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A good story is interesting. People enjoy hearing it. But nothing happens as a result. Nothing changes. A great story on the other hand, moves the needle. It causes people to change the way they think and behave. A great story overcomes objections leading to more sales. It inspires confidence in leadership. It empowers people to make smarter decisions. Great stories told by masterful storytellers not only get you noticed, but they also pay the bills. A great story, like a great product, is money in the bank. If you have aspirations of being hired to speak, train or consult, a great story is the price of admission. Good stories won’t cut it. A good story takes little effort. A great story takes more effort, but the results are dramatic. In this episode, I interview Bill Raymond, a masterful storyteller, corporate speaker, trainer and executive coach. He shares how his stories went from good to great by being more intentional about the process of choosing, crafting and delivering his stories. He gets hired to tell his signature stories. Good stories quickly fade from memory. Great stories stick with the listener long after the storyteller leaves the room. The listener not only remembers the story, but they also ruminate on the meaning of the story and the relevance of the lesson in their own life. If you want to make a difference in people’s lives and be remembered long after you’re done speaking, you need great stories. Contact Doug Stevenson at: doug🤍dougstevenson.com 🤍storytelling-in-business.com
Bill Raymond, award-winning GoSkills.com instructor, showcases the top ten Microsoft Project features to plan and manage your projects in this live webinar. If you are new to GoSkills, be sure to sign up for our newsletter to be notified of future webinars and special offers: 🤍?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=video&utm_campaign=Kvv7_Cdf2JQ GoSkills.com 🤍 Bill Raymond, Microsoft MVP 🤍cambermast.com/
King John interviews Bill Raymond, Biloxi Mississippi’s Executive Planner and Historical Administrator. Music by: Manolo Boudet
In this video, I show you how to use Git and GitHub using Visual Studio Code. This is an up-and-running video, so you will learn the basics. I will teach you the bare minimum you need to know in order to manage your code locally using Visual Studio Code. I will also show you how to synchronize your code with GitHub. I am a beginner and still learning all this myself, so please keep your comments positive and feel free to correct me if I say anything wrong. Times for all the content: 00:16 - What is Git? 01:00 - What is GitHub? 01:57 - What is a repo? What is a local repo? 02:42 - What is a remote repo? What is GitHub? 02:25 - Download Visual Studio Code 03:56 - Create a directory, add some basic code, and test 06:27 - Initialize Git in the directory to create a local repo 07:22 - Stage your code and create an initial commit 10:38 - Overview of what you have done so far 11:01 - Create a repo in GitHub 12:52 - Add a remote and sync to GitHub 14:29 - Perform a Git fetch 15:20 - Sync code from your local Git repo to the remote GitHub repo 17:09 - Create a readme file in the remote GitHub repo 18:49 - Sync the readme file from the remote GitHub repo to the local repo 20:56 - Create a branch in the local repo 26:21 - Sync local code and branch to the remote GitHub repo 27:12 - Sync an individual branch in a local repo to the GitHub repo 28:43 - Clone a GitHub repo down to a local repo 33:00 - Tips and tricks: Shortcut keys 36:02 - Tips and tricks: Using the command line 37:58 - Tips and Tricks: Visual Studio Code extensions
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In this free webinar, Bill Raymond shares his top 10 tips for creating smart, professional reports using Microsoft Project's powerful built-in reporting tool.
Visual Studio 2019 new GitHub User Experience In this video, I show you how to use the new GitHub User Experience with Visual Studio 2019. You will learn how to create a new project on your computer and publish it to GitHub, then you will learn how to update code. If you watched the first Git User Experience video, skip to 7:00. First video: Learn the new Visual Studio 2019 Git (not GitHub) experience 🤍 Sign up for GitHub 🤍 Download Git 🤍 00:00 Intro 00:10 List of chapters in this video 00:34 Add Git features to Visual Studio 2019 01:39 Create a GitHub account 01:53 Download Git 02:20 About branching, master, and main 03:52 Set the default branch name 05:53 Configure Visual Studio 2019 07:00 Create a new project 8:50 Push your project to GitHub 16:12 Make a change locally and push to GitHub (push to remote) 20:21 Merge branches in Visual Studio 2019 22:24 Modify code in GitHub & Fetch in Visual Studio 2019 27:19 Clone your repo from GitHub 28:59 Clone your own code from GitHub to a local repo 34:15 Clone someone else’s code from GitHub to a local repo 38:13 Wrap up
In today's video, Glenn sits down with Bill Raymond on the Agile in Action podcast to talk about setting corporate objectives, achieving alignment, and more! To learn more about Glenn Gow's CEO Coaching services, visit his website at: 🤍 Find Glenn on Social: 🤍 #ceocoaching #ceo #coach #ceocoach #agileinaction #billraymond
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In this video, I share the long history of project management and how agile software development is creating a movement in every industry. I hope you enjoy it. Note: This is part 1 of a 5 part series. Please comment if you would like me to cover more topics. Purchase a license for the full training kit here: 🤍
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In this video, I show you the bare minimum you need to know in order to start working with data in Power BI. This video focuses on data only, so you will not see any fancy reports here. Simple CSV file: 🤍 The video is broken into two sections: Slides and Demos. Here are all the in-video links: Introduction to data: 01:11;29 CSV files (yes I am going there): 01:19;05 SQL databases: 02:25;25 Data warehouses (or OLAP): 03:33;00 Modern applications: 04:44;16 APIs, data endpoints, oData, REST: 05:07;13 XML and JSON: 06:37;17 The good news: 07:43;23 Install Power BI (important tip here!): 08:05;28 Create a Power BI report from a CSV file: 09:09;08 Create a Power BI report from a SQL server: 12:28;21 Model data in Power BI: 14:54;07 Connect to a data warehouse (OLAP, tabular database, etc): 18:52;10 Discovering oData feeds: 20:52;18 Connect to an oData feed in Power BI: 25:01;17 Discover how to access data in a modern application: 26:15;12 Connect to a modern application in Power BI: 28:53;29
In this episode of The Source, we talk with a former CIA officer Ray McGovern about his experience at the CIA and why he decided to return the Intelligence Commendation Medal that he received when he retired in 1990. We also have an in-depth and contextual discussion about the war in Ukraine. Watch our latest videos on similar topics: Seymour Hersh - How America Took Out The Nord Stream Pipeline 🤍 Col. Wilkerson on Ukraine & Nord Stream 🤍 Jeffrey Sachs on Seymour Hersh & Nord Stream Bombing 🤍 Prof. Richard Wolff: The Economics of the US-China Cold War 🤍 The Incident btw. Russian Jets and a US Drone | Dimitri Lascaris 🤍 New Findings on Nord Stream Sabotage 🤍 Former CIA Officer McGovern on Ukraine at UN Security Council 🤍 "The Reality is Ukraine is losing" - Journalist Dimitri Lascaris 🤍 Seymour Hersh & US History of Secret Operations | Prof. Kuznick 🤍 Historian Vijay Prashad on the war in Ukraine: 🤍 Noam Chomsky on Ukraine: 🤍 ABOUT RAY McGOVERN: Raymond McGovern is a former Central Intelligence Agency employee turned political commentator and activist. During his 27 years as a CIA analyst, he was chief of the Soviet Foreign Policy Division in the 1960s and deputy National Intelligence Officer for Western Europe in the 1970s. In the 1980s, he chaired the National Intelligence Estimates and prepared the President's Daily Brief. Upon retirement, he received the CIA's Intelligence Commendation Medal, which he returned in 2006 to protest CIA involvement in torture. In 2003, he co-founded Veteran Intelligence Professionals for Sanity (VIPS). DONATE: ► PayPal: PayPal🤍acTVism.org ► Patreon: 🤍 ► Donate via the "Thanks" option under our YouTube video ► Betterplace (Credit Card inkl.): 🤍 ► Int. Bank Account: DE89430609678224073600 FOLLOW US ONLINE: ► PODCAST: 🤍 ► RUMBLE: 🤍 ► TELEGRAM: 🤍 ► Facebook: 🤍 ► Instagram: 🤍 ► Website: 🤍 ► Twitter: 🤍 ► YouTube: 🤍 Interview topics: 0:00 Introduction 0:56 Ray McGovern's CIA Biography 8:13 CIA's Torture Program 18:25 The War in Ukraine 46:31 Counter Arguments #trending #cia #ukraine #ukrainewar #russia #nato #germany #unitedstates
Memorial Parade for Provincial Old Bill Raymond Walker held at the VC Hall at Flame Lily Park on Saturday 11 March at 14H00
Visual Studio 2019 has replaced the Team Explorer with a new Git User Experience. If you never used Git or the new experience, sit back and enjoy this full-length training video. Here are all the links to the chapters. You can also scrub to them on the YouTube player. 00:00 Intro 00:10 List of chapters 00:26 Add git features to Visual Studio 2019 01:24 Configure Visual Studio 2019 04:10 Create a Visual Studio project 05:18 Add your code to a local git repository 11:17 Create a code branch & make changes 17:28 Merge branches 19:46 Code comparison 22:56 Revert code commits. Or, how to fix a screwup :-) 25:25 Delete a branch 27:54 Modify the main branch 29:30 Tips & Tricks: working with uncommitted files 32:39 Rename master to main 35:10 Intro to next video: Working with GitHub Download Visual Studio 2019: 🤍 Download Git: 🤍 The online Git book: 🤍
In this video, I walk you through the bare minimum steps required to create a CI/CD (continuous integration/continuous deployment) pipeline using Visual Studio, GitHub, Azure DevOps, and the Azure cloud. Quick reference: 00:48;25 - No flame :-) 00:58;07 - Start setup requirements 00:58;07 - Install Visual Studio 2019 01:09;25 - Download GitHub 01:14;05 - Create Azure account 01:17;08 - Create Azure DevOps account 01:24;09 - Create Visual Studio project 02:02;04 - Add Visual Studio project to a GitHub repository 02:28;21 - Create an Azure web app 04:21;25 - Create new CI build pipeline 08:33;14 - Test the CI build pipeline 09:57;16 - Create new CD Azure release pipeline 13:30;18 - Test the CD release pipeline 15:36;02 - Edit YAML file to fix CD release pipeline error 16:58;27 - Test the CD release pipeline with YAML fix 18:42;00 - Add a badge 19:43;00 - Wrap up Want to learn about how to use Visual Studio and GitHub? Try my other video first: 🤍 Pre-requisites: Visual Studio 2019 (any version, including the free Community Edition) 🤍 A free (or paid) GitHub account: 🤍 A free (or paid) Azure DevOps subscription 🤍 A free (or paid) Azure cloud subscription 🤍 At 15:36, I walk you through a ZIP file problem with the YML (YAML) file. Here is the setting I added: - task: PublishBuildArtifacts🤍1
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In this video, I show you how to connect Visual Studio and GitHub. This video focuses on new users just getting started and only uses the UI, rather than the command prompt. I am a beginner, so please keep your comments positive :-) Times for the primary content: 0:25 Install VS Git and GitHub support 1:42 Add Git to a new or existing project 5:02 Publish from VS to GitHub, option 1 11:02 Publish from VS to GitHub, option 2 8:50 Clone from GitHub to VS 11:38 Basic GitHub usage 23:15 Wrap-up Times for the Basic GitHub usage area: 12:38 Create and edit a branch locally 15:21 Commit changes locally 16:11 Push from VS to GitHub 17:31 View history 18:26 Revert code changes 19:30 Merge branches 21:18 Sync from GitHub to VS 23:15 Wrap-up
Bill Raymond, host of the Agile in Action with Bill Raymond podcast, spoke with Kathleen Walch and David Schmelzer. They discussed how to deliver AI solutions. Bill also put this video together in 15 minutes to highlight the performance gains AI provides, but also to show the importance of the human being in the process. Text generated from a prompt using ChatGPT 🤍 Speaker, transcript, text display, and audiogram automatically generated using Descript (the following is an affiliate link): 🤍?lmref=p3tjuQ Background videos are provided by image stock providers within the Descript app. Listen to the Agile in Action with Bill Raymond podcast: 🤍 Listen to the AI Today podcast: 🤍
Bell 1061. Music by Jerome Kern and lyrics by Otto Harbach and Oscar Hammerstein II. Written for the Broadway show Sunny (1925).
In this episode shelly spills the tea about Usain Bolt and SSL Scamming, Tracking down Bolt's 12 Million Dollars. Jean Panton from SSL Confess. Shelly claps back at DJNUFFY with Hon. Edward Seaga DUB and tells Koffee to be free and don't listen to Footah Hype. In our Teatime Section, Shelly Discuss White Collar Crime and pressing issues that is affecting Jamaica.
David chats with Bill Raymond, the Biloxi Historical Administrator, about the beauty and history of the Saenger Theater, and how the theater can play a large role in the master plans for Downtown Biloxi.
The famous "You can call me Ray" guy in a commercial for Natural Light beer from 1978.
In this video, I show you how to add a featured image thumbnail next to each post in the Jekyll blog roll (list of posts). Before you begin, watch Part 1 to add the images to your site: 🤍 Check it out live: 🤍 Get the repo: 🤍 (branch: add-featured-image-to-posts) Follow me on Twitter 🤍billraymonde 🤍 Topic links: Intro | 00:00 Setup the environment | 00:30 Locate the files to edit | 01:50 Add the featured image to the blog roll | 02:33 Add the default featured image to the blog roll | 03:56 Style the images | 06:07 Wrap up | 08:04
Download Descript here: 🤍 Please note the link above is an affiliate link, which I would appreciate your using. This video is not sponsored by Descript. Descript is a powerful document-based audio editing product with AI technology that will make your podcast sound amazing. I created this video because I like the product and am not affiliated with the company or product. You can listen to my podcast here: 🤍 Get a copy of Descript here: 🤍 00:00 Introduction 00:28 Get started 01:18 Create a Descript project 01:54 Add audio files and transcribe 02:36 Review the audio 04:35 Remove filler words 06:35 Remove unwanted audio 08:31 Rules to live by 09:54 Edit the transcription 12:17 Remove content 13:36 Use overdub to fix your words 16:28 Use Studio Sound for a professional polish 18:11 Publish your podcast 20:16 End
This is a commenter request video! I show you how to add the app_data folder and any SQL databases from your Visual Studio project into your Git and GitHub repos. Keep in mind, this video is showing you how to do it, but it is not a best practice. You should really be sharing your scripts to create the database, tables, etc., rather than the actual database. But hey, there is probably a good reason to do it, so here is how!
Working with Jekyll Data, Part 2 The three primary built-in Jekyll data elements you can programmatically access are posts (blog posts), pages (markdown or html), and the _config.yml file. In this video, I get you started working with that out-of-box data. Jekyll uses a highly intuitive programming language called Liquid to access data, so I recommend you bookmark the docs from that site (it was developed by Shopify): 🤍 The Jekyll Docs are a valuable resource to lean more about using Jekyll-specific data: 🤍 Please follow me on Twitter 🤍billraymonde 🤍 Topic links: Intro | 0:00 Review the project | 00:21 Liquid overview and VSC extensions | 04:29 Get blog post data | 05:29 Get page data | 09:19 Get data from config.yml | 11:42 Use the limit parameter (first post) | 15:04 Use the offset parameter (all other posts) | 17:34 Use offset and limit together (specific number of posts) | 18:39 Extend built-in Jekyll data (add a new field to a post) | 19:44 Add Jekyll data to your html (create a link to a post) | 22:29
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In this slides-only video, I walk you through the basics of GitHub Pages. You will learn how it works, some best practices I plan to adopt (and why), along with some useful background information. In future videos, I will demonstrate how to use GitHub Pages. How to install a local Jekyll dev environment: 🤍 Part 2: The Basics 🤍 Part 3: Blogging with Jekyll 🤍
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In this video, I show you the bare minimum you need to know to get started with GitHub Pages. You may be aware that a technology called Jekyll is used for GitHub Pages. I will address Jekyll in another video. Part 1: About GitHub Pages 🤍 Part 3: Blogging with Jekyll 🤍 Video content 00:29 - Create a new repo 00:48 - Edit a markdown file 02:21 - Enable GitHub Pages to the new repo 04:02 - Create a new index.md file for the home page for the new repo 05:20 - Learn how to see when a page has been deployed to GitHub Pages 06:39 - Create a new index.html file for the home page for the new repo 08:24 - Page display priority (index.html, index.md, README.md) 09:29 - Select a theme 12:32 - Add a new page to the GitHub Pages repo15:07 - Add GitHub Pages to a “docs” folder 16:55 - Add GitHub Pages to a “gh-pages” branch 19:10 - Basic local development (not using Jekyll) 21:51 - A note about Jekyll GitHub’s “Mastering markdown” website 🤍
Jekyll is a popular Jamstack static site generator. You do not need a database back-end, and it uses industry-standard HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to create sites. Most developers build and test their Jekyll sites locally. This video covers how to install Jekyll locally on your Mac. While this video works for any Mac, it was tested on the new Apple Silicon platform (in my case, a MacBook Pro with M1). To get all the instructions I include in his video, read the README file on this GitHub repo: 🤍 00:00 Intro 00:26 What is Jekyll 01:21 Prepare your computer 01:56 Run the Terminal app 02:34 Install Brew and the Xcode Utilities 05:17 Install Ruby 09:51 Install Jekyll and Bundler 11:53 Configure .gitignore (optional) 12:14 Create a Jekyll site to validate the installation 18:09 Run Jekyll 19:29 Stop Jekyll 19:59 Recap
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