We're very fortunate to have a guest lecturer from Chinayit today, Professor Komotaro-San Koro from the University of Patapakaha and the Dika's visiting us. I think we're fortunate to be visiting him in the last summer. How can we see him in the next year? Professor Sintoro received his MA in Archaeology at Corleone University and his Ph.D. at the University of Pittsburgh. He's done research and sensitive publication on everything from the archaic period in Northern Chile to the Inca period. He was also the editor of Trinidad, a well regarded journal in South American archaeology for many years. So, thank you, Professor Sintoro. Thank you, Nicolas. I need to look at her first. Good. Well, first, it is a pleasure to be here today, not tonight, even though... So, my presentation should be called also the good, the bad and the ugly in the history of the Atacama Desert, and I will explain why. And I'm trying to avoid the expression or this division, this sort of false division between prehistory and history. And I'm inspired by this recent book by Clay Gamble, which is called Looking at the Deep History of Humankind. And I think he said that when we divide this prehistory and history, it's sort of a very false dichotomy. And I think the way that I'm going to present the human history in the Atacama Desert is a good example that this division is very artificial. So, and I will explain why I'm talking about the good, the bad, the second good and the second ugly. That's in term of the ecological condition of the Atacama in the last 17,000 years since the people arrived in these landscapes. And so, I was in Orlando in the SAA meeting last week, and I had to comment one of the symposium. And when I was doing that, I finished my comments by saying that in 1987, Luis Binford, in another SAA meeting in Toronto, he was reviewing two days of papers about people moving by the end of the Plato scene early on the Holocene. And so, one of his fine remarks was that the only thing that stops people to move in or out is water. So, meaning that snow, high temperature, epoxy, whatever, it doesn't stop people. The only thing that stops human society is when water comes out of the landscape.  Okay, it's a combination of bad environment but also bad way of people dealing with this environment. So, just to show you where this Atacama Desert is located, those are examples of other areas in the planet. And so, we know that this is the driest place in Earth because there is almost zero rainfall in this area today. And it has been that way for millions of years. It's not a consequence of the last 10 or 20,000 years. It's a very old process that has been related with this landscape in South America. So, particularly our research work is in this area that is sort of inland basin close to the Pacific Coast, which is over here, and the Andes. So, in this case, and that sounds very interesting for the Atacama Desert. When people go there, they see that there are vegetation along the valleys, there are vegetation in this inland basin. So, say, well, how can you say that this is the desert when you have all this vegetation and all this farming activity? But the problem is, all depend of the rainfall here. And rainfall has been dramatically changed through time in the last 17,000 years. So, when there is rain up here, the whole history down the slope is different. When the rain decreases here, things change through the Pacific too. So, it is this variation through time that we are now studying with the paleocologists, you know, including Ron here and Marco. And in order to see how the landscape or the environment was changed and provide opportunity for society to live there, I always talk about this and some of my colleagues said, well, you are a geographic determinist archaeology, you know, but I don't care. That's the way we are doing our research, you know, and probably I'm wrong, but that's the way that we are doing things, you know. So, if you look at the map, you will see that there are some vegetation here that is provoked by this coastal fog locally called Kamanchaka. And I will talk about this later. And all the vegetation that is related with the rainfall here in the high Andes. So, we are talking about 3,000 meters above sea level and about 1,000 meters above sea level here. So, in between we have this, what we call the core of the Takama Desert with no water, with no rain, with nothing at all, but with some period of some riparian and spring water coming through. And those conditions provoke the possibility for human society to live there. This is a typical epoch when there are some rain coming from the highlands. And so, it's in dates the whole scenario there, you know, and this is a picture that I took about 10 years ago, just on the high, on the Pan-American highway, and it was just probably, probably was a rain in summer time. So, let me tell you something. The rainfall in this area is about 300 millimeter per year, which is almost nothing. You know that in California, I think that's the minimum you have here. In the Kalahari, for instance, you have between 900 millimeter to about 350 millimeter. In the Namibia, it's the same thing. In the Australian desert, it is the same thing. You have rains in those deserts, but here, no.  We're talking about this late price-to-scene epoch with two main periods of rain that are called the Central Ande period, Pluvial event one and Central Ande and Pluvial event two. Most of the archaeological sites in the Atacama are located within, related with this period, where still don't know what happened here. We have the impression, our hypothesis, that people arrived here just about 14 or 16,000 years ago, or maybe even earlier, if we accept and agree with the last radiocarbon dated by Tom Dilehi in Monte Verde. He just published a new data, which is about 18,000 years ago, meaning that probably people were living here, too. And so, then we have a very dry period with the archaeological silence that have been told, said by Lautaronuñas, then we have another Pluvial phase.  Probably you remember that movie. So, again, these are the periodicity of this Pluvial event, and this is how the landscape look today. Can you see those plants remains there? Well, we have been dating that, and those are between 17,000 and 10,000 years ago. It is amazing. It is incredible that when you walk there, you cannot believe that those plants remains, leaves, shrubs, and trunks, are there since about 17,000 and even earlier. So, this is Eugenia Gallo, one of the authors of this research. She's in the Napa Valley now. And so, these are our records for this previous time. So, most of our archaeological records are located over this period of time. We have some archaeological record over here that still we are taking with caution, in order not to jeopardize our project. And so, until now, we have four archaeological sites related with this early human occupation in the Atacama Desert. This was the first one that we found about four years ago. But then we have this outcrop, little quarry, with one site related with this quarry. We have this huge area here, which seems to be a hunting area. We have a camp, and now, in January, we found another camp here. And these are about 20 to 25 kilometers in an area. So, it's a very close area for people to live. And I will tell you what happened there. So, once again, those are also sites that we have been looking for. Most of these sites are paleo-ecological sites. We date that showed that there was water and vegetation there. But in all of the cases, we found archaeological sites associated. So, we still don't know if this is the consequence that people didn't select those particular paces, or if it's a problem of conservation, probably a flood, watched out some of the archaeological sites. So, most of the early sites are located over this terrace number one. The geologists of the program are calling this Jason Rech from the Miami University. So, this is an old flood plain, which is called the terrace 2.5. And most of the second period is located here. I will show you later. So, this is against the landscape today. And probably, in those days, there was vegetation like this, and there was plenty of these kinds of animals. Camelids, and vicuña, and guanaco, and more rodent like this catch, and things like that. So, this is the typical terrace number one. And this is a myosin terrace. This was the plain that was carved by the late Pleistocene activity, you know, that was cutting this plain, and this is sort of a remnant of that erosion. I think I have another. Yeah, here we are.  So, these are the species that we already have identified. This one, big apabones, ascalonia and exetum, they need water. These are not desert plants. If there is no running water, you cannot have them. Actually, you can find these trees anywhere in this area today. The only one that can grow if there is some groundwater underneath is this genus molle. And here, one of these trees, this is a real tree that we found there. It's a prosopis tamarugo.  And it's perfect because here, we are about five meters from the actual flat plain of that epoch. So, probably, we think that probably this plain here, where the camp is located, these are not false people. These are the archaeologists doing the fieldwork here. So, it was vegetative. It was shaded by trees. So, this was a completely different landscape, 12 or 13,000 years ago. This is once again a drawing that there was one with the early occupation and then the later phase of this landscape with the later occupation that I will explain later. This is just the high terrace with the archaeological site and all this flat plain, this later flat plain that was eroded during the Pleistocene. All these green dots are archaeological, these are lithic events. The main area of the occupation is here. This part of this terrace is higher than this one here. And from here, you have a nice view of the landscape. As I show here, you see, when you are standing here, you can see the Andes and also you can see to the coastal Cordillera. The Andes is about 80 kilometers to the east and the Pacific is about another 80 kilometers. So, why people selected this site? Because it was a very nice note to connect with this outside world, but also it was plenty of resources like this. So, it was a sort of a gold field, you know, green and with a lot of vegetation and animals and so on. So, we did some excavation and so we found what we call this prepare-herd with this vertical clasp and some wooden sticks and other sticks that have been identified around here. We have now almost 20 meters of excavation and because of the conservation there, we have all the artifacts that were produced during this time are preserved, including the threads made out of carbonate fiber. But we know now that they were managing carbonate fiber, plant fiber and also leather. So, they were collecting these nasarius gajie little shells and we know that they were making a hole there. Yes, there are several of these probably to make a necklace or something like that. We have this plant fiber covered with these three pigments and bone artifacts and lithic artifacts and so on and so on. These people were very knowledgeable in managing different raw material and in managing the local resources as well as outside resources, including obsidian from the highland. This is the only piece of obsidian that Nico have checked. You know that we know where this is coming from. It's not coming from Bolivia as Jose Capil wanted to be. But it's really far away. It is about 500 kilometers. This obsidian was brought from about 300 to 400 kilometers to the northeast. No, this is from the visibility area. It is amazing because Luis Borreto thinks the opposite. No, not Luis Borreto. Carlos Vazquero we have been discussing about how people managed their environment and he thinks that people were most of the time settling in one particular area without moving much outside the larger landscape. But I think people were moving a lot during this time. This is just the same example that we saw before with the different artifacts associated with this site. This is the outcrop of Chayacoyo. We have more than around 1,000 red dots. Again, this event with raw material coming from this outcrop but also raw material that was brought to this area. So they transformed this as a huge workshop in order to produce different artifacts or to produce these bifacial artifacts that they moved out to different places within the area and outside the area too. This is one of the excavations in the Chippana site. Look at the dating. We have this date that is 14,000. These are not calibrated. So this probably is about 16,000 to 17,000 years ago. But look, it's close to this other date here. This is a tweak. So look at the plus and minus, it's 680. So that's the problem that we have with these old dates. They have this problem because most of them are within around 10,000 years ago. These are the same camp. This is the Pampalta Monocled Basin. So this was one of the ravines that were getting into this basin. So people was camping here. This is the outcrop. So we know that... I'm going to go back again. On the surface, we found a concolepa chao. So that was the last meal that they have there. And it is about 9,000 years ago, the date of that. And that was the end of the story. There is no more activity in that area. So this is Pampa Ramadita. Again, all these light areas are a recent flood. So if you walk here, you will see that there are some surfers in a higher position. And it is in those higher areas where people place their camp. And we have now about 7 hectares off site. Plenty of these arrowheads and knives and scrapers. But no... This is a new kind of type that people from Uruguay think that this recently, especially this one, this one, this one resembles the El Tigre kind of arrowhead that have been found and defined for Uruguay. So we need to look at the typology of that. But this is Jose Capriles' point because he is saying that this kind of rock is not local. I think he's right. He was brought from Bolivia and that's around his side. So he's happy that at least in those days the Bolivians were going down to Chile. He has now a historical fundament to claim, to support the claim for them. So this is the Cueva Autista where he has been working for the last two years. This is about... there are 500 kilometers from the coast and about 300 kilometers from Cuevalada Maní. So this rock is coming from somewhere over here. So once again, we think that in those days people were managing local landscape and outside landscape too. So these are the four sites that we have now related with all the sites that we already know for the 4,000 Peru. These are around here at Iquipa and Copiapós and we're over here. So there are not many sites. And the only thing that we have been looking now is that most of the sites, the early sites are just one single site within the South American map. So with one single site it is hard to understand the settlement pattern. So that's the reason because instead of looking for a larger territory we have concentrated a very narrow or small territory in order to see different ways of using this space and try to understand how people manage their resources and their history there. So here is what happened about 10,000 years ago. We will get into the first bad period because there is a true added period between 10,000 to 10,000 years ago from about 3,000 to 4,000 years ago. And it's varied depending where you are located in the map. But in the Coros de Atacama there were at least 5,000 or 6,000 years without water. So the condition that we have here completely disappeared over this period of time. So we have what we call sort of collapse. And so there are two major shifts in this historical process. People move to the coast. It doesn't mean that there was no people before that. But we got the impression that the coast started to be used more intensively as well as the highlands. Most of the archaeological sites in the highlands are dated about 10 to 11,000 years ago. Where aboutista is contemporaneous with the site in the Mani area. But most of the sites that we have here are about 10,000 years ago before present. If you have any question, please stop. And I can work with that. This is just entering in the second period here between 2,500 to 1,300 before present. Once again the paleoacologists know that there was an increase in the rainfall in the highlands. So the whole riparian and the paleo wetlands were recuperated again. And so people went back to the call of the Atacama. And all of the archaeological sites have been found along the way. But when they went back, they keep doing hunting and gathering. But they added farming. And that produced a major change in their history. This is just again a reproduction of the same periodicity. And all the data that we have for this period here, for this pluvial event here. Going back to the Pampal Tamarugal Basin. All of these kebraditas or ravines that end in the Pampal Tamarugal Basin we have found little bleaches. I don't know if you can see. There is one here, Pirkas, and there is another one here. In an environment that is completely arid today, hyper arid. In those days probably there were the same trees that I mentioned for the first epoch, especially Prosopis Tamarugos. There is an issue about Prosopis Tamarugos that I'm not going to mention now. So this is a close-up of one of these Pirkas early formative sites. And this is a detail of that site. This is the other site that is across the ravine. And it's called Cacerones. It has a wall that was made about 880. And so these are just the studies that have been done by Mauricio Rive and his team. Another picture of the same area. This is about two hectares site. The tail of the walls is very well preserved and is full of different activities. And then we have another site. It's called Aldea Guatacondo. They put it in an area where there is a pampa here. There is this cut that was produced by this ravine. And then so you have another high terrace. So it's well protected. And you have a very nice view of the landscape. And it has this huge plaza with the central manure here. And so it's all the same epoch. And this is Ramadita, another site with the same time in the same landscape. And the tail of the constructions. They were very well done. These were not villages that were used for a short period of time. People built their villages there. And they stayed there for several days and several years. These are the conservation of these posts that are prosopis trees. Different details. And all these green areas are the farming land that require artificial irrigation. You cannot have farming here if you don't get water from all these ravines. And you have to put that water into canals and to spread it over the landscape. And it has been calculated that there are around 400 hectares here of land transformation for farming. These are some of the products they kept collecting agarro, which is our prosopis. Which in some way or another was the staple. They have corn. They have these are the seeds. They produce several things and they collect it from the local landscape. But also they need to bring shellfish and fish in order to feed the whole population here. They couldn't stop managing the hunting and gathering world. It is impossible for them. And I think this was a tricky thing for them to understand. That the only way to maintain their society there was by bringing things from outside. As we do today. Most of the minor towns in northern Chile are supported by things that are brought from outside. And this is the work that we are doing in this broken peanut kebrada, the prekebrada mani. You can see once again the farming land with all these canals. They were really masters in managing the water. They got the water from in the higher position in the kebrada. And they moved the water down. They used the natural channels. They connected the natural channels plus their own channels. So once again we have 200 kilometers here of channels and farming land that were used for about 1,000 years during the same epoch. These are the work that is done by our colleagues, the paleocologists. These are examples of this farming. And these are also part of the transformation of the landscape to do the farming. You can see this canal in Google. Actually you can follow them from the mouth of these kebradas going into the pampal tamarugal. Once again there are hundreds of kilometers. All of them will be hundreds of kilometers of canal and farming land under cultivation during this time. Including Adam, this one. Which is 750 millimeters square meter. But you know it is interesting because there are canals that are getting from here in order to get the water from here. But also during a good period of time they go with the canal outside of the dam. So they manage the two things. It is amazing how they know how to use the water and how to manage the water. These are just examples of the canal going down the stream. And you can see the farming area there. And in this case we don't have a concentrated town. We don't have what we saw before. So the way that they map their village all over this landscape. So we have concentration of two or four or five domestic areas. And then more farming. So they were sort of living between the farming areas. And we found this shark teeth and this copper mineral made out of a pendant. This is the T1, the old T1. And you know it is interesting. There is no activity of the farmers in the T1 terrace. They look and they want it to settle over here. And I think probably they didn't want to be seen from far away. Because probably this was one way to keep and to be safe. In early time I think it was the opposite. Few people in the whole landscape you need to be seen in order to get connected with other people that was moving around. But in this case most of this site is embedded in this sort of internal landscape. This is just another little dam with this rock art there. So there is always this connection that people are doing economic things on one hand. But simultaneously they are having this sort of sense given activities by marking the rocks with this rock art. This is another detail of the canal. We walk this canal and we have radiocarbon dating. So we know that they are pretty well dated. And this is part of the tools that were used for farming. We know that there have been some microscopic analysis of the reservoir over here. And so we know that they were using llama dung as a fertilizer because there are some organic material that is part of the llama dung. So they were fertilizing the land too. And besides farming and creating all this landscape they also were marking the landscape with these figures. And we think that this is a very old figure that is called Encelo Onitas. And the color, if you get the...


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The federal government has approved the construction of a bypass link in the second Niger bridge from Asaba Delta states to Indonesia and number of states. Now the bypass will improve our traffic flow along the Asaba bridge and allowing commuters to continue their smooth journey since the integration of the second Niger bridge and the minister of work to do it in Maya is currently inspecting the bypass. To bypass you from going into Asaba, you are coming from Benin and it's a fantastic idea and very commendable. The Delta state government regarding compensation for property affected by construction work. It will be sad with a lot of compensation but we're going to be linking with the governor of Delta state to see what we can do because that will be a challenge. So our idea is that there is no swamp as alleged by Beja and the Kosotans. What we have is a flood plain you know the existing ground is within the flood plain but as we rise you know within one kilometer or there about we are totally out of the flood plain. The idea is to cut costs. We've taken certain decisions along major interchanges you know I think about two of them and that you know has cut down cost drastically and reduced compensation.


With 100% of ballots counted, Russian presidential race frontrunner President Vladimir Putin leads the 2024 presidential race with 87.28% of the vote, according to information of Russian Central Election Commission. Communist Party candidate Nikolai Karatanov is the runner-up with 4.31%, followed by the new people party candidate Vladislav Dubankov with 3.85%. LDPR candidate Leonid Slutsky is fourth, garnering 3.2%, the current election is the fifth for Vladimir Putin. As of 2018, he was running as an independent while also enjoying the support of several political forces, including the governing United Russia Party and the opposition party Fair Russia for Truth, as well as the Rodina Party. The Communist Party nominated Nikolai Karatanov, a veteran politician who already ran for president in 2004 but lost to Putin and took second place at that time. The right-wing Liberal Democratic Party was represented by its new leader, Leonid Slutsky, who took over after the passing in 2022 of its long-time head, Vladimir Zhirinovsky. Seen as hawkish, Slutsky advocates closer cooperation with Asian countries while considering the West to be a threat. He is also calling for tighter control over foreign agents and for accelerating Russia's military campaign against Ukraine. The fourth candidate on the ballot was Vladislav Dubankov, an MP and a member of the new people party created in 2021. His presidential program is centered on peace and negotiations, with the caveat on our terms, not a step back. On March 17, on the last day of the three-day presidential elections in Russia, thousands of Russian citizens went to the embassies at noon to vote as part of the noon against Putin campaign in various European cities. Those taking part in the action said they voted against Putin. The protest has been organized by Yulia Navalnya, widow of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny. It should be noted that the noon against Putin action was organized by the Russian opposition figure Alexei Navalny who died in prison on February 16. In January 2024, Navalny called on Russian citizens to go to the polling station on election day and vote against Putin. This initiative was supported by his supporters. The purpose of the action is to build unity against Putin. This was Alexei Navalny's last initiative and is called Navalny's political testament. It should be noted that Yulia Navalnya, the wife of Alexei Navalny, also participated in this action in Berlin.


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And here we need to find the different ways by which this alcohol can be synthesized using Grignard reaction. Now here as you can see we have a tertiary alcohol and it is the ketones that react with Grignard reagents that give tertiary alcohols. Now in this tertiary alcohol we have three different alkyl groups. So that means the alkyl group from the Grignard region can come from any of these groups. And this CO bond here would be the source of our carbonyl compound. So based on this let's explore the possibilities. So if our ketone has CH3 and CH2 CH3 as the alkyl groups in that case our reactants would be CH3 C double bond O CH2 CH3. So these are the two alkyl groups of the ketone and the structure of the Grignard region would be this. So here it is this carbon of the Grignard region that has a partial negative charge and carries out a nucleophilic addition reaction on our ketone. Now what if our ketone is formed between this group and our methyl group? In that case our reactants would be C double bond O CH3 plus CH3 CH2 Ng Br. So in this case as you can see the ethyl group comes from the Grignard reagent. Now there is one more possibility when the carbonyl carbon belongs to the ethyl group and this particular group. In that case our reactants would look like this C double bond O CH2 CH3 plus in this case the only group that needs to be added here is the methyl group and the methyl group would come from our Grignard reagent. So the Grignard region would be methyl, magnesium, bromide. So these are the various ways in which we can prepare this particular tertiary alcohol.


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In the state of Florida alone, there are more than one million active COVID-19 cases. Yes, you heard that right. One million in one state. I actually had to double check the numbers before saying that because it's so unbelievable. But I mean, when you look at the way that the governor of Florida has handled the pandemic, it's to be expected because he has not just bungled the pandemic. It seems as if he's gone out of his way to make matters worse because he's not just refusing to do a mask mandate statewide, but any local government that chooses to enact their own mask mandate to protect their own residents, he's stopped them from doing that. Literally, he's banned mask mandates in the state of Florida. So if a local government wants to enact a mask mandate, technically they can. However, they can't legally enforce that. So he has no interest in containing the spread. You know, he wants the state of Florida to remain open, but yet he doesn't want to do that safely with masks. It's just it's a disaster. And honestly, I feel like what he's doing is tantamount to manslaughter. Thousands of people in Florida are dying and he sits idly by and does absolutely nothing. Just pretends as if COVID-19 isn't a thing. I believe they're going to pass 20,000 deaths in the state of Florida alone due to COVID-19. And he doesn't care at all. But it's even worse than that because he's going out of his way to suppress information related to COVID-19. And he's doing this all that we have of Donald Trump. So as the independent reports, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, a stalwart ally of Donald Trump, reportedly tried to suppress negative information about the status of the state's coronavirus pandemic between early September and the 3rd November general election. The South Florida Sun Sentinel revealed the cover-up in a recent investigation. The newspaper found that Mr. DeSantis used his influence to direct the state's Department of Health to stop issuing public statements regarding COVID-19 between the 3rd of September and the 3rd of November. The paper noted that the information suppression began in the run-up to the 2020 election. The investigation alleges that Mr. DeSantis' actions suppressed unfavorable facts, dispensed dangerous misinformation, dismissed public health professionals, and promoted the views of scientific dissenters who supported Mr. DeSantis' response to the virus. Now, in an interview with Tucker Carlson, he basically brushed off. This investigative reportant said, we know this is just a political smear against me.  You are the one who is for purposes of political expediency, suppressing information at the behest of Donald Trump to help him out. So if anyone's playing politics, you're the one who's doing that. And to even do what he did, suppress information, just facts and data about COVID-19, how are people in the state of Florida not calling on him to resign? Like, this is a nationwide scandal. He seems to be wanting to compete for the title of worst governor in the United States. It's a tie between him and the governor of South Dakota currently. But the story actually gets worse because a COVID data scientist named Rebecca Jones stood up to Ron DeSantis and Floridian state officials and accused them of trying to suppress information related to the pandemic and it turns out that she is correct since investigative journalists have confirmed just that. And what happened? Well, as a result, she was fired. But not only that, this also happened to her. She posted this video to Twitter. So a data scientist who was fired for not manipulating data at the behest of her state's governor, all of a sudden has police officers with guns showing up to her home. So if you're confused, she sheds light on the situation. She says at 8 30am this morning, state police came into my house and took all my hardware and tech. They were serving a warrant on my computer after DOH filed a complaint. They pointed a gun in my face. They pointed guns at my kids. They took my phone and the computer I use every day to post the case numbers in Florida and school cases for the entire county. They took evidence of corruption at the state level. They claimed it was about a security breach. This was DeSantis. He sent the Gestapo. This is what happens to scientists who do their job honestly. This is what happens to people who speak truth to power. I tell them my husband and my two children are upstairs and then one of them draws his gun on my children. This is DeSantis is Florida. This is an abuse of power if I've ever seen one. I just, I don't even know what to say about this. This is a governor using resources of the state to basically harass someone and shut down an individual who has evidence of corruption. What more is there to be said? The details of the story speaks for itself. Ron DeSantis is a criminal governor. There should be an investigation and a prosecution potentially, but at a minimum, there should be calls for him to resign immediately. I mean, if the corruption and him seizing the hardware that contained evidence of his corruption wasn't enough, just him turning a blind eye as thousands of people in his state die due to the due to a virus that he doesn't seem to care about at all, that should be enough to warrant his resignation or at least calls for it. But I mean, this is happening and it seems as if it's not that controversial. I don't know what to say. I mean, this is a perfect representation of how authoritarian the modern day Republican Party has become.


The following is a presentation of T-F-N-N. Trade what you see with Larry Pezzavento. All now toll free at 1-877-927-6648 or internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER>. Now Larry Pezzavento. Okay, Mr. Z, looking good. Billy Ray feeling good, Louis. Mr. Z is asking a question. Any obtained data to the year 19? That's really the only way I can get that Z is through Jim 20 men. It'll take me. I can get it today, but I'll request it from him. But he's got all that data. We have it. We've had it on store for had it in storage forever. But it does have a very similar pattern to what we've had happen here. Things are happening really big in these markets, folks. I posted the DAX. I posted the footsie. Very nice patterns. You can see that 15 minute head and shoulders in the DAX. Perfect symmetry, left shoulder, right shoulder, lower than the left shoulder. Perfect time symmetry, beautiful ratios that we like to see. But here's the one we need to focus on here, folks. Let me get this up here. This is the weekly chart of the NASDAQ folks. Now, what's important here is the price that we just hit at 15,000. That's down three standard deviations, folks. Folks, if we close below 15,000 in the NASDAQ, you don't want to be long stocks coming into Monday morning, especially if it happens on a Friday. That's going to be really bad. The reason why I say that we haven't seen anything like this since the year of, you know what, 1987, I'm not going to spend a lot of time because we've got Joe DiNapoli as our guest today and he proceeds anything that we're doing here. But let me just show you here. Rich Anderson was kind enough to send this to me today, but this shows you the relationship of where we were in 1987. You see that low there? That was a low before. That was a low in May before we ran up into the July high up there at that double top that happened on August the 25th. That was harmonic convergence, five planets in the sign of cancer. And the market broke down. You'll notice that second blue ledge there. That's where the 61% retracement came in on October the 2nd. And then you see the market came down that little gold arrow there. The last gold arrow on the 1987 chart was the open on Friday. I mean, they said it opened and changed, but believe me, it opened a whole lot lower than that. But you'll notice what we're doing now is there's our low here. But if you look at the time relationships between these folks, it's really quite amazing. So the time relationships between those gold arrows and that blue ledge are the same and the rally back 35 trading days. Wow, going to be interesting. If we close lower than 15,000, either. Well, if we close below 15,000 in the Nasdaq either today or tomorrow, we could see something really dramatic. Now, I know we don't know what's going to happen. And there's a lot of outliers of it. Maybe it won't happen. I don't know. But tomorrow's show. I've got to cover some of the things that I've found that might be interesting to you to take a look at it. One of the things that we were watching last night for our 24 seven people where we were watching for the market to hold on just a second. I'll get this up here. If I can't hold on. Here's what we were looking at. This is after the market closed. I sent this out so the folks could take a look at it. You'll see here that we were looking at a 382 retracement up there at 36 412. We were able to get filled on that this morning. And of course, what we've done now is we have taken that trade and we have put a break even stop ordered. I put that one that hello operator. Hello operator. I hope this is it. Yep. There we go. Hold on one second here. All right. Here's where we are. And here here's a problem that I have folks. You got $2,000 profit near the bottom. Okay. Maybe that one two seven is going to be important or not. But I'm playing for something bigger. So I'm going to put my stop at break even. You know, I don't know I could be right. I could be wrong. But you know, that's the way the game is played. All right. Let's move on to something else. It's important. Those of you that like 382 and I know some that love it and some that do, but let's take a look here at one of the markets that we watch really, really closely here last night and yesterday. I want to show you the Nasdaq up here just to give you an example how powerful this can be. You can see the first rally yesterday right at the 382. That was on the fourth. Now the rally today if we get it comes in at 15,890. That's the rally, but we made a lower low. So that's going to be about 15,870 somewhere. That should be the 382 of that rally. Then we'll see whether that's the case or not. We'll watch it very closely as I always say my code words. I guess, but I want to show you one other one that very interesting that has been very nice to us here. And that is the this was the gold market yesterday. I wanted to bring this up to you. Those of you that follow this, you'll notice that we went exactly. Look at that. The exact 382 1807. The high was 1807 40 and we've come down now and we're heading towards 1769. That's the ABCD level on this. And so our gold continues to move lower. So we're watching that one. We're in some real interesting times folks when you see things that are happening in the Nasdaq.  The Fang boys, you know, they're there's the gold. They're the golden boys. Now, if the golden boys have trouble, what's going to happen when the silver boys and the copper boys and the wooden boys get in here? Something is not right. Now, the there's three, there's three potentials that I see that could be a problem. Number one is the bond market. We can see what's happening in bonds every day. It really, you know, it's an absolute disaster in the darn thing. So if you if you remind yourself that things can happen badly and they can because, you know, we didn't have anything going on badly in in 1987 yet we had a crash, which turned out to be the greatest buying opportunity of the 1980s folks. That crash in 87 stopped right out of 61 percent retracement of the 1982 low to the penny in the Dow and the Dow was down 16 percent in one day. Now, multiply 16 percent times 36,000. You're going to see the Dow, you know, would be down over 5,000 points in one day. You know, that's equivalent to 200 grand in an e-mini contract for heaven's sake.  You know, I don't know any more than that. That's a and believe me, folks, if you think I don't get a lot of flak for what I sent out on that, I mean, I did, but you know, it's what I see. That's all I can tell you. I don't know. I don't know if it's going to happen or not. All I know is I'm in risk-free and that's all I care about. Now, let's take a look here at the gold one more time. I want you to see this is the GDX. Okay. Now it's really important here that this GDX does not get below that support down there at 29 and change. I don't know where it's trading today, but it's important that it doesn't break below that level because should it break below that level, then you've got a major problem. So that's something that we've got to remind ourselves of that and I think it's really important to keep that in mind because these markets, they went straight up and we have to remember that markets come down faster than they grow up. And the reason why is fear is a greater emotion than greed. You know, greed, you're sitting there with euphoria, how do I spend? Do I buy a Porsche? Do I buy a Ferrari? What do I buy? But with fear, you know, you're just basically trying to salvage everything and these people that are in here like the Robin Hood people, look what they've done to that Robin Hood stock folks, 85 to 17 with no, with one tiny ABCD over the past seven months. 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Anyway, there's one thing that added to the 1987 debacle that went beyond fear, and that was lack of liquidity. Lack of liquidity that showed up in the approximately October of 1986. That's when that lack of liquidity started to show up, and that's what allowed me to make a prediction that we're going to make a 500-point down move. I didn't know when it would happen, but I knew that it would happen. And that lack of liquidity exists today. And so what you were saying about the potential of having a dramatic, a very dramatic crash, this is what I was talking about when I was on the show, I think it was September 14th, something like that, that this is the potential. And that what people need to do is understand that you can make 4% on the upside and you can move 60% on the downside. And if the worst comes to pass, I mean, look at what's going on with Turkey. You know, if we lose our currency status, our reserve status, I'm looking at an 85% break. And I'm not saying that's going to happen, I'm just saying that it is a real potential. And I'm floating, I mean, I got the slides I could show you, but I'm floating between 65% and 75% cash. And I'll let inflation nibble away at me. And I'm willing to do that because I don't want to lose 40, 30, 20, 50, 60% basically overnight. The one thing I've been happy about is that the market has been relatively has been relatively organized on its way down.  You know, we haven't seen this six limit down days, which could happen. No, we haven't seen any limit down days. Yeah, you're right. We've not seen a lock limit day. The people have no idea what fears like Joe, you and I know, we've been through these before, but many of these people don't know. And these limits are so big nowadays that it could scare a lot of people.  Please go ahead. I won't bother you anymore, my friend. Go right ahead.  So so I'm not the only master in the house today. Hey, I'm sober today. Be be kind to me. I think I think we're the only two traders that don't drink. Can you see the slide that's on there now? I think so. We sure can. Okay. Now you wanted me to put up a recent picture because, you know, if I show up at your front door someday with that other pitch, you wouldn't have recognized me. So there I am. If I come knocking, you'll know, know who that guy is. Okay, I was taken. That was taken in mid 2019 for the pandemic. It was someplace in Europe, I was speaking. And so now you know what it'll look like. Still as handsome as ever. Oh, yeah.  Okay. So we're talking about illiquidity and we're talking about today's market. So let's, uh, let's continue on a little bit. A number of the people that I saw or rather than contacted me after our last get together, I think it was December 2nd, they were asking me why I put a cap on the, on the break that I expect. If you remember, I said within five minutes between five minutes and eight months and people want to know whether it was there some, some reason. I give myself a little room here. Was there some reason why, you know, you chose eight months? And that was because in addition to liquidity risk over evaluation risk, management risk, which is the current administration, excessive debt risk, inflation risk. We also have the risk of violence. And, um, this risk of violence is, uh, is, is real. And I want to get into it in, in just a minute, uh, we're in three bubbles, real estate equity and bonds. I think real estate might be the only thing that survives. Now there's risk of violence. Um, I, I have the eight, eight month cap here because I think by let's say August of 2022, we're going to see, uh, violence, uh, relevant to the midterm elections. And I don't think power is going to, going to go from the left to the right without, uh, serious issues. And so, uh, I, I want to be very careful about that. Also, I think both Russia and China see weakness in, in the US and that the potential for them to make some moves between now and then is, uh, is pretty real. I mean, I've, I've been to both countries. I've been going to Russia since, geez, 1990 and then China for the last 15, 20 years. Uh, Russia does not want NATO on its borders and China is getting very irritated with the US. And I think they're going to want Taiwan back. And what really worries me is that, uh, with these, uh, poll numbers as bad as they are for the current administration that, uh, that, uh, this current administration might do something really stupid in order to unify the country and get the poll numbers up. And anyway, I'm, I'm worried about that now way down here. We've got a chart up here of Raytheon and way down near the bottom there at around 79 area. We were talking about this on the forums, that topics that we're bringing up right now. And, uh, since then we've had a tremendous rally. And the reason I bring up the forums is because we've got people from all over the world in these forums, get the from Asia, from, uh, from Singapore, uh, Europe, South, South Africa, uh, South America, and these people feed on the ground, you know, we're not subject to censorship. And what's, we've got some military people on there and these people open up and they talk about what's going on and they give us some kind of an insight. Now, I don't know if Raytheon is back up again today. I took a little hit yesterday, but I think it was back up last, I looked at it and also, uh, no, no government, a government is doing, uh, quite well, uh, Boeing, one of my favorites is also doing well. It's considered a defense stop. So I think it would be a really nice defensive position to grab some of this stuff and put it away for a long term trade. And, uh, hopefully some of the people on the forum got it near the most recent lows. Um, this is a fascinating, uh, Dow yearly log chart we're looking at now. And I brought this up last time Larry, if you remember, uh, it was brought to my attention by, uh, Peter Van Waite. He is a Denapoli expert who, uh, lives in South Africa. Very, very, very sharp guy. Uh, he does a newsletter for us. At any rate, I've added, uh, a CLP expansion onto this log rhythmic chart and even if somehow we managed to make new highs, we're going to bump right up against the CLP expansion at, uh, approximately 39,000. So I think the very best case scenario, I mean, the, the most terrific scenario that we could possibly see is going to be bouncing around between Dow 29 and 39,000. Okay. Let's take a break here, Joe. We'll be right back with Joe Denapoli. Having fun trading the markets, but having trouble finding like minded individuals to discuss your trading and investment ideas with become an apex predator in the trading markets and join the Tiger's Den trading room only at dfnn.com. 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Okay we're back folks we're chatting with Joe DeNapoli Fib trader himself you want to continue my friend. Yeah what we're looking at now is the down monthly log chart stretched out. We just took the same chart that we're looking at before and stretched it out and just look at the accuracy of this thing.  We've exceeded that top and the chart I just showed you showed the upper end of this at thirty nine thousand that's really the upper end and I expect one of the things we teach is revisits of these of these nodes and the X O P was quite an amazing node. I mean it was it was an amazing high. So we've gone through it now when we revisit that there's going to be a lot of support if that sucker doesn't hold we're in you know deep duty with somebody used to say but I expect some bouncing around between those two levels and that's about that's about the best we can expect. This is a non log chart the Dow and we broke the MACD predictor on the monthly chart. This is typically a very bearish signal and we both broke that a little while back and this MACD predictor was described in the last last segment. I think it was on December 2nd. It's a very important indicator and if you're interested in it you should hear about its derivation but I don't want to get into that today you have too much else to cover. Now on a non log chart notice that we have an X O P and an O P they're coming in in what we call agreement with one another and that's at approximately 37 down 37,000. I don't think we're going to exceed that point but but that's that's there and we could always go back up and test that. I like to see the market you know move back and forth. I don't want to see you know limit down days we were talking about Larry you know one after the other and I really believe that that's a possibility. I mean imagine if if Biden decides to use a tactical nuclear weapon against the Russians coming across the Ukraine border. I mean you know these these things are all possibilities given the management we now have. So we always go up to that to that area. I don't know what the high was but it was close enough to those two levels where we really don't want to we don't want to be long up here. We want we want to be the want to be only buying deep dips on specialized stocks and specialized areas. I'm not going to go through my my my current position too much yesterday I was back up to about 75 percent cash this morning. I got into quite a few things and probably down around 65 percent now and if you buy stuff right I think every single thing I got into this morning is up now. It may not be up by much but it's all up and that's why you know knowing where to buy this stuff is so important you just don't want to get excited and buy on on break out at least I don't. Let's take a look at some of the second tier speculative stocks that have been in the news for a while and I'm just doing terrible look at this T-Doc. Okay this by the way I own a little bit of that there are things I got this morning and I believe it's up for me anyway where I got in I got in on a on a D level from a lower time frame I believe it was a daily or weekly chart and I've had a sitting resting order at this level there's no low 80s and I've had it in there for months and because you can get these that's what a leading indicator does you get these numbers ahead of time so I just got a fill this morning and even though the chart looks terrible I expect some kind of a bounce the point is that these things are just it just coming apart and it's indicative of what the markets have to do oh yeah there there is a weekly there's a buy and T-Doc around 72 to 70 so I will add to my position down there if I if I don't you know get out first Stein this is a this actually pretty good stock I like it a lot but it's just falling apart it's just this just continues to go down you know one of these high PE ratio things that's I believe in those arc funds and and these can continue to fall look at zoom zoom is going to be I'm going to be getting one zoom around 117 you see the XOP down there but these things I showed you all these things several times actually December 2nd certainly if that was the day I was on and they're all lower and they're going to bounce that's the right areas but they're going to they're going to go lower and where are we now oh yeah quantum skate I'd like to buy that at around 8 we're at 130 273 and I'm looking to buy this thing at 9905 907 somewhere in that area will it get there I don't know but if it gets there on now Twitter this is an interesting stock I think Twitter's done I think that the social media the Twitter's the censorship stocks they they finally they went too far and it was an actual day when that happened and that day it goes in with the corporate news media the CNN's of the world MSNBC etc that day happened when Joe Rogan interviewed Sanjay Gupta and they said that Joe Rogan was taken course tranquilizers you know he pissed him off and since then he's been he's had a lot of very high-level experts on there and people just seen the level of censorship and the level of it's just so disgusting what's going on you know I would I spent a lot of time in China you know we thought China was going to become like us favorite favorite trading status you know all that with the gun like China so anyway people have woken up I think Twitter is in real trouble and I'm trying to decide whether I'd be willing to buy it down around 22 or not because it's sort of against my morals but you know well the things that are against our morals we can make money to some degree so that's Twitter I think the same thing with Facebook not so much with Google I like Google but Google took a hit yesterday Amazon did and so there's buy points in all these stocks and those buy points should work out well there's Amazon I haven't ordered in to buy Amazon down at that XOP and around in the twenty seven twenty seven ninety five so there's places to buy these things take a look at Baba man this stock has been decimated you know I hope one Buffett sidekick managed to get out of this massive position in Baba because of this thing has just been killed and I am only I'm a willing buyer down there on 99 see when you're sitting in you're sitting in 70% cash you can you can afford to take some risks and move that up to 65 or 60 or whatever and I'm willing to take a shot at it I did buy JD.com yesterday or day before yesterday and I'm in profits and that we're talking I heard I heard you Larry mention Robin was actually a buy point is 1572 and I haven't quite yet but I'm thinking about adding that I bought up six or seven stocks this morning this is an example these numbers aren't good this is an old slide to example of what my accounts look like I mean right now this is just one account I have got at least 40 buy orders in deep buy orders in and they take off at the appropriate places and all those places are at appropriately labeled numbered calculated D levels. 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Okay we're back folks we're chatting with Joe DeNapoli would you'd like to continue young man will do young man boy you're buttering me up for something I don't know what you're you're younger than me everybody's younger than me I can't believe how many well I think you're healthier than I am well everybody's healthier than you you eat like a you eat like a billy goat for crying out loud you go out in the front yard and have grass for a salad for heaven's sake you know when's the last time you got a piece of meat about 1974 no actually I had a little bit last night okay well hard what must be impossible meter one of those synthetic jobs right no I eat real meat I do you when you're normal right I just I wish we I wish we were at Oprah's having some good Italian food over in Bangkok yeah I love that place that we're communicating because you know I was just thinking of open I was thinking about you sitting across the table from me and how many good times we had there you know my trip got canceled back there I was due to go on the 21st and they they reinstuted the institute of the big quarantine and so I'm not going to go back there and sit in the hotel for a week you know go ahead my friend yeah all right with I want to you know let everybody in on the beauty of this approach I mean if you look at this I've got 40 orders in there and I've got a minute the right number now the trick is no where the right numbers are it's not that difficult I've got a book that tells you what to do okay so you someone told me that thing was printed in two languages is that true yeah actually it's printed that was reprinted in about 14 languages shut the front door and raise the rent wow can you believe it I mean we've got Russia we got China we've got Germany we've got France we've got a couple of countries and South America I've forgotten all the languages these things have been printed in and you know it's the only book I've written so you know it's I'm happy that it was accepted as well as it's a good book I mean it's not sure they wouldn't be selling it if it wasn't a good book well it's absolutely and it's it you know they cannot keep it we've limited the number of copies that can be printed in China at one time to 3,000 copies so when they print the 3,000 copies it's like poof they're gone and then poof they're gone and they print another 3,000 and they have to wait so many months between print so you know it's worked out good I don't know it makes me feel good to be able to help so many people actually and of course there's income to me and it's passive income and I like that so the idea is you get these numbers like yesterday I'm down I got a shop here at my house I got everything welders I get all equipment you could possibly want in an auto shop and I restore classic cars so yesterday I'm working on my 66 Ford F-250 and as the market is falling you know I got these numbers in there there were there were there supposed to be and I don't have to have my nose pressed up against the screen I get a feel I'm happy I look at it do I want to keep it don't I want to keep it am I going to get out I calculate an objective I put that in the market that's that's simple I mean this is not rocket science so let's go on let's talk about gold you're talking about gold earlier and I want to show you where I did take a little profit on my gold position although I'm still holding most of it I want to show you what you want to see in gold and it hasn't happened we've been in a sideways pattern notice that we have these XOPs on the GLD this is the paper gold ETF we have this resistance level up here at 178.56 178.25 what we want to see and what we did not see is a push right through that supper I mean just blow right through there come back settle on it and then continue on this is this is what we need a city for gold to get excited to go to 3000 to 3000 whatever is going to go to you need to see this kind of action at a minimum you need to see it come up and hit the XOP which we didn't even do me gold can't get out of its own way so this was would be the second thing you'd like to see in gold which didn't happen and since it didn't happen what we did is we drifted back down now we're going back up and there's really no there's just no tape reading advantage to to go and by tape reading I mean get if you haven't gotten Jesse Livermore's book reminiscences of a stock trader you know that is an absolute must read for everybody is a must study I usually go over that whatever two years I reread it and I find something in that book all the time that that is a benefit to me and what this guy was able to do is it read the tape and I spent 50 years trading in front of the screens you know short-term trading and I'm able to read the tape these interpretations of these interpretations of how things are how things work around these d-levels are critical to knowing whether you really want to stay in a position for a long-term trade of six months to three years whether you want to get out in six seconds to three minutes now I think Larry you're going to find this fascinating maybe you do it already we you know the folks don't realize we don't we don't talk about the markets before I'm on the show to keep it fresh but this is actually a Gold ETF ratio with Bitcoin and we have come down to a to an OP support level now people you're going to understand well listeners need to understand that there are large money concerns out there that watch these spreads the spread between the Nasdaq and the many work that way I've made so much money on that it's just a matter of watching these spreads and in running these Denapoli levels on the spreads and right now with the Gold Bitcoin spread we're at support if Gold had any reason to valley now would be this gives it a reason this should create a rallying Gold so far is just really hasn't if you do the Gold futures on a ratio divided by the E-mini then you'll notice that we're down in the XOP at 3904 here's another reason that we really should see your rallying Gold it ain't happening so what that's telling me is there's something wrong with the Gold market obviously I mean I still hold that's my biggest position actually my biggest single position is Gold and I still have some faith it's going to go up but it's mostly held as an insurance company I mean we'll get six limit down days six limit down days we get that you believe Gold's going to move and so it's an insurance policy for me that way I can play with the other you know 25% or whatever it is in my account and and feel safe that if the absolute disaster happens that I'm going to be okay now this is a very interesting chart last time we were kind of a little short on time so I didn't have a chance to really discuss it but when we had the fall in the pandemic the fall in the market so this is this is a a Boeing weekly and we see the thrust down if you do a Fibonacci .382 from the low back up to the high when we had that break back in March of 2020 you're going to get a .382 retracement level at approximately 188 now when you revisit that level it is an incredibly good place to be a buyer and I have definitely been a buyer in in where the hell did I go now I have definitely been a buyer in in Boeing at that level I'm going to show you more and Boeing in just a minute somehow Bitcoin futures got in here and Bitcoin Joe we've got to take a quick break we've got two more minutes to take and we'll be right back with Joe DiNapoli folks every market day from 8 30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Eastern for free each host is an experienced trader and gives their take on the market while taking calls and questions live from around the world from the moment the market opens until the closing bell sounds Tiger TV has eight different shows with expert hosts to help you make the right moves with your money watch online at tfnn.com or on tfnn's YouTube channel and become the investor you were born to be tfnn educating 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Joe, do you want to give a minute here to tell the folks how they can reach you and maybe have a special offer for a post-Christmas deal or something? Yeah, how much time we got left? You got two minutes. All right, so before I give my book a plug, let's just take a quick look at this Bitcoin futures on a monthly chart. To my thinking, I've been very skeptical on Bitcoin. To my thinking, it's hit critical mass, just like I was talking about Joe Rogan a while ago. For me, this thing has become an asset class. And I want to be a buyer on this thing at the OP down around that 3200 level. If this goes through the quarterly MACD, we're going to see 10,000. But right now it's only gone through the monthly MACD. I'm going to be a buyer. I'm going to be a holder of this as an asset. It's finally hit critical mass for me. So let's go down to my book and give it a little bit of a plug. It's actually not going to change my lifestyle any if you buy the book, but it might change yours. You can get it for $99 for the next few days until January 9th. If you want to go to Amazon, you can pay $162. Either way, the shipping's free. 60 days free on the client forums. And you just go to the fibtrader.com page or order page at miscellaneous section. Put it in Tommy that way you can get the discount. I'm going to try to get back to... You can just, when it ends, just pull me off like it's one of those hooks on stage there. Here's what's happened to BA after it hit that revisit. I mean, it was just an absolutely beautiful trade. And I like this. I like all the airlines. Notice they're not going down like the other stuff is. And I can't get my fills, which means that they're good. They're strong. And so I'm a buyer. I think this Omicron thing is going to end up to be a great deal because high... Okay, looks like the end. All right, my friend. We'll see you in a few weeks, my friend. May God bless and be safe. Hey, listen, I love you, buddy. 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Educational institutions have reopened their doors this week for the new term in strict adherence to the school-specific protocols outlined by the Ministry of Health. Chief Medical Officer Dr. Sharon Belmar-George has assured that the ministry stands ready to provide additional support to schools in this COVID-19 environment. With the increase in the number of COVID-19 cases diagnosed over the past week, we understand the concerns felt by students, parents, teachers, administrative staff and the general public at large. A reassuring Chief Medical Officer Dr. Sharon Belmar-George acknowledging potential anxieties over the return to classrooms this school term. The recent increase in active coronavirus cases on Island she guarantees were anticipated and accommodated for. Lateral efforts for ensuring a safe return to school compounds for the new term included the development of specific protocols for the education sector. These include the reinforcement of frequent hand washing and sanitization and procurement of requisite supplies, provision of maintenance and hand washing stations with soap, portable water and waste receptacles, strategic placement of alcohol-based hand sanitizers, compliance of teachers and students with the protocols, cleaning and disinfecting of school buildings, especially sanitary and other frequently touched facilities, and frequent and daily cleaning of schools overall. The CMO appeals to parents to be cooperative and encourage the same in their students. Parents, please ensure that children are kept at home or taken to the closest respiratory clinics if they develop respiratory symptoms. Do ensure that they are given a clean face mask daily with hand sanitizer. Encourage our children to cooperate with the school authorities to keep all of us safe. Keep the lines of communication open to address any fears that they may have. Dr. Belmont George also emphasized the critical role of educators in ensuring a safe and healthy learning space for the children. We understand a strain has been put on teachers who are managing with new modalities during the last few months. And we encourage them to continue cooperating with their principals to provide a safe, healthy academic environment for the future of our nation. We acknowledge the leadership of the principals and the Ministry of Education in guiding the sector during this difficult period of co-existing with COVID-19. Globally, the rate of pediatric COVID-19 cases is significantly lower as compared to adults. Children under 18 years represent 8.5% in the United States setting and less than 5% in Europe. Current evidence suggests that children are less likely than adults to be transmitters of disease, child-to-child transmission is uncommon, and schools have not been associated with significant increases in community transmission. As at 5th January 2021, St. Lucia School aged infected were the lowest rates among age groups, representing 11% of the then 353 registered cases on island. For the Government Information Service, I am Jessie Layance reporting.