Item number SCP-564. Object Class. Safe. Special Containment Procedures. SCP-564 is to remain on the assigned bedding at all times. Due to the fragility of SCP-564-1, contact with SCP-564 requires special clearance for testing purposes only, for its own safety. Access to its point of origin is to be restricted to those with approval for testing. Anything removed from the area is to be kept in the same container as SCP-564. Communication with SCP-564 requires level three or higher clearance. Communication is to be recorded via audio recording devices. Addendum. Communication now required to be recorded visually as well. Communication with SCP-564 is now restricted to written notes, with its available hand. Description. SCP-564 was located in data expunged, which appeared to have been abandoned for at least 40 years. Several commonplace tools were contained within the room, along with a few objects of unknown purpose or identity. SCP-564 appears to be a construction assembled of various materials, resembling an adult female human of exactly 1.5 meters in height. The outer shell of its form, making up most of the body, is primarily compressed sandstone, with traces of an unknown material. Inside the limbs, chest, and head runs a network of poorly insulated copper wire and rubber tubes, which carry a golden brown fluid of unknown composition. Eyes, resembling those of a normal person, are large pearls. There is also a small gap where a mouth would be, but aside from a rough shape, no other external body parts of normal humans have been replicated on the construction. SCP-564-1 resides in a cavity, accessed by a panel on the chest region of SCP-564. It appears to be a large, transparent and slightly luminescent blob, surrounded by an iron ring with numerous holes in the edges. It is assumed to be highly elastic, as portions are stretched through holes in the iron ring and held in place with large orange nails of an unknown alloy. Currently, SCP-564-1 contacts the ring in such a way in nine different locations around the ring. A network of wire appears to connect to each location and run to various points within the structure of SCP-564. SCP-564 is sentient. It appears to have severely limited control over the constructed body, and unless otherwise noted, is completely immobile. The following observations have been recorded to date. It can move the right arm freely. All movements of the left index and ring digits have been noticed. It can move the left leg freely at any point below the kneecap. Structures resembling eyes are active, however, only the right eye can move freely. SCP-564 claims to have been human at one point. Its identity before its current form is assumed to be data-expunged, who was recorded missing in 19... However, there is currently no evidence to support this. Addendum. Testing of SCP-564 is restricted until speech can be regained. See Test Log, 564-4. Test Log, 564-1. Test approved by 05-1 and carried out by Dr. 1. Tools used. Forceps and a nail recovered from the site of discovery of SCP-564. Subject, SCP-564. SCP-564-1 was manipulated with forceps. SCP-564 noted feeling pains in the left leg below the hip. Nail was then drawn into contact in the same area, and the level of pain reportedly intensified. Forceps was used to manipulate, without removing, other nails in the iron ring surrounding SCP-564-1. A number of sensations occurred in various locations around the body, seemingly associated with a specific nail. Test Log, 564-2. Test approved by 05-1 and carried out by Dr. 1. Tools used. Forceps and a nail recovered from the site of discovery of SCP-564. Subject, SCP-564. A portion of SCP-564-1 was extended away from the central mass with forceps. Subject complained of pain in the left wrist. It was manipulated into a hole in the iron ring, where Dr. 1 inserted a nail in a fashion that resembled the others. Subject experienced intensified pain in the wrist area, and the right leg began to move erratically. Test was forcibly ended after SCP-564 refused to cooperate. Test Log, 564-3. Test approved by 05-1 and carried out by Dr. 1. Tools used. X-ray machine, drill, hammer, forceps, and a nail recovered from the site of discovery of SCP-564. Subject, SCP-564. A portion of SCP-564-1 was extended away from the central mass with forceps. Subject complained of pain in the right hip. Dr. 1 attempted to find an opening to the corresponding part of the body, to no success. Drill used to create a hole into corresponding part, to no success. Hammer used to shatter the outer sandstone layer, to no success. X-ray machine brought in, and corresponding part was viewed. Wires running through the area were noted, and one that connected to that area was traced back to the iron ring of SCP-564-1. Portion of SCP-564-1 manipulated through the corresponding hole, and a nail was inserted in a fashion that resembled the others. Subject complained of slightly increased pain. Movement of the hip was noted when subject was asked to attempt to move the leg. Nail removed, and test was ended. Test log, 564-4. Test approved by 05-1, and carried out by Dr. R. Tools used. X-ray machine, and forceps. Subject, SCP-564. A nail on the ring of SCP-564-1 was chosen at random. X-ray machine brought in, and wires extending from the ring of SCP-564-1 were traced a short distance away to the right of the base of the neck. Forceps used a hold portion of SCP-564-1 held by the nail, and the nail was removed. Subject started moving erratically with available body parts. Internal liquid suddenly vomited, and subject lashed out at Dr. R. Tools. Attempts at communication with subject were met with silence. Due to the reaction of SCP-564 towards Dr. R. Tools, portion of SCP-564-1 being manipulated was lost to the central mass. Test was forcibly ended after SCP-564 refused to cooperate. Loss of speech was noted. Conversation log, 564-14. Dr., please, tell me anything you remember between now and expunged. SCP-564, I was returning home from expunged. A man approached me. He assaulted me, and covered my mouth with something until I fell unconscious. Dr., do you know who he was? SCP-564, no. Dr., continue. SCP-564, when I came to, I couldn't see or hear or feel anything except for a faint, throbbing pain all over my body. I don't know how long I remained like that. Eventually, I heard a terrible static noise that lasted minutes, until the sound became the voice of a man muttering to himself. I can't remember what he said. After that point, occasionally, a point on my body would hurt intensely for a moment before returning to normal. Sometimes I'd be able to feel normally with an arm or a leg shortly afterwards, but most of the time, it didn't last long. Eventually, my vision came back too. I was in the room that you people found me in. Dr., did you ever leave that room? SCP-564, no. Dr., was there anybody else there? SCP-564, yes. I think it was that man I saw before I blacked out. Dr., how about any others like yourself? SCP-564, I don't know. There were other things that looked like people, some of them laying on tables, but none of them moved. Dr., continue. SCP-564, I don't remember much else. The man looked like he was working on something on my chest, but after a few days, he didn't come back. I was laying there for a very long time, until eventually you people found me. Dr., how long? SCP-564, I don't know. It felt like an eternity, maybe years. I was unable to sleep the entire time. End of recording. Lesson complete. If you missed the previous orientation, go watch SCP-563, an abandoned farm in China, right now. Or for the complete course, watch this playlist.


Thank you. The gentleman's time has expired. I now recognize the general from Florida. Ms. Demings for five minutes Thank you so much, Mr. Chairman. And let me just say just for the record. I'm a Democrat from Florida and I've had Heard complaints about my emails going into spam as well And I'm sure other Democratic members have had the same experiences Unfortunately, Mr. Pekai in 2007 Google Purchase double-click the leading provider of certain advertising tools Is that correct? That's correct Congresswoman when Congress when Google Purchase of proposed the merger alarm bells were raised about the access to data Google would have specifically the ability to connect a user's personal identity with their browsing activity Google However committed to Congress and to the antitrust enforces that the deal would not reduce user privacy Google chief legal advisor testified before the Senate antitrust subcommittee that Google wouldn't be able to merge this data Even if it wanted to given contractual restrictions, but in June of 2016 Google went ahead and merged this data. Anyway, effectively destroying anonymity on the internet. Mr. Pekai, you became CEO in of Google in 2015. Is that correct? That's right. Okay, and this change was made in 2016. Is that correct? That's my understanding. Okay. Thank you for that Did you sign off on this decision to combine the sets of data with Google that Google had told Congress would be kept separate? Congresswoman any any changes we made Mr. Pekai with all due respect, please did you sign off on the decision or not? I Reviewed at a high level all important decisions We may be deeply care about privacy and security of our users. So you signed off on the use of consent for Okay, okay, you signed off on the decision practically this decision meant that your company would not combine all of Would now combine for example all of my data on Google my search history my location from Google Maps Information from my emails from Gmail as well as my personal identity with the record of almost all of the websites I visited that is absolutely staggering According to an email from a double-click executive That was exactly the type of reduction in user privacy that Google's founders had previously Were it would lead to a backlash and I quote they were Unwavering on the policy due to philosophical reasons, which is Larry and Sergey's Fundamentally not wanting users associated with the cross site cookie They were also worried about a privacy storm as well as damage to Google's brand So in 2007 Google's founders feared making this change because they knew it would upset their users, but in 2016 Google didn't seem to care Mr. Pekai. Isn't it true that what changed between 2007 and 2016 is that Google gained enormous market power So while Google had to care about user privacy in 2007 it no longer had to in 2016 would you agree that what change was Google gained enormous market power Congresswoman there's an important issue if I could explain Well, you know we today make it very easy for users to be in control of their data We have simplified their settings. They can turn ads personalization on or off We have combined most of activity settings into three groupings We remind users to go to a privacy checkup one billion users of time. So I thank you so much for that I am concerned that Google's bait and switch with double-click is part of a broader pattern where Google buys up companies For the purposes of surveilling Americans and because of Google Google's dominance users have no choice but to surrender in 2019 Google made over 80 percent of its total revenue through selling a ad placement. Is that correct? Mr. Pekai Yeah, okay, and because Google sells behavioral ads ads targeted to each of us as individuals the more user data That Google collects the more money Google can make more user data means more money. Is that correct? In in general, that's not true. For example, we're using data Not the more money I'm sorry, please So you're saying that the more user data it does not mean the more money that Google can collect Congresswoman most of the data today we collect is to help users And provide personalized experiences back. Thank you. Thank you so much. Mr. Pekai. Mr. Chairman. I yield back


I think the real opportunity for me personally with EHF is such a positive community. It's get out of the valley, get out of my day to day, replant myself in a community where people are super optimistic about their ability to change the world, they want to change the world, the emphasis is on the world, where they come from before the self. And I think that experience and that ability to tap into that positivity as a community actually I think can be super helpful in rewiring the way I think. And so I come here not only for all the great professional opportunities but also just an opportunity to reflect as a person.


Hey everyone! I am back with a new video and this is going to be a follow-up of my tutorial on how to draw faces which if you haven't watched yet I will link it in the card section of this video as well as in the description box down below. Based on the title of this video as well this is going to be part one of me doing the 100 heads drawing challenge. So I will be talking about my experience with that challenge as well as what I have learned so far but before we get into that I want to say that this video is sponsored by Skillshare. So I have made videos with Skillshare before you can check them out on my channel if you want but if you don't know what Skillshare is basically they are an online learning community with over thousands of video tutorials taught by creatives as well as professionals in their own fields and they teach on a range of topics from art, design, business, writing, music, photography, freelancing and so much more so I highly recommend that you check them out. 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So that's the first 500 people to use that link to sign up can get two months of free premium membership with Skillshare and their premium membership costs at less than 10 us dollars a month if you pay annually and that gives you unlimited access to all of their classes so that continuous membership can actually help you learn as well as expand your skills over time and because we're only two months into 2020 there's still time to get working on that new year's resolution so I highly recommend that you check this out to see if it is suitable for you and once again using the link down below if you sign up the first 500 people will get two months free subscription or free premium membership with Skillshare so now on to the video. As I've mentioned I decided to try the 100 Faces Drawing Challenge in 10 days but I have broken it down into two parts so that the video isn't too long because this video is already long enough and hopefully you also get to see all of the faces drawn in time-lapse. If you haven't heard about the 100 Heads Challenge the original video is by Ahmed Aldouri and I will link that video down below as well but I'm sure most of you guys have seen this challenge going around or you've seen the original video from Ahmed. I've definitely seen multiple YouTubers in the art community who's done this challenge so I wanted to do it as well. Basically the goal of the challenge is to draw 100 heads in 10 days using reference images and Ahmed actually has a Pinterest board with the reference photos he used for this challenge and you can use that one as well to complete the challenge yourself or you can use your very own reference images and in this case I am using my own reference photos that I found on Pinterest because initially doing this challenge I thought that I would only want to draw faces that would suit my style as well as my personal articles and speaking of that I am definitely someone who falls in the category of drawing pretty faces mainly because I take a lot of inspiration from fashion and beauty fashion illustration and I just really enjoy drawing pretty girls so the first few faces that you will see in this challenge are the typical faces that I would draw. I haven't actually used these reference photos before so it is my first time for this challenge but these are the kind of photos I would normally use when creating my own art so in a way it was a great way for me to practice drawing faces again since I do go through a cycle where I don't draw for days or for months and then I start to get back into it again but I'm really frosty so I need some sort of warm up or practice session so I feel like this would be really good for that. However as I progressed through this challenge I do admit that I was getting a bit bored with drawing the same pretty face many times so I tried to find some reference images of my own that were a bit different from what I would normally draw so it would be somewhat challenging for me so I started drawing more facial expressions I started drawing faces in different angles and I started to draw different genders as well so that's when it got a little bit challenging and it also made me faster. I also became way more confident with each face that I drew as I progressed on this challenge. I actually did 50 faces in three days which I am pretty proud of but I would not recommend doing that because after drawing 20 in one day my hand started to hurt it started to cramp and I noticed that I was also getting lazy with each drawing so it was slightly compromising the quality however I was still pretty determined to keep the same quality of the drawings. Was I actually able to do that? No I wasn't but I still gave it a shot. Overall I am pretty happy with my progress with this so far I definitely have way more drawings that I am proud of than drawings that I'm not so proud of so I'm also learning to discipline myself to accept the not so good drawings and learn to move on and just continue with finishing this challenge and I think I've done well so far so for this challenge I used pencils, watercolors and ink. The first 25 faces because I was using those art materials I was very precious with each drawing I was sketching very slowly with pencil and I made the sketch quite detailed before I colored it in with the first layer of watercolors which I waited for to dry and then I added a second layer of watercolors which I then waited for to dry and then I added ink using a brush pen however the next 25 faces that I drew I did a different and a faster approach I sketched in pencil but I kept it very rough and then I immediately added liquid ink for the black outlines and I waited for that to dry just to make sure because the ink is waterproof but if it wasn't dry it would completely smudge if I added the watercolors so after that was dry I added the watercolors and I worked so much faster and I found that this method was fast and I actually didn't compromise the quality or the overall aesthetic that I was going for with this challenge so I'm really happy with that. What I want to do is I actually want to scan all of the faces that I drew and put them all together into a big piece of paper and have it printed as a poster I think that would look amazing so that's one of the goals for this challenge as well and on that note let me just segue into a self plug about my website and online shop which has been low-key up for a while now I designed and built my website on WordPress from scratch more than a year ago so that's definitely a while now I just haven't mentioned anything about it on YouTube or on social media really and just a few months ago I built the online store on my website so I'm hoping to sell more art prints and other items on there hopefully in the future I may or may not move my art prints from Society 6 onto my website I haven't actually decided yet but if you're keen to check out my website it is linked in the description box below or you can simply type in zairabanyas.com on any web browser and that will take you there and you can check it out. I also have a few of my 2020 calendar still available which is now in clearance I only have a few left so if you want to grab some it's right there I also have some art prints available and it's still limited to my digital zodiac illustrations but I am hoping to add more new artworks on my online shop so hopefully that will be happening in the near future and moving on another reason why I'm doing this challenge is because I wanted to do a follow-up to my tutorial on how to draw faces and this challenge is perfect because it allows you to practice drawing lots of faces you can draw different faces or you can draw the same face 100 times but it forces you to explore diversity in your drawings or it allows you to master drawing faces in your desired style so you can basically practice and develop your style as you're doing this challenge which is really great and also this challenge is very flexible you can literally do anything you want with these I feel like you can create 100 original characters in 10 days like that would be really fun if you're into character design you can also use whatever art materials you want you don't have to stick to just one art material the whole entire challenge you can switch it up if you want you can also make the drawings as detailed as you can or as sketchy as you want so that all really depends on you as well as what you want to achieve from a challenge like this so make it as personal as you want because that's ultimately the goal of every challenge like it should help you in your progression with drawing and with your art now I'll be honest when I decided to do this challenge I thought it would be very easy because I draw faces all the time and I thought what's the difference but I was wrong I didn't realize that my hand would hurt 20 faces in and the quality of the faces that I drew started to worsen as I progressed on which actually discouraged me a little bit from continuing because I wanted to scrap the drawings every time I made one drawing that I did not like on that piece of paper which had four faces drawn on it already and I always just wanted to start all over again and I just had this thought that it would be impossible to finish this challenge in 10 days or in the time limit that I had um for me I ended up working on 50 drawings in three days which was also very ambitious but I had to do it because of my own time constraints with work and with uni so I didn't have time every day to draw for five days so I had to plan and allocate time in whatever days I had available between when I started and when I'm uploading this video as well so um my plan was for the first day to draw um 15 the second to draw 15 again and then third draw 20 however like I said I was scrapping a lot of my drawing so on the first day I scrapped a total of eight faces and I only ended up drawing five that I was happy with and I worked on it for three to four hours which is a lot um I shouldn't be spending that much time on five or 13 faces so on the next day I ended up having to draw 20 and on the last day I had to squeeze in 25 um using the faster method which I was really thankful that I discovered because that actually made me finish 50 faces in the amount of time that I had available so what I took away from this challenge so far um is that I definitely need more work on diversity when it comes to my drawings so for the next batch of 50 faces that I draw I might do a wider variety um like I said I thought that because I only draw fashion inspired illustrations that there would be no need for me to draw the caricatures or the old men in Amidst Pinterest board but at the same time there's also no harm in going outside one's comfort zone and like I said I ended up getting bored with drawing the same preface so I started to switch it up um I started to draw um different facial expressions and angles and even a little bit of old people in this first batch so I will try and do more of that in the second batch I will really try and challenge myself um with a wider range or um more diversity in my drawings and the thing is I might never actually draw those kind of faces ever again but I also know that I will be able to take something out of the challenge and apply it to my own style and my own preferred art subject so for example with this challenge I learned how to work faster without compromising the quality as much and also through that the drawings that I ended up doing at a faster pace had a little bit more flow and movement and they looked more dynamic than the previous ones where I was being really precious and taking my sweet time with every single face so the key to working faster from what I've discovered from this challenge is to be confident in your strokes and the lines that you draw and the way to build confidence is to do something multiple times basically to practice if you practice you become confident and if you're confident you become faster and you also become better at achieving the look that you want for your drawings so if you want to try this challenge as well I highly recommend it if you want to learn more on how to draw faces in different angles draw different male faces children's faces I do recommend using all of the resources that you have available to you try and source knowledge from everywhere so for example there's YouTube there's the internet and there's Skillshare so just to really drive it home you can get two months of free premium membership using the link below so that is it for this video thank you so much for Skillshare for making this video possible and for you guys who are continuing to watch my videos even if I haven't really been uploading every week or consistently anymore I really do appreciate that you are still watching my videos if you like what you see and you want to watch more feel free to subscribe push the notification button to know when I will randomly upload another video here on YouTube feel free to follow me on 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What's good jobs, but Ross back again with another video. So I've noticed this even before I started making YouTube videos Even when I was watching other wrestling content creators, you know before my YouTube days, I've noticed that People you know, I wouldn't say everyone but there's a large percentage of the wrestling fan base that is okay with mediocrity Especially what's shown on WWE television a lot of people will give a pass to a product Knowing that it could be better or maybe they don't care that it could be better And they're just enjoying what they see and feel like this is how it should be because They're producing it and making the show so they know better than me as the consumer in this situation So I'm gonna accept what they're showing me because this is how it's supposed to be and then there's some people in the wrestling community that voiced their opinion on it and Feel like the product could be better and should be better and those same fans They're okay with whatever WWE throws out there whatever BS they want to throw out there those same fans will come at the other wrestling fans To question why are they questioning what WWE is doing? Why are they questioning what they see on television? Just sit back and enjoy the show. It's not that big of a deal and then you just have to sit there and Question their mindset on so you're okay with this BS like you're okay with Lazy booking or you okay with you know, no thought-provoking not thought-provoking, but no Storylines that make sense now granted Recently one of the things that's been helping WWE as a whole is that bloodline storyline? That's probably the best thing they've had on television in years And it's been great and you can tell they care because they put a lot of thought they put a lot of effort they they are always constantly promoting you you can tell they care about that and then there's other things that they don't care about you know and The reason why I'm bringing this video up just in general because I got a lot of comments on one of my previous videos talking about my I guess you could say this pleasure or my my reaction to Oscar's new championship title and New design and how I felt it was it was lazy and There was a lot of people that was like it wasn't that lazy. They thought it was dope. They like it and that's fine I'm not telling how anyone how to like it But then there was other people that were coming at me like oh, I'm tripping I'm always complaining about something even though that's not the case considering when I'm always talking positively About WWE. I don't get any of those type of comments. That's neither here nor there They coming at me as if I'm over here. I shouldn't be ridiculing or talking about WWE being lazy because I didn't like the title design and to be honest with you if I gotta keep it a stack It was lazy. This is a billion dollar company They could have came up with something better for Oscar hell They should have came up with something better for Roman Reigns who has had the championship for over a thousand days You're telling me the best thing they could have did the best thing they could have came up with was changing the strap of The championship black and putting gold on it That's it Prime example a new world heavyweight championship that Seth Rollins has not everybody likes to design, but I love it I love the modern take on big Goldie and For those people that are talking about world WWE has the championship belt like that because of brand marketing They want the WWE logo to be seen the WWE logo is seen on the world heavyweight championship And it still look good hell I remember times when big Goldie didn't have that but people still knew what the championship Who it was associated with but I get it you want you want that marketing? You wanted to look look like it's a WWE championship. So there's no mistake in where it's from. That's fine But at the same time they put in time and effort in that new world heavyweight championship It looked good.  This is dope. Oh man, and it looks beautiful Some people didn't love it, but the reaction was so much greater than the reactions We got for the new undisputed universal WWE championship and Oscar's new title new championship Those reactions and comparison just from the people that were in the arena is totally different and I bring this up because This is how I know WWE can produce and do better They did it with that championship that look like it took time that looked like it was thought out that looked like This is something that they wanted, you know They really wanted it to be special and wanted to mean something and then with what Roman and Oscar God is like.  I Me personally This is my job. So I get paid to have an opinion about wrestling and I'm very blessed and thankful for it. So I'm not gonna be a YouTube YouTube content creator or any type of individual that is okay with just Giving everything a thumbs up when deep down the side. I may not even like it You can't go overboard with your displeasure, but I don't think I did in my previous video I just felt like it was lazy That's it and because I said that people coming at me as if I said the belt was complete trash and screwed WWE I'm like, no I voiced my opinion because I get paid to voice my opinion and I said how I felt and I do feel like a billion dollar company That's all about branding could have did a way better job of giving their top champions a belt that looks Like something new and meaningful. That's all I'm saying People all we're also making an argument. Oh, well the champion makes the belt not the other way around and to an extent This is very true But I got to ask yourself. Well, you got to ask yourself this at the end of the day a Wrestler's objective is to become champion of whatever promotion if the belt looks like trash At the end of the day It's still gonna look like trash even if the wrestler is fantastic We all a lot of us did not like the universal championship when it first came out And when Finn Balor wanted it was like alright Finn Balor wanted we're happy for him But it still looks like trash Even when they turned it blue turned it to the raspberry the blue raspberry championship or the blueberry championship Yes, Roman has it. That's awesome. You know I'm saying he's making that belt look Like the top championship It still didn't look that good really at least in my opinion So that doesn't change the fact you can have a top tier wrestler hold a trash as belt The belt is still trash if it don't look good still don't look good But the champion is dope If anything the champion may belt make the belt look a little bit better just how they present themselves so I just wanted to make this video. I didn't want to go too crazy into it I just I've always noticed that wrestling the wrestling fans and a large majority I've seen are just okay with whatever wwe throws their way And anybody that disagrees with them, they're the problem when it should really be You should have a little bit more standard for what you're watching and what you invest your time into So I'm always going to voice my opinion. You may not agree with me and that's okay That's why we have the comment section down below to discuss These things and have those back and forth conversations without being toxic of course But for me personally, I will never be a guy that's okay with accepting mediocrity Especially if there's something I've taken time out my day to watch and actively talk about actively care about I'm not going to be one of those people because at the end of the day, man If you're passionate about something you should want the best of that That that said thing that you like, you know, if you're passionate about it, you love it You're gonna want the best from it. So comment down below Let me know man. Have you guys seen this in the wrestling community? Am I the only one that's seen it? I'm sure I know I'm not but have you guys seen in this community So many people accept the BS that's shown to them on television and then Look at you crazy when you disagree with them and want better for the show But then they're sitting up there telling you it's perfect the way it is You guys are just tripping have you guys seen that because I know I've seen it so many times I've never really made a video on it But I definitely wanted to address it because I just feel like Yeah, man Come on. Come on now We we we deserve better as consumers Especially when it comes to what we see on television. So but I appreciate all the love and support you guys shown on channel Road to 150k and I'm still here to speak to youtube wrestling champ of the world Appreciate y'all kicking me see our next one. Peace


Welcome folks, we have the Dow Industries trading up a hundred, you get the NASDAQ down 70 S&Ps of flat. Gold. Gold contract up $17.60, trading at $17.48 an ounce. We have Silver Up 6 cents, $18.78 an ounce, Light Sweet Crude flat, $96.80 a barrel, notes and bonds. That's where the action is out here folks, you get the 10-year note trading up a point at $119 to $27, the 30-year up a full point plus 21 ticks at $142, you have the 10-year right now trading at $2.79 yield. We had a high of $3.47, so you get some action here man in a big way. King Dollar, King Dollar finally broke, well it didn't break, what it did is this, it's down $565, $106,345 and you can see what's happening, we're going to continue to have volatility all day long here. If that King Dollar stays low, let's pull this up so you can see how this shakes out because your probability goes much higher now that you're going to get follow through if in fact this King Dollar can stay down where it is to the close out here today. The number that it's under right now is the 106.792, you're under that by 400 ticks okay, that says it wants to go to the bottom of that range, 106 but it gets better folks okay, well if you're a bull it gets better and this is what it is. What you have here is that it is coming right into the trend line from the upswing going all the way back to May 30th. If we break this, let's pitch it next week, if you break this with conviction next week guess what man, that dollar is going to get out of 101 and that's going to be quite a move man and what that will do is that will continue to give relief to the S&P. We have the gold contract, the gold contract is saying amen this thing is going to go, so for Friday in the marketplace that gold actually can be up, it's pretty cool and the gold equities they're up big. If we go take a look at the 10 year, what's happening with the 10 year this could end very well, could end up being an ABC structure on the way up and you talk about deviant man it's as deviant as you can get. So we take a look at this 10 year, it's going after the highs that were generated out here of 126, we hit 121, we had volume there of 1.6 million contracts, we're going to have more than that. So now we're pushing into that high with volume. If we break this and it's an ABC structure up, you've got some monster action here man and that's just going to twist markets left and right, pretty wild man, there's no doubt about it. Recap out here, we get the dollar, the industry is up 90, Nasdaq is down 72, S&Ps are flat, stay right there folks, come right back.


We've heard from all three of those groups today or this week and we'll hear more from customers and other experts today. Some news stew on Dell, Dell announced this morning that in a conference call that Michael Dell had with analysts, Wall Street analysts that the company is going to pay a dividend and stocks actually up pre-market on that news. We've got the open now so I don't know what the current price is but it was up earlier this morning. And so Michael Dell told the analysts that they're going to increasingly, first thing he said is we're going to cut two billion dollars of costs over the next three years and we're going to focus increasingly, he said, on the data center with a particular emphasis on gear, hardware, storage, networking and servers and a secondary focus on software and services. And as I say, they also announced a dividend of 32 cents a share and the closing price yesterday was just under 12 bucks. Yeah, Dave, it's interesting, at breakfast this morning I was talking to a Dell customer and a Dell partner and they were disappointed with Wall Street. They said, you know, Dell's really kind of turned themselves around. They're more profitable. They're growing and, you know, yeah, Dave, it's interesting, at breakfast this morning I was talking to a Dell customer and a Dell partner and they were disappointed with Wall Street. They said, you know, Dell's really kind of turned themselves around. They're more profitable. growing and you know we're kind of we were talking about the dividend and said you know when are they going to get a little bump on that so you know if they've got good growth potential as you've pointed out all these products that they're adding in the data center have better margins than they had in the PC and server error. Yeah so the stock's up almost 4% today on that news you know Dell is obviously an interesting company you know a lot of Wall Street I think all Street analysts are don't understand the company frankly they see Dell as a box seller with an aim on the box and and while that is is true for much of the company's business I'd say a couple things one is Dell always differentiated with the supply chain and its distribution channel it's an ability to to have a customer experience that differentiated it from the competition now of course I understand why the street is paying less attention to that in the post PC era but Dell is transforming into a company that owns a lot of its own IP. Stu the the company's a 60 billion dollar company and its valuation is around just hovers over 20 billion dollars and so and it's got 14 billion dollars of cash in the bank so in theory Dell could buy back the remaining shares outstanding and essentially own entire company so it's got you know I think a lot of upside from that standpoint the stock you know if they do aggressive buybacks that the stock could could go up I mean like say 14 billion in cash you know if it didn't net out the cash they're talking about talking about six billion dollars in value for a 60 billion dollar company you know personally I think that's undervalued to the extent that Dell can continue its transformation yeah so so Dave the other thing we had Carter George's keynote this morning and we've kicked off our broadcast on day one with Carter and what he talked to us about is Dell really creating that that storage personality so really an interesting way as to how Dell does acquisitions they don't just acquire them and try to grow them but they're putting together those building blocks understanding those software components that weave together the entire solution and really you know Dell's got a compelling message they're hitting all the notes that we expect they've got you know a flash message that they went into a little bit of depth on you know obviously on the server side Dell's been doing flash for a number of years but from the storage side starting to see that that bridge to the server and the storage together what they're calling project termies and the new term they came up to was that their nvm their nonvolatile memory where they can create a a shared global coherent cash between the servers and this is based off of the RNA networks acquisition that they made just a year ago and if you look at it I he Carter said you can even take a single server and you could just fold that up with flash and that could be really an appliance then that could serve up flash you know at the server to a number of other so what's happening here is we're seeing a total evolution of the the IO hierarchy and IO design 20 years ago all the action was at the server and really the server vendors were largely in control the server was the single point of control function over the last 20 years has migrated away from the host to the other side of the channel out to the disk array why for practical reasons of being able to share data being able to protect data things like snapshots things like replication and other capabilities that we've seen go out to the array and then the array became the single point of control for all those functions and there's of course a lot of processing power in the array as you well know stew and so now we're seeing with the advent of of flash and the difference is that flash is a persistent media right I mean you've got to have a persistent media and that that media has been spending disk for you know 50 years now we have this advent of flash driven by the consumer electronics trend really driven by Apple's choice to use flash in its iPods and then of course all its other consumer devices has really driven the cost of flash down so the enterprise has done some very sort of unnatural acts to make flash enterprise ready and what that's done is it's it's allowed the the price gap between memory you know nonvolatile memory if you will and spinning disk to to compress and now we're seeing a migration of function back to the other side of the channel and we're seeing that hierarchy of flash really get granular it started with enterprise flash drive stuffed into arrays but of course the array controller became the bottleneck and so they've seen people put PCI e-cards you know directly on the server you're seeing fusion IO do things like atomic rights directly to its product and then EMC comes out with VF cash now Dell has an opportunity according to Nick Allen yesterday to leapfrog that whole vision of what EMC put forth is VF cash so still the interesting thing to me is you're seeing the whales not wait they're all jumping in I say all well particular now we've seen EMC make moves we certainly heard IBM last week talk about its blue hawk which is a thunder like product and now Dell using its RNA virtualized memory technology combined with flash to really put forth the vision of a shared global cash coherent capability that it wants to integrate across all of its products yeah no Dave absolutely and another area we've we've seen a strong focus on and talked about the keynote app ashore CTO came on and talked about how they're really able to use the the snapshotting technology to have both a crash and application consistency and that that's going to extend to the flash cash so whether you have the storage in the server or whether you have it down in the storage array they're going to have that application awareness and be able to recover as they kind of joked and they said that the jokes always been backups easy recoveries hard now Dell's looking to make recovery simple well that's my friend Fred Moore would say backup is one thing recovery is everything so alright so we're seeing Dell really try to push the integration integration is nontrivial stew as you know used to work at EMC and I always felt that that in watching EMC integration sometimes got put on the back burner in in favor of execution of the individual portfolio products you're seeing a totally different message from Dell where integration is front and center at the same time again it's not trivial to do that integration it takes a long time we heard yesterday that it's going to take another year for that for Dell to get block based compression from Ocarina into the equal logic and compelling arrays I took IBM two years to do that with store wise so it clearly is not a trivial exercise but so we're going to be talking about all the stuff today we got another full day keep it right there we have Randy currents coming up next Randy is a senior strategist at the evaluated group the evaluated group for those of you don't know is a Colorado based consultancy they do a lot of both technical research and business research one of the sharpest consultancies around Randy is a real expert in storage been around the business for a long time we're going to get his perspective so keep it right there we write back live this is the cube from Dell storage form in Boston keep it right there


Excellencies, Distinguished Counselors, Secretary General Mr. Hu Lin Zhao, Deputy Secretary General Mr. Malcolm Johnson, Directors of the Bureau, Mr. Francois Ranci, Mr. Cheh Sub Lee, Mr. Brahima Sanu, Ladies and Gentlemen. As we begin the 2016 Session of Council, I would like to thank Mr. Min for his leadership as Chair of Council 2015, and you for the confidence you have placed in me and the Vice Chair of the Council, Dr. Eva Spina of Italy. You have elected us from among the 48 counselors, which is a vote of confidence for our leadership and a sign of progress for gender equality. This is the first time that both the Chair and the Vice Chair of Council are women, and we're making history together. I would especially like to thank my administration, as well as my beloved region, the Americas, for your support. PP-14 was a watershed event for defining the strategic direction of the Union, including the ITU's role in promoting global connectivity. It is also for the spirit of collaboration and cooperation of mutual respect and common purpose that PP-14 will be remembered. We are all grateful to the government of the Republic of Korea and the Chair of PP-14, Mr. Won-Ki Min, for the success of that conference. We are now at the midpoint between plenty-potentiary conferences, and the decisions of this Council will establish the course for a number of important issues. Last year, leaders from around the world committed to the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and its 17 goals, setting us on a path to a more prosperous, equitable, and sustainable world. And the 10-year review of the World Summit on the Information Society reaffirmed the wisest vision of a people-centered, inclusive, and development-oriented information society. At this Council, we will ensure the ITU's contribution to achieving the SDGs and to fulfilling the vision of WISIS and Connect 2020. As President Obama said during the adoption of the 2030 Agenda, we recognize that our most basic bond, our common humanity, compels us to act. Earlier this month at the WISIS Forum, Ambassador Sepulveda emphasized our commitment to heating the SDG call to action by harnessing the power of ICTs through our Global Connect initiative, which aims to catalyze the efforts of all stakeholders to bring 1.5 billion additional people online by 2020, underscoring the idea that Internet connectivity is as important to development as other forms of infrastructure. This Council will make decisions about future conferences and meetings of the Union, setting the dates and venues for the 2017 World Telecommunication Development Conference and the 2019 World Radio Communication Conference, enabling global development and wireless technology as only the ITU can do. We will also discuss preparations for the World Telecommunication Standardization Assembly to be held later this year. We will hear from the chairs of Council working groups and consider their recommendations on important issues such as endorsing a document access policy. We will determine how to commence the review of the International Telecommunication Regulations and conduct the experts group. We will also approve the operational plans for 2017 to 2020 and discuss other important issues including the Joint Inspection Unit Report, improvements to the Plenty Potentiary Conference, youth and ICTs, and gender mainstreaming. Distinguished Councilors, I count on your goodwill, experience and spirit of cooperation to move us to consensus on the many important issues before Council. We are all in this together, sharing our experiences and collectively solving problems across a wide range of issues. We must lead by example and commit to bring forth the best results with everyone equally happy. It is within our ability, yours and mine, to govern wisely and to work together productively to create a bright future and a positive environment in this union. Thank you very much.


Hello, and welcome to Release Date Rewind. My name is Marc J. Parker, and I am a film lover, filmmaker, film celebrator. And normally this is an audio podcast, wherever you get your podcasts on your favorite apps. But thanks to Portland Media Center, you are about to watch the video component of this show where I celebrate movie anniversaries with my friends. Each month I usually talk about two different movies that I love with different friends, and we talk about the making of the movies, trivia, any fun memories associated with them. So I hope you enjoy, because now it's time to rewind. Alright everybody, she is back again, a fan favorite, a mainstay of Release Date Rewind. Welcome back, Solana Sorrento. Thank you. I'm glad to be back. Hello. Hello. This is now your third episode, but fourth movie you'll be talking about. Yes. Yeah, I used to put two in one episode, but too much work. Yeah. So Solana, how you been? I've been very well. How about you? Good. How has your summer been so far? Summer is flying by, but it's funny, moving to Maine, I'm totally a summer person now. But when I was in Jersey in New York, oh my God, summer, it's too muggy, it's way too hot, fall is where it's at. But Maine, we only have a few months of heat, so even the southern Maine. I'm right outside of Portsmouth, New Hampshire, so we're not very far up at all.  Yeah. So once it's June, it's like, oh, okay, it's hot. And some days don't get me wrong, are way too brutally hot. But yeah, like we only really have warmth from like June to September. So yeah, I'm still a very much a fall person. But summer, you know, I'm loving, you know? How about you? No. Summer is still pretty. Yeah, I mean, look at the hair. Look. It's humid. We're supposed to get a thunderstorm right now. Yeah. Like it's just so hot. I do love a summer thunderstorm, though, I have to say. I love. Yeah. Well, we get tornadoes. Hopefully the power doesn't go out. Yeah. No, we get tornadoes now here. Yeah. You do now. I know my dad, they're in Cinnamon, he tells me even now and then like, oh, yeah, tornado watch. I'm like, what in the world? Yeah. I went and hid in the bathroom. So let's rewind. Solana, let's go. I know the last time you were on the show. We talked about a great 1992 film. And now we're going to talk about another great 1992 film. Although it's far less popular, I have to say. Yeah. A League of their Own made millions and millions. Stay tuned. Not as many millions, right? Right. But I love it. This is a movie I definitely saw as a kid. I didn't see it in theaters, but I know we rented it or we, you know, did pay-per-view on demand. Right. Back in the day. We rented it at home. Love this movie. John Ritter, Pam Dobber, even Eugene Levy. Yes. I forgot. Eugene Levy, Levy. I forgot he was in it. Really great cast. And it sounds like you love this movie too. Yes. When I was younger, my mom took me to see it once. And I went two more times. I loved it that much. So you saw it in the theater three times. Yes. And I did the same thing with Hocus Pocus. And I did the same thing with Problem Child 2. So like, I guess I liked John Ritter back then. Yeah. And I watched obviously three's company and work in Mindy. So I knew who John Ritter and Pam Dobber were. Yeah. And I was reading that they didn't really advertise this a lot, but I remember seeing the commercial. And that's why I wanted to see it. Re-watching it, because this was the first time I re-watched it in a long time. It had been, oh my gosh, maybe 15 years or more. Yeah. But I remembered so many moments. I remembered so many costumes that they're in. Right. And you know, I realized this time that I never really thought of before how genius to cast two famous TV stars in a movie where they get sucked into TV. Right. You know what I mean? Yeah.  I know they were originally going to go with different people. They wanted Tracy Ulman and I think Richard Dreyfus. Yeah. Did you see that? I did see that. Yeah. No, it probably would have played out bigger maybe at the time. Maybe. Maybe. I mean, Tracy Ulman's really funny. Richard Dreyfus is fine. I don't dislike him, but I don't really find, I never really found him to be like super exciting. No.  But like, I couldn't get through what about Bob? Like, he just got on my nerves. Yeah. But like, I guess at the time they were big. Like, did Tracy Ulman have her show then? That's a good question. She did. She might have. Tracy Ulman's show. Oh, yep. Okay. I didn't realize that started in 1987. Wow. Okay. Okay. Yeah. Cause I know the Simpsons came from that and that was like an 89. Yeah. The Simpsons. So, yeah. Sorry. So she's still, I could see why they would have wanted her. Yeah. She was big. She probably won Emmys that year, I'm sure. Yeah. That's a good point. At least nominated. Yeah.  Yeah. The last season of curb your enthusiasm and oh my God, she's so good.  Yeah, I know. She's just so funny, right? Yeah. Yeah. So let me set the scene before we get into why we love, stay tuned so much and why more people need to see this movie. And I want to hear your thoughts later on. I think this movie would be a great remake. Yes. I think they could do some amazing things. We'll get into it. Yeah. But let me set the scene. So let's go back to August 14th, 1992. This movie was released wide. Fun fact, same day as the other movie that I talked about this month on the podcast, Single White Female came out the same day. Oh, okay. Ah, iconic. Okay. So like we were talking about, this used to be my playground by Madonna was number one on the music charts at this time in early August. Funny how it was like a month after a League of their own came out. But because it was still a popular movie. Right. I guess the song finally made it to number one for a week and then was overthrown by Boys to Men, the song End of the Road. Oh, okay. Which was, which was number one for a long time, like weeks and weeks. So that's what was happening on the music side, on the TV side. How funny. I need to hear your thoughts. So one show, the Larry Sanders show, which was, I remember a big deal, I believe on HBO, that had just started, that was starting on August 15th. The same day as Are You Afraid of the Dark? Nickelodeon. Okay. What an awesome weekend in our young lives. Yes. August 14th, 15th to have Stay Tuned, Single White Female, and Are You Afraid of the Dark? Yes. And that was, that was when Nickelodeon, I remember very well, that was when Nickelodeon was rebranding their Saturday Night Snick. Yes. No gramming. Yes. Yes. And wait, what was the first episode? The tale of the, was it like the Haunted Cab or the, the something with the taxi? I have the whole series on Bootleg DVD that I got on eBay years ago. Let me see. The Dark. That was the tale, you're so right, Savannah. The tale of the Phantom Cab. Yes, yes, yes. Two brothers while lost in the woods come across a mysterious cab driver and a very unusual man named Dr. Vink. Vink, yes, Dr. Vink. Who won't let any of his victims go unless they solve a riddle. Right. That's funny. You're so good. Yeah, I remember this second episode was the tale of laughing in the dark. It was the clown. Yes. In the Fun House. In the Fun House. Yes. Yes. I loved that show. Another episode. I did too. From season one, the tale of the super specs. Do you remember they would put on the glasses? Oh, the glasses. Yes. And some creepy people. Yeah. Oh my God. What a fantastic show. Oh, and the tale of Jake and the leprechaun. The leprechaun scared me. On the movie side, popular movies that were out, like I mentioned, single white female came up the same day. Unforgiven. Yeah. Death becomes her. Oh. That's what I just talked about on the show. Yeah. Oh my gosh. Yeah. And how funny. A movie that, I feel like everyone our age knows, but I can't really remember it. But three ninjas. Oh, yeah. Do you remember three ninjas? Yeah. I feel like we would watch it in school.  And I think it even had some like direct to video sequels. So it had like a franchise. I can't remember at all what it was like other than just sort of like a home alone. Right. Yeah. Yeah. That was a big deal back then. So now, Solana, tell us, stay tuned comes out. You loved it. I loved it. What's the movie about? It's about this guy who is like a couch potato. He's obsessed with TV, which I could totally relate to. Yep. And his wife, they're fighting and his wife takes a trophy, breaks the TV, and then all of a sudden this mysterious guy comes to the door.  Yes, I caught that too. Yeah. I can't think of his name right now. John Ritter's character. Roy. Roy, Roy, yeah. He's like, oh no, I don't want to sign it because I can't pay for it. But then Spike, who we know. Yes, Mystery Man and Black. Mystery Man is like a free trial. So he's like, okay. Yeah, he says, did you say free? Yeah. And puts the satellite dish in the backyard and there's all these channels.  Then they're in TV shows. And yeah, then it's a wild ride from everything from a game show to their cartoons to, oh my God, the French Revolution, like historic drama is so funny. And then music video. The Salt and Peppa music video. I remember that so well. I remember as a kid being like, I want to be in that music video. I know. You're in some like factory. It's very like Janet Jackson. Yeah. Yeah. So fun.  Right? Yeah. You know, it's funny rewatching it. I also realized that it's kind of almost a little bit like Honey, I Shrunk the Kids, which had just come out a couple years prior. Yeah. It's in that same vein of family members shrinking or appearing. And now other family members have to figure out a way to like make them normal again. Right. It's very of that kind of fun. I love those kinds of movies. Yeah. They're so easy to just like enjoy. Sorry to disturb you at this hour, but I have something you want. A new TV? It broadcasts programs no one had ever seen. Wednesday at 9, don't miss an all new episode of The Silencer of the Lambs. This movie is just so clever. All the spoofs, all the commercial spoofs that they have. I know. Like driving over Miss Daisy. Driving over Miss Daisy. There's Dwayne's World, which is like. Yeah. Dwayne's Underworld. Dwayne's Underworld. Yes. Thank you. Yes. Oh my gosh. That's funny.  And then there's even a meta threes company moment. Yes. Yeah. That was funny. And they didn't even like change the title. Because that was Hell for John Ritter. Where have you been? Yeah. What happened? What was like the drama there? I forget. I think the drama was Suzanne Somers wanted more money. Okay. Yeah. And she was replaced. Yeah. Was she? Yeah. Yeah. Because I think what she thought was John Ritter and what's her name? Joyce. Joyce DeWitt. Yeah. I think she thought they were going to stand by her and be like, if we don't all get raises, we're all walking, but they didn't. Like, they were just like, you know, we're happy with what we have. Right. And so then they just fired her. And I don't think she thought she would get fired. Yeah. And then they just replaced her. And then that was that. And I don't know how much longer it lasted. I know it was like they had Chrissy's cousin. Right. I don't even remember her name. And then I, I know that her and, and John Ritter didn't talk for years, but then they did. They did make up before he died. Not that year, but like. For years because of the fallout with the money. Yeah. Yeah. I think that's what it was. Yeah. But then like later on, they, they eventually made up. Um, it might have been like, remember they used to have like the TV land awards. It might have been through that. Like they saw each other and. Um, but then he died, you know, she was okay. Yeah. She was not in season six. It ran for eight seasons. It looks like was she in season five. She was in season. So she was in it for five years. Yeah. I had three more seasons. It's, it looks like without her. I was surprised. There's no real nod to Morgan Mindy, which I thought was, I know maybe they didn't get the rights. Yeah. Cause that's what I was wondering about. Like, I wonder if they had to really ask for a lot of permission. It's hard because they were spoofing many things. Yeah. You know, so I think when you're doing a satire, you don't necessarily need to do the rights. You know, need to ask for permission. But with some things with like the three's company theme song with, with certain things, I think they needed to get permission. So yeah, maybe you're right. They couldn't get. Cause how fun would it have been if Robin Williams like made a little. I know. And, and wait, didn't, uh, like this is weird connecting to what we talked about before. Um, with a league of their own. But I think Gary Marshall, wasn't he the director of more commending? I might be wrong. Oh, I wouldn't be surprised. I think he was cause I think he did happy days. Didn't he? Laverne and Shirley came off the happy days. And so did more commending. Oh, that's right. I forgot. Yeah. Came off that. Wow. That's wild. In 1980, way back in 1980, he directed one episode of more commending. Yep. He directed an episode of happy days and Laverne and Shirley. So yeah, total cross. Yeah. So I'll talk a little bit about the other main players and what they had done previously. So the screenwriters were Tom S. Parker. No relation. Yeah. But if so, hey Tom. Yeah. Um, and Jim Geno, Genoine. This was their first produced film screenplay. So very creative. You know, I don't think they had really done much before they had gone on to do a few other things. But this was pretty new for them. It was directed by Peter Hyams, who had directed a definitely a good amount of movies, but I didn't really recognize a lot of them. So I don't really know his work that well. Um, but then other actors, it stars Jeffrey Jones as that creepy man, Spike. Yes. Sadly, Jeffrey Jones is a bit creepy. Yeah. In real life. Yeah. Yikes. If you don't know, look him up. Yeah. Google. You don't need to talk about it. But so he's in it as a perfectly cast, creepy villain. And then like we were saying Eugene Levy had popped up. Yes. Uh, you know, in this, and he's so funny. Here's my idea for a remake, requel, like a sequel kind of thing that I could think could work. All new family. You know, obviously passed away, sadly. I forgot he passed away on the set of eight simple rules. Yes. Yeah. I knew he was in that at the time, but I forgot he like had his heart attack on set. Oh my God. That's terrible. Yeah. I would, I would, you know, get rid of Pam Dauber and the kids. The boy is so cute. The girl is a little annoying. Heather. Yeah. The idea is get rid of them. Keep Eugene Levy. Yeah. He's still to this day stuck in different channels. Yes. Right. I forget how we leave off with him. I think he just still is in, is trapped in the TV somewhere. I don't think he dies. Yeah. No, no. Right. You know, he has a leg missing and an arm missing. Yeah. Yeah. So he can just be hobbling around and it could be perfectly done because obviously TV now is, is king. Right. I mean, even more so than movies. So now you have all the streamers. Right. Or apps. All the content. It would be gold to remake this now. Then one night Roy and Helen Navel got sucked in and discovered that hell is one TV show after another. Let's welcome our new contestants, Roy and Helen Navel. And they're starring in every show. So get a new family, get, you know, new mom and dad kids, some new neighbors, right? Yeah. Eugene Levy is the only one that is still there.  I mean, Eugene Levy is even more famous now with Schitt's Creek. Yeah. High. I mean, he's done amazing stuff. Right. And so he can just sort of be like their kind of guide as they're sucked into TV worlds. But I think it could be so much fun to go from Game of Thrones. Yes. To talk shows. That's the thing. They didn't really do any talk shows in the original, but it could be fun to do like a, like a Regis and Kelly or The View. Yeah. You know, all these friends shouting at each other. Yeah. You know, what else could they do? They could do other like, like survivor. Yes. Like, or like, um, you know, any sort of like kind of game show. But they have to put a twist to it. Like what the shows here, like they had sadistic hidden video. So instead of playing a practical joke, they told somebody their husband died. So they have to do something like Game of Thrones. Like, I don't know. Like they get stepped on by a dragon or something. Oh, totally. Yeah. It's got to be dark because this is dark humor, which I think is why I have always loved it. Yeah. Sadistic. What is it? Sadistic home videos? Yeah. Yeah.  And then, and then he says, okay, now look, look straight ahead. Do you see that camera? Yeah. It's a sadistic home video. No. Yeah. Like. Yeah.  Right. Hit. Yeah. If this was like a Netflix or Hulu movie, it would be such a hit. Oh my God. They could go, they could like be in Handmaid's Tale. Oh my God. They could be like in Housewives, but like the Housewives are zombies. They're dead. Yes. Walking dead. No, but like they're dead. And in like Dwayne's Underworld, they were zombies. Yes. You're right. It's Dead Housewives. But like, yeah, but then hire like the real ones, like have Luan. Oh my God. You imagine.  Yes. The dead Housewives of New York or whatever. Yeah. Whatever. And just like mix them all up, have like Luan, have like Sonia. Oh my God. Dead Housewives are all fighting. Yeah. And they're all like turning their, their anger on the couple. Yeah. Because this movie, what's also part of the fun is there's like old stuff, like even old for the 90s, like old black and white movies that he likes watching. So there could even be fun old, like like the Golden Girls. Oh my God. Yes. Like they go to a channel where it's all like old reruns. Yeah. That would be really fun. Yeah. There's so many great things you can do with it. You know, action, comedy, horror. There could even be like American Horror Story or something. Yeah. But like they show it as a comedy because like. Yeah. It's got to be like switched. Yeah. Yeah. Or like the adventures of Regan and Captain Howdy. And it's like Dora Explorer, but it's Regan and Captain Howdy. Yes. Oh my God. That's genius. Would that be like, but it's like, you know, like what should we do today, Captain Howdy? Like, you know. That's so brilliant. Yeah. And then instead of asking the book bag, you ask the Ouija board. Like, you know, where to go?  This happens every now and then. Yeah. Now they can't go home. Yeah. They can only switch channels. Where'd it go? Hey, lady, watch out. And every series is a nightmare. That's entertainment. Because Satan is the sponsor. Okay, everybody. Head spins. Very good. Very nice. Exercise this. Oh, yeah. We did see that. Yeah. That's really funny. Yeah, that was funny.  I wish they showed that more. I know. I could have done a lot more with that. Like 11A and. Yeah. Some things only kind of have like a brief moment while others, it's like a real set piece on Wiki. They have a very helpful list of everything they parody. So. Oh, okay. Yeah. Okay. So obviously it's not an order of the movie. So three's company. Okay. Yeah. Wayne's world. We talked about it. Silence of the lambs. Oh, right. Commercial, which is so funny. Silencer of the lambs because the kids in the back seat are just nonstop annoying their parents. Right. Yeah. I thought this was so funny. Three men and Rosemary's baby. Yeah. And it's like puking. Yeah. That was brilliant. They have the Dukes of Hazard. David Dukes of Hazard. I missed that one. I didn't see that one. Where did you watch it? Because I watched it on YouTube and it didn't show the ending credits. Oh, okay. So it could have been on the ending credits. Did you find it on YouTube? Yes. In the different chapters. Yes. And then I watched them mixed up. I watched them mixed up. Did you? Oh, no. Well, yeah. I was like, wait a minute. This is five. I never watched four. Yeah. Yeah. I learned halfway through. Oh, if I just click on like the, the video that was like all the chapters in one, you know how you can do that? Like a playlist. Yeah. It was better. But that's so funny. I did the same thing. Yeah. It didn't show the, the like first couple of seconds of like the logo and you know, like we see great animated stay tuned video animation. Yeah. Which is great. Like the cartoon mouse scene. Yeah. For six months in advance or something. I heard they put a lot of effort into the animation. Oh my God. We're cartoons. I am not a mouse. I'm Helen Nable. I have two beautiful children. Mom? A pair of trapped in television. So wait, what was it? What was it? David Dukes of Hazard? Yeah. David Dukes of Hazard. Cause David Dukes is a real person. Yeah. He's, he was a cult leader. Right. Yes. Yeah. Yeah. Driving over Miss Daisy. We talked about that. It's so funny. Northern overexposure. Exposure, yeah. With the wolves. That was a great scene. Yeah. I loved what I loved as a kid and I really remembered it rewatching. I loved how they had the static as like a portal. Right. Yeah. With Northern overexposure, they have to push the hut in the, in the ice to that hole in the ground to Yeah. go through it, you know, or it's in the wall. It's, you know, they fall into it in the, in the wrestling ring. Right. I've watched enough wrestling to know one thing. It's all fake. No one ever gets. Not fake. So the object, Mr. Pierce, is to kill them before they reach the end. If it was a bigger hit, I could have totally seen this being like a ride, you know. Yeah. Going through static and. Right. Yeah. So what else? Autopsies of the rich and famous. Oh yeah. They actually do that for real now on reals. Do they? They do.  They do that every Sunday night. They were like, the writers were a bit psychic, like knowing what was going to be on TV in the future. Right. Yeah. And even the phrase Roy says to spike towards the end, you're canceled. Yeah.  Yeah. Was going to be like a phrase used. Right. Yeah. Right. So, so then you saw this movie three times in the theater. Did you see it? Who did you remember who you saw it with? My mom. Every time? Every time. Oh my God. She took me the first time and then she'd be like, do I be like, please can I go see it again? So then that's when I think, you know what, I think I had my aunt stole it from blockbuster. She would do that. Like I have a Vita like that. I would open an account and then rent it and never bring it back. That's how I bought a Vita. Oh my God. That's so funny. Yeah. So it's still in like the blockbuster case. Yeah. But like that's what my mom would do because she was like, I can't go to the movies again and say it, you know, but like back then it wasn't that expensive to go to the movies. Totally. Oh my God. Are you kidding? I would go to the movies as much as I could. Oh my gosh. Yeah. Why do you think you loved it so much? Just. I will. Yeah. So you saw yourself in Roy. Yeah. No. Well, yeah. I love TV, but then I love, you know how I love scary stuff. Oh, totally. So like it was like scary but funny. Yeah. And I love that too. Like I love like Mel Brooks, like young Frankenstein and stuff like that. Oh yeah. And I just love how they spoofed things that I knew. Yeah. So like I found it hysterical when other people would be like, it's not funny. Right. You know? And it's an interesting kind of comedy because it could be, I think, scary for some kids. For kids like us. Yeah.  Yeah. But like, you know, with the neighbor, I forget her name, but her husband in the very beginning, Mary. Yeah. They get sucked in and Murray's like brainwashed. He loves being in here and he loves being away from his wife who's squashed by Godzilla. I know. It gets so dark and that's how she dies. Yeah. In the TV. Right. But I laughed. That's what's weird. It's darkly funny. I laughed. You know, this time of filmmaking, this time of the decade, I feel like with Death Becomes Here with Beetlejuice, we were making, we were watching like really good twisted comedies. Yeah. You know? Yeah. They weren't afraid to be really weird like she devil with Mary. Oh yes. That was good. And I think Tim Burton was very influential. I was going to say Tim Burton. Yeah. Like he apparently was asked to do this, but he was doing Batman Returns. Right. Yeah. But I mean, this is so Tim Burton. Time to rock and roll. Star me up. You got to start me up.  I got a kick out of the music video. I don't know why. Like cause John Ritter looks so goofy. So goofy and so does Spike. Yeah. Like he's like, he has like makeup on. Yeah. And he's like the DJ. And like, I just thought it was just so funny. I don't know why. Like just, it just struck me funny. And I would laugh. I think also what makes that so funny is the remote, like John Ritter just wants the remote so badly to get to the, to when, not Wendy. No, Helen. Helen's his wife's name. Yeah. Cause she's tied up like with the train coming. Right. And the remote keeps falling into different people's hands. Yeah. And then the guy hits me and I thought that was so funny. But I think it's just because I, I watched TV. I knew the mute button. Like it was just, he was in the TV. Like he was in the TV show. He was in the music video. I love that mute moment. I remember thinking that was so clever. And it's funny. Since you like scary stuff, it kind of reminded me of, did you ever see funny games? Yes. Yes. Where there's a moment where they pick up the remote and rewind the movie. And you realize like, oh yeah, I'm just like watching a movie, but this is so intense. Yeah. It made me think of that. Thanks so much for watching. Next time, there's going to be a new movie that we'll talk about. So stay tuned. And please follow release date rewind on Instagram for updates. Bye.


Welcome folks, we have the Dow Industries down 42, Nasdaq up 9, S&Ps off 3, gold up $3.90, trading at 15.22 an ounce, you got silver at $17.93 an ounce, light sweet crude off 61 cents, $61.07 a barrel, notes and bonds, you got the 10 year down 7 ticks, 1.2809, 30 year off 26 at 155.19 and king dollar, down 248 ticks, trading 96, 492, Euro is at 112, yen is at 108.64 and the pound is at 132 to 1 US dollar. Last 60 minutes of trading and the decade folks, pretty cool, no doubt about that. We go over and take a look at the S&P, what you're going to see out here is that you get a sideways market, you get light volume, bottom line is that we're still going to be in holiday trading folks coming back Thursdays, markets closed tomorrow, Thursday you can still pitch a holiday trading, what we will see is that on the 6th of January that's when you can expect some action inside these marketplaces, until that particular, until the 6th actually comes in, I suspect you're going to get more of this sideways type of movement inside the marketplace, the way that the queues are set up right now, you know, yesterday the queues got into lower price, today you're ejecting lower price, tremendously lighter volume which you can expect, that's saying that they want to get tested high one more time. We got the 10 year, the 30 year as well as the TLT, these all want higher price. So what you had inside the note and bond market is the bottom line is that you got down into the lows, you tested the lows, rejected the lows, had tremendously lighter volume and you actually still have higher lows coming out of this, that's how this thing is shaken out. Right now the 10 year is trading at 1.917, so bottom line is that you're getting closer to that 2%, the range in the last 3 months is that we had 1.52 as the low end, 1.94 as the high end. We'll look at Kingdala, Kingdala is broken, it's up trend that's been in place since February of 2018 and what does that set up, that sets up first off where at 96, that sets up a run down to 95, you break 95 and then you get 88 on the agenda. Stay right there folks, come back for the next 60 minutes of trading and running into 2020, gotta love it, stay right there, come right back.


What is going on guys welcome back to the channel critical over here some talk about screen 5 again here today So the panel that we got over today has come and gone in Brazil And we did get other new character posters along with the ones that we are know we got earlier this week with the trio We did also see some new ads start to sprinkle out from people who were Seeing this on YouTube. I don't know how they're seen and I still haven't gotten an ad like that where they're showing you Different footage from the film We got a look at a new ghost face mask is going to be featured in the film like a metallic mask We did get to see a glimpse if this is ghost face presumably We got a glimpse at one of the new weapons that we know they've kind of talked about in the past that they'll be using Ghost face looks like they'll be using a flamethrower to kill someone and I'll get into a little bit more of what that could be later on in the video, but At Brazil basically the only thing that really happened was Nef Campbell went on about that letter again her and Courtney Cox Also, we're talking about how incredible the young cast were and just how they felt what is present on the set of the film and the young cast that we Know is going to be part of this they had little little segments throughout the throughout the panel Vince's last name played by Kyle Gounder His last name actually got revealed in a new featurette where they were just going on about what I guess makes ghost face so iconic what makes screen so iconic what makes screen work what makes it scary and His last name Vince that being seems to be Schneider Now I know a lot of people are already on the bandwagon also that he might be related to stew mocker But now I've also seen people kind of write that off. Well, no He can't be a mocker anymore or related to stew because they don't have the same last name That doesn't really matter when it relates to Relatives I'm sure plenty of you guys have relatives where you have different last names. What could have happened Let's say this is actually a relative of let's say this is the son of a sibling that stew had a sibling stew had and What happens is maybe the sibling is very much older We of course didn't hear any mentions of the sibling and she had a kid around the time of when that stuff was going on And now the kids all grown up And this sibling would of course have to be female because then now she's gotten married She has a different last name. So the kid has a different last name He could still be married to stew in that capacity if you want to think about it like that Other than that, maybe he's not related to stew. I know shout out to you a ja I just saw this in our little group chat what they have on Twitter Where you mentioned maybe this is a reference to Roy Schneider from Jaws, which if that's the case that's also very nice and Very respectful on there and if that's what their intent was with that last name to pay respects to that character As you see here ghost phase yes has a metallic mask at some point in the new ad that's been floating around now I will also point out that the interesting thing is that when he's using the or when they are using the flamethrower they have a Letterman jacket on very reminiscent of what Chad is shown wearing earlier in the trailer We saw we also see Chad get attacked wearing his letterman jacket So it has me curious is this Chad? Pulling out a mask that he somehow has purchased that they sell in this world And of course, we know that that's actually that's an actual mask that exists in our world too for the 25th anniversary Is this him fighting off the killer with a flamethrower or is this ghost face having now recently just killed? Chad moving on to kill Chad's girlfriend live in the Kinsey played by Sonya and Mark. So I think that What we see here might be ghost face I know I saw people say what if that's stab footage the reasoning for that being stab footage is kind of Well from what I seen is non-existent if anyone can put in the comment section why that could be stab footage and why it can't Why does it have to be stab footage rather because I'm seeing people say it has to be stab footage Why does it have to be stab footage? Why can't this be something? Inventive something fresh something unique from ghost face repertoire in this new film. Why does it? Not feel as grounded to you if you think that him using or them using a flamethrower isn't grounded I would say this is much more grounded than the full-blown house explosion that we got in screen 3 I would say that's this is way more grounded and what I'm also thinking of where they could have gotten the flamethrower from Maybe this is something that Chad had lying around in the yard Or wherever it is that he's gonna get attacked was no we see him get attacked at some point in this film Maybe that's where they got it from or maybe when Chad gets attacked Maybe that's at the mokker house or something something about where Chad is attacked I want to say is where they got this flamethrower from the other thing I wanted to talk about was of course just going into Whether or not with that flamethrower Not the flamethrower, but the mass the metallic mass the metallic mask I'm not gonna say I'm the biggest fan of it But if it's something that's just thrown on specifically for the use of the flamethrower and then it's just discarded I don't mind that I don't mind that at all And it's also important to remember that we haven't seen anything that would indicate that the metallic mass is gonna be the Dominant mass this time around. I mean honestly if that's the case I'll talk about that in in a review what my thoughts are on it I just don't I just don't see the ghost face the main ghost face killer wearing a metallic mask I see the main ghost was killer wearing the traditional white mask that we've been seen predominantly throughout most of the footage We're seeing in other little tidbits that we've been getting ever since the marketing started ramping up on October 12th so at this point in time the movie is I think almost less than six weeks away, so we're so close so closest movie finally I Know again at the at the panel. We were expecting a little bit more Maybe on Monday We will get that trailer as far as like ghost face using the Flamethrower again like I just want to know if you think that that's not realistic. Why is it not realistic? I mean this is is more this is way more realistic again than the house just randomly blowing up like it did in scream 3 This is much more grounded Not it's something that I would say far-fetched not at all I don't think it's far-fetched not at all and I know that we all are excited can't wait to see what How the movie plays out rather on screen can't we just say who the killers are can't wait to talk about it after the fact and Go into spoilers share what we think is gonna happen next But I was satisfied with what we got at the panel I wish we got got a little something more, but I was satisfied We did actually get with that interview that I was talking about we might get with the image of Sydney and Courtney Cox. That's exactly what we ended up getting. We got to see the full footage of The image that had been released earlier in the week that was getting spread around on Twitter of the two doing press for the film, so I'm really looking forward to this also in that new snippet. We did see that There's gonna be like a daylight kill it looked like this was around Judy Hicks's house I'm guessing that's when Judy Hicks will bite the dust just to guess But let me know as you guys think about this down in the comment section below What did you think about what we got during the panel if you haven't already course make sure you subscribe turn on post a patient And miss a video in the scripts. I have links in my social media accounts on Facebook sort of an Instagram You can message me there of course. There's any movies or reviews you'd like me to cover in the future and with all that in My guys, I will see you in the next video


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