G'day, how you going? My name is Tech and welcome to Bootlossophy. I acknowledge the Wajik people who are the traditional custodians of the lands that I live and work on. For those of you who know me, you know that Bootlossophy is a boot review channel, but I got this great jacket that I haven't taken off since I got it, so I thought I'd talk about it this week. This is Flint and Tinder's fleece lined waxed trucker jacket. A couple of things first up. Firstly, Flint and Tinder is online men's gear retailer, Hubberry's house brand, so you can buy this from the Hubberry website basically, which I'll put a link to below. Second, Hubberry sent me this jacket to review, but I've made no commitment to say nice things about it, and like all my boot reviews, I will be very clear about what I honestly think. Third, I have to admit, a trucker jacket is not one of my favorite styles of jackets.  My less than enthusiastic view of trucker jackets also comes from my youth, I think, when Levi's denim trucker jackets were on everyone's shoulders, but I never really caught on to see the logic in them. If I had a jacket, I'd like it for warmth, so something more than denim was required, so I thought. As for the denim trucker style, I mean, I don't know, I don't really feel it, so I approached this jacket with a similar cautiousness. However, I have to say that my lackadaisical attitude changed enough for me to want to try them, because when I saw them in the flesh as it were, I saw that with the fleece lining and the waxed canvas material, these really can be quite warming. The tan color with the patina of the wax surface also helped to pique my interest, because it's not the standard denim blue fades. It's winter here now in Perth right now, and I can report that I wore this all day on the first day. I got it wandering outdoors in the afternoons, and I found it certainly warm enough as a jacket in our milder Perth days of low to mid teens in Celsius. The tan color worked with my black jeans on the day, and I daresay would work with denim jeans in any earth-based or neutral colors. As a trucker jacket, it has all the hallmarks. There's a waistband that at the back has a pair of tabs and brass buttons that you can use to cinch the waist tighter. It has a row of what I guess are brass buttons, are like denim jackets, with a really neat engraving of the name flint and tinder on them. The cuffs are also buttoned with the same buttons. It's short, it comes to just below belt height. In design, Huckbury went with the two hand-warmer pockets and a single button pocket in the chest. Inside is a wallet or phone pocket, but quite a low pocket and left open. I wouldn't have minded another buttoned breast pocket, but that's okay. I do think though that this inside wallet slash media pocket is too low, and without a zip or a button flat, I put my phone in it and at times I have dropped my phone out of it when I take the jacket off. It's just too loose and open mouth, then placed I think low enough for things to fall out. Also at that height, and if the jacket is fully buttoned up, you kind of get into all sorts of gymnastics trying to get your wallet out or your phone out. So far I haven't really found a practical use for it. On the inside, it's lined with a soft fleece that is the secret to making this a warm jacket. I do like that fleece, it's one of its good points. The fleece also goes all the way into the sleeves which is another plus because I've seen jackets with a lesser or in fact no lining in the sleeves, making your arms feel cold and everything else is warm, which seems bad design to me. Another plus point for me is how easy the buttons are to do up. In other trucker jackets I've tried, the metal buttons are tricky to do up. The buttons themselves have sharp edges and the buttonholes always seem to be a little small when you first buy it and it doesn't really get easy to button up until you've actually used it for a while and sort of loosened the denim. Most people wear this open I know but hey it's got buttons, I want to do them up. All in all, style wise, it's changed my view of trucker jackets but only in favor of the waxed version and in this really beautiful tan which suits my wardrobe perfectly. I love the shape, design, cut and feel and it's true I have hardly taken it off since getting it even indoors using it as a jumper when it's cool. Oh by the way did I say it's pretty hot right now and I don't mean temperature wise.  If you have no idea what I'm talking about join the club but you can always google The Last of Us or Laurie Vallodabell. Now what is it made of? If it matters to you it's made in the USA and all the materials are sourced from the USA. It's made in Los Angeles with waxed seven ounce sailcloth canvas that comes from New Jersey. The wax canvas has a soft but buttery waxy feel. It has solidity but it's also comfortable. You don't feel like a walking unbendable wax solid candle. In fact I'd call it soft to the touch and the fleece lining means that it feels great against your skin. Look it's new but the evidence is that it will patina very nicely. The creases on my elbow will attest to that already. I can tell you that other than being warm it is definitely windproof. We had gale force winds the week I got this and going for walks not only did I keep warm but it definitely kept the wind out so much so that on one day when it wasn't that cold a bit like this and I worked in the yard with it on I got quite damp inside because the sweat didn't dry off so easily as I guess it would if it were a breathable denim. Horses for courses I think.  The lining is a polyester striped blanket fleece and I think this is one item that's not sourced in the U.S. I'm not 100% sure. Overall materials quality pretty good. In terms of construction I think it's well made. There are a few loose threads here and there at the seams for example and in some of the button holes but honestly let's not be too wanky about this. It is a trucker jacket not a tuxedo. Let's just say something about the brand as I said earlier flint and tinder is the house clothing brand of Huckbury. Huckbury is an American online men's gear website with a blinding number of all types of rugged style gear for men from clothing to boots and other footwear from EDC to all the cool camping and other gear. I first came across them a couple of years ago when I bought two pairs of boots that I reviewed early when I started this channel. You can see my review of the Rhodes Owen boot from Huckbury up here. No longer available unfortunately but it does seem to come and go so you can check the website. The founders started the website only in 2010 after envisioning a brand that combined adventure the outdoors with good customer service great gear selection and part store part journal and and being an inspiration for men to live the outdoor life. They chose the name Huckbury after Huckbury Finn you know Mark Twain. You should check out their website there is a link below because beware you may need to set aside several hours to check out all the goodies grouped by clothing footwear gear watches and gifts. If you did decide to buy one of these you can use the link below it is an affiliate link. As I say I have no agreement to to praise the jacket but I do honestly like it and if you're going to buy and use the affiliate link I'll get six or seven percent you know just a little but it helps out to defray the cost of this channel. If you did decide to buy one what size would you choose? Well I'm five foot nine and that's a hundred and seventy five hundred and seventy six centimeters slightly built weigh about 75 kilograms or about a hundred and sixty five pounds. I normally wear a medium in jackets this jacket comes in sizing for a classic fit and a tall fit and as I'm average built for my height I'm certainly not tall. I chose a medium size and as you can see it fits perfectly in the classic fit. The website also has a pretty good find my fit section at the bottom of the page. The arms maybe are a tad long but most of my jackets are that way and if this were dressier I'd probably get them tailored but as it's casual rough outdoorsy jacket I'm leaving it as it is. Putting my hands in my pockets the slightly longer sleeves cover bare flesh in the cold and wet. Also as I said earlier it's comfortable it's comfortable because of the soft fleece lining and also because of the softness of the wax canvas and also because it's not a stiff wax finish but it's also comfortable because of the cut. There's enough room in my shoulders to stretch and reach out when I'm driving or working. The waistband is loose but cinched up not too loose and baggy there's good room in the sleeves and enough to fit a jumper or even a sleeveless puffer-gillet. I feel that I move and sit and lie down on my couch without really feeling any tightness to the to the jacket. Part of the reason I've not taken it off choosing the jacket this one is a color called Field 10 and I love it but there are eight other colors if you don't like this. As I said it comes in classic cut or tall cut and sizes go from extra small to three XL but depending on the color some sizes may not be available from time to time plenty of choice otherwise. Now value. This is listed at the Huckbury Wax website at 298 US. I'm not a total expert in wax trucker jackets but I do my research just like this was a pair of boots and I can't find a great quality wax jacket fit a lot less than that. In fact most that I've found have been over the 300 US mark. Filsons for example sell for 350 US dollars and one from Freenor cloth is about 400. The British barber company make one called the Bedel longer down to the thigh and that sells for about 300 pounds sterling so pretty good value. How will it wear? Honestly I don't know yet but it feels like it will wear well. I'll let you know later maybe do another long-term review in a year or maybe after a couple of winter seasons. There you go that's my review of a non-boot. Let me know in the comments below if you'd like to see more reviews of you know gear. I'll never stop reviewing and discussing and comparing boots of course but you have to wear something with the boots right and you have to carry things in a bag when you wear boots so gear is kind of related I guess. Let me know. Anyway I hope this review has been useful for you and you know maybe entertaining. If you found it so you know what to do please click on like and subscribe down there before you click on the link and then go and check out Huckbury. Happy zombie fighting and survive to come back here for my next video. Until then take care and I'll see you soon.


Last week, the noted baseball philosopher Lewis Linwood Voight said the following about the Yankees. I almost feel like it's embarrassing for us, and guys have lost their confidence, and we've got to get back to who the New York Yankees are. I feel like teams really aren't scared of us right now. Those were blunt words from Luke Voight, who is obviously much better known as a power-hitting first baseman than a baseball philosopher. There was anguish in Voight's voice because he couldn't believe how the Yankees were faltering. So he spoke the truth, the hard truth. It was actually refreshing to hear. Actions, not words, or why teams play better. But soon after Voight wondered why the Yankees were no longer intimidating anyone, they won six straight games and regained some of their swagger. During the streak, Yankees starters have a tiny 1.72 ERA. Garrett Cole looks dominant again and angry too, good signs for October. Masahiro Tanaka resembles a pitching surgeon. Davy Garcia is the coolest 21-year-old in the Bronx and should follow those two in a post-season rotation. Jay Hap has surged by using his two-seam fastball with his four-seamer. Jordan Montgomery has the mix of pitches to be reliable. And the offense has awakened and has been led quite often by Voight, who leads the Majors with 18 homers and leads the Yankees and runs batted in and candid quotations. Gleiber Torres has regained his timing and with or without sunglasses is an elite hitter. DJ Lameju is a rock star in the leadoff spot. Clint Frazier is vastly improved and deserves to continue getting consistent at bats. As the Yankees peak, they are also getting strong reinforcements. Giorchella returned last night and immediately made a Greg-like nettles play at third base. Giancarlo Stanton is back as well in that cleanup spot and Aaron Judge returns tonight against the Blue Jays out in right field and in the number two spot in the lineup. It's a lineup that scored 20 runs last night and now it has become even more dangerous. Meanwhile, the bullpen arms are looking powerful which is critical for a post-season with fewer days off. The Yankees have a stranglehold on a playoff bird but with six of their final 12 games against the Jays, they can cement their spot in second place or do even better. If the Yankees can climb to the fourth seed in the AL, they will host a wild card series at Yankee Stadium where they are 19 and seven. Listen, I'm not saying Voight's words are why the Yankees have had a revival but I am saying he described what everyone knew. The disappointing play had to stop and it did. The Yankees turnaround coincided with Louis Linwood Voight dropping truth bombs and Luke Voight hitting some home run bombs. His words might be as memorable as any that are uttered this season.


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Yes, so why you can finish a movie you can finish a lesson you can finish a meeting Nice, and it's will not break. It's maybe hopefully good quality and this is this is touch pin I think it is really practical because the frame is very solid nice Cool, and your company is you cool And and you call you have a lot of laptops and I'm hoping maybe in the future you can do rock chip laptops also What's happened here Want to share the information to the different screens and then you can compare the data so you can see More photos up by such kind of design and this screen can go Turn around swivel. Yes, you can show to your And All right, so this is a full HD maybe Which D yeah, this is frame is compatible to the laptop from a 13 inch to 17 inch And at the input is a type C display port Solution yes, and there's also mini HDMI So you can have every source and no problem definitely no problem Nice, and I also have this one Do will display your display. Yes, do will touch One touch one touch here, and this this place is just to help you to present More documents need close it How big is the display? The dual 18 inch And you can carry it around. That's like a lot of inches and your dual display presentation system here Sure Maybe the displays are high quality right this this device I think as a suitable for designer the programmer and Also some financing people They need the most cream and then you can adjust the brightness. Maybe The brightness and this is also Display simple the simple display you'll connect your phone to this display type C And then And then your your Huawei or your Samsung. Yes boom big screen All right, you have the the Intel version with windows windows So you work with the Rockchip and Intel. Yeah, both. This is the options All right. This is the Intel version Sometimes a little bit more expensive with Intel than the Rockchip depends It depends. Yeah, all right, and then around here we have many many laptops and you have all range of laptops different quality Yes, different quality different design such as a second of the design is a suitable for education Nice, it's rugged if it fall on the floor will not break. Yes, and maybe will be affordable price And you could put a Rockchip in there maybe Yes, I think this is a base on customer's requirement so hopefully there will be a Rockchip solution with a kind like a Linux or Chrome OS or Android that's one solution with the Rockchip For Windows, yeah, sure How many laptops you sell every month many? 50k to 100k depends on the season. Yeah, nice And the factory has been for many years 2004 it says almost 20 years 20 years. Yes, nice in Shenzhen Many people in the factory Around 500 workers there This is one design right here. I like it's very thin very thin. This is a Stellarang core CPU inside. So that's why we can make it a very thin Nice This could be potentially also used for Rockchip It would be nice potentially And here we have another design a little bit thicker All right, cool and some other future projects maybe Yeah But this one we also can charge your mobile phone Wireless this is a display we can do wireless charging Cool. All right Cool, thanks a lot. Thank you so much. Thank you for time also in here. What are you showing there? Here is what and drawing you vacuum cleaner. So you press here and then And it will do perfect cleaning not only for carpet for every floor You make this the product developing ourselves Do many different versions or this is the first this is the first one And the price will be good for this maybe Because this is amazing product if it works good, and it's not so expensive Everybody should buy it This one is a different from the small Robot, it's a different because that one I think that the entry-level one you cannot control it the track sometimes they Not precise, but this one you you don't need to work clean hardly. You just follow the And it will make it wet and dry and also at the same time same time and vacuum. Yes three things. Yes Cool. That's cool. All right. This is the really Helper in at home. Nice. I want one Yeah, I can take we develop this device just because we use it is really friendly At home help us a lot. So that's why we decided to develop this device


Eddenburg, Scotland, a very ancient land with a castle built upon an extinct volcano. Many mysterious things lay and possibly live within Scotland, the most famous of which undoubtedly the extremely elusive Loch Ness Monster. However, recent surveys would suggest that among the most popular of attractions are in fact its vast collection of, to the well-trained eye, extremely ancient coves and cave systems.  And hidden behind a modest door on Drum Street in Gilmerton is quite possibly the most incredible network of them all – underground passageways, large, perfectly carved chambers, benches, tables, and even a small chapel, all painstakingly hewn from solid stone by hand. And thankfully, due to their popular attraction with tourists, often the explorers amongst us, many open-minded individuals, have often been left with a sense of discomposure regarding the officially upheld explanation for their origins. As such, and rather predictably, many alternative theories often involving a far more ancient origin for the cove and its purpose now abound. The mass-regurgitated view regarding the construction would suggest that a blacksmith by the name of George Patterson, who actually resided within the cove within the 18th century, somehow created them alone by hand and within a mere five-year period, with even George himself claiming to have cut this extensive, elaborate, and unquestionably enigmatic underground structure using simple hand tools. Since the claims three century ago, however, numerous holes have been seemingly discovered within this popularly upheld sequence of events, fueling the already prevalent suspicions within skeptic parties, maybe in an attempt to hide its true antiquity, as we experience so often during our research. On Wednesday, the 15th of August 1906, a front-page column by a writer known as F. R. Coles for the Scotsman dug into George Patterson's version of events, commonly referred to as the tradition. Coles found it to have been nothing but a fictional fallacy, possibly created by George himself in an attempt to profit from deception. It seems Patterson not only accomplished the seemingly impossible, excavating hundreds of tons of stone, but also it seems he successfully went unnoticed by the entire surrounding population during this entire procedure. Just who could have built Gilmourton Cove? When was it built? Why did they build it? With modern radar scans of the surrounding area indicating that even more systems lay close by, still undiscovered, possibly isolated by ancient cave-ins, you have to wonder, could the Gilmourton Cove be far older and originally far grander and extensively larger than anyone today could have ever possibly imagined? Will we ever solve the mystery of Gilmourton Cove? It seems only time will tell. If we could prove, beyond doubt, that our continued posit of an ancient, once highly advanced yet pre-Ice Age civilization once existing here on our planet, we would literally have to rewrite our understandings of antiquity. We have covered numerous sites, found submerged all around the world. Yet unfortunately, due to their proximity to islands and the continental regions they are found amongst, many are dismissed as merely being 5-10,000-year-old ruins, fitting with modern paradigm and alas, avoiding controversy or the questions which inevitably follow. But our next side of interest may turn out to not only be that most important of submerged ruins ever found on Earth, but the smoking gun previously mentioned. On 19 May 2001, India's Union Minister for the Science and Technology Division, Murli Manohar Joshi, announced that the ruins of an ancient civilization had been discovered off the coast of Gujarat in the Gulf of Kambahat. The site was discovered by INOT, National Institute for Ocean Technology. Using sonar, the discovered ruin is now being strongly argued as definitively pre-Ice Age, yet also advanced in nature. NIOT went on to describe an area of regularly spaced artificial structures. Located 20 km from the Gujarat coast and spans 9 km, Joshi claims the site as an urban settlement that predates the Indus Valley civilization. Further descriptions of the site by Joshi describe it as containing regularly spaced dwellings, a granary, a bath, a citadel, and a drainage system. According to Wiki, quote, the structures and artifacts discovered by NIOT are the subject of contention. The major disputes surrounding the Gulf of Kambahat cultural complex are claims about the existence of submerged city-like structures, the difficulty associating dated artifacts with the site itself, and disputes about whether stone artifacts recovered at the site are actually geofacts or artifacts. One major complaint is that artifacts at the site were recovered by dredging instead of being recovered during a controlled archaeological excavation. Simply put, due to the fact that it has not been excavated properly and we predict probably never will, academia are dismissing this ancient city as simply unconfirmed. We feel a quite ridiculous position to take despite NIOT's supporting data of its existence due to its accidental discovery presumably via dredging. We find the marine archaeology in the Gulf of Kambahat highly compelling. Gold Sawed after and killed for since the beginning of time, it has held a unique place within the human psyche for countless millennia. Never rusting or tarnishing, precious ancient golden artifacts often left with the dead are discovered many centuries, sometimes millennia later, still glistening like the day they were left. Perhaps one of the more peculiar, visually impressive, yet suspiciously little known ancient golden artifact has to be the Berlin Golden Hat. And although, predictably, a rather mundane modern history has been attached to it, we believe there is substantial evidence to suggest it is in fact an upart, an out-of-place artifact. Supposedly, according to the academics, it is a late Bronze Age artifact, somehow made during this era from incredibly thin gold leaf. It now resides within the noise museum on Museum Island, Berlin, in a room all by itself within an elaborate maximum security display case. One has to wonder, with such excessive security, could this hat perhaps be more historically valuable than we are being led to believe? The Bronze Age was so named because of the technological ability to work with particular metals, bronze being that metal, hence the name of the age. The question is, how did a developing Bronze Age people create such a delicately constructed elaborately decorated item, so accurately, out of gold leaf? The Berlin Hat is the best preserved specimen among four others, also predictably dated to the Bronze Age of Central Europe. Two were found in southern Germany, and one in the west of France, all located within the 19th and 20th centuries. It is academically assumed that the hat served as the insignia of deities or priests within the context of a sun cult, a studied area of historical cultural society widespread throughout Central Europe at the time. It is at best a presumption based on many other presumptions. Interestingly, the hats also display complex astronomical and calendrical functions. More compelling evidence to suggest these hats are in fact items left by an advanced civilization, possibly reused by a later culture. The Berlin Gold Hat was put on sale in the International Arts Trade in 1995. In 1996, the Berlin Museum, Fervor and Frugischtigte bought it as an important Bronze Age artifact. The seller claimed that the object came from an anonymous Swiss private collection, which had been assembled in the 1950s and 1960s. It assumed that the hat was found in southern Germany or Switzerland. The good preservation of the cones suggests that, like the Schiferstadt example, it must have been carefully filled with soil or ashes, and then buried upright in relatively fine soil. An incredible possible upart. Modern-day Turkey, a literal treasure trove of surviving relics of a lost antiquity. Temples from a bygone era, seemingly prehistoric stone-cut monolithic academically-supposed tombs, countless ancient ruins not only built from incredibly large megalithic stones but many said stones etched with a signature which we have found at a number of sites now dotting the entire globe. This all aligns with our own research's conclusions, suggesting they were in fact left by a now lost civilization due to their concentrations focused around nearby anomalies and unexplainable features often found amongst the structures. These unique blocks are found so often incorporated into sites impossible to explain, yet spanning most of the Earth. Yet regardless, Turkey is an excellent place for anyone to heavily research in pursuit of fragments of evidence overwhelmingly, undeniably, supporting our long-held postulation of lost yet once highly capable civilizations who once called these sites home. Although some stonework in the area can be acclaimed as cyclopic, Hattusa also possesses something more extraordinary, a mysterious green cube still in situ to this day. Its continued existence and seeming resistance to grave robbing and stone robbers, perhaps due to the many stories attached to the stone, all of which claim it possesses powerful energies, one of the reasons why it has fortunately remained where it was placed untold millennia ago. Furthermore, and perhaps most intriguingly, is the possibility, for our claim here on the channel, that just like that of many other ruins all over Earth not claimed by our most recent ancestors themselves, but due to this convenience subsequently attributed to said group by modern archaeology as their work also. Successfully concealing the site's true remarkable origins, especially our mysterious green stone, rich agricultural lands once surrounded the ancient settlement, which we claim was itself, built atop the remains of a now lost civilization, and their possible choice of location may have been driven by the stone itself, thus having predated said group's arrival, which according to modern archaeology and permitted timelines dates from an inhabitation during the Bronze Age. Yet the purpose for the green stone, its past possible significance, and the seemingly still surviving weariness and reluctance of any immoral activities surrounding the stones, continued life at the center, or proverbial center, or indeed foundation of this incredible site, left alone, still resting in its location, its mysterious supposed powers documented since and many before its long recorded history within modern academic journals. Could the claims regarding the green stone be true? Even attributed with miraculous healing capabilities? The inhabitants had an excellent supply of timber for building, fertile lands providing possibly millions of now lost ancestors who grew crops of weed in massive quantities. They had a rich diet too, with barley, lentils, and many other remnants of fruit and vegetables that were successfully being harvested. Flax has also been found who have once been harvested, however their primary source of cloth was sheep wool. They also hunted deer responsibly within their forests, but akin to old England may have been a luxury reserved for the land owning nobility alone. It seems that the people who initially created the site successfully built a functioning architecturally, irrigationally, and horticulturally advanced settlement far out of the reach of our bronze-wielding ancestors, who we feel simply reignited into a functioning township. Yet it seems the other settlements have all but turned to dust. Were they simply neglected by our Bronze Age ancestors perhaps? If so, supportive of our posit of the site's efficient layout was not the work of the Bronze Age people exhibiting a layout and managing of land far beyond their capabilities. And these neighboring sites, possibly too dilapidated to try to repair, were simply left to slowly return to nature. Yet, the green stone we feel, due to its location, along with the many past popular native accounts of strange goings-on surrounding its claimed energy, the possibility that the stone was once held in incredibly high regard is a possible history for the green stone which we find highly compelling.


All right, Sebra Trader is good afternoon and welcome on back here this Thursday, June 9th. Great to see all of us live inside the cybergroup room. Scott and Wendy included. And great to see all of us. Otherwise, Gene, Mark, Chuck, got Bobby joining us here as well. Great to see all of you. Henry and Nina included. Great to see all of us on social media, Facebook Live, and YouTube, Facebook Live. I don't know if I'm good to go on Facebook today. I think I should be, but in case of not, I know I'm good to go on YouTube. But without further ado, folks, we are good to go all together because, coming up later on this afternoon, right at 3 p.m. Eastern Time, we have the phase three stock course, lesson number two. Normally would be a Fausto. He has a, I know he has like a school board meeting for his son. He has to attend and he can't push the class back because then it messes up, you know, with the concurrent weeks ahead. So he made the hot tag. I'm gonna be teaching the phase three stock course lining up at 3 p.m. Eastern Time today, 305 will kick things off. But it's basically live trading folks for most of us that are in the afternoon meeting here, joining us inside the trading room. You've done coaching with me in the past and with that, you know, I'm basically just trading. I'm just trading the afternoon picks and really just kind of seeing what we could do across the next hour ahead. So without further ado, DBVT, I know Scott and Wendy had called us out just a moment ago before we started the meeting.  It was pushing up so nicely. It was building this Fausto flag. And after the pop, I really thought with one more like extra kick, it was gonna halt. Well, it came back down, right? Screamed right back down. It is pushing back up here. You know, the only comment I made just, you know, on this trade, because I don't have my level four open for this one just yet, I'll have it ready for class. Don't worry about that. But just looking at the daily chart, this thing has a funky looking daily chart. Just gaps up, gaps down, got crushed back at the end of last year. Now obviously making a huge short squeeze now to the point where, you know, filled the gap back from the end of last year. It's like still pushing up quite nicely on the intraday. So for right now, I would just say be hesitant, be patient, wait for false breakouts at first. You do have a, for right now, at least just watch that three 10 price on the bid. You could see about 11,000 shares on the bid right now at three 10. So that could be a complimentary level of support to back up the whole number here at three. So, you know, that's something to focus on. But yeah, DPVT will put on there on the afternoon list here just to begin.  I want to make sure I'm ready for class. I'm also in a couple of trades right now. So we'll talk about those here in this meeting. But if you've been following the chat this whole day, you could take a pretty good guess as to what stocks I'm in or have been in or still in from the morning for that matter. You know, pretty much everything I've been calling out, I've been in or am in or at some point or another. I actually, that's a lie. Actually, how about this? That's a lie. PBTS, I have not touched today. This thing ended up completely running up without me. I mean, I was late to the party on this one.  And it was already at, you know, ran from 40 cents all the way up to a buck. How much more could it keep going? Well, obviously a lot further. So I missed the, you know, big opportunity on this, if anything.  And I say volatile in a good way because this is like really liquid, you know, more of a level one or two stack. So I don't mind putting this on our list. You know, the DBBT in terms of trend looks a little bit better for right now, but PBTS, you know, I'll put on our list here as well. All right, this NXTP, not everything is going to be PBTS folks. So NXTP and less of it's like jaw dropping. You let me know, but we'll skip over it. It's a cheapy DBBT. Obviously, we already talked about here. So we'll kind of just skim through the gainer side for right now, see what else we could add. MOBQ, the Quitty Tech. Interesting name, interesting chart.  But the volume died off since two o'clock. So keep that in mind, you know, after that last leg up and squeeze up from like 115 all the way up close to 145, volume really weighed back down here. So, you know, when that happens, normally so does the stock, the stock dies back down. So, you know, if it pops again, we'll reconsider. So the AUVI stock really quick, at least from the morning session, we had traded this one, you know, pushed up really nicely after the eight o'clock move.   He was in and out a few times, you know, just a really swift move up. You know, it's not unexpected, right? I mean, hey, it was coming off with good news in pre-market, so you hope to see it pop. And after the first five or 10 minutes, well, we ended up getting the push back up over the opening bell print from there. The rest was history. You know, right now, I guess you could say it's trying to make a second win type of move right now, it broke back over to 60, but I'm not fully convinced on the afternoon move at all, let alone just yet. But yeah, I mean, I guess if it pops later on, we'll reconsider. Keep it going. View, you know, this thing was an ATM machine back for us, I think, just yesterday, if not yesterday, the day before.  I mean, really, you could say back from the beginning or middle of May, but you know, when we called it out, it was earlier this week, it was back on Monday, actually from, you know, 140 all the way up close to two, and well, obviously now making a much bigger squeeze here. So, you know, it still remains really tradable, really volatile, and again, volatile in a good way. You know, we sometimes take volatile in a negative connotation, oh, it's too volatile. No, this is like volatile in a great way because the order of book is very liquid. So, you know, it's in similar line of thinking as PBTS, you know, it already made a big move, is it possible for it to continue? I'll say, ZYNE, familiar name here, ZYNE, and actually, I'll tell you what, we have a decent number of stacks already on the, you know, watch list and all from the gainer side. I'd be remiss to not mention that the markets are obviously falling. So, now I'm sure we'll find some good shorts to work with. Two of the three trades I'm currently in right now, which is pretty odd to see them in the trade here during the crap time of the day, but I've been here all day, folks, and you know what I've been trading. So, I've been short on Billy from the morning, short on Neo from the morning and there's been no need to get out on them just yet. I'll go over those trades a lot further in class.  I'll pull up the chart here and we'll skim it, but I'll go through the A to Z, you know, review of those trades at least during the phase three stock course. But, you know, we keep going here as ZYNE kind of flat for right now. BJDX, all right. So, this one pulling back down. This is one of the three I meant. This is the other one. So, this one I'm long on actually right from 160. I was looking good just before up until right a moment ago and started to pull back down from 170. So, you know, hey, I typed it in the trading room. I said it right there. I was looking for BJDX to hold support 160 and from 160. I might get stopped out during this meeting. So, I'm not looking to risk anything on this position, folks. You know, it's a stock that you can trade a lot of shares on. So, you gotta have a really tight stop if you're doing that. So, you know, I was off to a good start early on here. I still feel confident that this could push up, but let me stop set right at 158. So, we'll see what happens here coming up here on the BJDX. It's like moving up a little bit here and I'm in it, don't get me wrong. But, let's see if there's anything looking even better to feature on the watch list. You know, it's not the best looker just yet. I mean, the first three we actually put on the list look a lot better than this so far. All right, we had ALT, which was moving up pretty nicely earlier today. Vaccine stock and hey, it's still pushing up, beautiful. All right, so ALT right away, it goes on our list. Don't really see a clear iceberg looking at my matrix, my level three on the far right-hand side. You know, we'll look this up on book map on level four again, you know, in class. But, yeah, definitely this looks good. Nice steady trend. I know it's shortable, but obviously you gotta respect the trend on the way up first. You know, until this really explodes and accelerates from a trend line, I wouldn't look to think to short it. What was the other one when we traded ALT during the pandemic for all this live inside the trading room or for those of us that were with us back then, back like 2020, 2021? You know, when we traded this stock, what was the other one? What was it, like AHPI, folks recall?  So it's, I mean, if it was that, which could have been, this thing's not doing anything. What were the other vaccine stocks? Yeah, like INO, well obviously that's not too much. This might just be specific to ALT, but CODX, garbage. All right, I'm gonna stop. I'm gonna stop even checking from here. All right, so ALT is good to go at least. This one looks obviously really nice on the way up. You do have a pretty big volume spike here from earlier. So I'd be interested in even seeing what that is before we move on. It's likely when it busted over 750, but let me just check the tape here. Maybe it's still there at 212. It's tough, I mean, you don't really have a whole lot showing there even off of 212 Eastern time.  So I would just say 750, if anything, it already held there briefly as support and ran off it. So, you know, obviously next resistance you would assume to see would be off of eight. Let's see what happens if it can get up to eight, but otherwise if it comes back down to 750, you see if that can go under and then back over from that level. Michael says NVACs, well, NVACs. NVACs, we'll get to NVACs, definitely, because that's on the losers list. That thing has been only dropping off today and it is shortable, so we'll definitely get to that here in a bit. I am not short, or I'm not in NVACs right now. I wish I was. All right, so let's see what's on the losers side here for right now. The gainers side, I'm not really seeing a whole lot left here. Got the FRGE warrants down big. We're not gonna look to focus on that. SYM, it's hard to borrow on my platform, but maybe double check to see if it's easy to borrow on thinkorswim or IB. If it is, then I'd actually add it to our list, but looks like it made a huge push up yesterday. What goes up comes back down, but I mean, obviously it's a pretty good example of that. CISO, I think just jumped over this thing on top of the losers list here as we're going through. So CISO also making a nice drop, right? Hey, it's easy to borrow. Let me know, but hard to borrow here, so we're gonna kind of skip over it. FRGE, the stocks, same thing. I mean, a lot of these are hard to borrow, so I normally kind of just skip over them. That's why I'm typically just quick through the losers list. I always like to say I'm not lazy when I do the losers list because there's a lot less to focus on here.  STNE, I'll definitely check out. This stock, we've been following more on the side list lately, but here's shortable. It's at the lows down over 11%. So you know what? I don't mind at least slipping this one in particular on the main list, STNA. I kind of jumped over, NVACs there, right? So NVACs, I mean, obviously we're gonna put this on our list as well, right near the lows. Dropped off really nicely from this morning from 50 or from over 50, just under 51, all the way down towards just about here, right over 41.50. So right away this goes on our list. What else, what else, what else, folks? A lot of these Chinese stocks are down today. I mean, China market taking a huge hit, perhaps a lot further than S&P, but that's why I see stocks like KC on the losers list down 12%. That's easy to borrow. I'll check it out. It's kind of mowsing on its way down here, so not the fastest move. TAL, I just skipped over my Billy that I'm short on right now. All right, so Billy will put on our list. This thing's looking a lot sharper of a move here as it's short heading into the afternoon. So Billy, by the way, will put it on our list. This was a really good short from the get go here, folks, this morning. It was on the losers list to start. It was coming off of, I believe, bad earnings, but down big either way. Ended up showing big selling levels off 26.15, 25.90. We'll talk about that in class coming up. I have been short from 26.15. I scaled out half my position earlier, but kept half in. So for right now, we're hanging onto this trade, but Billy looking really good as a short. And then, where is it? Can't hide from me, Nio. Maybe it can, because Nio made a pretty sharp move back up when the market was kind of making a small little rebound here. So Nio, I thought it would have made a sharper drop off heading into the afternoon, but yeah, I am currently short on Nio. Also right now, I actually just held a really big selling level that I had called out from pre-market off of 1917. So we're gonna really harp on these call outs that we make in the trading room, folks, because it pays to follow them, pays to read the chat board early, because if you're following at least the stocks that we're calling out and writing these levels out for, hey, you put your lines out there for them and they provide a really good trade opportunity. So Nio will talk about, but yeah, I'm currently short on Nio. I mean, it's got a little flat here right now altogether, so I'm not too particular about this one putting it on the main list, but yeah, we'll see. The BJDX seems like a better candidate out of at least the ones that I've met. Billy obviously is on the list, I'm in that, but BJDX, so long as this could move up here coming up, then I feel like it's at least a safer stock to put on our watch list here. So where it's really liquid, if you just set a stop below 160, and if it stops you out, it stops you out, you move on. If it stops me out, I'm gonna move on. But you know what? I feel like this thing has a good chance to make a squeeze up higher into the close. Maybe I'm a little let on here, but I ended up seeing some resistance as high as like 230 in pre-market. So if this thing hasn't tanked yet, maybe, just maybe. All right, folks. Current time 246, I'm making pretty good use of time. So RGF on YouTube, just taking a look on the chat there. AERC, let's take a look. Yes, absolutely. I wish I ended up getting back in on this straight over 11, but can't be in everything. So right now, for anyone that's in on this AERC, at least from like 1080-ish, then otherwise 11, you're looking really good here. This stock fell from 110 down to two. We've been on this thing from last week into this week. And with that, this has a really good chance to continue. So I like this really good call. That was from 10 minutes ago too. This goes to show, actually, this thing is making a pretty nice push right now, holding strong, as I say that, actually shaking a small bit, but this thing still has a really good chance to make a nice pop higher into the afternoon. Mike says Zillow at the low of the day, not hard to borrow, down all day, down 10%. Sounds like a good stock to me.  For a $37 stock, you want something just like worth your while. Billy is moving just a tiny bit faster and that's just a little bit cheaper. You know what I mean? So in terms of like opportunity cost, and Vax, and Vax looks a little sharp. That looks all right. I feel like that has a pretty good chance to become more volatile and sharper of a move. And that's why that's on our list. So in terms of just kind of conserving your time, I'd rather just follow something that I know I have a better chance to get. If I'm trading in 500 to 1,000 shares, if I could get 50 cents a dollar on this stock, that's worth my while, right? 500,000 dollars perhaps even on the trade. So with that, I just want to make sure I could focus on something that's worth my time. All right, BJTX as we're talking. Trying to at least. So folks, I think that we're gonna wrap up here in total. We have a really good list at this point. We've got two, four, six, eight, nine stacks to work with your heading into the market close. Obviously a lot more than that. If there's something that I didn't put on the list, but if it looks really good in your opinion, and if you are already in it, or if you were in it earlier and made money on it, I'm sure you'll be more obligated to follow it yourself heading into the close, right? So with that, I would at least start with this list here and see where we go. Then from there, around 315, 330, we'll look to rescan the market a lot further, and of course, we'll be there in class to do that, and we'll see what else we can catch. All right, folks, I'll talk to you all soon otherwise in the phase three stock course. Take care. Come a cyber group member today. Just click the link below and receive all these amazing products and a world of knowledge for just $9. Do it today.


Okay, thank you very much. All right, hello, my name's Christina Lippi, I'm a fourth year medical student from Penn State College of Medicine, located in Hershey, Pennsylvania, which actually happens to be my hometown as well. Has anyone here ever been to Hershey, Pennsylvania? Yeah, okay, good. All right, so for those of you that haven't been to Hershey, Pennsylvania, I just want to let you know that the rumors are true. The street lights are shaped like Hershey kisses. Oh, it's not working, how did you make those? It doesn't, you have to advance with the arrow. Oh, okay. All right, well, like I said. I am using that one. Okay, there we go. So the street lights are shaped like Hershey kisses, both wrapped and unwrapped. The town does smell like chocolate. They're not made of chocolate. The town does smell like chocolate and it really is the sweetest place on earth. So this is the graduating class last year for Penn State College of Medicine. So anyways, you guys should come to Hershey if you haven't already. So my talk today is called bilateral acute angle cloture glaucoma due to oral acetylzolomide. And we'll begin with the case. The 63-year-old female presented to a clinic at Ecuador with chief complaints of dizziness, foggy vision, bilateral ocular pain and nausea. Her history of present illness, she's currently traveling to the Galapagos Islands with stops in Peru, Machu Pichu, and Ecuador. Before she went on her trip, she went to a local travel clinic where the physician there prescribed her oral acetylzolomide for altitude sickness prophylaxis. She was instructed to start taking it three days before her trip, which she has. And then on the seventh day, she started to feel dizzy on this treatment. And within the next couple hours, her vision deteriorated to a white fog and she developed bilateral ocular pain and nausea. So her past medical history is significant for hypothyroidism, hyperlipidemia, and osteopenia. She only, her only ocular history is, she has myopia. Her family history is unknown. Her social history was unknown. And the only medications she was on was syndestatin, synthroid, calcium, femur, and reclast. So they did an exam and they found that her intraocular pressure on the right was 61 and on the left it was 52. Her split-lamping exam showed bilateral oscillary congestion, anterior chamber shallowing, corneal edema, unresponsive pupil, and visual, diffuse visual defects, deficits. So they diagnosed her with bilateral acute angloclosure glaucoma. For treatment, they gave her bilateral laser urodotomies. They also gave her IV mannitol and oral osteodazolamide in order to try to decrease the intraocular pressure. They gave her parent's etymol, which is an analgesic, so try to decrease her pain. They gave her timolol and dozolamide drops to try to decrease the intraocular pressure. They gave her pylocarpene drops in order to try to constrict the pupil and break the acute angloclosure attack. They also gave her penicillin acetate, 1% drops in order to try to decrease the inflammation, and they admitted her to the local hospital. So over the next couple of days, and even after all this treatment, she did not get better. She still had really shallow anterior chamber angles and she also still had really high pressure. So they advised her to come back home for further treatment. So she came back to Hershey, Pennsylvania, where she came to the Penn State Hershey Eye Clinic. And here her intraocular pressure had decreased, the right and the left, it was known to be 10. Her visual acuity was 20, 25 in the right and 20, 20 in the left. Her slant limb exam still showed shallow anterior chambers in both eyes, and her gonoscopy exam showed narrows that were barely open to the regular menstruate. So at Penn State Eye Center, we diagnosed her with sulfonamide-induced bilateral acute angloclosure glaucoma. So for treatment, we told her to discontinue her orocytosolamide and stopped her topical timolol and dozolamide drops.  We advised her to avoid ozolamide on all and all other sulfon medications. And then we had her follow-ups weekly and monthly and to see if she returned to her baseline. And on subsequent exams, her visual acuity did come back to baseline. She did develop her normal intraocular pressure and she had deepening of her anterior chamber with wide open angles on gonoscopy. So the patient, yes, sorry. Was she still on endoscopy in this year? No, sorry, we stopped that too. What part of the program did you stop? I'm not quite sure. So I think it was probably stopped at the same time because I'm not quite sure the answer to that because I'm not exactly sure of the timeline of when each of the medications were stopped. I just know that our treatment was to continue her Prandisolone and to stop everything else. So I'm actually not quite sure. I think our thinking was the fact that she wasn't on pylocarbon initially when all this started. So in looking at all her other medications that she's current, she was on, the only thing that really was added was the orocytosolamide. So that's the reason why we kind of thought of it. Okay, so now I'm gonna talk about acute-angle closure glaucoma a little bit. And as you know, it's an ocular emergency. If a patient comes in with acute-angle closure glaucoma, you need to immediately figure out what is the cause of it and how to treat it. Because if you don't, the patient will develop complications and therefore will have things like decreased visual acuity. So acute-angle closure glaucoma can be due to a primary process or a secondary process. So a primary process is like if you had a predisposition to angle closure, which means, for example, you might have pre-existing anatomy that causes shallow angles. It could also be due to a secondary process such as medications, as in this case, emotional stress and dim line. And depending on what's causing the acute-angle closure glaucoma, the treatment differs. So I'm gonna talk about the pathophysiology. So with ocytosolamide induced acute-angle closure glaucoma, what happens is the sole of one of my group is president. And this causes ciliary body edema, uveal fusions and anterior coroial fusions. This then leads to an anterior lateral rotation of the ciliary body, which then causes an anterior displacement of the iris lens diaphragm. And then the displacement of the iris lens diaphragm causes the shallow end of the anterior chamber and therefore angle closure and therefore acute-angle closure glaucoma. But with primary induced acute-angle closure glaucoma, the pathophysiology is different. It starts with pupillary block. And from the pupillary block, then prevents the aqueous humor from flowing between the posterior iris surface and the lens. And this resistance then causes a buildup of aqueous humor causing the bowing of the iris anteriorly and then causes the angle closure, leading to angle closure glaucoma. So the pathophysiologies are different, but the clinical presentation of both of these are very, very similar. So both soft-induced and primary-anchor closure glaucoma, the patient will come in with like red eyes, nausea, and bilateral-ocular pain. On exam, you will see in both cases a bowed iris anteriorly. You'll see a shallow anterior chamber and you'll also see narrow angles on gonoscopy. So basically the physical exam is the same. The only really difference is that the soft-induced acute-angle closure glaucoma is presented bilaterally in both eyes. Well usually in most cases of primary acute-angle closure glaucoma is basically unilateral. So if a patient comes in with acute-angle closure glaucoma into the emergency room, the physician wants to notice if it's bilateral or unilateral and it might give him idea what the etiology is. So overall it's a bilateral presentation that will help the physicians determine that it might be a soft-induced acute-angle closure glaucoma. The bilateral presentation is what's key. So the pathophysiologies are different and also the treatment's different. So in primary acute-angle closure glaucoma, you wanna treat with myotics. So you wanna constrict the people. You can also treat with carbonic and hydrogen inhibitors to decrease the interocular pressure. And you also wanna treat with peripheral aerodonomies in order to create a communication between the anterior and posterior chambers to allow the flow of acute tumor. But with sulfonamide-induced acute-angle closure glaucoma, the treatment's different. The main thing you wanna do is you wanna discontinue the inciting agent. So you wanna stop that. You can also treat with midgeriatics. So the midgeriatics actually causes some silly body, it causes the ciliary body to relax and it also rotates the lens iris diaphragm posteriorly. If you remember when I showed the pathophysiology, the sulfonamide causes the iris lens diaphragm to go anteriorly so the midgeriatics can counteract this and bring it back posteriorly and help break the attack. With sulfonamide-induced acute-angle closure glaucoma, you also don't wanna give myotics. They actually increase ciliary body swelling and worsen the angle closure. So if you remember how we treated this patient, the main thing we do is we stopped the inciting agent. We stopped the acetylamide. And we gave her penicillin to decrease inflammation. We did not give her midgeriatics. We felt like she was on the mend and she was already breaking her attack so we didn't think it was necessary to add another medication. We kinda just wanted to take everything away. So the importance of this case is it shows that acute-angle closure glaucoma can be induced with just a low dose prophylaxis of altitude sickness, a low dose of acetylamide for prophylaxis of altitude sickness, which hadn't been described before so that was a very interesting part of this case. The other thing that this case highlights is it really emphasizes the difference in the pathophysiologies between the primary and sulfa induced acute-angle closure glaucoma, which is really important because if you don't understand why the patient's having acute-angle closure glaucoma, you're not gonna be able to treat them correctly. And if you can't treat the patient correctly, they can have complications from acute-angle closure glaucoma. So these are my references. Anyone have any questions? And to be out here now, I need to invest in the patient. I just wanna see another drug that we're gonna do just to hear me. Well, thank you. Thank you. The last thing I just wanna add is that after I'm done here, I'm actually going to Ghana with Unite for Sight. And I know a lot of people have done international stuff or been to Ghana and stuff like that. So if you have any advice for me, it's my first trip over. So if you have any advice, any stories, or anything you wanna share, tell me out and prepare me. Here's my email. So I'd really appreciate any feedback. Just be really careful about what you need. Okay, that's what I'm told. Okay, I won't keep that in mind. Make sure you get all your prophylaxis and tell them you're perfect. Yes, I have that. They're not perfect. Yeah, so it's serious stuff. I don't mind, I'm gonna send one over and you end up getting it. You should get all that. You're so serious. I don't have the right question. Okay, I won't keep that in mind. I'll just share it. Okay. I've sent a lot of people in and find it. Okay. Listen to what they said. Okay, good. Thank you. Thanks, everybody.


So, I was the Middle East Bureau Chief for the New York Times from 1991 until 1995. I had covered the First Gulf War, had gone into quay with First Battalion, First Marines, and then stayed on after the war in the region, which meant that I covered the aftermath of the First Gulf War, including the work by the UN inspection teams as they found, monitored, and ultimately destroyed the chemical weapons stockpiles which Saddam Hussein had gathered and intended to use in the First Gulf War. I went into Kuwait with the Marine Corps and we found out subsequently that in the first trenches they were all reservists and the idea out of Baghdad was that they were going to drop chemical shells, artillery shells with chemical gas on their own positions because they knew where they were as soon as there was contact. But there was no radio communication, so when we overran those trenches, Baghdad didn't know we were there and those shells fortunately for all of us were not dropped. So that whole period, several years after the war, I monitored as a reporter the destruction of these stockpiles, which were quite successful and thorough, as well as the imposition of the sanctions. Now, I didn't support the sanctions against medical supplies which resulted in one million Iraqi dead children and this kind of stuff, nor a cleanse bombing in the south of Iraq. But the military sanctions degraded Iraqi military to such an extent that he couldn't get spare parts for his tanks. The regime was crumbling and so at the inception of George W. Bush's call to invade Iraq, I, who had been on the ground in Iraq, understood that Iraq was not a threat to us and not even a threat to its neighbors. Saddam Hussein had retreated into one of his many palaces. He was actually writing bizarre romance novels. His two heirs apparent, his sons, one of whom was very badly crippled in an assassination attempt. The whole regime was crumbling. The all of the arguments used to invade Iraq were utterly absurd and untrue and it was extremely difficult for those of us who had experience in the Middle East, especially those of us who were intimately familiar with the Iraqi situation to have a voice. The hysteria after 9-11 was such that those of us who spoke rationally and I would include all the Arabists, including the Arabists in the State Department, the CIA, all of us understood, but we were drowned out and not only that, we were ruthlessly attacked. I was booed off of commencement stage, my own employer, the New York Times issued me a formal written reprimand telling me to stop speaking out against the Iraq War for all of the disasters that has now become. So there was an inability on the part of a fear-induced propagandized public to hear and then even establishment organs worked overtime to try and silence those of us who spoke about the reality on the ground because we have to, I think, finally concede that the whole, all of the arguments used to invade Iraq were non-reality based. The argument, for instance, that Iraqis would greet us as liberators and the insurgency started almost immediately, of course, that the democracy would be implanted in Baghdad and spread outwards across the Middle East, that the oil revenues would pay for reconstruction. All of this could only be propagated by people like Rumsfeld, Pearl, these neocons who live in their own parallel universe, not by anybody, no matter what their political opinion, who actually had worked within the Middle East and within Iraq. So the war has been, I think, arguably the greatest strategic blunder in American history. It has destroyed Iraq as a unified country and it's never coming back. It has created failed states, both within Iraq, within Syria, within Libya and along with, of course, the horrific human suffering, the human cost of the war. And I would finally say that once you open that Pandora's box of war 15 years, once we go back to Afghanistan, kind of endless war, is that you no longer control those forces, they control you. So we, all of the original goals that we went into Iraq purportedly to defend have been upended. Iraq is now a Shia country allied with Iran. We are, in essence, working as Hezbollah fighters who are on the State Department terrorism list fight with Assad in Syria. We are acting as Assad. We wanted to overthrow Assad. We're acting as his Air Force. We're acting as Hezbollah's Air Force. We're acting in concert within the region, both within Afghanistan and Iraq because of Iran's long hostility with the Taliban. We're acting as a de facto ally of Iran. We have armed by funneling arms and weapons, especially along with our allies, the Qataris and the Saudis into Saudi Arabia. We have created these monsters called ISIS. As we just, if you go back to Afghanistan, created al-Qaeda. So all of these measures to speak and form and reshape a society through force have completely backfired, as they always do. And in fact, we, of course, have given rise to elements that speak the language we taught them, which is the language of violence. And that's how you get the terrorist attacks in France, the terrorist attacks in Belgium and eventually, although, of course, the number of passport holders within ISIS from the United States is within the hundreds. It's much smaller, so they're easier to monitor, which is why we've been able to prevent so far a major attack. But it's coming. It's coming. I mean, the inability to properly analyze what we've done and to confront the lies that were disseminated, not only by the power elites, but by the press, lies which large segments of the American population still ingest, makes it impossible to respond in a rational manner to what's happening in the Middle East, the heavy censorship of the violence, of the industrial violence that we visit through militarized drones, airstrikes, missile attacks, not to mention, you know, heavy artillery and tanks and everything else, has rendered us incapable of grasping why groups like ISIS or people in the Middle East respond the way they do. For instance, when they capture, capture the Jordanian Air Force pilot, they put them in a cage and they burned them alive, which, of course, is horrible and cruel and barbaric. And yet, day after day in cities like Rocco, we are incinerating through one thousand pound iron fragmentation bombs, entire families. What they did was a cruder version of what we do. Morally, it was no different. And until we grasp that reality, until we get past the jingoism, I mean, I don't have a TV, but I'll see it at the gym. And there was a report yesterday that these are just infomercials for the U.S. military. They were actually doing one on the spy plane, the U-2. I mean, it looked like a Pentagon. It looks like something you see at halftime at a football game. And that's not journalism. That's jingoistic advertising, which is so much of the corporate media has essentially surrendered to in the name of ratings and access. And I think that it is vitally important as we go forward to understand what we've done, understand who we are, take responsibility and have the moral fortitude to look closely at ourselves and ask questions about ourselves that the wider society isn't asking. If we don't do that, we're doomed. If we don't stand up and ask those difficult questions, then ultimately we are trapped within this kind of death spiral of violence because more violence is only going to create more chaos. And all you have to do is look at a map of the Middle East to see that that is what's happening. Somalia, Libya, Pakistan, Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria. And if we don't begin to recover a linguistic, a cultural and a religious literacy, if we don't begin to accept the consequences of our own actions, then this will, you know, this kind of endless war will not only spread in terms of the anarchic and and terroristic violence, and I would include the state, our own state terror, not only will it spread, but ultimately it's going to come back to affect even the domestic life of the United States itself.


So, we've been Biomutant so many ways to upgrade your character to make them more powerful. Mutations are just one way and today guys I bring you this guide on earning fast and easy PSI points, explain what they are and how to earn them and also check out what they unlock in terms of special abilities for your class. How's it going guys, my name's DPJ and if you enjoyed the video leave a like who helps out and if you'd like what you see and want to see more Biomutant be sure to subscribe. So we know there are a couple of ways in upgrading your character, even Biomutant your character can actually have mutated powers and there's a couple of ways in which you can unlock these. Firstly you can unlock some via getting those Biopoints which I've already covered in a video but there's another system in this game which allows you to unlock further abilities, better abilities in my opinion and they are unlocked via you earning PSI points and these PSI points people unlock PSI powers. So PSI points are tied to a light versus dark system within this game. Now as you will quickly learn you have both a good and dark side to your character and depending on choices you make throughout this game you will level either your dark or light side up. It's a quite simple system which allows you to be rewarded no matter the dialogue choice you make playing this game which is great. So making choices to help people or good choices reward you light aura.  Both light and dark oras can be built up. Now if we check out the PSI powers within our mutations tab within our inventory we'll see some abilities here require a certain amount of light aura or dark aura. So even if you have another PSI points unless your dark or light aura is at a certain level abilities will remain locked. So how do you get PSI points? Well these are rewarded for interacting with certain shrines around the map which seem to be at least in every small town I've been to. Now as well as earning PSI points from these shrines some of these shrines will also unlock further PSI powers and although it unlocks them within your PSI powers tab you still need the right amount of light aura or dark aura to equip them. Now besides the shrines again you can also earn PSI points for certain instances of making good or bad choices so keep that in mind. But besides the shrines in terms of earning more PSI points there are a few instances within the campaign where you help people or don't help people where you also earn PSI points. So when you have enough of these PSI points you can spend them on abilities binding them to your controllers for main buttons. Then when in the battlefield you hold down that left trigger and select the ability you want to use. Keep in mind though they use kai energy so keep an eye on that bar over in the top left. Now the fastest way I have found right now to earn light and dark aura is to catch smaller animals you seem to find randomly on the map. Using that you get at the start of the game once you see that animal if you can keep it and catch it catch it if you decide to keep it and not kill it you'll get light aura.  But like I said it doesn't matter how much aura you have unless you have the PSI points too you can't actually purchase these abilities. So yes spend your PSI points wisely people. And that is it guys the lowdown on PSI points light and dark aura and what you need to know. And on that note the end of the video has arrived if you enjoyed it even a like really helps out. If you're new around here and want to see more by all means then be sure to subscribe and if you never want to miss a video I upload you can turn notifications on by hitting that bell button but guys thanks as always for stopping by and hopefully I will see you on that next one.


Okay, is it audible? So the topic is three growth hacks to market your WordPress plugins. However, I would like to mention it also applies to people who develop themes or sell services. So just because the title suggests it is for plugins, I mean, it doesn't mean that the rest of it who are not developing plugins, the lessons do not apply to them. The reason I mentioned plugins was because maybe I thought the chances of getting selected has a speaker would increase.  So talking about like giving a brief intro for me, I started blogging when I was 16 and today I turn 22. And I feel WordPress has been like the booster for my career. If I never came across WordPress, I would never know how to not leave home and still keep making money. I'm the host of Rohan Chaubey TV. So Rohan Chaubey TV, I mean, it's my own YouTube channel, which I plan to convert into an OTT, which is over the top television channel for startups. So for the pilot one, I'm trying to grow a YouTube channel. And within a year, we plan to start an OTT channel for startups. I co-founded International Growth Hacking Day with 35 co-founders from nine countries. And it was endorsed by the CEO and director of Neeti IO, Government of India. And I also wrote a book, The Growth Hacking Book, which became a bestseller in seven countries. So it is safe to call it an international bestseller. Audience.com, which is IBM and Twitter's partner product, ranks me as India's most followed growth hacker. And the only thing that I help startups with is to get their first 100,000, 10,000 or 100K users or customers. Because I listened to the speaker just right before this. So I would like to mention that, I guess, PeppiPost is a NetCourse product, I guess. So I was once called to NetCourse office to ask how they can increase the user base for PeppiPost. So which makes me believe that I have reached far better companies. Some of them are Unesco, Uber, Red Bull, Kalyangelo's, Freshworks and others. So when I say growth hacking, the common question that I get is, what is growth hacking? So from my book, the definition that I subscribe to is, growth hacking is conducting marketing experiments to uncover strategies to help you attract and retain users. However, I do not get too religious about my own definition. I keep it open for other people to define what they want the growth hacking to be. So I coined a term called growth set and we wordmarked it or trademarked whatever you call it. So a lot of people also ask if you learn growth hacking and you become growth hacker, so how do you become growth hacker? The simplest answer to that is work on your growth set. I define growth set with a mathematical formula which is growth set equals skill set, mindset and tool set. And growth hackers operate at the intersection of marketing, technology and product. So what I mean by marketing is the inbound and outbound marketing strategies that you use to maybe attract traffic to your website or gain users, whatever your intent is. With product, I mean the hacks that you do or implement at the product level. It can be copywriting, referral marketing, affiliates or the UI and UX, I mean working on your UI and UX or gamifying your app or website or whatever product you have built. The next is technology. By technology, I mean, so growth hackers do not have to be coders. It is good if you are a coder, but if you're not from a technical background, only if you can write pseudo codes and someone else and some developer can implement your pseudo code for you, still you would be considered as a growth hacker. So programming is not a necessity to become a growth hacker. What I mean by skill set, mindset and tool set is, so before the stock, Divya gave a very good example of, not example, an analogy of roots and water. If you put, pour in more, he also gave an example. If you pour in more money and see results, you keep on putting money in your marketing and you get used to the paid advertising. However, if you stop burning cash and find organic ways to grow, you will end up being creative. So I feel that's what growth hacking is and that was a very excellent analogy that he suggested. That is the right mindset a growth hacker should have. So maybe officially, Divya wouldn't call himself a growth hacker, but the mindset that he suggested is exactly what we needed. By tool sets, I mean to suggest the tools and methods that you will use to scale your business. And skill set is what skills you would use to grow your business. So for, let's say for developers or WordPress plugin developers, I feel there are major four channels that they get traction from is SEO. So this can either include listing their plugins on certain websites or writing content for it and then ranking for it. The next would be social media or WordPress repository. You listing your plugin in the WordPress repository and lastly affiliate. Now in this talk, we are going to explore the same channels, but with a different twist. So I wouldn't go in depth with a lot of hacks. Let's keep it to three so that you are able to retain the information and you're able to take a nice takeaway. I mean, you get a nice takeaway from this talk. So I've limited it to three, but hopefully it should provide you enough value. So this gentleman in the front row had a very good, I don't remember. Can you please knew your name? Neera. So this Neera sir had a very good talk. So I was searching word cam Mumbai before coming here just to see, you know, how other speakers have presented before this. He had a very good talk, I guess in 2016-17 about selling products in which you mentioned just because you can build it doesn't mean you have to build it. So so in case someone has not watched that I highly recommend to watch Neera's WordPress talk word cam talk. Sorry. So what so maybe there are a lot of how many are developers here? So how many are theme developers and how many are plugins? So let's raise hands for plugins. Okay, quite a few. How many develop themes? Okay. And how many do you have? I mean, how many have services to sell? Okay. So this applies to everyone, almost everyone in the crowd. So talking about WordPress plugins, just because you can build it doesn't mean that you have to build it. You have to analyze and see if there is an actual need for what you want to build. The next is cater to your community. So last year I created a SaaS product for Twitter and I saw there was a demand for a product like that. So it used to make tweets go viral and that's how I also got into touch with a lot of political clients like BJP and Congress to make their tweets viral through my platform. So I saw there was a need for a product that made tweets go viral and I built it. So maybe you don't have to have 10,000 or 20,000 people demanding a product like that. Maybe you will have only 1,000 or 2,000 people wanting to have the product. You can still build it for them. So my product acquired about 1,200 customers in three months and that was enough for us to break even and make good amount of profits. So the first step I think we can summarize online businesses into just three steps. The first is build a community. The second is provide value and third is charge for the value that you provide. However, some people tend to skip the first step and move on to the second one that is building products and services right away without having a community that will back you. So community building is something that you cannot skip at all. Maybe you are a developer and you may feel engaging with your community is not good investment for your time. But I feel that building a community makes it a lot more easier for you to sell anything that you build. The next is see if the plugin already exists, the kind of idea that someone might have already built it. And maybe if it already exists, I mean if it does not exist, you can always create it. If it is already made, you can implement a new change to it and release your own version of it. But it shouldn't happen that the other plugin which already exists just makes one update and your product is no longer relevant. So you have to make sure how you can future proof your product as well, which again you know it is taken from near of stock. The only prerequisite like I said is to build. So I've written plugins on the slide, but what I mean to say is build products so valuable that your prospects have no choice but to buy from you. So you build when there is a real need for it and you wouldn't have to really sell it. Because I'm a growth hacker, I love funnels. So we will see three hacks at each stage of the three funnel stages that I've mentioned in this diagram. Acquisition, activation and retention, we will see one hack from each stage. So I do not have a lot more going on the slides, but you might want to carefully listen to what I'm saying and maybe take notes if you think that is relevant. So the first hack is from the acquisition stage. The acquisition stage means you're attracting traffic to your website or wherever you have listed your plugin. If not your plugin, your theme and if not your theme, your services. So maybe you have listed your services on your website or maybe you have listed your theme on your website. So how do you get traffic and attention to your plugin? I call this strategy lead magnet redistribution. So a few days ago I was looking for a learning management system plugin, LMS plugin.  So maybe you know all of you are aware of Udemy. So if you want to create a Udemy like structure on your own website, you can use an LMS plugin. So before buying the plugin from, so there are maybe major five vendors and before buying, I made the decision based off a blog post. So maybe if this and then that blog post has another lead magnet to capture my email. So I based my decision with reading content. So even though you are developer, you may want to have a blog or something where which can educate your potential buyers. If you cannot write, maybe try hiring content writers. So producing content is the number one strategy to sell anything. I'm sure most of you would agree and I say lead magnet distribution specifically I suggest doing this on LinkedIn because that's the only social media right now which gives you maximum traction. So the only two social media I can think of for you to reach maximum people right now is LinkedIn and TikTok. So of course, TikTok is not a platform. You will sell WordPress plugins. So LinkedIn is the best channel for you to utilize right now. So now you must be wondering how do I reach out or reach to my potential buyers on LinkedIn? One hack is you either, you know, so most of the bloggers and company owners, mostly, you know, small to medium businesses would have a website on WordPress. You can directly reach out to them by the search option on LinkedIn. Another good hack to definitely find WordPress users on LinkedIn is to get LinkedIn sales navigator. In the sales navigator, you can add a filter for seeing what technologies the companies are using. And in there, you can write WordPress. So if you input WordPress in LinkedIn sales navigator's filter, you will be able to get an extensive list of companies and people who have their websites on WordPress. So imagine if you can get the data, I mean, if get people on LinkedIn, you know that they are going to use, they are using WordPress because it shows it in the filters. So you can reach out to them confidently because you know they are having their websites on WordPress. So this is one hack. So before you try the hack number one that is lead magnet redistribution on LinkedIn, I suggest you connect to as many users as possible on LinkedIn who are using WordPress users. So what do you do with the lead magnet? So the lead magnet is anything like a free resource that you want to give to people to educate about your plugin or service or theme or whatever the product is. And then you ask them for their email address or phone number to give it to them. So there was a company that I was working with a New York based SaaS company who wanted their first 1000 beta users. And what I did for them is we created a lead magnet and I published it on my LinkedIn profile and I simply asked people to comment yes if they wanted to get it. And I just posted the update I went to sleep the next day I wake up what I see is it already had 3,30,000 views and 1000 plus comments. And all of them were saying yes. So these were like the potential beta users this company wanted. And I couldn't imagine how it cannot become more easier than this. You posting an update and then next day 1000 people asking you for what you were selling. So I guess the best way to reach out to your people right now if you're considering to be social media has a channel is LinkedIn. And do this use this strategy create a lead magnet ask them to provide your email address or phone number and give it to them once they provide it. Now you may wonder that okay once the lead magnet is created it is shared on your profile maybe your post did not go viral has mine. Maybe you instead of getting 1000 leads you got only 100 how do you reach out to more people. So another potential strategy that you can use is instead of wasting your lead magnet by not sharing it further. Once you have already shared it on your profile doesn't mean that you can't share it on other channels or on other people's profiles. So the other hack could be you partnering with other influencers and asking them to share the exact same lead magnet on their profile. So let's say me and Raghuvendra have I have 20,000 followers on LinkedIn Raghuvendra may have 10,000 and we have an overlapping network of 100 or 200 mutual friends. The rest of it from the 1000 and 2000 connections that we have are still not exposed to this lead magnet. So once I've posted this lead magnet on my profile and I've got 100 leads I can ask Raghuvendra to do post it on his profile. And maybe from his profile I'll get more 50 leads then I'll go to from Raghuvendra I'll ask my other friends or up to post it. Then I'll get more to 50, 100 leads from there. So you can keep asking in LinkedIn influencers to post the exact same lead magnet and keep collecting leads. So the cost of writing or creating a lead magnet is just one time but you can keep redistributing it again and again and again. So that is why the hack is called lead magnet redistribution. Now you must be wondering why would your friends share your I mean why would your friends help you get the leads. So anyways the plugins and themes and all of that have these affiliate model. So what can it so maybe your friends would question you what is in it for me. So you can tell them that you can potentially the first thing is you get virality on your post. So if you are sharing a valuable lead magnet anyways the post is going to get a lot of traction. So you are getting viral content for free from me. The second is whatever leads you get and they convert you make you know X percentage of profit. So you can always work with your friends on affiliate model if they feel they have real influence on the platform. The next hack is leverage psychology psychology hacks to supercharge your plugin sales. So before I move on to the second one I forgot to tell you why LinkedIn's algorithm favors organic reach. So in 2017 like I said my post for getting insanely high amount of views that was because the algorithm was based on the Matthew effect. The Matthew effect means the rich people keep becoming more richer and the poor people keep becoming more poorer. I don't know if that is the word. So what happens is the people who are getting more engagement on LinkedIn are shown on the top of the feed and the people who get less engagement are buried inside the fee. I mean lower in the field. So this created a disparity and top 1% of the platform I mean top 1% of LinkedIn users got all the engagement and views and the rest 99 were starving for engagement and views. So LinkedIn came up with another recent algorithm that I mean they also had an update in 2018 then they recently had an update in June 2019 and the latest algorithm says this. The posts are ranked based on two factors two variables. The first is people you know that means the people you're connected to and the second is things you care about. So let's say if I care about WordPress I would be I would I'm more likely to see WordPress related updates in my feed on the top. So let's say if you have my connection and you and you post something related to the WordPress and I'm following a hashtag WordPress or a group WordPress. So LinkedIn is more likely to show me an update from you because you're in my connection. So the two variables are the people you know and the things you care about and that's why LinkedIn suggests to only post update which are very specific. So let's say if you're a WordPress developer or you're providing services related to WordPress, you want to make sure that you keep talking about just WordPress to create the community around the same topic. The second what they suggest so this is coming from the engineers of LinkedIn. The next tip they suggest is mentioning five people in all your updates and asking them who are more likely to engage in the discussion. So if I'm posting a lead magnet or just a normal update how I created my plugin and how it can be useful for your business tag five people who are more likely to hop in the common section and tell something and start a conversation. And next tip they suggest is to use three hashtags not more than that. So I'm not sure what's the logic behind this but this is coming from LinkedIn engineers so I will follow blindly. And the last algorithm factor is they favor updates that encourage conversations. So if you have a regular to and fro going on in your common sections your updates are more likely to rank higher in the field. The next is psychology hacks to supercharge your plugin sales. So I just had only one hack but there's a mistake that I wrote hacks. So the one psychology hack that I always use with my services is or if you have plugins. So let's say let's understand with an example. So let's say if I want to sell my book I would charge it maybe you know 450 for the book. The next pricing option I would have with the book you can get be in my you know WhatsApp community where I share a growth hack every day a new growth hack every day. Plus you get access to a masterclass to get your first hundred customers organically even when nobody knows you. So these three you get for so let's say you get the book for $25 the option B is $35 where you get the book the access to the community and access to masterclass for 35. So there is a price difference of $10 and the third pricing option would be you get the book you get the community you get the masterclass plus one edition is you get a four page guide for growth hacking which is now $65. So you will so when you analyze the option B and option C there is only one difference in option B. I'm selling the book community and masterclass for $35 and in option C I'm selling book community plus masterclass plus four page guide for $65. So you're more likely to pick $35 option because it's cheaper than the third option and having more value. And you're going to drop option number one which was just booked for $25 because when you compare that with be it is ridiculous. I mean book for 25 and then option B was book community and masterclass for $35. So I know that you're more likely to pick the dollar 35 option so you can price your plugins like that. So you make customers pick the pricing options that you want them to pick. So this is called decoy effect. You can always Google search and find more about it or you can go to my core profile. I've shared more than I guess 100 psychology hacks that you can employ for your business. So this is just one of those hundred. The last is price your plugin like a SaaS company. So I've seen a lot of plugin sellers or service vendors if you're selling marketing services or WordPress related services. Or if you're selling themes. A lot of people have these one time charges and then they forget to remind their customers or they do not have something that customers would keep coming back.  So what a SaaS company does is it keeps charging you on a monthly recurring model. And that is what I think all the plugins should be charged in a similar fashion. So maybe I was talking to some one of the sponsors outside and they said their plugin is about $149 per year. I think that's a very smart way of charging. I mean they are exactly following this principle of charging like a SaaS company. What I would improve in that is I make it monthly. Why I say that is because then you get to see your monthly recurring revenue. I mean not that you have to care about it. But what happens is let's say so there are two ways when you charge people on recurring model is if you do not charge people on recurring model. You kind of lose customers. So let's see if I forget to renew my subscription which has to be done manually. If I buy a plugin and I had to renew my subscription with you manually I may forget I may get busy and may not come back. However if you auto charge me it can happen that I did not wanted my card to be auto charged and I will make a refund request or I'll make a charge back if I was using my credit card. So to make sure that this doesn't happen you can remind your users beforehand before you charge them automatic that the charges are automatic. And in the next 30 days we are going to charge you again. So they have an option to continue. I mean keep it hazardous or cancel. So yeah so maybe some people may debate that plugins are not SaaS products and the pricing may not work. But I think there's a lot of plugins these days come with this monthly or yearly recurring charges. And also plug in plugins are nothing but a software product and you're also providing support so that becomes a service. So essentially I would say plugins are nothing. I mean it is safe to say plugins are also software has a service SaaS products. Okay so I think we ended the presentation. Lastly what I want to say you is follow me on Twitter that is Rohan Chabay for for more growth hacks and I have a gift for you. So today since it's my birthday I have like I was talking about creating your own community which is super dedicated towards you. So I have a very small community. I'm not famous enough to have thousands of people I mean tens and thousands. But I have about you know good 500,000 people who are dedicatedly following me everywhere and they will just buy anything if I'm selling. So from Goregaon to Mira Road there are about nine billboards with my birthday wishes. If at all someone says between Goregaon to Mira Road and they see my billboard it is only one kilometer from the station. Click a picture and send it to me on Twitter and in return I'll send you a gift to your postal address. Thank you so much.


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