen-sharing up there.

>> Okay.

>> Perfect. That looks great.

>> So I mentioned real quick on Azure Functions.

So I've got my sample project here

as a Mobile CRM project.

What we're going to do is,

I want to add an Azure function that you could use

for say when somebody new

is being added into the CRM system,

a new contact record,

I may want to have something fire off so we're going

to create an Azure function.

>> These are all the different project templates,

you were scrolling through those up there.

We were just talking about some ASP.Net

core and then you selected.

Where did you select that one at?

It's under cloud.

>> Yeah. Here it was under the cloud option you can

pick our Azure Functions option.

>> Perfect.

>> That's another end product by default.

There's nothing extra you install.

If you've got Visual Studio for Mac,

you've got this option in here for Azure Functions.

>> Oh cool.

>> Azure Functions doesn't let

you use serverless computing.

I can define how my functions are going to run up,

hosted in Azure, using Azure resources,

I don't need to even do any special deployment or

setup of a VM or anything in the cloud.

The tooling here will show going through it.

I can just create this function in here and deploy it

from the project of VM for Macs straight on up to Azure.

>> Nice. What are

all these different templates that you have in here?

>> Yeah. So, what

we've got there's a few different templates.

These are the same ones you'd also have over

in Visual Studio on Windows.

These are options for Azure Functions

like an HTTP trigger.

As you'd expect, you'd could kick that off from

any HTTP requests like in a browser window even.

Timer trigger for scheduled events,

Queue trigger that, you can queue up events to run.

Blob triggers and I don't know that much like the durable

functions orchestration for example,

but these are some standard sets of templates you

have for working with Azure Functions.

>> Cool. So, any of those events are commands.

So you're going to create an HTTP one?

>> Yeah. The walk-through we've got here too.

If you were to do something like say a timer trigger,

you'll see the Visual Studio for Mac,

the template provides you some fields for doing

custom configurations of these functions

if they have inputs they need.

>> Cool.

>> If it's a HDP trigger, it's pretty straightforward.

There's some access permissions you could change,

and otherwise it's going to create and add

this to our solution.

>> Yeah. It's nice that when you're

selecting different templates it knows exactly and

helps you on the next step as far as

what's required for the setup which is really nice.

>> Yeah, and if you'd ever,

if you've worked with the Azure Functions,

the product before the 7.6 release,

we still have the templates but they

were through another command.

We didn't have them right at the start,

so that was a nice new change to just bringing

that as soon as you create a function,

you get a common set of templates you can work with.

>> Yeah, very cool.

>> So I'm going to it. What I've done

is it's created our function,

I'm going to start it running here,

and this will let me run this locally

with the Azure Functions runtime,

so I can do some local debugging and working on this

before I deploy it up to Azure.

You can see here if you look there

some definitions of what our function name would be.

This is an HTTP trigger function so it can define,

that allows "Get" and "Post" commands,

you can define some security settings here.

>> Very cool.

Did you set that one as the startup project?

>> Nope. You're keeping me honest, good catching.

So I'm going to go ahead and set this as

our startup project and

we'll get the function to start running.

>> So you're actually building and then

debugging a function locally with Visual Studio for Mac?

>> Yeah. So this will let me before I go on

and commit all the way and I push it up to Azure,

I can debug the function locally,

make sure it's working the way I want,

and it has full debugging support like you see here.

It's coming up with

our usual locals like Call Stack Windows.

>> Of course you're actually running

the Azure Functions CIL. That's cool.

>> So it'll pop up. This is like you said,

the Azure Function CLI is running here.

It's going to give me a URL in a moment which

is what I can put into my web browser

to actually execute the function.

>> Cool.

>> So we'll grab that.

On this one, this function

takes a query string parameter.

So I can put your name on in there,

and it's going to execute the function if we switch back

here to Visual Studio.

We'll see the breakpoints,

should be hid here in just a moment. There we go.

>> Nice.

>> So now I'm here and I could go further along,

I can do our step-overs.

You'll see that from the query string,

it's going to get the name parameter and so,

all the debugging tool and you expect from

the idea experience is there for you

working on your Azure function.

>> Very cool. That's awesome.

>> I just want to hit and hit "Run",

and I'm going to switch

back again to the browser and there we go,

our function ran and now it's here.

>> Best Azure function ever. I love it.

>> So as a final step, let's say that's perfect,

that's exactly what I wanted.

I can come in and through

the publish action here by right-clicking on the project,

choosing publish as a publish to Azure option.

This is going to take for my accounts that

are signed into the IDE.

I can see my existing subscriptions,

if I don't have any I could add

a new one from this dialog.

We'll give you a quick example

of how the setup process looks like.

So for example, I was playing with one function

for the CRM system the other day.

So now, I can see it here in the list.

I could come in and create a new service.

This walk me through the different steps I need if I want

to use a different subscription for this,

the standard things you'd expect for working with

setting up your environment to publish to Azure.

>> Very cool.

>> Then when I'm all done here, I'm not going to go,

I'll still take a little while but I click "Create",

it will create the App service plan for me and then

I can push this function up there,

and be able to start working with it,

now right out Azure right away.

>> Very cool. Nice.

>> So that's one thing that's in 7.6 today.

Another one we should hit on real quick,

one of my favorites is around EditorConfig.

So if you aren't familiar with it,

EditorConfig is a way that you can actually

specify at a solution level or a project level,

code formatting preferences or different rules,

things like the indentations,

how many spaces you want on an indentation.

What we're going to do is use

one here that is from I believe

it's a Xamarin essentials project

that has some handy rules in it.

So what I'm doing to add an EditorConfig

in this case, I could right-click,

add a new text file name it. EditorConfig,

and there's lots of great resources online

on what those settings are named

or what your options you have.

In this case, I'm going to use

an existing file that I downloaded.

On the Mac, by default,

anything with a dot

at the beginning of its name is hidden.

So if you want to see these files,

I've gone in this case.

I went to "Add files",

I've navigated to where this file is on disk.

On my keyboard, I'm hitting the,

it's called the "Command shift" period there,

and that opens up, and shows that hidden files.

So now, I can select.EditorConfig.

>> Cool.

>> Let's add that in here. Few options,

I'm just going to copy it into the current directory.

>> So this is like-

>> We were looking at the Azure function project.

Let me switch over here,

I can open up this file,

which is one of the files in

my project service for working with accounts.

>> Got it. So the EditorConfig is like for my team or

project and I can carry my settings

across the IDEs basically.

So, if this work in Visual Studio over here,

I can create my code formatting rules

that I want. Does that sound right?

>> Right, exactly.

>> Cool.

>> So, if I open up that one real quick for example here,

EditorConfig, you can see some defaults in

this project for how to work with indentation sizes.

We look at XML files for example,

and they get a couple of spaces C sharp, four spaces.

Then there are even some rules specific

to.Net like this var keyword here.

You can actually say, where you like

the var keyword to be used,

versus explicitly calling out

the type of say, a variable in your code.

This file here has a rule that basically says that,

"Eric you're not using

var." I think I'm reading it right?

>> Yeah. So yeah. Always use it everywhere.

>> Prefer to use key var. Yeah.

So if we take our account repository here,

you'll see that I've got an explicit type called

out for the accounts and-.

>> There we go, I see a little light bulb there.

>> Yeah, this actually

is showing a new feature that's coming up in 7.7,

but this will call out that rule.

Its saying that again, it's actually

this little error of the light bulb that shows up here,

and shows you that you should be using

var instead of the explicit type.

So, based on that EditorConfig file,

it preferred to use var everywhere.

So, when you get this light bulb,

normally you get a little squiggle here too as a warning.

Looks like I found a bug in there,

local like early preview that I mentioned.

But you get a little squiggle there,

and then you could come in,

and you see previews for ways you could

address this code change.

I'm going to just click the option here to use var,

and now we'll change it up for me.

>> Very cool, and then it changes back

the little wrench there,

so then, those gives you some additional.

>> Yes and I get these as

just general changes of recommendations,

suggestions you could make to your code.

This is something that, it was in

Visual Studio and Windows

came out a while ago with there's.

There's been a light bulb icon for bed,

now there's three states of an error light bulb or

the screwdriver with things you could do.

The error light bulb is as an error situation,

here are some ways to fix it.

Then, a light bulb is a suggestion,

like these are things you should do to your code.

>> Cool.

>> A little screwdriver icon here,

shows up for a lot of things.

There's always something you can do to

tweaking your code really, right?

>> Yeah.

>> Options and you can preview what

choosing that refactoring for

example would do to your code.

>> Very cool. I like that. I like

that it just picked it up,

showed me there's an error immediately,

and then are able to refactor to me,

and still able to fix up that error.

I'm a huge EditorConfig,

and especially when I open work in

the open-source because everyone has

different ways of compiling a code, different IDEs.

So it's nice to have this working everywhere.

>> Yeah. Okay, so that was a little,

sensor didn't give us the squiggle here,

it jumped us ahead a little bit to

a sneak peak on one of those features.

But, if you did this in

the 7.6 release that's out right now,

you would have seen a squiggle there from

the EditorConfig would be the difference.

If anybody's trying this out before 7.7,

and a light bulb support is in.

So, let me come back in a moment on the editor stuff.

I want to finish up

on some of the things you can do in 7.6 today.

>> Okay.

>> So, the last thing I can show real quick here is

our support for TFVC.

Now What TFVC, is it's another repo format.

Like you have Git repos,

you can use a TFVC,

it's the Team Foundation Version Control.

It's a format that's been in Team Foundation Server,

TFS for a long time.

That was like the original source control format

you're working with a TFS.

>> Got it, yeah.

>> So, this was a very common request for customers.

Like one of our top requests to have

some support for Team Foundation Server,

and working with those repos.

So, you have right now in the 7.6 and 7.7,

there's this preview extension you can get by going

into the extensions of the IDE.

If you go in here to the gallery tab,

you can actually find under version control

this option for the TFVC extension.

So, you can install this today, it's a preview,

and we're working to buy our 7.7 release.

We're working to get this, pretty

much to the release quality,

like get out of preview states.

We're in the final rounds of addressing bugs primarily.

The user interface is pretty much set on this extension.

Now, it's like fixing

different connectivity issues and such.

>> Very cool. What all can I do inside that extensions?

Because I know that Visual Studio

from Mac alredy has Git support

and support for other types of repositories.

So, what else can I do in this thing?

>> Yeah, so right now, this specifically

works for TFVC support.

So in this example here,

I've gone and I connected up to my Azure DevOps instance,

formally Visual Studio Team Services

for anybody that hadn't copped the rebrand yet.

So, Azure DevOps, I've got this project setup there,

and inside of that project, it has a few Git repos

as well as some TFVC repos.

Now, this extension is just adding

support for TFVC right now.

When you look ahead down

our roadmap toward the A point of the product,

we actually bring these all in-product where

TFVC and Git from Azure DevOps are

in this same interface that will flow more naturally.

For now, it's just TFVC is

what we're unblocking if you will with this extension.

>> Got it.

>> So, I can come in, and I can browse and

connect to my TFVC repos.

In this click case, I could set up a workspace,

which is something you need with TFVC or use an

existing one and connect to that.

For the sake of speed here,

I've already got a connection locally to that repo.

So, let me just show you one last thing.

I can go into the source control explorer,

and this lets me view

the folder structure and the files that are up in TFVC.

>> All right.

>> So, I can navigate my training repo,

and if I don't have it locally, I could map it,

which is the thing you do in a workspace,

to map the stuff up in TFVC to a folder locally.

Or if you do already have it

local like this project I've already

got mapped locally for my source files,

I could come and get latest version.

So, I've got the ability to do

all the essential stuff as far

as I connect to a TFVC repo,

bring it down locally, check it out.

I can lock files,

I can add more files into the repo,

I can get the latest versions of those.

If I make a change,

I can commit, and when I commit,

I've got the ability to associate

it with a work item like a bug.

So, if you're trying to fix a bug, very

common that you've got it reported up in Azure DevOps,

and when you go to do the commit, you

want to associate those two,

so you have the history track there.

So, it supports that workflow,

and that's what we really focus on

make it possible to get your code,

change your code, commit it, and track it with a bug.

>> Yeah, super cool. So, it's a little bit more than

just with that little initial box that connects,

you can actually do a lot of nice stuff.

That's really cool. Very cool.

>> So with that,

let's round it out real quick here

with some of the stuff that's coming if that sounds good.

All that you saw just there beyond

the little sneak peek at the light bulbs,

all of that is in 7.6 today.

>> Oh cool.

>> The TFVC support,

again go on into the extensions,

gallery, and you can get it

under the version control category and try it out.

Now, looking ahead toward our 7.7 release,

and even a little bit further toward 8.0 which

will be the next big major version of the IDE.

The big things for our work again are

around performance and reliability,

really I'm addressing reports

we've had of a typing performance issues,

there are various issues

across the IDE around just perf is a common theme.

We've done a lot of work to better

proactively identify where are the perf button X,

do targeted improvements on

those over the past few releases.

In the 7.7 release,

the editor has a very big space focus there.

We've had probably about over

190 bug fixes at this point,

just around all these different optimizations and

focused efforts of performance and reliability issues.

The reports we've had

through our developer community site,

so there's a lot of goodness in

there from the editor perspective.

Some big changes you can see

feature wise beyond the light bulb,

which we talked about the light bulb

states and the screwdriver.

We have taken and we've replaced the way we

do brace completion or like automatic quote insertion.

We're actually using Rosalind

to do that and integrate in the IDE,

versus before that wasn't something we had

adopted yet in our editor from Rosalind.

We had our own way of doing that,

so now we swap that in with the Rosalind experience,

as well as automatic indentation and formatting.

So, that will vastly improve some of

your editing experiences working with brace completion,

and quotes, and new lines.

So, for example, I've got this array

of accounts and their addresses.

If I go in and I add a new one here,

I'll talk as I'm typing because it's really hard to see

these things on the screen.

But in this case, I'm putting down open curly and

it automatically inserts a new curly if I hit "Enter".

It nicely formats and some formatting on those for you,

respecting the spacing and

the indentation stays relative.

Put on a company name here.

You'll see the quotes are

automatically inserted from here and I can get type

over too if I hit a-

And quote will just type right over it,

stay out of the way of my flow of typing

rather than doing some weird things

were double quotes show up

and there's some confusion that can happen around that.

So, those little tweaks there

become pretty significant as you work with

source and then things like

this example of code here where you're flowing

through the curly braces and an indentation and

just gets out of your way and now a lot more.

>> Yeah. It's really nice because often,

I'm switching between Visual Studio and Visual Studio for

Mac and I still type the same way,

even though it's a different keyboard.

But it's really nice to see these improvements

that since I'm so used to just the flow,

and some of the common things that are standard now,

especially with those curly braces,

its one of my favorite things to go and delete it,

now, it just seems like it formats everything for me.

>> Yeah.

>> Very cool. You mentioned

that there's a Dev communities.

They're a way for people to submit

problems and submit new features that they want?

>> Yes. Good question.

Actually, to go in the IDE,

all that you can get to right from our help menu.

>> Okay.

>> So, if you come in, this was also

another thing that changed up in 7.6,

which is our Report a Problem Tool.

So now, before we will

take you out to the developer community site,

now we've brought that into

the IDE and this helps streamline,

reporting a problem to us.

>> Oh wow.

>> You can see problems you're following

along with that you may have reported.

I could come in and say report a problem,

I get some tips for how to set this up

guide and walk through how to create a new report.

Show one thing here.

What really helps us out

is I can do things like include a screenshot,

and for attachments, here we've got a quick button that

would let you grab all of your log files.

>> Wow, cool.

>> That's a common thing we need do when

we're troubleshooting issues

down into Xamarin Tools or the idea as a whole is,

you report an issue,

one of the first things we come back with is,

could you please attach

your log files so we can take a look?

Now with this report, a problem tools,

a lot quicker to grab a screenshot throughout in

there at your log files

and streamline that process for us.

>> Very cool. Yeah, I love that.

It's actually something

that I have to do from time to time

and even going through this when I'm

using new previews or something I'm like,

Oh, there's this little thing,

and maybe it's not working

exactly how I want and it's good to give

a feedback and let us know

what's going on. Very cool, Jordan.

>> Then you also mentioned

as far as providing suggestions,

final thing there. Again, help menu.

If you choose the provider's suggestion option,

this now takes you to the new feature suggestion

functionality up on the developer community website.

So immediately, I can come in here

and make a suggestion

for something that we could change in the product.

This goes straight to us,

where you can also

go out to the developer community site,

and there's this feature section,

under which you can go and add

your own votes for something you may want.

We talked about TFS Version Control,

so there's an item representing it.

This was a recent change to by the way

using developer community for suggestions.

We used to be on user voice,

so we've moved a lot

of different items and we're overtime

moving some more items from user voice over to

here and then we pick up the voting on this website.

>> Oh, nice.

>> So now you can come in and

upload this option on the page,

add some comments, keep up to date

with what's going on here.

You'll see too that where

the status on these items gets updated too.

So, when something's brand-new, we got a little bit

of a turn around and then we'll come around and

we'll flag it as under review and you can go and read

all about the there's "Help link" here on the Dev,

com site about how suggestions work

and a task about the way the statuses work and

what are time frames are for responding on these.

So, this is a good spot to

go and see what do we already have

on our road-map, what's under review,

what are some new ideas and help us

understand what you need from

the IDE, what we could do to improve it.

>> Awesome, that's super helpful.

Yeah, it's always I guess a great to

give feedback and know exactly where to go now. Cool.

>> Cool.

>> Anything else that you wanted to show off at

all or is that rounding about it?

>> That's rounding about it for now.

My last call outs for anybody to is if you're interested,

we talked about road-map.

You can take a look, we have a published road-map for

Visual Studio for Mac right now that talks about

work coming up in our 7.7 release, 8.0.

We'll move this further to other releases

as time goes by but this is

a real good summary page here

for what's the top of our minds right now.

This includes the Xamarin tooling

which I didn't talk about a whole lot today,

but these includes the initial ideas

for Xamarin tooling and VS for Mac,

what's coming up and see in 8.0.

Yeah, there's also a blog post that tees up where we're

starting to go with Visual Studio for Mac 8.0.

So, depending on when

this video gets published and everybody sees it,

this post may be old news,

could be new news, but it's still

relevant talking about where we're going with 8.0,

and so it's a nice summary of

what we're planning to do there,

and it adds a little bit around of the discussion around

the road-map that we've now rolled out to

start talking more openly about the plans there.

>> Well, awesome.

Yeah, thank you again Jordan for coming on,

trying of all this brand new feature, that is great.

I'll put links to everything in the show notes below.

Until next time, this has been another Xamarin Show.

Go check out all the brand new

features in Visual Studio for Mac,

and tell Jordan what

you want for everything. I guess he's over there.

I was pointing on my computer but he's there.

So until next time,

this has been the Xamarin Show,

I'm James. Thanks for watching.

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Educational videos for kids | It's OK to make mistakes | Learn resilience | Pevan and Sarah - Duration: 2:04.

♫ It's Pevan & Sarah ♫

Hi Cubs, Sarah's very excited about doing some coloring in. Which colour will you

choose Sarah?

That's great concentrating, Sarah. You're staying inside the lines. Make sure you

keep focusing on your work, Sarah. Sarah? Sarah?

Whoopsy, you were daydreaming. Uh oh!

Oh, stop it Sarah! Are you hurt? Has the world exploded? Is colouring

outside the lines the worst thing that's ever happened to you? Making mistakes is

an important part of learning. Colouring-in takes lots of focus and

concentration. Do you think you can try it again?

Well done! You've learned from your mistake, your picture looks great, Sarah!

So remember Cubs, it's okay to make mistakes!

yum-yum-yum-yum

ha ha ha ha!

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From Flipping Burgers to Investing in Real Estate: Working for a company that encourages growth! - Duration: 2:10.

my name is Mazin and I've been with Progressive now for about four years

before I worked at Progressive used to referee Cubs league soccer I worked at

Mandarin as a busboy and I also worked at Harveys flipping patties benefits

that I've enjoyed from working here well first and foremost is financial

management and independence so where here's allowed me to invest in real

estate which is something people only dream of and they do by the time they're

30 or 40 years old so so being able to do that at a young age has really really

changed my life the second thing that's made a big difference for me is the fact

that I'm surrounded by like-minded individuals and you know what I mean by

that is positive excited goal-oriented Purpose Driven people and we have a good

team dynamic and we always keep each other going throughout the days the

third benefit I've had from working here I would say just overall being a more

confident person a better communicator more charismatic and just working on my

weaknesses and developing my strengths what I've enjoyed most about working at

PHS if I have to pick one I would say just overall having fun in the work

environment a lot of places I mean places that I've worked before

have been pretty boring there's not a lot of people just don't have fun in

general as well as the traveling so we do company vacations one or two a year

we've been to France Italy Spain Greece we've been to Cuba st. Lucia

so traveling is a big thing for me because I absolutely love it and I would

recommend Progressive to anybody that's looking to accomplish their goals

looking to become financially independent people that are driven

excited individuals and if you have those qualities then progressive is a

perfect fit for you so so thanks so much

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jess ♥ music: Recording djent vocals for „Cycles" - Duration: 3:17.

Hi Youtube!

Today I'm doing music again and this time, I found this really cool person called Julian

on YouTube who is an amazing musician.

And I'm gonna do vocals for a song he wrote which is called „Cycles", or at least

I think it's called Cycles.

So yeah, I'm gonna be trying shit out, I hope you enjoy.

Watch and listen.

This is

enough for a sneak peek, I think.

The full song and hopefully maybe a music video will come soon on my bandcamp and/or

Julian's soundcloud or YouTube or whatever.

Also, hit Julian's YouTube channel, he is an amazing musician.

I can recommend it!

And see you in the next video.

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A Place For Peanut Offers Hope For Horses And Humans Alike - Duration: 5:14.

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Arranging for Solo Guitar: Melodic Embellishment Ideas | Berklee Online - Duration: 5:52.

So far, we've been talking quite a bit about chords and harmony.

But let's not forget that the most important thing

that we hear in any song is melody.

We're going to be playing a lot of solo guitar material.

A lot of this comes from how we interpret the melody.

And that word "the interpretation" is very important.

How do we interpret a melody?

If we take, for example--

[PLAYS "HAPPY BIRTHDAY"]

You get the idea, right?

OK.

How about this.

[EMBELLISHES "HAPPY BIRTHDAY"]

Same song?

Yeah, more or less, but certainly a lot more interesting to listen to.

Now, appropriate?

Well, it depends whose birthday are doing,

and do they understand anything about contemporary creative improvisational

music?

The idea is to take an existing melody, particularly

a melody that might have been played the same way 15 million times, and saying,

how am I going to interpret that melody in a way that's unique to me?

How am I going to make this so personal that when somebody hears it,

they say, oh, yeah, that's John's version of whatever the song might be.

So let's take a very standard song, "Autumn Leaves,"

and listen to the original melody of the first eight bars

the way it was originally written.

I'm going to play it in the upper octave here because I think you'll

hear it better and melodically up here.

[PLAYS "AUTUMN LEAVES"]

Isn't that boring?

Look at some of the examples that I've got.

I'm going to take it back down to the lower octave.

Here's the original first two bars.

[PLAYS "AUTUMN LEAVES"]

Rhythmic anticipation--

[EMBELLISHES "AUTUMN LEAVES"]

--same notes, rhythmically I just varied it

a little bit so it makes more logical sense.

Here's another one, 1, 2, 3, 4 1.

[RHYTHMICALLY ANTICIPATES "AUTUMN LEAVES"]

All anticipated there.

Here's one with a delay, 1, 2, 3, 4, 1.

[RHYTHMICALLY DELAYS "AUTUMN LEAVES"]

Here's one with a lower neighbor.

This is often referred to as a chromatic note.

And lower neighbor means we're going down chromatic and then coming

back, 1, 2, 3, 4, 1.

[EMBELLISHES "AUTUMN LEAVES"]

An upper neighbor, 2, 3, 4, 1.

[EMBELLISHES "AUTUMN LEAVES"]

Not chromatic this time.

Could be though.

Suppose I turn to chromatic.

[EMBELLISHES "AUTUMN LEAVES"]

That could work.

Next one with a couple of chromatic approaches in it, 1, 2, 3, 4, 1.

[EMBELLISHES "AUTUMN LEAVES"]

And the next one also with some chromatics-- in fact,

there's a double chromatic approach in here, 1, 2, 3, 4, 1.

[EMBELLISHES "AUTUMN LEAVES"]

Are you still hearing "Autumn Leaves?"

You should.

It's more hidden now, but it should still be there.

Next one, 3, 4, 1.

[EMBELLISHES "AUTUMN LEAVES"]

That was a double chromatic approach coming down.

[PLAYS DESCENDING NOTES]

Next one, 1, 2, 3, 4, 1.

[EMBELLISHES "AUTUMN LEAVES"]

Indirect resolution-- that means ultimately my resolving goal

is to get to that note.

And I got to it from B below it and the D above it.

Listen to that again, 3, 4, 1.

[EMBELLISHES "AUTUMN LEAVES"]

So now let me come up with one that I'm just going

to do this off the top of my head.

Now that you have kind of an awareness of what the beginning of "Autumn

Leaves" sounds like, let me play this how I would normally

play it if I'm on a gig, 1, 2, 3, 4, 1.

[EMBELLISHES "AUTUMN LEAVES"]

That was the first 16 bars.

Oftentimes you'll look at a lead sheet from any type of fake books filled

with all of these standard tunes, and if you read the music exactly as written

in the songbook, you're going to play the basic part

of "Autumn Leaves" and other tunes.

But nobody really wants to hear you do that.

That's a learning tool.

And when you're first learning the song, you

should try to learn it as that just so you know

what the basic element of the song is.

But as soon as you've got that, you need to interpret it differently and start

being more creative with how you play them.